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Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
Republicans Ratify.

Last Saturday evening the republi-
can candidates for officers of the new
state opened the campaign in King
man, and talked to one of the largest
audiences that so far greeted political
candidates. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Allen E. Ware, chair
man of the county central committee
of the party. Mark W. Mosgrove
made a few Introductory remarks
covering a long acquaintance with
Judge E. w. Wells, candidate for gov
ernor. The meeting was addressed by
all the state candidates of the party,
with exception of the candidates for
the senate. Judge Wells was well re-
ceived here on account of his long ac-
quaintance with the people of the
county, as was J. f. Cleaveland, who
has many friends in Kingman. The
gentlemen departed to the east on the
Sunday morning train.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

Lovin aud Withers company Thurs
day last decided to add another story
to their new building on the corner of
Fourth aud Beale streets. The ground
floor will be used for the new bank,
the postoffice and a store. The upper
floor will probably be used for office
purposes. The company has surely
moved wisely 10 this matter, as the
additional story will not only add TO
the beauty of the building, but will be
a revenue producer as we'll.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

Beginning with the initial trip of
the new deluxe train of the Santa Fe
will come a change of time from Pa
cifc to Mountain, difference of one
hour The Southern Pacific and San
ia Fe have agreed to unity the time of
their trains throughout New Mexico
and Arizona, adopting Mountain time
for that purpose. Heretofore the
Santa Fe used Mountain time as far
west as Seligman and Pacific time to
the coast. The Southern Pacific used
Pacific time as far east as Ell Paso.
Pheuix was so undecided on time that
it adopted a happy medium between
Pacific and Mountain and the stranger
within her gates could take his choice.
The change will benefit Kingman in
the matter of giving the workers bet
ter daylight hours.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

There is a rumor afioat that the
greatly increasing business of the
Santa Fe railroad will compel the
shortening of divisions and in couse-
quence there will be established a
freight division at Truxtou or some
point close thereto. Williams will al
50 be made freight division. With
the addition of the new weekly passen-
ger train the Santa Fe will carry the
Rock Island trains from Albuquerque
TO San Francisco and Los Angeles, be-
ginning January first. This will give
seven passeL ger trains each way, be-
sides the great freight traffic that the
road now enjoys. The road is really
so congested that with the additional
trains freight will be moved with diff
Guilty. The company is rushing work
on its double-tracking east of Flagstaff
and it is possible that the work will
soon be under way at this point. To
illustrate the congested condition of
the single track railroad man stated
the other day that he had orders to
look out for twenty-nine trains be
tween Needles and Kingman, the
trains being east and west bound
The distance between the two places
is little less than sixty miles.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25


Class Mail
J. c. Gouldiug has added baby boy
10 his household.
S. W. and Ed ToSey are building in
the Kiugman Terrace addition.
A baby girl appeared at the home
of Jack Maddux Thursday last.
The lite 500 of Robert B. Wright is
ill with scarlet fever, although the
case is a mild one.
Allen E. Ware, of Tarr & McComb
company, is iu Los Angeles attending
TO important business matters.
S D. Stewart, of Clark, Stewart &
HaWorth, Prescott, will open an Office
in Kingman after the first of the
month
Mr. and Mrs Harry McCoub depart
ed yesterday for their home in Los
Angeles after a two weeks visit 10
Kiugman-
Miss Rowena Deming, who is teach
ing school at Seligman, is vising with
her father, Rev. c. W. Deming, over
Sunday.
Robert Rosoo has just completed a
handsome sligo 90 the front of the
building occupied by the Kingman
Auto and Transportation company
F. w. GaIeutine. socialist candidate
for governor, talked to a good sized
audience at Elks Theater last Thurs
day evening, on the subject of social
ism and his candidacy for the office.
John H. Ware is building a large
adobe residence on his lots 10 the
Kiugman Terrace addition. The
building Is TO be one of the most CON-
modious in the town.
Juo. C. Potts paid visit this week
60 his mining claims at Thumb Butte,
over in the Union Pass range. He re
ports miniug matters 10 that section
looking we'll
Gaddis 81 Perry Company is remodel
ing one ct the rooms ia the store build
iug on Fourth street and as soon as il
is completed il is TO be used as drug
store, so &c is said.
James POuisou last week returned
from San Bernardino, where he visited
with a sister and other relatives He
Isd DOT seen his sister in forty-five
years and the meeting was a sort of
family reunion
A democratic club has been formed
in this county with = membership of
about 400. This is the FIRST time an
attempt has ever been made TO organ
ize the party 10 this way and the great
SUCCESS of the undertaking is pleasing
the old party leaders.
R G. Jones, who has beeo visiting
the past summer with relatives in
Kansas, returned to Kiugmaa a few
DAYS ago He reports that Kansas
farmers have experienced one of the
worst years since the grasshopper
plague and that hard times will be
seOereIy felt there this winter
Sidney 2. Osborne, democratic can
djdate for secretary of state. visited
Kiugman last Monday evening and
talked up his candidacy for the Office.
Mr. Osborne stands we'll with the PEG
pie, especially on account of the long
D uhiic sercice of his father aod his
wide acquaintance with the people Of
the territory
Charles A. DinsmOCe, editor Of the
FL Paso Mining JOurnaL this week
visited the GoEdroad mines 10 the in
uerest of his paper and also TO familiar
iZe himself With the country. Il is his
intention TO again visit this county and
make a general examination of the
mines and niniog condition. Mr..
Diusuoce is one of the best mining
writer's IN the southwest and is doing
great good to the territory that he
may visit and write of. His articles
appear ia the Mining World and in
his Own publication, and are also
widely used by the mining papers of
The country
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
Notice For Publication.

No O1427l.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u. s. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona,
Novem Der 20. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Duncan NJ. Mar
tin, of COttouia. Ariz., who. on May LIST. 1911
made homestead entry. No. O1427l. for NE Il.
Section. IA. Township is n. Range p W. G. &
s. r Meridian, has filed notice of intention TO
make Final communication Proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before
Arson H. Smith. q. s Commissioner. at King
man. Arizona, on the 26th day of December.
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
JOHN W. RICKETTS,. of COttonia. Ariz.
AMANDUS c BURMISTER. of Prescott. Ariz.
Jay c. AMBLER. of Manchester. Tenn.
URBAN W. GRUBBS, of CottOnia. AriZ
FRANK H. PARKER.
Register.
First insertion Nov. 25-Dec 80.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
Athletic Association.

Next Monday evening there viii be
a meeting of the Kingman Athletic
Association at Happy Hour Theater
for the purpose of formulating con-
stitatiOu and bylaws. Everybody in
uerested in the subject Of athletics is
invited 60 attend.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
Democratic State
and County Ticket.
STATE

STATE
For U. S. Senators
MARK A. SMITH, Tucson
HENRY f. ASHURST, Prescott
For Judge of Supreme Court
ALFRED FRANKLIN, Phoenix
HENRY D. ROSS, Prescott
D. L. CUNNINGHAM, Tombstone
For Representative in Congress
CARL HAYDEN, Phoenix
For Governor
GEORGE w. p. HUNT, Globe
For Secretary Of State
SIDNEY P. OSBORN. Phoenix
For Auditor
]. c. CALLAGHAN, Bisbee
For Treasurer
DAVID JOHNSON, Douglas
For Attorney General
GEO. PURDY BULLARD, Phoenix
For Superintendent Of Public lnstrue-
C. o. CASE, Jerome
For Corporation Commissioners
F. A. JONES, Phoenix
W. P. GEARY, Winslow
A. W. COLE, Douglas
COUNTY
Senate
HENRY LOVIN, Kingman
Representative.
JOHN ELLIS Chloride
Judge Superior Court.
CARL G. KROOK, Kingman
Clerk Superior Court.
L. NJ. TEALE, Kingman
Sheriff.
]. P GIDEON, Kingman
Recorder.
J. W. MORGAN, Kingman
Treasurer.
THOMAS DEVINE, Kingman
School Superintendent.
CHARLES METCALFE, Kingman
County Attorney.
c. W. HERNDON, Kingman
Assessor.
F. L. HUNT, Kingman
County Superintendent Roads.
FRANK L. RUSSELL, Kingman
County Surveyor.
H. 6. SCHADER, Oatman
Supervisors.
JNO. c. POTTS, Kingman
w. K. RIDENOUR, Oatman
J. S. WITHERS. Kingman
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
To Decide on Santa Fe
Entertainments.

The Santa Fe Railway Co. will give
a series of reading room entertain
ments commencing about December
18th giving about three entertain
ments a month.
Those wishing to have reserved seats
for entire season will please call on
Mr.. Warren, of Tarr and McCom rs
office, and a donation of Two dollars for
each season ticket will be gladly re-
ceived, for the purpose of defraying
expenses to cover rental of Elks Hall
on evenings the entertainments are to
be held. II is the intention of all con-
cerned to make the entertainments a
everyone should heartily join together
in this movement. There will be no
charge for entertainments at the Hall
and parties making donations for ex-
penses will be given reserved seats on
each night that entertainments are
held, seat checks to be procured at
Watkins Drug Store three or four
days in advance of entertainments.
This is open to all. Donations will be
rec ived up to Dec. 10th.
The following Committee was ap-
pointed.
W. F. JAGGERS
j. II. KNIGHT
MRS S. T. ELLIOTT
Mrs. A E. WARE
NJ
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

The Humboldt Smelter, which was
recently rejuvInated by eastern people
under the name of the Consolidated
Arizona Smelling company, has again
closed down and may not again re-
sumo operations. 1t is thought that
the fact of the Clark smelter going in
to the Verde section may have some
thing to do with the action of the Gi-
rectors in ordering the closing of the
big plant and the probability of the
big Jerome corporation taking over
and operating the properties of the
Consolidated Smelling company. The
company started of by erecting rever-
beratory smelter aud experimenting
with q new tangled smelling process
that proved a rank failure. Then a
standard smelling stack was put in
and other features added, but the blow
that the company was given by the
first failure was too severe to be with
stood by the financial hackers.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
Kiagman NJ. E. Church.
CLYDE W. DEMING. Pastor.

CLYDE W DEAIING, Pastor.
1890 a. m. Sunday School.
D. T. PRICE, Superintendent.
1880 preaching service. Subject,
Thanksgiving" Special music. Free
seats. All welcome
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
No. Ols2s4

No Ol52S4.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
U. s. Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona.
November 20. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that John W. Ricketts,
of CottOuia, Ariz.. who. on August 81. 1911.
made Homestead entry. No Ol52S4. for lots l
and ?. NV Ia NE L. NE u NV Il, Section
81, Township Is n. Range p W. G. s. S R
Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make
Final five year Proof. TO establish claim TO the
land above described. before Arson H. Smith.
u. s. Commissioner. at Kiugman, Ariz.. on the
26th day of December. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
DUNCAN NJ. MARTIN. of Cottonia. Ariz.
THOMAS W. BROCKMAN, of Needles, Cal,
JOHN E BROCKMAN. of Needles. Cal.
CHARLES A. WHIPPLE. of COttouia. Ariz.
FRANK H. PARKER.
Register.
First insertion Nov. $50 Dec.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
MRS. KARA FORTAIN-RHOADS,

Teacher of Vocal and In
strumental Music. Italian
Method. Pupil of Herr
Carl Formes and Signor
Galvani. - - - -
BRUNSWICK HOTEL, Room 49,
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
DR.. PAUL MCINTOSH

DENTIST
Kingman, Arizona
LICENSED IN ARIZONA.
Beale Street, Opposite Henry Lovin's
Place. Phone, No. Al
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25
RATES on SUBSCRIPTION:

Entered at the Kingnan Postoffioe as Second
Class Mail
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

J. c. Gouldiug has added baby boy
10 his household.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

W. F. JAGGERS
J. II. KNIGHT
MRS. S. T. ELLIOTT
Mrs. A. E. WARE
d. n. STEWART.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

S. w. and Ed Tosey are building in
the Kiugman Terrace addition.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

The lite 500 of Robert B. Wright is
ill with scarlet fever, although the
case is mild one.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

A baby girl appeared at the home
of Jack Maddux Thursday last.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1911-11-25

Allen Z. Ware, of Tarr g. McComb
company, is iu Los Angeles attending
TO important business matters.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30
Kpnu(. llsr6sG,rungs.9 .9efeGfdaft
Salt beutc 9lbcnn i'm Clinton Sptel
cine SiBung ab.

On Der bsute 4bsno itattfinosnosn
gerIummlung Der &anal gsrbenes
runasosieli6aft ipsrben iih Die Dale
outsn pon etlpa 40 biirgerlihen uno
tommgsislIen Srganiiutionsn betheIlls
aen, um bic bon einsm Ius'huns nore
bereitete 9orlage. tpel6e Die 2lblhdf1
funQ oes &anals innerbalb oss Beth'
bilos Der S.aot uno bic anIase slnes
goul.pdrbs, Iotpis elmer ginfubrt fur
Sutsrurban Strabeubabnen por'lsbt
al bsfprshen. Sobalo oieislbe Dor
SEN psreintsten Orsuniidtionsn sutge'
heiben 1T, nirp bic 8orIogs Der 2sgls'
latur unterbrsitet Deroen uno pon Ss'
IhluHsu Der sin3sInen SrganlIationsn
in oenen nas Proistt inoohtrt iptro
bealsitst Iein. 2lubsr ben GeIssateI
Der usnannten Orguniioticnen fpsroe'
nod elm. 4n3abl betanntsr gur9sr De
geriammlung beiipobnen, um shr
Stimme 81 guniten Der gorla9e ab
suseben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30
6Ipooiellom SGngcrd)or.

Die mitgIi.bsr bss obigen 8ereins,
attipe Ipno1l pie pafipe, nit ihrtn
8awen faaoeu iih seitsrn RahnIttas
in kemlicher gnsabl in ihrern odupt@
quarter, Der Wulical Grhange, su eli
ner 1amilienfsier elm, Die in Der bent
bar aemiitbli9itsn Weiis psrlief. Die
Ielbe mar tbsils su gbren Der Damen,
Die Th BEL Der lssten Gbriitbaums Der
looiung 10 riibrig ge5sist baben, tbells
audi sum 4nbenten an Den perItorbs'
nen, lansi1brisen prdiioenten, 9errr
Ghos. Meisr, peraHitaltet. 6err Wtsler
Der i'm Sanuar lestsn cSabrss ltarb
binterlieb benz 9sreiu teitamentartit
$50 mil benz Griuhen, 10 ldnge es ssht
iGbrlih ieinsn @eburtstug gu bs9ehsr
uno ibm einen grinnerungsitlut 81
piomen. Dies ipuroe aud ge'tern be.
folat, inbem oie Sdn1er iih BON ihrer
| 5iben erboben uno NIT sinsm panenoel
liebe bas glnbenfen ees VeritorbeneI
sbrtsu, SIN iibrisen pureen etnsel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30
Scinen Gcrletungcn crlcgen.

Spi. Srlestn. Elm Rufie, tpsIder mi.
bereits berihtst an Samitas absno
sesen 1Ollbr cine Sreppe in bem9ouie
go. 3141 8sft 6. Str. binunteritiir5te
uno baIb barauf BON 6ausbepohnern
bepuBtlos om 8ube berSreppe liessno
oufqefuuoen puroe, lit gsitsrn Rnbs
mittaa i'm itdotti6en !opipitdI fetnen
9erIeBuueeu erlegen. Der Wtunn.
tpelhsr 'am Samitue abeno 'ADer
1etrunten haben foQ, botts it6 bel oem
Stur3s uuber inneren 9erlesuugen els
nen grud oes Sends Suge3ogsn. ues
Der bic 9eriou bes 9srungIiitten IieB
Iih bisber tpenig in Grfubruue brtns
gen. Der Coroner pirb eiuen sSnqueft
abbalten. Srlestp mar 80 Sabre ali,
leoie unb ipohuts go. 3141 Weft 6.
/ Str.
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Hrdhtig
Gerliei Der geitrige 8areuturntag in
Gopington.

Giner Ie6r Itattlihsn gstbeili9ung
erfreute It6 Der geItrige gdrenturntog
in Der 5urnbaQe Der Gopington Iurne
gemetnoe unb Die Barren 3eigten ourd
i9re 2eiItungen in ben Jreiiibungen,
Irnie on ben 8erdtben, Dab e5 ibnen
M! bem 5urnsn srnit 1T unb lie Der
iiingsren8eneratiou abiolut ni6t ndtz
iteben.
SnsgeIummt hatten ii6 81 Barren
ein1efunben uno auf bic ein3elnen 8erz
eine pertheilte fid bieIe 3abl tpie folgt:
GobinQton SurngsmsinDe IS, gtncins
natt Surnoemeinoe IL, ytepport5urns
Qemeinbe II unb Rorb Cincinnati
Surnberein IS. QuBerbem mar aud
mod Elm .5rampbdr" unpeienb. oenn
oieIen Sitsl erbisIt einftimmig Serr u.
Riebel, Der reiienbe 8ertreter Der
nSurn5eitung", Der CUR 3eit bier tpeilt
uno stn hohtpiatomHtener 9Git hsI
benz SurntaQ mar. 9as Surnpro>
qramm, bas unter Der 2eitung oss Be-
3irtsturnpurts N. SeuB in muitergiiIz
tiger Wsiis CUR 8ur6fubrung gelangte,
umfaBte MarIhz unb Qaufiibuugen,
SanteIubungeu, 8erdtbsturnen u. gum
SaIub elm Surnipiel .Rotb, BeiB
uno glau", bel pelhem Die Barren Ell
nsn pirtlit ju8snoIiheH Gntbuiids@
mus betunoeten.
Sisruuf gin9 es auf ginloouHg Der
Gcoington 1urnqemetnoe in bic obez
zen Rdumlihtsiten, tpp Der Sbeilnebz
mer Elm opuluntsr SmbiB nit Der oasu
oeh0rigsn r5euhtigtsit" barrte unb es
enrtptdslte iih Elm observation-disclosures
mers, unter Der 2ettung bon Serrn
Seub, BEL pelhem Nniprahsn uno
2ieber in bunter Reihenfploe dbtpehielz
ten. Inter ben Reoneru befunben ii4
bic 6erren gorrotbers bon Rspport,
Der in begeiiterten Worteu bic 8eroienz
ite beg 9eutfftbums feierts; 8r. Suz
nah Gditetn uno =. S6iele BON per
Cincinnati surnaemsinbe uno Surner
Rptt bon gopinoton.
Wlit Itiirmiitem Subel ipurbe Elm
telsgrapbiiter 9ruB bon 5srrn 8ils
liam HieDlin begriiBt, Der betonntlid
CUR 3sit in fFloriba tpeilt: n9ut 9eil
I groBen Grfolq, qrOben Sunesr uni
Gurit tpiinfht 4llsn. B. Rtebltn", Il
!: lautete Die 0epeihe uno es fpurbe be
ffIofen, Ssrrn RieoliH telegrapbifd
9 fir Ieinen GruB 81 banteH. Mit bic
fem Quftrage tpuroe Serr u. Barrel
J. mann betraut uno aubsrbem erhielt e
= aud ben shrenppneu auFtrag, Senuto,
!, 9uhl uno Satin 81 oeren golbeuen
y gfeiub[idum einen 8liidpunidb be-
: Barren bss Shio 9urnbs5irts 81 iiber
L ulitteln.
L Qut uber bic bspor'tebenbe Sabn
e. isisr puroe singebenb geiprohen uni
II bic oqgemeine 9lnIiht ging oabin, bal
g Die 9urnlebrsr auf9eforbert tperoel
II IolIten, iih attn on ben 9prbereitun
L oen fir Die 5sier 81 betbeiligen, In
n bsrsn grfOlg auber aIlsr 5rage 8
y iteuen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30

9eriammIung abSsitattst porben, be-
ri6tste Der S6aBmeiiter, Serr 9eins
rid Sdmitt, oaB bic Ginnubmsn
$23.12, Die 4usgabsn $22.10 ieien.
Die t-srduf folgenoe geamtenDabl
srsab oas folgsnOe Reiultat:
0oriiBer: Sb. 9oergsr.
l. 9i3e>8OriiBer: 5ran3 Wueuer.
2. 8i3ez8oriiber: Sol. W. &aelin.
Setretdr: SOf. S6Darb.
ShaBmeiiter: 9etnrih Shmitt.
Der uusihetbsnbe 8oriibsr, Ssrr
6p. Wsbsr, Der tpegen Nrbeitsiibsrhdus
fun9 cine WieOerDabl abgelebnt bats
te, fiibrte bic neuen 8eamten unter
bubI4er 2lnfpra6e in tbre reip. Aemz
ter Elm, iporuuf 5err 8oerger nit etni>
gen tdntenben Dorten bic 9eridmm'
lung pertugte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30

- Der Barber J. M. Boring Don
go. 966 Weit 8. Strabs meloete I'M
ppli5eibauptquartier, oob ietn 9ebiIFe
Mm. Smith am Sumitag, Ddbrenb er
Fih gum Mitiaeefeu heimbegtben bate,
fih S1.85 aus bem gafb Brighter foe
fpie stpei RaiirmeHer dueisnete uns
nit isiner geute perihpano.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30

Das aus ben Serr.n =. Sobans<
mann IT,, SO. Rop.r, u. Saufer uno
Gh. 5ittn1or beiteknoe ReoIIlonsz
Spmmitt.s bate Idmmtli6e gerthts u.
gsleoe g.priift uno nit ben gihsrn
uno ben 9eItdnoen iibereinIttmnlsHo
beFunoen. Die 8eriht, tpurcen anee'
npmmen uuo 3ur SrufI.8uHg be-
itimmt.
3undhit fam tpieoer elm bon Den
gnpsisnosn gsiungsnsr CHORAL, Do'
rauf Observation-Disclosures bsiprohsr
nuroen. qaitor !0einri6 Gambrehi
Don fort 5bomas iprad 9aterunIel
uub Seesn unb nit einsm peltersr
Qieo fam bic erbebenbe 5eier 3umab'
/ I6luB, ieoo6 srit, ndhosm oas R.'
/ iultat Der Gr1dnsunsspa6l oes Dor
/ Itanos ipie Gindauos tetannt gegsber
/ unb 9ontzReIolutioner fir au'
Treunbe bss Wertes, ben Trousnoer
Elm, ben gtersteIidb, bic 9auls 0e
msinoe, bic grsTe uIp. ongenommsr
nprDen lparen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-30

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
STEADY SHIPMENTS OF
THE PITTSBURG IDAHO

President \. 5. Ross OF the Pittsburg
and Idaho Mining company VIII leave for
the property IN the Gilmore Idaho. dis
trlct today TO witness the Inauguration of
new development work. The officials
during the past week or two have been
busy selecting the new equipment in or
der that the campaign determined upon
can be sent forward with economy and
dispatch.
Several days ago the company had four
teen cars OF firsL-class lead ore on the
local market. settlements Tor which show
the ore TO average in value according
cars were enroute an impression was
gained that the company was eDdeayor-
ins TO make Il record on production but
IL tranSpires that the loaded cars ac-
cumulated at the loading station on ac-
count OF weather conditions interfering
with the regular railroad traffic. The
company is shipping an average OF two
cars of fine grade lead ore daily.