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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Woman Admits Killing Man;
Convicted Man Innocent
Conse,enee Hurt Mrs. Hodges and She
Will Likely Set John An
drews Free
KILLING ACCIDENTAL
is STORY WOMAN TELLS.
Philadelphia Has Most Unusual Cas-.
That Is Cleared by Persistent
AttorneO

nds MOST Unusual Case
mat Is Cleared by Persistent
Attorney.
PHILADELPHIA. June 29-Accused
OF kllIing Emil Amann at Warren. Pa
on January p last, Mrs. Stella Hodge,
80 years old. OF that place is bein,,
held at police headquarters. here,
PnuIns actlon by the Warren
The sensatinal feature of the arras,
les IN the fact that John NJ. Andrews
'rmerly superintendent OF the War.
ren water Works company. was only
Few days ago convicted Of murder
ing Amann. despite his vigorous Dro-
t 1Sstatlons OF innocence OF the crime.
Ihe trial OF Andrews attracted much
attention, his attorney being Jams1
Scarlet
II. @. Silcox. a Philadelphia detec-
i've, testified at the woman's hearing
to-day. that he had been empIoved h,,
Mr.. Scarlet to look up the woman All
snorts 10 Interview her al Warren
IaiItu ana then the detectives deter
mlhed 10 get her out OF the CITY. Sha
was nnally Induced through "A frien5
10 go 10 Atlantic city. where she was
arrested yesterday. There Mrs TTodgo
toId the detectives that one 81 her
reasons Tor not confessing was tha
Tear that her reputation would he
ruined as she was a married woman
NTH
riding with Amann.
Ga. Woman Tells Of Killinq.
SllcoN said the woman told him that
on the night Of the killing. she made
an appointment with Amann TO go rId-
ing. IL was raining and he was com
PEELED 10 go TO the reservoir. where
nc was employed TO look things over.
They drove into a pasture ncar ~:
reservoir and Amann left her and
started TO walk up the reservoir hin
lhcn the woman called him hack az
she was afraid 10 be alone In the darir
and asked him n he had a revolver
Amann handed her an autonatic nfs-
tol and went away to attend 10 his
duties. When ne returned to the car
riage, the horse became frightened ana
Amann grabbed for the bride. ana AZ
the same time the woman grabbed the
reins. At this moment the autonatio
pistol she was holding began 10 dis
charge. Amann Zen and she climbed
out or the carriage and ran TO hia
side. Finding him apparently dead
she placed the pistol beside his body.
Next she unhitchcd the horse and let
u run loose. Then she ran TO her
home. The next morning finding that
every one believed % was a case OF
suicide. she decided 90 remain quiet.
Conscience Hurt.
Nhen Andrews was convicted last
week her conscience began 90 froubIs
her and 81 was then an easy matter for
tho detectives Co worm her droaful
secret from hor
Mrs. Hodge was not sworn. but
when the MAGISTRATE. after siicox's
testimony. asked her if che had env
statement 20 make. she said. 4 shot
Mr. Amann hy accident am not
used 90 handling r. revolver and 90
not know how 70 went on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Hodges Title May Be
Questioned i'm Court

Lawyers who have Investigated the
matter deny that there is any ques-
ton Of the meaning or intent Of the
law. and it is to prohibit members OF
the Board Of Control OF holding any
other Office of an elective kind within
one year OF the expiration of their
te.sl. Hodges was appointed a mem
bcr Of the Board OF Control in 1909
for four-year term. Thus. according
10 the law. he is not eligible TO hold
the presidency Of the University un-
til 1915. Attorneys have been con-
suited during the past week on the
matter, AM prominent attorneys have
been of the opinion that the courts
would not delay in granting an in
junction 10 prevent the installation
OF Hodges as the president of the Uni
versity. There Is undoubtedly great
interest in the contest here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Miss Brown WedS Army Officer
FAVORlTE GRANDDAUGHTER OF
HON. n. c. DAVIS WEDS. LIEUT..
BARNETT.
Brilliant Ceremony Is Held at the
Davis Home at Elkins-Perform
Ring Ceremony.

Special Dls patch 20 the Intelligencer.
ELKINS. W. Va. June 2g-At high
noon today Miss Katharine Davis
Brown. favorite granddaughter OF eX-
United States Senator Henry Gassa-
way Davis. and destined 10 inherit a
large share OF his millions. was mar
r.ed 20 Lieutenant Chester PicrsOii
Rarnett. OF the United States army
The wedding took place in the
spacious drawing room Of the sena-
tors magnificent mansion. Grace
land before an immense altar Of
rhododcudron. crysanthcmums and
American Beauty roses. which were
procured largely from the Davis
grounds. where they abound in pro
fusion. The great altar was fourteen
feet boo height
Promptly at twelve o'clock the
bride. accompanied by her maid Of
honor. Miss Elizabeth Oliphaut. Of
Sew York. 20 cousin. both OF whom
wore white embroidered gowns. de-
sceudcd tho Grand stairway and with
OK Senator Davis. who gave the bride
away. wr Ited to the altar where the
groom 20 his best man. Captain
Dent. 0f the United States army. with
90 Fort Myer. Joined
them. Lieut. Barnett and Capt Dent
wore the FUN dress uniform ~ the T..
s. army
Carry Out Ring Service.
Hrv Froderct U BARTON. pastor of
fhn Davis Memorial Pre- bvtori1n
church. which was built by Senator
Davis as tribute to his mother. and
oi which thc bride is 90 member. per.
formed fho marriage ceremony. rho
beautiful ring service 1f Tho Prosby.
(Coutinued on Third PagsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Trust ViOlaiOrS
Inquiry Under Sherman Law is Asked
Against international
harvester To.

WASHINGTON. June 90 An in.
vestIgation fo determine whether inc
International Harvester Company haa
violated fho antrru.r. Interstate
commerce or national banking ar.o.
citation laws ard whether % h1s on.
tered into rotation iu violation of Jaw
With other ror.ora. firms 0r corpora.
t0nH. Ia proposed in resolution iu.
fr0ducod today hy Repre- seutatvo 10
beck. OF Nrh-l.kH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Stale Rests

CHICAGO. June 2a.-lt ls expected
that presentation of tnc defense OF
Evelyn Arthur See wil require "a
week. The state rested today. arr
an early adjournment was taken to
allow Attorney ranfwoiL Represonf-
inr me defendant 20 prepare arru.
Iucrfs.
Cantwcl made tho usual motion t0
take fhe case from fhc jury and was
ovcrruied The court ruled ouf FOUR
counts OF fhc indictment. fwo charr.
iuE concuriuage and two charging
abduction for immoral purposes This
leaves eight counts against 500. two
charginE r0ncubinago. three charging
contrlhutur fo tho delinquency of a
child. and three alleging alIIcIlon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Legal Points Raised 70 Question
His Election as President Of
the University.

Special Dispatch 20 the iuteliigencer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. June %
\ movement has been started by a
number OF prominent Republicans
here who have decided TO take legal
steps TO prevent the installation or
Hon. Thomas Hodges as president or
the State University. The election OF
Hodges. who has been partisan
Democrat. is not looked on with favor
by many. and IL is alleged he has
been active as a political worker and
has gone out OF his way to assail un-
necessarily Republican officials. Also
it is alleged that Hodges had a part
in the underground action against Di-
rector James II Stewart. OF the Agri-
cultural ENpeTin entail Station.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Tries TO
Involve Taft
Unseceussful Effort to Connect Presi-
dents Name With Lorimer
Corruption.
HINES DENIES HE RAISED
ILLINOIS SLUSH FUND
Threat Is Made That Perjury Prosecu-
tions May Await Witnesses
After Inquiry.
TAFT UNINTEREsTED.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. June
29.-It was announced at the
White House tonight that
President TAFT would not dis
cuss Mr.. Hines reiterated
statement that the chief execu-
tive expressed and preference
for Mr.. Lorimer for Senator.
At the time Mr.. Hines made
his declaration. friends OF the
President were prompt in their
denial that Mr.. TAFT was IN
any way interested. II was
said then that the President
had merely expressed the hope
that the deadlock in Illinois
would be broken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
q. W. Cor. of Huntington. hrrcstc,
in W5shirgtou-Lttiepage
is Gwen a Cane.

AINnINNHnf % MuEnAls
Waahingf1n. -. C.. cane ~.
H. ". COZ. OI UlnfrFfOr. .s .u IaI
here charged aIfh obtaining money
under false prr.ousrs. Iir VAS nr.
rested on complaint 0f So 3d. Turner.
clerk of fHr $50 jaime. hotel. who
charged cox urI passing a worth.
Jess check for ll1 When COX uar
fret arrested hc got b0ndsman who
later turned hIm over fo Ie ulIr.
fearing hc VAS ro.rg f0 fNp. UH
trial sll ocrur |n police court t0.
morrow.
~ ls reported tonight fhaf Governor
Giasscock and other state and UrI
vorqify officials had planned f9 Doc
here -afrrda for fho purpose form.
ally inviting President Taff f1 attend
ffo installation 0f fIr now Idcnf
o. fhe College of M1rrarfoFr 49, fhr
president goes fo Beverly fDm1rr1Q
tho visit OF tho West VfgIuans may
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Uncle Zeb and The Weather

sath Tr.muio could
play ur9feaaional
baa1 tali 90 only tho
wlnd would not got
under hls ears and
interiors o. he run
bases
THT WEATWTu
WAdHrH 9TOW.
June % Forecast
west Virgins. OHIO
nun western Penn
nuIrauln -a Unir and
warmer Friday aud
Saturday.
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Tho general charges in au the in
d.c.mcnts arc the same. allowing for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25
DEFINING AND MIMBRES VALLEY
AUTO CATCHES FIRE IN DEhING GARAGE, and DRIVER
HASARM BURNED; THREE MORE AUTOS BOUGHT IN DEMING

have reopened their real estate office
in Deming under the firm name Of
ROseborOugh Bros. Their location is at
the corner Of Railroad avenue and Sill
yer avenue
Mrs. T. F. Bliss and daughters, Of
Chicago, Ill, have Nrented one Of the
Nordhaus cottages and VIII spend the
winter here.
T. c. Carnes, Of Midland, Tex. has
a position as foreman in the Headlight
printing office. Mr.. Cgrnes is a former
partner of J. II. Shepard, who has
recently been employed as editor and
business manager Of this paper and
printing office.
Miss Laura S. Froster, who has been
visiting in the home Of o. II. Cooper
for the last last so days. has returned
to her home in Louisville, Ky.
The following registered at the cham
Der Of commerce; F. L. TignOr, Zanes-
vile, o.; J. B. Mcbride, Pencil, Tex;
Miss Jennie Gray, Stockton, Cal; Mrs.
W. P. Cooper, Stockton, Cal; C. T. VIII
liams, Lodi, Cal; W. T. Shipman, Lodi,
Cal; T. G.. Smith. Lodi, Cal: z. 3.
Glenn, FL Paso. Tex; z. n. Glen. FL
Paso, Tex; J. z. Dart, SaragOssa, Tex;
E. Dagen, Blue Earth, Mimi; Mrs. F.
F. Bliss and daughters. Chicago, H.;
Rev. Hugh Cooper, Albuquerque, n. NJ;
John r. Gass, Albuquerque, n. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25
MINING NEWS
ClNINEA TROUBLES
HAVE BEEN SETTLED
Cananea Consolidated Prop
critics Are All Working.
Chispas to Resume

Cananea, Sonora, Mex, Oct. 25.-The
labor difficulties Of the Cananea Con-
soIidated Copper company have been
settled and all Of the company's proper
ties are operating. The company did
not cut down the operations Of the
smelter during the weeks trouble and
this months output promises to be
equal to that Of the preceding month.
News has been received Of strike be-
ing made at the Alacran mine of the
A1OcteZumO- AriZpe Development cOmpa-
ny (AIeXican Metals) but the extent Of
the discovery is not known.
ChisPas to Resume.
Word from the Chispas mine is to the
effect that operations viii be resumed
In short time. During the past two
weeks the property has been virtually
closed down.
Sinking at the Cananea-B Boston prop
erty continues with good results. The
formation is becoming lOoser with
depth and it is probable that ore Will
be encountered in the shaft before the
objective point, the 200 level, is reached
At the 200 level drifts VIII be run to
CrOsscut the vein.
Daily Shipments.
Shipments continue to be made daily
the output for October promises to be
equal to that Of the past month when
Il was the greatest in the history
Of the company. 1t is reported that the
company intends to abandon Work on
the Catalina No. 2 shaft.
Reports from the Santa ROsalta mine
are to the effect that vein has been
recently encountered which will yield
gold ore running as high as 500 pesos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25
MINING NEWS
FOUR UNITS OF
MILL OPERATING
Globe Western Suspends
Operations Temporarily.
Davis Claims Sold

Miami. Ariz., Oct 25.-The Miami
Copper. company Is operating fOGT OF
the six units at the mill and expect to
have the other two IN operation by the
first Of the year. The machinery TOT
the power house IS beginning to ar
rive, and when in operation IL VIII GOu-
THE Southwestern Miami is stiIl drill
ing In hole No. i, with It's a starr
churn drill Owing to losing tools, ana
hunting for them, considerable time mas
been lost The hole is down little
over 1000 feet,
John III. Davis has sold ell OF his
property north OF SKIES 20 ne ms teg
ton Copper company. The company mas
made the second payment OF S4VOU'
leaving $4,000 due December 10.
The company will probably build Its
5000 ton mill on the old Cordova prop
ertv. which adjoins the Davis property
The pumping plant at Wheatfields, -
miles southwest Of here is practically
completed and the laying Of the pipe
Z line will commence this week. WoIA
at the mine is being pushed
Globe Western suspends Work.
The Globe Western Copper company
has been forced 10 temp oIaIt-y sus -, Ssj
! operations, owing to the lack OF SUM-
Client capital to pay the % men en-
Manager Joseph C. Erman explains
the IfnaDclaL difficulties VI ---H
nv bv saving that capital subscribed in
the east had failed TO arrive and prom
ises that the company viii resume oper-
atoms this week on a moderate ana
! conservative scale. IT,
This property is situated a miles
! southwest Of here and has considerable
! development work done. A tunnel m IN IN
nearly 200 feet, one shaft sunk 100 feeT
and an incline shaft down 45S feet, all
! of which were in ore, and some eXcep-
ffona11v rich high grade
me company has been shipping ore
| IN the o. D. shelter for the past two
months.
Doing Assessment VOTE
The .Burney group Of 26 claims, which
I lies on the northwest side OF the Live
oaks. is having assessment work done
and mayor J. D. COplen, who was the
former owner Of the Inspiration prop
erty. is preparing to push development
work on a large scale
May Not Resume.
/ It Is considered unlikely that the
Summit Copper company will resume
Z operations and the property viii PROB
abIv revert to its original owners, sam
! Gibson and T. Henderson, Of Globe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25

Deming, n H., Oct 25.-The fire de-
partment was called out yesterday
morning TO the paint shop Of A. A.
Douglas. where Ralph c. EIy's car took
fire as It was being started from the
building by Mr.. Dymond. The frame
Of the car was burnt off, damaging It
probably $500. The fire was stopped,
but not before considerable paper and
painting supplies were burned or badly
damaged. ar DymOnd escaped with his
arm slightly scOrched.
f. =. Lawrence, having received q
Is horsepower traction engine and six
gang disk plow, viii be prepared at the
end Of the threshing season to break
land. With this outfit he viii be able
to plow between Is to IS acres a day.
He Is using his traction engine to Op-
crate his bean thresher.
Word has been received by the local
Democratic committee here from Demo-
cratic headquarters that W. G. MCDOn-
aid, Democratic candidate for governor,
and party, viii be here TO address the
voters Of Luna county November 3.
Local Democrats are much elated over
this news, and are preparing TO have a
tremendous rally in Deming when Mr.
Mcdonald is here.
Three More Autos.
Thres new automobiles were bought
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25
BATES WORKS OLD
SHAFT PROFITABLY
Is in Ell Paso Arranging to
Equip Mine With Mod
orr, NToc11iDa7pvr
eTn Machinery

w. B. Bates, a mining man from Orc
Grande Otero county, y. ~, is in FL
Paso today and says he has taken an
option on the Excelsior Mining and De-
velopment company property In that
district
He is working what is known as the
old Mexican mine, where they used to
ship ore on burros years ago. He went
to work IN an old shaft, from the bot
tom of which was run an old drift
about IS feet long. After cross cutting
to the east through the pOrphyry wall
rock, only IS inches, he broke into q
body of ore continuing the CrOsscut
He now has a body Of ore more than IL
feet wide and still going with no wall
In sight.
Assays show values in silver and lead
of SIS per ton, and as the work pro-
crosses the values continue to improve
Mr.. Bates is making arrangements to
equip the property with modern ma
chinery. His shaft has reached a depth
of 90 feet, and he is prepared to begin
shipments. He says that this IS a true
fissure, the only one so FAR found in the
camp.
Bates also states that a good strike Of
ore has Just been made on the Jade
mine by S. H. Perkins and James Ste
phensOn, the shaft at a depth Of p feet
only Is all in ore containing principally
silver and lead, showing the existence
of a large ore body, so much so that
Mr.. Bates has secured an option on s.
H. Perkins's half interest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25
DONA DORA WILL
RESUME OPERATIONS
Courtney in FL Paso to Buy
Machinery For Organ
Mountain Mine

George S. Courtney, general manager
Of the DOna Dora Mining company o.
Kent, Dona Ana county, n. NJ, is in FL
Paso consulting with the machinery
people in regard to a plant for the mine.
He expects to have the plant in opera
ton by next November, when the com
Dany will resume work with full
force Of men.
Courtney said the company is clear Of
all Indebtedness. that the ore contains
copper, gold, silver and lead, and go-c
value runs from $3.50 to $50 ton The
silver and lead together average in
value S87 a ton
The company has recently reOrgan-
lied under different management and
Intends to prosecute work in a practical
manner.
This property has been examined by
Edwin Chase, q mining engineer o.
Denver. and by James Douglas, Of Bis
bee. and they and Mr.. Courtney have
stated that the Organ mountain dis
trict has a great future
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25
MINING NEWS
MILL EQUIPMENT
EN- ROUTE TO MINE

A L. Swanson, superintendent Of the
Dos Cabesas mine, belonging to the
Pearson people, situated about 90 miles
west of Casas Grandes. in the state OF
Chihuahua, came to FL Paso Monday
on his way TO Chicago. He states that
a stamp mill, a cyanide plant and tube
mills costing SIS, 900 are on the road to
the mine, but that the wagon road from
the end Of the Mexico & North Western
railroad is in such bad shape that at
present it is impossible to say when
the plant viii reach the mine, and that
is viii be six 10 eight months before the
plant viii be in operation.
The property is now on a paying ba-
sis The last car Of y tons Of ore net
ted at FL PasO $4,000, and when the
plEnt Is in running rOder the property
VIII show for itself.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25
WORK IS STARTED ON
DAM FOR PLACER

Work has started on the building Of
the dams for the Lot0wana Placer Min
ing company, near Parker Yuma cOun-
ty, Arizona, which viii conserve 15O,-
0OO 600 gallons of water and enable the
company to work its 5000 acres OF au-
riferOus gravel in the san Domingo
field. nine miles east Of Wickenburg.
Arizona. There viii be two dams. All
work, including 400 feet of tunnels and
800 feet Of heavy rock work, has been
done for the pipe line to the placer
ground from the dams, and the water
viii have so feet Of heads when It
reaches the sluices
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25

@AKER is without a doubt the big
gest noise the country has had
- for some time, and the cause OF
If all is his ability TO pick the slants
handed out by the New York pitchers
He Is about the greatest world series
hero that has ever been before the pub
lie. and all on account Of his hitting
ability. He has won two games by his
home runs and in the third game he
was the main factor in winning the
game by his starting a batting rally
which ended in bringing home greater
number Of scores for the Philadelphia
team than the Giants had
His batting average In the four games
already played is .466, as he has made
seven hits out Of 10 times at the plate.
Of these seven hits, two nave been
gers. He has hit for total OF 10
bases.
Larry Doyle, the Giants captain,
seems 10 be the only man on the New
York team that is playing his old time
game. Larry has made the only three
base hit Of the series and has been the
only Giant to steal base. In the Held
he has played an errorless game
Jack Murray, the Giant outfielder,
and Ira Thomas, the Athletics catcher,
are the only. two men, aside from pne
pitchers. who have not made hit dur
ing the worlds series. Murray has been
touted as a bad man at the bat, but the
PHILADELPHIA pitchers seem to have his
number. He has been putting up q very
poor game in his outfield position and
has fallen way below what was expect
ed of him during the series
The New York pitchers have been
playing a steadier game than the ATM
letic twirlers during the season, and
been wild. Mathewson has been In three
games and has only walked two men,
while Bender, who has worked IN Two
games, has walked six men ana CoonDS
guard. in the game he pitched, dld not
walk a man. Both Bender and Plank,
Of the Athletics. have hit batter with
a pitched ball
The strikeout records for the series
go TO the Philadelphians, with Bender
in the lead with 10 in two games.
MatheWsOn IS next, IS in three games
and Plank and Coombs are Ileo WIN
seven each. Marquard has four to his
credit and Crandau two and Wiltse one.
Barry and Collins are the only Ath-
letics who have any record in base pill
fering IN the series and each has one
chaGa7d up for him. 1t seems as though
Meyers and Thomas are doing their
share Of the work for their teams, and
all the talk Of both the Giants and the
Athletics running wild on bases has
been knocked TO pieces.
Hits for extra bases has been the
style in the worlds series and two bag
gers especially are meeting with the
most popularity By the players OF both
teams. Two home runs have been made
so far and one three Dagger. In the
two bagFer line, this feat has beam done
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25
FINDS ORE THAT ASSAYS
lLoEE. III : y e1nno 4 mnN .

John Rainey, who is leasing a part
Of the old TOUghnut mine, near Tomb
stone, AriZ., has had several large spec
linens of rich horn silver ore assayed-
Although the find is still but a string
er, Ii is thought that it viii lead into
a large body, as the old timers say such
is the formation Of the ground. Rainey
has received his returns from the local
assay office, which show values of over
$1,000 to the ton in silver. 1t has not
yet been assayed for gold, although the
rock is known to carry such values
About two tons Of rock have been eX-
tracted from the new find with more
in sight.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-25
BUILDING A TWENTY STAMP
MILL NEAR CONERESS. AZ

A 20 stamp mill is to be built this
winter on the property Of the Coronado
Gold Mining company, near Congress
Yavapai county, Arizona, in the south
ern part of the county. The mill VIII
be erected upon the Pipe claim, where
being developed On the older work
Ings the ore is much baser. Much work
is being done on a half dozen mines
around Congress and it IS believed that
the once productive camp will soon have
a new season of prosperity.
The 10 STAMP mill Of the Mint Gold
Mining company is to be completed and
ready for operation within a month
The new buildings will accommodate a
force of 80 miners.
over 5000 feet Of boring has been
done on the Zonia and Mcmahon groups
with 600 feet the greatest depth
reached. The work has been done with
two churn drills.