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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

til Seirberren ira ajineourt Senrif
ocn 5te, 2ronring BbiIippa BAR
oct. 90 1ronningcR "faIote tilhobe
Gle oanife anrIe, iou Ser tiIiteSe
uare, boqoe 9pens 9orgere ca Smes.
renS 9onoer % boo Dem m~arSi9sr
tribe ior ocreS 6porenerigc, tbi bun
adooe Oct 3uab Ill @li0 / SimmeIen,
at De itlIoe uinoe 8riS og 9Gre. Selo
REQ bun til Strife meo Ell al tine Rger
% boo Der in6erlig iii 8uO, at Sc
Conife maottr operoirbe beres 6ien
Der" @ien Setter al Seierberren ira
G5ircourt firmpebe life bare meO
udnoeIise gonbeu, 8Iauoen uoru.
iteSeS i Soit. 6orIfauSninaer opfa.
iteoeS % iitanoiatte5, % ira 8oIoen
oirigcreoe Grouniuaen Tibet 6or.
iparet.
&dmper bcapr6tc - urbcr auuo,
rerueS Sorben iorIo6 Sauieaterna
SiPQnno. a%iebeubopn bar rebOct,
men ari1en enouu uoigiort.
Song Crit oeuote tiIbage iii Sore
% oeItc sGreu meo Gronnigacu ~
ior oct ifplbte ban lin fongelige ITr.
niabeo. ~ CONNIE iagoe rigti9nof,
at aoupcn life baobe iorIoot aisbcu,
bnon, men bouoe ifiult iig hos Ell al
line gliferiuber, men ibpertiolo tieoe
aongen meo oeu Sing, ~ Ben fom
10 life bans fongeIige 9proi9beo
pe6.
Griaen fortiotteS, TaniterncS
Sog ill Straliuno miSluffeoeS, OF od
oette Gog bar fleet paa 1ronningenS
6oranitaItniug Rates Song grif
SreOe. San bebreioeoe lin 0rorning
Ell galumeI arsuite tiger eubog
meo Sug % Sporf 90 nnoer Ntis.
banblir9 - oette Ieoerlag, 49, for
ret itplbtc ban i'm fongeIige IGroig.
he0.
Get bar Ell 8iuternat bel ct balut
Nar oereiter. Sneitormen for ON
Observation-Disclosures Nrre og ruifeoe i
&c blo6leie Srpr. Get Dor ct geir,
icm bin Oftoberunt. ga Tronning
N~argaretbe ueaan0ebe paa 6IenS.
6org Sapn.
s a~loiteret brqnote aierter ON en-
9nore, - ruuot oen fnGle6e gtou.
rerne / 8roaO. On al alpitretS 81.
tire bar plubielig reuet bort, en- far
Seiter, iom bopoe ppret aIoitret Ell
Nfooer % Ell 9eitpreriuoe, gbi.
lippo az Ionmorf bapoc Oraget tit
iioite Slf poo set SteS, bpor benoes
SiGl altib iorbt 6re6 - / set iamme
Sloiter, buor ogioo Gronnina Ror.
garetbu bar in0ifrepet iom Setter.
% Song Crit ienote fore @aper
ii: aloiteret, buiS Ssitre % 9rsSre
Tag % Rot ifulbe beoe for 9ronning
EbiIippoS SiGIS 6relie, - ior set
ifpIbte ban i'm fougeIiae @prbigbc6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

icenbe iaa bar hi iaa mango SIaes Sir'
tel ug 6oriomliugsbuie, 9reiter %
R~r9bitanter, al Oct er oaniteIist at iise
bpor De bsrer biemrne, % ganife piit taa
ees Der o9idn at % iii fell; men pi Ies
Der 10 / Omiiiteiiens Siber, 90 bet er
bet ier9eIise, Of aItius ital foranbreS %
omgisres.
Sililut en- penIi9 Silieu 90 Sat til
Soften" % @erionale for alt oct sooe
9Gieitoi, Den brinser till De mango 5iert,
pe ian1tibi9 bill ieg anbefnIe Soften" os
"8eo Nrnen" iii ale Staubinaoer. Set
Ell ct biIi9t Slah, 90 bet er paniteIiet at
fIube bets 0fuec.
g. 6. Nielieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

BET, % bum bespnbte of rsre oen
iannten meo Melet. "a rinate &c.
leionen, % bun iotte @irrfoppen ira
itg Tor ot eoa iii SSuitrumentet, men
bo bun ON Iibt toa lot pna tit arbeibe
igien fom bun | Sanfelssbeo til at
bGlbe Reitcr al @iGrer % / lin 9spe.
tdnooiu. Sun oar rGiteu irrbia iii
at grGSe al &@rgreIie; tGtf, al ben
gobe Bin eoelagt % of oct Arbei0e
til irgen Rpttel Sun itoo i 9eJrcb
me6 at bioe belle Stoieu rS eicnnem
Gsren, oa Won0en tiliGIoiaois fom
ino.
Sort aruffen | a~iploeren,4 iaaSe
ban, "ioa faar ri ie. bpao ser blir
al set"
0ctte bIeo giort, % man gIcnte
Set belle Ell NauneSS lib. Serom
Iagen, ga DIR. aenoal rlmitertc /
aiHIberer for Of gisre Ct llopaIa al
SUttepoteteS, ianht ban tiIiplbtguiS
aruffeu meo 2soetanoSpinen. San
lcfteSe pao 2oaget. o1 Der oplteg Ell
arnun, ser min6eoc boaoe ON 81.
9rpnoeoin og BIN. 9ctte oar ina
friiteuoe, at ban itror lsiteoc arltfteu
til tine 2Gber o. tog Ell forluarli8
Slurf. Nfr. aenoau iprteS, ban al
orig baooe imagt noget ina goot,
boorfor ser iirIgte aoifiuiae Here
SIurfer og for bper Sang imrffcoe
ban benrpft meo Srmacit. SiIiioit
ipttes Ssriter at oure ~iIittfct. og ban
islte itg ina let og 9lob, at ban nm
teS ban furoc iprre gicnncm 9ui-
ten uoen al bcrsre Sorbeu. aomrcr
% igien io1oe ban / Ell imerbIto
Zone til lin Some:
"VioIlie, bar ou intogt pao 2soe'
tarboiren? Gr rigtig itorortet, oul"
Ntrs. aeuboa blep npsgierrig, %
bun off oerfor itror neb / 8iGIOeren
for at image, - ferit ioriigtia nip
petoe, iioen mere briItigt. @irfriu.
gen bar for beubc life ioa bebogeli9
ibet oItir5 begptote at lure rilnot
for bcroe, % oa bur cnoellg 1T
frooIet Jig op til aisffeltet igien ion
bun tp~SeIiepiS 0obbelt, TIL bun inn
teS ifinbarIig bun ioa Wnnocn ior'
isge at banie Ell Heilpnoer meo lie
neitepigen.
Ser blcp for set isrite life ioet no.
get mere ON ginen, men citer at bopc
griutbct pda Sen i%oriinberlige Sp,
oogeIie % oe oiotrGffenbc 6slger,
ocr maaife funtoc fno, foreiloJ NrS.
aenoaa lin Nfall0, at Sc ifuloe tom.
me belle 9rpgget / gaifen % laoe
Srcmgnngsmnoen meO Den me
0rifs SitbereOelie goa / @lcnlmebc'
gen. DIR. aenooa pilbe 6og life 6sre
noget berorl, men ban inobso toert.
inoo nogle al line nGrmeite @errer
til at image 9riffen, % iumtioig
meboelte Fan Dem / al Sortroligheb,
bporleoes Sen par blcpcr til. %
8ennerne gif biem IN aftenen par
Se me5et opremte, % onoifobsfuloe
Wenneifer poaitoo ogiau, at DC life
par aanlfe ito pao 9enene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
en- tilfeLoie Opoaeplie.

ut Iape Gin al 2spetan0blomit
(Gunoelior) Far ! rogen 3io pGret
praftiieret, og Ser er bleuer pan.
itaaet, at oenne Bin fife aIene err bel.
imoeenbe, men ogioa Ell meget, iuno
Srif - rigtig en- llnioerinlmeoicin.
ReSe / @ooobeirc, Soma, bar MAJ,
iaoIeoes / Iere Mar ipslet meo Serre
SiemmeinSuitri - pluffet oiSie guile
9lomiter, Tom er iaa iorbaote badoe
paa 8rRSpIPnen % oilers noe pao
Worfen, og Iapet Bin al Dem. @inru
pauitaoes oog BELT at bore pnoet al
aoiuSer og 9err, Oa Sen life pirreoe
@anen ioaIeSeS ION RenSene oiIoe
baoe set. Wen peO Ct rent SiIipIoc
- oeS ligeirem ct lt5elo - gioroe
en- Of 6e oeS @oo0bine 6oenoe Sus-
Moore en- Sp6n5elie, boorpeo 9soc.
tanopinen meS Ell Slag piI blipe meit
eftertrostet Of BET iterfe 8isn, bu ben
life nIene bar facet Den SfarpbeS,
ION ben mdn0Iige Cane pnSer, men
fol oeian bape fnaet oisie oplipenSe
Ggerifober, iom iiGr EanSioIfene Il.
ses Of iptte Yris paa.
Nrs. GenSoa haDOe oct meqet
trapeIt meo at lape Bin 2spe.
tanboin -, og inmtioig ifuIoe bun
oaioo bage @rsS. Sim bopoe foot
BEN eitle 9Iomitermnsie eiter Den
eamIe. preoeSe Ggifriit % tilisiet
Sen oiiileoe gaSfe BET ~iororSneoc
apantlm Srffer. @ipren ior grs.
Set itoo osiaa iarOis Paa aisffenbor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
ny Pr0mle e~ Fra Norge
Norge i~~~
20 uutrc faruclagte aOrt ira SD %
Sggo for % Gents, slcr irit
iUm grrmic mro "gUlten"
ct Aar.

Get or intet, iom oil aIpoe en-
9unosmunO iod meget iom at iou en-
Silieu ira Gem paa CT Uaffert rurit
9reufort. san oil iGtte tor Gris
poa bet o. gienme ser / tit IIbum
eqer fuuIfe iiau oct 90 pda @ugaen.
og . nil BAN life llemme.
Dc 20 ErOipeftbreufort. ium Of
til5poer Gem til ouenitaaen0e bilise
Gris, or Ct llOpnIg beitaueuoe al gil.
leoer ira fgIgeuoe Ste0er:
guobrau0sOuIen Gomseggeu ira
Strmitao).
Snroanger (Santeios).
IiuGerife ira Sfaret / Rume0al.
Selgbeim airfe | SguOiioro.
9~onoepiger ira Softer / SgnbficrS.
SGtersoaleu mellem Sale % 9ptIe.
9eitre Sliore ! @oIOreS.
8osiepangen.
Funnel pe0 &olitao pao gosiebanen.
6osieialO paa gois.
Nrenodl.
9ergen.
Srdmmeri.
8ispif.
Sammerieit.
Qriitinniu.
Sriitiansiauo.
ariitiansiuno.
Stapdnger.
C%ronobieu.
allie portoirit tiIienot for % Gent.
eqer iom Errunie meo Soften.
Merfi GiSie Sort iRIges life en-.
feItpis, hln i Spt poa 90 Stpffer.
=. I%nnnSieu Eubi. So.
Seeorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
IRA 9iutpnpille, Mliun.

9intonpiue 'cr 6eIiggeuSe 90 Itile
b~eftenfor ct. YaiI, liescr peO Soos9us
ncn og cr Ii9eiaa s%anrneI iom bernne,
nemlig "a Gar. Sen bar @roceributit
CT Rdfinpertiteb, en- Smioie, TO gleuas
torer, Standardization o8 pmtrent 10
Snbbh99ere.
9anbet beromfrin9 er gdnfe gobt, pe
bet iGIges for fra S12 til $50 pr. Icre.
Sibite liars lpIins a aIminoeliq
goo, % Sriierne temmeli9 beie, ida Der
bar bGret gob Sio for S~onbeitanbeu
gintereu bar pGret tor % ninbig. mel
Sanbitorne iitebetfor Sneitorne. men
Spril Tom Sueitormeu, og ben slGbebe
ole, ba ben blspte op Sorocu ida ben bier
| goo Stdnb for @anrarbeibet.
Neb Senipn til bet iorbiite er Der Bel
itaro iblauot Solicit, % / GanbeIie Sens
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Sfslae NcbSclclic fra 9atent.Ib

Nofoterne @iaiamion & Ier6ant,
OR. 925-933' metropolitan 2ife
9Iog. (fer Guaranty Soon), Ninne.
apoIis, Minn., er ! ben forlsbne llge
isIeenbe 8nienter tilbelt Minneiota
% Safota Spfinbere:
Elmer L Butts & d Lucas. Frazee,
Attachment for Potato Digging Ma
chimes. Clids o Carlyle, Clyde, N d,
Wrench. Adalph p Gubrud, Hudson, N
ID, Automatic Mixer and Charger OF
Gas-engines. John Henry, Grand Forks,
n p, Grain door for Cars. Clarence Z
Hoff, Rock Lake, n d, Grain Distributor.
James lessen, Minneapolis, MINI, Rut-
ton-hole Machines. Geo " Kidd. Min
neapolis, MINI, Drinking cup. James L
Kimball, Virginia, MINI, Railway tie
and FASTENING. Frank L~atendresse,
Hugo, MINI, Music-leaf Turner. Geo W
Martin, Chisholm, MINI, Automatic
Returning Valve. Arthur S E Metcalf,
Driscoll, n d, Wrench. Hans Peterson,
Minneapolis, MINI, Linotype machine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Spoens SOFT.

Rrs. gfiue Sopbe bsbe paa Coon
Yrairie. @crnou 60, 8is.. ben 4oe ytai
itiue % rolia / 5roeu pda ben Serre Sc
Ius 90 6lep uuoer itor Seltdgelie lepIds
act ill tit iibitc SpileIteb paa Gooit
| Irairic Weni9bebs 9irtc9aaro Ssrbae
gftermicbas BEN 7bc Nat iioltleben.
Slln bar fsot bcn 25oe Gecbr. 1S43
9iers %reItegiGIo, @uhbranbScnlen,
Goree. Com ing Sige ubpanoreoc bun
meb fine SorpIore Glaub 6olsbaften o9
SuItru Nune. {. aurum, til Gmertta,
6rpr De neeidtte zig / Srrib Greet, Ger
non Co., 8is. Sen 1Sbe Sult 1869
blcp bun af Saitor 8. 9. Srid biet til
Cars %Sobdnnesieu Sopbe, Der o9Iaa meo
line SorrIore bar uopuuorebe fra famine
|reiteaiGlb, % beubes Siem bleb ira ben
Sib al pna Coon &rdirie. Ser bar bun
nleo lin WIaub ben belle Sib tilbsrt Coon
&rairie Wteuigheb % bar pGret ct a9tet
po trofai Mteblem al famine. Sra Sarn@
brmsbiemmet babe bun ta9et meo Jig
Sen bebite gru, Tom Born fan fda, ren1s
liz emit % &iGrli9beb til CUBS Oro,
bpilfet aIenobie luu beparebe til bet
iioite.
Sprliber lin NIdnb cftcrluber bun zig
poSaa 4 Born, nemIie Seremids, Seoer
po aarolinc, Der ale er gifte % Dor
Roro Safota, liant GarI, Der o9ian er
oift % bar opertaset fin Subers 6arm
paa Coon Erairie.
Huber lin iioite Sp8bom arGft / @as
ben, uotaIte bun ofte Enifet ON at faa
aaa biem til 8rb, ia bun lG~n9eoes tns
ocrIig efter at faa fare berfra for at boz
| re mcb ariItis lin 6relier. Sun er MI
i Sreb gaaet inb til Den 5abbatbSbuile
Tom er tilopers for Subs 6olf / Simmes
len. SeIiienet pGre beubcs Riubel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Sorretninssnotiier
sfriu til Sin.

Rstop MI or oeu rette Sio iii al ifriue
nOgle 9inier til "9ia" @dLIopdp. va
terIoo. Soipa. On On bar ! Sauter at
tis6e S~lsceiepdrator. @ieSieIipreSer eucr
Gasoline engine af bpiIteniombeIii
StsrreIie. iaa ifrip itrar I'll gill. Gal
Icpab iGlser fine @ieoieIipreoere FOR
$3.50 % giper 80 sIlsr go Sases Srss
nc. ON euiies. SIsoeieparatorer frc
$29.75 og opoper. % @duopaps Gas
oIiue engine til Ell Yris. Der piI iparc
eia fra $50 til $500. @aloipdns auds
litct or rel iieuet blauot De iIeite af bore
Srisre. os De neo. at 8nloIpGs opipISer
ali ban loper. Strio CT Srepiort IN efter
rem iortriuIiss irie Sos oe iaa ale Sai'
Ia og Sreper. aoresie: ~Siu- @Gloz
iran. lie Galloway Station. &aterlou.
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Senlise Gro.

Seq bar mootaget Nnoneitempelen, fol
huiIte taftes. Sen 9isr eobt Grbetoe ot
cr en- betpoeIis 8rnmie. Soften" Ell
biuie moi forloen @rGmie, "a ben er ei
ubmGrtet BLOB. og "@cb arnen" inoeboIs
ser bebre Sortpaiuser crb no9et aroet
9lnb / oct Itanoinapiife Sprog. Gn benz
Zig SilIen til "Yoiten"s llb8iper, Ser'o'
male o9 2Gierc.
6. 8. Gpietb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
OeOrgia=Maltb
DDcrDinOer
9Dspepiia.
SOriogtc mango 0Gaer nbeu Gins
bring. Gr III iriif, taitet
UGre Yeruna.

Orr. 2eondro
=. 8eroerp,
G9eut for fuite
Gieuoomme,
419 @altsr ct.
ausuita. @eor.
sid. i~triuer:
"Samnsn rneo
mango andre
onitsr ise frsms
foutnie iiteo nit
Bionssbpro ON
bet ri ounoerIise
Sooe. Ieruua
bar uprstiet for
mig. Sea bar
liot meest al
a,h
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02

pepiia. SEQ iurigste mango Eager %
beip9ie mango 8nuoturautalter, me- Iss
trur, at Yeruna bar uoretist mere iOr
mig END nle oisie andre Riolsr tiliaul.
men. Seq isler iOm ct MT Meunsits.
Seq bar taset Yernnu % Wtunaliu Jam.
men, OF leg uenter altib at baue Ell 5laite
| nit Siem"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
aatarrb bcpiritr Sppbeo.

Wr. 8iQam Bauer, Burton Isras,
i~friper.
"6cr ouitrent fire Nar iioen miiieoe
iea Ssrielsu paa NIT osnitre Ore. Seq
benpenoie mig til Ell SpeciuIiit, ium ia,
at bet beuirfeoes al 8ntarrh Seq tos
euoel 8ebauolinaer berior % iii milo.
Ier:ioig 9ienopreitet min Spriel. Seq
miiieoe ben bog mart isien paa iamme
Woabe.
"3u er bet mig Ell 5prngielle at iise,
of leg iom 5pIse al at baue iulst bine
5prifriiier meo at brnse Ysruua, (ptte
SLATER iali). % Sdliuauo iii at eursle
Snlien meo / 6orbinbelie msb Weoic,.
men, bar iea 'uloit9nois sienoprettet
min 6erslie. Wooias min 1ai for
oine GaaO. Seq ital ipnss Yerunas
gris, nnariombelit Ell @uleonine eiues".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Tor aac friitne 9jem!
8iifup DR.. u. CDR. Bang:
Sibclor0 % Salmcocrs.
3O3 Siber neo Biifpp Bauo5 YprtrPt
"Yoiten" ct gar os oenne BOG
iom YrGmie S1.30.

Semne BOG. iom bar prret tniirSer al
9auSsmrno pad begge Sioer AZ Saust
til 5reit % Cpmuntring, cir ct Striit'
iieO OF ct bctticnot SaImeoers for boer
RUrqeu o. afteu ! anret.
Som Brsue aiengir 0i ct AZ 9ibeIite'
Otrne % SoImeueriere for t7oe Rai:
"Srhgt life, on 2ano! SrBo big us o9r
gIaNl Chi tore Sing bar 6erreu sicrt!"
2oel ?, 81.
OuO iigne paart obre 6sornIauo.
% lat oct iom 3dSen bIemd.
Cat Iuia Din 6reo fraa Sieu I'll Stran0
OF Better iur SdarioI rsma!
cat Solicit iom 8rsOer iardn bu.
icm Griitue bet tam ii8 iema.
sIiy.
.. anuuoicr gHbl., 60,
Secprnb, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
aaaaasaaa
correspondence

aprrcfpuuoGncer ubcn Naun 90 aorFe taaes lite bet mtnofe beufpu til;
be br life enedng pieuutmiRte az 6eoatfiouen Rapuet nil lite btpe
oHertlsaort. me6missre psetommeuos aprrcipouoent suher bet, men
&eoattoueu mn baue saus fuloe Hdpu 90 goresie. :: :: :: :: 81:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-06-02
Silien fra GioSpolo.

Rnobulenc, e. Sat.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-02
SALE OF GOLD ROAD.

The sale of the Gold Road mines is said to be an assured fact, says the Mohave County Miner. The sam bling Of the mines has been com pleted and only a few of the engi- neering corps remain at the camp checking up the odds and ends and getting a line on the necessities of the property to add to it's prOduc- ton. IL is said that the sampling will show a result far above that an- tieipated. In the east drift from the Billy Bryan shaft the ore Is said to run we'll above S20 and in the breast the entire face gives values of s2s
 Tine drift has been continued east 300 feet from the shaft and has reached vertical depth of ESQ feet
 The company owns about 1900 feet of ground east of this drift. all Of which shows great values in gold
 the croppings being easily traceabie
 The Billy Bryan location is believed tO be about the central part of the ore bearing ground. and it was in the outcrop of this part of the vein that the richest ore ever taken from the great property was found. Leas- CTS made good money working on the mine until the company canceled the leases and proceeded to sink the deep shaft. The vein shows ore
Arizona republican., 1911-02-02
JEROME TUNNEL

Eastern financiers are diligently engaged in perfecting arrangements for the early beginning of work on the great undertaking of the Jerome Tunnel company, a project that has for its purpose the development of twelve mining claims along the belt of the United Verde lode. Since in itiated few months ago. the en- >terprise has created much interest in that locality. and aside from the in dividual claims it will open to great depth is regarded as one Of the greatest propositions in building Je- rome into a new and stronger com munity ever advanced. The company was incorporated a short time ago. and the management has been ener- getically engaged since perfecting the preliminaries of the gigantic under taking, says the Prescott Journal Miner.
 Coincident with the launching of this plan tO tap the different prop critics. J. M Layman. secretary and manager of the company. at Jerome states that the possibility of the building Of the Homboldt and Verde Valley railroad is one of the strong and attractive Inducements behind the project. In fact. he stated that while in Prescott a few days ago. il is practically the key to the situ- ation. He states that inside of the next two years the railroad will be built from Dewey to Camp Verde. and branch line will run up the valley and terminate near Cotton wood. or within four miles of the mouth of the projected tunnel. This win give the tunnel undertaking an economical outlet in handling the immense product of the properties. through which the success of the proposition is assured.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-02
HE BARNEY.

The churn drill at work on the property on the Barney Copper com pany penetrated the ore body at five hundred feet last Friday. says the Globe Silver Belt. This drill hole. which is the first churn drill hole to be put down on the Barney group. is located 500 feet west of the eastern line of the company's holdings and 1000 feet west of the most western hole that has yet been sunk by the Live Oak company The ore found in this hole is the same as that found in the adjoining property Of the Live Oak. The Barney company had considerable trouble in the sink caved continually. making progress very slow and discouraging. was en- countered almost from the beginning The drilling in this hole will be con tinued to determine, if possible, the exact thickness of the ore deposit While the finding of the ore with the churn drill has given the manage ment great encouragement it was not unexpected as although the Gila conglomerate covers the surface Of the claims in that vicinity. shaft sunk. close to where the drilling is being done. passed through this up- per stratum and revealed at depth the copper carbonate stain so com monly seen as a prominent surface characteristic on the valuable proven properties that lie to the east of the Barney companys holdings.
Arizona republican., 1911-02-02

ments to be ''processed." For certain done better. more economically and expcdiously than at home To pro cess" means to put given article through some special stage in its man ufacture. lt is an every day proceed ure for goods to be sent by freight from New York to some New England point for such treatment and shen re- turned to the shipper. all within twenty four hours. A case in point. taking little longer. is that of books printed in New York and then sent by freight to great binderies in Bos- ton. This round-trip of 472 miles by freight is extraordinarily expedi- tious. the days output leaves the New York printing house by pier freight" in the evening It reaches the Boston bindery before work starts mp the next morning. That evening the finished books are shipped to New York. and the the morning are deliv - cred to the publishers ready for the trade
 Not only Is there this efficient ser- vice between the great metropolitan centers: from every New England point of industrial importance on the system there is correspOndingly quick dispatch to and from New York For instance. the intensely developed in- dustries of the Naugatuck valley are served by a pier freight" that leaves Winsted. in northwestern Connecticut. at 6:20 II. m.. and reaches the Harlem n AnnThaTs from Springfield at 1:20 D. m., gets to the Harlem at sos a. m.: at 3:30 a. m. one arrives that left Holyoke at 5:S0 p. m. The times of leaving and arriv- ing are usually fixed with reference to the convenience of local shippers. All these pier freights.' drop freights."
Arizona republican., 1911-02-02
EVENING GOWNS.

The sleeves of many of the evening gowns which are being made for spring are on a kimOnO model. The newest feature. however. is the sleeve with the underarm seam. the upper part being in one piece which gives the shoulder a flat appearance. The underarm is rather high. s0 the gar ment has a lOngwaisted effect. The sleeves are small and reach either just to the elbow or a little above.
 Most of the spring evening gowns will have a train which is really an extension of the back panel. The tunic will have side panels of lace or of some material which is different from that of the gown These side panels extend from the waistline to the bottom of the gown and are fin ished off with fringe, The gowns will be cut low in V-shape and in The back the extreme reaches to the belt. The piping of black placed at the bottom of the skirt or at the waist line gives a striking effect to the gown
Arizona republican., 1911-02-02
A PROTEST AGAINST A pEsEcRA
 TON.

There is reason to fear that unless public sentiment makes itself felt viz orously and without delay the plan to establish in the neighborhood of Mount Vernon, the home of Washington a reformatory for criminals of the Dis trict of Columbia will be carried out. The District commissioners who have the matter in charge seem to be in sensible to the impropriety of such a course. Ground in other parts of Vir- ginia has been offered them. but so far without changing their purpose.
 One of the commissioners has said that the site was chosen after a great deal of deliberation." We should say that it had been chosen with lack of deliberation. and we are reminded of the respectful attitude-reverential is really the proper word-of the oppos- ing armies during the civil war to- ward Mount Vernon. Three years be- fore it began the home of Washington had been conveyed in trust to an as- sociation of ladies. who were to main- tain and preserve it as a shrine for the American people. All through the great conflict the soldiers of the two armies met there in its passes as friends. A feeble old man was the caretaker of the estate. and he never had occasion to complain of depreda tions or even of trespass. although other parts of Virginia were laid waste by the invaders. Mount Vernon under the spell of Washington's name remained a shrine in war as it had been in peace Yet forty-five years afterward we find the commissioners of the District of Columbia proposing to build a system of prisons almost within sight of historic and hitherto treasured Mount Vernon and inclined 10 turn a deaf ear to remonstrances.
 The power to go on with this work of proclamation is vested in these offi- cers of the national government. and apparently it will be exercised unless congress intervenes. We can under stand why all Virginia is excited about the matter. The tomb and home of Washington are more sacred to her people. if such thing be possible. than to the people of other states. Virginians with one accord declined to consider the burial of Washington in stately vault at the national cap ital. and so the associations of Mount Vernon are incidentally precious to them
 We believe that when the people of the United States outside of Virginia learn what the commissioners of the District of Columbia propose to do they will make their resentment known fin terms equally emphatic and lose no time in instructing their representative to compel the selection of another site for the reformatory.-New York Snn.