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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-08-09
R. R. TIME TABLE
Louisville & Nashville Il. B.
New uaisn Station. City Ticket 0ffiss. 81
Fsurth avsnae. Telephone Main 7sA
corrected TO Dec. 4, 1901
NORTHEAST

NUhHu -NVMAuhAoA
sae charlottesville & Cincinnati. s. aBam
ges am--New York Special Through
ANA n,n- sSry,cs York Limited
ttarough sefvicel ........, So aaD
alaAO pm -bouisvllle Acoommoda-
ton Observation-Disclosures. ab;98 Tn
800 am--levansyille 4 Chicago.... - asn
400 understandable y ST. Louis. 2s4 azn
7:M ann EvaRsville n ~. LOUISE. 80 lsn
7.ab pm--rhe Chicago Limited, - arn
il0 pm rvanNille& Chicago
lniXie Flyer .4,.....,.... ll1a tan
100 pm--rhe Sc Louis Flyer ...... TAD aan
SOUTH
2a am birmingham, Montgom-
cry Mobile, New Orleans 2e8 asn
SIS am Birmingham, Monteona-
cry, Mobile, New Orleana FAb E1n
eos pni-nrmingham and Aont-
gomery .n.u,,..,,.. I'D -
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
lslo Nashville Soottsvilie 40
communication ,....... 10 &g1
nlo pm Nashville a Rartsvilio
Accommodation ..... VW aHa
O.4s PM liopkinsvllle Acconmo-
dation Observation-Disclosures. 8M8 MsA
$50 pm--Naehvillo d Decatur Ac-
commodation ...,....... t0I1 Rsn
q 80 pm--Columhia a Mt. Pleasant eAB nm
7.i0 am--Columbla, Florence. Bhcf
neld and TuAcum bia ~ M MN
t:l6 pm--Ni Hhville d Clarksville
Accommodation ....... $40 aEn
TAO am-Franklin and Columha.. u 10 aah
1855 pm-Interurban. .....,........ i9D pSn
$50 pm--Interurban .........., 40 mn
100 pm--Interurban. .............. 90 IN
Daily except Sunday.
Stopat North College station.
Train arriving at Z 40 p. m. end 7,lA q IN,
brings connections nom Tusoumhla aud
Florence.
&C. WALLIS, District Passages An
W. II. MUsTAINE. City PaGang@ ~
Mohave County miner., 1912-03-09
Gold in Manitoba.

The recent reports of gold discover ies near Minitonas, Manitoba, wEich have not proven auth entic, brings out that the hundreds of claims which have been aked are on private land and therefore subject to some embar- ressment to the locatorS. The own, IFS must be reim mbursed for the damage d Cne to the surface. To guaran, ee this, the law of Canada requires that for each and every claim stake1 cut the person registering it must dApc sit bonGs to the extent of COOS with the Dominion lands agent at Dauphin, which is the nearest land office to the new gold district. This is due t, the fact that there is pra ctically no unoc- cupied land in the district, although the government retains the mineral rights, and privately owned land may be staked for claims by anyone who so wishes, even though the owneris using it for raising crops or for pastorage.- Denver Mining Science.
Mohave County miner., 1912-03-09
Drill is Down 78O Feet.

Exploration of the Montezuma group of IS claims, under option to the South western Miami Development Company, continues steadily under the supervis- ion of F. w. Hoar of Globe.
 Churn-drill hole No. ? is 7SO feet deep and is in reddish, iron-stained, silcifed schist.
 Two more churn-drills are to be ad- ded in the near future, it being pro- posed to thoroughly explore the prop erty.-Silver Belt.
Mohave County miner., 1912-03-09
Great Northern Win
 Spend Millions.

A Spokane. Wash, dispatch says:- More than 7,000,000S will be expended this year for improvements and better ment by the Great Northern Railway company. according to J. M. Gruber. general manager, who is in Spokane with party of officials from St. Paul on an inspection trip over the property in the Pacific Northwest. Orders have been placed for 50O00 tons of 90. pound steel rails to replace $40 miles of old lines. Preparatory to the harvesting of the berry crop along the company's
 line in the Northwest this spring 35 express refrigerator cars, costing 3OOOS each. have been ordered for early de. livery. For handling the expected re. cord grain crop 1900 cars, costing ZOOS each, will be put into service next fall. when also 750 refrigerator cars. costing 750, ,OO0S will be in co nmis, toIa. dle the apple crop in the Inland Empire. The foregoing figures, Mr. Cruber said do not include the money to be eApend. ed on shops and rew branch lines and extensions. He added there is y indication tha, 1912 will be r. cord. breaker in the West.
Mohave County miner., 1912-03-09
The Leasing System.

A great many mining men, men who work in the mines and know how to polish off the head of a drill, could make a great deal more than regular wages if they would take working lease on some property of known val ue: and more than one mining company if it could only be brought to believe it, could derive a greater revenue by leasing their properties than they could by working them themselves.
 A leaser can often accomplish more than a mining company can. The leas- CT is working for himself, individually and knows no hours. The mining com pany has fixed charges to meet, such as office rent, and salaries to secretary, manager, and office boy. The leaser works all the time because he is work ing for himself. The pick and shovel miner, in the employ of the company, has no interest at stake but to put in his time. and this, often, to the actual loss of the company. The leaser has but few wants and demands no luxuries He can live and carry on his work at half the expense that a company can A leaser can get along with less equip. ment than company, which, with it's big ideas, imagines it must have. His automobile is often nothing but bur TO, and his champagne nothing more than good spring water. Therefore his expense account is not padded, and he has no need to tear his hair and wonder what his manager is doing that so much money is needed in out putting few tons of ore.
 The leasing is good eor any camp, and miner who is fortunate in secur- ing good lease is much better off than if he were working in company mine for so much day. And he is bene- factor to his camp, for he buys his SUD- plies of local merchants, and the men he employs spend the major portion of their earnings among the business men of the district, The leaser IS oftimes more successful and indepe ndent than a mining company. He is a camp benefactor. and, perchance, may de- velop a small mine into a great pro- ducer.-Salt Lake Mining Review.
Mohave County miner., 1912-03-09

factor in the carrying on of such work upon gigantic scale.
 The successful termination of this contract means that large number of similar enterprises will be undertaken in this inter-mountain region, for there are many tunnel projects now in contemplation which have been held in abeyance because of almost prohibilive costs and the length of time required in their construction.
 For nine years the Utah Karns Tun- neling company has been engaged in perfecting it's machine, and at a cost of approximately 275,0OO$. The ma chine presents an entirely different appearance from what 1t looked like when first brought out. Many i'm provements have been made and weak parts strengthened. This has been possible because the machine has been subjected to the most severe tests while in actual operation, so that working machine has been envolved instead of mere model.
 J. R. Belcher, of Salt Lake, presi- dent of the Utah Karns Tunnelling machine company, who closed this i'm portant contract with the Newcastle Reclamation company. is much pleased with the success he is meeting with, and will devote his entire time, from now on, in working out the details of this far-reaching enterprise.-Salt Lake Mining Review.
Mohave County miner., 1912-03-09
Contract For A Mile Tunnel.

The important news was released, last week. that the Utah Karns Tun. neling Machine company had secured contract for the driving of a big tun- nel, nearly mile in length, in behalf of large Utah reclamation project: and as consequence, the whole west will be intensly interested in the out come of this enterprise. as it's success ful conclusion will mean that numer. ous long drain and working tunnels will be driven in this western country which, heretofore, have been almost prohibitive because of heavy costs and the length of time required in their construction.
 The contract in question was made the Newcastle Reclamation company, feature of whose plans is the driving Of tunnel, nearly mile in length, which will convey large volume of water for the irriga tion of an exten. sive tract of splendid land in Iron county, Utah. This tunnel is to be started on the company's ground in Iron county, and will be driven through ridge or hogback. to the source Of water supply in Washington county.
 This tunnel will be circular in form and five feet, six inches in diameter. which is the size of the tunpelling machine. The Karns Tunnelling con- pany will furnish the machine, and the reclamation company will install the power plant and run the tunnel on a royalty basis, the machine to be on the ground on or before June 2Otb. next. The machine has been ordered and is now in course of construction and will be shipped from the factory inside of ten weeks. J. P. Karns, the inventor and patentee of the machine. will be in Utah in ample time to start up the work, and it is the expectation that the tunnel will be completed within four months after the work is inaugurated, driving about 1000 feet of tunnel a month.
 The Karns Tunnelling machine has been on exhibition at Johnstown, Penn. sylvania, for the past year, and has been visited by hundreds of noted en- gineers and mining men. The bore it drives is perfectly circular in form, so that the tunnel is Self-SnStain;pr ,aa requires no tim bering. The speed is so great and the costs so small, con- pared with other methods of drilling, that it is generally conceded that this new method presents a most economi- cal method of tunnel driving, and es- pecially as time is most important
Mohave County miner., 1912-03-09
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of MICHAEL sCANLoN, Deceased.

Estate of MICHAEL SCANLON, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad- ministrator of the estate of Michael Scanlon, de- ceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, ten months after the first publication of this notice to the said ad- mnstrator at his place of business in Chloride, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Mohave.
 J. c. WILSON, Administrator of the estate of Michael Scanlon, deceased
 Dated this 26th day of February, 1912. First insertion Mar. 2-30.
Mohave County miner., 1912-03-09

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of coughs, colds and croup. It can be depended upon. Try it. Sold by all dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1912-03-09
Blacksmith Shop for Rent,

A well equipped blacksmith shop in the town of Chloride for rent. For terms and information apply to
 MRS. A. H. SMITH,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26
Serbitsr6ifuHne bel EOsne's.

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Wien, aonbon unb Jieip Ucri, finb
bort sur G6du eeiitflt unb srrsgsn
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Berlimer ssriibbsrbit.

Ot ~ VIZ ~eSs' II
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bat. Sbre lltbtreans slsiten mir
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- Der Gtrabsnbabnsrpert 5arvis
psiIts ssiisrn in Der Staot uno ba.te
eins iurss geipredung nit Wonot
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5arris bsfann Iih bier nur duf Der
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Inn ben offentlih,n Sisungen ess
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tdbntn b.iSutpobneH, in tpelhen it:a
geri6t unb feline empisbIunasn Be-
siieli4 Der Reorganization ees Siras
ben6ahneertebrs tins.beno bsfprotea
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in ibrsr ssitriesn Sisuns sssen 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bic fih
itonbbofi ge,psisert hdbsn. lire 3dus
fer on bic EoRoIiiation aHSulhIitben,
esri6tIih DorsuesbeH uno Die Rnmsn
Sisier Sinber tpurosn hsm Stootan'
malt iibermittelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-26

1ie Ypliseiinipeftirn.
groioent TAFT uno Wonprneur Gar
mpn ais 6brensaite eingsIaoen.

3u Der ON Rabmittag ots 8. Sts
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in Sort Thomas itotionirt fno, ein'
asloben tporoen.
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eas nm balb sin ubr Qahmittass be-
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4nfdng um bdlb stpei llbr Himmt.
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Der 3uiriti 81 Der 5nTpeition III
fir bas publiium natiirlid fret.
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ipeIhe Dor brti Wohsn BON Qouiss
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MuS Dem VpliSeiseribt.

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nihi ftsden i0nne. pbns Don ben Stii5'
len aufsufteben. aui oenen lie icbsn.
lie potissi ndhm bic btiben Wlefsrs
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fie su is 30 1agen qrbeiisbdus, 500
Celebrate unb CUR 5abIuns Der acs
Fen perurtbsili.
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