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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

riife 9ogibus % saloon, 1917
Is. Gbiro street. Martin &etcoff
I2ogerenoe boS &aplie, bapoe forel.
lfet fig ! aoffepigen Gnfo arrlic,
log 81 ban blcp forimoaet, bGpneoe
ban fig pco at nbipreoe onoe &pg=
tier ON benbe. &igen anlogbe Sag,
log peb Minnelota 6gieiterets &ien.
|0elie Jre0ag blep bum tilfienot
81, 800 i Sfabescritatni,1g af Soar.
Tin @etcoff. 0ette bragte 8egeret
It'll at flpbe oper for @etcoff. Meppe
bopbe bal, left 9omn1en, fpr ban
itprteoe til @aplics apffen, bpo,
&igen bar, % begprote at ifpoe
poo benoe. SUM- flpgteoe op / on.
|ben gtage og &etcoff efter. S
|Groppcr1 mpote 0pporteret1 Mat1
S5bolt ban og Heo ifl1ot ne6
ban bp0e fort efter pon Sci til
&oipitalet. 9berit / Graper mgote
&etcoff 8la5e &aplic, Nigens Sbo.
ger. Sgiaa ban blep ifuot neo:
SON %forful9te- 6erpaa &igen III
pau 8ranoitigen og bolbt ifelge
|1uifltercs @eretning poo at ongri:
be ben0e mes &nip, ga Gplitiet
font til % greb bart, for BON fit
iflt0t Jig ielp. 9iloragelien pafte ei
poloion1t &gre / Mabologet. &etcofi
bar tilitaaet Jor6rpbellen og ipnes
fln be6rppet ODER. at bm life fit
M11leoni,1g til at 6rebe &igem %
flere. Mnfo &rl1lic CT Selter al
Mtrs. Comp &oblic.
Sernbanebilletter a 2 Gents Sci
len fan 10 MI faces / @imne1ota -
m e n bbis man lite pasier paa og
til gfsempel ifal reiie list eller
meget l9neere fra ct Ste6 / @ta-
ten og r16ober fammes @renier,
an fommer man til at beto1e 8
Gents iom l96banlig. 8u man foo
le6es reiie berfra og til @rano
SORTS, g. g., 90 n1ao mon tage
8illet til gait @rono SORTS, iom
er poa Minneiotaiioen al Stats<
gr9nien, ellers forlmges Ser Sen
gamle State. SSernbanefompag=
nierne beb6er nemltg, at Sc bar ct
Mor til at vor6ne" @iIletforboI0e=
ne iaoleoes at Set reiien6e &ubli-
fun, Ser life boiler fig inbet Sta=
tens @renier beo 8tlletfigb, maa
|fetaJe Gorifiellen.
Gn Sanl I : MmertfancrS Nnitcr.
is uNotionalti6en6e" for Ben Ste
90. Ipjer Ri: Mpotbefer &o1s fra
|@bicago opbol6er Jig for Gioen poo
|8eidg berbiemme. S ct 8rep, iom
ban fen6te en- / @bicogo boiat Sen,
ser for so Star li6en - en Mber
|of 1S Mor - 1tbbonbre6e fra 9m1=
mari, foreipurgte ST.. &oIs, bbob
|@ennen pnifeoe, ban iful6e bringe
mcf, 11aor ba11 bender tilbage efte1
|8eidget b%erbiemme.
Sparet lg6:
|9e ipl1rgte, bpao De fuloe fra
Gamnarf bringe meb.
|Seg oil 90 bermeo gipe Sem IT'S
fprlig 8elfe6:
|Ge bringe 1naa en- Outlining ira
9anmarfs bbioe Stran6,
flor set er l9nge ii6en leg liblt pu1
Ger / 2an0.
|Gg bring iaa me0 Sen 6anlfe Com:
merofte1s 6re6,
naar 9on6sbpfirfefloffert1e ringer
Solen ne6.
8ring me6 berober 9lften al 5fo:
bens rige 8uno
log Nattergalens Gang / Sen lnnt
Mften1hu10.
|Sg bring ct CLINT al Sgen, Al
gelterne blqa,
meb ollie Sc imoa Seilere, 1on fpr:
6es 6erpoa.
@ring meo sen lette &islen fre
@fopens treble 8ef,
log 6ugleiforens &pi6ren / grgn11f
Segn og Sect.
8ring mes 6e fibre Soner, ion
9iennem 9uften flong,
bber Gong Sen banife 2erfe MOI
@imlen op fig fpong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

POSI- Nanoolpb Street, blep truffet
al 2pnet forleben og euoel ranr4o=
neret. @ufets @eboere flpgteoe,
fun ifprt iin &atoragt, 1lo al SUI
let. Set begpnbte at brpn0e / Bug
ninqe,,, 111e,1 man hlep mort 6erre
orcr Ssslben.
Grit 9Dboal bcober en- 16=aarig
Donif 9spfommer, joni &olitiet orr
reltereoe iiolte 2grbag / 1868 Sront
@trect og beifplber for oper ct 0u-
fin N1bbrltbstpperier. &on opgop
at bo / 701 ct. &eter ct. % cit
bel Gel formentlig %itiaalne Suger
fonbtes poo bo11s &erelie.
Central omite. @eb .8ro0er=
1omfunoets iiojte Meoe u0nGpntes
Ell Central &pnite til at. orbei6e
io1r1en neo &omiteer fra m6re
Goreni,1ger Der % / Minneopolis
for at forebpgge at iterre Mrrarge=
menter bliber ofbolbt poo iomme
Mften. s. 6. Mn6erien 2o9es So
mite beitaar al &eter @poeien, 6.
s.. Nielien Oh 6. M1u1fhplm.
8npernpr Gbcrbart bar I'LL fGr=
Gig lin Sale on &ontrol oper Sc
%offentlige Mptteinoretninger. Sans
fprite Gale nil blipe bolbt / 81.
&al,l, a1tagelig Sen Is. Mrguit.
SON agter at berejie Stoten %.
bolbe Galer, fer BEN fpecielle 2e=
gislaturiamling, ipm ban ogter at
faloe, trG6cr iammen, a1tageltg /
Sftober.
Stibene. v@ellig Slap" onfom
til &riftionsfamo Sen 81. SuIi, alt
bel. Mfgoar berfra til Seem Sort
ben 8. Slug.
= vSscqr II" orfo1n til Seem
Sort SEN %. Suli, olt bel. Off
gaar oerfra til @fanoinopien 6e11
81. Suli.
- limited states" afgif fra
&riitiansianb mes 5S7 &osiogerer
oe pentes til Seem Oorf s. 5. Slug.
Sra &aneonuer, 8aib., mel6es
sen 80. 6s., at Sans g. Sobnion
al Mrco, Minn., bar bobt @elb /
nbelb. @an par blepet arreiteret
for uSS%r0bru6", nben BOG at baDe
%itjoalet foget, og ben 9ommer
ban Tom op for interesiere6e Jig
NOT for bam til at op6aee at balr
Dor efterlplt fra Minneiota i Sc
iioite % Mar fom slrping til Ell
5ormue paa $4,000. San oil
nu blipe bjemleuot, ga bars Mober
i 2incoln County bar ienot 8en9e
til en- Billet.
vMttentatet" paa Grins Slap.
@piier fra Morge giper en- 2esnine
pao @aa6en i 6orbinoelie meb Sen
@iitorie, ipm bIep lerberet i 6orm
al ct Telegram fra &riltionia ON,
at &ronprins SloDs 2ib Dor efter.
ltr9h. Set iaofal6te v@rels @1tb.
lifting Company" bar bentet lin
&iitorie fra en- &orreipon6ance til
~Sociol6emofraten" I &igbenbob,
fra en- 6anif Suriif, iom opbol6t fig
i &riitiania nogle Gage. Morife
abtier betegner BEN bele @iitorif
fom ct 6antaiifoiter.
Gfsploitun. gn til 81. &pie1ifeli
berenbe 8ltifsbpNning, 293 &lea
iant Mpe., blep logt / 9tl1il,er for
leoen beo cit Gfsploiton, ontogelie
fra 2psgos. &lliner11e tog bnrtil
6nr, oq S,SI1en lpre0te Tia til e
t~iIitgoenoes @eboeliesbus font blel
6elpis e6elagt. 3pitelfen fu11o,
mGrfes ODER bele Maboln9et.
Ser bor inge1 / 8ltiffen, Sc
@fsploitone11 fan6t gteo. &o1enfeli
bar n6enfor @pgntngen, cit tpp,
500 borte. Mo11 troebe ferit, d
ban og bons Dotter laa begronet
Ml1iner1te, % 8ra116martbere be
gpruote at rpb6e op i @ui1erne
Saab ON at fi16e Dem. 'DsRehrs. Mi1
ME 5rien6, iom befar6t fig paa 6e1
mloen Si6e al Cohen, blep forifnn
ret Nnfelem nf @Iositpffer,: Sci
al gfgpIoiionen. bIeD ilp1get tperi
men: SsssSs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

Grit 9Dbbal beober en- 16=ourig
oonif 9spfommer, JONI &olitict ar
reltereoe iiolte 2droag / 1858 Sront
@trect og beifplber for oper ct 0u-
fin SSS1bbrltostpperier. &on opgun
at b. / 701 Ct. &eter ct. og cit
bel Gel formentlig i%tiaalne Suger
fonotes &oo bo1s &erelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

1ut <tIAI!tS1I oSu -. Ou%t IpSS%
@ibnet til lin Mu11bS 9pb, ipm bl1,1
tror life er gipet tiIfreositillenoe
5orfloring pao.
Selumurb % M%}urbforipg. So
1cpb 5cbroepffer, cit pelfjen6d
ao1,trafter, begif Selpmor6 forle-
oen pe6 at ifpoe Jig, nogle Minutter
efter at ian boboe foriegt at brG-
be lin @u1tru peo at lloa benbe |
@ope0et meo Ell @umn1er. Sci
ifol bore li6et @aub ON, at Mrs
scbroepffer fan lene. Erageoier
fanbt Steb / Jolniliens @jem, sc
Sutton Street.
sfilsmisicias. Mrs. Soban,1e
gngitrom, 6S Aar, Tiger 5filsmis:
ie / 0itriftsretten fra &eter &c
G%ngitron1, IL IS. Mcfer ct. @ar
er 4 Mar pngre. Earret bie0es
|Sperige / 1878 og bar 3 @gru
|Spliben begpn6te for 16- Star ii
|ben, 90 Mrs. @ngitrom ipaoiereo'
me6 cit @en al Sem begge og fen
bes Manb ms6te benoe og log ii
ben6e.
9rnfnet. Soiepb @effermor1, i;
Aor gammel, 306 Congress Sfreet
6rl,fneoe lnber @ubning i Misiis
iippiflo0ell forleoen. SONS Tooe
bar 11Gr peo at omfontme / ct Jor
ieg poa at re60e bam.
,2iget al en- Ma1o, iom outage,
lat pGre- Sjobn 6leming, bjemme
beren6e / @raftpr, Minn.; fmtote,
Ii 6loben be6 St. Saul. Monoe1
bab6e fun Ell Mrm.
1tbiiat til Etrcjfe. Meolemn1e
|af Iagforeningens 9eltprel1e flyer
at &%eiltltaterne bi6til al Streife
ofltemningen hlan6t Eelegraf= o
Selefonperionolet og 5totionsme
itrene paa Nortber11 Nactficbone11
goar ngiten enitemmig / &etnin
LAT Strejfc. Shit nogle fan of s
fjerneit liggenoe Stotioner. bar 111a1
enbn1 fife bGrt fra, og Dboo bere
Ston6punft ems er, bill set fife for
anore &eiultatet. Mellem 80 o!
95 &rocent at Stemnrerne er / 50
ppr' al Strejfe, flyer Sc.
8ortrb,nt &ar srcbet. Cite
&lage Of S. S. BRADFORD of Mfeoi
cine @at, Garr., blep Mrs. 8rabfor
og $. &c. Gberron %orre1teret / G
Slts pao @illtms ct. i 6re6og
letter at 6ope peret efteriporet / no
iten ct Mar. 9egge iiges at par
@nlpblobsinbionere. BRADFORD i
gcs at p9re Million9r=&oncber 0
&rGitoent at 6eoerol Oil & So
go, Calgary. Mrs. 8raoforb 10,
los lin Ma1,6 for ct Mars Sis i
ben, eftcr Sigcnbe pao @rl1no a
brlttal 8ebon0ling, og bar fener
lepet bos Gberro1n, efter bpo6 FIJI
ielp tiger iom bans @usbol0erift
&enoes 8prn, en- 12=anrig @ig
log Ell 7=aarig Se1t, bor man enb11
life funnel fin6e. Yarret blep q
Netefttper iporet til MinneupoIi
og 6erfra til ct. SAUL. MrS
BRADFORD erflarer, at b1t,1 ,og Gbe,
ron blep gift, 90 bum Dor is So
gommel, og at Sc bor to 8grn, ior
BRADFORD erlfer at foo. Sum bill il
fe penoe tilbage til fin Mor0 M31
|8robfor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

6obebinoboloet al BET nye uGbar-
ter" eller @runblpp for 8Den:
Mor6s, Mloermen og 8arb-
|5a,n6s ofifaffes. Site0etfor set
ml,oerenoe 8praao paa 26 Me0=
lemmer tre6er en- &ommisiion paa
II Mar6 bolgt / Ell Slot for belle
@pen. Gieneiteti6en ital bore 4
Mar. 8ibliotbefsfommisiionm ilaaes
iammen me6 Sfolefommisiionen, %
|oisfe to uogipr sfole- % @iblio=
-t~befsfommisiionen. Mlle 8Dpalg
|afboloes ON @aaren % ifol bore
u%afbgngtge nf Stats< og Sectional
paGgene. 8rGferenceipitemet treber
|~iiteoetfor 9rimnrpalget, boilfet
@alg at 8pembeosmoirb peb
Notwithstanding. 8m1oioater
for 8petnbeber fal 11orrtinteres beo
Netition, n1toertegnet Of ni11oit Ct
bunoreoe geIgere. fsa..len piI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

70c=@as nebta9et. Sen truer6t
Sppoiitipn mos en- piebliffelig Seo.
togelie al alderman @oofers 6or:
or6ning, ser faltintter Hrilen poo
fra oen /. September 5. u. til
zoe pr. 1000 &1biffoo for &ripot
|folf og Csc for &omml1nen, blet
Ser life noget al, og 6ororoninger
blep %pe6toget paa @prao6Smeoe1
|6re0ag me6 en- Mojoritet al % moi
Is @tcmmer - Sc 3, 1om itemtt
impb bor Nrelibert 9e2uittre al
4be, @obb al ste og Moore at Zoe
g8ar6. gn Ml6erman bar frapG:
renbe.
9enne 6ororcning giploer for e1
|Gibsrum al 5 Mar.
@~osfompagniet bar er1on1 ifft
tilfienbegibet, bptlfe retSlige Sfrio1
oct bill tage at forbin6re 6ororo.
ningens Sfrofttrpben.
M6ermon Moore foriegte at fac
|5agen l16iat, men bette blep aeo:
itemt mes 81 MOS 4 Stemmer; 81
iamme 3 font Ml6erman &arfs:
ii6itnepnte itemte for 8ororbnin
gems @e6togelie bc6 BEN enbelige
Mfitemni1g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

Gentral-9 omite. @eo .@ro0er=
famfu1oets iiolte Meoe uonGpntes
Ell Central &omite til at. orbci6e
iamnen meo aomiteer fra more
6oreninger ber og / mim1eapolis
for at forebpgge at iterre Mrrange=
menter bliper ofbol6t poa famine
Nften. s. 6. Mn6erien 2oges So
mite beitaor al &eter @poeien, 8.
s.. Mielfen % s. M1n1fbolm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

ltnebomsfurenimeen al 1905 bol-
Ser Sgn6og 5. 3. Muguit r6flugt
til Tlo6en be0 Safe @treet. Meos
lemmerne be6es me0bringe Mab=
|furpe. Sag Safe Street Sporpog=
men til 8roen og goa tilbpire a6
8oulebar0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01
st. Paul.
Quntor: POI Court 8lOef.
Mpbeoer maa i,oienoes, iaa De er
Gryfferiet ieneit 1orsoas 0&obas.

&eo &ipb ellcr @eparation al
llbre beipg Sen p%elfienote Slppeler
Simon 9selior, 200 s. 7tb eStreet.
Den banife &elejSrenbeosfprenins
JSpllpiet" ufboloer nelte Meoe
Gcrsoag Sen 7oe Na,g,eit bos Mfrs.
S. 9. Senier, s14 Smitb Ape.
MlIe CT bclfolnt1e.
Tprcniusen r@obt 6aab" ofbol=
Ser Tarpel-@ iloe % Cans pao
Central slnner Soil 2prOag Mften
ocn 9bc Muguit for Meolen1mer %
Gcnr1er. Maofurpe me0brtnges.
Jorfrilfningcr %icrperes.
2ynncbila9. ". M.ergel1s Stem,
20S1 Nanoolpb Street, blep trnftet
at 2pnet forleoen % euoel rarr@'o=
neret. '5uiets @eboere flp9teoe,
fun ifgrt iin 9sotoragt, l1o al 9uz
let. 9et begpnbte at brG,,oe / Bug
ningcn, men man Mep mort 6erre
orcr ssl0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

Mrs. Duren, @anifa, Minn.,
meo fine to pngite 8ern opbolot Jig
ber / 8pen 6enne l1ge poa @ien=
|nemreiie til fine 6orelore, Mr. og
Mers. 3. 8err11m, @i11ger, Mirn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

Eaitor Sarpeaaro pg Brne, fomt
De to pngite Higer afrejite Manooe
til Sucf, 8is. Sc opbol6er Jig bo5
2alrit5 &eterien, bpor Sc 3 eloite
8ern bar opbol6t Jig / nogen. Sis.
Garpgooro fommer tilboge
BERTH 5re6og.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-08-01

@npernpr Gbcrbart bor I'LL far
Gig lin Sale ON &ontrol oper Sc
offentlige Mptteinoretninger. @ans
fprite Sale nil hipe bolbt / ct.
Saul, ontagelig Sen Is. Ml1guit
SON ogter at berejie Staten ol
bolbe 9oler, fpr BEN fpecielle Sc:
eisloturiamling, iom ban ogter a
foloe, trG6cr %iaann1e11, o,tageIig
Sfftober.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-21

in the primary classes. The name is new. and the Mounthrop is a step in advance of the chair and table. for it is 9 combination of both. It is very popular, because the open air and out-of- door school with small
 classes is the proper way to educate young children. Of course. il will be long time before the public school system can take it up. for they are mostly equipped with the stationary desk and chair, and the expense of refitting would be enormous. The las drawer under the seat for books and material. an adjustable front leaf or table for desk use: the back is after the fashion of the
Arizona republican., 1913-09-21

returned to his old home in Mont gomery. Mo, the other day and male l. conversions.
 Al Reich, of New York, who won the national amateur heavyweight championship at Boston last May, is to enter the professional ranks next month.
 Packey Mcfarland still claims he can make 135 pounds. but a number of ring experts declare that the best Paclsey can do is the Welterweight limit.
 When Joe Rivers demanded $30o0 to box Joe Azevedo he caused an Oakland. Cal, promoter to utter something that sounded very much Ike profanity. E&EEE
Arizona republican., 1913-09-21

Mosher hygienic of the Kindergarten, with nothing touching the spine. Out of-door blackboards are made for the system and the class recitations are a delight in the shady corners of the SchOl grounds
Arizona republican., 1913-09-21
WITH THE BOXERS

Arthur Simons. the New Orleans hantamweight, who has been boxing in the east is back home nursing an injured hand.
 Rev. Roy Hudson. converted box CT and former champion of Missouri
Arizona republican., 1913-09-21

In keeping abreast with the new educational regime, which gives to the young child liberty, individuality and personal comfort, the Mounthrop chair fits perfectly into the new or der or things. It is hygienic for the young student, throws off the me- chanical routine of the oil time class room, goes with his chair into the open air. does his work better and in less time, because he is healthier than he otherwise would be in a large class indoors.
 The idea is not entirely new be- cause many private schools and some public, have used tables and chairs
Arizona republican., 1913-09-21
lust Received

of the completed Adams Annex Lobby the Adams
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15

(COntinued dn Page SiAteen)
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
Basis Of Settlement

Dr J. \. Holmes head of the Unit ed States geological survey is now in California and he will make strenuous efforts to fix d basis for a reasonable settlement of damage suits which will permit the Nam moth property to continue operating and if possible open the way for the First National sneIter to resume op- erations. We spoke in our last weeks issue of how free Arizona has been from any litigation in regards to shelter fumes. Such litigation in California has practically crippled the shelter business. There is no more efficient and capable man than Dr Holmes to settle such a veXatiOus question of this nature. and we hope his presence in California will be the means of settling the question be- tween the smelters and the land owners
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
THE MINES OF ARIZONA

these rights were never exercised and there is no record of any patent hay ing been granted
 Of course every one was under the impression that if any patent had been applied for it would necessarily have had to have been made on be- half of the Silver King, for il was the company owning the old mine who had done the work and made the necessary expenditures tO enable the patent to bo granted The survey for this patent was made by James Dob bins. deputy mineral surveyor of Phoenix and Was made in 1905. he afterwards filing some supplemental notes and data So up to the present our original statement is fully borne out bv the investigation That there has been no patent granted to the Silver King ground under any name and if there has been.-weu no one knows about it.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
Status Of the Silver Kinq

Three weeks ago l gave our readers some interesting facts relating to the old Silver King mine in PinaI county. DThe facts and history must have been interesting for they were widely copiedD Mir McCabe. who now claims ownership of the old Silver King made d personal objection to some of my statements and very emphatically informed me that the property Was patented and the pre- sent locators of the property, Dean brothers. who are working sinking an inclined shaft and extracting and shipping ores. were trespassers.
 We went to investigate the matter for ourselves and found the following facts:
 The Silver King ground was located in 1905 by pr. ChaS. H. Jones. of Tempe: E. Matlcy of the same place and r. Willes of Phoenix. Dr. Jones has since died The new lo- cation out of respct to pr. Jones was recorded as -EI Aedico" and an application for patent was made on June 70. 1905. and numbered 2053 in the land office. and under the title of Fl Medico." However an adverse mum bered I36 and filed on August g, 1905. was made by the Silver King Mining company through C. D. Reppey, Of Florence. their at torney in fact. and on account of the Silver King lode and location. judg- ment was given for the Silver King company and an option to purchase the companys rights were given to the Fl Mcdico people. But it appears
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
The Prospector Hanas Or

No one can question the indOmitable courage, perseverance and grit of the prospectOr. He labOrs hard and con tinuously on his claims in hope Of some day realizing his desires. Some times he is successful and sometimes he is not Even if fair and reason able offer for his claims is made and such as probably he has led you to believe he will accept. when finad action is asked for. he backs down The love of his ground is too great and he won't para with it. Others are more reasonable and practical and are willing to have others help him to develop his property. Others will make a snug little competence and live comfortable and happy under changed conditions. There are eX- amples that all of us know See. for instance the case of Martin Costello, at Bisbee. Coming into 50 much wealth practically unbalanced him. If he had remained surrounded by his earlier conditions of life he would probably be living today.
 In the case of Neumann and Elder, near Kelvin, the latter was always ready to make some reasonable ar engagement for their property But not so Neumann. He had q fixed idea and never wavered from it for many years. and both these prospectors died after a hard and laborious life. The last time I was on the property old Neumann was too ill to leave his cabin and l prevailed upon him to make some reasonable arrangement but no that fixed idea was immoV- able. and he died last year. Elder followed him over the big divide d few months later.
 After long years of hard work and privation the hopes remained un- realized Neumann had hobby for mining drifts and he always run them under shallow backing and on the incline When asked why he did this he would reply, getting depth The only thing it did insure him was the wheeling of @ loaded WheelbarroW up an incline.
 There are many other characters whose characteristics would be m teresting to relate, and some of them are still with us, and may they long be spared There are some httle III teresting facts in relation to one tha' is still a resident of Superior. namelH Sam Thorpe. who was in town last week Sam has been a resident ol the Silver King ulSlTiCI l'i N"'iN" three years. He owns the Horn Silver group which he has leased Io Xavier and Spray. who are taking out rich ore and shipping it. During all these thirty three years Sam has only been once to Casa Grande, ana four times to Florence and on two of these occasion he was compelled to go on court business. Such storleS seem rather incredible, but the truth of it is vOuched for by sam hlmSeE However this district is now loom ing up on the mining horizon ana It is very probable that Sam will De able to realize on his claims before many moons have passed. and ii he does, I wonder if he will be able toI pull himself away from the district
 Anyway, Sam, you have our best wishes.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15

This department is under the di rection of MT. w. E. Deity, the we'll known mining engineer, who will carefully scrutirize all mat ters relating to mining in order that only reliable information re- earding legitimate enterprises shall find a place here.
 The Republican would be pleas ed to receive information from any part Of the state regarding the development of the mining in dustry. All communications should be addressed: Mining De- Partment, Arizona Republican.
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15
Notes on Granite

Granite is two and tvo-thirds times as heavy as water, it's specific gravity is 2.662. \ cubic yard of granite weighs exactly three-quarters of a ton. The strength of granite is trcm- endous. although the different gran
 ties vary greatly. Poor granites will withstand d pressure of Is.0o0 pounds
 to the square inch Good. close
 grained granite Will withstand 30.000
 pounds: but certain granites have
 Withstood Il crushing pressure of
 43,973 pounds 10 thc square inch
 tNventy-tuo tons weight resting on
 tiny cube of stone not much larger
 than a lump of sugar. Fancy such <
 tiny piece Of rock withstanding such
 pressure. No wonder the structures
 that are built of granite are iu-
 pcrishable- ME reason for writing
 these notes is to again draw atten-
 ton to the valuable quarries of this
 rock We have at our very doors. only
 six miles south Of town. This granite is only quarricd in a small way. but why shouldn't 1t receive more at tention for building purposes. and es- peciallN SD al the present time when we are discussing the erection of a civic center IT il is determined to erect these edifics for the needs Of tile tlNN silt county NllN Itt Dtll'l them Of this imperishable stone. ob- tIinable within sight of the very spot where ii k contemplated erecting them do not know whether the owners have gone To the trouble of having the rock lithogically exam ined to determine it's composition. but I don't think the component parts would vary very much from that eiv- cn in the previous article in these columns IT the owners have had any pressure tests ! don't know. Both of these important factors would not be 1 difficult to obtain, and with this knowledge an intelligent idea could be i determined as to the practicability Of its being a desirable rock for build l ing. have no doubt in my own l mind that the granite will fully meet 1 all the tests and demands that are | necessary for this purpose. But be- ing in possession of these important 1 factors would fortifv the owners con | siderably in convincing the authori- 1 ties that this should be the material 1 used in building the talked of struc- l lures. There is nothing more beau l tiful and substantial in appearance than granite. It is always the best and the best is none too good for 1 Phoenix. The best is right in our midst. so why not adopt it?
Arizona republican., 1913-06-15

The claims of Whittier and Brown near the old Silver King, and de- scription of which appeared in these columns three weeks ago, have been optioned to some New York parties. Work has to be commenced in six days.