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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
Refreshing Rain
Fell YESTERDAY.

A refreshing rain Visited Anderson
early yesterday morning, falling about
2 o'clock, but II did not do the farm
ers Of the county much good. The rain
extended for Onlyka few miles around
the. city and was by no means gen
eral. However. Il served to coo, Off
the city proper and the people here
were thankful for It, Farmers from
all parts Of the country. in the city
yesterday. reported that crops are
badly in need OF rain. and that every
section OF the county would appre-
ciate good shower.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
ANDERSON COMPLETES
WITH five COUNTIES.
FARMERS HAVE A CHANCE
AT BIG PRIZES
$3.50 I'M CASH PRIZES
Interest Is Awakened In All OF
The Piedmont ssctien Over 3
Prize oats Offer
$3.50 I'm CASH PRIZES

The farmers Of Anderson county and
those of oconee. Plckens. Greenwood.
Newberry and Abbeyilie counties as
we'll are eyincing a lively interest Ia
the oat contest which IS to be brought
TO close in Anderson on the third
TUESDAY in July, when Furman Smith,
the seedsma3a, together with several
other we'll known business men, will
give away $3.50 In cash for the best
oats raised in the counties named.
This will mean a great deal to the
small grain industry OF this section,
and those people who are participating
with Mr. smith in The offer deserve to
be thanked, as does Mr.. Smith. The
coca-Cola Bottling ComnGiE has M
Iered special prize. or SIS to the AM
derson, county farmer raising the best
hnsheI of oats, regardless OF whether
he wins the free for all or not, ana
genuine pleasure for him TO hand the
s25. for, the hest busheI OF oats to be
produced In Anderson county tins
year, The following Is the manner
IN which tho prize money @In sa
divided: =. S st3:s tss5
For the nest Basiiei
First best bnshel OF oats s. 80. 800 Z
Second best bushel cats .,.. so 4
Third best bushel oats {. I. 4. 4ts
Fourth best bustieI oats Is. 30 4
Fifth best 0ushei oats 80. -, 90
Sixth beEt bushel oats Z. ~. 8. z. 10 /
formations Governing Conte
B Every contestant must uae Az
derson Phosphate ana Oil Co, E,ertlti,
fiaeFs. Z, 81 a.
variety Of oats, date Of sowing, prep-
aratton or soils amount FertiIiger used
and the date OF harvest
3 3. Every contestant must deposit
with Furina1i SIRiIh d bushel, as an on
trance Zee to this contest on or before i
noon on the third Tuesday in July,
1911 s, We pay freight charges on my
Eushel OF oats sent in . IS
q Farmers from aIl sections Of the 4
counties Included : Ia the list say that
there will be keen comp tition lii their
Egaet Ions for fhe various prizes IN &c
IS obabl that ii ere III Be mars
satg ia and efst.n On sii q DAY, for the
20 close Than local PEOPLE ever sass
Increase Id aereAgc.
IN scllsssiug me q eiiSest AiF.
Aaias w = w
hays sfsaesayc stsS1l req 20 secure from
ysll qpie eoarcesH 81 aA the ADVICE pussi.
pie ~ 10 the acTsnge sossn to oats iia
ANDERSON goatifs tllls5 season and the
sfsiies tndicste conserya atisely Y tiiat
the inersas az iuily; hfty per cent over q
I;lRt sp1 by previous year. ~ q are not 4
able III give deiihite advice as th the /
fcr &c fsown In 4 Abherilie etS berry.
s;;fkens or. Oconea ounties, hp rom
beiieyeg that Gree ensRenH VI
siscw 2. marked Increase in acrea gs
EFnsgn 10 oats We te.E sc S;.tss tsssi
planters Wl.e have 80 W;
have occasion % con ratnlate them
selves. next season, as y is evident
espseially ne early Yields. We hopo
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
Anderson People
lAfnnanh NInnfir,

A delegation of Anderson people.
headed by Porter a. yBhaIey, secrstary
OF the Anderson chamber of COM
meTce, went to Rendieton Yesterday
for the purpose OF attending the meet
ing OF the PendletontF armers' Society.
The meeting was held sn the Farmers
Hall at Pendleton and according to the
local folks the program was full OF In
terest. Various subjects were discus-
sed by the speakers, some OF interest
only to farmers whiIe others dealt
with topics familiar to the public The
meeting was ryervs Rnn nncneefn:
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efsi1Eo Aks Al &
IN th4 its 4ls s 5 s. ssiss's
ilis 81
:. - sesislf y 4 s TT
ere tlisy ct ea silS Ia iss
aaeii g3cs os kils Gli is "A
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

& q. M. MaeNfder OF GreeIyille spenE
Yesterday In the city on business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

Ilrs w. II HALEY OF EIartweiI, Ca,
was in the city yesterdaysnh business,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

Il. 81 Campbell Of Eureka spent &
.faw hnnfa IN thR eifv vaE4asa q y isli 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

J. SB, Leyerette OF Starr spent a part
OF yesterday In the city on business.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

Sam Wilson OF PickeHs Is spending
few days in the stcity attending court
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
aIi Exhansted

~ s8IlCrt rITu .IEITI. -. 4
Anderson Shrsners yesterday and
last nigat. as they returned from AT
,lnnto, wire q tired set of people. The
local folks say that they had never
been IN such q crowd before aad they
never snw crowd so well hetaYed nr
things conducted with so much system
According 10 the Anderson men the
Atlanta people had made every pos
'nible preparation for the enormous
crowd and had foreseen the hunared
and one things to be attended to- They
had planned for All this in advance
and thereto ore suceeeded In taking care
OF the enormous crowd tn splendid
style. Every Andersen man was efis
ltlipsiaatic over the trip siid every 6ff s
slijoyed 5F;5 IS
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Inn fi,af q a s. Z Is s. .lf

llls Top ssfR Z 6nBR K q CIV ram T.g5vsf
lsig ti9at
- btft
aaSv lpiF or sie ts
iaftiSitf klla IS cabinet mas
ppped I'll lSusAI Igfatins 6 {
men lndes Tie ase of fliirt sIcufs.
VII not lio pSemisfed Ia cross
feni flless tsisy erln DToa ice
port stid tie lneai seorlfiea
ited ag let issf isns i6
ps tfe aig 3 fnpiicantS
fb pfofe fol fll have psffofniS
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4ssf illi 9he stf 4 iis
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
Bride and Groom. .ss 8. I.satt,l
81 We're Visiting Here goo ., a

X tElWeIS 'NISVIIlt; iKtofess lfqjt 'l ~ ;5ItB
2 Mr. tand Mrs. iHslteb Wise Of 1Tren-,
4ont have been spendIngyLa n few days
in the citH the guests ef DR.. AMI Mrs.
M, r. Campbell /: MIR. and Mrs. Wise
were married inp1Tenton last. Tuesday.
night and are now W5pn tsleir honeymoon.
The groom ,is.I:WeEI known and has
many friends In Anderson. The brids
was formerly Miss Berthe Long, one
Of the Instructors In tlie public ecnoois
of Trenton. They left yesterday for
Greenwood where they viii be the
ss,.yssts, iulNIo gIUEE uElTssTII uayS. e-E
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city yesterday for a few honra s s
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PE.Rs0A

A. s. Cooley OF Charlotte is a;spending
q few days In the city. :;
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
ssndersop sen At
The G ana j, IS

40 ktts3lAl Atisit - ~ so
AiidaHsl oople have beeli much ins
.tefasteaJ Jin the sessions OF the gfanss
lodge OF the Odd Fellows OF the state
ia session Rt Columbia for the past
two days. This Interest was due to
the fact that keyerai ndefsoii people
were present and took an important
part ~ tho affairs of the lodge Last
WadneAiin9 nfnht 1afiiea Il. Craig or
this city delivered an address at the
shanatets held at the Jefferson hotel.
When he discussed The EneampIient I.
Mr. Egaig,a speed Is said 10 NAVE isssep
very enjoyable. The sessions OF tho
i. 0. o. r. Grand Lodge were held III
the Hall of Repre- esentatiyes OF S0ath
Carolina
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

e D. Babb Of TownviIle ~ rs In the
city Yesterday. Cor q Z fert S lni.ra Is ON
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Sam " Chasfine and W. j.. Tucker OF
ttsrtwell, Ca spent yesterday in the
qity, q Y. ~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

BRADLEY Nl0Frah off M 8. afIiies was
Il AnderaoE for d few hours yesters
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

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New Mustard Greer
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p. Ea,,t .,s T,n1ls... .... I. "a. ~.
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yesterday In the city on brsin ss. y q
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lfar hnnra In the aifv IL
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u = ~ Z 80
Ilr. ~. Il. HALEY of.5 IartweiI. ca
sam wilson of pictens is amend inr
d few days In the fcity nftendink conrt !,
rtsge "a sa;,t S,S sly ss'ss
cifT,
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AZ ssan rs ss $. = e5 NV. 49,
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t>. N Sspinks Of g reengil is
Is5,eilsttls Y teA' J. tisay IN inc on
4.
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~ " " ~ tlae SHY on
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
uT-.7.i----lfl-- - lls-.llI1 Z
RHfTUF1TyT N
Soon TO Close

Iuyitatioiis have been received in,
Anderson To the commencement cSer-
ciaes 81 the tjll iyafsity 81 south caro-
fnumher OF Anderson lqgs taking colr-
ses ut the univsrSjtv y n aTcbabsE
that Il number 6f sss9rIs will "a from
this city for tho eyeIt sT'.5a COM
p ess llslgnt exs,r .g st the II. s;syy1
cd program ft,r this year serflis to IN (
dieate that the event it Il i. beS n ysF,s
eaFaflstly arPnft tgea for sBi4. There are
many features s -
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
Goat Iso0sed
By The ~. q. a.

Y. 0fIicers OF the nders0n u, G. g. n.
have issued notice to the members of
the meeting 10 be held tomorrow
night Itrlis said Tint the goat viii
5bg lcosed at this nesting, since d
candidate Is on hand, and the q flair Is
being anticipated WI u much interest,"
byjitbe local travelcs Several inn
portant business cons sdsrations viii
be- np4 tor discussion ut this meeting
and the presence of the candidate ia
Rddltioa 70 thaeS. mi tiers win canse
tho meetins to he argely attended.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

III. Pruftt ok Starr NJ 3 arionR the
Visitors to spend yesterday IN khe
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

Is pr. afs r. cafnpbeH has
fKan Iva where no has teep. 1,>-6lsar
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d; e. Lee Ovens OF Garvfn township
BneElt mart OF rest nrdRy IN Tho aitv Oh
business. - $50
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
.Aesi.i.c Seen
! on EYelsy Sid.

Aesfsi..ft Seen ~
on Every Side I. 9 /
IS .Vlsitnfs 70 Afidef on comment on
the fact that actsp III Is seen on ASefs
| side here whiIe tue other toteAs tho
Summers etapnF seems 20 have 10 ken
effect Tue publ IS qlaFe in And Ao.
lanywhey6 and with. one sutfi1
working on the new white wey ard
wires, ppttlaG Shen underground. AaS
II VIII be resIeg 10 the autonlobst
SstIyara ana fiis pedestrian liH - Ell
" sen al of eisa work Oh the sqtIafe.
4 is comp let 4 md the debris removed.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

A. 81 FAINT and - ID. slssisis <tsf Bei-
Ton ere ansRog tie VIA tors Ia apeistI
yeaterdas IS the city 3
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dlss Elizahsth fsarfi ia1d has been
epend q few weeks Sfs "A AiIteIi VIII
tFiends and relatives
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

EeaEAwayg Il IS ~ 3, S 's5. l5.
a Yesterday
Atearl owned hys NJ IA. Chez lire took
frlest.t a thn nlua Rldue .s.sssl.f in..i
yesterday morning and ,san & The,
wagon TO which they wera Litehet wac
loAded with heavy rolls % paaer and
these were thrown off as &; flofse3
proceeded up the street az stiff ne te..l
sey LiIrsbsr Co. and were then over
Ia Ven and quited. Hoth of the no. .as
suffered scratches and small ciits
when they fell but neitllsr viii be
parniane nently Injured. > )
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15
sReIfeh Schools
Closed Session.

rha event OF last Tiglit ID BeIton
ssas the closing OF the psill lie schools
OF that place. attended by i numbe:.
Ts'E iI<sI ty9 q y;UEuEf m TT7e BeItoH
8clIp0ls have DONE good work during
the paHt ayear and this work wasi 81
.fleeted In the splendia srog ari rend<
erred last night. The aroises had
been lplaEn "a ssit care and in filspfeas
sion wes mad upon the ed audi.
Itorium Of patrons ana Visitors by, .lse
able rendi ition sof the x6 E0us events
on che nnrt of the s school
.riaases 4 isSs =
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

William Briggs Of sreeaysl Ie was
among the visitors 10 yeaterslay
IN the city. E & e s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

N. EfaSlsai Is 4 IoIsn asiss.insll. "a
onea Path were iIi 3;the city Yeslsf !.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

Charles N Spinks Of Greengflle Is
sl,ending q few days IN the city on
llee.s y .ssss..ssss::siis s u
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srlla n ESeyl0 Non 81
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Il Godff,s spent isssy lii
u4ee le ~, fusiness assd illi
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Buchanan Of pendleton spent
q few hours In the city yesterday on
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-15

AIIBtL HUIl .7.2 a q.
4 Lost EtelGfigas tfSi s.
4 u. B. BleGlgt " sis eyed ingcEraa
ttDn to the efEect TINT q alhomas 4 IS
ttiieoki ies. "a slFst e0Asirs died Ia the
lpsistsintla seeti1n of 0conee county
last Tuesday. In 3 gecl leingt yEas 7geIl
known il stRdergoT and las a number
or Erleads lpTe and news ol his death
will oscasion sorrow. he iHtarment
took place, at An tiocli ieh.ifc II near
CLAYTON, Gas, yesterdsy IIioFfing. q
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GliaTl leB n, Poor sf sFlsl ios IS Il IIi
slia city yes stersless b s,ies 1t the CHI
aiola hotel.
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llolllhs u Martin well :isSS;ss0F7f77ii ~,
Williamson citizen. was 81 the i:.iify
ssStarday s -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-21
PimpIes Should
Be Watched
May be Means of Absorbing
Harmful Germs In Most
Unexpected Manner.

Every research laboratory has col
1ected vast amount of information
regarding the spread of blood dis
eases. In thousands Of instances the
most virulent types have been the
result Of coming in contact with
germs in public places, and the
apparently insignificant pimpIe has
been the cause. 1t spreads with
astonishing rapidly, often injecting
the entire system in a few days.
It is fortunate, however, that there
is remedy to cope quickly and thor
oughly with such a condition, and
thanks to the energy Of its producers
the famous S. S. S. may be had at
almost any drug store in the civilized
world.
This preparation stands alone as a
blood purifier. It is somewhat revolu-
tiOnary in its composition, since It
accOmplishes all that was ever claimed
for mercury, iodides, arsenic, and
other destructive mineral drugs, and
yet II IS absolutely a purely vegetable
product There are more cases of
articular rheumatism, / o C ON ot n
ataXia, paresis. neuritis, and similar
diseases resultant from the use Of
minerals than most people are aware
Of These facts are brought out in
a highly interesting book compiled by
the medical department Of The Swift
Specific Co., 800 Swift Bldg, Atlanta.
Ga It is mailed free, together with
a special letter of advice, to all who
are struggling with a blood disorder. b.
Get bottle of s. S. s. to-day
Of your druggist Do not accept any
thing claimed 'just as good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-21
TUNGSTEN ORE is
MINED IN ARIZONA
Old Hat District, 40 Miles North of
Tucson, Produces ScheeIite: Hub
nerite Found South of Tucson.

Washington D. c., Jan. 21.-Tungs-
ten ores were produced during 1913 in
six of the western states-ColOrado
California Idaho, Arizona, South Da-
1rOta and Nevada. According to pre-
iir7inarv figures collected by Frank
L. Hess. of the United States Geolog-
ical Survey the production showed
an increase over that of each of the
two preceding years. The output for
1919 was equivalent to 1925 tons Of
ore carving so per cent of tungsten
trioxide CWO3), and was valued at
about S64O,500. The production in the
three preceding years was 1880 tons,
valued at s5O2,15S, in 1912; 1,1S9 tons
worth s4O7. 9S5, in 1911. and 1921 tons,
worth sS32.992, in 1910.
As heretofore, the Boulder county
field. Colorado, was the largest pro-
duCer with an estimated output Of
$50 tons of ferberite in 1913, against
S12 tons in 1912
The AtOlia district, California, was
the second largest producer.
In Arizona scheelite was produced
in the Old Hat district, 40 miles north
of Tucson. Other than the Atolia
district, this is the only district in
the United States from which a pro-
ductiOn of scheelite is made
Some hubnerite was produced IN the
Arivaca region, near the Mexican
boundary line, south of Tucson, and
at Dragon, east OF Tucson. A little
hubernite was also produced at Round
Mountain, New and in the Blue Wing
district, Patterson Creek, Idaho.
Prices were better during the year
than in 1912 and ranged from SIS to
$3.50 per unit of 90 pounds Of lungs
ten trioXide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-21
POOLMAN MINE TO
BE DEVELOPED SOON
Humboldt Shelter Closes Down But
Concentrating Plant Continues
Working; New Plant Nearly Ready

Humboldt Smelter Closes Down But
Concentrating Plant Continues
Working; New Plant Nearly Ready
Prescott, Ariz-, Jan. 21.-Important
development work will soon be under
way at the Poorman mine, in the Wal
ker district. A hoist is being in
stalled to unWater the main shaft,
now 100 feet deep. When this is done
the sinking of the shaft viii be re-
sumed and the extraction of ore COM
menced. 1t is also planned to cross
cut a nearby vein. In the past the
POOrman has produced much rich ore.
The Cherry Creek Mines company
continues to diamond drin its claims
at Cherry. A hole 900 feet deep was
recently completed and other holes
VIII be bored.
A carload of high grade ore will be
shipped soon from the Baumann mine,
near Humboldt to the Copper Queen
smelter at Douglas. Work was re-
sumed at the Baumann only last
month and so far the development has
been highly satisfactory.
At present the Humboldt smelter
is closed down. It became evident
that the antiquated equipment had
served as long as 1t could possibly be
used and the fires were drawn from
the one furnace. a new reverbera-
tor, is being installed and it will be
completed in two or three months. In
the meantime the concentrating plant
viii continue to turn out concentrates
which VIII be shipped to the Hayden
smelter. The new flotation plant at
Humboldt the first in Arizona, is
nearing completion and the initial run
should be made this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-21
MIAMI PLANT IS
BEING KEPT BUSY
Leasing System Brings
Good Results at the
Gibson Mine.

Miami, Ariz-, Jan. 21.-The new test
mill Of the Inspiration Consolidated
Conner company has been working
three shifts. All ore is now being
hoisted at the Scorpion smart put
through the crusher and loaded ulrecl
TO the dump cars for transportation 10
the test mill. However, work viii De
started within a few days on the IN
cline COnYeyOr belt from the scorpion
crushing plant to the east end Of the
ore storage bins, and ore viii then be
stored in a compartment Of the bins as
at present there is no reserve ore Tor
operation Of the mill in case OF q
breakdown Of the Scorpion hoist.
"A recent assay Of the tailings from
the oil flOtatiOn process showed the
greatest amount retained in the tailings
was 64-100 of one percent, while the
lowest was 1900 Of one percent
Working on Power Line
The towers of the Roosevelt power
line are now visible rom the mllls1te,
but it VIII probably be several months
before the wire is strung and current
furnished. Grading continues for the
smelter, and the railroad is now up TO
the site and superintendent L. h Wal
lace expects soon to open an offlce on
the grounds. the accounts now DelnS
handled through the office Of the In
spiration company.
Steel for Concentration Received.
With only a small amount of rtveting
necessary to complete the erection OF
the sampling mill and ore bins at the
Inspiration, the American Bridge com
pany has moved its large crane. all of
its tools and practically all Of the force
to the millsiJe and is rapidly installing
2 steam traveller on one OF the benches
Of the concentration
Three cars Of steel for the COncentra-
tor building have already arrived and
been unlOaded while two more cars are
on the road. The company expects to
receive structural steel for this build
ing at the rate of about 600 tons Fer
week and will probably do COnsidera-
bic work on this building before they
return to the main shaft headframe.
All steel framework for the incline
conveyOr is now in place, and this as
wei as the coarse crushing plant build
ing is now in shape for riveting.
Work ut the Iron Cap,
At the Iron Cap the systematic pro
gram Of exploration and development
steadily carried forward A Wine from
the $50 to 500 has been started and is
disclosing ore Of a good grade. Stopping
on the raise connecting the 500 and
$50 levels is under way
The $50 stone continues to furnish
q large tonnage of excellent ore. the
last few days averaging 40 cars of from
eight to 10 percent copper daily. The
extraction drift on the 500 level is be-
ing driven rapidly, about ESQ feet re-
naming to be driven before the prop
erty line is reached. With the eXcep-
ton of one, all the working faces in the
mine are breasted in ore. Shipments are
being made at a rate of one car every
otner day, and the total for the month
Of January viii exceed December ship
ments.
Leasing Brings Good Results.
At the Gibson Copper company's I
property excellent results are being OBJ I