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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-12
SpeCia|NotiCe
THE PERILS OF PAULINE.

a series story in forty reels
will be shown at the New
Theatre once a week.
DON'T MISS THIS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-12
Corn and Hay For Sale.

No. l Timothy, Alfalfa. Glove.
Mixed Glover, Timothy and Feedius
Hay.
II B. CHAPMAN x Co.
Feb. 26-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-03-12
Umbrellas 1Oc.

WORTH 81 90.
To all those whose purchases ag-
gregate $1,000 or more during this
sale, we will sell one of those $1.00
Umbrellas for 10c.
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II you want auick ana real relief
from Rhsumasjam. Co what SO many
thousand othsr people are dofnx-~
whenever ~ attack comes on. bafhs
the sore muscle or joint with sloan's
L4nimsnt No need 20 rub IL Unjust
apply the Llniment 10 the surface. IL
i wonderfully penstraiinG. II goes
right 90 the sect ~ trouble and drmwn
the pain almost immed afeiy. Get q
bottle Of Eloau.s Ianimsns for 1sc OF
any druggist and have II in the house
Against Colds. sore and Swollen
Joints, Lanbaso. sciatlea and like ALL
ments Your money baelg n not salts
fed. but y does give almost instant
relief GA6v.b
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NOTED ACTOR DIES
AFTER saoRT ILLNESS

New York. April Ia chen Rrssles,
known on the stage ~ Ebsn P1ynap-
ton, one time leading man with Mary
Andersen. died here to-day Of pnau-
monia. re had been ~ nine days.
lie was horn In Bost0n sixty years
ago and made his debut I'm sacramens
% with q stock company. he later
played leading roles with the Booths.
Clara Morris. Mime Modienka, and
other stars
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statesmen WANTED

WANTEoTwo high grade speciality seles
men or capable aX merchants Tor 1918
Vacancy now Staufr line LIBERAL
weekly advances Protected territory
Old established house. 81 ~ Kline 11&-
SIS Crafts HldE Cleveland. ohio. tiapr
sAG.lsSAfAN--E apahle speciality man FOR
Florida staple liue on new and en-
ceNuonai terms Vacancy now. Attrmr+
tive commission contract. afE weekly for
expenses Miles ~ nlKler Co. gATB Car
Ism BIDS Cleveland ohio 8tapr
6ALESMEN WANTErt-fsood men want
"a % sell fruit and ornamental tress
Light work. Good pay. Permanent Job.
Concern. Ca nTmrh fEfs
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Convenient ana eonf0rth \
Phone T0I 1amchtf
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FOR gAfaE-Tha following shares q
stock 81 shares Barcelona 81 WAR
Co. 3 shares Ferry Pass Inspectors n
Shippers Assn. $50 shares West Fenna-
HaaeihuFFf, one lot ard two story dwell
Ting on Bayou Chtco. is eco acres rine
land. Santa Runa county. TOO shares of
stock 81 the Interstate Casualty COM
uany. one iot Is the Town ~ Andalusl1,
Alabama. and a number % lots frs TIE
View city Tract and East Pensacola a
Tot 81 lumber on Nc McGaugheYa Wharf
Camp ground lot ln Nepavtd. va.
residence lots an Montlrome.y Ala. s2s.-
90 bonds ~ uensmcuim suburban Z, ".
~. o. Milton. receiver First national
Bank. II West Tntendencia street, Pen
macnla Fnla srnrh
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FOR sAfE-Two gooi business corners.
northeast and muFf Invest corners -
RarcHloma and Z.arrasfossa streets, ana
q nice cottage ~ ia West Government
street Apply 90 E - gaEnst. SIS South
Rarn@son& street toMayis
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED TRAVELLER Are 81 70 80.
Experiences unneceasary- sasary CON-
mission and expense allowance % Fignt
man. y. ". Mcbride. ChirA&o tlapF
GOVERNMENT positions 10 pest oniee.
railway mail ana other branches are
good Prepare for exams under former
4. q civil Service Secretary Examine
Booklet G-ga free Write today PateT
son Civll Service school, Rochester. y n.
Nfmpr
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MEN. WOMEN, ~ or over wanted Gov
eminent lobe sss 90 % Siaaoe month
List Of positions nov obsaiuahie Tree
write immediately. Franklin Institute
Dept SIS -. Rochester. = =. June@s
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HOTEL FOR RENT FIRST class couai-
ton. IL rocfns, hath. furnished
/ HoEeboom. Panama City. Fla. fench
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FOR HENF-A modern house on hay
Hhorn clNHe 20 Country Clwh Fnnfi~m
Fisher Real Estate Asenes gatpn
FOR RENT vo-s story brick building
corner EaNlmn and Chase streets
Splendid afann for green grocery fruit
stand. or small repair Khnn TAvsaR
rooms upstairs Apply Hruf0n wat
son nova8
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$3.50

Two lots on Southwest
corner of Gregory street ana
18th avenue. so feet front
by loo feet deep. running
clear through block.
Concrete walks July paid
for.
These are lowest priced
lots on East Gregory street.
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rRealEstate
Agency
Established in 1881.
LEGAL NOTICE.

SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Pro
posals for Macadam Read. wiil be We
cetved NJ the Bureau 90 Yards and
nocks. Navy Department. Washington
y. g. untii q o'clock a. m. NAV I. 1915.
ard then and there publicity opened for
macadam road at the Navy Yard Pen
aacoias ria. Plan and specifications may
he obtained on application 90 the Bureau
ford. chief of Bureau. April .. 1915.
GO Aoawfwapri1
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Notice IL hereby given that under and
hy virtue % execution issued out of
the Court Of Record of Escanabia conn-
~ Florida. ia = certain rauac wherein
Richmond Paper Company. a Corporation
IL plaintiff and Penaacnlian Publishing
Company. : corporation, - defendant.
have levied upon and win sch ~ public
cutlery in trent ~ the county Court
House door. IN the Cay Of Pensacola.
E&camhia County, Florida. 20 the highest
aud best bidder. for cash. during tho
legal hours % sale. OF Monday. The Tth
Gay ~ June. A ~. 1875 the following
described property. t0~uit; lot Of paper
~ VARIOUS grades ard colnrss ! LOT ~
envelopes. oak desk niiug ease. I
big hook case hand .niade. ! Remington
typewriter. larMe tton safe ! type
writer table offiFe chairs ! ios % paper
racks and tables. ! biE' cylinder press, 4
sheridan cutter new Seirs job presses.
Monitor StitcheFs / psrforatoFs 1 punch
round corner CUTIE. I lot OF Hhafting
pulieys and belts. Z electric motor. I iot
.of type I lot of cases and stones
Hih ~ sale ~ cost nF purchaser
a. a. ELLIS
-.
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Business Opportunities.

MANAGER Tor hight class manufar-
turing proposition. Must have Al
reference. and F10o % 90 eaFH 60 invest
Address Post once box SO l5H San
Autohlo. Texas laapr8ts
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ARTESIAN WELLS

ARTEsIAN WELLS wiz put IN wells
20 1s inches diameter any DEPTH
and Ruarantee water write for fun In
formation Gray Artnsian Well CO.. Cot
tnndale. Fla. snch
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ss.4n Rscarabia. County. "a.
s7i AoawsNaprfs

In the United states District Court.
Northern district 81 Florida. a. bank
rupteN. In re 81 ~ Fraighum and a.. A.
fuighuu. partners as "a y. FuiwhuYn A.
Co. and a. individuals bankrupt Pen
sacola EIa, April i3 1915 The creditors
81 above named bankrupt. ~ Pensacola.
Fla. said district. are nareby notified
that o. the f1fh day ~ April, A. -.
1918. ne was DUN adtuAEed a bankrupt.
and that the first meeting % his credi-
tors viii ha held IN nv office Ana Thie~
sen Building ~ the city 81 Pensacola.
TIA on the seth dav % APRIL A. n.
1918. a. III o'elock m, at which time
tie creditors naay attend, prove thelr.
claims appoint a trustee. examine thu
bankrupt snd transact such other bnsi
ness a. may properly eome before saih
meeting
Date ~ fret Wrestling April as 1915
PATTfI1si1 CANT BELL.
Rsfer~s ~ Bankruptcy.
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ENeaiatoF Fen1aupSn@nS. No. a ~~ansm
every second ard fourth pVasuswdav -
each nncuth Al > q M. n gnwora kgan
cmrn@F Hayiem ana ne8fmnnR e4rs~sml
wlsifinE patriarchs are invited So al.
tend.
" F OVERLAND.
CnAS FRETuRICHsEN. CO
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Htckory Camp 10 q ygooHunsn ~ "a
World meets second ard fourth Wssnes-
dmY nighan At Use D n Wao5rn~r Ea4
corner Bayisn ard Romano,
c d. cRooKF. stlsrs
G. G.
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BATHS, MASSAGE.
PIANOS.
EDUCATIONAL.

man and 6regK. Eoolxk@epang Tsie-
Era rcy. En91sh. CtVi1 Services and Cor
reaposaeucs courses Day ana night
aeh@os- FsnAacosa Business Institute.
Gregory ard Paiafox amch
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1--we Oak Camp No. 4. wooausan ~ tha
Void meets first aua third Taemaay
nights FOR general hAAtness ana marnrss
ara fourth Tuesday nights frr arrreg
WORK. Woodman Hall
~ n WHITE
e. WfHsLAA. Temporary Caerk
C. q
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POSITION WANTED.

STRICTLY DRY HAND mixer. expsri
enced farm hard wanf work Ga Rooa
dairy ~ farm. Address s'palrgnau' care
Journal itarpTts
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PERSONAL.

BACHELOR GIRL g. worth ts0oaa
wnala rnarfF " Hex Hk faaefBe.
feleao, ohto tlapr
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MONEY TO LOAN

ST. 900 % To Lend on good security All
applications confidential Address Lean
care Journal
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Live Stock and Poultry.

FOR sATsF-Oue large hity horse. cows
SOW and slx pigs. farming implements.
aouhin ana single harnesM INQUIRE Hhi
store. Cottage FIN. Pa 1osprffs
GRAVES POULTRY YARD. white Leg
horn Ease for hatehinE o. % per -
ST lis for sn IS % for ffn TA per cent
fertility guaranteed. address Route J.
Pensacola. ia Taprtuas
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REAP WHAT YOU sow use
Peerless Dairy Feed and
get more milk and better
milk. r. Q. Hancock. dis
tributor ~
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Help Wanted-Fenale.

LADIES INNS dtatsiE. Homework sv-
entn9a Addressing FaidInE circulars
etc $500 per 1.Goo No scheme. No
canvasHing. Exe@iient opportunity I'm
close stamp. Erina Speciality Co. Turou-
20. Ont f1apF
FREE TO any woman. Eeautiful teiueh
Dinner set Tor distributing oniv 3 Dozen
cakes ~ complexion soap free. No money
o. experiences needed Tyrreii Ward eie
institute piare Chicago jiapr
LADIES IS Weekly easy simple work
no canvssHiuk. Evenings 81 home. fec-
mating. everything furnished. no expert
ence. Don't wurrN about capital BnRd
q. Brown. Omaha. Nehr afanr
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FOR SALE If horses could
talk you can bet your sweet
life they would beg for DUAL
it's Feed. Quality Feed is the
very best that money will
buy. r. q. Hancock. distribu-
Apri
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FOR SALE-Pansy Flour
IS the triumph Of the mil
Ier's art. 1t costs a triflc
more than other flours-but
what a difference IN the bis 3
cults r. q. Hancock, dis
tributor. april
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WANTED-To BUY.

WANTED Second hand bicycle Must
be ~ Eood condition and cheap
''t'veryhodyp" lHs 8. raiafox inapr
WANTED TO HTRE-A i've paaaen-
ser automobAe for q nonth ~ six
weeks Address r.. care Journal sapr
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FARM LANDS.

SETTLERS WANTED In the Roberts
community Creamery and canning
plant e take your pre- fuce. Coed lard
AZ reasonable prices. write 90 for h1ii
information. The Roberts Farmers
Association, Geo. q Voerhees. President.
Roberts. Pa fsfeh
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scoTTIsll - MAsoAs

=. o. e.. no. fsss.
Knights - fMhnr ASSEMBLY Nn fEFE
meets the flrst Monday Might ~ aaeh
unnnfh az the ~ q. w Hail. rnrwm~ ~
hnuana and Baylen streets. al Fse
u'rAaek
E ~ GfNFp@nw
JOSEPH rEnn0 Mmsfer FEr~srv-..,
Recording Secretary Ina
Pensacola Loaae. 80. a. g. o. O.
Pensacola Ledge 30. 4 ID ri u
mnffs every Thursday ~ 500 = - fn
ftaff0nd Hall. corner Haatar ard Rpiwont
street. Visitors cordially invited
Work Or second degree
JOHN GEnKENs.
q. Mambrecht "A
Secretary
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CHOICE FRUIT ans pecan tracts for
cash ~ on @esy payments Extra
good vegetable lands. Coed Fishing.
hunting 0yFsfnrimR beating battling
write Graves a Harrison Floridatowns
F1a. Twelve miles fran Pensacola. 90
rveanshaa nav. tanl7
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Nanted = Men E.vervwhere

Yes Ne vii teach you the barber
trade 81 few weeks and give YOU gnsl
ton "a or shops Tools free AT for
sao Terms. SIS cash. SIS in ten datH
we pay wages while learning Write ~
today JACKSONVILLE pAttfif'R col
s.nGE 49, W Bay ST. Jacksonville.
Pa s0aaehl ne
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LOST AND FOUND.

kOAN E-16-fuot white launch WITHOUT
engine, owner can have same ~ claim
ing within 80 DAYS 81 paying expense ~
advertising and trouble ~ saving apply
VIM simpson, eaI q Raylen street
ffanr5ts
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stones az w OF w. VAN THURSDAY
night Return 20 Mrs W. Rasso 80
". Romano street and receive reward
tanprsts
FoUNp-Pair gold trimmed apectaeirs on
East Jackson street Owner MAY have
same by proving property ard nav for
this advertisement. Apply Police sta
ton. fDarF2t
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CREW NOTICE.
- Neither TIE captain owu-
&% erN wor ronNiEnnee ~ tbs
&t swedish se "ElnanmeIf wtIE
he Responsible for debts
contracted ~ che crew %
seld weasel
Pensacola Lumber Co, Captain.
ConsigussF
The Benson signal., 1915-09-04
New Mexico.

Some rich gold ore has been dis
covered by sheepherder near Mag
dalena.
In order to handle the claims which
they have staked out on the newly dis
covered oil field at Columbus, James
S. Anderson, Elliot A. Means and
Peter K Means, Jr, all of Columbus,
formed company, under the name of
the Columbus Oil Company, to develop
and work a number of claims which
they have in the territory in which
the oil has been discovered. <,
"There was the largest output last
month in the history of the San Pedro
mining district" said Joe Stewart,
mining man and cattleman of that
section. Call previous records for
mining copper were broken and this
month will eclipse even the preceding
one, in my opinion. The Santa F6
Gold & Copper Company is employ
ing large force of men and placing
additional crews to work"
The Benson signal., 1915-09-04
WANTED TO GET 1T RIGHT
Waiter Was Up Against an Order
Which Was Decidedly New
One to Him.

Once a short little woman and her
tall husband went to a cafe of the
cheaper sort for dinner.
will you have oysters?" asked the
husband, glancing over the bill of fare.
YES" said the little woman, as she
tried in vain to touch her feet to the
floor, 'and, Henry, want hassock.' .
Henry nodded, and as he handed his
order to the waiter, said: "Yes, and
bring the lady hassock.
"One hassock?" asked the waiter,
with what Henry thought more than
ordinary interest, as he nodded in the
affirmative. Still the waiter did not
go, but brushed the tablecloth with
a towel and rearranged the articles
on it several times, while his face got
very red.
Then he came around to the hus-
bands side, and, speaking in whis-
per, said: "Say, mister, I haven't been
here long, and I'm not on to all these
things. Will the lady have the has
sock broiled or fried?"
The Benson signal., 1915-09-04
Colorado.

Work of a development nature will
probably be resumed on the Fern B
property on Bull cliff, Cripple Creek.
A new shaft is to be sunk for the ex-
ploring of ground at greater depth.
Telluride, which is Colorados Sec
ond gold district, reports that Ander-
son & Lacey have fourteen men at
work for them on the Ballard lease
and are taking out and milling a fair
1y good streak of ore.
The Kenzie lease on the 700-foot
level of the Abe Lincoln mine on Gold
hill, Cripple Creek, is still producing
fair grade of ore.
The Carver lease on the 40O-foot
level of the Golden Cycle mine, owned
by the Vindicator, continues to sur
render heavily of high-grade ore.
In Silverton district, Butler and
Carver are cleaning out the tunnel Of
the Bald Eagle group on Cement
creek, just opposite the Yukon tun-
mel.
Engineers and mining men who
have recently visited the Leadville re-
gion, which takes in both Summit and
Eagle counties, report confident feel
ing and much activity in mining.
w. H. Trask, owner of the Pride Of
Cripple Creek group of claims, is en-
thusiastic over the prospects in what
is designated the rim" of the Grip
pie Creek crater, where rich ore has
recently been located
The Labella property on Bull hill,
Cripple Creek, operated under lease
by Potts and associates, is showing in
fine form, and the outlook is most
promising for heavy production be-
ing in order at an early date.
In Idaho Springs district the Boston
Mine Leasing Company was incorpor-
ated for the purpose of operating a
lease on the Little Edgar claim of the
Big-Five Company.
Sugar Loaf, an old-time Boulder
county camp, reports bonanza gold
strike, in the Livingston mine, which
for a generation has been prolific Of
astonishing ore bodies.
Chapman and Thomas, wellknown
lease operators and mining men of
Cripple Creek, have most promising
showing on the Flying Dutchman, q
5enderfoot hill property.
The Benson signal., 1915-09-04

gfoundation. 1t was muscle-making or
! smuscle-breaking work, and for the
9drst few days-or weeks event
sseered wholly of the breaking.
i But there was an under element of
dcggedness in PenningtCn's nature
which had never come to the surface,
and though his limbs trerbled with
WEAKNESS long before the days were
half over, and at noon he sank into a
crouching heap upon the nearest board
rather than cross the street to res
taurant, he struggled on in some way
until the hour Of dismissal came.
The second day the boss told him
gruff1y that he could not afford to
pay hiE more than half wages, and
the third day that he should pay him
nothing at all, for he was worth moth
ing.
This was tantaEcunt to discharge,
and so the boss meant it, but it was
not one in actual words. Pennington
disregarded it.
The boss looked toward him doubt
fully from time to time, but in the
The Benson signal., 1915-09-04
Seemed to Be Directing the Work.

occasional jobs of oversight or author
ity, for he seemed the best man at
hand for them.
At first an hour Or two of keeping
the mems time, the stock taking of
some of the materials, or perhaps a
commission downtown to purchase
things that required inspection and
could not be ordered by messenger or
telephone; then, after year or so, he
began to be left in temporary charge
during the enforced absence of both
foreman ard boss.
And by that time Pennington's
hands were as firm and hard as the
average wcrkingman's, and his thin
face and narrow shoulders were filling
out with good, solid flesh.
At the end of three years the fore
man started out as an independent
contractor and the boss took his place.
Pennington would have then become
boss, but the new contractor asked
him to 60 with hiLa as foreman, and
Pennington, with an odd feeling of
exultation and wonder, consented.
All this time the Pennington agent
had heard nothing, and an expression
Of speculative concern was beginning
to appear in his face.
OF course Pennington must be dead,
for he was q man who required
great deal of money, and being in Eu-
rope made the money more impera-
tive. The agent was in half mind to
communicate with the nearest rela.
tive, but hesitated and concluded to
wait little longer.
A small portion of Esther Kilton's
property consisted of downtown tene.
ments. In the last few years she had
become infected with the reform
movement, and was remodeling them
with more regard for the inmates wei.
fare than her rent roll.
Several blocks had already been re.
built and occupied, and recently to
hasten the work she had given block
to new contractor. When the old
buildings were demolished and the
new walls were up dozen or rore
feet she went down to look at the
work.
Poised ON the very end of timber
almost above her was an alert, com
pactly built man, who seemed to be
directing the work.
Something about him drew her gaze
back again and again; yet even while
her eyes kindled they filled mistily.
He was so like and yet SO unlike; so
what the other might have been, and
was not.
Presently the man sprang lightly
across to another timber seven or
eight feet away, explained something
about the work to new man, then
crouched and dropped to the ground
IL feet below.
AS he turned he stood facing the
owner, and they gazed for some mo-
Eents into each others eyes. He had
been 50 absorbed in the work that he
had not noticed her presence.
"Esther!' he cried.
Ralph Pennington" wonderingly.
81 thought you were in Europe"
mo; / have been here all the time"
In work like this?''
He nodded.
She looked at him with the color
rising warmer in her face; in her eyes
was inquiry, then comprehension, Joy,
exultation.
Ralph" she said softly, after a
long silence, will you come up this
evening and-and tell me about it?''
There was a smile in Penning-
tons eyes, though his face remained
grave.
Yes. Esther" he answered, Il will
come up and-and ask you about it.
am now in the trades"
The Benson signal., 1915-09-04
Arizona.

The Jerome Oatman Mining Com.
pany has taken it's stock off the mar
ket.
A large body of low grade ore is
in sight at the Calumet & Jerome.
A steadily increasing output of cop
per is noted in the Bisbee-Warren dis
trict..
At the Pittsburgh Jerome there is
showing up vein all in ledge matter
with considerable mineral
The Flux mill at Patagonia is very
successful and fifteen to twenty cars
of concentrates are shipped monthly.
The force employed by Miner and
Mcclure in the Sleeping Beauty Sec
tion northwest of Globe has been in
creased to twenty men,
Mine strikes and mine deals have
followed each other in rapid success
sion in the Tom Reed-Gold Road Min
ing district during the past ten days.
The work at the Ruby Copper Com
pany, in the Patagonia district, is pro-
crossing nicely and the ore body will
soon be reached in the drift on the 45O
foot level.
The Benson signal., 1915-09-04
Wyoming.

The Midwest Company will build a
refinery at Chatham.
G. E. Stubbs has interested Pitts
burg people who will develop three
oil fields located at Manderon, Bon
ANA and Cottonwood fields.
The thirty-four miles of pipe line
from the Grass Creek field to Chat
ham have been completed and the
line is now running full of oil.
The Ohio Oil Company has leased
from G. r. Welch the land known as
the Johnny Borner place, and the
company will at once proceed with
drilling. The land is located near the
mouth of the Greybull river and close
to proven land belonging to the Big
Horn Oil & Gas Company