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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
Vofed Director is Soon to Be.
/ gin Work in the RoIfe
Studios.

S. Rankin Drew. who won disttnc-
ION as a director of big vitaGraph
lectures, is an important new addi-
ion to the Metro artistic and direct
ng stan. Mr.. Drew viii shortly be-
in work on an important feature
jhotoplay at the Me;ro-Rolfe studios.
nth Emmy Wehlen in the starring
ole.
The feature. "Thc Belle OF the
Season." is based on Ella Wheeler
Vilcox's famous poem of the same
iame. June Mathis has adapted it
pr the screen with Miss Wchlen's
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
pearance on any screen.

A beautiful drama. Barriers Of So
ciety." in I'VE acts depicting the mod
ern ways Of living. and having for ita
star the charming little artist, Dorothy
Davenport. IS the feature offering a.
the Orpheum ;.eai1r ,odar. : chapter
OF Liberty" Is alao shown.
Tomorrow md F.dar. the queen oil
the silen, ira.Ha. Clara kmnall
Young VIII sancar y Inc COLLAR gle
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

Tho owners OF the Century thea;e-
have spent Sz51.6G0 upon the building.
getting il IN shape foT the new man
agerg Charles Dillingham; aad Flo
Zic-fc,a. who will start The Century
Girl G.lrc this week.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

Thurston Hall has been engaged for
a leading part in the musical comedy.
STRIFE fhe Lyre.' b. Thomas Sydney.
Harry Z. Saith and Jerome Kern.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

new musical pieces. Che test IS sup
posed to eliminate all productions
destined 20 failure II given IN public.
and 10 assure success.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01
DREW IS ENGAGED
FOR METRO FILMS

ditinctive personality and talents cs-
pccially in mind.
A romantic comedy called The
Right Little Girl by Mrs. Charles A.
Doremus. Leonidas Hestcr"eii and
Fanny Fields. is 10 be produced.
o
The Famous Players Film Company IS
production Of The Reward Of Pat-
ionce." in which dainty little Louise
Hun is featured. IS me chief Offering
today al the Robinson Grand taca;or.
The added attractions are the Rurion
Holmes Travels and another love story
Of the Beatrice FairsaE SERIAL.
Tomorrow, Carlyle Blackwell and
Doris Kenyon VIII appear in The
Ocean Waif" This is bog Tho producers
Of Jeffrey" and VIII be Us first ap-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

~.uan HcG,s bis play. Fixing
sister viii Dc seea IN London next
summer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-01

Ruth Ann baldwin. author and sec
mario writer Ter Universal. has been
made a. a-a.s.g7t director.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
CARE OF RUGS.
how'to Keep Your Floor Coverings 30
They VIII Last.

IL l. inaiyisnblc TO attempt TO clcN,,
valuable rugs yourself FOR obvious rca
sots. hut during sIring months the
best wa, 90 clean rugs nj home II t.
t,rn them right side DOWN aud tap
them gently with'a light flexible stici,
or ptccc 81 rubber on the wrong sidr
aud thcn,swccp them with a danpcncd
broom.
Do not under any circumstances usc
the ubiquitous vacuum cleaner on n
iafc rog. since u io,~cns tue nap when
drawing out tho dust. Rugs should
never hc packed away for summer
where flicy cnnnot have monthly In
spccilorai least The wishing of rare
rugs Is q simple matter for tue cxrert.
hut ncnriy IMPOSSIBLE Tor the house.
keeper. Never fold = hand somc rug
when putting It away. l,sll II Ia
sheets Of newspaper aud canphor is,.
tween. aud tl,ep wrap Il iu newspapers
aud sew II w tightly Ia MI cnsclopiisG
sheet of n"uwop, covering.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
Los BUSINESS System.

Old settlers viii tell you that the In.
dlnns broke the first ground for wheat
growing purposes In the spring Of 1881.
Tho Indians got their first ideas Of
settling on land and establishing per.
mnncnt homes from association with
tho cowboys. Members Of tho tribe.
including rocatclio Tom. China Ego
and big Tipped Pete. broke some
ground and seeded a few acres of
wheat
When the wheat was harvested aRd
thrnshcd In primitive Indian fashion
the growers began 70 market tho grain.
The native wheat king would deliver
wheat 20 American Falls or elsewhere
IN the vicinity for 70 cents a bushci.
II the customer went after the grain
the price was 81 n bushci. When qucs.
toned as to the meaning OF their SIN
gular business methods the Indians
would invariably reply. you come 10
my wickiup. you heap want 'um. Mo
come 60 your wickiup. maybe 80 you
don't want 'um ut all."-t'arming Bust
ness,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
englsnd's Oldest oorouph.

As Salisbury Is well known as sa.
rum. NO II Englnnd's Oldest borough.
Barnstapic. as Barum. which may havo
been the Roman name OF tho town.
According to old memorials, "the old
name Of tho town was Abertawc. be-
cause II stood toward the mouth OF
Taw river" Tho saxons changed II TO
Berndenstaplc. Barnstaple appears to
have been represented In tho witenage-
mot or Anglo.saxon parliament Thus
II Is ono Of the Oldest boroughs, II not
absolutely the Oldest, In the. kingdom,
Its broadcloth manufacture. once an
important industry. has now died out,
but there are manufacturers Of lace
and gloves. large cabinet works. tan.
neries and potterles (Barum ware).-
London Globe.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
A REAL BLIZZARD.
Il Was the Worst snowstorm New
ENGLAND Ever Experienced.

In February. I'LL. occurred what Is
considered to have been the greatest
SHOWS, orm that ever visited this cOun.
try---or perhaps any other SO deep
was the fail that practically all through
the New England states peorle were
bnrricadcd In their homes. nnd It was
n considerable time before that section
was OPENED up for traffic.
Accompanying this snow there were
n terrific tempest and u very low TEN.
rrrnturc. II was not only IN sections.
but all over the north. and at many
places II drlftcd to the extent that 1t
may be said that whole villages were
showed under"
The blizzard CAUSED very heavy
damage TO property and especially to
live stock. Thousands Of cattle perish.
ell throughout the country because
their owners were unable to go TO their
assistance. and many remarkable In.
stances were related Of rcscues. On
one New England sheep farm II Is said
that LOO sleep, the property Of one
man. were found dead. and one flock
Of n hundred. on Fishers island. were
found buried sixteen feet In the snow.
Two Of them only were alive. they hav.
Ing subsistcd on the wool Of their com.
panions for twenty eight days after tho
storm. Philadelphia Press.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
TREES AS BAR0METeRS.
Why Il 10 . Sign Of Rain when the
Leaves Show Their Backs.

Persons who nre close observers have
frequently seen the trees when the
foliage presents much different M.
pcarnncc from that ordinarily seen.
This l. more noticeable In poplar and
silver leaf trees.
The odd appearance Is due TO the fact
TINT the backs of the leaves nre turned
up. showing the under sides. which
are. rs n rule. n lighter color than the
upper side. Some Of the leaves nrc
such light green ns TO appear almost
white when the backs show In the
sunshine.
This behavior Of the leaves II due
10 nm unusually low baromctric condl.
tion OF the atmosphere. which causes
tho leaves 90 curl little and Zip up IN
the breeze to such mn extent Ms to
show their backs or under sides.
The low baromctric condition pro.
duccs local showers. and Il Il always
safe 90 predict rainfall when the leaves
are seen 10 have their backs IN. Long
before the white man came 10 America
Indians knew ~ this sign aud placed
great reliance on u. Science also finds
knowledge ~ II among savage tribes Of
Asia, Africa aud the Pacific islands.
New York American.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
benton and l,lair.

Smith pcrr was an Oregon visI
tor. Saturday.
Quinn Quick was n 81. Joseph
visitor. Monday.
p. ". Fitzmauricc shipped cat,l,
10 81. Joseph, Tuesday.
Mrs Emery Wicker spent Sa,ui
day with relatives in Mound City.
r. \. Doolcy visited over SUNDAY
with BIZ mother and sisters in Oregon.
= Nr. and Mr.. ". u. Tcrhunc spcn,
Sunday With relatives IN Mound Civ.
Frank Cromcr. Of Buffalo. Mont.
j. visiting relatives in this vicinity.
this week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Il. T.. Cason spent
Sunday with Nr. and Mrs, Emra
Davis, Of the Blair district.
Miss Thrcsa Cason. of Mound
City. Is visiting her brother. u. l..
Cason and family. this week.
MIR. and Mrs. I'D Gould. Of the
Lincoln district. spent Sunday with
his brother. Albert Gould and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Dozicr. Of
north Of Mound City. visited over
Sunday with Mrs. Doyicr's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Cromer.
MIR. and Mrs. Web Cardcr and
daughter Edith. of the Hair diEtrict.
visited Sunday with Mrs. Cardcr'S
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cason.
-, q. X.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
A WORD TO THE WISE.
Now 10 Pass Fer esirv Intelligent
Even n You Aren't.

The most Intelligent people ana tho
most beautiful are those who SEQ
things ani Ect all possible pleasure
ont ~ them. An exhibition 81 indii'cr.
cnrc TO things about you " not nn cvi.
,iencc II intelligence Intelligent pco.
pic are those whose eyes are open. aud
thnt IL the way TO become Intelligent
S;nch people. Also, are the most Tutor.
s-sting, sometimes No much No that,
even though they lack physical bcnu,y.
Tint l. forgotten In admiration for
their Intellect.
The victim q Indifference viciimilcs
all about her. Her friends may look
upon her aud admire her bcaniy. Tut
n she Il decidedly embarrassing even
\ little of her scSiciy is generally IN
oycr,l,sc.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
Forbes and Vicinity.

S. \. Meyer shipped car Of hay
this week.
Some farmers arc s.ill planting
corn on the bottoms.
Harry Milne was transacting bus.
mess in st. Joseph. Tuesday.
j. II. Milne and A. G.. Young were
st. Joseph visitors, Monday.
Henry Noble and c. J. Wcimar
shipped a car Of hogs. Monday.
The electric light men past
through town, last week, setting
poles.
--Gossett Bros, are finishing ur
their new store building which will be
occupied by G. T. Mctcalf & CO., when
finished.
The steam shovel gang had to
work nearly all day. last Sunday
the shovel was dcrailcd on Saturday
evening. making the work necessary.
Last week. while working on the
the dirt train. Grover Harper had tho
misfortune to get the little finger of
his right hand caught In n cable pul.
ley. which will lay him up for few
days rest.
The Forbes merchants arc awake
TO the advantage Of keeping their
places OF business open after supper
Farmers drive In in their cars. seven
to ten miles. after doing days work,
60 do their trading.
The river Is cutting very bad in
the Baker. school district. west Of
town. nearly five hundred acres being
cut IN this spring. Those whose lands
are being cut into are J. n. Murray,
George Gore, the T. G. DUNCAN estate.
Gossott Bros. Some fine fields Of
wheat are going into the river.
NICK.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
Dog Carts In Holland.

Residents OF Bunschotcn. Holland.
make use OF the little carts drawn by
dogs, which are to be seen In very
many parts Of the Netherlands. and
have fine breed Of tall. yellow.
smooth haired dogs. which they some.
times harness three abreast.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16

How 10 Plant Seed 10 Oct the Best
Results.
A good rule to follow In planting seed
II to put It In the ground at depth
about four times the diameter Of the
individual seed. II the soil Is dry Il
should be pressed down firmly aftsr
sowing. In trsnsplanting, also, the coil
should b prpssed tightly over the roots.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
HOW 10 START \ rOCL. :;
Try II.NNT WITH !

4 4
+ HOW 70 START \ rOCL- :
+ -. TRY Plant WITH 1
+ FIVE DOLLARS.-Fivc collars I
1. will start anybody In the poultry I
4. business and produce profitable I:
4. results II judiciplsly invested. !:
4. The man or woman who Is start. I
1. ing from the very beginning had 1:
4. better invest IN twenty 10 TWEEN. I
!. ty.iive day old chicks nj n cost 81 I
4. 1915. leaving Sis for material I
!. 20 make n homemade ilrc'css !:
1. broolcr. II twenty out Of TWEEN. I
1. ty.nvc chicks survive babyhood !:
1. there viii probably he twelve I
1. cockcrcls and eight pullcts. Sell I
4. the cockcrcls III the summer us !:
1. broilcrs. They will bring Si.50 !.
+ n pair. Use the money received !:
1. for them TO purchase a good :.
I. rooster Of whatever breed the I
1. chickens belong to Mate him !:
4. 10 the eight pullcts the following 1
4. spring. and you should he able 1:
+ 10 raise Mt least 200 chickens. he. !:
1. sides having had eggs from your !:
!. pullcts during the winter. They !
!. should have begun to lay IN DC. 4.
+ tobcr or November. and their 1,
!. eggs eau he sold or used on the !
I. family table until March or early 4:
i April. after which time. when !.
:. they ARE mated 10 the rooster. 4,
1. the eggs must lie used for incu. I
I. bnilon only. 1.
I. The following November you 4.
+ SHOULD hnvc from iUJ TO 80 pull. I.
!. lets aud bc getting fifteen or 4
: twenty dozen eggs a week. which I
!. ut mn average IT ~ cents doz- 4
I. Gu viii bring In from SO 10 IS a 4.
4. week. and your little poultry 4
+ plant VIII he firmly established +
l. on n paying basis with the prom. +
+ isc II yielding So "a $40 u month +
+ by the third season. +
= 4.
=. i. =. 4. i. j. i. j. i i. 4. .ls 4. - .ss 4 .f Il. =.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Representatives hereby announce
that ! am a candidate for the nomina-
ton for Representative, subject 10
the decision of the Republican voters
of Holt County, at the primary cleo
ton to be held August LIST, 1916.
Respectfully,
FRANK PETREE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
How a Duelist
Was Eliminated
By ELlNOR MARSH

-,
s"orosh'"n WHO ueS''c" !" pe '' w
one who stood In bis way would PICK a
quarrel with him aud Kill him. Then,
too. there we're men who had n ras.
sion for killing other men.
Milo I.ouisc dAlpor n Girl ~ TIM,
,or,,a cor, ,c,,,,,uI ,nuoh ,o,,,od
..,,. :, ut, n.. =, 49,.
was /" ''''''"' VI '"''s' .o"c " 'e'
rcih'''es' Young man VI efen' prom
isc' was Killed III duel. nhd his death
rendered her very bitter against the
custom. she could not understand
why when man was challenged by
a PERSON who was perfectly capable OF
killing him and Intended ~ kill him
the victim should 10 considered bound
In honor TO accept the challenge. Ncv'
crtlclcss such was the custom Of the
times. aud the challenged party had 10
choose between death and social ruin.
AZ this time In Paris was n mnn'who
had been "out" u great many times
utII uIWnya LiiipI nts nutuypui.f
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
Venice Of Brazil.

Pernambuco is called the Venice of
Brazil on account Of Its numerous
iakes' rivers, waterways and an i'm.
mense coral reef with. which nature
mas completely encirclad the city and
inside Of which all but ths very larg.
ct ocean vessels anchor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16

Just try our delicious beverages
and Ices. ON the purity Of which you
can rely" llcnningcr Sanitary Soda
Fountain.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
HOW TO RID THE CANA
- ~ " M OH Nl,nMlN

; Sometimes a canary will droop
, and stop his song. his vitality
) prcyed upon by lice almost mi
; croscoplc. One OF the simplest rs
+ well as the surest ways to relieve
+ him Is TO hang q piece OF soft
+ muslin over his cage nights. In
+ the morning removing the sever
+ al little black dots that rest
+ upon II. This process repeat.
+ cd for a week or ten days win
+ quite rid the bird OF yermin. and
+ he will take up his song again.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16

When the nght begins within him.
.elf . mans worth somsthins.- Brown.
Nc. ss.7,i
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-06-16
$4,000 to Loan

on good real estate security.
See Secretary or Trustees Of
Oregon Lodge, No. 81, ]. o.
q. r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

Lcnping from a speeding motorcycle
- u runaway truin Is not n blt Of after
dinner exercise, but Helen Gibson the
daring Hazards Of Helen girl as
lcrts that It IL u simple task, "Why.
IT'S much easier she declares, "thun
boarding one Of these h0rrid trolley
ears In the cities with a conductor
who alWays gives the signal 10 start
just rs you have your foot on the
step
Helen performs the fcnt shown in
the accompanying illustration Ia The
open TRACK, q forthcoming Hazard
produced hy the kHlom Company that
win soon be seen ~ "A local theaier,
The story Of the picture finds liclcL
on the trail uf a gang Of countcrfclters
who have made their headquarters In
uu abandoned shack in the mountains
near Lone Point the station AT which
she b. operator. When detectives are
sent by the Railroad company 10 invcs-
ugate the crooks make their escape
Ia an automobile after estroylng the
plates used IN their Illicit work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
WOOL OWE WILL
MEET HERE IN MARCH

Tho executive committee of the New
MoXi0u Wool Growers association VIII
meet here during the Cattlcmcu's con-
ycntion. The committee held a Sos
sion here last week. at which umc W
IT, Morley uf path ana Prayer Miller
of Roswell, delegates to the National
Wool Growers association mcc,inv,
reported on IN" convention They
said the chief subjects discussed were
the followinE The destruction Of
predatory animals; the proper hand
ling ana preparation OF u O for
market, the relations of the sheep in
dustry to the forest service. the APP
puintmcut Of u non partisan tarinf
Commission; the question of the ulti-
mate disposition ana control @, the
remaining uuappropriatcd public do
main: the raising OF a legislative fund
by subscription ~ several thousand
dollars ana the appointment OF "A leg
ielatiye committee, relationship of
tho National Wool Warehouse and
storage company To the wool grower.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

Later when the automobile crashes
into "a stone wall the COuntcrfciters are
forced io plan IN escape by boarding
tu ~unuuardrd engine standing on "A
siding near iiolrn's station TWO de
'yDtlycs who have remained behind
prepared for this eventually eek 10
take the crooks prisoners, but tho
counterfeitprs elude them II I'd Ia "A
thrilling night make the sleuths cap
uFrs. The stiff resistance put up by
III. detectives cnragcs the crooks, and
Ia % spirit 1T vengeance they bind the
detectives Ca the cowrnichrr ~ the en-
sinc and start 1t of down the open
trncl
Meanwhile Helen, who has been aid
Ing the pursuit Of the gang,
upon the engine at a crossing aud II IL
then nttcr q thrilling pursuit that she
oyertaScs the engine and leaps 10 the
rail. II T. hu' % few seconds before
The racing engine Is brought to n stop
aud the two detectives. facing a terri
bic fate. are released Needless 20 say,
the capture Of the crooks Is later cf.
fectcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
MANY ~EX.GOvERNORS
LIVING IN ROSWELL

Roswell, y. NJ, Jan. g. Whom
Governor Hadloy came tu Roswell, ne
hove %squarely Into a colony Of rN-
governors. although he ma yuut know
tt. says the Roswell News. In addition
governors, although he nay not know
IN our nc cN.Guvcrnur liurEc. ,N-
Governor HHgorman. ana "W-GoVcruur
Reynolds. EN-GoNotuor HadlCy. as IN
well known. was elected governor ot
Missouri; Ex-Governor Burke was
elected governor OF North DAKOTA; cN-
Governor iiagornan VAS appointed
governor OF lev Mexico territory by
President Mckinley ~cx-GoNcrnur Roy-
nOlds was elected governor OF the pro-
vince of Albay. Philippine islands
with u population of $50, 600. by FIJI
pino votes exclusively, SO that he ~
the only n of the number who was
not an American governor All Of
them are addressed by friends and ac-
qunintanccs ~ "GoVcrnor." except
Reynolds who prefers to be called
Captain Thcs" cN-RuyGnors arc
Republicans or the "uld school n poll
iiics. Reynolds. a!onS Sith cN-Guy-
oraor curry, captain Fritz Muller ana
"A phalapN Of others. became ~rc,uici.
trant in 1912. but hc again, IL Is un-
dorstood. H. back In tnc g. o. y. camps
where h" was born. Speaking of oN-
governors. reminds ui that New Nov-
leo lis Nell provided with ,hcm. tlr-
sides the our enumerated already.
Santa Re has two IN cN-Govcrnor
Prince "a u ~pN-tiutrtuor ptcro. EN-
Governor curry t,s.dcs M cutter. fiS-
Governor Mills. up to his death one
day last month. uNtl at Ias VEGAS,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24
Austrian and German Capital
Said to Be Behind Purchase
of Ocean Wave Zinc Prop.
critics.
l INTERESTS TAKE
OVER FAMOUS PROSPECT
Snake and Opportunity Hold
ings. Which Have Figured
Extensively in Mining An.
nails, Bought by Sully.

Hillsboro, y. NJ. Jan 2i,- Two big
mining deals were closed here last
week The FIRST was the purchase of
the properties formerly belonging 10
tho ocean wave Mining company at
llcrmosa Tor $4,000. These proper.
ties ARE located at Hcrmosa. some 30
miles north ui here. and have been
big producers ot silver and lead in
the past. The low grade ores contain
much zinc and II is understood M
Dc is FOR this mineral that they have
been purchased The ostousiulc buyer
was T. g. smith Of Sew NDrk. a law
yer, who was here to supervise the
sake. with him was Y Nuu Noikcu-
stein. an Austrian gentleman. who
represents certain people that were
formerly Interested IA the property.
II h believed that the capital to de-
NciOp IN" mines VIII come largely
from Austria and Germany, where Won
N~clkcnstcin has the very best con
%ncvtions The ocean wave Mining
Go. was promoted largely through the
efforts Of H. g. willard. son OF the
railroad builder. but OWING to the
complex character ct the ore aud the
'FltlliAilA n lANNlllNA NN NstN' WV NAlAt
operations were suspended i've years
ago.
Tho secon deal Is the taking Of an
option ON the Snak" ana Opportunity
mines hy John VI Sully aud MS
friends. "f n chino copper com
pany. Mr. Sully was here ais week
and brought over his engineers and
loremon who viii unwat"r lie Shnf,,
and workings and thoroughly explore
he property. Tho Snake aud Oppur-
tunity are The nucleus of tho mines
formerly promoted under various
Hm, by Hopper a Big"i,W. IN,
Snake has produced scycrui millions
Ia gold and ,uppcr
Murk on IA" property once promoted
by senator Andrews is proceeding IL
earnest hy t. % new uwueig who ar,
sinking a new shuft which Wll max,
All the veins ou The claims accessible,
for exploration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-24

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