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FURNISHED IiOl >F~ \ND NNRT
Nt\IS iOR Rent.


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TYPEWRITER AND OFFICE
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Tu TNNnt NrWInltnn ttrrVri,cf good
.oniiiinn inf A..ifuiH ihunr Walnut
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KIHHtK sTAMrs ANn SEALs.
MISCELLANEOUS rOE SALE.

O X STAMP AND SEAL co, iS West
Grand Phone Walnut asa
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Sell our U1UWrf.I uH r. hurr.r
guaranteed fn. hn..r. un" 'u 100 Doom
dr'i hnrs'ruv'r h1t" uIurs Hurk k..
forg's. s'"'m heUIrp o. N Tunu..u
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CIIN RIAL ESTNrE FOR SALE.

ron sALEaio room modern house, clos.
iu. 'lsOo Phone walnu, bi1s
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
Ironwoodin ia yinparis-
TIN uuti$ia
(Satfoa S:nelta iimulta.)

= S%aarnaiiuat toistenia ieura-
f%unnisia. Yast. &autanen iaarnaii
mime fuitnmlntaina past. Saapaien
ieurafunnasia Sronmoooisia ia 8es-
iemerisi6 ia post. Saapanen iaarna-
II iamoan aifaan Galumetisio, past.
&autaien ieurafunnisia.
- GdSpmnnt. Ioin fafii ipiiffoo
fatoii alefirioittaneelta 8 fuufaii-
oen if6inen bGrfG-poiiffa, m1rilt1Gn
tlimman-rnsfea riisfeampia ii1omia,
iaripeton ia toinen iiImG miallinen.
20pt6iG pppbetG6n ilmoitamaan
Sermon Sermanion @er1lG)
(33) 8esiemer Sonnibip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
political ADVERTISEMENT
Gogebic kauntin
Aanestajille

Taten ilmoitan oleva-
nj Republikaanisena eh-
dokkaana Yleisen Syyt-
|tajan virkaan t. k. 20 p.
tapahtuvissa Nimitys-
vaaleissa. Glen harjoit-
tanut lakimiehen am
malta tassa kauntissa
viimeiset II vuotta ia O.
len ollut paljon tekemi-
sissa suomalaistenka
sa. Toivoen kannatuk-
senne, lupaan nimite-
tyksi ia valituksi tultua-
nj hoitaa taman viran
parhaan kykyni mu-
a ssA0., ~as1.s-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

Suomal. aanestsjille
Iron ~kauntissa, Wis.,:
Haluan taten ilmoittaa kaikil-
lie Iron kauntin suomalaisille
aanestajille olevani ehdokkaan
kauntin SHERIFFIN VIR-
KAAN Republikaanisella tiketil-
la tulevissa Undergraduates en-
81 Syyskuun 5 PIMA 1916. Voin
vakuuttaa, eta jos tulen saa-
maan nimityksen ia tulen vail
tuksi, tekevani parhaani hoi-
taakseni taman tarkean ia vas
tuunalaisen viran puoluettomas-
ii kaikkien yhteiseksi parhaak-
ST.
Kunnioituksella:
ED. EVENSON.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24

cIofuun 81 b. felIo 2 pGiuGlIG mrs.
Sonna Gricfionin luona. Mrs.
@ricfion toiipoo ioamania runiaasti
p~ieraita.
= 8. W. Map. 2aunorp. ia @Gr-
~idpslaitos.
5O1 Wc2eob ape. Selefooni 1876
Sronipooo, Micb.
- yaliuelnfieen &alntaam!
3afii tpttoG balutaan beti botelli
tpSbon. 8aIffa $500 miifoIta. &pip-
fGG I1bemmin
Sotel &ellp,
Watersmeet, Micb.
- ltmtta taloa rafentaiSianne tai
manbaa forjatesianne iopiii tieolis-
teIIa eniifii bintoja minulta, fila
teen faiffca rafennisalaan fuulutpaa
tpotG iopubinnoiIla.
&ustannasarpioita pp~p6ett1isid.
6. &arip.
229 80. @per It. Sronpooo, Micb.
= Haras pmbbistnslGGfe. 9itGGf-
ienne iu%olistonne fiinnosia on tei6dn
faa Iaii fplmGd mettG puoli tuntia
ennen aamiaista ia ipofaG palion be.
belmiG ia mibannefiia, elGfGG iddn-
nolliiesti ia fatiofaa ettG watianne
fulfee ferran ~paipGsid. Scum tarpit-
iette lGGfettG ottafaa Chamberlain
EablettiG. See opat bpmiG ottaa ia
antanat aipur. Saatamana faiffial-
Ia.
= MpStGipGna. Talo, r~,atpetta,
fanabuone ia A eeferid maata mpp-
bGGn beti fobtubinnaIla. 2Gbemmin
Inoretp I. Sobnion,
317 @urora Ioc. Sronipoob, Micb.
(31)
= Sariuitesianme gIonIeiffur.fo.
neta, ostafaa iilloin manba ia mar.
masti Iuotettatpa Mcgormicf fone,
ioita mDp
Seibemari & Ebompion.
= Tarannnsfeinu Gbplera Mpr-
bnficlle. Seitienmuotiaan poifamme
ollesia uield piffu Iapii parani cbo-
lera morbus bGnestG Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera anb Diarrboea IGGf-
feellG, firiottaa mrs. Sibnep Sim-
mons, Sair $apen, 81. q. Sen JILL
feen opat faiffi perbeemme iGfenet
f~GpttGneet tGtG oiipaa IGGfettG fai-
fisia watiatauoeisia bpp6lIG me-
nestpffellG.
Saatatpana fa~iffialla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
DAVIS & FEHR
Scr. Sobn &mtfonen, aium

-Nr. Sobm &nffpnen, aI,upa
8rule, ISIS, fGpGii firiapainosiam-
me wiime tiistaina, ollen paluumat.
falla @aIumetista, Micb.
= Saarnaaia q. Sasiel iaapui
mime tiistaina gmbarrasi Minn.,
fGipaiem6Gn ~fotonaan Sron 8eltisiG,
isis. Sdn matfustoa bromenna
gIppn, Minn. ottaafieen glpsiG iei-
rafunnan wGliaifaiien iaarnamieben
toimeri.
= gesiemerin %ierrafannari ompe-
~luieuran .fofous of mime torstaina
mrs. sc. Suomen talosia. IoptGtu-
loia of $500. &iitos mrs. SuomelIe
fabwipopoGstG. Seuraaipa fofous on
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9nnmat ilmat oluat pabola IL
miiiIle, ioioen matia ia iuolisto oipai
buonosia funnosia. Sollister Hocfr
Mountain Zee on juari ie iota tar
witiette, ie panee iaoIiston iddnnoni-
ieen toimintaan ia puboistaa ipatian,
Ottafaa iitG min woitte bpipin. Saa-
tamana
Sronmooo Ebarmacp.
- Sarapitesianne glonIeiffnr'fo-
neta, ostafaa iiaoin ipanba ia mar
masti Iuotettama Mcgormicf Tone,
ioita mpp
Seioeman & Tbompion.
- Salombenboitajaa balmtaan. -
&ofemusta omaaipa fristillismie-
linen talouoenboitaja iaa pitempiai-
faiien paifan pienesid perbeesid fun
ilmoittao, Observation-Disclosures. alla-
olemalla oioitteella:
6. O.. $.
92S 6. @per st. Sronwooo, @icb.
(93)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-24
Richard Kalliomaa
Mafiatanti. Mimua ,poin

= Iaffatamti. @inua paiiuoa
mafiatouti fafii fertaa ipiiobesia,
firioittaa Soc Dimemar, @ebster
Gitp, Soma. @imiIIo on fip,ia r.
pusia ia ieIidsid ia fouaa pufot,sta
watiasioni. airnlin chamberlain
TabIeteista ia foitin niitG. Woiititt,i-
oni puoIi pulloa of fipuri fabonmit
ia poin bpwin. eootopona fuiffiaI.
Ia.
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Pyydan taten ilmoit-
taa Arv. KansalaiSilleni
olevani e~hdokkaana ia
man Kauntin RahastOn-
hOitajan virkaan Repu-
blikaanipuolueen tike-
tilla elok. 20 p. 1916 ia
~pahtuvissa Nimitysvaa-
leissa. Samalla kuhn tot
Won saavani kansalais-
tent k~annatuksen, roh-
enc vedota edelliseen
~virkakauteeni uskoen
eta Glen voinut palvella
Teita tyydyttavasti ia
jos tulen uudelleen vail
lupaan edelleen-
kin katsoa ~kansalaiste-
nj parasta!
Kunnioittaen,
Oskar Ketola
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political Advertisement
Suomalaisille
Aanestajille

Iron kauntissa, Wis.
Ilmoitan taten Arv. Kansalai-
silleni olevani ehdokkaana She
riffin Wirkaan Republikaani-
puolueen tiketilla tulevissa Nj
mitysvaaleissa ensi Syysk. 5 p.
1916.
Luvaten valituksi tultuani
hoitaa taman tarkean viran par
haan kykyni mukaan rehellisesti
ia puolueettomasti, jaan toivo-
maan Arv. Kansalaisteni my0ta-
vaikutusta ia kannatusta!
Kunnioituksella,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30
KATY PASSENGER TRAIN
WRECKS AT LAACAST TER
TWELVE PERSONS RECEIVED
SLIGHT INJURIES IN WRECK
OF FAST TRAIN.
Ni,eeI OF Engine Splits Switch.
Causing Two Cars 10 Topic
Over-Train Remains
Coupled.

DALLAS, Texas, Oct About
twelve persons received slight bruisez
and cuts yesterday afternoon when
q chair ear and the diner on the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway,
toppled over on their sides just out
side of Lancaster, fourteen miles
south OF Dallas The train WAS en-
teTing Lancaster about o'clock
wien wheel on the engine split a
switch.
Not a passenger received broken
bone nor a serious injury. Those
receiving the severest injuries were:
Mrs. r. ID Atkins. route 6, box 2,
Oak Cliff; right arm and ribs sprain-
ed
Miss Coris Ord. 4l9 South Ewing
street: right shoulder and side slight
~ injured.
Bernard Goodman, 1717 Peabody
avenue, bad cut on left hand.
Ed Goldbrrg of Eagle Pass, cut on
ankle.
N Harris OF Eagle Pass, bruised
on chest
A. Rego. New York City. slight
sears on face and injured shoulder
Mrs. Rosenbaum OF Stamford,
slight bruises
T. f. Yates of Fort Smith, injured
aakle.
None of the injured went to a
hospital
There was combination baggage
and chair car in trout and two
sleepers behind the leaning chair car
and dine The entire train remain
cd coupled up The all-steel coaches
OF the Texas Special held intact and
the passengers in the leaning cars
effected their escape BY kicking out
the windows
A relief train was made up in Dali
les within short time after the ac-
cident II arrived in Dallas at S.ie
O'Clock With al except a few passen-
gers who came in on the interur~
ban Dinner was served them in the
cafe OF the Union Terminal station.
The Katy Limited. trsiu No. 10,
cue in Dallas at see p. IN. was
detoured at Hillsboro via Fort Worth
70 Denisou The sleepers were sent
on ~ ST. Louis and Kansas City,
Train Ne $ Was annulied and train
No ~ was made up Ia Dallas with
a iuu complement of sleepers 1t
left on schedule time. with many Of
those on tie wrecked train On board.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30
WOMEN SACRIFICE LOVELY
LOCKS TO ND WOUNDED

LONDON. Oct. 80 Twenty five
sets OF female trcsaes were laid on
the altar Of war hygEne and effi-
cheney hers today
The locks. in various stages of lux
uriousncss, were owned by members
OF the Scottish women's hispitais
who are going To Russia for ambu-
lance and hospital work. The wo-
men will aid the sefbians fighting la
Hunlaaian Dobrudja
The Honorable EseIina Hayer-
He'd one OF the party. suggested
thar long hair would not make for
efficiently In the work TO come Con
seuuenfly and without n mnrmur.
the IS recruits paid visit to the
barber shop aud esi.srged tressIess
Two field hospitals and trans
port motor service. equipped and cs-
tablishrd by The scottish women's
organization, completely stated by
women. are nov with the Sefblans
There are seyenty-five women In all
None has long hair. They are abso-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30
BOOT -lEGGER SOLO BOOZE
IN PRESENCE Or OFFICER
SALE OF 4 PINT or WET GOODS
LANDED NEGRO IN COM
TY BASIILE.

Officers had a pretty busy night of
il Saturday night with the game
sters Officer Harry Rogers ran in
to coyey OF eight near Crisp and
Officer Hargus ran into six at Ray.
The booze peddlers were working
at the same time and Officer Rogers
picked up neero bootlegger at En-
mis- the same night The officer was
waiting at an automobile for anoth-
er CT the force TO return from lit
tie iaunt and had covered himself
up with his overeoat when negro
came along and Offered TO sell the
driver Of the machine pint of
whskey. In delivering the wet
goods" the negro passed it directly
over the officer. When he had made
the safe he made inquiry as to who
il was trying to sleep and Officer
Rogers invited him into the car to
have JOY ride, which he accepted
and was locked up in jail on charge
Of bookkeeping.
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FOOT BALL DOPEsTERs
REVERSED ON SATURDAY
WEIGHT DEFEATS SPEED Mt
DALLAS AND SPEED DEFEATS
WEIGHT At AUSTIN.
Puzlliug Problem 60 figyre winners
when the Weight and Speed
Winners Match Their skill
ON the Gridiron.

The victory OF A. a. N. over tne
Haskell Indians and the defeat OF the
Texas Longhorns by the Baylor
Bears proved a distinct shock to the
grfdiron dopesters. Fierce contests
we're forecasted i'm each instance
but the higher authorities expected
the Indians to defeat the Texas Az
gies and the Longhorns to defeat
the Bears. In the case OF the lndi-
ans the speed OF the red men was
relied upon to prove most effective,
but in the last few minutes OF play
the weight of the Texans told ana
they scored victory of IL TO D.
The game was pretty one through
out. but it looked very much like
the Indians would win. However,
an Aggie sub who went in to play the
last quarter proved too much for
the Reds, and kicked two field
goals and scored touchdown.
At Austin the Baylor Bears proved
too fleet for the Longhorns and
came out with score of to in
their favor. In this victory Baylor
gratified an ambition OF years stand
ing. The Bears matched their
speedy open plays against the weight
Of the Texas Longhorns and came out
victorious.
The result in these two games,
played Saturday. puts the dopesters
up in the air with regard to the
games to be played between A. 4
NJ. and Baylor and A. &. NJ. and the
Longhorns. The weight OF the A. &
NJ. team had its effect against Has
kell and the speed of the Bears had
its effect against the weight of Texas
Longhorns.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30
WILL COUNT BALLOTS ON
GALL FOR JEWISH CONGRESS
MOVEMENT STARTED FOR OBJ
TANNING. RIGHTS FOR THE
JEWS ALL OVER WORLD.

\ NEW YORK, October So.The
work of counting ballots on the ref
ereadum in which the Jews OF Amer
leo We're asked 10 affirm or mega
tive a call for an American Jewish
congress for the purpose Of obtain
ing complete rights for the Jews,
worldwide is to start here tomer-
row
The call for the congress was
agreed between the executive osgani-
cation eommhtee OF the American
Jewish congress ana the executive
committee of the conference Of ma
tional Jewish organizations and ia
turA referred TO Amereap Jews for
mali halloung beginniug< pctober IS
and ending to-day
II the call is affirmed the congress
win Be held al a time Fixed ny the
executive committee aud prior to the
close OF the European war The spe-
citic rights the congress wiz seek
ere:
u civil. religious ard political
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Count fifty. Your cold in head or
eatarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, the air passage
of your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snuffling,
hawking. mucous discharge. dryness,
or headache, no struggling for
breath at night
Get small bottle of Elys Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply
little of this fragrant antiseptic
cream in your nostrils. II penetrates
through every air passage OF the
head, soothing and healing the swol-
len or inflamed mucous membrane,
giving you instant relief. Head
colds and eatarrh yield like magic.
Don't stay stuffed-upNand miserable.
Relief is sure Adv)
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Reported by Ellis County Abstract Company, Office
Basement Court House.

Mrs. Mary T.. Wright to q g Ed
wards. iys a4-1oo acres I D. shep-
pafd survey: s5fsse
Il. Il. White to W. T. Fowler. 400
acres WIN. is Hill survey. $4,000
r. H. White to j. Nj swinney,
I'll flo acres VIM. IS. Hin survey:
1882
y. L. Jones et al to G +. Pratt,
lot 1 block 3. Ferris; $500
Al. II. jackson ct AK 10 u +. Bar
k1r. s 10 acres A. A. Stewart sun
sey. ss.e21
r. W. crnmloy TO j. II. sharp,
1Gv acres A ]. r. Smith survey
$z.Qee
a ]. Riddle TO ollie Riddle ct al.
Is ia acres T / Smith survey;
S7oe
" W. Bachelor TO r. J. Lloyd.
10 z-i0 acres Mason Phelps survey
sfi.ss7so.
p. Mcdonald to Texas Power 4
Light Co. part Of the b. G. Garvin
survey: s225.
r ] Builard to ] N. Hnskins,
lots II TO Is. block SIS. Bullard addi-
tion. Wsxahaehie; $a.oo0.
]. NJ. Huskins TO T. j Bullard
III lilo acres NJ. 4. r. 4 p. survey
$s.s9o.
r. A. Tomson 10 u. f. Tomson,
so G-lu acres +. G. 5. Land survey
stssol.
y. A, wits 10 y. j Pickett. part
Of Thos. Moore survey: $500.
T. u. Cain TO G W, Hill Ct al.
SIS s2-ioo acres James Jackson SUR
ses; $1,000.
] NJ. Nancy To NJ y. nryles. 40
acres +. G. S. Land survey: se.e0o.
Mrs. Annie Martin 20 j. NJ. Nancy
50 acres r. {. S. Land survey;
s12.a0
win Moore TO c. W. stiffregen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30

lao acres II. NJ. Williamson sur
vey. $4,000.
II H. Perkins TO ] b IlartsfieId,
part Geo. Carpenter survey SOS
D. II Thompson to Afzie Pullins,
part block 1913. Waxahachies 5000
] s. Wilson to r l.. Harrison. %
acres Il. Pena; ss,s2o
G. T. James TO Wise Allen. part
Mason phelps $3.50.
u McGee TO II Mcintosh, so acres
Ii p. Harrison; $5,25o
L. A Miller to Campbell Exchange
Baak. lot 8, block l. Boyee; $3.50.
j. p Walker to Trinity university
lot black Z, University addition,
waSahachie; ss75.
+. Il. Newton to IL. n Richards.
block SIS and part block 50. Ferris
Second addition. Waxahaehie. $500.
Mrs. NJ, Ryan to W A. Thompson,
par, 5. d. | division II. Ennis: SAB.
H. W Rankin to Frank Durbin.
lao acres Of r. l.. Rankin survey .
Isl4.s5u
T. r. White to ] b. Moorehead,
2b5 acres T. j. Chambers; sss.615.
y q. Freeman TO X. l.. Ross, SO
acre ! and q ~ r. r.. $3.50
r. ii Thorn 10 4. T. Rhodes, lots
ina and -. Milliean addition. Mid
lothian: $685.
r. Il. White TO \. b Eeagins. 100
acres r N Cornelius; Sa,54o
J. 4 Raine TO J 4, Penn. lot u
block ., T. A., Waxahachie. $500.
G T. Ninson 10 y +. Feaster. 6s
I52-iDa acres W X Mood s6.053,
Ike Lewis TO Walter Jones, part
49, L. Davis Sis5
W l. Murphree 20 NJ r Bishop,
lot Is block 20. Midlothian; SIS.
n G. Hurley 20 " l.. Murphree.
lot Is block 20. Midlothian; s65
Total considerations. Sl9s 1880.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30

NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. &c
Or W. - Collins. president OF the
Texas state board OF health, late
Saturday Witnessed and took part in
the fumigation Of one Of the fruit
company's vessels, using Or. r. F.
Murphy's cyanide generators. lie
was much impressed with this sys-
tenn Accompanied BY Robert G.
Lowery. special representatives. he
left for Central America. where they
will investigate health conditions.
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ehts and h addition thereto.

rights and 10 addition thereto.
Wherever the various peoples
~ ans land are. OF may be recoE-
uized. as having rights as euch. the
conferrine o. The Jewish people Of
the Hand affected. OF like rights {
desired rs them. a. determined and
sscertained - The conefess
. The securing and protection Of
Jewish rights in Palestine.
The congress-. if called, Is 10 Sc
iect an executive committee which
In cooperation with the Jews Of 9th
~ lands shall strive for the realiza-
ton Of the program
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30

O. A Finley OF Wayahachie and
Walton VIM OF Canyon city. of the
state agricultural department. were
bore Thursday visiting their son and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. o w. Finley
Mr. zsWinn is very much interested ID
pecan culture ana states that any per-
son here interested in pecans can
have the Tree service Of an expert
from the department, for the asking
He says fine pacans can be budded
into the trees growing here. Ennis
News
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30

The dollar that walks by your
door IL yours. Get the Delineator
and Evcrybody's Magazine for one
year for So. or get either magazine
two years for 81. three dollars is
the regular price. Phone your mag
azine orders. single or clubs. to 3i5.
Mrs. j. A. G. Kemble. tf-dh
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30

When you want TO rent. buy, sell
or exchange anything. call las and
ask for the want adj man. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30

iutely independent OF male aid. They
even dig the graves.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-30
AVERAGE COTTON Seq PRICES
FOR WEEK ENDING OCT. "A
THIS INFORMATION Is FURNISH
ED DEMONSTRATION AGENTS
TROUGHOUT COUNTRY.

WASHINGTON, October 3o.-The
following table gives a summary of
telegraphic market reports for cot
tonseed, showing local prices per
ton that were being paid on October
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DISTRICT
 PRESENTS A LIVELY
 MINING APPEARANCE
Work Being Prosecuted On A Number Of Properties And Large Shipments Are Being Made. Machinery Set Up

The Paradise contingent consisting of Messrs George Walker, J. C. Han cock, John Hand. E. F. Epley and G.. T. Colvin who were in the city on Thursday report that section of the county as enjoying more prosperity in the mining way than has been seen fo ra number of years. They are all enthusiastic over the prospects for increasji mining activity ana good results in the Paradise country for the future. MT. Walker is the dean of the Chiricahua now. so far as the mining industry is concerned and he Ina snever lost faith in the dis trict and believes that one day it will become a producer equal to some of the best stections of the state. He was original owner of the Paradise townsite. and said yesterday that all the houses in the place are now occu- pied. and that with further increased population the building of new houses will be a necessity. MT. Walker is now working in the leadville proper ty with a small force and producing good results. This property has in the past yielded 37 car loads of good ore and he expects in the near flu ture 10 be ready to resume ship ments.
 The mill of the Paradise Mining X Milling O.. which has been taken over by John Underwood and associates, is cleaning up and preparing to start. MT Underwood is now being assisted in this work by William Melcher. an assay and mill man. formerly To- cated in Mexico. The mill was closed two years ago with large quantity of ore on the dumps and in the bins. With the stimulus of the present market all of this ore can De nan dled
 Eastern capitalists have taken over the Turkey Creek and Hall proper ties. down the gulsh from the mill. and development operations began this week with small force which will be increased later.
 The Hand properties at Hill Top, which are being operated by the Mess. Fife of Kansas City. continue to show one large ore body after another in the large development tutnnel which will soon be through the top of the Chiricahua mountain range. As soon as daylight has been reached on the
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