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The public ledger., 1917-07-03
GRANDMOTHER, THE PIONEER
PHYSICIAN

In the good old pioneer days of
this country, when drug stores were
few, grandmother's root and herb rem
edies were what were always depend
ed upon to bring relief for family all
ments, and some Of grandmother's
root and herb remedies are now found
upon the shelves of the modern drug
store, and are among the best and
most widely used prepared medicines.
Such as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, batonic remedy
originally prepared by Lydia e. Pink
ham of Lynn, Mass, over forty years
ago, and which has brought health
and happiness to more women in
America than any other medicine.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
HARRY p. PURNELL FOR COUNTY
JUDGE

In another column of the Ledger
will be found the announcement o.
Hon. Harry +. Purnell as candidate
for County Judge of Mason county
MIR. Purnell is a self-made young naI
and as Representative from Mason
county in the State Legislature has
made most enviable record. He has
splendid law training, being grad.
uate of Ann Arbor Law School, and ia
member of the Mason County Bar
which gives him the best of qualifica.
tions for the office which he seeks
AS Judge of the Mason County Court
he proposes to give the people the best
that is in him and to regulate the af-
fairs Of the county in business like
manner.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
American League
Roy THROWN FROM WHEEL AND
INJURED

Robert Mitchell, 12 year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Mitchell, of the East
End, was rather seriously injured last
night when thrown from his bicycle
and struck the grocery wagon Of NJ. C.
Hutchinson & Son, which was stand
ing in front of the store He was rid
ing on the asphalt streets and ran in
to brick which some one had thrown
into the street. The young fellow
was taken to the home of his par
ents on Vine street and given medical
attention by DR.. Leslie Brand.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
FRED GROVER

The Ledger today announces the
candidacy of this very popular citizen
of the Sardis precinct for the Office of
County Assessor, subject to the will OF
the Republican voters in the August
primary. Mr.. Grover is one of Mason
countv's strong young men--a sue
cessful farmer and business man, with
an unusual large acquaintance. His
candidacy we predict will be a most
popular one and If elected the county
would have a good assessor.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
PATRIOTIC SERVICES AT SARDIS
VI. L. CHURCH

On last Sunday the NJ. Z. Sunday
School and Church at Sardis observed
the day as Patriotic Sunday. The
church was beautifully decorated with
flags in most artistic manner. There
were 50 present at Sunday School and
a collection of $6.40 was taken for
the Red Cross. AT the church service
$l2 was taken for the same fund. Rev.
]. F. Hopkins, the pastor, preached a
special sermon on Patriotism"
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
GEORGE VI. COHAN AT THE WASH.
INGTON TOMORROW

AS a special attraction for the
Fourth the management of the Wash
ington Theater will present to its pa
irons tomorrow George NJ Cohan in
Broadway jones'" According to all
reports this is one of the best pictures
shown at this popular theater for some
time and will no doubt draw large
crowds at all performances. The Uni
versal Weekly of Current Events will
also be shown. Morning show 10:3O,
matinee 2:3O, evening 7:15 and $3.50.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE

Mr.. John Fishter, an employee at
the pumping station OF the Maysville
Water Company, was struck by an au-
tomobile truck in the East End yester-
day shortly after noon. He was re-
moved to his home on Forest avenue
where 1t was found that his injuries
while rather painful were not serious
He will be confined for several days.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
RURAL CARRIER ON VACATION

Mr.. Ben II. Greenlee, rural carrier
on Route /, Is now taking his annual
vacation and during his absence hla
place Will be filled by Mr.. Clarence
Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Greenlee left
this morning for Georgetown, KY, tc
attend the Kentucky Baptist Summer
Assembly which Is now In session al
Georgetown College.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

Mr.. Newton Bradford, who was so
seriously injured Saturday night in
collision between an automobile and
motorcycle, remains in a very critical
condition at his home on Lexington
street.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
Lookf0RI1 bERE

We would suggest that our county
officials have a new flag placed on the
Court House In place of the sadly be-
draggled piece Of goods that Is now
representing the patriotism Of Mason
countians.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
FREIGHT WRECK AT BROSHEARS

In freight wreck at Broshears last
night about $3.50 o'clock eleven cars
on the west-bound track buckled and
blocked traffic on both tracks for sew
eral hours. The east-bound track was
cleared at II o'clock.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
"STAR SPANGLED BANNER" AT
THE PASTINE

As special attraction for Indepen-
dence Day Manager Triebel of the
Pastime Theater has secured "The
Star Spangled Banner" big patriotic
feature production. There will be
shows both in the afternoon and night.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
Your Auto

can be insured against fire at very
small cOst-$l per hundred for new
cars. We also insure against theft and
collisions. Information rs to cost and
insurability Of ears cheerfully given.
Insure now with
G. FR'Nk NASH
Ledger Building. Phone 40.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

The new schedule for trains on the
c. & O. is causing much complaint
among the travelling public in general.
The Cincinnati papers which former
ly came on the late afternoon train
now come shortly after dinner.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03


Col. John B. Chenault is in Wash
: ington, d. C.
Mr.. Ed Lou Cablish Of Dover, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Helen Burk Of Covington is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. William Kinsler
OF Limestone street.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. p. McClanahan left
yesterday afternoon for visit to Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Roser at Ashland.
Mr.. John c. Everett and family mo-
tored to Louisville the latter part OF
last week to spend few days with
relatives.
Miss Amelia Thomas of Manchester
spent the day yesterday with her cou-
sins, Misses Fannie and Frances
Thomas of Walnut street.
Mr. James Mulroney of Indianapolis,
Ind, is spending few days with
friends in this city. Mr.. Mulroney is
an old Maysville boy and this Is his
first visit to his old home town in
fourteen years.
Mr. Frank S. Newell circulation
man on the Cincinnati Post, was here
yesterday and this morning on busi-
ness connected with his paper. He
was the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Newell of Limestone street.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

County Clerk J. j. Owens has been
busy for the past few days handling
the candidates who are filing their
petitions for the various county Of
fees.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

Mr.. Kemp Felix" Mitchell, popu-
lar city letter carrier, has returned
from a pleasant visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Miles at Lexington.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

Miss Gladys Walker OF the county
spent the day yesterday With her sis
ter. Mrs. J. l.. Gault Of Walnut street.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

Miss Julia Tiunny of Lexington, KY,
Is visiting Mrs. Con Flanagan of East
Second street.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

The contractors started work on the
the model road between this city and
Washington yesterday.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
MAYSvILLE PRODUCE MARKET

Following are this mornings quota
tions on country produce telephoned at
9 o'clock by the e. L. Manchester Pro-
duca Nnupanv.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

Rev. Howard Il. Trent of Vanceburg
Will arrive tcnight to be the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Richardson Of East
Second street, en- route to Ruggles
Campgrounds, where he will assist In
the music at the Old Settlers Reun-
ion tomorrow.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
Yesterdays INSULTS
National League

Pittsburg. 4; 81. Louis, Q,
Brooklyn. z; Philadelphia, 3.
New York, o; Boston, !.
Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, 8.
American League
Cleveland, 3; Chicago, 4.
Philadelphia, 0; Washington, 0.
ST. Louis, 4; Detroit, 6.
Boston, 4; New York, 4. { Called In
eleventh on account Of darkness)
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

Regular meeting of Maysville Coun-
Gil No. 1877, X. Of C. this evening at
1880 o'clock. All members urged to
attend.
w. T. CUMMINGS, G. X.
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
- -
WANTED

FOR RENT-The old DauIton home,
on Riverside Terrace. This home is
modern throughout. Apply to Thos
l.. Evan e Co. 20-tf
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
LOST

LOST-Five dollar bill in the business
district yesterday. Reward II re-
turned to Miss Frances Marsh For
est avenue. 2S-3t
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
j. j. Wood and j. G. Pecor Drug Company
Used Cars! !


Here are some redhot bargains in used cars all
in fine condition. just rebuilt, with new parts where
needed, good tires and good tops:
OVERLAND, 5-Passenger, Electric Starter
and Lights; cost $1,100;; used very
little and traded in on Wi||ys.knight.
OVERLAND, 5.Passenger Touring, just
rebuilt, $295.
OVERLAND, Passenger, 6-Cyinder
Demonstration; good as new.
CENTRAL GARAGE COMPANY
The public ledger., 1917-07-03
Safest Druggists Sell E-RU.SA PNe Cure

BECAUSE contains opae lead mercury Beadonna
poisonous drugs All other pile medicines containing the above
named harmful drugs piles and the sale Of illegal
ERU.SA cures piles, or $50 forfeited. For sale by
The public ledger., 1917-07-03

John McAuliffe, Secretary.
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ATTt-lE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-18
~
y0EnO
Dinero
4 Mexico
Dol. Ady.)

Cor mucha frecuencia recibimos
cartas eli las que Sc nos pregunta
la manera absolutamente segura
V mas raDida para enviar dinero a
.i;stintas plazas de IL Republica
N~fexicana, asi COMO ell modo mas
cficaz para traer dinero de aquel
pals. En- seguida tenemos ell gusto
De dar IN informe a nueStros Glen
tes, q cue no dudarlos resultara
en- provecho de todos.
ExisVe I'm medic muy rapldo, ell
IA = absolutamente SECURE para
cuviar dinero q cualQuler cludad lie
ia Ecnubiica Mexlcana, ell que ORE
cc, entire otras muchas, Ia venta!a
&e Que cs de TODD punto impossible
cue los clIent2S pierdan I'm SOLO
centav0, pues que "A casa glrado-
"a tol5a hajc 81 mas eStricta res
aCn,aDjiidad todOs les rieSgos, y
&rHcE:ar2a &c dar to1os los pasos
~uyc2sarios 4 fin de ear q u nu-
nscrcscs %ciieutes toda clase de mo-
:~s:L;ss, Dcrdldas Y d;ficultades.
10, lrugo5 Sc hacen en- todaS las
So. n, de In citada Republica Me-
..i,anl. refreshments en- pesos e
g., ,i- plata mcNicana 0 en- none
"a, Ar ORC naclonai, %Dudiendo ha-
cer LamhiGn ~situaciones en- dOlares,
) sca dl7er0 americana, 81 Ell CHEN
g te a.: 10 prefiere.
& - Gasear siJuar dinero 4 cual-
rGicr parte de Ia Rcpuollca, has
,.ra rcm!;ir i Il casa giradora di-
.na7r dmcIicaao, asi cono ell NOM
b,. Y direction complete de la per-
s4s.a = quien debe remltlrse en-
Ic.i.o,, : ia casa por conducto de
suS acgnleS Sc encargara oe hacer
ii".r2r d names de los intcreSados
e! uiaero CUE Sc ordcne, sin que
"a ucrScra Que 10 remite de este
pas ;gnra que no!eStarse en- eS-
%criyir, nj enviar libranZas, pues
,gIr "a casa guadora Sc encarga
Ge tCdy clio, Y ademaS rccogera un
IacIb0 &c la persona d quIen Sc lie
rerII;c el Ginero, el que envlara CO.
mo comptoban&e a u %clientes.
- recIbir Ell dinero americana,
Ia .stSt SIlSIylA SIisl0io 81 Sii(iiIC
una caIta dc garantia, en- la cue
cuasta que 81 por cua!quiera cir
curStaacia e! dincro no fucre en-
tregat 20 a IS persona gu e Sc desig-
re en Mexico, IN IN plazo raZona-
Die, Ia casa Sc comprometc a de-
vDlveT al girador Ia misma can't
~ tie diHaro americana que reel
80. SIN cobrarle absolutamente ma
IA r.r sUs gesliones.
i Ia fecha esta asa ha situa-
Ga Ell Mexico mas de trescientos
Iii 7as0S mexicanos y tienen ell
a.,ao de no haber recibido nj una
ola ~ecla:naci6n.
Tara rem!tir eli dinero america
&c E: m5do mas SECURE es sacar
~ ere postal Q giro de Express
0sG.icTc a Ia orden de Mayo's
5.'.HeT Exchange Q enviar los bile
20, CT carta certificate debiendo
r@I2ia- q scbrc como sigue:
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En- verdad que HE hizo
mucho ben - Die
un hnnbre De Ia
IocaIidad
BESIDE que csta fernando Ell t6nicc Inn
lac dice cue apenas 81 c]ncuentra
aiiment0s suficenteS para sa-
~tisfacer su appetite.

La mejor eviicncia de los m1Tit2s
de una medicina, cs 10 que die Ia GEL
te que Ia Ia tornado. Adolfo Vidal.
IT.. que vivc en- II AvcH.da NeN
Braunfc!s 20, estuvo recic"trTcHte
en- II DrogIcria Wagn2" L c~rTn"r2r
81 serunda botcl,a de Tanlac. : Il
relatar IA experiences que ha hcch2
con esta medicinal. die:
'Pe-di ri apetito hace Como S2:s
meses. Y Gcsde e~ntorce$ que nc SUI j.
do cast todo el tempo dc ~indigcs:i"-
res CAST todcs los alimentos cue To-
MAZDA ne haclan dano. Y me o2a~io:'-
bar Ia fo~mac:in de gasoS Q n q "sto-
mayo. Tambicn sufria mucho De los
rinoneS Y en- las noches me daban tan
to ouehacer cue no podia dormir =
gusto. En- r~ealidad, cast nc dormi ab-
solutamente durante dos meses artoS
de tomar el t6nico Tar!ac. Sufri& de-
tcrrihlcs ia3uccas. estaha my nervio-
so Y ct lss .naRanas ne ievant"bl Dc
nm burner r5simo = bucno par NADIA
.TanIac ha camhiado las cosas ab-
solutamente en- todoS seatIdoS; en- 9r'-
"er "S"'' @"'I" I~S''' }o
~, .,,ro;an. . = sar;sfacor ~;
arctic. Y los atimentoS cue tomo me
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AZORiN.

cJira dc Miss Rankin, pucs nlnguna O.
"a cDortunidad pudo scr mcjor para
~r"csontaria como una hcroina que en-
ire SIS sentimicntos de mujer = suS
dabercs partidarios, ~preftrio aquelloS
j Gstos, dcsPuGs de una lucha inter
ne. efcc-u2da cEJ~c el pUa.ico : los
pei iodistas, en- forma ezpcctacu!a2,
cuando todos los oios estahan fijos CT
Ct Ccngreso y c~uaIquier gesto extra
ordinario debia adquirir gran relieve.
como ha ocurrido. \ cstas horas no
habrI una muicr en- Ia naci6n. por
patricia V sufragista cue sea, que
no haya simpalzado con Ia que tavo
luchar tanto para sacrjfic&@ lo5
~irterescs de 81 causa y as sim0a5:z-
de sus nuovos c~ompancrzs, .! ho~~o-
II toda guerra inspird, justa G -
ius;3mortc, ? a que es hcrmana, Q
de ~quiencs estar ob!igados Z O.
crendar ST s2ngre ante c! insaciabla
Noloc.
ATTAcHE.
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CUENTO DEL Ola
ma Juana.
Como ticne Ell pelo?

SOLhS lS+iS ~ pSiN-
-EiSnn'n. cs ruhio = .,1rrs.
T~-no;il'~e do Corchita Sc cnc:en-
don con vivos carmlncs.
= ~ ,os ojos? DE que colcr o
los oios?
Los oios son entire CRISES Y yer
dcs; mas vcccs parecen CRISES : O.
tras velr.es.
Y la boca cs pcquena y con ,cs
labios roios?
-Conchita--cxcIama don Joaquin
-eres una linda muchacha. Y - c.
toy contento por hahcrte tcnido en-
mis- brazos cuando contabas ocho hias.
Y vosotras tambien 10 sois. Lola y
Clara; pero 20 no pucdo vcros a mir
guna.....
Una criada cntra, llcvando en- Is
manos una ancha bandcja lena dc
flores.
va estan aqui las florcs-dice
Lola.
Han traido fIc~cs?-prcgunta
don Joaquin.
Son las flores que hemos de IL
7 cuardo pasc IA VirEen-contcsta
Cara.
ONE flores son?-torna : ~
'a.~r dor Joaquin.
S. rn-~r. : 2velcg Y jazmincs-
70 lola.
Tcouc uetcd:' don JoaqIin. toqHc
ustrI-d'ca Conchita poni&ndolc =
b1ndcia dclan,e.
-Conchita-dicc don Joaquin "N-
;rriiondo Sus manos hlaMcas. Sutilos
y rasandolas con quidado sobre las
rosas. los clavelcS Y los ja2mincs-
Conchita, has hccho cuanto puedcs D
pcteccr para su consuelo un vicjo
nacta qrrha amado las flores y que
VI no .nucdc vcrlas....
Prosiguc a los leios cl voltco loco
V jovial de las campanas, csrallan CO.
hctcs; Sc DYE una mGsica; eli ciclo
diafano 90 h. tornado, oscuro V par
padcan las primcras ~cstrcIlas.
Don Antonio Sc ~lcvanta dc prontc
y Crita.
-iRafac'! Rafael!
nafan Sc &ceTcl Y cntra en- cl ~
gr5n. Fa III 'ah~icgo; cs eli mayoral
! GU don Antonio tione en- la Umbria.
-Rarac!-lc Drcgunta don Anto-
nio-:o5 v3is csta nochc. CicSpuGs de-
n precision. 4 Ia Umbria. 0 manana
pc - mamma.
Qyo-o5icrva don Antonio
csta scrnana tcndrcis que labrar to-
Ias las pleas de ia Hcrrada. 1890.
mated bicn las rcjas en- los ~cornija-
les. Y tendrGjs tambiGn cue acabar
~ rcco@cr toda Ia almcndra que que
ia.
Este Rafac,-prcgunta don Joa-
quin-is,ra cI hiio de! Ito Rafael. q
mayoral cue ustedcs tenian antcs!
ST, cs c! hijO-comtcsta don An
! .cnio.
RJfael-lc dice don joaquin
- no tc ]a-ordaras de mi? mo tc
, cue las dc don joaquin, vcrdad?
No, schor. no-contcsta Rafac!
IN airc confuse, rascindosc Ia cabo-
"a.
-Eras til .mrzuclo, cuaHdo yo
ibl = l. Humbria.... Pine; ihay
! ain dclantc dc Ia casa aGJc'Ios oimoS
g.pndcs" ;Estan hcrmosos? iEstIn
verdcs?
ST aUn cstan contcsta a don An
tonic.
y ;hay on clos much0s cig2-
rras? ;Uras. cigarras u cantan mu-
aho9 No ne cio~-o9
4'C ~ ~
lili AS"i"SI' iOH' 81 va ''t' H
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PARA COMIsIoNADOS DE GALES Y OBRsS
PUCLICAS.

La PRENSA eSla autorizsda para anlin-
liar Ia caRiidaiura Gel Sr. Tomas &. Nelson,
Iara cOmiSiDnado de Gales y obras publ
raS. en- las Pr6Xlu,lS PrimariGs EieCcioncS.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS sOIiCIta eli aDOyo dc los
yuldn;cS meXiCanUs.
Qol. Adv
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National EXCHANGE and Commission Go.
Mrrcnouts Slwlc Banh ( Trn>l Co.

.-.n-|.. lrr. \I.on0I mYnk - Merchants SuMc Bank ( frnI o.
ryr r jrmha mas auiguay acrcitada NcnhrmoS .gIMa y ora me\rn" :! n"ES
DEF EaHco National y Lenders y AtNcO ,. al
r- NF~rnN - ENTA y kE-Fr j cEGHurcI FfhI1Cfk &C ,NtNI.,W
.- -.t.1 > ,mt - PLATA NENLANA USunrmfO SHbManfne IA TlleSS
t- - ---4 .- ,a-. vSrt7Eys udynO EHfornrs dc 70 ITe, 1.@Ht - .nHn
."3. meg 80. '~" i|" - az a ~ LAREDO. 1ENiS
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-05-06

ternal Mortality was published re gently, believes that the first essen- ttai everywhere is a better understand ing of what mothers need.
 Few women seem to realize, for ex- ample, that a mother needs special care before the baby comes. And yet the principles of personal hygiene which have been worked out by mod ern science are of the utmost import ance in preventing complications for the mother and illness or weakness for her baby. Further, the expectant mother should be under the super vision of physician, and she should have certain periodic examinations by which any symptoms of complications may be discovered and treated while they are still controliable.
 And the mother needs skilled a. tendance when her baby is born. Doc tor Meigs emphasizes the fact that difficult maternity case is one of the grayest surgical emergencies and re-
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-05-06
Colorsdo.

The Golden Edge at Idaho Springs made a shipment of s10O ore to the Argo mill.
 There is a constantly increasing de- mand for experienced miners in the San Juan district
 On Brush creek near Crested Butte Jack Gunther is cutting into . big vein of tellurium.
 The Dreck-Sage Mining Company is to begin work on its property on Cop per creek near Gothic.
 Eight sets of lessees are working on the Silver Age in Gilson gulch. all getting good grade ore.
 The Highland Mary mill at the head of Cunningham gulch, Silverton. started the early part of the month.
 Heavy production is being made by Carnduff and Duncan of Victor, lessees of the Granite Gold Mining Company.
 The Leadville district reports 115 different properties under develop ment. Of these, seventy-six are pro ducing ore.
 The Argo mill at Idaho Springs treated about 6,000.0O0 pounds of ore during March, shipping out one car Of concentrates a day.
 No opening of the mining season in many years has seen the measure of activity which now permeates the various districts Of Boulder county.
 Work of sinking fifty additional feet in the Congress mine at Silver ton is going on rapidly and the big mine will be shipping again in few days.
 The old Chautauqua mine in Evans basin, Gunnison county, is to be worked. It is high grade lead-silyer mine and was a shipper from grass roots.
 John Herr of Bayfield,, who is in- terested in the oil shale lands in northwestern Colorado. is gathering a force of men for the purpose of doing the assessment work.
 At Cripple Creek new vein and ore shoot for the Isabella Mines Con- pany has been entered at the seventh level of the Lee shaft and values are averaging s25 to the ton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-05-06
Waste of Mothers Lives and
 Health Altogether Unnecessary


More women fifteen to forty-five years Of age die from conditions con- nactsd with childbirth than from any disease except tuberculosis. Some 15,- GOO mothers lives are sacrificed yearly to ignorance and improper care. In connection with Baby Week. the Chill dren's bureau calls special attention to these facts, for three reasons:
 1. The life and health of the mother gre essential to the health and we'll being of her children.
 2. The majority of these mothers lives could be saved.
 2 The number of deaths among mothers is merely a rough index of unmeasured preventable illness and suffering.
 Just how adequate care for mothers is to be assured depends, of course. on local conditions. but Dr. Grace l.. Meigs of the federal Chlldren's bu- reau. whose special report on Ma
Tombstone epitaph., 1917-05-06
New Mexico.

The Carlisle mine at Steeple Rock reports a rich strike at the 500-foot level. The ore carries high-grade lead and zinc with silver. A drift has been run fifteen feet. with the face all in ore. Another good strike was made at the G37-foot level
 Development of 900-foot level in the Last Chance mine is being pushed both east and west, with encouraging results. This property has been a continuous producer of gold and sil- yer for over thirteen years, during which time upwards of s5,0OO, 900 gross has been mined.
 Among the old silver camps of New Mexico that are being reopened up since the rise in the price of silver, says Albert A. Leach, geologist, is one that is likely to prove Of interest to mining men because of its unique type of deposit. It is the old camp of Black Hawk. in Bullard Peak mining district, twelve miles northwest of Tyrone and twenty miles west of Sil- yer City, which Is interesting because of its nicke and cobalt arsenides in commercial quantities, together with massive native silver and argentite.