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The Snowflake herald., 1919-03-07
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INCOME TAX PAYS +,
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Z truest sense, the payment of 4
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The Snowflake herald., 1919-03-07

Do not delay buying furniture
while Wetzler Supply Co. carry
a good stock. and at very attrac-
tive prices. 7-26tf
The Snowflake herald., 1919-03-07
FIVE "Y" MEN GET
CROIX De GUERRE
OF Two Latest to Receive Great
Honor, One Wounded by Shell.

According to cablegram from
France Henry Wharton of Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia, Pa, the president
of coal company in that city, and
Benton v. Johnson, a real estate man
of Detroit, Mich, both Y. M. @. A.
workers in FH,nce, have been decorat-
ed with the croix de guerre. General
Petain himself presented them. Their
decorations increased to five the num-
Der of Y. M. G. A. workers receiving
the crOix de guerre.
Their citations, which were given to
them at general headquarters, COM
mended the two for their work under
The Snowflake herald., 1919-03-07

Oil has enabled suffering humanity to
withstand attacks of kidney, liver,
bladder and stomach troubles and all
diseases connected with tie urinary
organs and to build up and restore-to
health organs weakened by disease.
These most important organs must be
watched, because they filter and purify
the blood; unless they do their work
you are doomed.
WEAKNESS. sleeplessness. nervousness
dependency, backache. stomach trou-
BILE, pains IN the 1oins and lower abb
domen. gravel. difficulty when urinat-
ing, rheumatism. sci"tica aud lumhago
all warn&you of trouble with your kid
neys. GOLD MEDAL. Haarlem Oil Cap
The Snowflake herald., 1919-03-07
SAFE, GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE RELIEF

sules are the remedy you need. Take
three or four every day. The healing
oil soaks into the cells and lining Of
the kidneys and drives out the poisons.
New life and health will surely follow.
When your normal vigor has been re-
stored continue treatment for a while
to keep yourself in condition and pre-
vent a return of the disease.
Don't wait until you are incapable Of
fighting. S;art taking GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem Oil Capsules today. Your drug-
gist will cheerfu1ly refund your money
III you are not satisfied with results.
But be sure to get the original import
ed GOLD MEDAL and accept no SUD-
stitutes. In three sizes. Sealed pack
ages At all drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
DANCINGl

Prof. OAtman's dances every TursdaT'
Thursday and Friday nights. Market
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Dancing at the Elks Auditorium every
SATURDAY. evening.
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Kdr1,s DanRhters' Dinner.

Thursday. March 9Th. in the a. -. |.
w hail. tho Kings Daughters Of iN
Thomson " church. Will hold "a !
rtcrln lunrh"uu nj noon. followed 10y
= Chlkcu dinner ~ lii" evenings. rms
IS something for ih" hus moss man ana
woman 10 anlic;pal" as wei las all
friends nf these ladies. whr are fa1'"!
for tn" delicious menus s"rv"d al the
affairs al which They preside.
Mrs. :. T.. Narrcy IS general char
man in charge. and sh. Is being assist l.
ed hv rho lullnWInG "unmiti"rS:'
Kitchen - Mrs Charles Williamson
and Mrs Robert l'AGES.
Dining ronin--MrS. Charles M"i;ni;Is
and Mrs. H. l.. Erukaw
Bread and Eurt"r--Mrs. John E"ch.
Ice Cream and Cakr-Mrs. Charles
Winch"r. =
Crr"c--Mrs. y. T.. Thomas and Mrs.
t. &. Fuch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
UNCLE SAM To
BUY SITES FOR
q ARMY CAMPS

| WASN[NGTO%. March "i-lo"rtSlon
! If The war department IL proceed WIN
! th cr,lr,has" of sites IF Fifteen army
camps and thirteen balloon and Tying
; fields over IN" country was ann"uhc'h
to-day IL :,ctinG Secretary 'row"ii Less
| Than sII 400, Guh will hr involved. MT.
CrnwrIl said. and it will not b" nNc"s-
sor, w. await action i'T congress- IL
tho druarIm,nt now has IN" necessary
funds. .,,
/ With rhr<r purchases compi"t"d. INC
army will have thirty lrtIninE. camps
| including the original sixteen "ahl"h"-
mrntS. constructed for tn training ~
TN" rlariounl army. and mlh"t"'h HN''
| ton crnlrrS. mnSr If ~hI"h VIII "' ~
! tho southeastern states: TEXAS ana III
irnrnia. Thr few fields /" l." r''a'n'"
| in tho north viii hr regarded as summer
flying r"urrr$ only.
! TwrntS.s,.lcn rnmpS and fifteen aNl"-
ton firld~ Will J." Abandoned. 'F"''H
: already already haVr %"i' out l"r '"'
lahalulUmmi. mt "r twenty OF IN" camps
; Including urarly all If til" h"' i"ha'
| guard 'rHirinr r"ni'rS ST up N'F NV
iI'ni1r,l states lcrlHr'ri war "lI ''crh'a"H'
CONSUMPTION work nn Ihr - camps
,rc,rl,nr +, war department figures.
, rrproScnI$ i Gust II: #prr'Nlli:"'"'H go
""''""'' ~ va" ,,.,.l,.,i,, ,..,ur,ncmcnts
"h 'h' '""' E,, York and
! Stuart and Hill. Newport News.
! Apnrrxln,t,ly $.&n.n6n.rnQ has hrrh
',l,,.,r,,,.,i ion work on tho Ill
Sl"''' ',n ,',,,,r,. =, IN, hnugh, and the
,,.r,.d ,rL II m.is largely
,nr.,,s,. ,r ,br sum involved that III"
,n.,,,,.,,.r, ,IrridrJ to 70 ahead with
" '''' ,n., ,r T. r thirty camps
Nv P"'>' oa .. decentralization
a'' "'N hnr,n,,r mimi. tor Thur
''h'''S' IVY ~ 49,, ,rar army is DIS
"'',' n,,.., ,,,,ly.nl. II WAS az
j p"'''" ' ,.h,,, nruhlcn1 IF thr
,',,," r., If ,h., camps urr"nded on
| !"'"'' ,;,.: ,iir,. and that no
=" INA. could h.. rrarhcd
''''' conference. at Paris had
:,,,,,I,.rr,i =. ,,~,,:s,uu rs tn world DIS
'
- ma .'',,,, h.a .,lrro,iv l,r"n mna"
,,,, ,u.., iiy,t,n fields WuuII! a'lNai4E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22

cciv. his discharg. AZ Camp Mills. and
IS expected home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert f. Brown OF
Who'd county are visitors IN the Guy lux
\ f.w days. and are stopping at the
GTaud Central hotel.
Mrs Edward Roncnberscr. who was
called Ia Fairmont by tn" death of her
father. has returned TO this city
f. \. TAYLOR OF the Island Will mako
the Country club his home for the next
few weeks.
Mrs. !. NJ. Potter is the host of Miss
Jessie Mc,runc Of Brilliant. Q.
Miss Ruth Mason of Lrather~ood has
returned home after q visit Of ten days
in Pittsburgh.
carl Nrcr of thr Island has returned
from his station 1t san Antonio. IeNas
Mrs. ". P Lear OF Thirteenth street
is confined 20 her home with j si!sht III
ness
{ NJ Talkington of Cameron was
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Randolph Butts Of East sixteenth
street lcrt yesterday for week END
trip ~ Mnrsantown.
Miss Louisa Bcckncr and Miss Nellie
d.. N-leiShcr who have bean visiting
Miss Beckn"r Of charleston. have re-
turned 70 their homes in this city.
Alsx. S&"nrod tS expected home from
overseas in tn" very near future. he
has been With the headquarters com
pauy. 18th division.
{ Mrs. \. J. McConnaughy. tho guest OF
h"r father. Mr. +. j. 'hlllgan Of TINS
city. l.f; yesterday for Detroit. where
Sh" will visit TRENDS.
Rev. j. II. l.iltcll, formerly pastor OF
the Second Cnit"d Presbyterian church,
IS paving Wheeling friends visit. RcF.
I.it;ell. who has been attached 10 Cen
.rnl Pershing's staG in tn" capacity
! OF aplaiu III the Y. ". {. A.. has many
interesting tales TO tell of HRS expert
enrrs in France. IL" saw actlTr service
and has much 10 say about tie work
dom. by the allies IN tho last few weeks
Of fighting.
Mrs. Susan Cook and Mrs. E.. J. Bull
| lard are attending tho regional Red
Cross ronfrrrncs 1t Martinsburg. W.
Va.
charles Glover "f the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry company IS at, At
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
About People
Movements of Individuals to and
From the City.

Miss Hcl"n Rath ot ;hr Y: ". G. a.
will leave tonight for New Mart;nSvil'''
where she Will DC the gus; of h"r
mother.
/ 4 wallace, of BETHANY pike. who
has been confined :" thu ONO, Na'"S
hospital for tho past two weeks. WAL
return homo today.
Miss Leila Porter. a student at the
Elliott school VIII visit over IN" week
end with h"r parents at H.raeSrlllc. y.
Lieut. aud Mrs. Harry SPEARS return
Cd 70 this rttv yesterday from Camp
Funston. Kansas.
Mrs. &. 4. sl"rnak"r and daughter.
Miss Hcl"r. who HAY" h""a visiting
friends herr. hay" returned 10 their
home in S:StrrSv:lec.
Mrs. G. K: EcndHi. win" WAS r"crn'iE
called - Fr""port. o.. by ihr illness "t
her mother. Mrs. William M"rsaa mas
returned To her HON" III Eirch l.y"n.
SUPERINTENDENT uf SchnO!s I. f.. 'i'In-
ems lcf; yesterday i"r Si"uncnFil"'.
where III, will attend meeting a inc
Ohio valley school superintendent.
Miss Ruth Haley OF t"'rtf"n'h S'3''t
will b. tho host Il. th'' w''2A 'tN F'S',
Of Miss .!uSrph:u" kurtT ai't MIS-. VAR
Loihc OF Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Julla tSlE' anu VI 49, ~
sell attended III" diS;rtc; tn"rtEE 81
thr W. {. T. L. held IL MannlnE'"'l
Tuesday and "Wednesday.
Miss Naomi l-aUehl!u "f he SoA't'
Sid. is n pnticnt ~ IN" North Wheeling
hospital. Miss l~aughlin - n" victim
~ an attack nf inilu"nza. and Is sud
IN bc in a Serious condition.
Mrs. D. K. Parker OF farHfrSnUrS
has returned to her hnu" after >h"r;
visit with friends III ,hiS "!ty.
John Harding ot SiNtr"rth street. WI"
has been s4,rviug tnclH Sam overseas
has arrived in tho states. tle will re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
Civic Department Meeting.

TIN civic Department nf the Woman S
club mid An enthusiastic and we'll at
tended meeting yesterday afternoon. Ill
the Windsor hotel. Mr.. ". Il. Elliot
gave I most interesting and thorough
talk on "Civc Brtlrrmrnt." He con-
WINGED his audience that the need for Il
better anu cleaner city WAS urgent. ana
also that tho schools were in Il PoSlllon
tn rp."porato n good advantage WIN
any movement mad" by Tho woman
club.
Dr.. Andrew J. Harness followed Mt
EI,nl with y most Instructive talk on
"C'ily Sanitation and How In Obtain It
DR.. Harness has served thirteen months
&c . first lieutenant with the /. s. army
AT Camr shelby. Harrisburg. Miss Pre-
yious 10 his enlistment Dr. Harness
served five months on tn" English
TRANSPORT, Pamnuia. plying between Ne"
York and Na@air". Frame. II" WAS also
nm intern" nn tho surgical staff or the
Bellevue hospital. New York.
Tho ladies then Jointly organized Tor
their clnan-up campaign. and the follow
inr chairman were selected for the dit
fnrnnt wards.
Mrs. Charles SclSiuerr First Ward
Mrs. Geo. n Wilson. Second "arl
Mrs. licn~i"tiH Ru,nin". .ThIr'! Narl
Miss virginia it;tlI ....'.' 'I'"FN' Ni'N -
Mrs. William N"shII ........ f1tth Nard
| Mrs t;roryr Virwrg Sixth Ward
Mrs. T. T. McI'addru. Seventh ware!
Mrs. ". T. Smith......... Eighth "hr'i
These ladies will he ably assisted ny
; committees 80 ~, selected later. Any
ono desiring :" irlp as u member az the
/ committees will please notify Mrs. j. W.
| Eryau.
Tho hnv scouts. under III" direction
of ccouI Executive II. q. I0rt1 and l'r
Harness will ro-nprrat" with IN" ladlcS
In the best Of their ability. and prizes
VIII he. awarded to those who obtain IN"
h"st results.
Tho city officials Of III" health d.
partncni ::rc pleased that they ar" u
no afforded the co-opGralI" ION "I th'
schools. clubs and scouts and win CO.
! operation In" k"y-nnt" nf IN" campaign
crcot results arc hring anticipated ny
the members Of this Industrious depart
lnrnl II woman'S clubs.
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Pnbltc Meeting at West Liberty.

nuhlIr m""Iing will b. held N tho
Wrsr Liberty Normal school March -.
a; 50 y. nj. under the auspices ri TN"
Association " W"mcn's Rural Study
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CHARTERS ISSUED


,-II>EI.ESTON. W. Ma. March -
,,,,,,, charters wcr" ISSUED today from
,h. nfnc" OF tn" secretary 81 Sta'" as
follows:
DraIr supply r"mpany' narIcS'on'
Will buy and Ill marhin"rH. au'"H'"-
bil"s AMI Hut"mHbil' ar'"SF'r''S' ""ir-
49,, ,l 60, tiau: inrurnnratnrS. W. f..
.,r,.u f. praI.. L. L. Walker. I. ~
sullivan and ri"rr.. T.. sutherland.
Th,.. g. AMI y. oil company. IN" IA
g.i,c-Tim.s h.uidin.. pittsburgh. IA
chief works in Ito county. krntuckE:
IT, "ngag" IN miniuG. "ll ana uH""r
husinnss; capital stock. >'"."""; inr"r-
,,,,-r ,:.nr"r <. Oliver. y. l.. Smith.
j.. NJ N,,ndS. ':,ur:' =. ::i."dArI:S If
r.itIshurgh and t.: T.. Andrews "f Clar-
ION. Ia
'rh. IT," MANUFACTURING" company.
clark shurg: Will buy patent rights and
Manufacture dust ""li"ri"r' 'lpilal
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Enr,re1ncnt Announced.

'Th+ rnra"rurnt -! Miss f.llh '-h;i'n-
hors. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. =. Cham
brrs. 10 Mr. !. ~. Mcbride. also OF Nc
Ncchcn was announced nj worry
charming rariy given Thursday evening
in tho Chambers homo. TIL" wedding
will b, an event Of April 18th. Miss
chambers has 4 wild" ":rcl" nf friends.
Mr. McBridr IS we'll known "mrioTc
in III" clrrica! department. "t the Balll'
more 4 Ohlu railroad.
Tho arcnir Of Thursday evening pro-
.,d most d"liGhtful. with divers a'nuS"-
ncn,s .rn occupy tn" guests. y d"llr-
inns luu,hnuu WAS served ~ IN o'clock.
with nrrnintmrnIs III pink and white.
.rI. table was BEAUTIFULLY d"c"ra'7'd
vith sprin. blossoms and sr'""nr! Hnd
rihhurs wrrr extended from tn" Chandc-
fer l., each rlac" wh"r" mali card
r.ynaI.I The Interesting news. Fh"S'
,vr,, rIiur..;l tn" affair W'r":
r.,h,.I S,,uii r..ar! Anderson
Madeline !larrrn"i"IAda ''"l"
,,iIm, Srhan, f.ua Chambers
Norma t'ha:nh"r>
M"&Srs.---
Edward I:hrrlT H"E l!i''"h
,.h,r,,s Chi!rs n"rIs LasS"nt
!. -. NrI:rId" y. !'rh$h'rk
C,I,,r7cs Srhaun Charles hickman
M.Ssrs. and M,.-,lam"s--
f.. Conner = "''hu"rN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22

MASONIC DANCE THOROUGHLY
ENJOYED BY LARGE GATHERING
EXCLUSIVE AFFAIR WITH SPLEEN
DID MUSIC WITH SOcIABILITY
pEEvA1LING THROUGHOUT.
Refres lerert5 served During Evening
Decorations Were Artistic WIN
Cclors in The Foreground.


Tho Master NaS",,~ dane" which "AS
Md l::% night IN tho Scottish ut ca
,hc,irrI ,,.,Irr ;h. nu~j.,r"S az tn" Scot
fish Ri, ';liHr! Ms III" mos '>u"''sS
full anI m.II attended HfiAir held ~ inc
Cathedral ,hiS season. THIS "r'Hi was
,nf"":nl! and WAS ~ "N'|"S'E" H',h'r'
being 'nrr, In Master MaS"nS and t'"lr
sons. only.
The beautiful hail room waS artistic
oII,- decorated with .Nrori'aI flags ana
Esu,flclds' orchestra rendered an 'rr'-
$is'lblc program OF th" latest popular
md ;,1, music. Refreshments w"r"
served during IN" evening I" tn" Happy
ihr"ng "t joy seekers
Tho following r"rNmilt"" g I" n" con
graduated an Is" SurrrsSiu! '"hdu'' III
The affair:
NtrSSrS.
A,bor+ p.,Er William ENr'Uit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
D. of I. Honored.

An important f"atur" nf IN" r'l"brH-
ton Of the silver jubilee. If II. I.'N.
r, !. Donahur. which is to hr held May
7;h. will b. tho serving "f thr banquet
by member sof Carroll Court Daughters
If Isabella. Tha banquet will II" served
at five n'rlnrk in III" afternoon. III the
Carroll club dining room. and Will n"
attended by all The priest. Of ih.S vic
unity as we'll as many prominent clergy
mon from distant points Mrs. w. i.
Lear. grand regent. Of tn" Daughters
Of isabella. will appoint the commit
toes IN charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22

lantic City for few days takinC q
much needed rest
William G. Carroll &c Sixteenth ana
Eofr streets is spending few days IN"
guest Of relatives NJ Warren, Pa.
Mrs. w. n, Herrold and daughters
Mary and Anna, and Mrs Jesse cope
will spend the week end with relatives
in Pittsburgh. Pa
William Eden Reccher If Bersford.
Pn.. is spendine a fcw days in tho city
the guest OF relatives.
". G. Call or tho Wagner company
left yesterday for Cameron 10 spend a
few weeks the gucs, Of friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22

Clubs. 4 most interesting program mas
been arranged hy III" committee i'll
rharer, and every on" is invited To he
present Tn" following program Will
be rendered:
Music Mildred RuggcSs
TIL" service u; Women Through club
Work. ........ Mrs. John L. Garden
Reading ..............Mi Miss Fairy Harsh
The Health Needs ni My Community.
Tive minute talksl ..............
Mrs r.. w. Supl"r. Iilcndair.tlub.
Mrs. John sunday. Valley tiror" tlue.
Mrs. Harry Strickland. Priscilla CLUB.
Mrs. t. l.. BngE"ss. WrSl Liberty Cup:
Music " Selected
rhn Rural Srhuol--ItS Relation TO
Child Welfar". Mrs. Andrew wilson
Public Demonstration with Children.
...............M Miss Ida {. Barnard
Health teacher for Whmun'S club
of Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
1.adies, AID Society Met.

Last evening. in tn" par!"rS ~ III"
Thomson VI. t., church, Il g"n"ra| ln""'-
ine Of III" Ladies' Aid society ."t tha'
congregation was held. Several ina''' -
uf importance wcr" disposed OF WIN
Mrs. Geo. q. Smith presiding. s"'i"l
session followed AMI III" serving ~
Light refreshments concluded tn" "Vcn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
Bride Hhonored.

Njss.- rhilliS and Hhr!Stin" Sir"cb"l
entertained last EVENING a; thor HON"
IN Wnrwr"I with !&r"liaR""uS
xi,n,rrr IN honor If Mrs. Asa Lawyer.
, ,,..u. bride. Tho affair was planned
hv ih> KINGS daughters a. which Mrs.
I,,wvrr * i member. MUSIC and games
vcr.. enjoyed aud at la" hour dainty
p. r-,..nrncniS were served.
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AT THE HOTELS.
McLure-l.. 4. Huttmnn. IlhrKs

McLure-I,. 4. Huffman. '1hrHs n"rS;
T.. J. Kenny rark"rspurG: n. r.. shy
der Petersburg: T.. t.. Hess. Sisters
willie. charles r. Gaybail. tlarkShurG.
Grand Central - M"rEar Jenkins.
Hartfurd: g. g. Thompson. ';aSSawny;
n. T. dodgers. Sist"rsvtllr; Charles
t;lnnar. ramcr"u: J. f.. Thompson.
S,s,.rsyill": 5. G: Grimm. Cameron: y.
L. Phillips. Cameron; r. +. Stewart.
puwhaian Point. Ohio; II. r. Manloc.
Weston: t. y. Huston. Falrmont.
Rogers-E.. l.. Pierce. Fairmont: Mrs.
y T.. Shnwaltcr. Fairmont.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-11-15
SENATE SILVER SHAFT MAKES GOOD PROGRESS

The shaft of the Senate Silver min es has reached depth of 270 feet and within the next ten days the crosscut from the 300 level will be carried into the ore body. It is ex- pected that the same character of ore will be found at this level as that on the 400 of the Blackberry, which is the richest found in the property. The ore on the level and in the stopes from the 400 has a value in excess of $200 silver per ton.
 The management of the Senate Sil- yer is of the opinion that good ore bodies will be opened on all levels in that property to and below tfe 500 and this view is confirmed by the de- velopment on the 200, where excep- tionally good mill ore was opened. Extensive exploration will be carried on on the 300 level and the shaft will then be carried to the 500.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-11-15
WORK STARTED ON
 UNWATER|NC OF TX. |.

M. B. Dudley and his associates have put force of men to work on the IXL mine, in the basin of that name, situated about IA miles north of Kingman, for the purpose of get ting the property in shape to make a more extensive examination of it. As soon as the water is out the shaft will be sunk at least 15O feet, which will bring the total depth to the 300 level. G. D. Atlee has been engaged to superintend the operation. The road into the property has been re. paired and supplies brought in.
 The IXL is one of the old time properties of the Stockton Hill section and at one time was large producer of rich silver ore. The surface ore carried values of over 1000 ounces to the ton, this ore having been mill ed in the Old Mineral Park mill. The late Robert Steen, at one time sheriff of the county, held a lease on the mine and shipped many carloads of the ore to the shelter. Owing to the lack of hoist and pumps and the heavy in Aux of water the mine was allowed to remain idle until taken over by the present owners, who carried opera tions to the 150 level, but opened only a small amount of new ground.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-11-15
REPORT OF A BIG
 MILLING PLANT FOR
 TENNESSEE-SHUYLk|LL

The Miner understands that big milling plant is being planned for the Tennessee and Schuylkill mines, F. w. Sherman working out the flow sheet. The Tennessee is developing great body of ore in its lower level and will soon have enough mill stuff in sight to keep large plant in operation for several years. When first taken over by the present company the ore in sight was estimated at 30,000 tons. This has been added to largely during the past year and is now far in excess of 100000 tons.
 This property is one of the largest in the Chloride section and with prop CT milling facilities ought to be won- derful producer. Much of the ore may be shipped to the shelter without mill treatment, but the larger tonnage will have to be Invested of it's gangue and the lead and zinc separated to make a desirable shipping product. The ore shipped from the property by the U. s. Smelling company carried the values almost equally in zinc and lead. The separation was made at Needles and the zinc shipped to Bartlesville, Okla., and the lead to the company's shelter in Utah. Al
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-11-15
BIG DEVELOPMENT
 FOR BLACKBERRY MINE

After making a cleanup of the ore
 now in the bunkers and broken in the stopes the Blackberry mill is to be hung up for period, The fact is that the mine was not ready for out putting when the mill was put in com mission and the effort to keep it sup piled with ore has initiated greatly against the necessary development of the ore bodies on the lower level and the driving of the drifts into new ter ritory. The drift from the 800 will now be driven to about 400 feet north of the present shaft and another shaft will be carried to the surface, from which point future developments will be carried on. The shaft will be elec- trically equipped and the other shafts will be reequipped with electrical hoist, compressor and pumps as soon as the new shaft is in commission. This new equipment will reduce the cost of operation immensely.
 Two cars of concentrates are now ready to go to the shelter, and car of raw ore running above 200 ounces silver will be sent out next week. This big streak of high grade will be the only ores stopped in the mine until the development work mapped out is With the opening of the stopes below the 600 and the connect ing up of the new shaft the mill will again be put in commission and run to full capacity. ...-