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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05
Londons sidste Sensation

L en- correspondence til ,,Da-
gen" beskriyes den Virkning,
SOM Sadhu Sunder Singh, den indi-
ske Evangelist, g0r i London.F Folk
fylder Lokalet til sidste Kvadrat-
TONNE, og Forsamlingen taller
Deltagere fra allie Lag i Sam
fundet.
ALE er dodsstille, naar Inderen
trader frem paa Platformen.
SEEKS Fod hoj, med stridt, kul-
sort Haar og Skeg. Hans Ansigt
bleggult med vidunderlig regel-
massige, kraftige Track; under
de m9rke Bryn brender dybe,
sorte Ojne. Han barer en- lang,
safrangul Dragt med orangero-
de Skarf ON Skuldrene. Han
gestikulerer like, fortrakker TX
Ike en- Mine; men han taller -
taller ligefrem.
Gang paa Gang brast Tilho.
rerne i Latter we'd Fortellinger,
som Inderen fremf9rte med den
urokkeligste Alvor. Saaledes for
talte han ON en- Mand, som like
Wide holde op at vidne ON Kri-
stus. Hans Bysb9rn hangte ham
da OPP i ct Tre med Hovedet
nedad. Men han var meget for
nojet og sagde: ,,Nu wiser |
elders sande Natur. Verden er
forkert vendt, og | vii gerne
have mig forkert vendt ogsaa.
Men naar Gud ser ned fra Him
len, er Diet eder og like mig,
der err forkert vendt."
Hvorfor samles Verdenssta-
dens Tusinder ON denne Mand ?
Nogle siger, at Diet err, fordi han
err ny og underlig. Men mango
af de NEST kritiske siger, at Diet
err, fordi han prediker Evange-
liet lige til og Diet har man
like hort lange.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05
SELMA, CALF.
81. April, 1920
Al K.

Den nys afsluttede Uge har
staaet i Missionsm9dernes Tegn.
Pastor Wilhelmsen fra Kansas
City, der beredvillig im9dekom
Opfordringen til at komme her
nd og holde en- lignende R@kke
M9der, som vi har haft tidli-
gere Aar, og som har veret til
rig Velsignelse, har varet iblandt
os over en- Uge.
Han begyndte forrige S6ndae
med at. holde B9rnegudstjene.
ste og derefter pr@dike baadC
Formiddag, Eftermiddag og Af
ten og har saa talt hver enc.
ste Dag Ugen igennem, flere Da.
ge endda to Gange, og sluttedt
i S9ndags med foruden at tall
til B6rnene at predike ire Gan
ge. Saa man vii forstaa, at har
ingenlunde har sparet sig selv
Hertil kommer, at han baade fel
og efter Missionsugen her hal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05

svigtede ham ganske og lod han
staa alene ude j M9rket og Kul.
den, hvorfra han visit aldrig me.
re stiger OPP i Hgjheden.
Men SON sagt, Diet uhyggeli-
ge Ord Generalstrike n
stod malet paa Veggen, og Folk
hamstrede. Paaske-L9rdag mod
tie man syedende Husm6dre med
Arme og Kurye fulde af Gryn,
Gryn og after Gryn. Og saa
Mel. For Diet blew jo nemlig
straks gait med Br9det - I'M
dertegnedes Husholdning har nu
/ II Dage like disponeret over
ct Stykke Rugbr6d. Derimod sid
der der Familier rundt i Byen
og brekker Tenderne paa gam
lie Skorper, der stammer fra
Diet Hamstringstogt, Husmodre-
ne foretog Onsdagen for Paaske
hos Byens Bagere. 1Q-12 Rug
br9d samlede de sammen, og
nu sidder de og gumler de tor
re Endestykker uden anden Gle
de end den, at de we'd deres
samfundsfine Adferd har hindret
andre Folk i ogsaa at faa lidt
med af den acknowledgements
Bredmengde. Og Bagerne stri-
ker stadig. Striker er ganske
visit uloylig, men hyad saa. Her
/ Landet kan man nu - som
allerede Albert sagde = g9re
a t, bare man tor det! Og
SSmendene og S9fyrb9derne stri-
ker ogsaa, Skibsfarten err after
lammet, K9benhayns Havn lig-
ger igen d9d, vi kan like eks-
portere wore Landbrugsproduk-
ter til Amerika og England =
kort sagt, alt err after Kaos, ct
Hvilested paa Vejen frem mod
den store sociale Ramp, der dog
skal komme for eller senere.
Nerverende Blad har sikkert
allerede skildret Enkelthederne
fra de urolige Dage og Natter
i K9benravn, B9lleopt6jerne o.
$. v, saa jeg skal indskrenke
mig til foranstaaende Betragt-
ringer.
M faar vi io Rigsdagsvalg =
og der forestaar rimeligyis da
nye Spektakler. Men forhaabent-
lig fremgaar der af Valgdagen
EN- stark og uafhengig Rege-
ring, der err i Stand til at slaa
ale OprGrstendenser ned med
hard Hand. Og saa g6r Diet
like saa meget, ON den oliver
k~onservativ eller rent socialde-
mokratisk.
Edward Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05

holdt M6der i de omliggende
danske Menigheder.
Der l6d gennem hans Forkyn-
delse en- stark Opfordring til de
unge, ON at lobe paa Banen,
der fprer til Himlen, og en- lige
saa stark Formaning til Guds
Folk ON like at bliye trette /
Lobet, men aflagge al Byrde
for des sikrere at vinde SER og
derigennem give andre ct til
skyndende Eksempel.
Ogsaa Haabets Toner l9d, en-
Paamindelse til Guds Folk ON
at vare arvaagne og have ct
lysende Haab og en- levende For
ventning ON Herrens Komme.
Pastor Wilhelmsen holdt ct
sarligt Mode for Kvinder, hvor
han talte Hjemmets Sag og diets
B%etydning for den opvoksende
Slagt, SAINT ct Mode for Ar
bejdere i og Venner af S6ndags-
skolen.
Sangkoret medvirkede Aften
.efter Aften we'd M6derne, og
der var til Brug we'd disse af
Pastor NJ. TIL. Jensen udarbej-
Diet ct lille Sanghefte med en-
Rekke vesentlig engelske San
ge.
Den spanske Syge har harget
like saa lidt herovre, ogsaa in
denfor yor Menighed. De fleste,
der var angrebne, er dog nu ra-
ske igen. Dog krevede den en-
kettle Ofre, saaledes Mr.. Chr.
Jensen, der d@de i en- Alder az
70 Aar.
For ct Par Uger siden afgik
Mr.. S. P. Nielsen we'd OGDEN
efter langere lids Syagelighed.
For godt ct halvt Aars It'd 81
den ankom han med Hustru og
to Born fra N. Dakota, hvor
tire andre Born err b%osiddende.
[ S9ndags d9de MI. G.. Mel
sen efter kun faa Dages Syge-
leje. Han boede hos Mr.. P. A.
Nielsen hvis Hustru er S6ster til
abode.
Han flyttede for ct Aars It'd
siden hertil fra Woodland we'd
Sacramento.
Paa Diet i Gaar afholdte Me-
nighedsm6de valgtes Pastor NJ.
TIL. Jensen til F%orstander for
S9ndagsskolen i Steden for H.
P. Hansen, der onskede at fra
trade.
H. ]. Knudsen og Otto So
rensen valgtes til D~elegater we'd
Samfundets Aarsm9de.
For ct Par Tiger siden flyt-
tede Prastefamilien ind i den
smukke ny P~restebolig.
H. P. H.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05
Prisnedsettelse paa Banen til
AarsmSdet i Hutchinson, MINI

Des Moines, Ia, May /. 1920.
Important Notice to Members:
A reduction of one third fare
for the round trip on the "Certi-
ficate Plan" will apply for mem
Der (also dependent members OF
their families) attending the meet
ing of the The United Danish
Evan. Lutheran Church in Ameri-
ca to be held at Hutchinson.
MINI. June End to June 9th
The arrangement will apply
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05

we're mindst 250, som har k6bt
Billetter til Mgdet for mindst
10 Cts. Stykket. ALE burde be
nytte sig af denne Nedsettelse.
Med Agtelse,
N. S. Nielsen,
Des Moines, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05


Og de bley SON Noahs Tgmmer
mandl
Mar jeg laser ON Guds verl
paa Jorden,
Ser Guds Kirkesag i bedste Or
den,
Ser paa, hyad der bygges nu
Dag!
Ser paa ale disse Menigheder
Hvor man ON Diet allerbedstt
freder =
Og Diet hele er da Ell Bedragl
Disse mango Tusinder, der sam
les,
Mems immelem Maal og Med der
famles -
Err Diet like Noahs T8mmer-
m@nd?
Og Missioner, SON den sig I'D
BREEDER,
Barren az Guds Folk og Menig-
heder,
B6rnehjem og Hospitaler med,
ia, for gamle, syage, HEN der
findes,
De i Krigen saarede forbindes =
ia, der kampes for en- Verdens-
fred
Og Diet synes, som ON ale me-
ner,
At med disse Ting man Herren
tjener!
ia, men tenk paa Noahs Tom
mermend!
I Guds Hus Vi ser ct helligt
Virke,
Presten STAIR som Leder i sin
Kirke,
Han forkynder Ordet, som sig
b6rl
Han forvalter Herrens Sakramen-
ter,
Sanger toner fuldt til Instru-
menter,
Og enhver for Gud sin Corning
g9r!
Menigheden loftes mod Diet hGje,
Hver i hellig Andagt sig mon
b@je
Dog : jeg Tanker paa de Tom
mermend
Gaar en- Flok vor Brudgom glad
i Mode =
Ranges de vel Ell j aaben Bro
de =
Saa j Efterladenhed de faldtl
Judas - med sin Pung og sine
PENCE =
Synger os en- Sang til Nutids-
strenge,
.Og med Demas er Diet ogsaa
galtl
Ananias og hans Hustru lyver,
Og Galaterne med Lpgnen fly
Ret en- Flok af Noahs T6mmer-
mendl
Mon du kommer ind, for Do
rem lukkes?
Pas paa Lampen, at den like
slukkesl
Kirken er i Dag en- Noahs Ark.
Der er mango, som err med at
bygge,
Og som g9r ct Verk i Kirkens
Skygge,
Men som Dor endnu paa Yer
dens Mark!
O, men skynd dig dog, thi Da-
gen Her :
Slaa dig ej til Ro, for glad du
hviler
Med Guds Fred i Kirkens Naa
de-Ark.
A. K.
SELMA, CALF.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05

The following directions are
submitted
|. Tickets at the normal one.
way fare (tariff) for the going
journey may be bought on an
Of the following dates (but not
on any other date.)
Saturday May Doth to Friday
Evening June 4th (Tickets
bought later than Friday eve
ming will not be entitled to re-
duced Rate going Home.
Be sure when purchasing your
going ticket to ask the ticket
agent for a certificate. Do not
make the mistake OF asking for
a receipt. If however it is i'm
possible to get a cert ficate from
the local agent, a receipt will be
satisfactory and should be Sc
cured when ticket is purchased.
See that the ticket reads to the
point where the convention is TO
he held and no other. See that
your certificate is stamped with
the same date as your ticket.
Sign your name TO the certifi-
cate or receipt in ink. Show this
to the ticket agent.
Call at the railroad station for
ticket and certificate at least 30
minutes before departure Of
train.
Certificate are not kept at all
stations. Ask your home station
whether you a procure certi-
fieates and through tickets TO
the place of meeting. If not, buy
a local ticket to nearest point
where a certificate and through
ticket to place of meeting can be
bought.
D. Immediately on your arri-
val at the meeting, present your
certificate to the endorsing of
Mr.. N. S. Nielsen, as the
reduced fare for the return
journey will not apply unless
you ire properly identified as
provided for by the certificate.
Ticket Agent c. NJ. and st. p.
Ry. Hutchinson MINI. will vail
date Certificates on June 2 to
9th inclusive.
No refund of fare will be
made on account of failure to
either obtain a proper certifi-
cate, Or on account of failure to
have the certificate validated.
1t must be understood that the
reduction for the return is not
guaranteed, but is contingent
on an attendance of not less than
$50 members Of the organization
and dependent members Of their
families at the meeting holding
regularly issued certificates from
ticket agents at starting points
showing payment Of normal one
way tariff fare of not less than
70 cents on the going trip.
8. If the necessary minimum
Of $50 regularly issued certifi-
Gates are presented to the Special
Agent, and your certificate is
validated You will be entitled to
a return ticket via the same
route as the going journey at
one-third Of the normal one-way
tariff fare from place of meeting
to point at which your certificate
was issued up to and including
June 4th, 1920.
Return tickets issued at the
reduced fare will not be good on
any limited train on which such
reduced fare transportation is
not honored.
10. transportation Excluded:
No certificate issued in connec-
ton with a child's half-fare
ticket, or a clergy charity or en-
ployee's ticket, or any other
form of transportation sold at
less than the normal one-way
adult fare will be honored for
rpduced fare refining. nor in
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Men der baner sig ogsaa no
get nyt og lyst Vel gennem T.
%klarheden.
Siden ,,Kirkeligt V~erdensfor-
bundos Mode i Haag omkring
/. October 1919 synes der at aab-
ne sig snarlig Udsigt til en- For
s~taaelse mellem engelske og ty-
ske Missionsvenner; adskillige al
vorligere Misforstaaelser paa tysk
Side af de engelske Missionsven-
ners Sitting under Krigen sy-
nes we'd denne Sammenkomst at
warren bleyen rettede, medens en-
gelske Kristne paa deres Side
har faaet 0jnene OPP for, at de
tyske MissiOnerer har maatet
Tide mere for andres Synder end
for deres egne. Denne Begivenhed
maa hilses som Diet f0rste Tegn
paa, at der kan CRY en- ny Dag
for Samarbejdet j Missioner. Den
vii neppe komme straks, Diet -
ON jeg maa betegne Diet saale-
des - hjemmenationale Problem
j Samarbejdet, hyorledes Folk af
forskellige Nationalitet og med
udpreget Fedrelandskerlighed
kan arbejde sammen I'll Yer
dens Frelse, bley slet like be-
r9rt paa Observation-Disclosures /;
diets Tilstedeverelse traadte for
de fleste, og navnlig for de le-
dende Deltagere, ganske i Skye
&c for Diet konfessionelle Prob
lem, som blev taget med megen
Alv0r og nermede sig til en- god
o. varig L9sning. Krigen har
afsleret det hjemme-nationale
Problem i diets forferdende Dyb-
de M maa Diet komme paa Days
ordenen og, sikkert gennem sto-
re Yanskeligheder, f6res frem
til en- verdig o. varig Losning.
Lad os glede os over, at Be
gyndelsen er gjort.
Og dernest er under Krigen
Diet ude-nationale Problem kom-
met paa Dagsordenen med stor
Styrke. bet Wilsonske ,,Natio-
nernes Selvbestemmelsesret' har
affGdt, iser i Indiens hedninge-
kristne Menigheder, en- stark
Selvstendighedstrang. Tages der
fra Missionens Side visit paa
den, kan den blive EN- megtig
Hjelp til Fermgang mod Missio-
mems Maal: selYstgndige Nati0-
nalkirker, der paa egen Hand
f9rer Guds Rige frem liver /
sit Folk. Saa sterkt bryder de
rationale Observation-Disclosures
dringer paa, at de muligvis like
levnes Missioner ret mango Aar
endnn til at berede Arbejdets
sunde og solide Overgang fra
Missioner til Kirken. Den It'd,
der er tilbage, maa da bruges
med Betgnksomhed navnlig vii
der neppe kunne lagges for me
gen Kraft paa Skolearbejdet og
Frembringelsen af en- kristen
Litteratur paa Folkenes Sprog
saavel for de dannede som for
Diet brede Lag. IsGr gelder Diet
Folkeskolearbejdet. bet er san
delig like nok, at der paa hver
Missionsmark er indfgdte Lede-
re, der we'd, hyad Kristendom
er, Og, selv err kristne Person
ligheder; de Menigheder, der skal
dame en- selvstendig Kirke, maa
selv vide, hvem de tilh6rer, og
hvad de vii. Og Diet lerer de Tx
Ike uden en- kristen Folkeskole.
Men disse alvorlige Probe
mer kraver, at Missioner at al
Magt forsterkes netop nu, me-
dens Diet err It'd. Hayde Mott
Ret, da han kaldte Tiden ON
kring 1910 den a~fg9rende Ii
me-, a har man endnu stSrre
Ret til at BRUCE denne Betegnel-
Sc ON den nuverende It'd, blot
at Modem paa Grund at Svaghe-
den hjemme og Preset derude
or aaa maoet etdrre 90 kfmVer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-05-05
DANMARKS
CORRESPONDENCE.
I Generalstrikens Tegn.

erne var mettede med social
national og politisk Elektricitet
og Diet var klart, at Lynet maat-
tie slaa ned engang. Ministeriet
Zahles utiltalende Hangen we'd
Magten og diets Shilling til hele
Diet s6nderjydske Sp0rgsmaal
m IL fremkalde saa sterk
Modstand, at Kampen var uund-
gaaelig. 0g we'd Siden heraf
hang Lockouten over Landet,
den skulde begynde den 9. Apr.
Saa indtraadte jo aItsaa Diet
0jeblik, da to saa %personlige
Poitikere som Socialdemokra-
ten Marott og den radikale
Hr. Moesg a a rd-K e d Ell
fremkaldte Ministeriets Zahles
Asked paa graat Papir. Fra den
internationale Kommission = ell
Ter visit rettere fra Gensandten,
Kammerherre Greyen nix o p
|Castenskol i London
havde man gjort Kongen OPP
merksom paa, at Stormagterne
like MATTE udsattes for at
modtage ct Afslag fra den dan
ske Regering paa Diet Tilbud,
der Wide blive gjort denne at
commissioner - og dermed de
Allierede - i Flensborg-Sp9rgss
maalet. Med ct rask og dygtigt
Shit med Saksen fjernede Kon-
gen saa Diet fastklistrede Mi
nisterium fra Taburetterne, og
Diet lykkedes efter EN- Uges For
lob at skabe ct nyt Ministerinm,
som hele Folket anerkendte og
tiliublede, og Sikkerheden for
ct Valg linden April Maaneds
Udgang.
Forinden man a naaet tai
denne heldige Situation for
hvilken allie Partier men f9rst
og fremmest Kong Christian har
Kren hayde vi dog haft ct
lille Interregnum Danmark
Generalstriken Tegn. Paa en- me-
ningsl6s og ansvarsl6s Made
greb Hr. Zahles Hovmestre til
dette sociale K@mpemiddel
overfor en- politisk Situation,
der dog kun burde klares we'd
Hialp af den Stemmeseddel, som
Diet var Kongens Formal med
sin Handlemaade at stikke Fol
ket i Haanden. Og altsaa fix vi
en- partiel ,Generalstrike" -
hvor kun Arbejderpartiets Virk-
somheder MATTE holdes vedlige,
og kun de socialistiske og radi-
kale Blade MATTE udkomme det-
tie sidste trick skulde man sy-
mes var overfl9digt, dersom der
var tilstrakkelig god Samvittig-
he'd hos Observation-Disclosures og
deres Adfard kunde staa for
Kritik. Typograferne we'd de bor-
gerlige Blade var da ogsaa ra-
sende over at skulle tyinges nd
i en- Strike paa eft saadant TX
Ike fagligt Grundlag og lige for
an 4 Paaske Helligedage, hyor
de efter den geldende Tariff skull
de have tjent en- artig Shilling.
Men Parolen MATTE 10 lystres
der er endnu like saa mango
Marott' er j Danmark - men de
kommer.
Og a foer da Skr@kken for
Generalstriken Folk i Blodet. DE
havde like Blikket aabent for,
at naar dens Ikrafttreden var
besluttet udsat, f9rst ct D9gn,
derefter 5 D9gn, betSd Diet, at
Diet hele var en- tom Trudsel, og
at Arbejderne hverken var til
strekkeligt forberedte paa at Ia
ge en- saadan Strike eller ser-
ligt lystne efter den; dertil hav-
de de nu for lenge vennet sig
til den code Looming og Steg
paa Bordet. Man blev da ogsaa
Vidne til den for Hr. Zahle og
hans Kolleger triste Kendsger-
ming, at Socialisterne, der hav-
Ja ~cfil1ot Kanrap dot Ultima
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No certificate issued in connec-
ton with a child's half-fare
ticket, or a clergy charity or en-
ployee's ticket, or any other
form of transportation sold at
less than the normal one-way
adult fare will be honored for
reduced fare returning, nor in
Guided in computing the number
in attendance.
Samfundets Prester bedes at
oplyse deres Menighedsfolk ON
denne Nedsettelse j Pris for
Hjemrejsen.
Husk at forlange Certifi.
e., naar Billetten k6bes hjem.
me fra. Har Agenten ingen Ger
tificate, saa tag Receipt"
Med disse Certificates, date
ret May 29th til June 4th, un.
derskrevet af N. s. Nielsen oe
Ticket Agenten for G. M. & st
p. Ry. i Hutchinson, Mimi, kar
man saa kobe Billetten foi
Hjemrejsen for en- Trediedel al
fluid Billet-Pris den 2. Juni I'll
den 9. Juni. Men husk, der mas
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

ORDER OF EASTERN STAR N@ meets in Masonic HaD ,s<sZA Pearl Chapter, No. 6, meets NXAg iD Masonic Hall second and S fourth Tuesday of eacf
 month at 7:30 D n MRS. HILDA POLAND, W. M.
 Phone All. MRS. JESSIE BEVAN, Sec'y. P. O Box 2299, Phone sos, Chairman Re lief Committee, Mrs. Maude Perry. Phone Blue 6S2.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18

in the southwest In turn they are industrious, contented and capable, and expect to do good shift. J. w. Stockham is operating mill foreman, and as such has introduced many cost cutting devices.
 Glenn L. Allen devised the sulphide process as applied to Notation at the Shattuck mill, developed the flow sheet, designed the mill and supervis- ed it's construction. Mir Allen is mill superintendent, in direct charge of it's operation. He experimented for many months with a small plant at the Shat tuck mine, and again at the Copper Queen experimental mill, before r:nal- ly undertaking the construction of the mill. That the mill is success is due entirely to his careful preparation OeIore undertaking the project Many similar attempts in other parts of the country have been dismal failures.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
FLUX WORKING
 IN BEST FIND
 MADE IN MINE
Cross-Cut Strikes Largest Body Yet Encountered and
 Of Good Grade Ore

Developments at the Flux mine at Patagonia are progressing favorably Last Thursday a cross-cut was start ed east, from the station to the winze The cross-cut practically started in ore and up to last reports received from the mine 15 feet of excellent ore had been cut and the face of the drift was still in ore. This is the largest strike of ore made so far at the mine and the grade is exceptional ly good.
 The company has obtained the ser vices of J. B. Penney, formerly chief geologist for the Copper Queen co!c- pany, to act in consulting capacity Penney will go over the mine every two weeks and make his recomInen Nations. The management of the company believes that the services ol MT Penney will be of great value in all future development work.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
Oil GeOlOgist Is
 Deeply Impressed
 With Bowie Field

r. E. Compton of Ranger. Texas, who has devoted years to the study of the oil fields, was a passenger yes terday through Bisbee. having spent several days in the Bowie Oil Basin. He gave it as his opinion that the Bowie field is destined soon to take !an important place among the oil tyielding areas of the Southwest and expressed surprise that it has re- mained so long untested. He believes that the recent legislation by Con gress relative to the nations oil lands will immensely stimulate develop ment and production and end unlaw- ful exploitation and monopoly of the public oil domain.
 Referring to the work now in pro- gress in the Bowie Basin he praised the enterprise and public spirit of it's promoters and dwelt upon the fine equipment being now installed as af- -fording the only adequate and busi- ness-like means of achieving real re- suits with the minimum of delay. The progress of this work, which is being done by the United States Oil and Re fining Company, he believes, can be made to move rapidly when the new drill is put in commission, and he sees no reason why oil should not be drilled in within thirty days of intensive activity in view of what he
Bisbee daily review., 1920-04-18
BLACK CANYON
 RE6ION SHOWS
 MUCH ACTIVITY

The center of activity of the Black ,Canyon mining district of Yavapai county is the Black Canyon Mining company which is developing the Thunderbolt claim. This company has kept steadily hammering away for the past six years, and has to show for that work 1900 feet of drift tun nel on the vein, which has developed yit to a depth of over 400 feet perpen- dicular At one point an ore shoot 400 feet long was run through, and averaged from 1 to 9 feet in width, carrying silver values averaging about 20 ounces.
 Another subsidiary company known as the Silver Cross Mining company. is installing new hoist and will put the old 40-foot shaft down to the 300- foot level. running levels at each hun dred hTe ore vein is about four feet wide in the old shaft and at the depth of 40 feet, ore gave return of IA ounces silver per ton in actual saving from test runs. The company
 
 enough on this property to keep the 50-ton mill of the L. C. $. company busy hTe plant has Notation unit operating in connection with card concentration tables.
 Among the stronger of the newer operations in the Silver Zone Mining companys property. The shaft is now down 150 feet and the showing is very satisfactory.
 The Silver Queen mine is also to be developed in the very near future, new company being in the process of organization to finance the work. This group covers 5000 feet on the Thunderboldt vein. and has an ex- cellent showing This Thunderboldt vein is being worked for a distance of over 5000 feet. the Silver Zone, Black Canyon and other holdings all being on this great Assure vein. Dolan and Van Horn have taken over the Wigert group and plan to develop it. This is on the big cross vein to the Thunderboldt, which has never been developed to any extent.
 D. J. Thompson, one of the old timers in that section who has made his living digging silver out of the ground for many years, is planning to develop the Gertrudis group, which lis also on the big cross vein system. On the famous Silver vein there is also uite a lot of work going on. The Brooks group. the Cutter group, and the old Silver Cord are taking out and shipping ore.
 The R. & H. property, as well as the Bill Arp group, is under option.
 These developments mentioned are inly part of the properties held in this district, as it is several miles wide and more than ten miles long. This activity, however. inicates that there IS to be real predicting dis trict established in this section.