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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
OATMAN COUPLE
 MARRIED HERE

Last Monday Zelma Eastman and George Stoney were married in King man, at the home of Mrs. Ada Rob- inson. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. H. Dodd. Both the bride and groom are residents of Oatman. Miss Eastman was formerly stenog- rapher for the Tom Reed and MT. Stoney has mined around Oatman for number of years being a partner in the Stoney-Ferra lease which has at tracted so much attention lately with it's highgrade.
 The couple returned to Oatman the same day where they will make their home.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
GOLD IN AUSTRIAN ALPS

Gold is where you fine it", is the saying of Holy Writ and this is one of the most trite sayings that the good book contains, as gold has been found in almost every conceivable place in the world. Now comes the report from Switzerland that gold in pay quantity has been found in the Austrian Alps, the property being un- der development and producing about 100 grammes daily. The mine is sit uated in the high Alps near Cross lockner, one of the picturesque towns of the republic.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
Several More Diamond
 Drills To Start Soon
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(Contlnued From Page 1)
 large ore reserve when the lateral have been run at depth of 300 feet. The strong flow of water tapped in the footwall of the vein a few feet below the 1O0-foot level caused con- siderable delay in shaft sinking until a pump has been installed. The presence of water in the vein is evi- dence of the strength of the Assure and an assurance of the persistencv of the ore deposit at depth. The shaft Will have depth of 200 feet the first week in March, when it is purposed to cut station and then resume sink ing. At the 30O-foot level explora- tory work will be done east and west of the shaft. The management will then be in position to determine the best point at which to sink a main working shaft so as to reach the ore bodies in the most economical manner. Diamond drills are at work at the Merry Widow property adjoining the United Western and will be at work about February 25 at the Oatman Combination property. On or about the same date the drills will be in con- mission at the Argo property. Rep resentatives of the Big Jim Consoli- dated were in Oatman a few days ago and arranged for the diamond drilling ot the acreage. The Tom Reed com pany will start diamond drilling op- eratlons in the Red Cloud shaft, near by the United Western, within few days. The three-compartment shaft on the Oatman Gold property, ad- joining the Oatman United, is show ing stringers of rhyolitic-quartz. This condition indicates that the continual tlo nof the Oatman United ore body will soon be tapped on it's dip.
 J. A. Tarr's Garage has accumulat- ed a large number of Parts Cata- iogues for your convenience. (Adv.)
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
TO REMOVE SURCHARGE

The state corporation commission has been informed by John E. Benton, solicitor general of the National As sociation of Railway Utility Commis- sioners, that the surcharge now taxed against Pullman tickets will be remov- ed. This surcharge has long been considered an outrage by the travelling public and why the I. c. c. allowed it to be maintained is past finding out. After paying for berth privileges the company charges a few other things to remind the traveller that he is in the hands of the Pullman company.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
GOLF BECOMING VERY
 POPULAR IN KINCMAN

Fore If you do not know what that warning means you should be careful not to get out on the Golf Course these fine days without suit of armor. Golf balls are flying thick <and fast and the Grand Old Game bids fair to become very popular in King man and its environs this spring.
 Work of clearing the course with grading outfit has been under way and the disagreeable feature of ball-hunt- ing is gradually being eliminated. Caddies will be useful shortly only for the purpose of carrying the luggage as the course is sufficiently wide to enable the novice, as we'll as the more proficient player, to keep within bounds. Should the weather permit, the course should be completed with in the next week and with little ad- ditional work during the season the expense of upkeep should be small in deed, being mainly the upkeep ot the putting greens.
 Membership in the Club has been gradually growing and now the records show thirty-five who are keen on taking a longer lease on hfe-tor that is just what it means. Moderate physical exercise together with total mental relaxation in just the right proportion is the very best insurance in the world. One cannot use his own life insurance, but one can prolong his life by getting outdoors with a certain degree of regularity, a thing made possible by the fact that golf demands constant study from a scientific standpoint and constant practice and play to master its many intricacles and without doubt today holds the at- tention of more people than all the snorts combined insofar as actual par ticipation is concerned and represents investments running into many mil lions of dollars.
 Do not wait for some club member to ask you to join. All you have to do ;s to show up at the Club and your ;n;tiation fee will entitle you to arm WON'T self with the needful clubs and balls to begin the chase of the little white pill. ., ..
 Any club member will gladly assist the novice and so far four-somes seem to have it over the two ball matches here.
 Seventeen players were counted on tho course at one time Sunday and the spectators were as many.
 Judge Ellis of Prescott, one of the hest in the State, visited our links several times during his recent visit and made very creditable scores' con. ksidering the unfinished condition o1 he course. .'.
 Joe Rosenberg is getting so good that he plays under a handicap.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
FIVE MONTHS OLD
 BABY BOY DIES

The five-months old boy of MT. and Mrs. Owen J. Rhoads died at the fam fly home in Oatman on the 18th of this month. Services were held in Oatman and the remains brought to Kingman for burial. A large number of Oatman friends accompanied the remains to their last resting place in Mountain View cemetery. The par ents have the sympathy of the com munity in their affliction.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
Slim Picking

The red faced man sat in the court room listening to long list of ln- dictments being read, the majority of which were for bootlegging. ,,.
 "Gosh!" he breathed, "what would this court do without prohibition !'-- Wayside Tales. .
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
Suspicious

"Ah suttinly is glad to see yo' out of dat horspittle, Sam. What done happen to yo' in dar?" "Ah done had nah bones X-rayed." "An' An bets a five-spot dey was loaded"
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IN MEMoRIAM

The following was copied from
Raleigh News and Observer. and will
be of interest to friends here, rs de-
ceased was grandmother Of Mrs. J.
Eugene Jones, of the Gap;
The death of Mrs. Frances Muir
ply Deane. (widow of the late Col.
Thos. DeVane). who passed away at
her home in Red Springs a few days
ago. removed from our midst type
that was peculiar to the old south
a type that is almost extinct. Mrs.
DeVanc was in her ninety-iirst year,
and possessed rare vigor of body and
mind broad culture and splendid
Judgment she was great lover Of
truth and justice, and had that rare
poise and dignity, which those of the
old regime possessed Mrs DeNunc
enjoyed the best educational advau-
tages of her day graduating with
the class of lSiS-oI Floral College
which in that day was the nccc:.
of Presbyterian girls in Eastern
North Carolina She lived through
the trying days Of Civil war and
measured up to its manifold respon-
sibilities. When Shermun's men in
vadcd her home she was alone, on
d farm, with many small children.
one an infant of few weeks and
with her mother confined to- bed
She was the only daughter Of
wealthy parents, and possessed d
rare collection of valuable jewell.
which these "men OF the baser sort"
heard OF through the slaves one
night while searching her home, they
demanded her treasures and fed
ctal officer made "A dash for hen room
door, She was standing near, and
dared him enter so his next step
was the torch, which hc commanded
one of his men to apply to this hrig-
less home. Then, Mis- DeVaue dis
closed the hiding place (iu the
ground OF this Very valuable box
which they soon eNhumed and bore
away. With her home swept of ev-
cry Necessity of life with zeal ana
cheerfulness and turned To TASKS that
hen hands before, had never touch
ed. Many Of us remember how Re
construction days tried mems souls
the outcome WAS IA rare type 81
character.
Beneath a mound Of beautiful
lowers sorrowing friends laid her
% rest. The pallbearers were grand
sons-J. b. Dickson, Tom DcVane,
Paul and William Dickson, r. d..
Dickson and w. H. Elliott.
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Get Together

This is no time for internal strife
among the American people. 1t is
the time to pull hard, and all to-
gcther.
While we are self sustaining ma
ton in every sense OF the word, our
prosperity yet depends to consider
able extent upon conditions that ex-
ist in the rest OF the world. We
have large foreign trade-or did
have and when other countries are
financially down and out our markets
are limited to just that extent.
No one can tell when Europe will
be on its feet, or whether it will ever
be so again.
With such conditions prevailing,
it becomes more and more mperitivc
that the people of the United States
cultivate a closer spirit of cohesion
ana unity of purpose. with the vel
fare of our country as their ultimate
goal
Only such governments as are
strong in right and might will pre-
vail. Others will fall by the way
side, never 20 rise again in like form.
Lay aside petty disputes a conn
try prospcrs only as its people work
in amity to !, correct and given pur-
pose
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LOCAL ITEMS

c. Z. stone and family mo,ored to
hhrhorsville,ky., last week and spent
several days with relatives
Mrs. X. L. lngIc and little son,
Hobby. OF Hazard, KY, are visiting
Mrs. lnees' parents, Dr. and Mrs.
W. ~ Baker
Mrs j S. wampler and little son.
OF Norton, spent several days in the
Gap last week with relatives and
friends.
Judge and Mrs. =. T. Carter and
children returned to their home in
Gate City Inst Friday nftcr spending
the week in the Gap with relatives
and friends
Mrs. ". e Wolfe, Of Wilder, is
in the Abingdon Hospital this week
Mrs. Wolfe is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. G. NJ Brown Of the Gap.
George Goojloe left last Saturday
morning for Richmond, Va, where
he will attend school at the uniyer-
sity.
Arthur Foster, Carl knight and
Earl Wilson LEFT Monday afternoon
FOR Lexington, VA, where they Will
attend school at Washington aud Lee
University.
William Beverly, who is teaching
school ut Lynch,Ky., spent the week
end in the Gap with homefolks.
Jimmie stump. Of norton, spen,
Sunday in the Gap.
The Woman's Missionary Society
OF the NJ. :. Church, south,will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Carncs Thurs
day afternoon.
Otis Mouser LEI, Monday for Lex
ington, where he will attend school
At the Kentucky Military Institute
Miss Pearl Miller. who spent sew
cral weeks at her home in Rarbes-
vile, ny. returned to the Gap on
last Friday night
Miss lnez Cherry, OF Norton. spent
several days IN the Gap this week the
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Kelly.
Harry Kelly left Tuesday morning
FOR Lewisbure, W Va, where he
Will resume his studies a, Grecnbriar
College
u. u. pieraon. Jr,. left Tuesday
Tor Charlottesville,Va., Where he will
continue his work IA, the University
this winter
Miss Lcllia Maudc Realty. OF Wise,
spent several days in the Gap last
week the CUES, OF Miss Elizabeth
Kelly.
Miss Corrie Long left Friday for
the Abingdon Hospital where she
will resume her work AS nurse.
DR.. W. c. Painter is spending
this week with relatives at Pulaski.
Misses Carrie and Annie Rhoads.
Of near Roanoke arrived in the Gap
last week where they VIII spend the
winter with their sister, Mrs. White,
aud attend school here.
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Miss U,unrr,tn Skp,u l.f, Vu.s-
day moruinr for l,n,,.r,na,,,.
All NH. N, uin ,t,nnd srnogi =,
tho womnn's Cou.e.
Mrs' James Slr'hn ana daushier
'i'AS Lena, spen' 'as' week up v ASH
~ = ~ ''lNi'' ana anuEn,er'
M'sS 1'An1''e' "nd ne''e' MiSs hcss
after Spending several days in wasf-
ing,on and Baltimore.
H. Ill, MI
d,nrber MI. Fr,,,. y r,,,,. n.,
Tuesday from an extensive motor
NIX uip to points in y c. and $. g.
By the way OF Damascus, Blowing
, I1jr I I," i'.'.' Ill.,. M h w. HIM.
n.y.. M, ~ ''' III" I'LL '''
MIN ,b,,a ,. /, '"i., H V'u' ''''
ton, S. c.
= ., ""n'pier spent Monday IN
'',vS''ut on nuS'ness,
ne N"Hie a'uHY N'uh W'i' meet
ON ',''. " gnn'sNny afternoon Sep'emner
e. l. Tnvlor lain pnv.n viii n.
the subiec, for tho nft,rn,op
L. r. uiyhsnlith of Wilmington.
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sons, James and Lewis. returned last
weeS TO their home in the Gap from
Kentucky River near Richmond Ky
'"'SS Nei' "n"ofuer' VINO mas
oee, spending 'ne summer months
ed las, week to her school near Co
iumbus. Ohio.
Dr uosl;ns dante, &c A.
ral.cbia lof, Ed. mish, g., pr
chester, Mimi, where he will spend
month.
Mrs. Amnn Sl.mp Myers and
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An Instruction TO Chinese soldiers
reads. III the rifle is broken use the
butt; if the butt breaks use the list !.
il the fist fails use the teeth" We
would add, if The enemy pulls out
your teeth, ten him he is no gentle
man London Opinion.
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Medical Student: what did YOU
operate on the man for, Doctor"
Doctor: Three hundred dollars"
Student: Yes, ! know, hut what
did the man have"
Doctor: Three hundred dollars"
Stories and ToAsts.
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a near sighted man went to II
portrait exhibition.
That's the ugliest portrait I've
seem he cried angrily, but striving
to get "a closer vicw of 1t.
Come away, you old fool" wills
percd his wife, that's a mirror
Georgia Cracker
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FOR SALE

thoroughbred Boston Terrier pups.
Two months old. Nicely marked ma
hogany brindlc. Prices reasonable.
j. W. ASliWORTH,
1857 Coeburn, Va.
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Va Dr." Su-''r me well-healts ~
OF flya eggs. pred.e llghl, /
flour. add one-hnlf pound n. :,
one-fourth POUND each of CUR, 80,
candied cherries finely cut ,so -
OF citron cut In thin shred, III
half pound of suet timely q. E,a,
creained onc-half NJ rm,4 :
meg. one and one-half tts.,n,.,.,'
mace. the same ot salt ons Az
n cupful nr orange ju.ts, nj,
and fold IA the stlnly hea,4a
OF the c-ss Turn Into III.
tube lnold aud sttmm M 4 i
hours. Serve with:
Lemon Sauce. Nix csre,9p,
tablespoonful ~ cornslarep ,,l
cupful OF hne grnnalated ,u,.,
tie sali, AMI one cupiul n II.
water, white beating CONSTANT, 4
i've to SIX minutes. ail ,ug n.
'poonfuls Of lemon juice ana !,
INK of tile rlud, two tahi nj.
butter and geucrous grating n
meg.
Steamed Brown Bs,y-y1 +
cupfuls OF brown bread ctuni, @,
two cupfuls ~ chopped annie IA, 7
thirds OF ii cupful OF brown su..,
cupful OF seeded raislns mlr-i !
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HeMTCnF'
GBLNEYszt
cepyrtsht. isii. we,,,,7 -

'f1' "e'iffn N..,..>~t
"suppose tina, this here 49,,
the skipper with 80. ~
"Ghouid lose her L.a,l,-S
and bump upon a Sion, : ~
Suppose she'd SILVER -
when save ourselves a. 80: y,
The mate replies ''.s;l'
"Oh. blow me eyes,
Suppose again she shoult,,-
-wall,e. In,
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WHAT SHALL WE EAT,

This is season OF tile year s,.,
rScmhcr of the family will NJ
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English ..
Puddini 1
on'- AsIt9.
stale tt.l
crumbs la,
milk u,t.
cupful. =
cool adj
fourth ota,
Evening star., 1922-05-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued

BAUMAN & HEINZMAN.
Sl2,0O0-NEAR 18th ST N.W.-Not far from
the reservoir: this detached home
would make any one proud to own.
1t is new and modern in every de
tail.
s7,45o-NEW HOME located in of the
best n. sections: rooms and bath
brick; h.-w. heat and electricity
pOrches: plenty of room for garage
and garden. Easy terms
SO, 0,O00-NEAR I4th ST. .N.W.-The price is
SO. coo. but less than $4,000
The nome is and has rooms
and bath; INV. heat and electricity
There is not better location 10 De
had for home
INSPECT No. GiO KENYON ST. NV
This neat little home must be solo
10 settle an estate; rooms and bath :
h.a. heat and electricity; Lear ga
rage. Must have cash.
sIS50-NEw H0ME-A 20-ft- front box
house with h.-w. heat. electricity,
hardwood floors. colonial porch, sleep
ing porch. yard 10 alley; terms,
81 esb cash and $75 per month. You
will be pleased with the home and
more than pleased with its loca ton
So, ,5So-NEAR CONN. AVE. BRIDGE-A
small apt. bldg. showing splendid
returrs modern in every way: could
IL used as home and made to pay
for itself the same time.
BAUMAN & HElNZMAN.
Phone Main S5da .ii 18th 81. NV.
Evening star., 1922-05-23
MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 H St. NV.

CHEVY CHASE
PRICE. S16.1Ju
Unusually attractive, detached home. with
stucco finish: center-hall plan: large living
joining: four large bedrooms: complete bath
and shower; finished attic with servants quar-
ters; all modern improvements: garage: terms
arranged,
SAUL'S ADDITION
PRICE. Sli.5U0.
Fully detached home in a splendid section:
very suitable for two families. il has
outside entrance TO the second floor, contains
ten large rooms. two complete baths. electric
lights. INV. h.. hardwood foOrs: large lot with
several kinds of fruit and a garage; possession
and convenient terms
DOWNTOWN
PRICE. $500.
Near 10th and h sts.: Wei constructed brick
residence having nine rooms and modern tile
bath: excellent hot-air heating plant; in good
condition; owner occupant Will give immediate
possession; reasonable terms.
CALIFORNIA ST.
PRICE. Sl6.OOc.
Situated on 0 desirable block near Columbia
road 1t is NOW vacant and is in perfect con
dition throughout. Has twelve rooms. two
complete baths. large rear porches. riectt'v
lights. h.-w. h.. laundry facilities and serv
ants toilet in basement Also has brick ga
rage for two cars.
PRICE, $3.50.
The hest buy in Takoma Park: convenient
to the street cars. stores etc; detached home.
with six rooms and bath. large Class-inclu>+I
rear porch. electric lights and excellent heat
ing plant: lot 50N130: terms 81 600 cash. bal
ance moderate monthly payments.
HEDGES & NIL
MEMBERS OF THE WASHING
1874 II ST wv.
Evening star., 1922-05-23
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, d. c., WASHINGTON,
May ~ I922.-Sealed proposals will he re-
ceived at Room 500 District Building, until
O'Clock pm. May 81. 1922. for placing as
phaltic surface on Naylor road Sc, from
Alabama ave TO ID. c. line For detailed in
formation apply to Room 42I District Build-
ing. CUNo n RUDOLPH. JAMES y. ofS-
TER. CHARLES KELLER, Commissioners.
ID. {. my22ot
COMMISSIONERS, d. c., WASHINGTON,
MAY %, 1922.-Sealed proposals for con
structing Power House at Gallincer Hospital.
18th and Massachusetts ave. Sc, including
all mechanical equipment and radial brick
stack, will be received in Room sos, District
Building. until . O'Clock pm, June ., 1922
For detailed information apply 10 Room AZ
District Building. Deposit of $40 required
10 insure return of plans and specifications.
CUNo II. RUDOLPH, JAMES Y. OYSTER.
CHARLES KELLER, Commissioners, n c.
my22-6a
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SHANNON
713 14th Street NV.
NEAR 18th & COL. RID.

NEAR 18th & COL. RID.
large rooms, tile bath, hot-water. cleo. CO.
lonial front porch, two rear porches in excel
lent condition; owner leaving town; anxious
for reasonable offer.
PRICE, $1,000.
18th ST. EXTENDED.
Facing Dickson's Home. Semi -dtached: 0
rooms and BATH hot water and gas houses in
this location have sold for considerable more.
PRICE, $12.500.
PARK RD., WEST OF 18th ST.
rooms and bath; hot-water, cleo. must be
seen TO be appreciated: ro"'" fnr garage.
PRICE, s13.500.
HARVARD ST, JUST EAST
OF 18th ST.
Semi tached; Z rooms and bath. on two
floors: modern: excellent condition. This house
is 22H feet wide; garage.
PRICE, $14,500.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Beautiful house, on d lot 10Ox150, contain
ing large rooms and bath, with a center-haIl
entrance; garage; reasonable terms.
PRICE, $4,000.
RANDALL H. ]
O0Z
Evening star., 1922-05-23

FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, MAY "a, AT 4:3O PM
1924 1922 1910 and Street Southwest and
Nos 5o4 and 500 Street Southwest Business Prom
critics included this sale. and balance are DWELLINGS
Sale begins at No. 1924 Sixth Street S.W.
THURSDAY, MAY 18th. AT 4:5O PM
9H Sixth Street Southwest; Store and Dwelling
4S2 and 4S4 Eye Street Southwest; Dwellings,
49O and 4o2 H Street Southwest; Dwelling
us Sixth Street Southwest; Dwelling.
10 Sixth Street Southwest: Dwelling
Ola Seventh Street Southwest: Dwelling located an
business
On this day the sale begins No Oh 9th St
and the balance will be offered the order
The properties well located in the southwest and
suitable either for homes Investments Terms OF sale and i
information will be furnished the sales You are invited
attend.
JAMES F. SHEA
Trustee Estate OF Mary Martin Deceasei
o43 Louisiana Avenue n
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Phone Main lO2%

MOUNT PLEASANT.
PRICE, S9, 800.
Thoroughly modern home. containing
rooms, tile bath. front and sleeping pore,
electric lights, INV. h.. hardwood floor: lf. ,
garage Tor two cars. 1t is in fine coma
and easy terms can be arranged
CLEVELAND PARK.
PRICE. $4,000.
Beautiful corner home with all moderi,
Nenlences, including a built-in. heated cara
has four large bedrooms, large Twin.
with open fireplace. rear porches: Sart.
throughout; owner will give immediatr
session.
on THE HEIGHTS
PRICE. S10.5O0.
Located between 14th and 10th sts au8 :
little eoove Park road; a CompardtivciA
home; there six good size rooms Is.
front and rear porches, open Fireplace ar
every modern convenience: large rear ~.
with room for garage: terms arranged
wooDLEY PARK.
PRICE. Sl2.5oO.
Undoubtedly the best value obtsinubI.. d.
this section. II j. a colonial-siyIc iri,E %.
and has nine rooms and tile bath. electr
lights h.-w. h. and oak floors: there is also. g
garage: easy terms
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON SITS.
PRICE. Sl2.ooc.
Attractive serni-detached brick residen"e
having SIX rooms. reception hau and harH. o.
closed breakfast and sleeping porches. eIertri.
lights h.-w. h.. metal weatherst rippra
oilet and laundry faciliues in the basement
INC,
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD
Phone Main 1923.