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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-29

Our lady readers will find condensed ac-
count of Fred Grsnt's wedding upon the first
maze
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-29

One of the little Martinson twins being
cared for by the ladies' aid society, died last
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-29

The GrgSlus ral9d-ss, travelling grasshoppcr.
locust, or whatever You have mind to call
the hungry customer. ha, attacked killed aud
eaten up the common gra-shopper. q thu
country. We are assured by farmers tat
this is q fact.
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NOTICE.

Al persons are warned n q TO purchase or No.
ga'Iaie FOR note drawn b e II Mccormick tor
three hundred and forty dollars and PAYABLE 70
j Mccormick, dated April. l-7s aud iu. Jsr-
uary iss6, a. the condition If the note haze no,
been flifiied. and VIII not pay the same
'9-S { II MctoaNfcK.
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Short communications from two farmers,
touching the proposed issuance of bonds.
will be found upon the outside Of this paper
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-29

Next Saturday night the republican NOM
inee VIII hold a meeting in West Wichita. 4
lively time is expected.
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See notice OF county superintendent, 10
teachers with reference TO public examine
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-29

Maj. Kirk, L. ;. A. TT. Dodge, is visiting
Col. w. s. jenkins.
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Patents on all lands entered prior to Dee
4lst, 1873, are now ready at the land Office. 1t
would be well for the parties to whom the
patents belong to get them and have them duly
recorded. which may save long and tedious
litigation at some future time 44-tf
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Mr.. J. 5. McCulley, we incidently learn. is
building large and commodiou. hricS resi-
dcnce on his place on the Cowskin The
building Is lSXa6 with l. l6Nl2, two stories
high and with a good cellar Mr.. McCullcy is
also building brick barn 30x30. u foot walls
and 10 foot gables. His farm is near Horner'S
mill, nearly fifteen miles from Wichita. We
expect to get better description Of the place
when finished
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-29

Geo. L. Harris has gone to ST. Louis for a
fall stock OF cloths.
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Tickets for the social hop can be had at the
Post Office Book store.
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An eclipse of the sun at the cruciiixon of
our Saviour. Ahem.
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Rowdy Joe is dead He was one of the
Black Hills party, an account of an attack up
on which by the Indians we published last
week. Mayor Hope received letter from
a party At lank;on. who was acquainted with
Joe and saw his remains. Upon the second
page we publish an account ofthc affair.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-29

Last Saturday al the witching hour Of mid
night, AS pale luna. the queen of the night,
was from the zenith Of the heavens shedding
her silyory light upon ocean aud prairie, and
smiling back in consistency upon the god Of
day. our naughty planet swung in between and
with her shadow covered the face Of her safe
lite. This pretty game of "po-pecp'' was
watched by many OF the young people of our
city. who, no doubt. would enjoy about one
eclipse each week. Prof. Ward. Of cur city
schools. kindly furnishes us an article upon
the subject which viii be found elsewhere.
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Make note of the Concert tomorrow
night.
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LIST OF LETTERS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fd1y sets Of harness at Iow prices at {. NJ.
Garrisons Sutf
Every thing IN the harness and saddle line at
c. ". Garris,on's soft
Dr. j. h. Miniurn. Dear Eidridge. has Tor
"a two yoke u tine WORK cattle, or VIII trade
them Tor span OF horses OF mules. SOFT
All wor, warrante 10 be as represented a;
{. N. Garrsons ;Otr
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There VIII always be found with Us miss
and women's and children's boots and shoes.
mems and chlldren's hats and caps mems and
children's ready made clothing. trunks and
yalises. dry goods. staple and fancy Rock
river building paper; full. general and sea-
sonablc assortment of fresh and new STYLES in
their respective lines. all purchased with care
and especial regard TO the absolute require
mcnts Of a frontier people, Of the best makes
and brands, a cheap as long experience and
money can purchase. aud sold at small adj
vance on counter cost. our stock and build
ing belong 10 u. business chiefly done within
ourselves, thus avoiding the necessity of charg-
ing consumers the expense, waste and shrink
age often incident to the requirement of mid
die men. TO see % believe. Call on VIM.
G. Woodman, 80 .i 81 Main street. Wichita.
Kansas.
y. B.-Money to loan by mortgage in sum.
to suit borrowers. on one to I've years time
First Arkansas Valley bank.
il-tf WH c WooDvAS * SnN.
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Up to this date. Wednesday. Oct. 2Sth.
there has been no real killing fro>; in the VAL
ley. this fall. Even sweet potato and tomato
vines have been little affected. The prairie,
are fast doning their winter coat OF brown and
the foliage of the forest trees are slowly turn
ing. but apparently more from the effects OF
the downward flow of sap than from frost.
Irish potato vines that were cut of by the hop
persare again putting forth and new potatoes
are setting. and growing rapidly. so Tar the
fall has been simply delightful.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-29

60 EAST BY WAY OF ST. LOUIs.-In these
lays of competition the wise traveller select.
his route before leaving home. In almost ev-
" instance he desires to reach his dcstina-
ion as speedily As possible, and for the ac-
complishment of that purpose the Missouri
.'aciiic through lire from the west to the east.
via Kansas City and st. Louis. offers induce
nents unsurpassed by any other line in the
ountry. Everything connected with the Mis-
-ouri Pacific railroad is first class, and the
option of the Miller platform and Westing-
louse air brake. together with its Pullman
>lcepers. aud reclining chair coaches. render q
rip over the line perfectly safe and pleasant.
.'asscngers from all Kansas City, Leayenworth,
Ntclison and other prominent cities are land
ed in ST. Louis a. ,oasonable hours morning
and evening. ano ample time to make direct
connection with all railroads for every point
in the north, east and south: Particular in
formation with maps. time tables. etc, may be
had at the various Through ticket offices in
the west, or upon personal or written applica-
ton 10 g. IL. Baxter. western passenger agent
Kansas City, No., or +. A. Ford. general pas
>enger agent, st. Louis. Mo. i5-if
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sophie Watson. the Wichita burrlaress. was
brought before Justice smith. Yesterday. and
held IN the sum Of $500 for requsit.on from
Scdgwck county.-LaTr.gcs journal
>ordic Watson Is col0red woman. but no
burglaress Being brought back 10 Wichita,
the evidence showed that she had in hcr
possession clothes that did not belong 10 her
but wiich:werc given 10 her in payment Of a
debt by a colored man by the name Of ksisey
who il appears purloined them from colorcd
woman By the name Of Johnson. Sophie vas
released and Massey was bound over for
Grand Lareenv in The .nm Of Sshl
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Sheriffrs Sale
" 4 Tboms- 60

" : Ib0H4ss { -. !
/ 4 Harris
District c5urt ii the Ish Jzlsciai district. Ssas-
wick county Kansas,
By virtue oi A. order - sale i-sasi ont q tis
district coDri % the G1h JgascIal district: -sfla-
- and fl1T >esl-9scs county. h.1sss. wherein
4 Ihon9as & 60 ar plstaflIs azsi L r uaT-
re- &, siatcusalf, viii, H1zsszy tie Is dsy u
NavcEEheT y y 3s-4 sgs % ciock z ~ ths
coErih-sHse 1e1r be ths civ q " lrhEts. oGsg fgr
sale Il laAiic auction. - ras hsza~ss bigGrr fff
cash IL ai- ali the rlEi is4. zaa in;er~s: % r1s
defendant l. r Harms. ia ard 20 IT, tsLiexiz<
described rial FfgPeTTy. to-~H
The southwest quarter 81 o: sccfsol No -.
township No =. sonfs ~ rzExS NJ ] es.t IN
>esi<wsck csuntY zn1 -tst. o; hsusas ssl1 real
property zil - sold he property q sefens1Srs
l. b Harris AID vii b sod 70 sa-ssfs sas4 o-s.sz
o! sale
>as-sE-s sssor. wisAst.. gszsa.. DC. 81.
a "a II MASSEY >Aer.-,
b. A. 7. MASSEY, U1ds- SheziS &.
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CATr.E.-W Wanted to winter or keep a num-
Der OF years, on shares. have one of the best
places in the Walnut valley Tor wintering
stock, and having had good deal of expert
cnce IN wintering Texas cattle in the last eight
years. believe can 90 as well with two hun
dred head as any other person. References:
j. c. Lambdin, l.. T. Friend, of Eldorado: f.
X. Powell, Augusta; J. C. Fraker, J. X.
Mead. Wichita; or most any Old settler OF
Butler county, of 90. Correspondence solic-
ted. EDWARD JEAKINs,
26tf Eldorado, Kansas.
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John NJ. Crowell. L. 5. Mail agent is in the
civ
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Oak Hall clothing store IS the only clothing
house in the city that has brought on fall
stock of goods. 26tf
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See programme of Concert Friday evening
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-29

In connection with the following list
we have for sale several tracts Of land,
ranging from to 20 acres, adjacent 10
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency of several of the best
business lots in the business center o;
the city. Call at our office for infor-
nation as to price and location.
SPECIAL FOR A FEW DAYS.
NO. 315-i60 acres, northeast quarter section
10, township -, west Price 600.
NO. 5,4-l60 acres southeast quarter of sec
ton 30. township 20, west, some I'M
provements. P,ice 800.
NO. 3U-lG0 acres. 10 miles east of Wichita,
watered by Four Mile creek, II acres
OF hardwood timber, 10 acres in cult
walton, 81 acres enclosed by good board
and post fence, and good frame dwel-
ling, situated in a good netghborhood
and within half mile OF Midland post
office. Price 400.
no. 533-Southeast quarter Of section Is,
township -. range | east, 1879 acres {;
half mile north of Wichita has 80
acres of timber, - acres in cultivation.
I4x24 II story frame house In good
condition, watered by the Little Ar
kansas river. Price S3,jo0.
NO. S3i-lG0 acres. northwest quarter of see
ton II. township ., range west. ~
miles west of Wichita; 100 acres IN
cultivation, I2xl4 pine house in good
condition. three-quarters OF mile IN
hedge. Price $500, part cash and
balance on time,
NO. S40-lG0 acres, 8 miles northwest OF town,
30 acres in cultivation. Price 20 per
acre.
NO. 3i9--IGO acres. Il miles southwest Of this
city. bottom land. Price 500.
NO. j50--Northeast quarter OF section II. town
ship y. range ] west, 100 acre>. good
bottom land. Price $3.50.
A GOOD BARGAIN.
NO. S55-lG0 acres, q miles southwest OF town,
watered by the Cowskin. Price $3.50.
NO. 3l1-l60 acres. miles northeast of town;
II acres in cultivation, and hedge
rows broke. Price $3.50.
No. 3l6-IGo acres good land, ) miles north
west of W iehita some improvements,
Price $500.
NO. 3lT-A good stock or agricultural farm
1l20 acres. with 800 acres OF timber
entire tract watercd by the Little Ar
kansas and enclosed with wire fence;
100 acres in cultivation ; D miles north
OF Wichita. Price SIS per acre. part
cash AMI balance on time, secured on
land
NO. 3l9-5 acres adjoining the city of Wichita.
40 rods east OF depot. Price 500.
NO. 324-I6o acres. northeast quarter OF see
ton .. township -, range | west, ~
acres in cultivation, l2xi4 frame house.
five miles northwest of town. Price
$500.
40. 213+l6s j6-lO0 acres first bottom; 20 acres
broke miles from this city north
east quarter of section ,, town q.
east. Price $500.
NO. 2GS-lGo acres first bottom land, - acres
broke, 3 mites from this city. south
east quarter OF section 33, town %, !
east. Price Si2 per acre.
NO. 262-NorthweSt quarter Of section .. town
ship -. range | west, all bottom land,
miles from this city Price BOZ.
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All wool deaines, at forty cents per yard,
at bankrupt store.
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Ii you want 10 purchase suit OF nice cash
mere clothing, of The very latest fall styles.
cheap, 20 to the Oak Hall clothing house. 20
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OF Park Township.
For County Attorney:
GEORGE II. ENGLISH,
OF Wichita.
For Clerk of District Court
NJ. A. RALPH,
OF Illinois Township.
For Probate Judge:
CHARLES y. STAFFORD,
of Wichita Township.
For County superintendent:
JOHN DAVIS,
of wacq Township.
For Coroner:
JOHN r. REESE.
of Wichita
HARDWARE, ETC.
M. 2IM M RLY
| DEALER IN
HARDWARE,
STOW ES, TIN w A r E,
THE CELEBRATED GARDEN CITY
PLows AND CULTIvATORs.
BRON'S CORN PLANTERS.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
Roofing, GuttriaG, and oil kinds Of Job Work
Done 10 Order.
NO. 25 MAIN STREET,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
OLD RELIABLE
St. Louis Hardware Store.
HOUCK g BRO,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FL A r d w A r E
IRON,
GLASS,
CUTLERY,
AMMUNITION, |
Agricultural Implements, /
CHAMPION REAPERs & MOWERS,
Ohm DEER, MOLINE AND ROCKFORD
SKINNER Flows,
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ii. ID. Lit, who has charge of the bankrupt
stock of dry goods, is always ready TO show
goods and give prices. 2Stf
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{. G. SUoT
GEO. FISH
October .. 1874. Conn
One OF the proprtetors of the osare \

One OF the proprtetors of the Usage Mission
Mills, while here the other day said. we un-
derstand. that however good the Wichita City
Mills might prove, il would be six months be-
fore good ilour would be made We guess
that was an interested assertion or pretty
bad mistake TO be made by pretended miller.
From the first halt bushel OF wheat that went
through the new mill we have big loaf of
bread baked by Mrs, llsrgis. the wife Of one
of the rronrictors. and we have no he>itancy
in saying that no sweetor, whittier or better
bread was ever made out of Usage Mission
flour, or any other -four made in the state Of
Kansas. our wife, whom we think is a bread
baker. says it i number one Snowy white
and fiaky aud about a foot thick. we fi>ted
and preyed upon il SUNDAY. We and our ba-
bies. until our eyes stuck out in fairness.
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\ cooperation meeting of the Disciples of
Christ. composing the counties of Butter.
CONVEY and sumner, Kansas. win be held at
Prairie Garden. five mile, north OF Belle
PLANE. commencing " lnc>day. the 18th or
November, 1874, n > o'clock p. H. Approach
crs. elders, brethren and friends Of tAv church
Of Christ are cordially invited to attend
Come one come all and cheer Us with vour
presence and aid US with your council. AM
pie provision will be made for ali.
WM WRIGHT
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All wool blue and scarlet merinos. at ninty
cent per yard. at the bankrupt store, next
to saint Louis hardware store. 2Stf
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The best assorted stock Of gloves in the mar
ket, at the bankrupt store. 2stf
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Mrs. Buser is doing superior worsted work
She makes saeques, hoods and all kinds o
silk embroidery work. Residence on Market
street, north end. soft
A nice lot OF side saddles jus. finished at c.
! NJ Garrison's. 30tf
! Parties desiring to borrow money on real
estate. or sell notes secured by the same will
find it to their advantage Ia call on Ii. c. Day
before trying elsewhere. Office with W. E.
Stanley. New York block. up stpirs. 3Ot3
TAXES PAID.-Those persons who own
land in Sumner county, Kansas, but are nom
residents, will find it greatly to their convent
ence aud advantage to forward the money
necessary to pay tax on the same in money
order on Belle Plaine post-office, Sumner
county, Kansas, TO J. W. Forney, attorney at
law. at Belle Plaine. Mr.. Forney is prompt
and reliable. 29tf
Limburg cheese, Holland herrings. Ancho-
vices, Sour krout, all in best order, and fresh,
just arrived ut HESS & GETTo. 2Gst
Catsup by the quart or gallon best in the
market at Hess AZ GETTO. 29tf
All paper, are sold at New York prices at
Reimer's Book store. 29t2
Take advantage OF the change in prices and
buy your papers and stationery At Reimer's
book store. 29t2
Honey and Goldfish at HESS IL GET. 29tf
Salmon in any quantity and at fair prices at
HISS Il GETTo. 29tf
New Prices at HESS X GETTo. 29tf
At bankrupt dry goods store, Japanese
silk al one dollar and ten cents per yard. 2Stf
Call and examine the great stock of dry
goods, which is sold at cost at the bankrupt
store. astf
For gents white and undershirts, 20 to the
store. 2Stf
II. b. Lift who has charge of the bankrupt
stock Of dry goods, is always ready to show
goods and give prices. 2Stf
The best assorted stock of gloves in the mar
ket, at the bankrupt store. 2Stf
All wool blue and scarlet merinos. at ninty
cent per yard. at the bankrupt store. next
to Saint Louis hardware store 2stf
a II wool delaines, at forty cents per yard, !
at bankrupt store.
CATTlE.-Wa to winter or keep a num-
Der OF years, on shares. have one of the best |
places in the Walnut valley Tor wInterng |
stock, and having had good deal of expert |
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For gents white and undershirts. 20 to the
bankrupt store. 2Stf
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Mrs. Buser is doing superior worsted work.
She makes saeques, hoods and all kinds Of
silk embroidery work. Residence on Market
street, north end. 30tf
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At bankrupt dry goods store. Japanese
silk at one dollar and ten cents per yard 2Stf
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Call and examine the great stock of dry
goods, which is sold at cost. at the bankrupt
store. astf
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A nice lot OF side saddles just finished at C..
NJ. Garrison's. Soft
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No. <lf--ls.s aeTes iu seri5oa -. t9sst.-t + =
raase ] east - zeTss l.sasF. = %
c!.tl74fsan. E6V1s Fsae .seuss. eatff-
az Is tie Arkzutz- r4yer. n5ss.
south q isSn. 3rsrs SEa-
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WANTED.-To exchange well improved
farm OF 100 acres near Butler, Bates county
Missouri. for Texas cattle. Address G.. NJ.
Wilson, Butler. Missouri. 22-tf
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Parties desiring to borrow money on real
estate. or sell notes secured by the same will
find it to their advantage IL call on Ii. c. Day.
before trying elsewhere. Office with W. E.
Stanley. New York block. up stpirs. 30t3
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Take advantage of the change in prices and
buy your papers and stationery a, Reimer's
book store. 29t2
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shiiehter& Russell have the largest assort-
ment of heating stoves just received which
they will sell at the very lowest figure; select
your heating stoves in time; the wogon is
ready to deliver stoves to any part of the city.
and a good practical timer will set up the
same. Give Shlichter Il Sussell call. and
examine prices before you buy elsewhere.
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Hobson Il Cox, at Oak Hall. have just re-
ceived 4 new and splendid stock OF clothing
suitable for both Texas and local trade. which
will be sold at prices in accordance with the
hare times. They are constantly receiving
goods manufactured to their own order. es-
pecially for this market. 20
Arizona citizen., 1874-05-02
Santa Rita Mines.

| Col. Boyle of this city, returned few days ago from London, where he had been perfecting arrangements with several English capitalists for the working of the long abandoned Santa Rita or CelerOS Sil- yer mines. These mines, according to Syl- vester MowIy's late report, are situated in the Santa Rita mountains, eight miles east of Yuba, about seventeen miles from the Mexican border, Arizona, well timber ed and watered. They were originally worked by the Jesuits, who frequently made salt-cellars out of the solid silver eX- tracted, for the Jesuitical fathers, and from this were named Celeros mines. They were afterward worked by a New York company of capitalists, and were abandoned in 1856 on account of the hos tility of the Indians. Among those killed while working these mines, were the WrightsOn Brothers and a brother of Syl- veSter Mowry, who succeeded each other as uperintendentS.
 The claim of the New York company has been purchased by British capitalists, and comprises a Mexican grant of 320 acres of land, conveying minerals also. It is their intention to transport the neces- Sary machinery and large force to the base of operations immediately; and for their better protection company of one hundred and fifty armed and equipped men is being organized, and will leave this city in a few weeks.
 We may soon expect to hear stirring news from the new mines, and general waking up of the Apaches.-[ Alta, April 16.
 We noticed in cur last issue that Col. Boyle was on his way from England with one hundred and fifty men to work the Santa Rita mines in Sonora. We made diligent inquiry for these mines, of persons acquainted in that State, but could find no one who knew anything about them. Now il seems from the above extract that the Santa Rita mines of Arizona are those that Col. Boyle and company have pur- chased. This is quite an agreeable sur prise, and we hope it is true. We have eX- amined these mines and believe they are good and if properly managed will doubt less prove a profitable investment. Col. Boyle has had great deal of experience in the silver mines of Nevada; is an Eng lishman by birth and has the confidence of English capitalists, with whom he has long been connected. The opening of these mines will make market for our farm products, be of great benefit to Tue son, and the deserted houses of old Tubac eight miles distant, will again be inhabit- ed. Col. Boyle evidently labors under a false impression as to Indian difficulties and probably is not aware that Gen. Crook has been down here about two years eXer- cising wholesome peace influences over the Apaches. There has been no difficult ty for the past year in the vicinity of the location of these mines, and Col. Boyle can now go there in safety and alone, if he desires.