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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
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U.&.LASD OFFICE TrcsoS, AE1zoSs.
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U.&.LASD OFFICE. TrcsoS, hEIzoSs
 October 18th lss2. N-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PETRA ~ Ocovoa has tled notice of her lrtsutlol 70 make rnal proof Iu support ut her pr--emptlou claiu No s5, and that saiI proof will be made ,f tbs |. x. Land office at Tucson, Ariznua. on ou the list day Of NovefI he- l.s2, at ll o'clock a- m. for the \ F is Of the \ ? is and is and S W l4 Of the E 2. of Sec. 22, Township No l4, S of R. I3 E.
 She names the following wItrssses Co prove her continuous residence upon. and cC-tlVetlpn of said land viE- James ee, John HlIrT. Nm- F. Scott and Char.es Dunn. Juruor. Of Tucson. Arizons HENRY COUSINS, Register.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Ellison has secured thirteen more patents for electric contrvances.
 Mayor De Bevoise, of Long Island City, has been indicted for 'mbezzle- mrnt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
NERVOUS DEBILITY
A CURE GUARANTEED.

Dr. F. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treatment. s srecIEc for Hysre-ia. Dizziness, ConvulsiOns Nervous Hasdache Mental Depression Loss of Nemory. Sparuat0rrnOea. i1potency, IuvOluu- tary Emissions. premature old age. caussd by 1ver-sra-tior. -alI-l1u=e or over indulgence which Issi- tu m--sry. decay and death One box v'ill cure recent cases Each box contains 8. Uul-et s-at-s cCln- sent by mail prepaid on receipt 0f rrIce. We warautes six boxes will cure any case. With each order received by us for lIE tpZs-. accompanied with i've dollars NC yyiI send tbe purchaser our written guarantee 70 return tIa money If the treatment does not effect O cure trLarart-es issued only by
 J- ?. YOKE A. successor tp ~. II. Meyer, No
 % Con Er-6s street Tucson.
 Wholesale and ketau Druggist. Orders b mail ar regular prices. mklalyd&w
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
News Items.

Edison has secured thirteen more patents for electric contrivances.
 Mayor De Bevoise, of Long Island City, has been indicted for 6mbezzle- ment.
 An old and abar donei subterranean passage to the old fort at Castle Garden. \. r., was recently discovered by the falling in uf a sidewalk.
 \ New Hampshire mother recently, crazed with grief over the loss of her boy, was found digging open hIs grave, believing that he was alive.
 Professor Gould leaves the Newton Theological Seminary, Massachusetts Baptist institution, because his views have sweryed from Ca!yuIism.
 The Smith Paper Company of Lee, Pa, has constructed a dam across the HoUsatonic River, near Lcunox, and IS now on trial on a charge ot maIutaluiug a nuisance. creating malaria. David C. NevsOn. a Justice of the Peace at Columbus, Ind, won a wager by riding naked at monday. in an open carriage a distance of oue mile, through the streets Oi Che town.
 Scranton has two SIuEllS spclttlts, or about three hundred voices each, com posed almost wholly of Welsh miners and their families Both the leaders are daily tOilers in the mines, and yet they have the ability and the time tO train the singers Co take conspicuous part in a forthcoming mUsicGlfeStivall Tn Philadelphia.
 An aged, crippled woman kept hold oi the handrail, after ali-h;ing from a Louisville street ear, and thereby was thrown down, breaking her mp. 4 Iur! gave her verdict of s2jO0, but this has 1 been set aside by tle Court of Appeals, which says: A carrier of passengers for hIre is required to use the utmost care and skill which prudent men are accustomed to use under like circum- | stances, and no more; therefore it vas error to instruct the jury that the de | fendant, a street car railway company, was bound as far as human foresight and care would enable it, to carry the plaintiff with safety. This instrpctIou prescribed the utmost care and largest l. foresight Of the most skillful human being"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Calabasas. Oct. IS.

Hon. R. Y. Leatherwood left Friday morning on a prospecting tour through the country. He is a thorough worker and wlll have his fences in good trim on short notice, and as he knows all the broad roads, the lanes and the byways leading to the TreasuryshIp of Pima county he, in all probability, will leave none untraveled. He is known to be a thorough worker and will make the re- suit of his trip tcllat the coming cleo ticu as 1t will just bring him in sight Of the home stretch about a j0Ovotes after Elliott has got there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
HENkI COUbINS. heglst HaHnes A Stiles. Attorneys fOr applIcants.
No. 24o for a Patent to the
 New strike aIninE Claim.
U. s. LAND OTPHJE, Tucson, 1 Ocfnbar n Iasg

First publication. October s2. isss
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

James and Sallie A Buell. to L ( Hughes, lots l, and 3 in block 3L Buelrs Addition, Tucson, Sl.
 B T Russell to A Caldwell the south ern Pinto No. l, Pinto No. 2, Pinto No 3. Aio Junior No. l, AjO Junior No. , Ajo Junior Nc. 3 mines situated Tn the Ajo district, Sl00.
 Same to same North Mineral Bed mine, Meyers district, Sl.OO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

A great deal of merchandise is now passing over the A. T. S S F. and : 9. roads. bound for British Columbia It is mostly shipped from Europe ana Canada and always comes through II bond. At Demiug recently, the goCdi Iu several bonded ears have Lad to b' transferred to other cars belonging t' the $. P. road, owing to the first ears hay ing been damaged ou the J1urney. IE' transfer has always Co be made Uu der the eyes of a custom inspector. II is contemplated by the $. P. road tC transfer all of thIs bonded merchandis, at Demiug, as that road now has { great many empty cars going wes which tt wishes to utilize. Should this be done. it will require the employ ment of a large force at that place by the railroad and necessitate an increase of the customs force there.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Me Tell Ynn pIninlK

That Simmons Liver Regulator W III rid you of dyspepsia, purify your system, enable you to sleep well. prevent mala- rial diseases and give you brisk and vigorous feeling. It acts directly upon the liver and kidneys, cleansing, purify ing, and fortifying the system against disease. It will break mp chiils and fe- yer and prevent thelr return, and is a complete antidote to all malarial poison yet entirely free from quinine or calo- mel.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
ralnhasns Nominations

EDITORS CITIZEN: At a meeting this evening called by both Republican and Democratic parties, Col, (. ?. Sykes, was elected chairman and 4. :. White secretary. It was unauimOuslyyoted that one from each party be selected as Justice of the Peace. also one from each party as Constable Geo. ". Atkinson one of the present iucumbcuts was unanimous ly nominated as the candidate for the Justice of Peace by the Republicans and John McMurray as candidate for Justice Of She Peace by the Democrats. Antonio Soldago and Thos Smith as Coustablcs. All the above candidates t0 be placed upon both tickets.
 c. ?. SYKES, Chairman.
 A. $. WHITE, Secretary. Trf4lacas Dgt IS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
$500 REWARD.

yxry WILL PAY THE ADOyE REWARD w for any case of Livsr Complaint, Dyspepsia Sick Hsadachs, Indigestion, Constipation 0r COstiveuess -e cannot cure witA Vests Veze- tahe IaTsr Pills when the directions arc strictly complied with They are purely vegetable and never fail to give sstisfaction. Sugar Coated Large boxes, eontsing sO Pills. 9 cents Tor sale by all druggists. Beware of eountarfsits and imitatiOns- The genuine manufactured only by JOHN .. WEST d O., The Pill Makers. 70 is1 and 1s3 VI. Madison street Chicaro. Free trial packages sent by mail prepaid on receipt ls a tlree cent s,amp.
 J. F. YORBA, Successor to c. H. MsJer
 No. g Congre. 5t. Tucson.
 Wholesale and retail Druggist Orders ol mail at regular prices. mhl5-lydkW
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

The latest mineral discovery of note has been made at a camp near the Nee dles, on the Big Colorado river, in
 Arizona. The ore is gold and shows up a well defined vein of seven feet between walls, and from an average sample of the entire lode. 1t runs S25,0O0 per ton.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Recorder C. R. Drake returned yes terday from the GuusiCht country, and clves a glowing accouut Of the mines m Myers district. The group of mme= owned by the Guuaght Company have been more or less developed, and grad inr is now gong on preparatory to the erecting of a mill near the GuusigEi mine. There is lively interest m the camps of P. r. Bowling, N. Y. Camp beU and :. c. Williams. Wall * Brown have several good claims on their side of the mountain. Mr. DIake brought io some fine specimens of ore hom ths district. fruga the Gunsight BurrC Burro. Nontezuma and A!o mines and thinks that GuusiEht Is the coming camp Of Pima county.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Casa Grande.

This settlement and shipping point ior the king and other mines, IS fast becoming one cf the most Boted along the entire S. P. r. E. Il I- the supply depot of numerous mining camps sus- taiuiur lhe highest reputation of the Territory. It is thr most sUrFrisir, feature ur ;lis statuu that with aA its water facilities and excellent climate and convenient position to Los Angc- les for procuring all products of the market, that Casa G-ande is uotoriously lacking iu one oi the greatest requisites of the travelling public, namely,a a good hotel There is evidently a snug sum for tine enterprise and energy that will cater to the large travel of the coming winter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

The express box taken by the stage robbers from the Williams stage, was taken to Prescott a few days ago. IL was in a deplorable condition, and had evidently been broken open with big rocks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
To an American or German
 Practical Farmer

AN OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED TO <A lease 3u acres gf l-ricgltural land win two water rl----. hllltrus- Iu good orl-- a- a low rental. f.- -7vl 1- rar-- years. Iara-eI ucar AiausvIlle formerly known .= che w. B .--la.-' property. o- tle rl.a. For particular rre1 re Tucson. -a-sltW1t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Mrs. A. s. Pearson has received n new stock of hair goods of the latest styles, at No. 30S Congress street, Tucson, 4. T.. Switches from Sj up. Hair cQmbihgs strengthened and made in any .sty1e; also kid gloves cleaned. aWISi
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

Jailor Wilson has nine birds in the city iur. Most of them are caCed for being 1-unk or being covetUus ot their neigh bo-'s goods. Eight oi them are MsXi- cans and Indians, the other being a Chinaman.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

A dispatch from KOnigsburg says there has been a tremendous decline in the prices of Russian grain owing tO competition with America.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

The Mission mills, heretofore running wholly by water power, has entered a new era since it passed into the hands Of Nessrs. Davenport 6 Strauu. ] a se gentlemen have added a twenty horse power engine. which, clmbinet wi;h fine water power. gives the mill ca- ,a,itv of fifty barrels of flour per day. The Hour is as good. if not better than any that comes to tuls market, and illiN deserves the liberal patronage winch It appears to have, as since 1t changed hands 1t has been running constantly night and day. Our citizens cannot do better than foster a home industry of this character. which puts money m circulation and retains 1t in Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

NIT. II. J. Brown returned from ,ali- foruia on Thursday. Shortly after Eis arrival he opened the Hal safe m his burnt store ar found that # had stood the test remarkably well. The outer edges of the books were somewhat scorched. but otherwise were in good condition. Mir. Brown. well known as practical and active business man, will at once commence the recreation
 of his store and as soon as completed open ont again with a full stock.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
DR. LIEBlG. +o2 2ls 85t5Y b15nsI1a: STs5ET'

CONTINUES TO TREAT -ur- V SO -.rl.. U Homeopathy gv- cry fr-. s cll- nr DEr1-lc D.E HGs ua-r-sg u- Ur H-- l.a-. Eti. .4tsEltf z IN s-.r.HI.1lti. .4 ra.l-ls- laI -s-ulr llt clre for seminal Weakness. Nervous ui .hysCal Debility. Lost Nlll---. vlta- E1z- E1L5ti01, and T'I m. tr---hlr De- suits uf anl--t nature. a-ca--'- and r.Ef-!.l f.liH7. I. e Doe tur wl. .Eu's .. -.r.-uI Co .1r- faIt -I ...f t"r . H.Ha tll' b. me d-r.-.aH EI fa-.s .H nurr. The reason -Hu--1-I= cannot F-t ,eu-,-I Ui Seminal NIel--las- ..-.t tIH af-'Fa .l-t se- t1 uyElr -H a
 complication cali-I P-osllt1--- Lel, w.ica requires 60 Hpasl-i
 rasa-tiF. Di. -llIig ~ .N- NllDGA-OE- No. e, I- a Specific cure for PtJst--or-Lel. frlce of either luVieuT..-sr. .l Der bottle. or Q bottles flJ. Sent To lly al.- d.rs-s securely covered from al- -orva-iou. Seminal Weakness and FIlstaJC1hll drain vita.lv from tL- body and cHusa lumer- uu- di-alses that -ltLa oriInary
 mc.Ecl treatment. 1T allowed Co cuU-Iuue. the unnatural loss affects tLe vital organs. which
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Official Records.
bocATIox NOTICES.

hbNhlAON NNlAA Hf7- Parnell, Tucson district, October I, James Nolan, Robert Dore. Saturn, Arivaca district, Aug 23, Geo Clark, Oscar Macholtz and Chas Cranz Lr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

In asking the prayers of his cougrega- ton for the Lord Primate, the rabbi of the South Manchester England, Syna- gogue said: Thank Heaven the present time can boast of men who may be said to adorn the church of England, and with man of such tolerant principles at the head, there Is little or no chance Of that grand doctrine, the foundation of country's prospenty-the right of religious equality-ever being violated:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
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Applieatiou Ne. aSs for Patent Tor the AIIia
 Mining ciaka-
U. s. LAND Oryrcz TUcsOs. A,IrssA.

October 18th, N H NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAI sD- l " ward P Alhs and James McC. Elliott. wh0ss postothcs address is in care of T. L. Seles, Tue | son. Arizona. have this day lied tnsir sppiica- ton for patent for 1900 linear Feet CT the Ans mIns or vein bearing gold and sliver, win sur ! face ground 6CO feet in width. situated ID Har shaw Mining District. county Of FlDa and Territory of ArzonA. and deslgnated oy tne Held notes and official plst on hle At thls once as Lot Number ts in ss;d district. sand Lot No. ' t3 being as follows. to-vit: - . Beginning ct the initial monument at the N and center ot the claim where the loestlon n'S tice was placed. at post 3KS inches ecuafe 3 feet high. marked AIlis No. l." Thence s2 deg 82 min E. to the corner of clam Q a post sxs inches square. , 'eet high. Thence s 5 deg .Os min W l5OO feet so W corner of the claim Co a post sx3 inches sQus re-. , feet high, marked Allis No. ILL" from Mining District. bears 5 ls deg s5 min " ss5 feet distant.
 Thence s2 deg e min W 800 fee, to center of fee. hish. marked "AIfis No. ""
 Thence s2 deg e min " SOO fset to N W cor- ner of claim, to post Sxi inches square. feet
 fhsaee 55 deg min [. lsoO feet to the \. E. corner of the claim to . post sxs inches square. feet high. marked " Allis No. Vl.," and
 Thence g deg t2 min sOo feet tol the place of beginning.
 Masneuc variation. I2 deg Ss min, containing 2e.55 acres.
 The location of this mine IS recorded in the Recorders office sf Pima county. A. T.. in Book r, Records of Mines. pages SIS and 5Io. The adjoining claimants are the owners of the Com monvorth claim on the W; the owners of the Garfield claim on the \ E.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Allis Mine or surface ground are required to file their adverse claims with the Register of the United Ststes Land Othce st Tucson ID the Territory of AriEOns. during the sixty days period of publication hereof, or thcy will be barred by the Proylslons of the Statute
 HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 Haynes X Stiles. Attorneys for applicants.
 It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice of Application for Patent be published for the perioi of sixty dAys lten conseeutive weeksl ln
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Cheap Crorkery and Gia,.Nare.

The elections neither national Ter local, are allowed Go interfere with the low prices that have been iaaHgUrated and steadily kept up at the store ci A. D. Ous 6 Co, ou tue corner 1. Meyer and Pennington streets. They are cuu- staut!y In tine receipt Uf uew goods iL uew devices and for all purposes. No crorkery house m the Territory either can or does carry the amount of stock handled by them. It has as ifs head practical business man and an aggres- slye worker who not being content witn the large local trade that tue house deServedly commands. has entered into open and direct competition with the various crOckery houses in San Francisco and by legitimate cutting of prices bids fair to control the trade hitherto mOnopolized by them. Country store keepers and other merchants from ln- terior towns, can and do buy their glass and crockeryware in Tucson at the store named, and thus make saving on their goods iu addition to avoiding an expensive journey. lnasmuch as tue house in question, fully supplied as II is. with everything carried m the ilue. such as crockery and glassware of every known grade, lamps, chandeliers, gas tixtures, mechllics tools, painters materials and hardware in general, offers Inducements that cannot be given the .o by. in crockery and glassware they make their special efforts and in those lines solicit in addition to their local trade, the spondence and trade oI the merchants in the different camps and towns of Arizona and SO- uDra.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
AppiieAtion No. 2S9 for a Patent for the
 Garfield Mining Claim
U. s. LAND OFFICE. Tucson, A, I

October NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ED ~ ward F. Allis and James MeC. Elhott. whose postofice address is m care Of L. StlIes, Tucson, AriEona, have this day filed their Appli- cation for patent for 15OO linear feet of the Garfield Mine or vein. bearing gold and silver. with surface ground 6CO feet In width, situated m HArshaw Mining District county of Pima and Territory of Arizona. anc deslsnated Dy the Ea q notes and official plat hle in this office a Lot Number 33 in sad district, sand Lot Number l2 being as follows. to-Elt;
 Beginning at the initial monument where the notice Of location IS posted. at post Sxs inches souare feet high. and marked Gar No. l., whence U. \. mineral monument No 3. harshSN District, bears 3i deg ~ mn ", -S2O Feet dls-
 Thence S 3. deg i2 min E sOo feet to the s corner of claim to post s13 inches square oieet hfeh marked Gar. No. H."
 Thence & deg g min E 150O feet Co $ cor nsr of claim to post Sx9 inches square, , feet high, marked Gar. No. III" Thence g deg e min W 20 feet Co center Ot N F. end of claim to post 3I9 inches square, foot louz marked Gar. Ne. W" Thence N 32 deg e min W SOO feet tO the E corner of claim to a poet SIs inches square
 Thence < @ deg 2s min W I5OO feet to \ VI sSr- nsr sf clslm. to post SL2 inches square. 5 tset
 Thence g. deg I2 min-E S0O feet to the place of beginning
 Magnetic variation l2 deg Ss min. containing 20.4s acres.
 Recorier's office of Pima County, Arizona. in Book I. Records of Mines, page 25s.
 The adjoining claimants are the owners sf the Allis Mining Clam.
 Anv and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Garfield mine or surface ground are required Co file their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land Ofice at Tucson. A. T.. during the sixty days period of publication. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. HENRY COUSINS. Register. Haynes & Stiles Attorneys for applicants-  1 It IS hereby ordered that the foregoing notice | be published for the period Of sixty days ten consecutive Weeksl III the Arizona CITIZEN, a l weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A. T.. which paper IS hereby slgnated by me as pub lished nearest such claim.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22

An attempt was made to rob the grocery and commission house Of M. D Roca, on Main street opposite Alameda The robbers gained entrance, hut m doing 60 aroused those sleeping within. Three shots were fired at the robbers, but SD far as known, tLey escaped with whole hides.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
Application No. asO for the California
 Mining CIaipa.
us. LAND OFFICE. TuosoS. AAIzoNA.

U. :. LAND OYYICE TuOsoS, ARIZONA.
 October l5th iSs2. ~ ward P. Allis and James McC. Elliott. -hoss postOdice address m care of T. L. stiles, Tue son. Arizona have this day hlec their application for a patent for i4Ss linear feet of the California Mine or vein, bearing gold silver and copper. with surface ground 609 feet m width, situated in Harshaw Mining District. county of Pima, and Territory of Arizona, and designated bJ the field notes and official plat on tle in thls office ss Lot Number q. being as follows. tO-Slt
 Beginning Rt the initial monument at the rniq- dle Of the claim. where the notice of locauGn IS posted. st post SNs inches square feet long, marked Cal. No. l."
 Thence N g deg s2 min W 6ss feet to the center of the W and of the claim, to post S1s inches square, feet long, marked al. No IT. whence [. $. mineral monument No. 5, Hsrshaw District. bears $ si deg 10 mn V s25 feet dis Thence S s6 deg as min " 31O feet to \ W cor ner of claim to a post SI3 inches square. feet long marked " Cal. No. III.
 Thence s g deg sz min E iiSs feet to 5 " cor ner Of claim to post SrS inches square, reet long marked Cal No. ""
 Thence o5 deg 3s mn F 900 feet 10 center of \ F end to a post SHS inches square. feet long. Thence o6 deg & min F :OO feet to the corner of claim to post sIg inches square. feet long, marked Cal. No. VI"
 Thence g deg g3 min W tfSs feet Co the E corner of claim 10 post S1s inches square, 5fest long marked " Cal No. YIl.;" and
 Thence 5 6i deg Ss min W So feet to post No. Msgneti. varlation F deg & min, containing 1880 acres
 The location of this mine k recorded m the Recorders office of Pima County. Arizona, m Book [ Record of Mines. page 2s6.
 The adjoining claimants are the owners of the Commonworth claim on the northwest, the own er- of the New Constitution claim on the sCuth- east. and the owners of the Cosmopolitan claim on the southwest
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of -,id California mlns. or the surtace md 1rfftf fa with the Register of the United States Land Ohce at Tucson tn the Territory Of Arizona, during the sixty days period ot publication hereof, or they will b. barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. =
 HENRY COUSINS. Register, Haynes G Stiles Attorneys for applieants-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-22
\ New and Important Conner Find.

Col. Sykes arrived from CSlabasas last evening, bringing information of a new and important strike ID ihe Atlas cascc mountains, Q range comparatively unknown and lying about twelve miles west of Tubac. The ore is copper glance apparently ot great ucbucss, carrying, as 1t does, ah1Ut a.g-uty per cent Of copper together viIl largely payIng quantities of silver From a ten.fout hole, the only v1lE get done, some six tons of valuable ore iave been taken. The property curr.-.s savtr cialEs, al Ol which are ssii % possess insignificant indications esE-i f' ta- oa- e.eust.
 The clsgoyCrerf ~e-. Lt.srs.J JuhrsuI and Magrv who hare --socia,-u them selves with Col. Sykes for i!- v-lop- mtut and proper o.errr.s a. tLr mIaef. All copper ores TUuAE- value :rCm fifty per cent. up VII ac hauled to Gala Da-as and Chen sii.pea 1y ,eii -o Balti- more for reduction. AI ores working uuicr the per cent. --i~e- v'il a" worked on the grounds. 20
 Tit be demonstrated that t5e lodges are permanent, Col. Sykes u.li, with bis usual enterprise, g' oGc. begin the erdc- ton of tLenecessarE su1t .sers. Men aTc now at work Uith iml lrla.t results. The mines ate ea~y of a.asss and abln- aantly supplied wit. 2.sG, water, etc.