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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
a Pleasing Musicale,

One OF the incest impromptu musicales
which II has been the good fortuLe ri
the reporter 10 attend occurred last
evening ut the residence Of Col. aud Mrs.
j. q. Albright, When the scribe arrived
there had assembled large number OF
the clty's best people aud they we're in.
deed treated 10 some excellent vocal aud
Instrumental music. Tue piano playing
OF Prof. Sodring, teacher ard yirtuoso,
was charming and good, at once pro.
nounciug the professor the equal of some
OF the world renowned piano performers.
The singing oi Mosdamea Spencer aud
Pope, Misses Claude Albright and Mabel
Hawlcy, aud the piano playing % Mrs.
Albert Eisemann aud Miss Mabel Stevens
was delightful. showing conclus,vel y
that Albuquerque has hne vocal and
instrumental talent Four Minses-
Kent, Albright, Spencer and Harris 30
lead by Prof. ID Mauro. one OF the finest
violin artists in the country, treated the
crowd to most pleasing production on
the violins. Little Louise Harris, daush.
ter Of Probate Clerk Harris, also rendered
q piece on the violin. At IL O'Clock
refreshments, such as Ice cream, cake and
fruits, were handed around.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

Jail and searched, Q complete opium
hsnd's ouifit-the pipe made out Of q
small bottle, several letters aud = Few
other things we're found on his eliot hing
tie refused 10 give his name, aud thi.
afternoon he will have q trial before Jus
toe Dcnham, probably on the charge 81
trcaphsslng on other peoples property
A few evenings aRo Ralph IIallotan
while at the depot preparatory to going
to the Pecos country. had his shot GUT
stolen from n car, and the party arrested
waa noticed around at that time. Mar
nhsl Maston bencyc that he Ia the th,cl
and will nlso cndeavor TO hold him on
the charge u theft
Mrr. Lamm and aughters. including
Miss Esaie who IN the intended OF l.. ID
Mandell will arrive 10 the city this even
ing from Denver, coming hore 70 be in
attendance at the sick bed Of Leon
lsamm, aon and brother. Mr.. Mandell
went up the road last night and will
meet the party at Las Vegas.
w. A. Maxwell, OF tue Black Diamond
Coal company, and Robert Gibson,
nine superintendent Of the Gallup Coal
company's mine, both gentleman OF Gal
lup, are here 10 'day, and Mr.. Gibson will
remain over To see the ball game Sunday
afternoon between the clube " Albu.
querque and Las Vegas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Cew sey's Deadly shot.

THE CITIZEN learns that yesterday
near Wirgate several cowboys and
Navsjo Indians got into a quarrel. and
one OF the Indians was shot and killed.
The news lacks confirmation here.
James Bragail, Wells, Fargo express
messenger, came 10 on one Of the pas.
senger trains, from the west lsst aighs,
aud lie states that when his train
reached Coolidge he was asked about
the killing at Wingate in which a Nav.
aio Indian was shot TO death. Mr..
Brasall is not in possession OF the
facts relative 10 the killing.
At Coolidge the Navajo Indians were
reported conslde rabiy excited, and n
Posse had started out after the murderer
and his companions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

The 4. 4. h y, +. railroad company
has done tho handsome thing by New
Mexico in the matter Of reduced rates to
and from tho territorial fair. Its pas
sehger fare on thus occasion will be one
cen, per mile each way between all
points north as Tar as Denver and south
az Tar IN II paso. while all exhibits will
DO transported to Albuquerque and
back free oi charge The A. n l.. line
from the Needles make .he same pas,
senger rate. It IN certainly very gene
rous concession and one that New Mex.
lcos citizens will fully appreciate. New
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

the Gepeinbeimer smelling companys
works. The territory ~ New Mexico.
especially those Interested IN mining In
Socotfo county, will miss Mr., Austin
aud his cSi,mablc wife
II 4. Hail, manager ~ the Albuauer.
que Foundry aud Machine worka. wife
aud child, yesterday moved out u the
mesa residence 1T A. T. Wallis, Who with
family, are NJ rtcscn, IN New York Tor
/ the summer
Mre, II. L, Nudge wife ~ Division
Superintendent Nudge, who Ia enc % the
s"ltchmen ut present IN the Santa Pa
yards here, came n? from San Marcial last
night. Mira MacPhciridge accompanies
The lady to the r,ty
Dash, tho faithful house dog " Justice
Drnhnm, huas himself this morning nj
1899. Dash has uren ~ the habit ~
following Nre Denham, aud on her
leaving ~" house this morning she tied
linn up ~ The stable. Ou hsr returning
home Dnsh WA found dead, banging on
the outside ~ the building lie had
Jumped through the window and could
not get bnck
Last nigh, Henry H. Smith, special
United states bank MANNER, took the
south bound pnsaengcr tram FOR Sucnrrc.
He spent two days here, examining tho
two National banks, which lie found IN n
thorunghl! excellent condition. During
u, absence ~ prrs,d~rt Folsom, ~ the
Albuquerque National, 4. W. Jones',
second vice president, gave the examiner
all necessary information
Grp. II. Anderson. reg stcr - the land
office al folrom, thus territory, died u
lew days AZ ~ TRINIDAD, Colorado. The
Ad,'rtrs"r s'Dtra that at one time Mr.
Anderson sas one ~ the oil kings ~
prnrs} Nnun, ms FORUM" .mpuutiug To-
over S2un'np but ud,rr,ity came aud
his fortune WAS SWEPT away Through
tie kLd ul'i'co = old fr,ruds. he was
appointed T. H." ctlitc Winch lee held at
TIE time = his death
\ trN dns pGu DR.. Allison operated
uu thr 'ruplr bone, ah,No the right ear
~ Ntcanur llrrrc "a, - Las Vegas. who
"us r"tuu-iy, aud At that time thought
fatally. injured in the bloody light, be-
tween the ilcrtrra. aud Sanduvals. a.
las N'gus u lew months ego. The oprr
alton - proving eur"rss'ul amt Mr. Her.
rrrh will r"lurn humr ,"on, having hll
his h"orlue faculties completely re-
stored
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Board OF t.aualixatloa

The following item of interest to tbs
city 10 clipped fiom the Santa Fs Me-
Mexican:
The territorial board OF equalization q
taxes held another session yesterday
Judge w. L. ilazledine appeared befor
il ON behalf Of Messrs. Jacob Se,igmal
and Geo. +. Crane, trustees of the Atlss
tic 4 Pacific railroad grant. The land d
this grant had been returned at - cent
IN acre, in Bernalillo county IT, was raisei
TO 10 cents per acre, and in Valencia h
20 cents, and Judge iiaz etline prrseniei
the protest OF the trustees against such
increase. District Attorney Whitems,
opposed AN! decrease. The matter W.
tskea under aivIsennent 10y the board.
Mr.. Chllders, for the Albuquerque Nt
iional bank. submitted list " ID,
stockholders 10 that corporation AID
claimedtbat M The stock certificates wen
evidences OF indebtedness and not property
under the law Of New Mexico the debtt
OF these shareholders should constitute
an OH set against their stock; no all III
stockholders owned the money the bauk
would. under Mr.. Childers argumepl,
have to pay taxes on but t.3,0W out d
it's total stock Of $1,000. the board d
equalization very promptly dismissed ths
appeal, holding TINT taxes must DO paid
on the full amount OF tlO,1D.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
From San Antenio.

Aug. HornuUg, a well known manu-.
factursr Of oo0ts and shoes at S3O Nolan
street, ban Antonio. Texas, will not soon
forget bis experience with an attack OF
the cramps, which he relates 40 foilows:
IL was taken with violent cramp in the
stomach, which ! believe would have
caused my death had II not been for the
prompt use OF Chamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy. The
tirst dose did me 81 much good that I
followed u up In twenty minutes with
the second dose, and before the doctor
could gea 10 where was, did not need
him. This remedy shall always DO one
Of the main stays Of my family" For
sale by Thos II. Burgess a Son, drug.
gists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
Panic Ia ashurrh.

Last Sunday evening, at Prescott, Ari
z)na, n large Rochester lamp in the
Methodist church. fell 10 pieces while
services were in progress, splitting gal.
Ion OF burning oil on the seats and car
pet. 4 panic ensued, hut'ths crowd got
out OF the building without any serious
accidents. The fire Companies promptly
responded 10 tue alarm, aud the fire was
soon under control The frame walls OF
the church building are intact, but the
interiorHnd the root IA u total wreck.
The Pueblo Prcos says: Mrs. Nsstor
Armijo and servant, u i.As Cruces, and
Miss LOTTO Peroa, 81 Sau,a Re, New
Mexico, are guests NJ the Southern, en-
route on tour ui Colorado. They repre-.
sent the wealthiest families OF New Mex
leo, and vii. 90 TO the Pacific epast ere
returning home,
Have We truly any great men at tho
present day; Some doubt It and AJAX to
be. shown the modern Washington,
Franklin or Webster. However, this
may be-, OF one thing ws are sure, there
never was greater blood purifier than
Ayers Sarsaparllla
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
hsard OF Equalization.

At to,day's session d the territorial
board Of equalization the appeal Of Rev,
Gentle, OF Albuquerque, was considered
briefly and more time given the appel
liant. District Attorney Whiteman aud
Deputy Assessor Boad appeared FOR
Bernallllo county aud urged that no
reduction be made in the A. 4 =. grant
and other cases from Bernalillo county.
4 letter from the clerk Of Dona Ana
county notified the board that Col, w.
L. Rynerson has appealed case where
in the Southern Pacific roads assessment
has been raised from 5000 to 5000 per
mile, The appeal has not yet come 10
hand and the board wrote the clerk 10
forward It at once New Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

Chas blanchard, the pioneer hardware
merchant Of Las Vegas, has made an IA.
signment The amount OF the failure
IL not made public.
The following letter, which speaks FOR
itself, has been sent out 10 the trade and
the creditors ~ Judge Blanchard:
Las Vegas ~ NJ. August 3rl. 1891. 49,
Dear Sir Government suits. for large
amounts, although dismissed ~ The
conrts, after u siege ~ four years, have
proved 10 be most severe on my finances
and disastrous 10 my credit. Not having
any assurance that such malicious pro.
secuiiuus will not be repeated, ! think It
lsmy duty 10 protect my Legitimate ia.
ierctS, md to-day, without reserve, pre-.
ferrlng no one, make the sacrifice ~
my feelings, and place into the hands ~
two persons. whose integrity and honor
are beyond suspicion all my worldly
T,osseesions, for the benefit Of those who
may have claims against me. Begging
Tor your indulgence and generous
sympathy. Respectfully.
CRAs. BI.ANCHARD.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

who has been DR.. IIimeo's substitute at
the Atlantic n Pacific hospital during
hia vacation. hAs icascd MAnlell's stable
un SECOND street and will establish \ vet.
cr,naty hospital aud inlitmary there
nr Price - u graduate ~ horse surgery
and has tpc Credentials from many army
ofliccre and was assistant instructor ~
horse shucing tu the United States army
at jefferson barracks fpr ucnrly two
years.
The Qua club held u very important
and interesting meeting last night. and
everything was arranged for the grand
tournament which occurs Il, the far
grounds on Aug ~ aud continues three
daye \ " gram detailing the shoots
Will bc issued thus week, and Secretary
Pope VII, then know pos,t,oly what
cities viii participate IN the sputi II IA
now understood Tat Denver, Pueblo. III
ra,n, Las N,gbs and W,naloN will send
their very bcst shuotcrp
=. u Carter, Vhu had q difficulty with
lluu. T. y IIuhboll at pajnt,o recently
M Which the latter NaA shot, had Il pre-.
lImlunry hearing before the justice ~ the
peace - cd tuau yesterday afternoon,
and vas bound over to- the next grand
Jury ~ the sum - sG.uu a very heavy
ball considering that Mt Iiuhbcll IL now
vel and conducted lIs own side of the
Ease liz SISTER, Miss NJ Garter, ~ San
Ia Fe, came down yesterday morning on
the early tram aud vas at the preliui
nary trial = her brother The lady vii
t"uan here until Mr.. Carter secures
bar
Mrz SallIr ,,auso and Msz Mary lien.
h3N, teachers - the Albuquerque gov.
eminent ltdiau school, are enjoy rug
their |caN" ~ hhr"urr IN tins city. the
gu,-'s ~ pfu' il.dgu. Both - these
rrhnei ladies have received transfers IN
IT," Indian school service the former TO
u" NaNHgp agency, aud the after IT, the
thloCcu, Oklahoma, agency. The com
missioner ~ Indian Affairs wrlirs them
that ;hcy vii b- retained at the schuu!
here ~ employee until the time fpr them
T. - o. their new appointments Should
thcs ladies decade not h. continue ~ the
Indian service" II ~ understood That they
"lll b" employed ~ teachers IN thN put.
hr schools ~ this city.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
~ Pase Hose Team

This evening Chict Charles Kiefer will
select his running team to represent the
III Paso Fire Department at the contest
in Albuquerque next month The chief
means business and proposes To take the
best runners possible, 90 that the other
folks will know that FL Paao is in the
sport, whether sue wins 4 race or not
# is safe To predict that the boys Char.
Icy selects will aot and bs in good condl.
ton when they are called upon -Tri.
buna
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
To the Public.

Caddo Mills, Tex, June ., 1891. From
my Own personal knowledge can rec
ommend Cham berlains Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy Tor cramps IN the
stomach. also for diarrhea and hux. Il
10 the best medicine l have ever seen
used and the best selling, az 1t always
gives satisfaction. A, X, Sheriff.. Tween.
~ and % cent bottles FOR sale by Thos.
II. Burgess a Bon, druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
nInNEI,lN1Isr.

Both Stack aud Welsh are reported 4
good condition Tor their mill Saturds
night Mt the opera house Every eveulu
and morning the men GO through sever
training, and this morning Welsh walks
five miles, reducing his avordupois coo
slderably. i. will be- square glove con
test, and tickets are being purchase
readily
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
eIub MrrtiaE

At the meeting ~ the Commercial clul
last night u resolution Was passed ~
tending invitation 10 Cen. VI Cook aud
stan, - wet Albuquerque dJrug the
territorial fair,.nul rendering them tie
huspttauties ~ the club during Their
stay ~ 'he cit!
II was also resolved to unite with the
railway pllicrrs HHd employees - Albu.
qucrqu" IN t"Gdrtug to- Mr Robinson an
expression u the high esteem N which
he is held 10y the people 81 the town
IA the form - u iarraell entertainment
to br gwen sometime next week. \
crmmltt-" ~ three Consisting ~ Mtssrs
ltpse, Barbour aUd Hancock, were ap
pOlhted I" represent the c!ub ~ arrange
ing Tor the Entertainment
la accordance with the Suggestion ut
the people OF Santa fr, and other towns
Interested 10 the matter. a committee
was appointed to prepare and publish "A
call Tor n convention Ia bc held ia Albu.
queraue on the 10Th ~ S-pirmbcr. IN the
interest ~ the proposed extension ~ the
Denver ~ RIO Grands railroad, and a.
invite the attendance 81 delegates from
Denver, Pueblo, Santa Re, Cerrlllos. san
Pedro, Socurro, San Marclnl. Las Cruces,
White Oaks, III Paso, and all other points
Interested IN the enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
aupreme s'ours

In the territorial supreme court ,hl
morning the case Of Waddingham VI
Lucero was argued by Mr., John II, Rns
bel for Waddingham and by +. Dosu'
for Lncero.
This afternoon tho case OF Candslarii
Va. the A. I, 4 s. +. X. H. will 10 argued
by Judge Waldo for the railroad aud b,
Mr.. Is. \. Rodey for Candelaria.
The case Of Skies Va. the A. 4 r. Il \
may also be reached this aiternoou,
Judge ilazeldine and Judge Waldo I'd
the A. Il T. Il, H. aud Is. y. Rodey ID
Skies. Both are personal damage sui,
IN which the railroad company were sue
oessful in the lower courts,
The case OF Cert Va. uadaracco, invcl|
wing a cigar contract, from Albuquerqpal
was argued and submitted yesterday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

"fes," remarked Secretary Pope, "out
Gun club Is fully and thoroughly organ
lied, and our merttngs are well attended
We have about arranged FOR the grand
tournament, commencing on the ~ h d
this month and continuing three day,
Clubs have slanlned their desl 10 com.
from Denver, Pueblo, Cheyenne III Pas4
Las Vegas and other places, AMI as sou,
AZ tho programs are printed copies VII
bc mailed them, The money purses an
liberal. while the medal prizes Of golt
and silver ara costly AMI unsurpas.ea
The boys nre practicing and we expect d
win come ~ the handsome purses sBa
prizes"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
i'Ardonn issued,

For cause deemed amply good and
sufficient the governor has commits
the sentence Of Ralph Kriewitz, Of 30
zorro, sentence to three years for mu''
der in the third degree May ., 1891 y
Que and half years imprisonps meat
Francisco Trullllo, ~ ColinI county, sesI
fenced for life Tor murde-, had his eco
,ence committed by Governor Ross =
twenty-five years. and now, because 8
the special good behavior Of the conv's
and there being some mitigating circus
stances in his favor, Governor PnpS
has further committed his sentence VI
fourteen years imprisonment, Ne"
Mexican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

+. w. Rlecke, chief Of the tire depart
ment, states that the running tesm 4
practically made up, and Scott knight
who IL doing the training. is getting out
OF the boys substantial practice runs
every evening. The magnificent cart %.
der d Tor running purposes by the c,y
IN expected here 10y the 10th, from Chr
cago, when III" boys will give an exhb.
tlon Of their running in practice trials %
Railroad avenue Visiting teams vii
find the Albuquerque hard To beat tbr,
year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
fI.AMnENItIIn.

To night the Flambeau club will mcs
FOR drill gu the grounds at the corner d
Second street and Silver avenue, aud 4
10 the sincere desire Of the officers thu
oil the members appear Tor practice
john Borradaile is the captain; Levete,,
CLARK, fret lieutenant, and George Gun
din second lieutenant, by fair time. ID,
Fiambeau club will I've the finest organ,
zation Of liskiud IN the country and they
will show up splendidly in tho grad
parade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08

A faded discolored beard ls untidy 81
q misfortune. II may be prevented "
using Buckingham Dyefo the whishs'
a never failing remedy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-08-08
nPORrisG EVENTS.
a nessm~ OF What H. Occurring O. r
nn-e uatl GRme.

Another lct,rr received this motnr,,
from Catcher Cullen, oi tho Lns vcr,,
club, would have n tendency 10 make A,
inferior club take water" and give q,
the gho,i," but not ~ with the Mnronp,
They will he in good trim next Sund.,
to play the game ~ their lite, and Catch
er Cullen will realize the ttuthfulne.s d
the words long before nins innings an
played. Here IL his latest.
IL shall bring tho strongest team d
Albuquerque next Sunday, the 9th, al
has seen this season. There vii, In onh
three 81 the old playerp on the team
The names and positions ~ my niue an
M follows: Cullen. catcher; Inknovs
pitcher; King. fret base. Dean, secupI
case; Hiligcrs, third base; Faust, sho,
stop; Cavanaugh, left field; Elston, zen
ter teld Brown, right field; Reed, sub
stitute."
The game Sunday afternoon promise
10 bs the most exciting contest eve
played on home grounds. IL IL ey,dep,
that the Maroons will have no walk ovs
this time Tickets can be- purchased A
various places in the city. Game calet
Mt 900 =. M.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-07
JarbeNu at NIing's.

There is a lack of language or rather n
challenge to thought and iders, when it is
demanded to classify the lively Vernona
Jarbeau with any Familiarity defined method
of comedy. She is a sort of a salmagundi,
a conglomeration of everything discovered
in comedy. She is a soubrette at one mo-
ment, II burlesquor the next instant, then a
s%prightly comedienne Her action bub les
with intensity, suppleness and most mag
netic and attractive viyacity. While on the
stage she is III constant motion. She can
sing, delight you with her liquid, dancing
eyes, swing her arms in most expressive
gestures and keep her 1.-the form in most
graceful and sinuous mcdonald MT the
same time. So lively is this bright little
woman that it il impossible almost to con-
ceive all the expression that she is capable
of. She labors mentally and physically.
There is a remarkable p~uissanoe, marked
individual righteousness, and an eler-
vescent dash in her style, and an odor of
spirit that intoxicates and then bewilders.
starlight" lisa bright musical comedy
in which we see n constellation of stars all
radiant with delicious music and pleasing
songs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-07
The Fields.

The Montana Sapphire company are
making a very successful start in their ven
ture OF washing out sapphires at the Mis-
souri,. The company have lao acres of land
on the Missouri, in the vicinity of Canyon
Ferry, and a careful prospecting of the
ground shows that a large part of it is I'M
derlaid with gravel carrying sapphires, and
also a very fair showing of coarse gold. The
absence of water on these sapphire fields
has, heretofore, prevented any Systematic
effort at working them, as they lie 200 to
800 feet above the Missouri. This difficulty
tho new company has overcome by erecting
means of which and an extensive sup
piy Of from iron the PIPE river ana is h forced
up over the bluffs, u height of $50 feet, and
then carried 10000 or 5000 feet to a reser-
voir, from which it ia conducted to sluice
boxes to be uaed as in ordinary placer min
ing for gold. The work of putting up the
machinery has been completed and tho ac-
tual work of mining has begun. The work
of putting the property in running order
has been very efficiently and economically
performed under the supervision of Clough,
Matheson, a placer miner of experience,
has general charge of operations of the
company.
considerable number of fine sapphires
has been found in various parts of the COM
pany's ground, while it was being pros
pected, and the indications are that this
company's operations will fully demon
strate that a new and profitable industry
has arisen in Montana. A preliminary
run, to test the appliances, resulted
in the deposit in the sluice boxes of a very
fine showing of sapphires of various hues,
and an excellent showing of coarse gold.
With tirst-class appliances, skilled work
men and an ~inexhaustible supply of water,
the new company will undoubtedly mako q
big success in their undertaking. I'D.
Hickey. of Billings, is president and Col. j.
u, Hudnutt vice-president of the company.
Among the stockholders are Angus Mac
donald, the mining magnate of Philips
burg, Matt Murphy and +. b. Kennard,
prominent stockmen of eastern Montana,
and Matheson IL Co.. of this CITY.
After a recent visit to these sapphire
fields, T.. V. Smalley, in the June number
of the Northwest Magazine, closes a very in,
teresting description of them with the
prophecy that montana, which has the
richest gold mine in the world, the rich
est silver mine in the world, and the
greatest copper producing plant in the
world, has also the greatest deposit OF
precious stones in the world. The last
named may seem extravaganza, but l an
convinced it is strictly true"