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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
PARA sUpERTNTBNDENTE DE Es
CUEI.As.
Enrique II. Salazar,

III Sr. Salazar, es un ioyen quo
Sc ha dadoa c0nocer favorable.
mente con todos aquellos que han
tenido contacto con eI. Tlene
una educaci6n igual 4 la que sc
requiere para una posici6n tan
importante como Ia de Snperlnten'
dente de Escuelas; ha sid0 MI
o0nstante defensor de los intare
ses del pueblo, igualmente q Ia
OrdeD de Caballeros de Labor
por medic dc LA Voz DEL PUE
BIO, peri6dlco del cual es gerente
y tau fel como ha probado serIC
por medic dc la prensa, sera do |
gual manera en- ell desempeaa q,
aus daberes pabIIcos. Fapebar d,
Ia calumnia vieja que sc han halla
do los Mafas de eacar copias d.
un periddico que apareci6 en- San
ia ne, el Senior Salasar recIbIri
una gran mayoria en- prueba dc L
condauza que cl pueblo tIana el
gu honestldad y capacidad.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
NUEsTRo BoLETo.
PARA sENADoREs.
Felix Martinez.
L II w Nnnllnr

A pesar de su Oposicidn EXPIRE
sada antes Y dnrante la conyencI6n
del Sr. Martinez de no correr en-
ninglin destino. sinembargo aquel
cuerp0 agradecido Y deseoso de
tener como su representante en- Ia
Legislature. a un hombre que sin el
menor interes trabajara en- pro del
pueblo eu general J mas particn-
larmente aqnel elemento que CANA
su sustento con Ell sudor de su ros-
tro, Ia convenci6n insisii6 en- me-
tiio del mas yiyo entusiaslno en-
que Don Felix faera el candidate
para Senador por ell Disirito. Una
yez yistos los deseos del pueblo, a
uuien solo desea seryir. tuvo que
|rendirse i aceptar. Ahora que 81
pueblo ha pnesto en- el su c0nfian-
"a para su future bien, tenemos
que anunciar con gusto inf
|nito que un hombre de sus cuallda-
des haya permitido que su nombre
vaya ell nuestro boleto. Todo el
IcondadO c0n0ce al Sr. Martinez;
su honesudad no Sc Ia disputa el
mismo sol; y solo los que 10 enyi-
dian por Ia razon one sahen que
I mas facil es zanzibar uBa mOntafa.
| Que d Il en- sus prop6sitos en- de-
Ifensa de los intereses prOcomnnai
les. Cuando Ia inqnisici6n sc le
vant6 inangurada por los Mafas
| del partido Repuhlica no pa
Ira perseguir j hacer sufrir al
hombre libre Z inocente por medic
de planesy excnsas fraguadas por
| la caheza del asi llamad0 partido
Republican,, el primero que 70 le-
vant6 y desvel6 hasta consegnir la
li0ertad de sus amigos, fne ell Sr.
Martinez,hoy postulado para Sena-
| dor por los Condados de San MI;
guel y Guadalupe. En- una palabra,
sus acciones continues 10 han pro
bado la roca fundamental del editi-
clio plblico, ahora inaugurado por
el Partid0 del Pueblo del Condado
dc San Miguel, ya pesar de las
calumnias & intimklaciones y tretas
NAL forjadas del enemigo politicc,
el ST.. Martinez Sc hallara d toda
bora el constante Z indomitable
candillo de los intereses del pue-
! hla
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
PARA COMIsIoMDos.
Ter Dist. Anlceto 6 Abeytio,
2do i. Ieandfol,ucero,
Ger = Thomas " Hayward.

El sr. Abeytla elnn cahalIero
hien eonocido por.odp el Oonda.
40 De san Migel, que hahiendo
admInlstfado ispAeiha 10 super
ntendente de lscuelas por dos
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
PARA REPRESENTATIVES.
J. j. Ne. Mullen,
Jose Ramon Maestas.
Tomas Gonzalez.

El Sr. Me. Mullen es IN ioyen
residente del preeipt0 No, 20, que
desdc que did su primer voto ha
sido idenfcado en- sentimIent0s y
profession con las masas trabaiado.
.ras, estando actualmente ocnpado
como maquinista bajo el empleo
del ferrQ carril. Es un joven que
ha sido recomendadO poF las masas
trabaiadoras que hoy moran en- el
Condado de San Miguel, y que es.
pecialmente desean los represente
en- sas interescs en- Ia Leg slatura,
y en- quien, sin reserva, tOdas las
masas de los trabajadores pueden
dcpender implIcitamente.
Jose Ramon Maestas,
I'll Sr. Maestas es un residente
de Ia parte norte del COndado en-
el Rio SapelId, Es un caballero
que ha sido notable por su iniegri
dad y honestidad en- todas sus
transaenianss, tanto de negocios
como sociales; es nnn persona que
puede representa- todos los inte
reses del Distrito del Rio sapelId
sin que sc tema que su lntegridad
sea desyiada de Ia senda de su de-
Der pdblicoy sin que ..su energls
sea gasiada on Qtra cQsa que los
intereses de sgs aeDstituyenies,
Tomas Gonzalez,
EI Sr' Gonzalez es un cahallerC
en- quien todos los resIdcHies dc
Rio Pecos, tienen implidta con
fanza, y o quien nnaninemente
han recomendado para qIe repre-
eente sus intereses. III Sr. Con
zaIez es an ciudadano 40 un ca
lracteF frme y eonsiants \ DC pna
integridad taD gae nlpgpl esfaeFze
contrario a sus propiak oengiccio
mes seran capaces de omblarlo d.
su esmero on el deseweiio de 81
deber.
PARA COMIsIoMD0s.
Ter Dist. Aniceto 6 Abeytlo,
0do " Leandfolucero,
Ger y Thomas " Hayward.
El ST. Abeytla Gun cahalIerc
bien eonocido poF4odo el Oonda
i. do De san Migel, que habiend'
adminlstfado iapliclna 10 Super
/. ntendente de lseuelas por DO
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
PARA EsCRIBAN0 DE CoNDADo.
Carlos F. Rudulph,

III Sr Rudulph. podemos decir
consistentemente sin adulaci6n que
es Ia estrella mas brillante que hoy
existe en- Ia vida pdblica en- Ell Te-
rritori0 dc Nnevo Mexico. Este
joven llama do por Ia sdplica del
pueblo representative del partido,
dos amos pasados admiti6 que sid
nombre fuera postulado para can.
didato para Superintendent de
Escuelas. Y decimos que es es.
trella brillante por que su admins.
TRACTION para Ia posici6n antedioha
ha sido Ia mas competente, mas
perfecta y mas satisfactoria 4 to.
daS las masas irrespecto de parti.
do que Ia de ningdn Official paiblico
en- Ia epoca, Y no importa cuales
sean los metodos de que su opOsi.
tor, lel hijo do su padre) Sc valga
para camblar la corriente de Ia
opinion pubhca que gira en- favor
del Sir. Rudulph, no eyitara ell que
nuestro actual Superintendent de
escuelas reciba el reconocimiento
de sus heles servicios como Official
pahllco por una mayoria tan sleci.
silva que como merecida por 81 Sr.
Rudolph.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
j. ID. w. yeeder.

Este ioyen, hoy ell mejor ilentifi.
eado abagado en- ley, con el pueblo
es nuestro candidate como el otro
Senador para Ia Asamblea Legisla-
tiva. El Sr. Veeder es el abogado
que leyant6 su brazo para defender
en- union del Sr. Martinez, Ell Sr.
Lopezy otros, a todos los peisegui
dos duranteel tempo que ell enemi.
90 sin ell menor escrdpulo 10 trata-
ba de aterrar y prIYar de su dere-
chO 4 centenares de hombres
inocentes Y libres. FL Sr. Veeder
es uno de los hombres que no Sc
ha avergonzado en- identificarse en-
todo y por tOdQ con los natiyos
del Condado de San Miguel, y es
un caballero que 81 sale electo,
pueden eonflarle todas sus qnejas
los Nueyo Mexicanos, 10 mlsmo
que 10 podian hacer con uno de
sus parientes o mas intimos yeci
nos natlyos, En- una palabra me
rece el s0sten Y conhanza dc todo
ell pueblo.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
PARA CoRoNARIo
jose p. Mares.

El senior Mares es un oabalero
muy bien conocido por todos los
habitantes del Condado do San
Miguel; es un hombre concervatl.
vo, quieto, honesto Y no amante
de ianfaTronadas, y 81 es electo
atendera 4 sus deberes para los
que re lla prestad0 con todo el H.
no y esmero que debe un oncial
pdblico 4 sus CONSTITUENCIES, J no
SO sentara en- el Park Amafar iR-
dios, y Jrag9or traicl6n, oil partIdc
que le do el ser polltico que slene
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
PARA AGRIMENsoR.
r. b. Rice.

III seilor Rice es un caballero
que aetualmente es el agrlmnesoF
del Qondado por Ia nreAente ad.
mInIstraclon, ha probado ser un
Official active y ec6nomico, y que
nunca Sc ha hallado fraguandO
planes para conseguir trabaj0 del
Condado sin que haya Ia mas im.
perativa neccsIdad; y condamoa
que 81 es electo dara Ia mas entera
satisfaction,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22

III Sr. Herrera es reconocido
como el blanco que todos los fill.
busteros del partido Republicano
asaltan. C0mo cs bien sabldo por
sQdos los cindadanos del Oondado
de San Miguel, los agltadores de
Ia Malta no tienen otro palo de
dientes que Juan Jose Herrera. J
la famIlia de los Herrera. Y no
hay palabras depravadas que eIlos
10 usen en- viIipendiar 4 esta fami-
Tia y eapeciaImente 4 Don Juan
lose, hoy que saele ser candidate
para Juez dc pruebas por Ia volun.
tad del Pueblo, Se puede decir,
sin exageraci6n que el ST. HERE.
ra es el maftir por Ii inqnisicldn
iuaugurada por el onerpo central
dc Ia Malta. Eetos lnaultos que ter
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
las VEGAS. NUEvO MEXICO sABADO % DE OCTUBRE

constantemenie SO lanzan en- con-
ira del candidate para Juez de
Pruebas, el Sr., Herrera, esta Ievan.
tando las simpatias de un pueblo
airado, en- su favor, y entire mas 10
insultan y 10 vilipendian, mas gran.
de sera su mayoria el dia 5 dc No.
yiembfe.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22
PARA TEs0RER0.
Jesus Ma. I'afoya.

III Sr. Don Jesns Ma. Tafoya, Eel
mismO,p segdn los gritos della opo
sici6n; Y concedemos que 81 es gel
mismo,n es ell mismo hombre que
ha servido al Condado do San MI.
guel por varios amos 4 su entera
satisfaction; es el mismO que entra
pobre y sale pobre, dIstribuyendo
todos sus hon0rarios entire los
pobres que tienen necesidad; ed OIL
mismo que sIempre trata III triste
con Ia urbanidad Y aprecio que al
rico, y porque su c0mp0rtamiento
como Official publlco, ha sido "eI
mismon buen servicio que ha hecho
siempre atodo ell pueblo irrespecto
dc partido; por estas razOnes, en-
forma del apFeci0 y TeconOcimiento
dc eus trabajos 10 ha pOstuladC
otra vez para Tesorero.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1892-10-22

SANTA FE, N. M.

Esa institution bao direction de los ermanos d las Escues
Cristianas fue establecida en- 1859
comprende los Ramos Eementaes Conner
g6 ecciones de frances espahol aeman ionogaa
la escritura tipograhca, type writing1
Ell est1do qumica de mneraes teegaa misca ms
excepuando nstrumentos chaanga aare
cana Nor cada mes s225O
Por pormenores driansc al HN0 BOTuLPH, Director
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13

Greenwood Miss, December S-A hor-
rihle affair occurred on Tuesday
night ut McLennor's place, on
Tallahatchie river. Tho guard, Alex
Hcrn, was putting four conyicts in u
cagc and one secreted himself under bunk
in the hall. Hern locked the cage put tho
gun down and went to supper. On his re-
turn the convict shot and killed him. iber-
ated the other convicts. and escaped.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
n Girl Left to Staryo.


Vow Yor. Decembor s.-This afternoon E
man scaled the rail Of the BROOKLYN bruce a nc
Jumped into the river ana WAS p1f"g rh maj
was Daniel McCiuskey, thirty years
old, of Roanoke, E Ears tl lde 3 i IA
last Friday This afternoon. while on the pas
senger walk of the bridge, about 2oU zee,
from the Brooklyn end, he Suddeniy, tdil' ,no
dawn in the carriage way, clamhereu Oh lhe
rails and Jumped. The river police patr9
picked him up and sent hin' TO the hospital nia
When asked why he jumped. McCluskey salu
'.They were going 70 hang me. ! saw ,, the
scaffod they had built FOR me on the bridge
Don't know what they wanted 70 ;nIl -, me
If he wanted TO Guido Brodle, Yes answer
The Plan Agreed Upon.
New York December Tn the matter OF
the Central Railway and Banking Company
Of Georgia. full conferences having been held
receiver and counsel for both side, the plan
Of reorganization OF the system mas been
agreed upon This plan vii! make TIE he, stocks RS
present quotations. and contemplates putting
the road in good physical condition, and the
whole system on SOUND financial basis.
a7itchelI's Deposit is Up.
New York, December 9The following was
received at The Police Gazette office today
torbett that Niitcheil's deposit Of 500 is up.
and ask If lie will cover the money at once"
What Corbett Says.
Boston, December 10.-Champon Cor
DtlL ; UlIuGSeI - CVtbNtb " III HOI itcbse-
nize any deposit by Mitchell unless made
with reputable New York newspaper.
Corbett will be ready 20 fight III Septenl-
Der or October but will not recognize God
dard until Goddard meets Jackson and de-
cides the championship Of Australia.
His Life and His Money
Odessa, December, 9.-An atrOcious muir
der for he purpose of robbery has been per-
petrated here Moses Iipsichitz, wealthy
banker, was known to have q large quanti-
ty of money and jewelry. i'll his house
While i.ipschitz was in bed the house was
entered by ten masked robbers. Several of
these rushed upon the servants and siezing
them by their throats compelled them to
swallow vodka until they We're helplessly
drunk. The other robbers made their way
to tho room occupied by Lipschltz. WHAT
took place there is not known, but appear
ances The next morning indicated that the
banker had struggled fisrcely in defence of
bis money and life. The robbers carried
off q large quantity of valuable jewelry,
as well as money, besides beating the bank
er to ceaA. : -.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
INsUBoRDINATE NAVAL CADETS
They Are Placed the Santee and Not
Allowed 10 Land.

Annapolis, December S.-Sixteen naval ca
diets were placed aboard the United States
ship Santee, at the naval academy this
afternoon. and will ramain until further
orders for INSTRUMENTATION. Each cadet
also received fifty dement's. They are to
continue with their studies, but are TO
have no intercourse with any one While
thus confined. The prisoners are Cadets
Bookwalter of Illinois, James of South Car
DINA, Hall of Virginia. Bumer Of Nevada
Jones of New York. Tompkns or l;2ulsl-
ana, Winship of Georgia, Griffith OF MARY
land. Shaw of Minnesota, DeJarnefte OF
Virginia, Mclean of Tennessee, h SAY,
nagh of Nebraska, Scott of Pennsyivan1ia'
Kinds of Alabama and Lyons OF Nenam ,,s;Et
The INSTRUMENTATION complained OF consist
cd ~ in escorting in Il body Cadet LeTh snso
to @ the academy gate making hero ,ho Of h hs
when the academy authorizes s,, iso"s ;Sra,l-
s sr;ok K Up Perkins, the dcrert;. is son
Of 'C Ex-Governor Perkins Of California
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
WHAT BEADSTREET SAYS -.
About Business the Pas. Tcek-A Very Good
- :

New York December 9.-Bradstreet toner
row will say: The features, of the week In
tho business world Include moderate re-
anction in the distribution Of staples. as is
customary this season; an unusual activity.
81 ny iron west than i'll the. cast. news Of
the financial recuperation of southern mer-
chants this year, an unprecedented movement
w"st Of eastern manufactured products
heavy bank clearings, FEWER faiiures ana easy
money. ...,o, e:,ou .,,,
and possible gold exports, and, talks of ner-
vousness In the stock marke t at fourteen
Scrs, that with minor exceptions, mercantile
Collections are uniformly. better than, they
last year at IKE date, nt ana a. the
tributing centcrs are smaller aud fewer in
number. Where figures are given trey point
baltimore reports a disposition at the south
to buy small quantities frequently: or as
wanted. and greater care as to local credits
Nashville adds to the list a good crop
raised at minimum expenses and says bills
are being discounted more than usual and
that some farmers are holding cotton for
higher prices borrowing money on it ana
D"x At birmingham trade is gaining in value.
At Richmond, Charleston and Atlanta in
creased orders for holiday goods are the feat
Savannah says staple goods have advanced
10 to - per cent.
New Orleans. with colder weather. higher
prices for cotton and active sales Of sugar
and rice and reports OF a good volume OF
business.
The volume Of business at Memphis, Au-
gusta, Little Rock and some other centers,
has not equaled the record in former years,
but has resulted more favorably.
GaIvestbn's iobhers report that country
dealers owe them from so to Is per cent less
than year ago. Dallas says Texas farm
have made good crops. and Fort Worth
saws that general trade is fair.
The eastern centcrs present few changes:
Holiday specialtes are moving freely Mt all
the large cities. iobbers finding it difficult
to meet the demands lines.
Staple cottOns continue to advance with well
sustained demands Prints are firm at an
advance Of 1-4G1-2 cent and prospects favor
a further rise. Cotton has recorded Il net
gain Of is Of cent within week. due to
the growth Of the belief in short crop and
deaye action on the ant-Option bill.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
WILL ARREST THE GfRLs.
Goo, ~ the Steamship They Are On LANDS
at the Wharf.

r. NV NV snr;nTv Of This city having Information
,bat yci cement Garnato, OF St Louis VINO
recently paid yisit to heF p hsr som 1n sen
.,,'n~ iris FOR immoral purposes, ana lh;ie
she lad commissions from humber OF wei ~
todo Italian residents OF TINS ci.! IN hn" , ~
ouis have been anXiously awaiting lhe a!ti-
val Of the vessel which reached Huarint!ine
some i've days ago whore they found 'hat 'n ne
woman had, during the voyage. Gi,'"Svu .,, ~
n,ish her purpose by landing first. lhe
ppn,rrrs expect to arrest the girls on the ar
rival of the steamship at Ellis is'aho 'n1'
afternoon.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
TORNADOES AND CCCLoNEo'
Do Considerable Damage III Arkansas an"


81. Louis December S.-Last night there was
q drop OF twenty five degrees in 'elnp&rature
here. The wind reached the yelocity or lnlr-
tytive miles an hour toward mlunlSut with
tiiurries of snow. Advices from ARKANSAS,
indian Territory and Texas; REPORT e severe
1,,in,j and electric storms, ana several iuhacl-
ha,.d cy,lones one at Brenhan Tex, de-
molished a dozen houses aud injured several
persons. Denson, Tex, reports that several
bousas were blown down and cattle killed
Wv lightning In Indian Territory many cattle
and a sockman NAMED John 1r.r MSm'Tr, We're
hnn Yards vide struck Paragould. Ark, yes
t"pdav forenoon and did considerable damage.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
THE DOOR SLAMMED.
-. ,,;.s Marv Newcomb Fell IN
SwOOn.

New York, December 4.|Miss y AaIS ".
combe banker, was found yesterday uneon,
scious in the storeroom of her father l house
and died without resaining consciousness ffsr
midnight to procure some water ana , liIfo nnor
mistake entered the store room roo" e,'e IN the
r ,.nn,n in some way was extinguished ana
ToG IS supposed S Miss tainted f t fpOm
fright. She was not discovered lor ,n soamo
hours afterwards and fingered N an nno2 nr
scious condition until o clock tiiS HUI i''"S
when she died.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS-.
A Paper on the Kelation of Immigration

A Paper on tho Eelation of Immigration
to Crime.
Baltimore. December 5.-Sessions of the
national prison congress We're held today.
The principal paper was submitted by Judge
Francis Wayland, of New Haven, in which
the relation of immigration to crime was
pointed out. The statement was made that
first among the cases which tend to in
crease crime is unrestricted imnligra ton.
The suggestion was also made that the mar
riage of paupers and felons be discouraged.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13
AIDED IN THE MURDER
William Savers COnfesses That He Helped
To Murder C!ief HG.lncAsX.

Denver. December 7.-William &. Sa-
wers. a French Creole under arrest here for
burglary. confessed yesterday that he had a
hand in the murder of the Chief of Police
Hennessy, in New Orleans. Savers said
ne roomed with four members of the secret
society in New Orleans. and was present
at the meeting when the plans of revenge
were made against Hennessy.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-13

Cincinnati. December AN expert accoun-
tant who has been investigating the books of
the local freight departing of the Louisville.
and Nashville railroad, has discovered
shortage If $40, 600
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-01
KNOWLES STANDS WELL.

The Montana Man May Get the Appoint
ment for the Ninth Circuit.
Advicss from Washington are to the
effect that the mineral lands of Montana
and Idahe claimed BY the Northern Pacific
road enter materially into the question OF
the selection of q judge for the ninth cir
cult. It is understood that the president
has stated rather emphatically that he did
not want TO appoint q man who would be
liable to decide in favor of the Northern
Pacific road on the acquisition of these
mineral lands. For these reasons he has
been seriously considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of appointing Judge Hiram Knowles,
United States district Judge of Montana.
The latter has already decided q case
against the Northern Pacific road in favor
Of her mineral claimant, and this decision
has given him q very good standing at the
white house. The presidents preference,
however, is in favor of appoint
ing man from the Pacific
coast. While the Washington senators,
afte- presenting the name of Mr.. Hill, sub
sequently presented as a second choice in
case Hill could not ba appointed Judge
Hanford of Seattle. and Mr.. Fritohard of
Tacoma for Hanford's successor, they have
all along maintained that Hill would make
a first class judge. 1t has been understood
that the Oregon delegation has maintained
that Joseph Simon was the best man for
the position, yet there is before the presi-
dent four other names for this position,
among them being Fulton. Lord and Gill
bert.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-01
MINING OUTLOOK
That In Deer Lodge County Said to
Be Moro Promising Than
for Years,
-----------
Tho New District of zosel Expected
to Be a Great Producer
In 1902.
Tho EllIston District Rapidly Forging To
the Tront--The Door Lodge Queen
Showing Up Well.

The local mining outlook Is really much
better than at this time Inst year, says the
Deer Lodge New Northwest. albeit not
quite 80 much work 10 being lone in Orc
distiict.t where several companies
have suspended operations. presumably to
await the outcome of the ~Champion's de-
velopments. Nevertheless, two and per-
haps more of the companies there that
have heretofore prosecuted extensive devel-
opments, will resume operations in tho
spring. Ii 10 to the new district Of Zosel,
however, that we look for the most profit
able developments. II Ia but seven or eight
miles east and is essentially tributary to
Deer Lodge, and the successful outcome of
operations there will mean much for the
prosperity of this town. One company,
the Emery, has already demonstrated the
possibility Of SUCCESS, as it is now regu-
latly shipping a carload of ore a day.
which opportunities $50 per ton. Fur.
Their Developments are in progress and if
the continuity of the leads is proven, as
there seems little doubt, several other ship
ping propositions will be opened up before
this time next year. Mining operations arc
also being forwarded on Mount Powell, to
the west Of us, but to what extent and with
what success is not known. Local capital
has recently become interested in placer
properties On American and Washington
gulches, to the north, n work on an ex-
tensive scale, with almost assured success,
will be prosecuted as soon as the placer sea-
son opens. The same conditions, save
there have been no recent investments, ex
lists with reference to Pioneer. where Deer
Lodge capital is sure to reap q reward.