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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-12
Observer, Weather Bureau
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, March. II, 10p. m, 1894

"a h-NiNhAis va CLl IL ~ y. H., I0dt.
WEATHER sYEOPgIs
The maximum temperature at Savan-
nah to-day was $50, the highest point
reached since oct "A, 1898 The mini
mum temperature was 6l', the mean tenn
perature being re, or IA above the nor
NAL.
At 8 O'Clock TONIGHT eloudiness pre-
vailed in the interior of the East Gulf
states. in Eastern and Northwestern
Georgia, Eastern Tennessee. North Caro-
lima, Northeastern Virginia and along the
New England coast, with rain falling at
Meridian, Miss, Atlanta and Boston
Elsewhere generally clear weather was
reported. An area Of low pressure covers
the New England and Middle Atlantic
states, and a shallow barometric trough
extends over the South Atlantic and Gulf
states 10 Middle Texas. An area Of high
pressure covers the Florida peninsula,
and a second high, of greater magnitude
conters IN Missouri
The following are the chief maximum
temperature reported: jacksonville "a,
Augusta and New Orleans 81, Mont
gomery So, Charleston 7Be, Atlanta 10
Washington City 66' Boston CO, Phila-
delphia 5Ss, St Louis $50, New York city
81, Chicago so, and St. Paul Az.
The lowest temperature reported at s
O'Clock tonight was 30 at Marquette,
Mich. p Fl. SMYTH,
Observer in CharOe
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TR ANCE EvANGELIsTs.
Shaking Up Matters at a Great Rate
in an Indiana County.


Greencastle, Ind, March S.-Much ex-
citement exists in this county over the
results of the preaching of two trance
evangelists from illinois and q woman
who is. with them. Lucas Martin, a
prominent farmer, has gone clear mad.
He wants to preach in a nude condition
Ella King is crazy after remaining in u
trance for three days The meeting be-
gar Tuesday night at dark, and was not
closed until Z clock Wednesday morn.
ing.
One man prayed and soon his hands be
gan to raise, until on tip toes, with arms
outstretched at full length, as if ready to
ascend, he stood for thirty minutes by
actual count IN that position. Then he
fell TO the floor in a trance for several
hours. Six others followed the same pro
gramme. At other times ten at a time
were shouting prayers, tearing their hair
and having all sorts of visions. Some
said they had conversation with Christ.
Two more people are threatened with in
SANITY
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
a Pertinent Inquiry Relative to the
Electric Cars.

Editor Morning News On last Mon
day morning beautiful collie
was killed by the electric car on
Barnard street. Is it assuming too much
to hold the opinion that each living thing is
entitled to the life God has given it, unless
It's death is 10 contribute to the welfare
or comfort OF some higher ANIMAL II so,
IL is sound conclusion that but two
reasons can Justify the killing Of any ami
NAL by the electric car. First, If the ami
NAL be 50 small that il cannot be seen by
the motorman. Second, II the business Of
the passengers be so urgent that
not a minutes delay can be endured. The
dog in question weighed fftysix pounds,
therefore it was easily seen at a distance
To have slackened the speed, or stopped
entirely TO give it time to move on, or
even 10 have driven it OF, would not have
caused 80 long a delay as was necessary,
TO leave the car standing while the stili
Guivering body of the inoffensiye
beautiful creature was dragged near
the side walk. These statements call for
the inquiry, should not some penalty that
may be felt be inflicted on those who thus
offend against the laws of common hu-
manityl INoUmER.
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omoial R eoOrd for thu Morning News,

Official r scord for tho Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight, March IL, 1924: showers, at
tended by thunderstorms, in Savannah or vi
entity. early Monday a. IN, or Monday after
noon: coolor variable winds; shifting from
Southwest to Northwest and North,
Forecast for Georgia. Showers tonight:
clearing by noon; slightly cooler; variable
winds becoming north.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savau-
nah, "a, on March H. 1891, with the normal for
the day:
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LEGAL SALES.
RECEINER,S SALE.

IECElN EN- > DALE
FINDER. and by virtue Of an interlocutory
- decree rendered upon March o. 1894. in
the superior court OF Chatham county, in the
Wolt0rS Brewing Company, the undersigned,
as receiver, will expose for sale, at public
cutlery, 10 the highest bidder. upon the
premises, TO VII, at the late office of p. II.
Wolters Brewing Company, No. ~ Bay
street, In this city, between the hours OF ~
a. u ana p. m, on the 18TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1894 all OF the property and assets,
real and personal including notes. accounts,
evidences o. debt, and Other chooses In action,
rights claims and demands OF the said p IL.
VOTERS Brewing company, or Of the re-
ceiver thereof, as FUZZY set out in the second
clause Of said decree; the real estate, to wit,
tho western portion Of lot numter two ~
Second Tythlng, Reynolds ward savannah,
aud improvements thereon, and the right,
title. Interest ard estate OF said brewing
company, and OF the receiver therein,
20 be sold subject to the claim OF Mrs.
Mamie G. Dawson, Of six thousand $1,000
dollars besides interest thereon, and GER
title OF the German American Filter Com
pauy. 10 the extent OF cfght hundred and thir-
teen G313) dollars, besides interest. The
said property and assets. and certified copy
Of the said decree Of court will be shown 70
parties desiring 20 bid upon the same, by the
said receiver, upon application TO him. Spe-
ctal attention OF parties desiring to bid upon
this property, Is hereby allied 10 each and all
OF the terms Of said decree and, especially, to
the requirements OF the same. as TO cash pay
mcnt or certife check on a Savannah bank,
az the time Of sale aad 10 the other require
ments, as TO balance OF payments, when the
said sale Is reported TO the court by the re-
ceiYer, for confirmation.
Savannah, Georgia. March o. 1904
GEORGE MHY Err, Receiver.
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Advices from Key West, Fla, March 9,
state that the bark Jas. +. Harway, Brit
ish, Friend, from Matanzas for Liverpool,
ana schooner Ida {. Southland, of New
York, Southland from Clenfuegos for
New York, Eoth laden with sugar, col
lided last night of Sombrero lighthouse,
Fla. The Harway lost lower topsail, fore
sail and all jibs; sprung bowsprit and
was cut down five strokes and Is leaking.
She also lost port anchor and twenty-five
fathoms of chain, thirty-two feet of bul-
warks and waterways, and had forward
deck house damaged The Southland lost
jiDboom ald headgear. Both vessels ar
rived at this port, and win make repairs
before proceeding.
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BACK FROM JERUSALEM.
Two Women, After IS Years, Still Be
heve Christ's Second Coming Immi-

nGnt.
From the Philadelphia Press.
Chicago March 9.-Thirteen years ago
Mrs. Amelia Gould and Mrs. Mary E.
Whiting joined H. G. Spatfords colony
of "Overcomers" and journeyed to Jeru-
salem to be present at the second coming
of Christ, which they thought to be i'm
minent. Accompanied by Jacob Elisha, a
native of Jerusalem, and convert to
thcir faith, they have just returned to
Chicago. Both are widows and both
have returned to this city to look after
certain property interests.
They have by 10 means abandoned their
faith, but on the contrary, are anxious to
carry back to Jerusalem money to assist
the colony there in carrying on its work
of practical charity Both women are
well connected in Chicago. II. G. Spaf-
ford, the founder of the colony, was a
Chicago lawyer twenty years ago. Dur
ing the panic of 1873 he lost heavily, and
subsequently became religious enthusi-
aStiC
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INDIA'S FINANCES.

-IUance Minister WestIand Speaks on
the Situation.
Calcutta, March lin the debate pro-
ceeaing the passage Of the new par
cent. tariff bill by the legislative council
yesterday Finance Minister james West
land said it was still impossible to Judge
how far the !al of the rupee would affect
the financial problems before the govern
hent. In any event the coming year must
De period Of transition. The present
scheme was only a partial remedy. The
complete establishment of tho Indian
finances was matter Tor the imperial
government.
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Annivargarv Of a Revolntion.

., Vienna, March 1.-The anniversary of
j(he March revolution of 1913 was cele-
DRAFTED here to-day. More than 10000
WoTkingmen went to the burial places of
11e reVolutionists who were shot, and
placed wreaths on their graves.
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BURGLAR ALARM NO GOOD.
Thieves Fix it, Chloroforzn Dogs and
Leave Sarcastic Note.
From tho o{tfsb,,r,, TaisDa+cl,

AH4SNcS u TX 4ts CElOACLOELn LOGS ana
Leave q Sarcastic Note.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch
Woodbridge, n. j., March Thieves
broke into the palatial hennery of John
Corrigan at Iselin last night, and stole
several hundred fowls of the choicest
breed. John is a disciple of Dan Hetfeld.
which is tantamount TO saying that
money is no object when it comes to buy
ing fancy chickens. The hennery had a
patent burglar alarm attachment, and
was likewise, guarded by several faithful
dogs, and the burglar alarm was easily
fixed by the clever thieves To add
insult to the injury, they pinned a note to
the barn door, which read as follows:
Dear Mr.. Corrigan-We have examined
your hernery very carefully and find it
has most Of the modern improvements
Your burglar alarm, however, leaves
much to be desired IL would save us
trouble when we come if you would have
an electric light put in, so that we could
select the best varieties.
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Salineville, O., March 1.-THE miners
0l inns place at meeting held yesterday
decided to start work AT the reduction
on Monday morning. having been notified
10 DO SO by the state officers This affects
400 men.
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what were the receipts Of your the
S,eT last week. You say you are doing so
,,Leceiptsf We hadn't any. Our unpaid
doing very well.
don call that doing WELL
-t GU DON'T hen you don't know what
credit enough to run into debt for $50 these
ines is not Napoleon but a Duke OF Well
AAgVon OF ia ance - HGrpers Bazaar.
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SHE OWNS a LOCOMOTIVE.
An Indiana Woman Gets Possession
of a Machine She Can't Use.
I7r,r,, tba Iltttgg,,~rr TNfor,+ot

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
indianapolis, March Anna Boristein
is the only woman in Indiana who owns
locomotive 1t is tied up in litigation with
the Chicago and Southeastern Railroad
and is Of no practical use to the owner.
She sued for its possession in the Boone
circuit court, which decided in her favor,
as well as allowing her $3.50 damages.
The case was decided in the lower court
over year ago.
Tho railroad has now appealed to the
supreme court. The law requires that
case must be appealed within year after
the lower court passes upon it, and it is
doubtful if the ownership Of the locomo-
tive can be Contended for in the supreme
court
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The British steamship Miramar, Capt
Langwell, from New York, arrived yes
terday, consigned to Richardson q Bar
nard. She is chartered to load with 900
tons of phosphate rock, and finish with
cotton, to be Shipped to Barcelona
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NEWS oF TIE sHTPs.
Maritime Matters Of Local and Cen
eral Interest.

The British steamship Elliott, Capt.
Brown, seven days from Bluefelds, ar
rived yesterday. Her cargo consists of
10000 lunches of bananas consigned to
kavanaugh & Brennan. Immediately
upon her arrival at s 80 a. m, she began
to discharge and had nearly finished last
night. She will sail tonight for Bluetields
for another cargo of bananas for the same
cOnsignees AS the bananas were being
taken from the steamer, 5000 punches,
making five car loads were loaded for
shipment to various cities OF the south,
while the remaining 5000 punches were
stored IN havanaugh u Brennan's ware
house.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

4 EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-Notice ia
NJ hereby given 10 oil PERSONS Interested
that the estate Of JACOB Z. FREEMAN Is
unrepresented, ana that in terms Of the law
administration win he vested In Jordan n.
Brooks, county administrator, on the first
Monday In April next, unless valid objections
are filed thereto.
ordinary for Chatham county, this March 8,
1894
FRANK r. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. O.. @. q
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HEORGIA. CHATHAM CoUNrY.-Whereas
" Mary L. Harris has applied to Court Of
Ordinary for Letters DismissOry as Guardian
for MARY L. and LOUISA II. BARNARD.
These are, therefore TO cite and admOntsh
all whom 10 may concern 70 he and appear be-
fore said court to make objection III any they
have on or before the hrst Monday In April
next, otherwise said letters will be granted.
Witness the Honorable Hampton r. Ferrill,
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the 3D.
day Of March, 1894.
FRANK f. KEILBACH,
Clerk G. o., G. G.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 15 words or more,
IN tbs column inserted for ONE CENT A
WORD Cash In Advance, each insertion.
Anybody who has any want to supply. any
thlng TO buy or sell any business or accom-
modauons TO secure; indeed. any wish TO
crafty, should advertise In this column.
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A Lumber Company Burned Out.

Clare, Mich, March The plant and
SOCK of the Lansing Lumber Company at
Iodge was burned yesterday. The loss
IS about $4,000. The property was in
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The British schooner Harold Borden.
Capt. Backhouse, from Havana via
Sagua, arrived at quarantine yesterday
10 await orders.
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MTOTICE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate OF WILLIAM doom
NOR deceased, are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them TO me, properly made out, within
the time prescribed ~ law; and all persons
indebted to said deceased are hereby required
10 make immediate payment to me
savannah, Gu, March b, 1894.
r. j OCCNNOR Executor
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MHME-What a lovely time we viii have
north next summer and the best Of
all is Charlie. mamma Is making me
So many pretty clothes
CHARLJE-My mamma is going to wait and
send north for papa and my spring
suits.
MHLIE-Why, Charlie the Falk Clothing
Company can duplicate tho same
suit your papa bought ia New York
last spring at a more reasonable
price and the difference would buy
him some OF those fine County Down
shirts they are now making run on
al such fabulous low price.
CHAHLlE-Milie. heard papa say tho other
day that your papa s suits always M
him so nice. and wondered where he
bought them, and told him at Fallz
s. Co.'S.
just then Charles parents, on oyerhearing
the conversation, slipped down to fnd 1871
Broughton street, and before leaving ordered
dress suit and a second bost for Charlie,
and declared they never saw goods and prices
TO equal the Falk Clothing Company's
NasEiEsfHssz1
should goods not prove as represented
we buy them back at the full prices paid
us.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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A man IS about TO undertake 10 drive
large dock OF Leghorn chickens from Omaha
to Chicago.
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Pellets" which has made permanent
cure. She has gained twenty pounds in
weight since the cure was effected.
d. r, KYKER.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

AUCTION SALES TODAY.
Entire Stock Of Groceries
SAVED FROM FIRE AT MEssRs. NJ.
FERsT's SONS s. co.
BYJ.H. 0P2EAHElA & SON, Auctlonsers,
At 1880 o'clock TOMORROW MORNING, az
thelr sales rooms, 8 and Whitaker street,
Consisting In part Of ESQ cases Canned
Goods, 100 boxes soap, SO boxes Brandy
Peaches and Cherries. Pickles. Jams,
Jellics. Catsups, PearlIne. cases Liquors,
sRrdlnes, Sweet OH. olives, Mustard, so
bags CofIec. Wrapping Pepper, etc.
Also
Fine Coffee Xiii, Show Cases, Tea Cad
dies, Scales.
sale wiz be continued Wednesday and
Friday. Goods sold to be removed imms-
dlateIy after the sale. or wiz be resoId for
account of purchaser.
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Mrs Emma G. LanRenour has just been
elected member Of the board Of directors OF
the Yolo county, Cal, Savings Bank
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Her Only Longing-Mrs. Norris-Since
have been married have had only one wish
unqualified.
Mr.. Norris-And what is that my DEAR
Mrs Norris-That was single again-Iife,
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Maximum temperature, $50; minimum ten.
perature go
The hight Of the Savannah river at Augusta
at a. IN. 10th Meridian timcl yesterday was
81 feet fan OF OF feet during the preceding
twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the same moment Of
time at all stations for the MORNING NEWS:
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ltSnElIhMEnnS

~~~~~--~~-~-~~~~~-~-~ -~-~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~
POSES, LaFrancc, Marechal Neil The
IL Bride. Papa Coulter etc, pansies,
daisies. viOlets pinRs Reraniums, huohsias
etc. Floral designs q specially. Leave or,
ders Mt StronEs Pharmacy {? Bull street.
George Wagner, Florist, Ihunderbolt Road,
Telephone 1873.
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MEDICAL.

~ AoCnE To-. Ioftfts
DR.. Il. V. PIERCE:
Dear Sir My wife
was afflicted with
asthma for twenty
years; as she grew
older she grew worse.
Her case was treated
by three eminent
doctors, but all
failed ; they told mo
there was no cure
for it.
Discouraged as /
was l resolved to
try Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Dis
cOvery 1; she used five
bottles and two vials
of your " Pleasant
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
M hereby given TO all persons having de-
mands against ISRAEL DASHER, late OF
said county. deceased, 10 present them
to me, properly made out within the
time prescribed by law, so as TO show their
character and amount; and all persons in
debted TO said deceased are required to make
immediate payment TO me.
Savannah, Feb 10, 1894.
EDWARD r. LOWELL,
Executor OF Pie last will and testament OF
Israel Dasher, deceased
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BOARDING.

GOOD board can be had at 1879 McBonough,
~ with or without rooms at reasonable
rotea
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NURSERY.

nLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 for 25 cents. A
~ Business once Morning News
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GEORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY--Notice is
~ hereby given that have made appiica-
ton to the Court Of Ordinary for Chatham
county. for leave to sell that tract OF land In
the city Of savannah, county and state afore-
said, aud designated upon the map OF said
city as lot number thrty.four ga Elliosb
ward, together with the buildings thereon.
and also that tract o, land in the White Bluff
district, In the county and state aforesaid,
containing sixteen 80 acres. together
with the buildings thereon belong
ing 10 estate OF WILLIAM O'CONNOR, de-
ceased, for the payment OF debts and distri-
button, and that said order win be granted at
the April tenn, 1904, Of said court, unless OBJ.
icctions are iled thereto.
March s. 1894. =. j. O'CONNOR,
Executor last viii and testament OF William
O'Connor, de -eased.
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&1 on PER LOAD for sawed oak or pine
~ Il w delivered. Telephone ll9 W. @
l.. n.
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FUR SALE.
--~-~-~-~~~-~-~~~-~-~-~
LNOR SALE. small iron safe spring wagon
H and harness, furniture Of all kinds, must
be sold. 1870 Congress street.
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GOOD NEWS FOR CHARLIE.

MILE c. SMITH,
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-07
Profitable Turquoise.

MT. Armeny will resume work on the turquoise mines in Turquois dis trict in a few days. He Las great faith in the value of these mines.
 He is also owner of the turquise mines in the Burro mountains, New Mexico.
 The turquoise in the rough brings from s35O to $500 per pound, and i. shipped by express in fruit cans. The output is about ten pounds per week. This output is the result of five mems work, which IS better than any gold mine in the territory.7
 Some very fine turquoise has been found in this county, but no develop ment work has been done to speak of.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-07

Chicago has smallpox scare, and three thousand cable men are being vaccinated in bunch from the presi dent down to the grip men,
 Gov. Waite in an interview in to- morrow's Republican will say that his Mexican dollar scheme will be sue cesstul. Very few, however, believe it will be.
 A dispatch says the commanders of the foreign war ships at Rio have for bidden De Cana to bombard the city unless directly attacked by the land forces.
 A rumor has reached here from Rio that fl the revolution is not ended by an immediate and decisive naval en- gagement,It will shortly be terminated by an arrangement between the two parties.
 The estimate of Wells, Fargo & Co of the mineral production of Utah for 1893 shows a total of 94,O72 oun- ces of gold, 7,lO7 ,593 pounds of cop per and 70,O97 ,O79 pounds of unrefined lead. The export value is computed at $7 ,926,60l.02.
 A crank carrying a large revolver appeared at the county jail at Chicago yesterday and asked to see Prender- gast, Carter Harrison's condemned assassin, saying he merely wanted to see him a minute as he was commis- stoned by the Lord to make Prender- gast free man.
 The report was confirmed that Chris Evans was at Stokes valley on Sunday, where he took dinner. He was well armed and carried a heavy valise which he said contained valuable contents. It is not stated in what direction he went. It is believed that he was prepared to leave the country and is on the way.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-01-07

"DIsTANCE lends enchantment 10 the view" was never more forcibly ll- frustrated than at the Yuma peniten- tiary. For yeors the problem of how to get raw material at Yuma to work up into marketable shape by prison labor has puzzled the wisest heads for it must be remembered that the labor there is unskilled and can only be turned to account in a crude fash ion.
 The cutting of stone into shapely building blocks was an industry that could be worked to advantage but the expense ofshipping it to the prison would eat up the profit. IL was only at the quarterly meeting of the com missioners held this week that the fact dawned upon them that right a, the prison doors, in fact the ground upon which the prison is constructed contains AS fine quality of granite as Arizona can Do ast of.
 It is not necessary to go into detail or the value of the discovery, simply let it be stated that every able bodied prisoner of the ITO now confined there will be at work within a fortnight dressing this rock for the use of the territory in constructing public build ings. The rock takes most beauti- ful polish and will also be valuable foI many purposes beside that of erectin 2 the walls of buildinss. Ths above aptly illustrates the human fault oi rushing to distant fields for wealth which lies at our doors.