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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03

siears:tes, sI4,es4s7; tobacco, sfsosao7.
Total, S3O.3iap4.
business vory duIl ana but little trading
going on.
II II earnestly hoped this Will contnre. Prices
are arm on ell grades OF brgh. aud dark ioose,
and also on eli old t3bsccos.
sales next ueek, II the weather psrmits, win
be very largo
STATEMENT SHOWING REcEIrrs AND pELrvyHrss or
LEAF TOBACCO IN THD CITY or RICHMOND Dc
RING rHB rRRfoD BxTwEys ocrorrR ., 1894.
AND gAsuAxY 81. 1895, AND STOCK on HAND
yAxUARr 81, 1895.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03

Mrs. c. IL. 8. Eaton. a lady well known
In Portsmouth. but now residing at No. IL
Wake street. Norfolk. Va, was stung
on the right cheek few days ago. and
her face was swollen to a very large size.
she tried Quratol. and was cured In very
ouick order. Quratoi has created q great
sensation In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
RICHMOND roBAcco MARKET.

RICHMOND, Va. February 2, 1898.
No auction saies to-day and private sales
very light.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigarettes,
SO0.16- ~
private sales for week: wrappers. ~;
smokers, ia; filsss, .l2s; cutterA ri dssA
lear, 81; scrso, t84; buriey. "a: mess 10.
Totsl. 7sl hosuhssdA against Aso nossassa'
Ssvsass ssuses'oas fas vsss' ossn -
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND. February 2.-Virginia
new bonds, 74A: Baltimore and OHIO, 63a
gu; Northern Central, 65; Baltimore and
Ohio southwestern frsts. 1864; Consolidated
Gas stock, 63esa635s.; do. bonds, 6's, l15A;
do. SIS, 1UoXal06lA.
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MARRIAGES.

NAUMANN-GENTR Married. Janu-
airy 30, 1895, at the residence OF the
brides parents, on Towards grove, by
the Rev. Paul Mcneil, Mr.. PAUL NAu-
MANN and Miss IDA +. GENTRY. Ma
corIs
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hands Of receiver, and then get out OF
u. will see them through in this MAJ
ter"
The court then announced that It would
render its decision Monday at 10 o'clock.
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CORROBORATION.

BERLIN, February 1T Is said the
Emperor of Germany has sent message
TO the German Consulate In London ex-
pressing his amazement and displeasure
that only one woman was rescued from
the Elbe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03

TIE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
very disagreeable. Snow fell throuehout
the forenoon. and there was rapid de-
cline in the thermometer in the evening.
II was clear and cold at midnight.
CtaAa IL fharmonnafar.
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popuIar Post-on,cInI Falls.

BOSTON. MASS, February 2.-Major
John McDonough. assistant superintsnd-
ent OF delivery In the Boston post-ofiice.
was this afternoon arrested for the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03
State OF thermometer
Mean temperatures.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, February at was
day of waiting in financial circles, opera
tors not being disposed to extend their
lines pending some news from Washing
ton in the matter of a bond issue. The
impression on the street was that MIR.
Curtis was in consultation with repre-
sentatives OF foreign bankers at one OK
the uptown clubs But little Information
OF a reliable character was to hand, ana
speculation suffered in consequence. In
the absence of definite news some ope-
rators were disposed to take profits. and
an irregular market resulted. Sugar rose
to 80. Chicago Gas TO 76b. General Elec.
trio to 3Oss, and Distillers' TO 9A.
The admissions made by President
Greenhut TO Judge Grosscup In chicago
did not surprise the street any, and the
idea is Speeding that the company Is IN
better condition than It's former man
ayers would have the outside public be-
lleye. The Hartshorne committee. ~
understood stand ready to prove that
the company Is solvent.
of me reports Of a settlement OF the in
side difficulties. Near the close the ln>
dustrials, except Sugar, lost the greater
part Of the early gain.
The changes in the railway llst were
Speculation closed firm. but in the main
firm The changes show declines or "a
10 1 per cent, Lead leading. Tobacco
gained *, and ST. Paul, Rock Island,
DIstillers'. General Electric, Reading, and
Lake Shore, a to y per cent. Lackawan-
ma rose 2. 10 1921, on small dealings:
Edison Illuminated, OF New York, sold
no from SO to 49, The total sales were
1915 shares
Fearing on the bond issue, the 4 per
cents to-day sold down to li0-sIlll, S0Wc
changing hands at the board. Sterling
exchange was a shade steadter AS to
the gold movement, Ii Is stated at the
Sub-Treasury that there were no with
drawals to-day nor did any or the BANK
ers return any gold. The BOND market
was strong.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE. ~
Money on call, 1lss2 per cent; prime mer-
camille paper. 3I<a4 per cent
Starltug exchange weak. with sctual bust
meas in bankers bills at s4.S7lSas4So Tor SIX.
~ DAYS aud sfSslSss4.S9 for demand posted
rates, 81 ssastS0lS; commercial oiiis' w.
S7Ias4S7M. oo,,x,.
Bar silver, so; silver at the board, 6o1s oid'
Government bonds weak. state BONDS duiL
Railroad bonds strong.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Tho weekly statement OF the Associated
Banks shows the following changes;
Reserve, decrease, s9,12S,95O; loans. IN
crease, s1S0,S00; specie, decrease, S31'.sVo;
leeal.tender. decrease. Si2,645,7OJ; deposits,
decrease, s12,547,4O0; circulation, Increase
The banks now hold $50, 75I. 500 in excess OF
the requirements Of the 20 per cent rule.
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GERMAN EMPEROR INDIGNANT.
Amazed Tint But One Woman Was
sayed from the EIbe.

LONDON, February 2.-The evening
papers print the statement that Emperor
William has expressed to the German
Consul here his amszcment and indigna-
ton at tho fact that only one woman was
saved from the Elbe. The German Con-
sui refused to say whether or not he had
received such message from the En-
uerOr.
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ouBN-VuFett bfHHuT1sVu' VfsVO'
CHICAGO pRODIfCE MARKET.


CHICAGO, ILL, February 2.-There
was no outside help In sustaining wheat
to-day. and the local crowd found no
inducement TO bear the burden alone. A
heavy, sagging market, therefore, was
witnessed. The shorts were evidently
satisfied with their achievements. and
covered moderately near the close, and
in so doing lifted prices a little from the
extreme inside. IL was a featueeless half
session, unless dulness Is classed as i'm
May wheat opened at from 53i4c. 70
So 1888 l-4c., declined to 81 6-sc, and
yesterday. Cash wheat was steady. the
nominal close being easy;
Disappointed at the course OF
wheat, the corn-traders gave preference
70 selling rather than to BUYING
quantities at fractional losses. and The
shorts likewise put out little more. Tne
volume of business was In accord Win
the usual half-holiday trade. however
nothing worthy OF particular notice tran
spring. May corn opened at from
B i-2c. to 40 5-sc., declined 20 i2 7-Sc., and
closed at BaD is, S-sgl-zc. unoer
yesterday. In the cash markets rks ysst ,be
closing being called easy.
Oats-In the way OF activity oats were
but q reflection OF wheat and corn. BE
ginning firm, they later were disp 's,S,n 20
FUTURES closed a shade under yesterday.
Cash oats ruled steady. but when every
thing in that branch OF the market was
sold less strength was reported.
Provlsions-The stocks OF provisions
were less than they were supposed 20 De.
and that fact conveyed hrmer TONE 70
nr,ces AT the opening, Notwithstanding
irreguiarity and in sons instances east
ness in the hog market. purinx me
closing hour the Cudahy Packing Som,
ana further stimulated values. AZ the
close May pork was Is cents higher man
Yesterday. May lard IL cents hiSter,
and May ribs 10 cents higher.
The leaiing features ranged As follows:
OnanlnR. Highest lowest tlo9lng.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 2, 1880.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves, Norfolk. mer-
chan disc ana passengers; Irwin Welsiger, su-
parln tendent.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARK TT.

NEW YORK, February 2.-Flour Dull and
easy; winter wheat. low grades, sl.9Oa92.30;
fair TO fancy, 81. 35as2.15; do. patents, ss.ooa
$780, Minnesota clear. s2.2o; southern
nonr dull and weak: common TO fair extra,
81. eOas2.75: good TO choice do. e2.sOssS.2o.
wheat-Dul and Nc. lower, with options,
closing steady; No 2red, store ana es sr,
Nc advance, fell 1.aiS. advanced lsc. ana
closed steady. lam under yesterday. with
dun trade and entirely local trading. February,
66slc.; March, 57Ssc. NAY, ose' Aes1, In o,..
yator; 4sc. snoat; steamer mixed, 46lc.;
options were dull buI steady; February.
40ssc.: May, 47Ac.: July. 47lac.
oa's-Dull but stesdy; options weaker;
33Jsa34lEc.: mixed western, 34a35c.
Hay-Quet and steady; shipping, 5oaoSc';
good to choice, 7oa75c.
Wool-Firm and in fair demand; domestic,
fleece, l5aI9c: pulled. l2a33c. Texas, 9ai2c.
Beef-Dull and unchanged.
Beef Hams-Qu'et az SIG.
Tierced Beef-Dull; city extra India mess,
sl2.J0asl4.50.
Lard-Qu,et and 1rmer; western steam,
1870: ely, s6'25a6.37ls; f-bruary, So. 20,
nominaliy; May, $500. nominally. Refined
dull: Continent. s7.3OaI.5o; compound
Pork-Quiet and steady; old moss. sil.25s
s11.7o.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged.
Cottonseed- Oil-Dull and unchanged.
Rosin-Dull but nrm and unchanged
1u-pentine-Ftrm at 29a2e%ac.
Rice-In:fair demand aud urn domestic, fair
20 extra, 4Aa6c.; japan, 414a4tSc.
Moissses-Firm In fair demand, ana IN
changed.
Peanuts-Steady.
Coffee-Barely steady and unchanged 10 s
points down; February. $3.50; May si4:3oa
| 35asI4.40: spot Rio duh but steady; No. z,
S1025.
sugar-Raw quiet and firm: fair refining.
2y1c refined dull but steady and unchanged.
Freights to Liyerpool-Steady ald quiet
cotton, 7-64d. asked grain, SD. asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD, February 2.-flour-Dull
wheat. steady, No. 2 red, tp1t and February
S5s4a555sc.; March, 56s4aa05sc; May. osa
5sifc.; steamer, No. = red, 52Nao25sc ;
southern, by sample, 55s57c. do, On grade
53l4a56I4c.
Corn-steady; mixed. spot and February
45a46kc.; March, 45l1a45esc.; May, 4tAc
bid; steamer mixed. 44s441sl; southern Wnite'
46a4634c.; southern, yellow, 45lsat0fc.
Oats-Quiet and steady: No white west
err. 36a30lec; No. mixed, 34a34ikc-
kye-Dull; NO. 2, 5da57e.
Hay-Flrm ag sl200asl2.50.
Grain freights nrm: steam 70 Liverpool, ia
for February: Cork, for orders, rs. eda2slo1ad-,
for February.
Buttef-Fancy creamery 24s25c; roll
/ 12al4c. lsdle, l6c.; store packed, Salod
Eggs-Firm az 25a26c.
Codee-Unchangef.
Sugar-Quiet; graduated. S4.0S.
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h c.n ,,n o Flour quiet and without
,hsrce Feeling easy. MEAT. 52AsA4,Sc.
No red, lgJzc. No 2 corr, a0lte. NO
t,sts 2Tisa2$e PORK, 1850. Lard, SCANS
SS'50. Riba, e5.05AsAl0. Dry sailed
sbouidsrs. ez.sz34as4.7A Sides so.sosss's"'
Whizkey, eL22.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
UNION sToCK-yAkDs, ILL. February 81
t.s,fie- RecsIpts. 800. Market steady, Com
mon 20 eStra stserA Saa5asS.7S; ss7ckses end
fsedsys, ts.eaaeasS; cove ana onns'
Hoes-iscsapA 1900 bed; nsxkes eeey
hsaySs es.eeseA1ss soaaea = o@ss NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-03

The Processes Victoria and Maude or
Wales are TO return TO society, from
which they have been absent for more
than a year. They viii be present at the
reception 10 be given by The Countess
Spencer az the Admiralty on February
4th. The time OF the Princess OF Wales's
return home IL still indefinite. She has
not been in England since she left n
week or so before the death OF the Car
Alexander.
IL is expected that Car Nicholas and
the Czarina will visit England In June.
They will reside In Buckingham Fa'ace
during their stay. as the guests Of the
Queen, and will be PRESENT at 'series
OF magnificent state functions, which Will
be given In their honor.
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new element was projected into the
case az this point A. II. veeder rose ana
said he represented $4,000 OF the bonded
Indebtedness OF the trust, and was au-
thorized 10 say than the holders OF these
bonds wished Messrs Greenhut ana Law
renee 20 remain az receivers.
.Who are these NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
them shouted Mr.. Blur
Mr. yeeder declined TO name theni;
Mr.. Mayer suggested John j. Mltcnen;
OF the Illinois Trust Company. as one =.
the receivers. In case Messrs. oreennu.
and Lawrence were ousted and Mr; piyu'
suggested as the other Richard Is. nais ,
horne, OF New York. John J. Waterouig
OF New York. would also nave PIN s,,na,Ion
gested. but he expressed his disinc''ha'io"
20 act A. an
A motion was made 10 dismiss tne ~
plIcatlon for a receiver as far as he,ns,
btarner and Worn ser wee coneernsu. ~
the Court decided 10 leave that h"''''
also until Monday. -. t,,aee
Attorney Mack protested. but 1uaso
orosscup said: persons cannot come nv
this court snd get . properly INTO w.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17
:. Inc Rla. n Namc to teniare ny.

The cunning of the Indian is pro verbal, and the Apache is especially hpt in catching onto the tricks of his white brother, as was evidenced by an incident that happened on Tuesday last For two weeks past the San Car los Agency Indians have been out in force on their annual nut-gathering and hunting excursion. Tuesday morning Q small band of Apaches To- cated Q grove of bearing walnut trees at Pioneer on Pinal mountain, and began garnering the nuts. Later an other party of Indians appeared, cha grinned to find that they had been anticipated.
 The disappointed bucks hold brief consultation of war, and one quietly slipped away. The nut-pielsers con tinued at work unconscious of danger, In few minutes two shots were fired from the brush in rapid succession. One of the squaws gave q cry of de- spair; the buck in the play yelled ''The Kid 1" and there was general stam pede. A buck who was up in wal nut tree dropped from his perch and ran like frightened deer, never stop ping until he reached the foot of tue mountain, above the Kennedy ranch,
 five miles from Pioneer, where Will Anderson and Louie Walliman were cutting poles, The terror-stricken In- dian was so exhausted that it was Q minute or more before he could ex- claim "the Kid" and when he had fur ther recovered his wind he told Auder- son and Mailman how the Kid had surprised them, had killed a squaw and carried off two dusky maidens,
 The report was brought to Globe and was soon the absorbing topic of con versation Capt. Meyers was informed by telegraph of the tragic occurrence. and scouts were sent to the scene. When they arrived at Pioneer, all was as peaceful as 8 New England Sab bath. There was no dead squaw, no signs of a tragedy visible, neither were there any walnuts. The trees had been stripped bare,
 The Kid would take maieyolent de- light in this story illustrating the dread his name inspires, and if he will send us bis address We will mail him g marked copy of the BELT
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17
A seaudaious Uepar, Dcaitd,

From tbg F.algEol JibHae
 The Phoenix Gazette oflast Tuesday devotes 8 column Go what t calls the e!opcment of Abram s. Humphries with another mans wife. Tue woman in question is Mrs. Bessie Douglas, who for months was employed in the dining room at the Williams House. Losing her position she secured an- other at the Burke Hotel in Prescott, and left here some time before Mir Humphries. At the last term of court she was granted a divorce from her husband, and the custody of her two children. While here she was known as a hard-workiug woman, aud the breath of scandal had mol touched her, 80 far as We are informed, though the scaudal-mongers of Florence are much like they are elsewhere. Becoming dissatisfied with her position iii Pres colt, sine left there, and is now with her sister at St. Johns, in Apache county, while Mr Humphries, if re- ports arc correct, is on his way to Yokahoma, Japan. Two letters have been received from Mrs. Douglas by Florence ladies during the past week, So tho Gazette report cannot bo other wise than scandalous and libolous, and fit does not soon have a pretty suit on its hands Che Florence people would like Co know the reason why
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17
giiteu by a ,rad nos,

Last Friday at safford Q mad dog, a pup belonging to the Guardian office. bit Editor Wiley E Jones three times on the hand and wrist. The dog was noticed to be acting strangely, and Jones was trying to tie him up at the time he was bitten. The same dog also bit John Besnor and Wilbur Hams.
 The dog was chained up until Sun day, when ho was taken out to a ditch near by to sec what effect tue taste or sight of water would have upon him.
 When he reached ths water and at- tempted 10 drink, tho dog was seized with a severe convulsion and in a few minutes was dead. This is considered a sure test of hydrophobia Bulletin.
 The Star states that Mir Jones left Tucson last Tuesday morning for Chi cago to take the Pasteur treatment. He was accompanied by Judge Barnes.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17

The evil of false reports is culminat- ing in the spread of the rumor that Globe is taking on new life and that notwithstanding the Globe mine is em- ploying six hundred men, there is still a dearth of labor. The last mail brought us a letter stating that all eyes were turned toward Globe and men were daily quitting work in one of the biggest copper mines in Arizona, with the view of coming here. In qhiries for town property have also reached us, and various other ques- tions revealing speculative desire upon the part of the inquirers to unite their fortunes with us if assured that it will pay.
 We are sorry we cannot confirm these rosy rumors of our growing prosperity. There are probably 50 miners working for wages in the camp, and a couple of hundred waiting and longing for an opportunity to work. Town lots are a drug on the market, and groceries and calico are selling at cost. The boom has not struck Globe yet. We will inform the public when it does. If you see it in the BELT, it's so"
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17
Evcursion to tlc Coast

The Southern Pacific Railway Com pany has arranged an excursion from various points in New Mexico and Arizona to Santa Monica, to pass Bowie Station August 9th. Tickets are limited to sixty days from date Of sale, and provide for continuous pass- age on the trip going, and the trip returning from Los Angeles,
 The price of tickets from Bowie Station to Santa Monica and return is $34 s5, a very reasonable figure.
 These excursions are deseryedly pop ular, and afford rare opportunity to to those desiring to visit the Coast.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17

o. NJ, Anderson returned from Red lands, Cal, on Wednesday to resume his position aB timberman for the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelt- ing Co. He enjoyed his visit and is greatly pleased with his place at Red lands, purchased last year, and where his wife now resides and IS devoting her time to it's improvement. The place is set in fruit of the choicest va rieties, and grove of thrifty almond trees, Mir and Mrs. Chas. Collins, late of Globe, own a pretty place adjoining Anderson's and are equally well satis- fled with their new home.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17

4 letter from Charles Trumbull Hayden to the editor of the BELT in forms him of the expected early ar rival in Globe of Prof, Storment, late principal of the Normal School, and a party of eight ladies and gentlemen of Maricopa county Mir. Hayden's son, Carl, is of the party. They have Teen doing the northern part Of the Terri tory, tho Grand Canyon and San Francisco mountain, and arc now at the Natural Brid ge, in Northern Gila county.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17

My boy was taken with disease re- Scmbling bloody tlux. The first thing l thought of was Chamberlains Colio, Cholera end DiarrhUa Remedy Two doses of it settled the matter and cured him sound and well, heartily recon mend this remedy to all persons sui feriug from like complaint I will ruswer any inquiries regarding it when stamp is incloscd. I refer to any county official os 10 my reliability Vim Roach, j. P, Primroy, Campbell Co, Tenn For sale by H, C, Hitch, cock, Druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17

Kenneth Bazemore had tho good for tune to receive small bottle of Cham berlaiu's Coiic, Cholera and Diarrh9a Remedy when three members of his family were sick with dysentery. This one small bottle cured them all, and he had some left which he gave to Geo w. Baker, prominent merchant of the place, Lewiston, N. C., and it cured him of the same complaint When troubled with dysentery, diar- rhoaa, collie or cholera morbus, give this remedy trial and you will be more thon pleased with the result The praise that naturally follows it's intro ductiou and use has made it very pop ulur 25 and 50 cent bettles for sale by II, c, Hitchcock, Druggist.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17

1T know an old soldier who had chronic diarrhma of long standing to have been permanently cured by taking Chamberlain Colie, Cholera and Diar- rhna Remedy, says Edward Shnmpik, prominent druggist of Minneapolis, Minn. ''I have sold the remedy in this city for over seven years and con slider it superior to any other medicine now on the market for bowel com plaints % and 50cent bottles of this remedy for sale by II C. Hitchcock
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17
WARNING.

Notice Is hereby given to Joseph Thomas, Luke Choteau and all others concerned, that the mining claim known as the Middlesex mine, in Lost Gulch, and on which my cabin is situ- ated, was located by me and the boundaries properly marked by seven monuments, and the said claim was recorded in book ?, page 3S4, of the Gily county mining records on the 18th day of December, 1884, since which time the annual assessment work has been regularly performed.
 warn the above mentioned persons and any or all others, that if found trespassing upon the said Middlesex mining claim I will institute such legal proceedings as may be necessary to protect my claim of ownership.
 P. H. BRADY.
 Globe, Ariz., July IS, 1895.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17

District Attorney ], w. Wentworth returned on Sunday Inst from Payson Mrs. Wentworth and child will remain there until tho 25th, when they will return to Globe with Supervisor E. F. Stewart. While at Payson Mr. Went worth purchased the Houston herd of cattle, some 300 or 600 head. No rain had fallen at Payson, although the country round about has received Q good Wetting.
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17

Col. J. W. Eddy, who was president of the Arizona Mineral Belt Railroad enterprise in 1883, is now in Los An golos, located in the Bryson Block. He is there with the view of organiz- ing an electric company to light the city and furnish power to propel ma chinery. It is an enterprise of some magnitude, as it is proposed to locate the works for generating electricity on thc Kern river at Bakersfield, 100 miles distant from Los Angeles
Arizona silver belt., 1895-08-17

It is stated that a mining expert who has been in this section for some time in the interest of Montana parties, has recently made a favorable report on some mines in Tonto Basin that q French syndicate holds an option on for S250, ,O60, and if the syndicate fails to take them the Montana parties will do 50 immediately. Prescott Courier
 The mines above referred to are the Mazatzal group, owned by Messrs. Wentworth and Bissig and Mrs D. Bateheller. The mines are bonded for $50, GOO, and the parties who have the option have put a force of men to work to develop the property.