Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-06-29

Doyle are the finders.
 ATLANTA, Ga, June 25-Tillie and Laura Moore sisters, aged F and 19 were shot dead by a young man named, Seymour Kenner yesterday. Ktnner was in love with Tillie and she refused him. He laid in wait for her in the road and when Laura tried to protect her sister he shot both. He was cap- tured after dangerously wcunding a man with a rifle.
 NEW YORK, June 25-A burglar enter ed boarding house in Consohocto1, N. r., last night and after he had bound, gagged and kissed Miss Mamie Zuhi, he took from the pocket of her bloomers s45O. He WAS a fat man Miss Mamie says.
 WASHINGTON, June 24-The annual government report of the mineral re- sources of the United States for the calender year 1894 has been completed. It was compiled under the supervision of Dr. D. T. Day, chief of the mineral department of the geological survey, and is based on the reports of many ex- perts and special agents. The total pro- duct shows great decline from the output of 1893, due, the report says, manly to the financial conditions, but also to special features which affected the net result. The most notable of these was the strike of the bituminous coal miners, accounting largely for the greatly decreased production and in- crease in price for part of the year. The strike naturally increased the use of an- thraoite, which partly msde np for the decreased demand for this substance due to depression of manfactures.
 The low price of silver is responsible for the decreased production. The con- sumption of petroleum exceedes the 1 production, greatly decreasing the stocks at the wells and increasing the prices. The total product was valued at S524,- 955. I31. The total value of non-metal- he mineral product was S305, 7S6, ,343: metallic S218, 16S, 733; and unspecified |
 mineral products, estimated at S11 ,C00,- 900.
 The official result of the investigation of metallic products for the year are as follows, arranged by quantity and value:
 Pig iron, 6 65 3S8 long tons; 65,O07, ,27.
 Silver, 49, 5O1, ,l22 troy ounces; s64, ,0OO- GOO.
 Gold, 1,19O,sl6 troy ounces; s39,5OO,- 900.
 Copper, 36O,244,21S pounds; s33, 3,141,- I43.
 Lead, 159,331 short tons; S9.942, 254. | Zinc, 75,32S short tons; 5, ,288, ,O26. Quicksilver, 30,516 f1asks; S394, ,OO0. l Aluminum, 550,000 pounds; S3l6. 250.
 Anthony, 200 shert tons; S36,0G0.
 Nickel, 96,6l6 pounds; 8, ,269. Tin, DO statistics. | Platinum, 100 troy ounces, 5000.
 The non-metallic mineral productions were.
 Bituminous coal: 11S,S2O,405 short tons; slO7 ,663, ,501.
 Pennsylvania anthracite, 46, 356, IA loLg tons; S8.4SS, ,O63. Building stone, S37 .092, ,102.
 Petroleum, 49, 521 ,757 barrels; s35, ,SOO- 535.
 Natural gas, s12,000,O00. | Clay, all except potters' clay, S9,OOO,- 900.
 Cement. 36O.OOO barrels sS00,000. l Mineral water, S,362, ,245 barrels sold, s5,O3O,OSl.
 Phosphate rock, 21,569,6Os tons, s3.- 742, ,S46.
 Salt, 977, ,O59 barrels, s3.395, ,9sS. | Limestone for iron Aux, 11,6S3,7O3 long tons, S445.171.
 zinU white, S,36s, ,35o short tons, s1,- S97, ,275.
 Potters' clay, 2l, AS long tons, s1.5OO,- 975.
 Gypsum. 239.3l2 short tons, S761.719. Borax, l4,6sO, 130 pounds, S974,445 Mineral paints, 4l92 short tons, S4O,- SO9.
 Grindstones, S223,214. Fibrous tale, 39,9O6 short tons, 5435,- G6U.
 Asphaltum, 60, 57O short tons, s253,- 400.
 Soapstone. 2311 short tons, S401 1925. Precious stones, Sl32,2o0. Pyrites, 5,940 long tons, 8373, l34. Corundum, 1459 short tons, S9o, ,936. Oilstones, etc., Sl36,073. Mica, s52, ,38S. Bromide. 379.444 pounds, Sl02,4 ,450.
 Floursper, 75,7O0 short tons. S47 300. Feldspar, 10000 long tons, SIO.OOO.
 Manganese ores, 630S long tors, 5o3,- 635. o
 Flint. 3O.OOO long tons, S65, 900.
 Graphite, 9lS,OO0 pounds, S6i,O1l.
 Sulphur. 800 short tons, S2O,OOO.
 Marl, 75,O0O short tons, S4O,OOO.
 Infusorial earth, SllS7.
 Millstopes, Sl3,IS|.
 Chronic iron ore, 46S0 long tons, S53,- 231. o,
 Cobalt oxide. 6763 pounds, SlO,145.
 Marnesite. 1860 short tons, 5lO,OOO.
 Asbestos, 325 short tons, s4463.
 Futile, 15O pounde, s45O.
 The report states that the declining tsndency in iron and steel for 1895 con- | tinued for 1894.
 Pig iron production decreased from 7l24 ,5O2 lopa tons to 6,6)7,3 ,3oo and the valuation decreased nearly s2OOOOO,OO' Iron ores increased 292, ,050 long tons ID | production and S4, 4,6S7 ,93S in value.
 The gold product for the year IS the laroest since 1873, increasing from 1,I39- | O3l troy ounces for 1893, with coining value of S35.95O,O00. Silver pre eductlon declined over 10,O00.0OO ounces, The rapidly increasing zinc product of late wears was checked in 1893 and 1891 and a slight decline ;s noted in both years. The exhaustion of the Virginia pockets of ore caused a decline in the manganese product. which was less than half the ] output in 1892. Careful examination of , the Kings mountain. North Cai olina, locality, indicated considerable which may yield per cent. The nickel pro, duct was reduced to one-fifth of the 1855 output. and sntimony valuation decreas- ed $9OOO. The product came from Neva- and was smelted in San Francisco.
 The mica industry is still supplied by irreoularity in mining methods and mineral waters declined over s500,0 in value during the year.
 PITrsBURG, Pa. June 25-The meat train on the west Pennsylvania road col