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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
oN THE FLAT.
Activity Co Solve the PsrpIeHiRg wate
 Problem.

Activity Co Solve the PsrpIexiRg Water
 Problem.
 The well on the fat, that dimmu- tive looking concern, that has encir- cled to it a burden of specula- ton, and enough dollars of the peo- pie to fill 1t time and again. is now the center of more activity, and from the manner 1t is being assailed, but a very short time will elapse ere the results will be known, whether they be good, bad or indifferent. Contractor Murphy, who represents the citizens committee in the wC rk now going on in the search of water, to-day cleaned out the old we'll, re- moving all the ground that recently oaved in, and otherwise prepared the shaft for operations. A new steam pump is being placed on the ground, as woll as the steam hoist to handle the dirt, both of which machines will be in operation by Monday. A day and night shift will be placed on the works, and dou- ble compartment shaft will be laid so as to readily and conveniently handle gravel and water indepen- dently. The shaft that is being sunk on reached a depth when abandoned of about 70 feet, and in it there is to be seen to-day over 50 feet of water. It is the belief of many that this body of water is sus- tained by subterranean influence, and to demonstrate it is now the motive of the men behind the enter prise. The sooner this vexatious question is settled, the better will it be for the welfare of the city.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
TIE PROPER MOVE.

Speaking of the action of the city council last evening in letting a contract fir sinking the city well deeper, our contemporary says:
 The Courier is glad that work IS to bs pushed in ths prospecting for more water, aud cares little who does 1t, but questions the business sagacity of the council in creating more valuable water works property to possibly be donated to lessees of the water works, should the courts decide the lease ordinance legal, when these lessees were ready aud willing to do this same work at their own risk
 We sincerely doubt if theie is 8 single tax payer in this city, who is not interested directly or indirectly, in the donation of the water works, who doubts the business sagacity Of the council in letting contract to prospect for a water supply. We doubt if there is any one who has any fears of the courts deciding that three or four men, even though they be clothed with all the author Ity of city officials, can give away from $75,000 to $l00,0O0 worth of the peoples property, and throw in as bonus a valuable franchise for electrical purposes.
 The city council did the proper thing in deciding to go ahead and prospect for water. The city has expended upwards of Sl00,00O in experimenting on the water ques- tion, and it should continue to own its own water system.
 The proposition to give all of this property away without a dollars consideration, and have the city pay interest on the bonds, meets with universal disapproval, and, as already stated, there need be no fears of the the courts sanctioning such pro ceedings.
 The city's revenue for water reached high water mark during May and June of this year, being $5l0.2l for the former month and S549OO for June. There seems to ba no reason why they should not be made to pay expenses ant interest on bonds properly managed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
THE ELoPEMENr.
w.lDu. orove'. La,e.. social Sensation,

Walnut Groves Latest social Sensation.
 Mike Campbell and Mary Caul- kins, who suddenly left Walnut Grove last Saturday, because the latter could not gain the consent of her parents to marry Campbell, have not up to date been heard of. Neither has Mir. Caulkins who is pursuing the couple, equipped with a big load of deadly weapons. In. stead of making for Phenix as first stated, the'two lovers reached Pres cott late Saturday night and passed on north. While the pair was travel ing from the Grove to town, Mir. Caulkins was on route from town to the Grove Campbell and his brevet bride being on horse back and travelling the same trail as the pur- suer. Near the Catoctin mine the vigilant Mike disoovered Caulkins and his Winchester, when with Mary he slipped of quietly to deep ra- vine and later reached Prescott, putting up at a hotel until after midnight. Caulkins is now travel ing north somewhere also, and the further he goes the more determined and reyengeful does he seem.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
rIE BLoOMER BALL.
Is is DuIy Inaagarsted in the city of
 Chicago.


 Chicago.
 CHIoAao, July IS.-At Jackson Park Pavilion last night "bloomeI ball." and probably the first one ever given, was the attraction. The girls in bloomers calmly forgot the man date of society that bloomers and bicycles were twins and marched into the ballroom and danced the hours away without thought of the poor forsaken bike" The dancers began arriving about S o'clock. At 8:30 the soft persuasive music of the waltz began. but at first there vas just bit of hesitancy all round. Everybody said to every body else, "You go; why, you're not afraidi" and then everybody said to everybody else, "Of course not. Are youf' But just the same no one started and Hyde Park and Wood lawn held their breaths and waited in terrible suspense.
 And then Miss Minnie Burlett and Fl. Montgomery Fuller glided out under the full glare of the calcium lights amidst laughing applause and the bloomer girl had won. Soon forty couples were on the floor and the scene was a most animated one.
 At an early stage of the game it was found necessary to tie handker- chiefs around the woman's arm in order to tell who was who, and R. V. Chase danced three delightful measures with Freddie Jordan be- fore he discovered that Freddy wss a base deceiver. The girls were cor . tinually finding new q. lights in the novel party and kept the blaze youth guessing what they would no next. If the men would not dance with them they could dance with them selves and really no one knew the difference.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

parties placering on the creek bed with fairly good results. One Mexi- can packs his dirt from the side of the hill, we'll above the creek, and it is understood he is making money. In conclusion it may be said that this district is 6 net work of quartz veins, some of them very large and nearly all carrying gold in free state. Much of the quartz is honey comb and full of iron stain. As a onsequence it disintegrates more rapidly than the granite and DOT phyry in which it is imbedded thus forming blind leads. There are un doubtedly many leads and from the rich character of the float picked up they will be paying properties some day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

Governor Budd, of California, is in San Quentin.
 Phenix is to the front again with a daisy wind and sand storm.
 The Bannock Indians up north are reported troublesome. The democratic Apaches of Southern Arizona are never quiet.
 A fend named Luck, in Los An geles, stabbed his wife to death and then cut his own throat, simply be- cause he was out of luck.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

Stambouloff's assassination in Bull garia should not alarm Arizona's executive with terror, as the worst the latter can fear is a gun loaded with Meade mud and Heney alfalfa balls,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 tdosS Perfect Made.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24

Any of the above named persons who received no notice to appear before the Board of Equalization iD July, 1894, may appear and be heard at the meetings to be held on Au- gust 2lst and 26th, 1895, and the determination there had shall be final. By order of the Board.
 CHARLES H. AYERS, Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
Notice ,o PTePsrtY 0wnsr..

OFFICE or THE BOARD OF SUPER
 vISoRs OF YAyAPAI COUSTY, All
 IONA, PRESCoTT, July 22, 1895.
 The following named persons, hay ing been notified to appear before the Board of Equalization of Yava- pai County, Arizona, and show cause, If any, why their assessments on valuations should hot be in creased, or added to, and having failed to appear iu answer to such notice, the said Board added and raised the assessments of the following named persons in the amounts and sums set opposite their raspactiva namaz.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1895-07-24
No. s1o. Application for a Patent.
U. 5. Land omoe Preseott.

U. S. Land oaice Prescott,
 July %, laqa ] Notice is hereby given that R. H. Burmistsr. VI. c. Bashford. w. II, Ferguson and G. $. Ferguson by E, II. Burmister. Att in fact whose Poet Office address is Prescott has this day filed his application for patent fer 1884 linear feet of the Jersey Lilly and Gold Treasure mine OE vein bearing gold and silver with surfAoe grOund boO feet in width, situated in HassAyAmpA inina district. County of favapai and Territory Of Artxona and designAted by the held notes and official plat file in this Ofice as survey num- bes il6e, said survey No. tios being described ca follows. to wit
 yERsEI LILLY LODE.
 Beginning st cor No 1 which Is Identical with north east corner of the location USLN No il69 brs 53 deg IS min E l2S ft. Wadas Peak brs | II deg 25 min w, Dol Pasco At brs $ si deg a min K. Thence \ l2 deg S6 min E t5S ft to cor deg ' aS min M pe to cor isa So i I1 ; ISSSos notice of location a mistake was made in the oOurse. Instead of the course being a2 deg l5 min E u is S deg 45 min W, which also changes the course from COTS No { to No 5. Thence N s2 deg % min W Soo feet to south confer end mon sSa feet same course to cor No identical with south 7si feet to cor No identical win loest;o ,I,l , Thence l2 deg 5 min w 45s feet to cor No a Identical with N w cor of location. Thence s s2 2dee 92 min F 600 feet to cor No 1 the place of beginning, survey of exterior boundaries.
 COLD TREAsURE LODE
 Begining at cor No 2. Cor No 1 of this suryev brs : deg s min w SIS feet USLM Na Il69 brs N 6 deg q min K S5a.6 ft. Thence $ s2 deg 10 min W 800 feet to mon No & the intersection ot this survey. Jersey Lilly lode at N s2 deg O2 min W 300 feet from cor 0 il8Q 56S feet same eoursa to cor No which is identical with N Cor 0t the location. Thence deg OS min K Isa teet to intersect line l-S of this survey Af S g7 deg 02 min E ta.2 ft from cor No 6 7lSf feet I'd Cor No lO Tunnel No Husted mine brs 70 der E lls feet. Thence N 60 deg 30 min 100 feet t0 cor No II. Thence s9 deg 10 min 28s feet to cor No l2. Thence s II dog ll min K 1894 feet to cor No : the place of bogining surYey of ex- terior boundaries.
 Magnetic variation 1I deg I5 min E containing ss.ila acres.
 The location of this mine is recor,ie,l in the Recorders office of lavapai County A T in book 4l, pages l22, l2l. i and l27 of ininea ina adjoining claimants are Goff and Hueted
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Jersey Lilly and Gold Treasure mine or surface ground are required Co file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States Land Office at Prescott in the Territory of Arizona during the sixty days period of pnhlica ton hereof, or they will Q barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 First publication July 2l, 1898.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delinquent mail subscribers
TO The Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter No papers will be sent to
subscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance
No con til buttons returned.
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CT. JOHNS CHURCH, EPISCOPAL, CORNER
- Adams and Figueroa SIS. Holy Eucharist, 8
am. morning service and sermon at IL; sun
dav school al pm. full choral eyensong at
: 80 Special attention paid to the music,
which is rendered by a large vested choir OF
men. women and boys. All the seats in this
church are free. Strangers cordially invited.
Take Grand avenue cable TO Adams street.
Rev. B. W. K Tayler, rector
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TNIRsT UNIVEReALIST CHURCH, GALE
Il DOMAIN Hall, 1l9H S Spring st.-Preach.
ing l / a. M. sunday school, l2:l5 p. m Pastor,
kew. A. A. Rice Subject Religious Bal
ance. II
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-17

THE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY-FREE
Il lecture this evening at As o'clock, at
Blavatsky Hall, 43lI2 spring st. Subject,
Magic by Mrs L. L Giese II
hUk RELATION TO THE INNISIBLE-LEC
" ture by Rev. Scion Lauer Lawrence Hall,
Fiith street, z: As 2. N. Free. Il
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SPECIAL NOTICES
DTLNTHL ]
-~7--s--. 49, --s--~-~
Il IL ALDERSON,

r EWIS d ANDERSON,
IL 3D. S. Main ST.
"Gee whiz," just see how prices have tumbled
al LEWIS d. ALDERSON'S. Nice antique or
maple cane seat chairs, bran new. Tor Csc,
same others have been selling for 55c; good
high back dining chairs Soc new wood seat
chairs 45c; new bed lounges for 50; folding
beds SG new bed room sets for SO; fine antique
oak cheva sets with French plate glass $50,
worth SO Everything goes cheap for cash.
7 a FIESTA DE LOS ANGELEs-IN ORDER
II TO insure all posi- Bile convenience 10 the
visitors 20 La Fies,a de Los Angeles, Bureau
OF Public Comfort has been organized, and all
hotels. roomlng houses or citizens wishing to
rent rooms during the celebration can register
a. La Fiesta headq uarters, No 1877 South Main
street, stating location, number OF rooms to
be rem Cd and price Tor same. This inforna-
ton viii he embodied III Il pamphlet, under
the seal o! the Merchants Association, and
distributed throughout the city, and on all in
coming rains 4 small charge viii be made
tor registration 10 cover expenses OF the
Bureau. All registration subject to the COM
,.s. FtBLIc COMFORT COMMITTEE.
MAX MEYBERG, II. p, ANDERSON,
! DirectorGeneral Chairman.
NJ OTICE-THE Los ANGELES CITY WAFER
~ Company will strictly enforce The follow.
ing rules: The hours for sprinkling are b.
tween ana O'Clock e, M, and and g
O'Clock y. m FOR a violation OF the above
regulation the water VIII be shut off and a fine
OF - Will be charged before the water will be
turned on again.
MEMBERS OF SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS or
VA southern California are reuuested 10
suhInlt designs Tor seal Tor that CorDoretion
zeal to be circular in form and to begr ON its
lace the name OF the society and all approp1i-
ate motto and design; all designs 10 be in The
hands OF the secretary, r. ~ stewart 335
Bradbury Building, before April 3. Il
r WILL PAY $50 REWARD FOR INFoKlII
l. ton that viii lead to the return OF Willie
and Charlie Griesoach aged r.suect;yely In
and IL years, who left the home o their ora nd
parents r. Nlmmef, Nerdugo, California about
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-17

CHRIST CHURCH, EPIsCoPAL-CoRNER
I Flower and Pico streets; Alfred S. CLARK,
rector; residence 1870 Figueros street. sun
day service IL a IN. and 30 p. IN. Holy com
munion first and third Sundays OF the month.
sunday school, 9 :45 a. Seats free strangers
are cordially invited to all services. Electric
cars to Pico Heights or University station pass
the church.
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JNEAST OF ST. JOsEPH-THE FEAST OF ST.
Il Joseph, next Tuesday, will be celebrated
on a grand scale at st. Joseph's church, Santee
st bet. 10Th and Pico sts., in charge OF the
Franciscan Fa Tiers; RI Rev. Bishop Mont
gomery viii preach at the Solemn High Mass
at 8 O'Clock n. m. The masses preceding it,
viii be al Is. Z and o'clock am. All are
cordially invited. 10
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INDEPENDENT ORDER SEEKERS AFTER
! Truth. Grand Army Hall, 610l2 ). Ssring st.
This r. H. subject, Immortality. Evening
service 30, subject, Life and Public services
OF his Satanic Majesty, the Devil, What has he
Done for the World? Everybody invited.
Psychical test at the close OF each service. DR..
A. J. CLARK, pastor. II
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rIIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION
- will hold services in Illinois Hall TO-DAY.
Preaching l / q. IN. and 7.30 p. III by pastor;
SUNDAY school, 80 a. m Junior Y. Z. S. G.
F., 3 p m; Senior Y. P. S. G. E.. Is 20 p. m.
Strar gers cordially invited to all services.
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rITYPEWRlTERS AND SUPPLIES - Cf-T
1 prices. Typewriters rented everywhere:
Machines sold on instalmeuts; delivered Tree
Oh cash sales, Write for terms. Mention ad-
yertisement THE STANDARD TYIEWRITIR
EACNANHE, 6u1 and 600 Chesnut St., Pnila-
deipAia, Pa. II
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MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS,
wi watches, jewelry, sealskins. etc also on
pianos, merchandise, iron and steel safes, fur
niture in lodging houses, boarding houses and
try property; low interest, can have money at
once; business confidential; private Office for
ladies. GEO. s. ROBINSON, 233 W. First ST.,
rooms 2 and 3.
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r57IiE SAFE DEpOGll BONES OF THE STATE
Il loan ana lrus Company a,e enclosed in
Q d:tprcol anu burglar root vault wi h time
slcUVes attach cd .ur the uriYa'e exainiHa,io.,
o. yatuablos ri writing materials; yonng
lady in attendance.
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w HERE THERAPEUTIC sKEPTiCISN
" rcisns il is due either to ignorance OF
their real virtues, or poor q6ality OF the medi-
r u sempiuyed Accurate diagnosis, intelligent
use OF proper medicines ana hygenic sur
I hdlnGs VIII cure disease For a careful
opinion OF yOuT case you eau sec a Diagnosti-
can 1T 40 = spring st. 20
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HELP WANTED---FEMALE.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

Deserving persons desiring employment will
be allowed to insert three lines for two inser-
lions under this heading free of charge.
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order BOWS ADAMS STREET TRACT.

CtSO-Lot 4Oxi3O, near electric cars, $2.5O
- ICV week.
$l20O-House, rooms, near Twenty.thifd
and Maple ave.
300 AN acre-2X acres, University.
800 an acre-10.acre lots. planted to wal.
nuts. peaches.
S SO an acre-lO-acre lots, Vermont ave.
SlOOO-Large lot, near W. Adams st.
$2OOO-1OOx2OO feet. near Pico and Pearl
300 an acre-Watered orange land, Eli
wanda.
800 an acre-lO.scre lots, Santa Fe Springs.
$3.50 an acre-Orange land, Riverside, water
piped.
.$1O5o-s5 acres. horse and dairy ranch,
Vermont ave.
S5OO0-Fine residence Twenty third st.
T. WEISENDANGER., 227 W. Second st.
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L'OR SALE-rHE NEW HOME SEEMING MA
i chine Company offers tor the next 80 DAYS
the following bargains; Whites Standards
AGtomat5cs. Singers, Domestcs, Davis, House
holds, ctr, from Tl2 10 $15. Oh payments OF
= per week. 349 g Spring ST. Branch, 50 H.
No!OtHuo 1asa4e2a. Al
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-17

THE LATEST STYLE REGENT SUITS MADE
i by crack eastern tailors for S35, we will sell
for $l5 if we can fl you. MISFIT CLOTHING
PARLORS. 223-225 W. Second street, between
Spring and Broadway. If
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-17

A TTENTION-FULL DRESS SUITS FOR
"A hire suitable for balls, parties and recep-
tons, at the MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
223-22o W. Second ST., bet Spring and Broad.
way If
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FINANCIAL

JVNION LOAN COMPANY,
u Stimson Block,
Loans money on all kinds of collateral secur-
ity. watches, diamonds, sealskins and furni-
ture in lodging and boarding houses and on
pianos without REMOVAL also on bonds, stocks
and mortgages; low interests mon y at once;
business confidential; private Office for ladies,
room liz. CLARK A. SHAW, manager, rooms
J L and liz, hrst floor Stims0n block.
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FOR SALE
20 fine bargains in houses, from 5000 to
$4,000 some that must be sold and will 60 at
bargains w. p. LARKIN d CO.,
2Otf 1872 s. Broadway.
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DEAL ESTATE AND LODGING HOUSES
IL ranches and city prop erty; sales and ex-
changes perfected; house renting promptly
attended to- NJ. P. BOWEN, lib West Second
& II
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NEVER AGAIN WILL YOU HAVE AN OF.
N portunity to buy property on streets that
are graded, severed and sidewalked In the
most fashionable portion of ths city .. such
low prices as we are offering them in the CLARK
& Bryan Fioueroa Street Tract. Is $1,000 now
BUYS the finest lot in the city. CLARK
BRYAN. l27 w. Third 81. II
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MEN AND WOMEN TO WORK AT HOME
WI You can earn big money in painting cray
on portraits in spare time, day or evening, by
my new patented method. Anyone can do
the work. send your address send par,icu-
lars free OF charge. IL A. GRIP, German
Artist. TYRONE Pa Lib suns 13t
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

DERSONAL-RALPHS BROS-GOLD BAR
L -four, 90c; city flour, zoe; graduated sugar.
II lbs 81; brown sugar, % lbs 81: lbs rolled
wheat or oats, use: sardlnes, 5 boxes Csc; to-
matoes, cans 15c; bars German family
packages morning meal, 25c; lard, lob can,
75c; D lbs, 4Oc COL s. Spring street, corner
Sixth.
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w ED-sITUATION-BY YOUNG MAN
w just from the City OF Mexico, desires to
give Spanish lessons for his board. Address
A > Box 40 this office. 10
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A NICE BOOMING HOUSE; BEST STREET
N and loaction; the most and best furniture
for the money; want to sell without delay-a
bargain. Call at 239 s. Hill. II
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J7OR sALE-6-ROOM COTTAGE. 4O-FOOT
II lot; bath; front and back porch; with all
modern improvements; easy termA 816
Crocker ST. IL
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HELP W4NTED---M4LE
IL w. REID < co.
Il. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
126 W, First St
Tel. 1854.

our expense.
We are the Oldest established agency in
Southern California, and our long experience
enables us 10 select such help as our patrons
call for.
We furnish all classes of help free OF charge,
and can supply you on short notice. Give us
your order and you will not be disappoin ted
in quality of help or promptness. E. W. REID
& CO. 2-6 If
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WHY PAY MERCHANT TAILOR $35 FOR
w asuit when you can get the same thing
for Sl5 at the M1SFIT CLOTHING PARLORS,
2l3-225 W. Second ST., between Spring and
Broadway? If
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HOW CUBA SUFFERS

The subject of the Cuban war is at
tracing wide attention throughout the
United States, and sympathy for the
struggling revolutionists is being man.
ifested in many quarters. Before the
Loyal Legion Of Dstroit Captain z. B.
Graham, recently read an interesting
paper on "Some of the Wrongs of
Ouba." which has caused considerable
comment and has been extensively
copied. says The Chicago Chronicle.
Captain Graham has extensive inter-
ests in the manganese mines in Cuba,
together with George L. Walker, both
of whom have spent much time there.
They are fully conversant with the
state of affairs in the rebellious
island and with the circumstances
which led to the revolt which
is now in progress. The paper goes
into the details of the causes leading
up to the troubles, and gives COM
plete idae of why the CubRns are up in
arms. The usual reasons stated are so
general in their nature that the average
reader simply knows that the rebellion
against Spain is due to exorbitant taxa
ton and general oppression. Captain
Graham began his statement with an
historical resume, defining the status
of the Spaniards and Cubans. He
then proceeded to show the exorbi-