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 A valuab ble coal lode was discovered few days ago in the Whetstone noun. tains. The lode IS twenty feet wide and can be traced for five miles. The coal is of the variety known as camel coal. A company has been organized and the development of the property will com mence at once.
 On Thursday night Justice Morris united in marriage Ramon Zapeda and Herminia Navorro. The couple were married six years ago without license by Catholic priest They lately dis covered that it was unlawful to marry without license and in order to repair the wrong were married again through lawful channels.
 Messrs. Lee and Slads of the Opera House Gale, have leased the new Ford hotel and will occupy it about October 15. Messrs. Lee and Slade are hotel people of many years standing and their success in their new quarters IS assured. The B. Heyman Furniture company have the furnishing of the new hotel.
 Lieutenant Leavell, who just returned from Nogales, reports that that city had very magnificent three days cele- bration in honor of Mexican indepen- dence. He pays an excellent compli. ment to Nogales' ladies by saying he never saw more handsomely dressed or more beautiful women than those who attended ball given in that city few nights ago.
 Tempe News: A 6-year-old Pima h. dian boy was brought over yesterday from Sacaton for surgical treatment. Three fingers of his left hand had been crushed in the mill at the agency. Dr. Scroggs, the agency physician, found it necessary to amputate the fingers and considerable portion of the hand, leav- ing the thumb and little finger. The boy will remain here for several days under the doctors care.
 The immense Frog Tank dam, on which work is now being energetically pushed under the perintendency of K. R. Coleman, is center of greater activity at present than ever. Nearly POO men are at work, and it is said the preparatory work will be completed by the first of the year. On it's inaugura- tion one of the grandest storage enter. prises in the west will be given Ari. zona, while the productive area it will reclaim will be incalculable and serve also as ar argument for similar water storage propositions elsewhere in the territory.
 New Orleans capitalists have become interested with Gov. R. c. Powers and A. J. Doran in the Model mine in Peoples valley and large force of men will be placed at work next Monday developing the property. It is their in- tention to thoroughly explore and de- velop the claim and if sufficient ore is obtained to justify it a mill will be erected to work the ore. The Model has produced some of the richest gold ore ever obtained in any mine in Ari- zona. It has only been developed down to water level and it's owners are confident of obtaining rich ore at greater depth.
 Journal. Miner: Late advices from Phoenix say that the condition of George Ford remains unchanged mentally and presents some peculiar features from a medical standpoint. He persists In totally abstalning from food, and notwithstanding the most careful and tempting diet prepared for him, he can not as yet be induced to partake of such. At times MT. Ford seems quite rational, only to relapse when nourish- ing food is offered him. Dr. Ham blin, superintendent of the asylum, believes that in time his patients dislikes will be overcome, and is earnestly laborlng to accomplish that purpose and give to the community again vigorous citizen.
 The attempted holdup of the Santa Fe train the other night has developed into the worst kind of farce comedy. The sheriff and deputies who left here with the determination of running down the despersdoes felt like kicking some body when they made an examination of the spot where the explosion occur red. Some section men who had been working on tho track left two half empty kegs of blasting powder along side the track and sparks from the pass ing engine set them on fire. The ex- cited trainmen and passengers quite naturally jumped to the conclusion that bold and daring attempt was made to hold up the train. The accident was narrow escape from possible wreck, and the careless section men are deserv- ing of censure.