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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
yHE CRY or PETER>BUHG.
Rev. A. J. rrl.toe in Demand a Norwr

yia. : iior'- Complain
PETERSBURG, VA, Dec. li-Speciai.-
The Baptist CITY Mission Committee have
invited Rev. 4. J. Fristoe. pastor Of the
second Raptist church. 10 take charge oil
tb,ir mission on Old street In connection
toifr his pastOratc. The matter was ioi-
maiiv laid before Mr.. Fristoes chutch
Yesterday. and they gave their consent
Mr.. Fristoc will preach 1t ms Hil7si'n
church on every Friday night
Mr.. Fristoe has just returned tI' I'D
Marion. Southwest Virginia. Where me- mas
been aiding Rev. y. W. lluudiey I'D
Mr. Fristoe received from California an
invitation 10 hold series OF meelih--
near Los Angeles Mr.. FristOe says lt
Will bee impossible FOR him 10 accept tne
invitation unless the meetings are p'ri-
p0ued until after the dedication OF his
church. which Will take place somrWhefe
I'm April next Those who viii take part
i'm the dcdiCatOry services besides DIT.
Fristoo are Rev H. W. Battle. ID. d.
Rev. w :. Lcake and Rev. j. NJ. Pilcnr,r
n ID. Mr. Frs.oc was student 800 me
Historical and semitic departments of
the Johns Hopkins University. OF llalu %
moro. for two years. During part or We
time he supplied tho pulpit Of Dr. II. NJ.
Wharton. and during the other part nc
was tho general agent Of the Maryland
Trsct Society.
This morning n Norwegian sailor ape
piled 20 the collector Of customs here TOT
an action of libel against the schooner
Ida g. Gibson now anchored no bef
muda Hundreds with railroad ties Tor
tho North. The sailor declared that Doe
had been employed az mate on the
schooner. and that wages were que hlni'
which the captain had refused 10 pay
him. Tho collector ~ customs here has
no Jurisdiction iu the district in which
Bermuda Hundreds is &c., and therefore.
the sailor LEFT for Richmond inns III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
"ETiNGELINE'' df IHE ICiDiNl'
Stuart Robson and Jnnueschek WI Az
pear his Evcnine.

pear This Eveninr.
II Rice's "Evansolinc." with i's up-
to-date polish. failed to make hit with
its audience last evening. il was not
without a cause. 1t was not that the
extravaganza was not prettily staged.
or that its music was less catchy but
because OF hopeless inequality In The
cast, which was poorly balanced. There
were moments when the saug which
should characterize the piece was woe
fully lacking. ON the whole. however.
to those who have not had their taste
surfcited with the modern eXtraVasanza.
"Evangelinc' had the same appealing
interest. Miss Viola Fortcscue as
"Evangeline." and Miss Mae Baker AS
Gabriel, were deserving of meatiOn.
Tonight and tomorrow evening and
tomorrow matinee. Stuart Robson and
Madame Janueschek will be seen in
double bill, Mrs. Ponderburys Past
and Mr.. Gilmans Wedding"
Thursday evening will be given un
to society folk in set Of tabloauN
styled IA Evening With Charles Dana
Gibson Between the tableaux charm
Ing musical programme has been ar
ranged for
in Gay New York" follows for the
last two evenings of the week. and "a
matinee. Lucy DAILY. the PRINCIPAL fe-
male member of the company. IS the
wife OF Happy John Ward q former
resident Of this city. who is now max
ms fortune i'm a Run on The Bank"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
4 FREIGHT URICh.
Pe,ersburs's Port Warden Very III" W"
Citizens Fight ia the street

Petersburg'S Port Warden Very iil-l""
C.titrns Fight in the street
PETERSBURG. VA. Doc li-speclal.
A wreck occurred last night az Dunlop
station ON the iichmond and Petersburg
railroad. by which about hfteen loaded
cars of "A south-bouud freight train were
wrecAed. The accident Was caused by The
train parting. the rear end running into
that in front. 80 one was injured.
Mr.. W. T.. Morrison. port warden is
critically ii and but lite hope is enter
tanned OF hls recovery Mr.. Morrison has
held the office of port warden for the past
eight or nine years Tie was stricken
with paralysis several months ago and
since then the duties OF The office hHfe
been DISCHARGED by Mrs Morrison. Nor
rlson married Hiss Mary Ramhaut.
Fire broke out to-day In the factory
of the Virginia Bag Company on Syca-
more street. The paper ceiling became
lgnited from some cause. The fire was
extinguished before much damage was
done.
Captain ". :. McCance q member Of
the city Council from First ward ana
Mr F. EGreen. night clerk 20 Tie nm
perial Hotel. were before the Mayor THIS
morning 70 answer the charge OF fight
ing iu the streets. Captain McCance was
fined s. and costs. Mr.. Green was dF'-
charged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15

To Honor College ChapiaIns-Cur'ous Cos
ncction Between Esptiy'ng an" '"''"e"S'

Honor
ncctiou Between Esptir'ng an"
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Dec lf-Spo
cial.-Thore is movement on loot IN 'he
college TO make handsome present IN
money to the two chaplains. Rev +. l.
Warren and Rev. Mr.. Latham. the FORM
or OF the Baptist the latter OF the Me'h
odst churches. The former mas seiN.u
the college faithfully and eratiuitousy
FOR several years. the latter mas en-
tered upon his duties since conference
odfourned in November. The Prcsby-
tcrians have no resident pastor. hence
there Is no Presbyterian chaplain. a"
resident ministers have been invited TO
act as chaplainS.
Recent arrivals at the Colonial Inn.
formerly Spcnccr's Hotel arc as FOL
lows.
J. n. Hunt. Milwaukee. Wis; g. w.
Somms. Washington. d. C.. /. F. Has
scltinc New York. Rev. w. +. capps.
and wife. Norfolk. Va: J. f. Cray At
Iania Ga: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Jones.
Va: G. s. Wright. Philadelphia: &. II.
Stevens. Boston; Mr.. and Mrs X. u.
Buchanan New York. w. X. Tyree. J.
ID. Hughes. Philadelphia; X. 5. Tuck. Il.
y. Bailey. Richmond Va: Colonel w. a
Bovkn. Baltimore: Rev. Il. 7. Wexford.
Newport News. Va. George s Booker.
'1dlHIibis y. IL. ipUtIfls W IL y hN iii-
holt. baltimore: Miss l.. Hockaday and
Miss Mary Mayo. Richmond; Richard
Armstrong. manager football team.
Hampton. Va: Howard Constable. New
York.
Mrs Henry r. Armstead IS very III al
her residence near WILLIAMSBURG.
The colorcd people had a big baptizing
NJ college creek Sunday. about twenty
two converts going under. As usual on
such occasions, the chicken thieves got
ir good wrok Why they should select
such time is a mystery. but. possibly
some non-converts need money 70 hire
vehicles or il may be that they wish 10
prepare n suitable luncheon for the oc-
casion.
At az events. one Of our esteemed ciu-
zens lost several very fine brahmas and
traced them up. and will now bring 10
Justice at least one of the chicken gang
that infcsts the west end.
County court Is I'm session to-day. Judge
Smith presiding. Tho only business IS
the auditing Of some accounts.
The new Methodist minister. Rev. Mr..
Latham is drawing large crowds ospe-
cially at night His predecessor. Rev.
W. f. Davis laid solid foundations. and Il
Mr. Latham continues TO build on them
as he is doing the Mcthodsts viii have
to enlarge their church again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
rrnLIc IiERAni ron LrNcHH'h''
RI. rooks That Belonged 10 GEM '"D''
A.rariy To Ee the Nucleus

rvNcuBl-RG. VA, Dec. lf.-'p''
move is ON foot to establish publ,
i,srary m this ..ty. Mr. NJ. ID. Dinse7
,.,, purchased the library of The late
'.''n.,aI Jubal Early has offered '"ose
Ioo,,. and money contribution ana
o,rcr cltizens express a Willingness ~
e.,,,ev Henry. "a colored lunaiic' Gre
IA considerable excitement on Danle'
nm mis- morning by running inrouE"
the streets without clothing. lie was
arrested. 1~o,,ol
Charles Hunter (colorcD drop''"
dead ON salem avenue yesterday.
A frame Westinghouse in Jackson
ron occi,pied by o. colored family WAS
DESTROYED ly fire saturday night
Mr. Samuel Williams. who was
Miss Julia SNisher of this cry "l''
Yesterday ~ Aileshany city Pa" rom
typhold-fcvcr.
A Wilson. the celebrated :roies-
.ional long-distance bicycle rider. s
i'm the city on his return 10 chicago
from second trim across the continent.
Wilson has been riding wheel zen
years. and says re has covered Hl'y
thousand miles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
IuroRIi ODD-rELIOUS.
Hearty Reception to the q and Master.
For Sew Pre-byterian Church.

Hearty Reception to the and Master.
For Sew Pre-byterian Church.
EMPORIA. VA. Dec. 1f.-Special.-A
special meeting OF AlgLerrn Lodge 80.
10. L. -. -. b.. was held Saturday night
tie occasion OF the meeting being a Fis.t
nom Major 4. y. ldfncy, q Olu ROM
Grand Master of tAc Grand Lodge OF lt-
einia VINO eXcmpliIcd The unWilti'h
work IN ~ very rI,id and intcfcSilnb man -
ner. A magnificent oyster supper l,.-
lowed Among those lu attendance W'ic
Or. John H. Jones Messrs. H.. &. lrel-
Way. l.. J.. Deakins. j. 3. Newell. y 4.
Tayiam. ". q. Nlblett. ). ". Ice, NJ. y.
Woodruff, John .H.. Manning. Nm, iia'Iy
Turner j &. Lipsey b. W. Myc1e. and
Judge George T. Barham and Me-si :.
b. :. Jones. Of Hampton ana LiNea1
Pearson. of West Norfolk.
Rev. Charles r. Hyde. Of itnle Inii59
PRESBYTERIAN church. OF fuchmour,
preached in the Baptist church here yes.
terd,v morning. and AZ the Methodi Z
church Ar night. Both sermons Nt le
forcihle and brilliant efforts Ir. g..
is cndcavoring 10 oisahiLS In 5,,,t,l.es
church in this town. ana VIZ conn., l.,,ro,,
succeed as quite % number OF the cnui' h
poors here are Of that belief. ,--.,.
Ir Charles Baker of North Efnpotit'
who has been quite sick FOR s'Fei'' Gag
ID Mr. ". =. Deal has returned from from
Norfolk where She has been visiting
Mss g. ". Hawkes.. Of iorisL,n,o,,,.i,'..
va. is visiting her friend ''
'g .Hss Mary Tuar has returned. ig on9
oi'ite an extended visit To- "eoi-'' "''.
ATha"II', ',cien Toftan assistant professor
'r .,ornv ~ Southern Medical toile.r ~
of Atlanta is visiting m 'lns''S'"'' ''''
lone of Mrs 5. \. IlllAr.
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They will be


be settled by the House. They VIII ne
sal.,d up al or the holidays, ana S'h ''l'i
i. t.ti,fs. The reports of me fiest. .p
, .;..ittrc ne ia favor OF the si'uns
os.l,rfs and they are almost certain tv
d, a,optca bv the House. General
tr,,.l-- whore intense partizan fcehng
has surprised some OF his Repubhcan
colleague. was severely rebukcd III ihe
lo,,t Congress when every propoal'io'
10 made regarding these cases was re-
tcc,rd bv tho committee. II Is therefore
nrohablc that he will again find hlms'n
In Inc minority when the cases arc taken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
NcGiliI Mon.

delightful entertainment was given
at the rooms OF tho McGill Union last
night, and tie pleasure OF the evening
greatly added 70 through the songs ana
dramatic selections rendered in a very
appropriate and pleasing manner by The
following gentlemen: NJ ssrs Rooney.
Tocmcy ". l.. Finnegan. Shervin. flank
Antilotu. Ferguson brothers of Rich
mond: Mr.. McNulty. Of Baltimore. Nd.
Hunter Butler. Of Norfolk Va, Byron
Harlan. Of North Dakota.
Next Monday night Mr.. W. +. Reddy
will read "A paper To the members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
Richmond Collc.c Irnsfccs.

The semi-aunual meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees Of Richmond College Will bee
held at the Second Baptist church this
afternoon al 1 o'clock. Dr. j. l.. NJ Curry.
president Of the Peabody fund will com.
iOWn from Washington 10 preside over the
session Of the board. only routine mat
ters viii occupy the attention OF the
body. 4 number OF ladies ot the SecOna
Baptist church will serve supper 10 the
members of the board during the even
ing II is likely that the business 20
come before the body will he finished to-
TOD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15

A birthday party will be given al Lee
Auxiliary tonight
The features 81 tho Occasion VIII he
musical selection by Mr. Edwin IiaV,rs,
OF the Private Secretary company VINO
Is stopping In the city for T." 99ays,
Concert Professor shocrth will direct
the musical programme. and pieas'ht
evening is promised to all who attend.
The jefferson Quarietie VIII reh"eF
nnmlar Of .nlnnilnns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15

Last Seasons Tuli-Bick Selected-Cocke
and Groner Not to Return,

--Special.-At a meeting of the football
team held tonight, James Morrison. who
played full back this year, was selected
10 lead Nirgina's Tigers next season.
Morrison played well at full back and
his selection will in all probability. prove
a good one.
Captain Cooke and Groner. the stars Of
this years team. are not expected to re-
turn to college next year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15

PETERSBURG. VA. Dec Especial
Hon. Charles Gee. OF Prince George coun-
IS. was assaulted tonight ~ the Apo
mattDN Hotel hy Dorsey Crowde. ana hif
brother. Peter CrOwder. Mr. Gee was
struck over the eye with decanter illlcd
with Elm. thrown al him by Dorsey Crow
der. The assault IL Is alleged. was a.
most unprovoked one. The TWO Crowdcr
brothers were arrested 20 await hearing
before the Mayor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15

Colonel Lamb Confirms Report - Bowden
Returns From Canton Haupy.

NORFOLK. VA. Dec 4-Spccal-W.
y. Rountree. senior member ot the firm
Of W. y. Rouutree x Co. reported to-
night as having failed. refused 20 Doe iu-
tcrview,d tonight as 10 whether or not
the report was true or that the failure
would effect his business here. 10 is
said that The suspension is for one day
only
Colonel William Lamb confirmed to-day
the report that bee would go 20 Europe
100 the spring with his daughter.
Hon. George r.. Powder has returned
from Canton. hut refused 10 talk other
than 10 say. u had a nice time and came
back happy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
utG FrRE lT FLOID.
,,. r,.in... Part Of the Town Wiped
out.

FLOYD. va, Dec. li-speciAi-Pfoo-
,,l,. the most destructive hre that ever
visited this place occurred shortly AFTER
O'Clock th.s morning. The larger pof-
,ion of the business part ~ me ioE is
in ashes THE Gre originated IN inc JACK
.,,,iiie Hotel and spread rapidly 20 ad-
i4.ert bnudlues Among the buildings
g.sfroved We're the Jacksonville Hotel.
toward & Huns store. the treasurer
office. Central Hotel. Pendlefou's drug
store. the law offices OF y. g. Howard and
= T.. Tompkns and the Howard build
ing which contained the store-room or
-. Kohen and tho postofiicc. Loss esti-
mated Ut $4,000. insurance about 50 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
Labor Council.

To-morrov nirht the Central Trad's
and Labor Council viii meet I'm regular
session. This meeting is in lieu Of 1,,' me
one which would fall IN ~" iour,n -
day. ard It will be the last session -. ~
The year. and much vely impo'.an' H.
reoues,od that evcrv delegate be pres
emit. The meeting will take pin1e' I'D
usual AZ Eiletrs Hall. corner ruin ''''
Marshall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15

4 splendid Barn and Zine stock destroyed
bY Iirr in A.brmario.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA Dec. d.
snecial-llr. d. 7. Lyman o"".
fin. beautiful mrm. "sprns banN. '
add a half miles southeast OF ODD. Guy
lost by tire last night about '.' ''.1
r.,, 5000 barn Aul s.aN.e.
POO barrels OF Conn., 3D. Hrse .,,-
INV. oats. and farming n'er ,.'t
rvo head OF horses ani m1'c. o.. ....'
~ cattle. and Tot of io. ."
.rhe me is supposed io hi'c PED. ~. ,' o-
,-+f,di,ry orlein The io.i if ofei '-'s.p
small insurance on the building.
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the two-s'orv building owned by John
Smith. a negro. who keeps grocery ana
bar at 1901 east Leigh street The IRE
originated ~ tho rear 81 the bar from
some unknown cause. The loss II N.S1,
fully covered by insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15

An alarm OF fire was sounded from
box 5i4 at the corner OF Fifteenth and
Poplar streets. yesterday morning
at $50 o'clock, caused by the burning CT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15

ALEXANDRIA. VA, Dec. H.-Special.
The schooner Bayard Hopkins. arriving
with lumber from Georgetown. :. c., lost
load
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15
The Virginia Contests

WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec, 4:-Spe-
riai.--Two OF the Virginia contested cleo,
lion cases-Ycst against Tucker ard
croe8n against Swanson--have SUI 70
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-15

Pi~r n Prime ,irorgc County.
PETERSBURG. VA. Dec. lis M
On saturday uight the stables and barna
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-06-13
VALUABLE LAND.

That part of the prison farm which overfows comprises about two hundred acres and is considered of great value, as it produces a heavy growth of willow and cotton wood in sufficient quantity to not only supply the prison, which means a saving annually to the prison of from $2,000 to 5000; but produces from eighteen hun dred to three thousand cords, above the needs of the prison, which will realize cut and corded, not less than two dollars per cord.
 This willow and cottonwood being cut off, renews itself in two years, giving timber from three to five inches in diameter, so rapid is the growth in the marshy lands referred to, and as that region is one of perpetual summer and growth, it can be understood that the swamp or overfowed tract of the prison farm, is most valuable as a source for wood supply for both the prison and sale. There is probably no better in the country, and to this is being added, basket and furniture willow and Japanese bamboo, which will prove of great value. Yes, the swamp and over flowed lands of the prlson farm are of great value, and if properly managed, can be made an impor- tant source of revenue.-Z'ucso1a
 Sf09.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-06-13
THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.

The first ripe grapes of the season made their appearance in our market on Wednesday June 10th. They were picked by II. W. Blais- dell of this city from the beautiful ranch which he is manager of on the Mesa. MT. Blaisdell presented this office with a handsome and luscious bunch and informed us that he had ten acres in bearing and which would be ready for ship ment next week. They are of the Thompson Seeding variety.
 Grapes in our valleys. have al- ways been several weeks ahead of any section on the Pacific coast It will be about two weeks before the grapes in our valley are ripe This goes to show that the Mesa lands prove far superior to our bot tom lands as regards maturity ot early fruit.
 Ripe watermelons, cantaloupe' and tomatoes were picked on this ranch on the 9th instant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-06-13
Want to Come West.

The Los Angeles Times says: Offers are almost daily received at the postofice from government em- ployes in different parts of the United States, for an exchange of positions, in every instance to the pecuniary advantage of the Los Angeles men. A woman who for the last eight years, has held a 5000 position in the Treasury de- partment at Washington, with hours from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., has written to General Mathews, offer ing to exchange with one of the clerks in the postoffice here, and take a position with only $500 sal ary and much harder work, just for the sake of living in Los Angeles. Applications for like exhcanges have also been sent in by mail carrier in Chicago, who draws $120O, and one in Dallas, Texas, whose position is worth 5000. Both men are willing to take only $500 for the sake of the locality.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-06-13

THE statistics of copper a board are more than usually interesting the last figures showing that the imports into England for the four months ending April 30th were A, : TOP tons fine of 2,2fOpeands, as against 9,773 tons fine in the same period of 1895. The exports show the vastly increased consumption, those of the present year scarcely exceeding those of 1895 with the result that the decrease in stocks was 10,10S tons in this year against 42 tons in 1895. These figures are taken from Messrs. James Lewis & Sons mid-monthly report, which is very reliable, and shows an ap- parent consumption in England (including suIphate of copper made and exported) of 30,726 tons in the first four months of this year, against less than 10000 tons last year, .. G., an increase of consump- ton at about 50 per cent, hence so far as the present aspect of the market is concerned, there need be no apprehension on the part of pro- ducers of overstocking the market.
 Germany and France exhibit the same features of increased con- sumption of copper, and judging from the first four months in these countries and England the lucreas- ed amount of American copper that can be sold and absorbed aboard during this year should amount to 50,O00 to 55,000 tons. When we say American copper we speak ad- visedly, for from no other part of the world is there any increased production so far.-E'egi'aeeri9ag a''d Mjning JOmr73ak.
 The above will be read with in terest by cur copper property own CTS. Yuma county has within her borders some very promising pros poets which have lain for years undeveloped on account ofthe great amount of capital necessary to de- veIop them. Already, though, 8 number have been bonded and should copper continue to advance in price it will not be long before capitalists will interest themselves in our prospects and Yuma county will take her place at the head of copper producing sections.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-06-13

CAPTAIN JOHN G. BoURKE, Third Cavalry, U. s. A., died Monday at the Poly-clynic hospital, Ph1ladel- phia where he has been under treat ment for disease contracted while campaigning in Texas and the far west.
 Capt. Bourke was one of the ear- ly pioneer soldiers of Arizona. He with Capt. W. J: Ross, came to Arizona with General Crook in 1869 and were with him as his trusted licutenants during all his campaigns. In this way they be- came known to the early pioneers and very much beloved by them, for they were both brave, daring soldiers and their service has be- come a part of the history of the Territory.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-06-13
Learning to Railroad.

The Mexican Central railroad now employs 25OO Mexican citizens. President Huntington says that with increased knowledge of rail road duties, they continue to sup plant. foreigners in the details of the company's operation. Appren- tices are being educated in the different branches Of the work. They are young men represented by civil authorities or who come from families in the neighborhood without other endorsement than their desire to learn the trade. They prove efficient, reliable and progressive, and it is hoped that further advancement in the polItl- cal education of these youths will soon be possible through the reallza- tion of plans already under consl- iteration.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-06-13
Beware of Ointments fer Catarrh
 that contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable phy- siclans, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possible derive from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,, Toledo. O., contains no mercury, and Is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
 I Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-06-13

THE territorial board of equali- zation has placed the assessment of the A. & P. railroad company at $5,000 per mile, the same as last year. The company has 303 miles of road in Arizona, which makes it's taxable property in the territory $1,915,000. The board also has placed an assessment on all pull man cars of $4,OOO each and $1, 200 on tourist sleepers.