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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-12
c. u. Irw.l

c. n Irwin viii go 10 Marion to-day.
Wallace Taylor went down to Perry
last night to see his old friend. Dick
Piunketc-
F. F. Prigg OF Hutchinson Is . visitor
in the city. Mr.. Prigg Is CHARTERED at
the Manhattan during his stay.
Mrs. Thomas Glaze OF Sumner county.
city visiting friends and shopping.
Mr.. s. Raymond Jocelyn has a poem
entitled Love-" IN the May number %
the New Race. Kansas City. Missouri
A prominent business man went to she
stamp window at the pos;office yes,er-
day and probably from the force OF
habit called Tor a stack OF reds
W. F. Greene was yesterday appointed
deputy grain inspector 70: Wichita This
is the second largest grain distributing
point in Kansas. having about thirty 20
;ifty cars Der cay now.
Hon. J. Mack Love. chairman OF the
Democratic state central committee. IS
in the city from Arkansas City attend
ing the appellate court. Mr.. Love Is
stopping at the Carey while In the city.
Messrs. Baschelder Of Boston. Henry
and Abbott OF Keene. New Hampshire.
who are interested n the street railway
here. ore In town for Q few days. When
seen by the Eagle they were resting
from their long trip and declined TO
talk for publication.
Mr.. q r Scudder. a promising young
Santa Fe clerk who for some time has
been working for the company In tbs
city, left yesterday for Belle Piaire.
where he has accepted . position -
sgen: Mr. Harry Myers OF Wellington.
brother OF Frank Myers OF this city.
succeeds M Scudder at this place.
Mrs. z. V. Cr.chfield left yesterday
Tor Rock Island. H.. where she will at
tend the rational camp OF the Royal
NaigAbcrs OF America. which IS the
ladies' auxiliary 20 the Modern Wood
men. Mrs Critchheld s the presiding
officer N the new camp organized here.
and was chosen az delegate 10 repre-
sent the order OF this city.
Rev. ]. II. Manning OF this city re-
ceived a telegram from Atlanta, Ind.
telling OF the death OF Rev. John <.
carp at a. m, May 10. DR.. Eary was
the former pastor Of the NJ. E. church al
FL Dorado and Kingman. Kan. and also
president OF the Winfield college. and
had hosts OF friends ali over the state
that will be panied 10 hear OF h-s sud-
den Death
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Eh ulehta pally gae qasduesaag goruias ay H. 1897

strength, without being quotably higher
Sales were at an extreme range OF $3.50
s79ls for coarse heavy to prime Ugh;
weights. the proportion Of light hogs being
smaller. Heavy packing lots brought s. 80
Q3.s5.
Sheep-Trade In sheep was slow at barely
steady prices, with sales on a basis Of
s2o06a7o for inferior sheep; se-sod3S for
Prime wool sheep sold at Hs5at-5- Lambs
sold at 3.0OG5 30 for the poorest to the best
fiocks. Spring lambs brought $S0od7.
Receipts-Cattle, $500; hogs. 1900; sheep.
1900.
Kansas City, May u--Receipts. 700.
market about steady Texas steers 5000
40: Texas cows. 2-od3-7o: native steers,
sS0Od5.o0; native cows and heifers, H-5eq
900: stockers and feeders S5o9i6o: bulls.
Hogs-Receipts, nWo. Market fully Sc
lower. Bulk of sales S.sod3 s2,a: heavies.
sS57i.Gs.s5; packers. S5ods.S2: mixed. $50
as.s7l:; lights. a-soas S75s; workers. <-ss9
SheepWRece:pts $500; Market steady.
Lambs. little slow and weak, A.50Q5.n;
muttons. s3.00d4.O.
Representative sales: Texas steers. 3
head. average 1888 pounds. $40; Texas
COWS, Is head, average $50 pounds, $40:
native steers. IS head. average 1i5o pounds.
500: native cows and heifers, q head ay-
erage $50 pounds. S4.Oo: stockers and feed
ers, Is mead, average 162 pounds, $3.50; bulls
u head, average SO pounds, $500.
ST LOUIS.
St Louis. May l1.-Cattle-Receipts 10000.
Market steady for both natives and Tex
ans. Shipping steers sl10Q5,25; stockers
and feeders $3.00d4.25: cows and mixed. 5,
40; Texas and Indian feeders, $3.o0Q425
cows and heifers $25GS.2.
Hos-Receipts. 5000. Market cents
lower; light s.SG3.ss; mixed, $.OdaS.
heavy, $3.5GG39o
sheep-Rece:pts. 1000. Market weak but
unchanged.
NEW YORK.
New York, May 11.-Beeyes-No arrivals
and no trade. European cables quote Amer
lean steers at 1i112c dressed weight: refrig
orator beef 9G97sc; sheep l0izdl3c. Exports
947 beeves. l.094 sheep and $50 quarters of
beef
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, Z5. Very lit-
tie business steady.
Hogs-Receipts. 1895; steady at AIo9
43Q
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WICHITA WILL SHINE
K. Of r. Grand Lodge Next Week 70 b .
RaxxoopeF.

Governor Barnes Of Oklahoma has ac-
cepted the invitation Of the executive
committee 70 attend the K. OF p. grand
lodge here next week. Dennis Flynn
has been invited and will probably come
also.
Chairman Barnes has letters from
twelve Uniformed Ranks accepting inv!-
ta:ions and asking for accommodations.
They are: Wyando;te. Harper. Leayen-
worth. PaoIa. Oskalooss, Hoi;on, Lyons.
Chanu-e. Galena. Topeka and Girard.
There are probably half a dozen others
that will be here and the committee
thinks ina. there VIII be the largest out
side attendance that has IN Wichita for
several years.
Yesterday $500 yards OF bunting and
300 gross OF flags for decorating pur-
poses arrived Wichita next week Will
be big. good naturei. crowded. bril-
Liant fiu.ter. Seven hundred dollars will
De spent on decorations sione.
Temporary headquarters have been
established at 227 East Douglas. where
the decorating material viii De stored
and committees VIII meet THIS week 20
complete arrangements for the big lodge
meeting next week.
The committee seems determined %
make Il one % the biggest, bess na.ured
and or.gateS. gatherings ever he'd . he
city
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COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Allah Temple No. ~. Rathbone Sisters.
will confer :he degree this afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The Ladies' AID society Of the South
Lawrence Christian church will give an
ice cream social this evening at the
home Of Mrs. Kenyon, 6l2 South
Water street.
Regular Communication Of Albert
Pike Lodge No. 3o3. A. F. and A. NJ.
this evening at s O'Clock. Work IN the
First degree. Visitors welcome. I. T.
Pearce secretary.
The young attorneys and law students
OF the city Will meet this evening 10
form a club for mutual benefit, at the
Office OF Stanley & Vermilion. III East
Douglas avenue. Let all be present
On Thursday evening the Ladies' Aid
Socvy. No. IS. will give q reception at
the home OF Mrs. Papes. on Park Place
avenue. in honor OF the new division
president. Miss Papes. and TREASURER.
Miss Sellers.
The reception which was 10 have been
given the ladies Of the Eastern Star on
last Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
Brooks. $50 North Empcria avenue.
was postponed on account OF rain until
this afternoon. May IL. from 2 70 s
o. clock
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bankers bills at $4s7 1-4@1-2 for de-
mand and at $4s6 1-4Q1-2 for sixty days.
Poster artes $4S704s7 IL and $4ss@
AS9. Commercial bills $4.S5 i-40a-2.
Silver certificates so l-493-s. Bar silver
so 3-8. Mexican dollars AZ s-s.
Government bonds firm: new fours
reg. 122 So; coup. 122 5-S; fives reg. 11S;
coup. 113: tours reg. ITO 81; coup. 112
1-s: twos reg. IS; Pacific skies OF SO 104
IL
BANK CLEARINGS.
Philadelphia, May H.-Clearings So
S24.553; balances $l,5l5,17o.
Baltimore, May n.-Clearings $780,
77e; balances $303. 900.
st. Louis, May 11.-Clearings 1885,
sos; balances -ss76.44S. Money SGT per
cent; New York exchange 50 per cent
bid; so per cent asked.
TREASURY STATEMENT.
Washington, May I.-Today's state
ment Of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance $229, 008,-
743; gold reserve s147, $50. SS7
GOLD SHIPMENTS.
Boston, May n.-Kidder, Peabody &
Co. will ship 100000 in gold from New
York by the steamer Columbia on Thurs
day
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TWENTY NILE RACE
Crib ssd Musseinas Hard ~ Wsrh Trsis-
ing for the Conf@se

ing Tor the CoAfeoe.
Sex. Tuesday afternoon q, . O'Clock.
a. ihe fair grounds. the twenty nile d.
cycle race VIII Dc run for the ehsnvto1-
ship o: TIE state TIE Contestants for the
honor vii be Jain r. Crib and Aibert
J. Nusss;nan.
For tie pas: four weeks Ness,a Crib
and M1sselrsan have b~e- training ssss-
uo1siy. taking every spare moment %
ges themselves il c515.ssos- AZ rsssi;
a their hard work f5ey are IN f5s be~:
possIbis shape FOR io1z riSe- Il - coz
ssen;Iy predicted By the friends % bo;a
of the Es,;i~-ne. that che state srcori
VII Be szQ.sse; into sa-s:asre~-a Bcfa
Q. he racers are siso confident that they
rsozze<s ne endurance and strength 70
xla The race. No race ID sas pas, hzx
sro1xa, tas sn.a1z.zrn a-noEx to-
zasesnea q this and the surrounding
cities C SAGA p.tea-
T5sy ELL -. hais nile apart. ore
szriisx a; the grand stxad a.d ne oss-
- q: ne half r1Es So-z- This 10 d-as n
order that one csa.o. pare .sr - Stssr.
TIE race wiil be rsn under ;as rules 81
prescribed by ne +. A. ". Is 5Dfxes.
referees sni timers have NJ, as Tsf be<n
s>lecs.5. Ts<y Nj - esos@n . esT or
sso before t. racs.
Z - o. IT, rzc-rs are nrfsT TIE xzf-A-
FL eyes q sz.sr rfsi--rs. sz5 sx naeA
ere = beng btx.sse1 spsa them as "a
core wi:s a sSS..sr- a r. H11. has
Gs.ss !. $3.50 Ass e . ssy.ss aisa al
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the pointers known among The swifn.
Mr.. Nusselman Il being trained BY H.
brother Joe. who Is wen veEsed IA I'll atn.
iesic sports
which he VII wear during the race. IN
Ausselrnan win bear the colors Of The
Select Knights OF Rest. which are purple
and white. Mr.. Crib win wear the COZ
crs OF the Weakly Wandering Weary
Wobblers. which Is . secret order exist
Ing among L A. w. memoer& II . ex-
pec;ed that quite number Of cycling en-
shusiasts from Hutchinson. Newton. Win
field and Wellington viii attend the race.
The boys viii stop training Sunday.
and vii only take some very light exer.
else until the word go 10 given q
Tuesday.
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BOSTON. 2; PITrsBuRG. 0.


Pittsburg. May 1.-THE home team suf-
fered their first shut-out OF the season. The
visitors made their two runs on base on
balls. followed by two two-baggers- Lewis
kept the hits scattered and his support was
errorless- Attendance. 3.ooo. Score:
RHE
Pittsburs ...... ....ooooooooo-o 2
Boston 49,. .0p 2000000-2 0
Batteries-Pittsbburg- and Mer-
r;tt; Boston-Lewis and Bergen. Earned
runs-Boston L Two basehi;s-Tenney and
Collins. Three baseh.ts-Lewis. Stolen base
Hamilton. Double play-Collins. Lowe
and Tenney. First base on balls-Of Haw-
ley. 2: OF Lewis. 2 Hit by pi;cher-Lyons.
Struck out-By Hawley /; by Lewis.
Cmpire-Lynch.
CLEVELAND. I: BROOKLYN. O.
Cleveland. May 11--Cuppy puzzled the
the Indians yesterday. The visitors did not
get a man to second until the ninth. when
Jones stole second and stayed there while
three batters went out Attendance. 1.2ao.
Score:
RHE
Cleveland .... .ooso2oiox-7l l
Brooklyn -. 1909 600o00-0 !
acknowledgements and Z:m-
mer; Brooklyn-Payns and Grim. Earned
rurs-Cleveland, T. First base on balls
Payne /. Two basehits-Burkett. 2; Wal
lace. 2. Sacrifice h!t-Sockalexis. Stolen
base-Sockalexis, 5. O'Connor, Jones Dou-
bic plays-Jones and Lachance. Hit by
pitcher-By Payne. I. Umpire-O'Day.
BALTIMORE. 6; WASHINGTON. J.
Washington, May 1.-THE playing OF the
Washington team today was weak. while
the Orioles did not play exceptionally
we'll. In the second inning. Doyle became
involved In q discussion with the umpire.
Which eliminated In the exclusion from
the game and grounds. OF the Baltimore
first baeeman. He was succeeded by Tom
O'Bnen. Attendance. $500 Score:
Washington go. .......2 000100oE3 z
Baltimore ...... .....3 000020-6 3
-Washington-Mercer and Far
rell: Baltimore-Corbett and Clark. Earn
ed riIns-Baltimore Two basehits-Kel-
ley, Setback. Brown. three basehits-Jen-
n:Dgz. Stolen bases-J. O'Erien. Corbe;t.
Double piays-Reitz to O'Brfen. First base
on balls-On Mercer 5: of Corbett /. Hit
by pitcher-McGraw. Jennings. Struck out
BY Corbett 2. Sacrifice hit-Corbett. I'm
pire-Hurst.
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Winfield.
from the Daily Courier.

from the Odiiy fourier.
The business looking cloud that pass
ID to the north OF US late yesterday az
:ernoon go; in its work near New Salem
Ind about forty feet OF the Southern
Kansas track went out. As a result.
lrain No. 204. due out OF here al $50 las
aight, got out this morning al Sis. The
train from the east this morning got
through about on time. This is the only
damage 10 the railroads IN this part of
the country.
Rain commenced falling last night
about S o'clock and came down pretty
lively for awhile, THE rain measuring
so on an inch. maL:ag a total rainfall
Yesterday OF l..5 inches.
The hailstorn was more extensive
than at first supposed. 1t extended to
the southwest nearly 20 the Arkansas
and to the northeast in the vicinity OF
New Salem. A few wheat fields were
badly damaged but the track OF the
s.orn was morrow. The damage done in
ne city TO vegetation and young chick
ems. especially 10 the latter. was enor-
NOUS, but it Nigh. have been worse.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. May u.-Coffee-Options open
ed duh at unchanged prices. Gables quote
lifeless foreign market, which tended 20
restrict local speculation. Market stead.ed
slightly, following favorable news from the
monthly Dut5ch Sale IN Amsterdam. Clos
ed unchanged TO 10 points net advance: May
$50; Spot coffee-R:o steady No. in
voice, Sc; jobbing, SIC: Mild-steady; Cor
Goya l1iedl3s4c. Sales. late yesterday. l.
SO bags Rio Nc. !, spot basis Sc, ex-ship:
l.c0 bags Rio No. s. out OF St Ca,a1.a
7hsc; today. 1900 bags about No. Rio az
&c cost and :r.enght; 600 bags Maracaibo,
basis l41I4i.c for good Cucuta.
Sugar-Raw and refined. firm: GRADUATED
4 9rlSc.
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James Miller of Viola, had in one car of
hogs.
car load Of hogs.
Horner & Kirk Of Belmont, brought In
two car loads Of hogs.
J. L. Kell Of Clearwater had one car Of
hogs on the market.
J. NJ. Ratcliff Of Cunningham had two
car loads Of hogs among the offerings
Charles Harrison Of Zyba was up with
two cars Of hogs.
The anti-dockage law was passed on by
Judge Alden as unconstitutional and the
old method Of docking hogs win at once
be resumed.
A message was received at the stock
yards here from Kansas City stating that
the old way of docking was commenced
this morning and works smoothly.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS

lie r1,,sSi QUIET at Mondays quotations
With the exception of an occasional sale Of
some fancy beeves a; sszsa5- -. beef steers
Sold az xseSfa =. for The poorest 10 the bess.
the bulk of the cattle selling between s--Ss
frool Siockere ard feeders sold well al
81 y for the best. Bulls soh3 from E-5sD6
10 for ordinary. 20 s2-GGs.oe for goo6 70
c,osce exporters TIE cattle supply today
reached heavy proportions. but trade was
Ey,ly ar steady prices.
Il 7xs-Prices for hcxs showed more
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Chief OF Poi~
~lchata Kan

Kind Sir.
VIII you please watch 70 Try and cap
ture my husband he ran away and left
me this morning. He IL q tall man about
s feet. weight about 100 or 1s5. and n
smooth faced. black haLr ts wearing a
Small white felt hat. black Shirt with q
Small white Stripe IN f. Black Jeans he
has blue eyes and is tolerable fair COM
plected. has kind OF Brown spots around
his mouth. We were married April 70, 81
I know no cause for his leaving ne tod
some friends he was going TO vitcha,s,
and started from here ssoos and left me
here very sick in bed II you find him
please Jet me know Immediately and
will come.
his name Is he Ier. me penlien
and FAR away from home ard VITA stran-
gsrG well this r. as good Q description Of
him as can give 50 please Try and nns
him AMI let me know.
oanno; and wiil nc; I've wi:hou. him.
Pieaee address
NrE. -
Eldorado.
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Real Estate 1rnusYerl

Furnished by the Wichita Abstract
and Land Company. II. II. Dubois. ab-
stractor)
Keene FIVE Cent Savings bank,
sd. lot sec % q =. and e IL
ot nv il and sw IA os nv ia
Of sec - q " ......--....S 400
Hattie Cox. wd. lots y and 9
Laura ave. Hyie's add ..- lo-
Il No;hs:ine. ID. lots ii9 and Ii
Mosley ave, Ronson & Kays
20 Gdd .-..-....---.... Z
w O. Lenhart, wd. Ne IA sec
% z .....---...-...--- $1,000. S500
Ayrss Seess, nd. IL Sc Ia sec 50
, " ..--- .. ..-------.--- :. 1000
Mary o. Locke. oci. lois Is and Is
Keystone sub ...- ..... $500. 1
James G. Duncan. wd, n J.. OF -
IA sec 3 - " ..........-.... 1otJ
Trustees Caq<.ian church, ood.
lots IS and % avenue A, Valley
Cs7<er ...-. .-.-.----. =
JOIN Long. "a. lots . 30 - odd,
Hoo5 ave, lots Is 20 a even ard
81 and s. Garland ave Aotor
adj. lots 70 "a even. - 30 4. odd
blk 5. lots / : - a. ID Is
even blk 6. i,ts 20 Is. q 20 q.
odd. = % - svsa blk Mzscc:
AL a.
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AUTHORIZED TO PROcEED
SECRETARY Ioiss Isstraesed 20 Prsesss
With the Fair Basinees.

The directors ana stockho,aers Of sas
Fair association held an enthusiastic
meeting IN tae city building yeEerday
at o'c,ock. and arranged 20 begin act
i've work for holding the lair. Ar ex.c-
uuye board. a. follows. was selected: c.
G. Coin. q l. Eaten 2 c. Ashton, ".
". Johnson. 8 L. Consne. J. J. XcNa-
mara c. V. Ferguson
Secretary To.er was authorized 20 CO..
lecs 80 pr cent OF ;he funds subscribed
and take al necessary steps FOR arrzrx-
ing Q Ave csys program. a-d contract
sor TIE printing % display adye-tI<nr
MATE Nr. ToIer VII b=Tsn ihe xork
i1snaa.a;siy. There vas no decision a.
20 WHERE tn fair would - h<sd. whether
a, ne Cd grounds or az RIy>-si;e. this
being considered a merely incId-- "a
oueSeion 20 be answered zse--
Lots OF rain big crops. pssaty os
money. Dig fair" xas the say Mr. Tos~-
xen. owe. re ss:1s.i5a yesterday.
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PIRATES SHUT OUT
THIS BEING THEIR FIKsT rXPBRI-
EHOE THIS SEASON.

Boston's Han Lewis Keeps Their RisatBcaa
nies Scattered aad Hi Support seays By
HIM Brooklyn Suffers the Like IGno-
Diny st the Hands Of the Wild. Us-
tatorsd Childrsa OF the Forest, Getting
Only One Man to Second, asd That - the
Ninth. where He Dsss-Champsons and
Reds Win-Western Gameo.
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York, May lin staple cotton
goods 10 change was reported today Prin-
ted fabrics were quiet Wooden goods are
dull. There has been q fair attendance of
buyers. but the market Is practically feat
srelesS
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Washington. May ia number o. IN
viiei guess assembled a. the WHITE
H51ss Jonissz AZ tie Invitation Of Pres
dent and Mrs Mckinney 20 enjoy COTE
plinensary concert given By he bard o.
TIE E-Eata regimen. o. cavalry % Re
Mexican srly.
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spIendid Program Arranged for Toolght st
the First M z, Church,

Tonight the young men OF the First
VI. Z. church Sunday school and League
will give their second annual social and
entertainment, at which time a splendid
program will be given. Ice cream.
strawberries and lemonade will be serv-
ed by the young men unasssted. No
cakes will be received that are nor bak-
ed by one Of the young men. The fol-
lowing Is the program:
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AS you LIKE II
Pathetic Story Of Domestic Infsiiessy .,
Smile ut.

This story OF husband that didn't
stay long came 20 police headquarters
yesterday. smacks Of a prevailing par
lance. provokes emile. but Ia sad with
all
Eldorado. Kars.
May. .. 81.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
SHARES FOLLOW AS LONG AZ LON
DON Is LEADING.

Later Failing Back Below the OpsRlng
Point, Closing With the Early Gain and
Some Besides Lost, ~ General Rule
Gold Actually Engaged and R1mors Of
More for Shipment Have Much to do
With the Case-Bonds Sitter, With For
eign BuyinE-Governments Reactionsry
London Markets Continue Good.
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CHIC AGO

Chicago grain and produce markets fur
nished by r. L. Bostic, Commission Mer-
chant. rooms 10 and u over Kansas Ma
tional bank. Telephone l67.
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The raa whose cause 70 vrors - sure
70 Be the sosez u be gains Is.-kzU Hoxn-
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Tie .aea Who sorx are sst usuaI,y a.
dead b>x.ss-A.<t.scs Csssa.
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WICHITA Markets

HOGS.
Wichita, Kansas, May II. 1897.
Hogs TO iI1.c lower.
DEpDEcE A,T TIVE SAYES
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NCINNAT1. 8; CHICAGO, &

Western League Came
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Ff<f-Af ROSS fsJcr.
Attest c. = SMITH. CRY c-k
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New York, May iI.-Money on call
nominally l 1-4G1 IL. Prime mercan-
tilep aper 1-26i per cent Sterling ex-
change steady with actual business in
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-11
"Red Conner, in Arizona.

Much attention is being attracted by
the recent mineral discoveries along
the northern crest of the Grand Can
Won of the Colorado, in that strip OF mo
mans land" that Utah has been trying
to wrest from Arizona for many years.
While the discoveries have included
eypsum, asbestos, god, silver, lead
AID copper, the strikes made in the
last named metal within the last few
weeks have been so extensive and re-
markable in richness as to give red
"copper" first place in public interest,
and attract the attention of mining
experts in all parts of the country. A
large number of claims have been
quietly located, and all of them are
said to show unusually wide and ex-
tensive copper deposits in carbOnaceous
lime, the ores being chiefly carbonates
and oxides, and the assays running
unusually high-from 90 to IS per cent.
The deposits were first encountered
on the crest of the canyon, fifty miles
north of Flagstaff, where the Anita
Copper Cor solidated company has
made the most extensive DEVELOPMENTS
in the district. From this part the
copper can be traced in the develop
ment work as well as by the outcrOp-
pings for fifteen miles to the canyon
itself. where the ore deposits are per-
manent in all the stratitied formations
of limestone, sandstone and slate, clear
in 20 the archaic granite.
Many prospectors are going into the
district, and from the discoveries thus
far made the indications are that some
of the most remarkable mineral lodes
ever known will be found in this gigan-
tic chasm.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-06-11
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