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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13
FOR RENT-FI.ATS.
KOOAiS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT -Coiufortable hall rooIu, fur
nIshed. on "a liOor, win poeru, $40;
gentlemen only. Call after q p. III. tho
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

WANTED by strong. intelligent young
man. Position i'm store, factory. anything.
uuuersia ads stenographv. ty pewritin-,
npnIE '"c'Eg. VIRGIL IAN, tnS office.
mol -3t-nin
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

FOR kENT-Dou parlors; st floor; We
apiece: front room, Sd floor; cheap: lO11
f4th st-nw. no13-3t ,em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

Ok > A LII ohli = = UNA oilI adCAtNtsh par
rots, monkeys, gold fishes, dogs, pigeons.
caHtries, IncubatOrs. Spratts and a ustln's
dog bread; send lOr catalogue. SCH MID'S
BIRD STORE, TI2 18th 81. NV. ocS-tf
FOR SALE -$2.9S for 6ft extension
table, oungeS, S2.5O, Cook stoves, x5;
heater, S2-5O. pGrlOr and bedroom suites
) i per week. cheap cash and credit. RED
NOND, 81 Tth St.nw oc30-tf sem
FOR SALE->SanIple lot OF fine shotguns al
sacrifice, call early and get q bargain
JULIUS COHEN 1104 7th st. NV.
oc1 5-1-em
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

PARTIES wishing small loans on pianos.
furniture, typewrIUers, etc address. IL.
+ this office. Do1O 20
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

Nm ED-By colored girl, situation To
COOK or DO light homework. Call 7oS
jackson alley. noI3at
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MONEY To LOAN at and per cent;
security, real estate III District OF COEufT-
Ola, no delay beyond an inSpeC tlOn or prop
l.. ACkER. 7O4 18th st. NV. mh2S-tf
MONEY To LOAN 81, 900 upward, at >
$3.50. $500, etc, at per cent; al
fran Sa0tsous nnnduEted with economical
Consideration FOR borrower
WILLIAM u. SAUNDERS & co,
ap16-tf 14O1 + ST. Nv
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

IDls HIRE Pine horses. hugpies aud aa.,-
tons, $3.50 aud 50 per day. /. vs.
rRESToN'o TABLES. cor. eih and /
sis. nW. Io6-7teun
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JOHN F. DONOHOE,
mol 2-4t,em 3OS East Capitol st.

FOR RENT Those beautiful new dwell
ingson L th ST., Wa shingtou HeixltS, they
have beautiful tiled BATHS six bedrooms
and are model homes; rent reduced To $40:
should bring $50: No. 1901 California
ave. and Nos. 2lO4 and 2IOS 18th St:
only three left out of the row. GEORGE
E EMMoNS " CO., No. l4I6 + ST. NV.
no12-3t
FOR SA LE-Fiye-room brick; water and
sewer; $500 cash; balance, $12 per
month. Inquire at 1891 ga. ave. Sc.
+DOl2-3t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

ANTED-Bys young colored woman.
stuathsn rs chafnbermaid or general
i.ouseworke rr M small family. Address H.,
1923 4ths 1T. nw Item
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BUSINESS CHA NOES.

LOOk-Will sell well-established EN-
ployment agency; centrally IOca ted and
DONG Tine business cheap; rosewood desk
and other furniture; also license good for
one year; sickness is reason for leaving.
Address v T. v, this office. Item
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

WANTED idow desires sirua,ion
huOsekeepef Tor widower: good seam
- res; fond Of children. Address House.
kEEPER this office. T.
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FOR SAI.E-HOTRLS.

FOR SALE-Large hotel, Laurel, Nd, on
new electric road: furnished at less than
half cost: small cash Ia yBient. j. s..
SWORMSTEDT, 9l3 F st. NV mol SIT
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LOST.

LOST PovSeji1uok with s. and ON order
inr 500 between T. and 9th SITS. ne 10
4. " a. freight depot Reward il re-
turned - ~. q. A 81, % l. ne. noI2-aI
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

THE EXCELSIOR Electric Horse Clipping
Company, 209 IL til ST. NV ., next s,OOr To
the horse DaZadr. new machinery. careful
handling of horses, and good work guar
anteed. nOl33t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

FOR SALE-Drug store; proprietor In iii
health, desires to sell a drug store IN
northwest; Will sell cheap to proper party
Apply To GEORGE W. DREW, A tt'y at
Law Merit bldg, L 1 tn ana sts. NV.
QCSS- .DO-am
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LOST Far collar al 18th and st. NV:
party was observed IiCkIng same nm
A reasuua HE reward VIII he uaid if re-
turned 10 3l2 l5ta 81. NV Uoll-(t
LOST Members OF Gle METROPOLITAN Life
Insurance Company whuSe policies have
i7t>@d Hil fear 81 something 10 their al.
NaHt1ge bN calling or addressing : =
HGTCHlNtiS. Room 81. Washington Io..,i.
and Trust bldg. 9th aud 4 SITS my.
nos -Bt-ein
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FOR hire.

OR HIRE Fun dress suits. 81 only Il
Its COHEN, l1O4 Tth st.nw.
nol0-f ,em
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H1sI.r .,yANrkn-llAElc.

'ANTED 4 good collector, that can. fur
nish S2oo i9na. Apply Monday. fnonl
10 q a IA. 20q Pa ave Sc - tenn
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FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished and nfur-
nshed, with hot and cold water. 12S
10th st NV. mol g. 81 -em
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FOR SALE-HOE SES.

FOR SALE-Near Capitol, me-; brownstone
'front.' house; rs. and bath: a. m. H.;
nearly new nicely papered. cabinet man
tells: south front: large yard nd parking,
ROLAND c. BOOTH, 1Oth and u SIS NV
mol 2-Ht.cIn
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-11-13

FOR RENT-Pleasant rooms: single or en-
suite. good board. convenient to ca lines;
refs. 1924 18th st. NV. noI3-3t ,efn
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siIsCELLA SEOU y.

GET your winter suit made to order for
-; also pants S2.oU. PEkOF SKY,
tlse Tailor, 7s54 TN st. NV. nOl3-It,ein
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13
OUT IN DICKENsON.
Critically IIi-PetriGed Acorn a
Find.

DWALE, VA, July 12-(Special.)-Mrs
Rev. Elias Rose, Of near this place, IS criti-
cally i'll with some form Of dropsy. Her
attending physician, DR.. Phpps, of
Clintwood says that she cannot re-
cover.
Your correspondent has a petrifed
acorn I'm his possession. 1t was recently
found by some children who were plav-
ing in a field near here. 1t Is of the
white oak species, is Of medium size
and perfectly formed.
A laborer while hoeing corn in a field
near here the other day, dug up a stone
which has some unique inscriptions cut
upon it. The stone seems to have been
nearly square, originally, but il is now
triangular in form. having been broken.
portion of the inscription is missing
The characters remaining are If !.
VIM. HILL" in one line. the re-
mainder having been broken off. Then
in the central portion, just below this
line appears the date, 'lS0," the last
figure being nearly all missing; but it
looks as If 1t had been a badly-formed
four. On the lower left-hand corner there
is an index or hand. pointing, doubt
less. to something important which was
on the detached portion. The inscrip-
lions all have an old appearance. and
the relic cannot be accounted for by
anybody In this vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Flour-Receipts
2.I8 barrels; exports, 29.2S5 barrels
| sales 10. 400 packages. Market was mode
rately active and steady; winter patents.
HSOaA.65; winter straights, S3.95g$Ll0i
Minnesota patents, A.l0QA.30; rye flour
quiet; sales, 250 barrels.
Cornmeal-Dull; yellow western, 5Sc
city. 51G6Oc.; Brandywine. sl.e5Gsls0
Rye-Dull; No. 2, &c; car lots. 39Q4ic.
Barley-Quiet; western feeding 2s l-4c.
barley malt dull; western, 43a5ic.
Corn-Spot steady; No. 2. 80 1-Sc.; in
elevator, 81 1-Sc.; options opened easier,
owing TO fine crop conditions but rail-
lied later, with wheat, and closed UNI
changed to Lie. net higher; August 80 5-Sfp
30 $-4c.-closed 30 Csc; September, 81 1-l9
81 1-2c.-closed 81 Csc.
Oats-Spot quiet; No. 2, % lie; OPP
tions very duh, but fairly steady, with
corn. closing unchanged TO l-Sc. net
higher; July, p 1-sc.-closed % l-sc.; Sep
TENDER closed pc.
Wheat-Spot market firm; No north
ern. Duluth, 81 l-2c. +. o. b., afloat; OPP
lions opened barely steady. under weak
cables, rallied sharply on covering, was
weakened by disappointing visible sup
ply decrease, but recovered on late COW
erlng and a large reduction in English
stocks: closed 3-SQl-2c. net higher; July
77G77 lie: September. nan DISCLOSED
II 1-2c.; December Y I-2413 S-Sc.-closed
70 3-Sc
Hay-Steady; spring, Oc.; good to
choice. 6oV7a lie.
HoDs-Steady; 1895 crop, Bale; 1896 crop.
6a9c.: London market. 55466c.
Hides-Firm; Galveston, 20q25 pounds,
l4ql5c.; Texas, dry. "a to 30 pounds, II 1-2c
Leather-Firm; Hemlock sole, Buenos
Avres. light to heavy-weights, lSQl9c.
California. 19q22c.
Wool-Firm domestic. fleece. lSg24c.;
Realistically; family. s9dslO extra
mess. S750QSs; beef hams. s2ius25; pack
ed. sSa$S.5O; ordinary extra mess, India,
Cut Meats-QuIet; picked bellies firm at
So -; picked hams, sS75G,s
Lard-Dul and easy; western steam
closed at SlO5 nominally; September lard
closed A.l5 nominally; refined weak; Con-
tnent. 81; South American. $3.50; COM
pound. 1881 l-2nA1s.
Pork-Mess. $50 mess short clear. ss0
slO.65: family. ssas975.
Butter-Steady western creamery. 1lD
IS i-2c.: factory. 7Ml0 1-2c.; Eleins. 10 1-ic.;
imitation creamery. l-2Qi2 lee; State
dairy. iO@ltc.; do. creamery li@i5 l-sc:
small T1-fa7 i-2c.; part skins, i95 lee;
full skins. l-Sd2 5-Sc.
Eggs-Market firm: state and Pennsyl-
vanit. l2l12 l-2c.; western. fresh. nIl?c.
Taiiow-Quiet; city. per package. 1-sc.;
country, packages iree' i-faS i--c'' ac-
cordng TO quality.
Rosin-DuIl; strained, common to good.
H.72 1-2Gs1.75.
Turpentlne-Dull at 2s926 l-2c.
Rice~steady; domestic, fair to extra.
4 l-SQSc; Japan, l-4d4 S-sc.
enthusiastically; New Orleans, open
Kettle. good 10 choice, 2242sc.
FreIghts-Quiet; cotton. by steam. 3D.;
grain. by steam, 2 l-2n2 S-td.
Pig-Iron-Q quiet; southern. ss2sasioo;
northern. sl01N2
Copper--Easy: Lake, brokers'. sll.l2 1-2;
Exchange. $l0.6oa$ii.25.
Tlr-Duil: straights. sia75qNi: plates.
soeltcr-Quiet: domestic, sl25QsLs5.
Lead-Strong IT $685.
Coffee-Options opened steady and to j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13
EASTERN SHORE Fun.
How the Boys Got Up Race-"ene-
ral Notes.

rnl Notes.
oNANCOCK, VA, July l2--(speciai)-
.,s-,5 Wipder. an old colored man. long
,.,l known in these parts for his ihapiii-
81, to keen his hands off other peopies
,'-orertv. is In trouble again. For the
..st wear Alfred has been living near
Drlev Station with a numerous tripe oi
Ills descendants around him. one not
,.v last week a man was rldlng a'Ons
be road near Alfred's house WIN ,i,9
.+ living behind on the seat OF MS
80. before reaching home he found
tf..t his cont was gone, and win IL ms
Itch and nurse. containing several uoi-
Ina in money. The case was reported
a., once TO Special-Detective william NJ
e.,,ior of Harborton, who succeeded III
,..o,,.rinq all the stolen property, Whicn
600, fourd concealed in different parts vi
1fred's house. The coat had been slOlS.
bv Alfred's grandson, boy OF apout -
-, ,oa the old man had secreted the
- rropertv. and, according TO the
t,y,s statement, had instigated the th'i t.
az, case was tried here before oquii =
Y.rps Of Lee District, and both Anieu
End the boy, in default OF the ilheS IN
,0st9 were sentenced 10 cohllheil'ht III
,t. county jail. Here the run pesau'
while Constable Kelam and Speclal-De-
t..tfye TAYLOR were out holdins pilNale
,...,,.i,v, some Of the young men of the
town. wishing TO see race il''"a ls,,i,.' -
. oll man Alfred out Of the building
5... the omen street, where they urged
,.,, an etrike for liberty. Alfred Wiling
h. ,dorted the suggestion, and after ne
Ed Gotten a running start Constable
rll,m was informed that MS elder
,r..or.r had escaped. Taking two men
,,itb him he started in hot pursuit OF the
.r.d Fugitive. but the heet-footed oIu
,rau was soon under cover Of the Woous
and trvord the reach Of his pursuers lie
tl1 those whom he passed in his night
t.t ra would thank them 10 tell the
constable that he was doing well ana
,U a-eoine. Up to date nothing further
fs been heard from Alfred, but the boy
lu the county Jail
C.ptaln John II. Hail, Of this county
foul one day last week in the cabin oil
DIS schooner oriental, carrier-piseoh'
which had been turned out from the war
shin Now York on the Sd of July by
Commander Mead The Texas ana the
Maine were in company with the New
York when the pigeon was turned loose
during target-practice. Mr.. Stverus G.
Iau sent the pigeon to the commandant
a. the Now York navy-yard as requested
is the letter attached TO the bird.
Miss Emma Kelley daughter Of Mrs.
Virginia Kelley. died several days ago
OF her home. near Machiponge, in North
tmpton county. after an illness Of about
three weeks. She was very popular
young lady. and had just been graduated
from the Ryland Institute, in Berkeley.
About three weeks ago her brother. Mr..
Obcd Kelley q student at the Virginia
Medical College. died of typhold-fever.
The vestry Of Holy Trinity church, In
us town. elected last Easter having
Designed. meeting of the congregation
was hell Saturday and the following were
elected yestrymen for the ensuing year:
lr o. b. Finney Or. Edward Leather
bury. DR. T.. b. Finney. Henry L. Powell,
an Dr. Thomas Leatherbury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13
WARM SPRINGS.
Court-Road CONFERENCE.-The Resort
Filling Up.


WARM SPRINGS. VA. July 12.-(Spe,
talJ-Court meets here tomorrow
There is little business on hand. The
most important business before the SUI
ldNsors viii be the letting of road
N.flc.5 for the year. During the des-
!'".e hard times every workman tries
s.- I'd contract al most any price, as
aaoris little ready money. The
ohe principle applies i'm the letting OF
o'1niracts for carrying the United
alea mail. Many men have taken jobs
q. hat 90 about GO cents day for horse
' themselves. one contractor got bad
tiuck' on the ROUTE from here 10
,-e hot Springs. lie got the route at
's per year. lie was there last week.
l after various attempts procured a
',.iel man TO carry IL for $3.50 per year.
l ihc contractor Is to pay the toll.
'aeh win amount 20 at least 500.
lN, ola Warm Springs Is filing up
li'ly with visitors. the company here
b'ing quite large one. Numerous
io'emenis and additions have been
..le 10 cottages. hotels. and various
temes introduced.
p- -'' ana Mrs. George r. NJ. Gibson. OF
.....ino'e' are In their cottoge for the
I'M, '''''gr. The Fallo family. Of Philadei-
I.a have also returned
rtr, recent arrivals are Mr. and Mrs.
,f[ - Moore and Master Edwin
r,.,,, Philadelphia; Miss Juliet McE
, 800. Miss Mary A. wade. Rail-.
CT, Mrs Malcom seaton. Washineton.
J,,.-on v Buck. Miss s. Towoscn
~ =. saunders, Philadelphia; aIlas
ill., e.. F,,nnsylvanla; Miss Campbell. Eal-
III =. l. Marburg. Baltimore: Mrs
P,ln, Lopez and Miss Georgia Cohen,
York. tx hfs' II. L. Bartlett New
Vas, General and Mrs l.. p. Graham.
zion; Mrs. H. Y. clcmentson.
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Property Transfers.

Richmond: w. +. Nichols to Fannie
C. Nichols, 20 feet on south side Mar
shall street, &c IL feet east Of Gilmer
subject to two deeds Of trust of $1,000
and $500, respectively, $3.50.
oliver J. Schoolcraft and wife to C. F.
Sauer. So feet on south side Cary street.
IS feet east Of Nineteenth, $500.
Henrico: Walter L. Brauer and wife
to John w. Brauer, q feet on south side
Blair street, 1S6 feet west Of Washing
ton, s252.S.
Julia w. Morriss and Z. NJ. Antrims
trustee to Matte A. Frayser acres on
Broad-Street road. about three miles
from Richmond. and % acres on Broad
street road. about three miles from Rich
mond, s2.675.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13

Brooklyn: w. II. Geofflin, Baltimore; Mr..
and Mrs. }. Il. Wynne and Mrs. Wynne,
Cincinnati; Mrs. Harvey and Miss Morre,
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Marburg. Baltimore; w. c. Moore and
wife, Philadelphia; Dr. II. W. Cooper.
South Carolina; +. st. George Cooke,
Richmond; Mrs. L. McLane Tiffany and
party. of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. II.
S. Hurdekoper, Philadelphia; Mrs. L. II.
Lindsey, Washington; George w.
Swearingen and wife, and with them
Miss Mary D. Swearingen. Miss Mary
Embry Card. and Miss Margaret Card,
Of Louisville, and John Perkin Louisiana.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13

WYTHEVILLE, VA. July 12.-(Speoial.
The Supreme Court Of Appeals proceed
ings to-day were:
Kilball and Fink, receivers, VS., Carter.
Argued and submitted.
Pemberton vs.. Weinberger ct ais. Dis
missed.
Newberry Land Company VS.. Newberry.
Partially argued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13
Overdue Bark All Right.

NORFOLK, VA, July 12.-(Special.)-
The italian bark Leonardo, Captain JAG
carino. which sailed from Girgent for
Norfolk April nth, passed in the Capes
this morning at 1870 o'clock. making her
eighty-six days out or about forty-five
days overdue. There have been grave
fears as to her safety.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

Richmond, Va. July II, 1897.
Receipts: Cattle. $50 head sheep and
lambs 200 head; hogs. 80 head.
Sales: Cattle, 250 head; sheep and
lambs. 200 head; hogs 80 head.
Prices: Cattle-Best, TO 41-2c. gross;
medium to good, to 3-4c gross; COM
mon 10 fair 10 2 3-fc. gross; sheep 2
10 &c. gross; lambs, 3 to 4 l-2c. gross;
hogs, $50 TO $3.50; bulls, IA to &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, va, July T. 1891
No auction sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters, %: wrappers, 81;
scrap. 49, Total As hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites. $5.2SS.45; tobacco, S2,O71.S9. Total
$7360.34
offerings of sun-cured will be large to-
morrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, July 12.-Ylrginla Centu-
ries, 64d64 Ia: Consolidated Gas. 81 3-S
asked; do. 6s, ZIG asked; others not
quoted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13

Klcnmond, Va, July Y, 1881.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry 67 to
7Sc. mixed, IS to 73c.; shortberry 60 to
73c.: No. red, 73c. Corn-White Virginia.
80 to 80 he; No. 2 white. 80 to 80 l-2c
No. mixed, 81 IL to S2c. Oats-No.
mixed. % to 20 lie. No. 8 mixed. 2i IL
to q SIC. Rye--No. 2. 10 to ilc.
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RICHMOND sroJx MAyIEr.

RrcTdov,. July II. 1897.
SALEs.--yir.inia Centuries-1,000 at Ga Y
500 al 4ts. Georgia Southern aud Florida
5s-l, 900 at O5Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13

Orders for printing sent to On. Dispatch
Company viii be given prompt attention.
end the style Of work and prices viii ~
eure to please yea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13

FOR SALE. DRUG BUSINESS.
Fresh. full stock; splendid locrtion;
doing a fine. paying business: easy
terms: no cutting. and business mostly
cash. III health cause OF selling. This Il
one chance In thousand. Address A. u.
c.. care OF Dispatch ~ is-st
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AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Quotations Or, for b)lls maturing In not
lees than ten years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-13
ISSUE OF $4,OOO,OOO
OR TBE--as,y ogF@sSsc
UNITED TRACTION COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH, Pa
Per Cent. General Mortgage Gold Bonds.
Dated July 4, 1897,

Interest July
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY, BALTIMORE Trustee.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-04-03

now being examined and the details being arranged in San Francisco, and within sixty days the property will pass into the hands Of the English peo- pie, who will proceed to carry out a scheme for developing the property on a broader scale than ever before.
 The Golden cr9ss mines which are owned by big Los Angeles and Den yer company, are now in the hands of w. W. Stewart as receiver for the stockholders. Mr. Stewarte has been remark bly, successfulin disentangling many troublesome knots in connec- ton with the property and in bring ing it up to better condition than 1t has ever been in before. The gross output of the mines is about $40, 900 bullionrper month and 165 men are employed there now. The mines are seven in number, viz the Gold Queen; Cresct nt and four others, and while the ore'is mcstly low grade, it is in- exhaustible in quantity.
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SIZED UP.

The late lamented legislature of Arizona was composed of five Repub- licans, one Populist and thirty Demo crats. The Democrats and Popu!ist were elected on promises to enact leg islation favorable to the laboring classes. To show how faithfully they carried out their ante election prom ises we cite the fact that everything corporate was exempt from taxation by legislative enactment. Reservoirs, reservoir sites, railroads, street rail- ways, flying machines, bicycles, fac tories, taneries, and manufactures of ell kinds were included in the list. Ikeuberry, the lone Populist, intro duced a measure to prohibit corpora tions from paying workmen in store orders or script. This measure was killed in the lower house by a vote of p to ?, and every measure affecting workingmen was dealt with in the same way. Charges of bribery and corruption were rife on the streets of Phoenix when the bullion tax bill was defeated and the same charge was made when the prison removal bill was killed. A bill making it felony to publish a newspaper within the territory of Arizona passed the assem- ply by a vote of 13 to II. It might have been intended as josh, butt in reality it was apparent that many of the members would rather live in a country void of newsgatherers where their questionable methods could not be published to the world.-MineraI Wealth.
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A VERY APPROPRIATE NAME

IN the hurly-burly of the last day of the session, the following resolution was overlooked:
 Whereas, It has become custom to name the various legislatures that have assembled in Arizona since tho organization of the Territory, and the House of Representatives having no distinguishing name by which the Nineteenth Legislature may go down to history, it gracefully yields that honor to the House of Lords; there fore be 1t.
 Resolved, By the House, the Coun- cil concurring, That this legislature shall be known as the Tin-H Horn Nine- teenth.