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The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20
NOTICE.
:.

On Saturday evening, March Doth, at
8:3U p. m, a meeting of the qualified
electors of Winslow precinct is hereby
called, to meet at the school house in
the town of Winslow, for the purpose
of selecting three school trustees for
said school district.
MANv No,ruoc
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20
K0ibrO0k Items.

DIR, Wolford has been in our city sew
oral days Of late.
w. Fl. Clark has purchased Loui
Ghuey's stock of goods and rented his
new store near the depot.
Mr.. Zuck has improved his property
by planting quite number of trees
round about his hotel.
Mr.. Murray, OF Denyer, has been
quite active for some time trying to
s:ipc,1re cattle for shinment.
Sheriff Wattron has added to the
popularity of his store by placing
therein very elegant music box.
Jno. r. Hulett supt. Of the A. G. NJ.
I. made business trip to Snowflake,
Monday.
Word was received here Tuesday
morning to the effect that Jos. ".
Smiths stage station, at Snow wfake
burned Monday night. Loss orses
% tons of hay, grain, wagons etc.
Messrs. Henry Huning, Jno. Bull
and Roy Goliath came into Holbrook
Monday evening on business. Mr.. Bull
and Mr.. Huning went on to Albuquer-
que.
j. w Boyle started to Denver Mon
day With lot of cattle. He will also
visit his recently purchased ranch in
Logan County. Kansas, before his re-
turn home.
Newton Jackson and family of Yer
sailles, Indiana, and Perry Meyers of
Napolean, Ind, after spending several
days with B. F. Jackson Of this place
left Saturday for points in California
and tho North West. Mr.. jackson
aud family are On three months plea
sure trip.
County School superintendent jack
con, recently speaking of the educa-
tional progress Of northern Arizona,
had some very good words for the pres
ent years progress. in the Winslov
schools. He says Prof. Bristow is
Very able and thorough school man,
and that he thinks Miss Kelly q very
successful primary teacher. The trus-
tees of Winslow school certainly made
no mistake. in their selection of teach
ers, as the average attendance Of the
schools at that place has been so in
creased the present year, as to entitie
that town to the second largest appor-
tionment of any district of the coun-
ty, for next year. The schools of the
county that have shown the greatest,
and in fact tho only notable increase
of attendance, are Winslow, Holbrook
aud Woodruff schools.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Frank Wallace came in from the
range the latter part of last week, to
visit his family, contrabt the grippe,
and says it has a good grip on him.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Trains Nos 8 and are limited trains, run
ning semi-weekly. No leaves Chicago on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, passes Albu-
uuerque on Fridays and Mondays, and ar
rives at Los Angeles Saturdays and Tues
days. Train No will leave Los Angeles
Mondays and Thursdays, passing AlhIquer-
que Wednesdays and Saturdays and arriv-
ing at Chicago Frifavs and Mondays.
Passengers on limited west bound trains
holding tickets reading direct via Mojave
change at Barstow to No 5.
Pullman Palace sleeping cars daily through
between Chicago and San Francisco and
Chicago and Los Angeles.
Pullman tourist 81. eping cars daily through
between Chicago and San Francisco and
Chicago and Los Angeles
Tourist cars leave San Francisco every
Tuesday and Los Angeles every Wednesd ay
running thI ough TO Kansas City, Chicago
and Boston. p
The Grand Canyon of the Colorado can be
reached only by this line.
Ask for beautifully illustrated book
which will be mailed free.
DON A. SWEET,
General Passenger Agent,
Albuquerque. N. NJ.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Orders for coal and ice left in order
box at my office, will receive prompt
attention. g. E. Van Fossen.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Ramsey, Frank, Holbrook, per
pro $3.50, tax $22 SO, penalty and
cost $1.63, total .....-........... "a 2
Ramsey. Joe Snowflake, lot 4 blk
5, $575, tax $17.S3, pen and cost
89c, total ..........~...... IS Z
Rand Il Perkins, Pinedale, imp'ts
$50, tax $1.71, pen and cost 5Sc,
total - ........ 2 9
Reidhead, John o Linden, imp'ts
5000, per pro $461.25, tax $205o,
pen and cost s2G3, total ..... % 3
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

r'1e4ze.s, d NJ; rui"slrr-7- iaee4s- on
W z of Sc Il and y of sw II
sec 20 tp IS rye 16,$5Oo, per pro
$207, tax $2333, pen and costs
$2.17, total. ................ 25 sc
Foster, II J, st. Joseph, sec Is twp
18 rye 19, % acres $198.2O, per
pro $215, tax $1202, penalty and
costs $1.64, total ..... =. "a 4t
Ford, G S. Holbrook, per pro $50,
tax $l55, pen and costs So, total 2 42
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Messrs. Krentz & Wolff have received
a Car load Of alfalfa fed cattle from the
pastures of Maricopa county, which
they are now serving to their custom
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

John T. Jones, Bob Norris and Joe
opill Ca1ilc u Il cA 80
ranch OF the Aztec Land and Cattle
Company, last Saturday aftern con, and
returned On Sunday.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

We are informed that Jack Robinson
who was convicted and sentenced at
the last term of our District Court OH
the charge of burglary, has been re-
stored to his liberty by Gov. Franklin.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Tim Parrish came in from his winter
camp at Canon Dia bio last Wednesday,
having finished his winters work at that
point.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Subscriptions to the Weekly Exami-
ner received by Mrs. L. ]. Hesser.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20
TALK OF THE TOWN.

An elegant line of confectionery and
stationery.rat News Depot.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20
Brimhall, @ M, Taylor, per pro
$157, tax $4.8Lpen and costs 74c

Brimhall, @ M, Taylor, per pro
$157, tax $485pen and costs 74c
= 4
bOCdl. y
Bauerbach & Van Fossen, Wins
low, lots 10 and 81 blk 3, $3.50,
per pro $3.50, tax $33,33, penalty
and cost s. 6z, total ...... 36
Baca, Fernandez Silver creek,
imp $1Oo, per pro $50, tax $5.s6,
penalty and costs $1.25. total. Z
Bowen, T, Navajo, per pro $40,
tax $23.87, pen and costs $1.79,
total 25
Baca, Jose, Holbrook, per pro $70
tax $2.42, penalty and costs &c,
total 8
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

VIM. R0den, Jr., was in from hiS Can
yon Diablo ranch the first part of the
week.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Clark, w H, Holbrook, lots s and
8 blk 3, lots l and 3 blk 6, $1225
per pro $75, tax $4O.31, pen and
costs $3O2,'total1. .,....... 43
Carson, Lee, Pinetop, per prop
$3.50, tax 50 IS, pen and costs 70
IOtdl V
Crandell, A w, Pinedale, imp $50,
per pro $401, tax $l3.56 pen and
costs $167, total. l.......~. Is
Cawyer, D W, Linden, per prep
s271, tax $9 40, pen and costs .92
Cart, j W, Winslow, lots IL and
il block 8, Winslow, $3.50, tax
1896, pen and costs 75c, total.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Hoyle, John, Heber, imp $50, per
pro $50, tax $3.41, pen and cost
$1.l9l paid So, bal due. -. 49,.
Hansen, N s, Snowflake. sec 10 tp.
13 rye q, 81 acres, $3S.77. lot 4
blk 4, 1925, per pro $25, tax $12.O5
pen and cost $780, paid $780,.
bal due. ..., ................
Houck, ] D, Heber, imp $3.50, per
pro 1926, tax $1L66, penalty and
costs $1.5S, paid $3, bal due -.
HolIister, Jos, imp at Show Low
$40, per pro $40, tax $1.S6, pen
and costs $109, total. .......-.s
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

I have three elegant sixty dollar
White Sewing Machines, which I will
: ell at cost, to close the business. Mrs.
T. J. Hesser.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20


Jarvis, Chas., st Johns, per prop
$135, tax 81. 20, pen and cost 73c
total .....
Jewell, L, Pinetop. imp $25, per
pro $125, tax 1886, penalty and
costs $f.23, total l....... =.
Jewell, Stephen, Pinetop, imp'ts
500, per pro s7150, tax So. 80,
pen and costs $1.37, total ~..
Johnson, T n, Gallup, n NJ, ne
a of nv Il and W y and Sc Il
OF ne 4 sec % twp 8 rye %, 100
acres, 5000, tax Sc, pen and cost
$26l, total. Observation-Disclosures.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Go and inspect the new goods at
Lesser u Sawyer's.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Kattehner, NJ S, sec "a twp 13 rye
q, 10 acres, $3.50. lot 1 blk l,
Snowflake, SO, per pro $l0S,
tax $26.67, pen and cost $2.9+
total.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

"Philadelpnia Seal" and Belmont
cigars, at News Depot.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20
Kay. ] A, Taylor, lot l blk II, $112
err pro $214, tax $10.10, Zen and
cost $l.51, total ...........,.,

Lorensen, B, Winslow, lots 19 and
"a blk 6, $1,250, per pro $75, tax
$4373, pen and cost 1929, paid
$1S, balance due. ..............
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Just received and unloaded at Cres
we'll 4 Moss one car rolled barley, and
for sale.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Mr.. NJ. McKenna was at Oracle on
the oath when the meteor passed appa-
rently directly over. that place. AS. this
ubiquitous visitor appears 10 have been
at every place at the same time tie
theory is strengthened that instead OF
being one there must have been at least
a half dozen. The Oracle one was about
forty miles north of the one seen here
and as both we're travelling in an east
erly direction with a high mountain
between them they could not possibly
be the same one, bnt were the result of
the repeated explosions heard: -Citi-
zen,
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Willis, A n, Snowflake, sec Is tp
I3 rye 81, As acres, $17Oo, per
pro $346, tax $6343, penalty and
cost $L91, total .... 6
Webb, Milo Snowflake, 15 acres at
Snowflake, $500, per pro $lZ0,
tax $13.O2, pen and cost $1.91,
total, .,..,....,....,,...,.... !
Whipple, Edison, Show Low, sec
18 twp 10 rye 22, 153>acres, $241
per pro 1902, tax $13.73, penalty
and. cost $L69, total ...., !
Welch, W 2, Pinetop, imp $50, per
pro $110, tax 1896, penalty and
cost $1.25, total. ..,,,,,,..
Workman, w M dsle, per pro.
$40, tax $434, penalty and cost
72c, total.
Woolford, J S Snowflake, per pro
$63, tax $1.95, penalty and cost
60c, total. tal..,.,..,....,.......
Wing Sam, Winslow, per pro 500
tax $3.50, penalty and cost &c,
total .,........,.,..,........
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

No just objection can be raised.
against the action of wealthy citizen
who gives 0,O00,to,c carry on the work
of the board of home and foreign mis-.
sions of his church. Yet when the pa
pers Of New York report, as they did
yesterday, that in single night five
young women of this city were arrest
ed on the streets while drunk, it indi-
Gates that the need Of help in the home
mission is so great IS to justify philan-
throphy in disregarding the foreign
mission altogether.-New York World.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

For bargains in all lines of goods go
to Lesser & Sawyer.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20
Tbe Wt.salnsu 5slatl.
SECRET SOCIETIES.

a STATED MEETINGS. OF wINs4oW
Lodge, u: d., A, +. and A. NJ. are held
X * III " ood's Hall, on the second We'd
~Nnesday. of each month, Visiting
brethren are cordially invited to at
tend. EDwIN W. FRASER. w. NJ
H. c, LEREw. Secretary.
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Zuck, F A, Holbrook, lot 36 blk
$50, lots 5and 10, blk 2, $40, ex-
cepting lots %, % to % bk 8, Hol-.
brook, $3.50, lots 81 to SO blk 8,
s75, n u lots Al to "A blk 8, 500
lots IL and 13 blk 4. $75.. lots %
and 26 blk 4 $50, lot 80 blk 4 $2o
lots 35 to 38 blk 500, lots 43
to 46, blk 4 $120, lots 70 a ana
26 blk 6 800, to 10 blk5, $75,H
to 20 bk s $75, lots % to 81 bike
$125, excepting lots 18 20 and p
lots IL to "a blk Z $120, lots 26
to Al blk 500, lots to blk s
500, lots | to 3.andsI'to 9 blk 8
800. lots II to 90 blk 9 $75, lots
excepting lot 20 II to 22 blk 10
1850. lots % to 33 blk 10 $3.50,
excepting lot 25 lots II to24 and
% to. As blk 8 $500, sec 6 twp II
rye 21, 20 acres, 5000, per pro
s75. tax $9239, penalty and cost =
s,e 90 total 100 Oh
Zuck, J @ Holbrook, lots - to a
blk 6, Holbrook, $290O, two
third of lot 81 blk 4 $25, per
pro $3.50, tax $1o3.95, penalty Il
and cost 500, total ...~..... lio osr
TERRITORY OF ARzoNA,l
County Of Navajo.
[, James Scott, Tax Collector OF nav.
ajo county, hereby give notice that uh-
less the taxes delinquent together with
the costs and percentage thereon are
paid as per the above delinquent ilsr,
the real property upon which such taxes
are 1ien viii be sold at public auctdo99 10
as required by law, on Tuesday, the 23d
| dav OF March, A. d., 1897, between the
| hours of 10 o'clock a. III. and 8. o'cIoca
.. M. Oh said date.
Dated at Holbrook. Feb 18th, 1897,
JAMES SCOTT
rax r.3lsc*A-
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Porter, N. T, sec Is twp IS rye 19,
so acres, $3.50, per pro $1zl, tag
1888, pen and cost $1.70, total 15 g.
Perkins, G f, Holbrook, imp at
slaughter house $25, per prop
$40, tax s6.05, pen and cost sec,
paid $3.50, total. ....,., -. 4 A
Perkins, J N, Taylor, lot blk 13,
$75, fax $2.33, pen and cost 62c,
total. Observation-Disclosures. 95
Perkins, R j, Taylor, n y of lots
2 s and blk II, &aoo, tax Sc,
pen and cost SIC, total. . Oh
PERKINS, B Y, Taylor, lot 1 blk s,
SIS, per pro $l5, tax $3.50. pen
and cost $l.14, total. ... 81
Perkins, L L, Taylor, liz acres,
$3.50, lots 1 8 blk II, 1915,
lots and blk 20, 500, per pro
500, tax $1450, pen and cost 2.46
paid $10.35, bal due, ,,...,,,,.. 6 61
Rehrod, Liona, Pinetop, per pro
500, tax $780, pen SOC, total. -, 2 45
Penrod, d I, Pinetop, imp $50. per
pro S331, tax $11S1, pen'ty and
cost $3.50, total ,.,,... ...... 13 40
Penrod, A, Pinetop, imp $50, per
pro $l7S, tax $7O7, penalty and
costs $l.35, total .........,., 8 42
Penrod, d L, Pinetop, imp'ts $50,
per pro $212.5O, tax So 13, pen
and $1.26, paid $3.50, bal DUE. 8 IA
Penrod, Liola, Pinetop, imp $25,
per pro $50, tax $233, pen and
cost $1.12, total. l........ 3 45
Penrod. Ephron, Pinetop, imp'ts
500, per pro 1915, tax $3.50,
pen and costs $4.65, total 49,, IA 80
Packer, N Pinetop, imp $35, per
pr $1O5, tax $4 81, penalty and
costs $1.22, total ..,..,,...,. 5, 56
Rearce, Jas Shumway, sec 25 twp
II rge q, 9acres, $3.50, imp $50,
per pro 1884, tax $106.l4, pen.
and cost 1921, paid $100.22, due. s IS
Porter, ] I Heber, imp $25, per
pro $145, tax $5.2s. pen and cost
$126, total Observation-Disclosures. "a
Porter, A Heber, per pro $165,tax
$5.12, paid $685., bal due. ..,.,. 36
Jefferson, @ N st Joseph, nw14 Of
sec 20 twp IS rye. l9, l60 acres,.
$3.50, tax 1895, pen and cost
$1,20, total. .................. IA 10
PeaRce, H San. Francisco, Gal, ne
d, of ne sec "a twp "a rye IS.
80 acres, Sc or of ne or sec 80
twp "a rye 2l 40 acres, Sc qr-of
So or sec 24twp % rye II 30
acres, sw qr;of sw Or sec 4itwp
% rye 81 40 acres, Sc Or of Sc or
sec 4.twp % rye 81 40 acres, Sc
or of Sc Or sec S,twp % rye 2t
40 acres, sw or of sw or sec 8tp
% rye 20, 40-acres, 800, tax $21.
20, pen and cost $4.59, total 49, 26 29
Porter, Jack Williams, south half
of lots IL and A blk Rolbrook
5000, tax $500, pen and cost Sic
IOIdl '.'-' - - e 80 = 49, = 49, : VI
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Young, RP Taylor. lot 4 blk 8,
Taylor, $155, per pro $25, tax
$3.50, pen and cost $1.25, total.
Young, w A Pinedale, imp'ts $25,
per pro $12O, tax $3.50, pen and
costs $1.23, total, .......,.,..t
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Morales, J, Winslow, imp $40, per
pro $40, tax $1.o2, pen and cost
$l.05, total. 20
Montana, Antonio, Taylor, per
pro $l30, tax $4.03, pen and cost
70c,stotal. Observation-Disclosures. i
Marabel, Trinidad, Taylor, per
pro $685. tax $2.s8, penalty and
cost>64c, total .-,'.. ..,.:.,...: -. -. 8
Mills, Dan, Show Low, imp 500,
per pro $215, tax 1929, pen and
costs $1.36, total ........ 5 {
Moss, A, Fort Apache per pro $75
tax $2.17, pen and costs 65c,
total: 2
Montana, Mrs Barth J, Albuquer.
que, N NJ, lot and 2blk 2, Hol-
brook, $3.50, tax $21.0S, pen and
costs $1.05, total .,............ %
Markelprang, J, St Joseph, per
pro $500, tax $3.50, enalty and
costs $L2S, total. ......... 16
Neison, John, Heber. imp 800,
per pro $l7O, tax $S.37, pen and
cost $1.42, total. ....... 81
Norton, j N, Show Low, per pro
$175, tax $5.27, pen and costs 76c,
total. -. ..............,.. 81
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20
Offcers and Directors,
Gardeners entry, sec II twp 16

Gardner's entry, sec II twp is
rye %, 20 acres, $3.50, per pro
$365, tax $2S.37, pen and cost
$2.18, paid $4.76, bal due. - 25 7c
Stratton, W E Snowflake, sec l3
and "a twp 13 rye 81. 10 acres,
5000, lot blk $s7, per prop
1868, tax SAL 49, pen,y ana cost
$3.50, paid $2L5O, bal due. -. 20 4S
Santistevan, imp near Taylor s75,
per pro $105, tax $5 SO, pen and
cost Si.2S, total. ... 81
Sponsler, Joseph Show Low, imp
$16O, per pro $500, tax $lo40l,
penalty and cost $500, total, ITO q
Stocks, Joseph Linden, per pro
$76, tax $236. pen and cost 62c,
total, 29S
Shumway, L d Linden, imp $50,
! per pro $246, tax 1913, pen and
costs FLAG, total. = 10 GA
Saul, T B Linden, per pro $140,
tax $4.34, pen and cost re, TOLL s O6
Stevens, WA Pinetop. imp $50,
per pro SIG, tax IS. Is, pen and
cost $l.26, total ... 6 Al
Strs tton, Cal sec % twp 13 rye 21
so acres, 500, lot blk 4 Snow
fake, $685. per pro $949, tax $50
10, pen and cost $246, total -. go Al e6
Ssnches, Vidal Pinedale, imp $50,
per pro SOL, tax $465, penalty
and cost $l:23, total ... s Oh
Snowflake Tannery, Snowfake,N N
Hanson, manager, tannery
stock$100, tax $3. 10, penalty and
cost 66c, total. -. ... 37e
Smith. F w, Philadelphia, sec
twp II rye 20, % acres, $3.50, lots
to A blk II, $3.50, lots to "A
blk II, $3.50, lots and 2 blk Is,
$40, lots to 9 blk Is, $50, lots II
I to 81 blk -, $3.50, lots to %
| blk Il, $500, tax $96-10, penalty
+ and cost $3.50, total, ...,., 1O4 4g
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Taylor. Herbert, Winslow, per
pro $525O. tax $1.55, penalty
and cost SOC, total ..,,.
Y
Velasques, Jesus, Ft Apache, per
pro $50, tax $l55, penalty and
cost 58c, total. .,.......,.... Z
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

|. smithson, ] o Woodruff, in Bella
The Winslow mail., 1897-03-20

Despair, Fl W, st. Joseph, imp on
railroad $3.50, per pro $145, tax
$915, pen and costs $1.46, total. 10 81
...r. (
E
Eagen, Ed, Winslow, lots Is and
16 blk X, tax $21.45, pen and
costs $1.57, total ............. 70 "
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
COUNTESS VtN H. TZfELDT SINGS
Auntington's Relative appears in a
chicago Concert Hall and
Scores q Success.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 5.-Olga Regina,
Countess Won Hatzfeldt, made her ap.
pearance at Hopkins Theater tonight.
The young lady, who Is pretty. petite and
piquante. sang several music hall songs and
scored an instantaneous success.
The countess is the first cousin TO
Prince Won Hatzfeldt, who few years
ago married the adopted daughter of c.
2. Huntington.
When Olga Regina. who was in CON-
paratively humble circumstances, an
nounced her intention of becoming q
concert-haIl singer, Huntington frowned
ct the idea that any young woman, how
ever remotely related TO him, should have
the temerity to try to earn her own liv-
ing, and now it Is claimed he has recently
been pursuing Olga Regina with threats
and offers of large bonuses TO Quit the
stage for ever and rid him of the odlum.
81 am very sorry" she said, THAT Mr..
Huntington does not wish my name used
in connection with vaudeville. | suppose
he feels sort OF proprietary interest In my
title, but must 10 the best l can for N.Y.
self, and the $500 a year which he has Of
fered me is not much in return for stage
career"
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
AT THE OLD HOMESTEAD;
President and Mrs. McKmIey Are
Having Delightful Visit
to Canton.

CANTON, ONO, Sept. 5.-Presdent and
Mrs. Mckinley are having delightful
visit here. The weather is perfect and
the city Is at its best in appearance. The
President went to church this morning,
accompanied by his aged mother and her
sister, Mrs. Abigail Osborne of Cleveland.
They rode in Mother McKinley's modest
carriage and occupied the old pew from
which Major Mckinley was seldom ab-
sent when in the city. The service was i'll
the First NJ. E. Church, of which the
President is a director, and the sermon
comrade in arms and pastor Of the church
during Mr.. McKnley's last residence
here.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley took
dinner after the services with Mrs. Barber
and spent most Of the afternoon at the
Barber home. Later, President McKin-
ley went to his mothers home, chat tied
with few neighb bors who dropped in,
and, after a short time returned, took
lunch and settled down for an evening at
the old homestead. Scores of old friends
and neIghbors dropped in to pay their re-
spects.
According to present plans the Presl-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley will remain here
until tomorrow evening, when they will
leave for Somerset, Pa, the home of Alb
ner Mckinley, the Presidents brother.
They will remain there day and maybe
longer, depending upon circumstances.
They will reach Washington the latter
part of the week.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
4 MEXICAN MOKD/KE.
Rich Gold Ptacers ON the West Coast
of the Southern Ee-
nubHc.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept ga special
TO the Journal from Sedalia, Mo-, says:
]. w. Corkins, a Sedalia capitalist, and
Leo Cloud, an expert mining engineer of
Cincinnati, Ohio, represen tatives of a
St. Louis ana Cincinnati syndicate. will
leave here tomorrow for the west coast OF
Mexico to practically verify the value of
gold placer and quartz mines which have
recently been secured by the syndicate
through concessions and mineral land
grants fro M the Republic of Mexico.
Messrs. Corkins and Cloud will go direct
to Herm osillo and from there TO the gol
fields in the new Ell Dorado located in the
Iaqul Indian country, which has Just
been opened to entry to white men. This
part OF Mexico has been explored but little
| by the whites, but if the reports of the
syndlcate's prospectors are true, the in
land mountain ranges along the west
coast OF Mexico are richer even than those
OF the klondike. The placer mines are
said to be marvelously rich in scale and
nugget gold, while the quartz rock in the
upper iedges contain veins of free milling
ore which assay from $50 10 500 per ton.
The syndicate succeeded in keeping the
discovery q secret while securing its min
ing patents and concessions, and, if the
reports received here are substantially
correct, the syndicate will be able 10 turn
the tide of fortune-hunters from the gold
fields of Alaska to the Ell Dorado OF
Mexico.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-06
LIVELY WEEK At NASHVILLE.
Two Holidays and Special Features
viii Increase the Attendance
at the EXPOSITION.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. s. This
week will be a rousfng one at the exposi-
tion.N There Will be two public holidays
tomorrow, Labor day, and Saturday, the
11th, Nashville day. A large attendance
is expected during the en- tire week, for be-
sides these public holidays with special
features of entertain mt there are other
special days of momrnt.
tuesday is Iowa day, and an excursion
of Iowa people. including many promi-
nent citizens, will arrive tomorrow and
remain two days. Tuesday the delegates
to the United States Veterinary Medical
Association viii; come and remain three
days. Wednesday the engagement of
Victor Herbert and the famous Twenty
second Regiment Band ends, and Connors'
well-known band will begin an engage
ment. During the week many counties
OF the State will celebrate their days, and
a continued attendance of Tennesseeans
from all parts of the State will be secured,