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DOLLAR WHEAT PREDICTED
The September Cereal Went Upward
yesterday With Unexpected
Velocity.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 12.-Great ex-
element prevailed on Change this morn
ing when the market opened. Trading
was very active and bull speculation was
heavy. Cables were all higher, but the
market for wheat was in bull fever, and
to considerable extent worked indepen-
IDENTIFY of cables or crop news The price
sharply advanced to 1915, after which it
eased off a little.
CHICAGO ILL.,, Aug. 12.-The exciting
scenes of 1891 were renewed on the Board
of Trade to-day. The alarm among shorts
which caused yesterdays bulge was re-
doubled, and the farmer SPECTATORS we're
prominent figures on the floor of Change
and about the com miSsion-ho houses. The
foreign markets responded only in a half
hearted manner to the advance Yesterday.
Liverpool and Paris advanced Just about
~ cents each, although the former soon
made up the difference.
Septem ber wheat closed yesterday with
sellers at 81M cents. First trades we're
made this morning from S15s to 91T cents.
After a few moments hesitation. pam
demonium broke loose in the pit and the
bears fell over each in their rush TO cover.
When September reached "a cents, long
stuff came out freely and the market
sagged to S25s cents. After some hesita-
tion another advance set in, which carried
the price to the highest point Septem Der
has reached in years, S41I cents. Sellers
again turned the tide and reaction fol-
lowed to S31s cents at the close.
Next to wheat, oats showed the best ad-
vance and closed q to Is of cent higher
for September. Corn Jagged and closed
"a of cent higher for September.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 1.-THE wheat
market to-day went up with unexpected
velocity until it reached 80 cents for Sep
tember. twenty-five thousand bushels
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After Taking Many Prisoners
the Insurgents Burn the
Houses.
GENERAL MOLINA REPORTED
TO HAVE BEEN SLAIN.
Weyler to Make Desperate Efforts
to Drive the Raiders away
From Havana.

HAVANA, CUBA, via Key West, Fla,
Aug 12.-General Calixto Garcia has won
a great victory over the Spanish troops OF
the town of Santa Rosalie near Gibara,
Santiago de Cuba province. The town was
surprised by the insurgent troops while a
big ball was in progress at which nearly
all the Spanish officers were in attendance.
In the height of the gayety the ballroom
was fiercely attacked on all sides by the
insurgents, and the Spanish officers had
no time to prepare any plan of defense. A
few other officers in charge of the garrison
and at the outposts had already surren-
dered to the assailants
a few soldiers running from the barracks
arrived at the ballroom some minutes
before the Cubans and gave the alarm.
The officers rushed to the door to escape,
but were too late. The Cubans appeared
with their machetes in hand and COM
PEELED the officers to huddle in the ball
room. Some women tainted and others
shrieked and sobbed.
desperate fight began, in which the
Cubans killed one captain and two lieu
tenants and thirty Spanish soldiers who
had gathered around the officers to pro-
q woman, killing her instantly.
Fourteen Spanish guerriilas from differ
ent parts of the town, with the intention
of assisting their comrades, entered the
house behind the Cubans, but another
force of insurgents oyerpowered them
and fourteen of the guerrillas were killed
The Spanish officers surrendered and
were taken prisoners to Calixto Garcia.
The remaining part of the town fell into
the hands of the Cpbans without resist
ance.
Many Spanish soldiers, awaiting them
selves of the carelessness of their officers,
were found drunk on the streets and
easily arrested by the Cuban forces. The
others, greatly surprised by the sudden
attack, surrendered without resistance.
The whole town was burned by the in
surgents, excepting three houses.
The DIario de la Marina says the anti
Spanish attitude of Senator Morgan in
duces the belief that he is paid by the
Cuban Junta to support the cause of the
revolutionists.
At late hour a report is current that
General Molina was killed in an engages
ment with Cubans near Cardenas.
d desperate e4IorC Will De ma lie Dy W WeY-
ler to drive from the neighborhood OF
Havana the insurgent forces who are con-
stantly raiding around the capital. The
Cuban bands operating near Havana now
are very well armed with rifles of a make
used by the Spanish soldiers, and appear
TO have plenty of ammunition. Several
expeditions with supplies for the Cubans
have landed safely within sight of Ha-
vana.
In MatanZas province the Spanish
troops have renewed the destruction OF
plantations and farms, under pretext that
they Will otherwise serve as strategical
positions for the insurgent forces coming
from the east.
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were sold at that figure. 1t closed
Wednesday afternoon at S65s cents. The
rise is due to the Information that Chicago
operators are buying heavily. The busi-
ness here was confined principally to
large operators. Dollar wheat Is the pre-
diction here.
NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 12.-The big
bull market in stocks is having its effects
upon the hours OF the clerks in Wall
street brokerage firms. Lights were
twinkling in scores of offices in the big
buildings along Wall. Broad and New
streets until late hour last night. Most
of the large offices employed additional
men. A mem bership in the STOCK Ex-
change sold to-day at $19, 500. The last
previous sale was $1S,000
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ONLY ONE APPRAISER.
John r. Dare WIZ RaUs to Perform the
York PreriOusiY Done by ItUo.

John r. Dare WIZ RGye to Perform the
Work Previously Done by 1too.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 1.-THE
Secretary of the Treasury has decided
that there shall be appointed only one
Appraiser OF Merchandise at San Fran
cisco. 1t mas been understood that John
T. Dare will be appointed on the recon-
mendation of Hon. John d. Spreckels, but
certain am bilious California Republicans
have been trying to get a construction OF
the statute that would result in the ap-
pointment of two appraisers. The Secre-
tary yesterday informed Senator Yelling
ton of Maryland that there would be only
one appraiser at Baltimore, and added in
ciden tally that only one would be allowed
San Francisco.
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NEW TO-DAY CLOTHING.
klOndike


The shoueZs zOiJJ 7b7a-
earth the biggest kind of
Ualues for yo1T little
ones, for Friday and
Saturday. No old spring
styles, but good, s1bstan-
tial, 1uinter-Wei6ht gar
naents, and these you're
getting at Half Price in
this great ShoUeli7ag- out
Sale.
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convention for the purpose of hiding their
motives of the disruption of the Peoples
party because they failed to control the
convention in the interest OF fusion.
Chairman Creager has refused to make
the minority report public at this time. a
conference of Populists is to be called to
consider what action should be taken.
Major Dick is here tonight, but refused to
discuss the charges, neither denying or
affirming their truth.
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Transraaf Suxerointy.

BERLIN. GERMANY, August 12.-The
Post Tageblatt and National Zeitung
to-day simultaneously resuscitate the
question of Great Brltains suzerainty
over the Transvaal. They print virtually
identical articles, concluding with a cate
gorical statement that the Trapsvaal does
not recognize Great Britain claim to suze-
rainty. The arguments which lead to
this conclusion are not new, but evidently
there is some reason which is not apparent
on the surface for again raising the point.
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GOLDEN NUGGETS.
"A Big CUT

Into our Finest G07T1entS-aJI
of 'eno are SO and 81 UolueS,
those handsome blue t1Cine che
Uiots; those pretty bright color
in6s in hands, ONE WOrstedS. that
are so sUeW-in fact, our Finest
and Choicest are in this sale to-
day. Pretty Reefer Suits, pretty
Sailors, handsome MiddieS,
ages g to 10, and the bigger
lads, ages 9 to Is. II SOeW
gathering of merchandise Gt
Half Price.
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Medal. Tor Tictortous Turks.

CONSTANTINOPLE, TURKEY, Aug. ~
Vehebi Pasha has arrived in ThessaIy
with thirty-fve boxes containing medals,
and eight boxes filled with swords of
honor to be distributed among the men
and officers of the victorious Turkish
army In the conquered province. A
ieweled sword is to be presented to
Edhem Pasha, ommander-in-chief OF the
Turkish army occupying Thessaly, valued
at f40OO
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s,orekesper. and Gouoers.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 1.-THE
Secretary of the Treasury to-day appoin ted
Arthur w. Glover, Eugene A. Hassell,
Isaa C McGuffin. Nelson J. SAVERS, William
M. Winn, E. w. Gurley and Charles l..
Shore as storekeepers and gaugers in the
Fourth California Internal Revenue Dis
trict
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0N THE DIAMOND.
Scores of Yesterdays Games in the
Rational League and Standing
; the Clubs

NEW YORK, N. Y, Aug. 12.-First game
New York 4, Boston s.; second game-New
York z, Boston To-
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. 12.-Philadel-
phia z. Baltimore IL.
CLEVELAND OHIO, Aug. 12.-Cleveland 8,
Pittsburg 2.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 12.-Washington
3, Brooklyn O.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 12.-Louisville 6,
Chicago 3.
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Books Bequeuthed to the Nation.

MADRID, SPAIN, Aug 12.-It is learned
that Senior Capovas bequeathed fine
library comprising 10000 books to the
National Library. Many of the works
which will thus become the property of
the nation are extremely rare. Included
among them is second edition of Don
Ouixote.
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Fatnl Fir- fae a Hotel.

ZURICH, SWITZERLAND. Aug. ia
portion of the Grand Hotel at Baden,
fourteen miles southwest of this city, was
burned to-day. There was partial panic
among the 130 guests. All the property
of the visitors was saved, but it is piled up
in the streets in hopeless confusion. Two
unknown persons were burned 10 death.
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Second race, .rotting, 2:1s class purse $500,
Time, 2;141a-2;15-2:1212.
d race, trotting, 40 class purse s4oo. best
stockton Giants Go,ng to Ell Campo.

STOCKTON, CAL, Aug. 1.-THE direc-
tors of the Stockton Athletic Association
decided at meeting last night to send the
Giant crew to Ell Campo to take part in
races OF the 18th prox. The crew consists
of Carkeek, Chapman, Spencer and Huff,
Davis of the former c. wv. The resigna-
ton of A. G. Brown as s atary was &C
cepted, and F. Price was chosen for the
position. Gilbert s. Melone was elected a
n irectOr
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CHAMPIoN TEN ETon,s MEZHoDs
Denounced as Most Unbecoming im an
amateur.

amateur.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 12.-
Champion Ten Eyck will not row in the
Senior sculling race at the National re-
gatta on the Schuylkill River Tomorrow.
Rumors of this were denied till to-day,
when Ten Eyck admitted it. The meth
DDS of Ten Eyck in the match have come
in for large share of criticism. 1t is re-
marked that the youngster had no inten-
tion of rowing here when he came, and
only came as huge advertising scheme.
The conclusion reached by many is. that
the champion intends ere long to EN- brace
profession allsm. The reasons alleged for
his failure to row are poor health alter
the hard training he underwent at Hen
ley; that his hands were so badly swollen
it was impossible for him to row, but this
was proved to be without foundation by
his appearance on the river this afternoon.
His conduct is denounced on all sides as
most unbecoming in an amateur.
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Belts Rreaks Records.

LONDON, ENG, Aug. 12.-At the Syden-
ham bicycle track to-day Belts broke the
records for from two to ten miles inclusive.
He rode five miles in minutes SO As
seconds. and ten miles in Is minutes 2 2 5
seconds.
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VIENNA AUSTRIA Bulgaria
remaining charge 1t is
Stoof Bulgaras Prime Minister
family will
Prince Ferdinand and NJ Stoof do
indifference Emperor Francis Joseph always refused
pincip i of the
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A Bridoe J.mner,s Feat.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Aug. 12.-Merideth
Stanley jumped from the bridge to-day
into the river, distance of 125 feet. He
struck the water fairly and was uninjured.
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BRIGHTON BEACH. N. Y, Aug. r.
The first two events resulted in walkovers
The crack filly La Louette annexed the
Vestal stakes for fiIlies, with her stable
mate sagacity taking third money. bun
dant, with Penn up, finished second, but
was disqualified on a claim of foul lodged
by Sherrer the rider of Miss Tenny. Four
choices captured purses.
One mile and furlong-
Walkover for Belmar and The Winner, which
were coupled
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er miles. hannicap-

One and quarter miles. handicap
Havoc 126 CIV. Martin), to 5.................'
Banquo II 1U9 (Hewitt), to 1......
Ulv sses 11S (Taral), 6 to Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 2:121a Three starters.
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Instead of an engagement ring, the
japanese lover gives his sweethearta piece
Of beautiful silk for her sash.
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LADIEY DAY AT MARFSTILLE r..
GAZETTE Again Breaks the Local Track
Mile Record.

MARYSVILLE. CAL, Aug. 12.-To-day
was ladies' day at the Marysville race
track, the management having extended
an Invita- tion to the fair ones to be pres
ent. They turned out in large numbers.
The crowning feature of the day was the
record made by w. S. Maben's Galette in
the trot for the 2:16 class. The horse
m ade the mile in 2:121z, breaking the rec
ord for the local course-the third time
for the week. The following are the sum-
M aries of the days events:
First race, two-year-old trot purse $500, best Q
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La Louette. the Crack FilIy, Cap
lures the VeStaI Stake at
Brighton Beach.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 12,-Jockey
Thorpe astride Blueaway landed the rich
G. H. Mumm handicap. Firearm, the IA
vorite, finished outside of the money.
Three favorites were successful.
Seven furlongs, selling
fHanlon / 10 (Thorpe) even. ........l
James Monroe 108 (Hennessey, to L.
Lakeview Palace ia (Beauchampl, TO l. ..-.... s
Time, l:301a Hurl 10l and Mohawk Prince
101 also ran. *Favorite.
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BUTTE, Mont, Aug. 12-The attend
ance at the races was rather limited to-
day, as the populace turned out to greet
William J. Bryan on his arrival at 2
o'clock good card was presented, and
the spoils were pretty evenly divided be-
tween favorites and outsiders. There will
be no races tomorrow, the track having
been turned over to the Bryan reception
committee, and the silver champion will
speak here in the afternoon.
Pacing, 2:21 class, two in three, purse $500.
Bessie Rankin won, Alto Geneva second, Ca
tenka third. Best time, 2:163z.
Trotting, 2:19 class, two IN three, purse
$780, Reliant won, Fantasia second. American
Jay third. Best time, 2:17A
Ssven furlongs, selling, purse $3.50, Jim
Blackburn won. Gussie second, Nike Rice
third. Time, 1903.
six furlougs, selling, purse $3.50, Oak Leaf
won Howard second, Lady Hurst third. Time,
1:1654.
Seven furlongs, selling, purse $3.50, Tim
Murphy won, Encino second, Ali Smoke third.
Time, 1:31.
Three furlongs, handicap, purse $3.50, Rat
tied won, Red second, Harry third Time,
:3515.
FIVE furlongs. purse $500, Anaheim won,
Dit second, Hsnaford third. Time, :031a.
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F.ryy- Boat and Ldqhter Collide.

NEW YORK, Aug. - The ferry boat
Carlisle sank in lighter in the upper bay
this morning and the crew OF three were
barely saved.
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Just Like Papa.

II pretty Blue or Black Che
Uiot Suit, 1Oitb q Uest-tbree-
piece suUit-tbe most popular suit
for the season short pants, ages
10 to IS; our regular price has
oluOoys been $3.50; eleeantJy
tailored. II te1ser for Friday
oHd SntzLr60U at
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*Ransom SO {Combs), 2 10 1......................1
&Basquil 96 (Reidy) TO .................2
C. S. Bush So (Furr), 80 to 1..... -.-..........S
Time, l:5S14. Candy "a, Sirenia 95 Virginia
M 95, Courtesy SO, Irish Chief lQ0 Soundmcre
l02 and Jack Bradley l06 also ran. *Equal
choices.
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Pink Coat steeplechase, full course
TrLllion IS (Mr. Hayes) even..
Thornclife It's (Dr. Campbell), even ~......."...2
Time, S:37. Two starters
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vestal stake FLIES. four furlongs-

ala Louette ll9 (Simsl, al TO ..........1
Miss Tenny ll6 (sherrer) to o1......,...........2
Sagacity 116 (Cawson) 3
Time, :49 Logistic 1l6, Abundant 1l6, Daisy
Cutter lO9 and Grey Belle 116 so *Fa-
vorite. #*Couped with Sasaclty.
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one mile, Selllng-
*Wolhurst 95 (Ciawson). even....................
Damien ll3 (Sloanl, TO
Souf1e 106 (Sherrer). TO 1...........
Time, Al. Premier 1l6 and Volley 1OS also
ran. &Favorlte.
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Eleven-sixteenths OF a mile. selling

Bon Marche 10 (Gilmore) % to 1................1
Del Hart 103 (Com bs) 10 to Ol...................
Caddie 112 (Corner), to 1.....................;
lime, 1:us1a: Chiquita l03 Whirm anti ne lo3
Baurica 103, Found 105, Goethe 106 $Barris(
l06 and Melville Burnham 10S also ran. ~Favorite
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nd seventy yards, selling

One mile and seventy yards selling
*MadeIne 109 (SIaughter), to 5.................
May Gallop 101 (Peternan). II to 1..............
The Ghost 100 (Hall). to Observation-Disclosures.
Time, :4414. Donation 103 and Royal Choic
JOG also ran *Favorite.
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n Numm bandican six furIougs.

BIueaway 11S Crhorpe), to 1...................l
Swango ! 16 (W Martn), to 2. ......
Momentum 95 (Garrlgan), II to 1................
Time, l:lS. &Firearm 1874 Central Trust III
and Babieca 96 also ran. ~Favorte.
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Thirteen-sixteenths of q mile. selling

Silver set 80 (HaD, to l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Nick Carter 100 (Peterman), to 1.............,.:
Neutral 1O4 (Furr) TO
Time, l:l54. Juanita 95, Rosny 81. sAmells
Fonso lO2 Addie Buchanan IO2, Braw Scot 1O4
Senator morrill, 104 and Terrier 107 also ran
sFavorite.
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Eleven-sixteenths of a mile, fillies-


Kilt l12 (Cayton), 10 2...................
Navicuine liz (Thorpe) to o1.................. l. =
*Barracan 1l2 (raral), to o5..............-... 5
Time, 1:121A. Restorer 112. Ruby Lips H.
Bardela 112 aud Kate Hardcastle 112 also ran.
sFavorite.
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Six furlongs, three-year-olds-
tGeorge Rose 123 (Sherrer),
Purse Proud 10l (Clawson), TO 1................2
squam 9S (Forbes), 80 to o1.......-..............3
Time l :l6. bye los Trayont 1O6, Anson
1Ol, Mahoney 1O1. Contractor 101, Island King
SO and Endeavo or SO also ran. *FavOrite.
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One mile
*Tom Cromwell no (sims). to ...... ..........1
Rey del TERRA 81 (Cawson) z 10 l. .............2
Marsian SO (Makin), 20 to o1......--..-..........3
Time :421a Iinele 106, Albert Jog, Honor
lOl and Emotional 96 also ran. *Favorite.
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81, frr,ones tbree-vear-olds-

Six furlongs, two-year-olds, selling
WalkoYer for Ortoland.
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One me and furlong selling
w lO8 tPerkins), to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
&Marshatl Ill (Doggett), to 5........-.........:
Dorian Ill (Barrett), to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time l:55 Myrtle Harkness l06 also ran
sFayorite.
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Five furlongs, maiden two year olds-
CLANCY Fisher 105 (Foucon), to 1...............
Peter Archer los (Combs), TO 1.................2
sVeoce 1US (Freeman). 10 o5.....-..............3 5.
Time :O4. Heidorn 50, Or. Pace So Collinsvle
96, Sis er Josephine Lister 90. J. Napton SO, Mon
tessano &c. Prospective l05 and Lough Mask 10S
also ran. $Favorite.
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Six furtOngS, selling
Rose dOr los (turr), to 2......................1
sEmma Lee 105 (Garner) to 5...................2
Hush Ill (Hennayer), to 1......................3
Time :16A. Lady Napton 105, Fl oily Terror
1O4, Service ITO and Jim Murphy ITO also ran.
&Favorte.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 12.-Four favor
ties fell by the wayside at the fair
grounds to-day. The track was fast.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-10-11
less refractory than much of the ore in

less refractory than much of the ore in
the camp.
L. L.. Walker is excited over recent
rich find he has made between Bland and
Peralta canon, in an out-ofthe- way gnloh
which has heretofore been little pros
pected. The ore contains mineral all
through it and is composed almost en-
tirely of sulphurets of rich character.
1t is the finest piece of ore that has
ever been found in this district at the
surface.
During the week it was found neces-
sary to stop operations at the mill in or
der to make further changes that would
increase the capacity of the plant. 1t is
expected to soon add another roasting
furnace as the present one is barely suffi
cient to keep up with the ore crushed by
the stamps. In a recent test it WAS
found that big saving can be made and
in this respect the mill has proved sue
cess. The amount of the saving has not
yet been made public, but it is supposed
it is something over 85 per cent Of the
values per ton.--Bland Herald.
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Cooks Peak District

Walter Doreedor commenced work on
the Montezuma mine last Saturday.
Old.reliable Jap Onstott keeps peg
ging away on the west side with fair sue
cess.
A.P. Taylor is working two men on the
Webster extension of the Monte Cristo
ne is taking out good ore.
John Deemer and John Hitchins are
working the Teel & Poe property, under
lease, and are shipping good ore.
The old Surprise mine now relocated by
Cotton and McDaniels is being steadily
worked. Ten men are employed and
good pay ore is produced.
Charles Gayhart has splendid showing
upon the Oshello extension and it will in
all probability prove as good mine as
its famous dusky brother, when fully de-
veloped.
On the Lead King belonging to U. E.
MoDaniels, NJ. j. Cox has lease and is
taking out good pay ore which is shipped
to the Ell Paso smelter. Six or eight
men are employed on this property.
Cullom, Hull & Miller are working the
old DR.. Miller property upon the west
side of the mountain. They only com
menced last week and are engaged in
cleaning out the old workings and putting
the mine in proper shape.
Speaking of the Cooks Peak district
in Grant county the Silver City Enter
prise says: The Mckinley tariff upon
lead has been given an impetus to mining
in this district. Nearly all the claims in
camp are being worked and many of them
with the most hattering results. In fact
the camp is decidedly lively and reminds
one of the early days of prosperity in
this section.
The Kansas City Smelling & Refining
90. of Ell Paso is working the celebrated
Othello, Desdemona and Monte Oristo
mines, from which VIM. Kief took such
enormous quantities of high grade lead
ore during the past two years. Sixty
,intendency of Mr.. John Mitchell. One to
two oars of ore per day are being shipped
from the property.
Lndauer of Chicago, is working ten
men on the Inez mine and isgetting good
ore in quantity. This mine ia now in.
litigation, Sigmund Lindauer and wife of
Dsming, having sued for restitution of
the property, it having been hypothecated
for payment of debt to the Chicago
man, which debt has since been paid.
The property is good one and has been
good producer in the past.
VIM. Kief, the mining msgnate of
Cooks, is doing good work developing
new properties in the camp. This gen
tleman has made fortune of quarter
of million dollars during the past two
years from the proceeds of ores which he
took from the Othello, Desdemonia and
Monte Crlsto mines which he worked un-
der lease from the Kansas City Smelling
& Refining company, of Ell Paso. Unlike
many who shake the dust of the camp
from their feet as soon as they have made
q stake, he has gone to work to develop