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The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
COPPER IL TIE METAL.
The Cochiss Cop,1i Mining Company.
Dis0ea, .iiDQ0.

| This comsanyse ~ "a b ysr, valuable
0roup OF mines : .AtsA IN warren
mininG district. c,,sgtyg Of C0rhise.
Arisons, lying IL. s.,stely ssst ofoSd
adjoining the tea x Bisbee, and ad-
.toiniitG the proJs, Of the Coppsr
Queen CouaDlids, 'tiniaG compsay
on the north. Tn. q ,sr company has
been in operation .'r about sVen:y
years. and emplr ,bout 1900 men
daily In the Oper .it:. sf itS mammoth
mino and amelte 8. k.ii ~ 3 rnault
has produced copps: u over $4,000, ,OO,l
pounds durinS tie y,'.r 1895. and the
net proceeds OF SIG.. production arr
eeported to have bcr,. over $1,000 900
and II has been sae'A ny experiences
miners who have hsr: under its en-
Hto% Tor yeais. In : Queen min
&VN has sufficient q sight TO keep
IL in constant { !on FOR the
- .N-Ilf y~;uS = Ut furtasi <lat
e'0p,loIt 3Hia
Is IL nos re.aqDsb. .,ss,, believe tia
The property Of the, g., Sc company iS
fully as valuable, WI! It Is within
such close proximity ; such won-
t.erful mine? h&5a g stS Sa n
The blasts set of in,@ . underground
workings OF the Quec property can
easily be felt and heaiu =: the shaft or
our mine, and oftimea me coAcussiou
has attracted marked atrention. u
The original owners Of these valu-
able mines are local business men. we'll
and faycrably known IL Bisbee and
surrounding vicinity, who are doing
their utmost to make this enterprise q
SUCCESS In every respect The board Of
directors are original owners, and are
donating their services to the COM
pany until such time q the mine will
pay dividends. They own the con-
trolling interest In this property, and
as 4 piotection to stockholders have
placed their entire interest In escrow
for . term Of one year.
The stock books Of our company are
nov open for subscriptions, and lim-
ited plumber Of shares are offered at
ten cents Der share No application
for less than 100 shares will be &C.
copied. "t''E es' l. .ts.s ~.
The company reserve the right 1t
any time to advance the price OF sharss
without further notice. or. to reject any
application for stock at their discrs-
tion. s-ye2 't@a*~.4 ."s t,.&es&i .
Every cent received from the sale Of
stock will be sxpepdad toward the de.
velopment OF eua; ppopertw and the
erection OF hoistinG works. and all
other necessary improvements. and to
make our enterprise . success in every
particulaR. ......... ...,. .,ss,. a.,
We invite ilvsstisators aad their
experts % their engineers to closely
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
Spain,s Greatest Need.

d y
NJ. R. P. Olivia. Of Barcelona, Spain
spends his winters at Aiken s. c. Weak
nsryss had caused severe pains in the
back Of his head On using Electric
Bitters Americas gretaest Blood and
Nerve Remedy. all pain soon left him
He says thB grand medicine s what his
country media All America Knows that
it cures liver and kidney trouble, ,purifies
the blood, tones up, the stomach,
strengthens the nerves, puts Vim, vigor
and nsv life into every muscle nerve
and organ Of the uOdy. II weak, tired
or ailing YOU need it. Every bottle
sursnteed, only so cents. Sold BY
Bisbss Drug Store and Copper Queen
Store lH.'s ''''' B.. r73r'r --r! u
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

a. - u
ENGLAND's great general, FORD Rob
erts, who had been sapp~stsU nave
attained the right to MT expect 1 Tther
active service unless in the case Of .-'rit-
ain oeirg in need of dalr lker military
ability, has bean ordered 70 Soati. SSAf-
rica to assume c,,a naa! of, tbs ,ritish
forces there. General I,itchener,, bit
recently the idol Of Englisa military
spirit and elevated 70 the peerage be.
cause cf Eis achievements at ,ahrtonro,
has been assigned to Unity there also as
chief Of staff to Lord Reherts. lie
latter deserve lily acquired his military
reputation in Iadia, and Lord Kitchener
his i. Egypt. In Sout.. Africa they
will encounter foe II a very .ifferent
character. 9hH sseFidA ti38H2. 500
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
IN The casa = IN, Roh.,,. :, rJt.b.

In the case Of Mr.. Roberts, Of Utah,
he has in his statements before the con-
gressional comnitsse Of inysstisatioo
into his fitness 10 b admitted % con-
gresham from Utah, and also in his
address toa3hs@Amsrican people. which
no has caused to bs publishei and
'w'dely distributed, endsavorsd " con-
vey the Impression by suggestion and
specitus pleas ingeniously worded, but
without faviag dates or distinc,ly re-
ierring tO proven facts, that he took his
poiygamous wives before 1t WAS unlaw-
iui to do 30. lie is now a fugitive from
Justice in Salt Lake county, UTah. on a
ch.ks essois. .unlswini aoba bitsti ion, apdain
Psy,s conHsy Where resides on. OF Ills
ii~aiys 40 on.s@ ~, si,h Snel'A iWa cpE-
dtrN hsn AH@g.t II ,SJi slts q
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

THE o. 'c,al reports to the war Office :,
Londo.,, IL, to the let.. ins,att, Eve
the total .sses Of British troo. 9 in rae
South Africs , campaign as 1880 killcl,
wounded ara missing, Which exceeds
the number of American tro0ps, siiie,
wour led, missing aud leaths ant,; lisa.
bilities from disease in tse Philippines
under General Otis hsitrs he concluded
that $4,000 troc ps were not su' u'iciert to
subdue the Filipinos, AM also before
Mr.. McKinley's administrator toss
any action toward reinsdyii1 sacts crim-
inal stupidity. Fcr, Ills tie people Of
cur country will surely demanu an &C.
counting. fb ~ C4A9n l4S "
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

Asa cure for rhsumasismS Chambsr-
lain's Pain Balm 10 gaining wide repu-
tation. d. X. Johnston, OF Richmond.
Ind, has been troubled with that ali.
ment since 1861. In speaking sf it ho
says: II never found anything that
would .elievs me until used Cham ber-
lain's Pain Baim. II acts like magic
with me. Ny foot was swollen and pain.
ing me very much, but one good appli.
cation Of Pain Bala, relieved me. For
sale by oil druggists. D
Sick Headache absolutely and per.
manently cured by using Moki Tea. A
pleasant herb. drink. Cures, constip,
alton and indigestion, makes you eat,
sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money back. 25 cts.
and 90 cts. For ssle by J.s6. WiIlisas
4 CN 4Ns @a sl
Moab Green This week spld l6o acres
OF lshd near Duncan to Msssrs. Spiser
and Cade. who will improve the land
and put 1t into cultivation. The came
day Mr.. Green bought twenty acres oi
land from Frank Dyssrt which lays just
east Of town. The price paid WAS $50 an
acre.-Solomonville Bulletin.
Experiences is the best teacher. Use
Acker's Englisl, Rc,Aedy in any case Of
c~,l,yS ~ cs<,,, MnhrslaJl;. f.;i
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
Notice..
LNIyaAo

Ali PERSONS knowing themselves to be
indebted 70 Frank BopptioS road tsxss
for the year 1899, are hereby requested
to call at his Office in Bisbes and make
immediate settlement for same, other.
wise immediate legal proceedings will
be instituted to force such collections.
You will please take further notice that
under this act mo spropertyis exempt
from execution. BY order Of
- "a REEF FRANksH, BoPP,
- . Road Oyerseer Blsbee District. y
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
QIfdQ| PupeI Of CQCniSe Go.
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER. 20. 1899.
GENERAL GRosIEs, ii the Q, ,uyea {

GENERAL GRosIEs, II the o. ,ugez ee
STATE, WOO popped ~ as the comn'anue'' :
Of the Boer forces wien the smoke nad
lifted above the battlefield on which
General Gatacre sacrificed h's r en-, ~
only thirty. six years old, and ras Won
honors as grain grcwe", ostrich fa amer,
stock raiser end diamond mine owner,
and D,ersher of the Legislature OF zee
republic. le appears &c know aow o
fight, too,
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
,AllIrninun
Card Cases:
Business, Professional, Visitina Cards

Wan
Business, Professional. VISITING Cards
The Aluminium Card Case, hand
somely designed aud engraved with the
purchasers name across the cover, is
made Of pure Aluminium, regular busi-
ness and visiting size, holds 20 cards and
can be refille,l in moment. The Alum
mum Card Gaze is satin finished and
frosted 70 resemble silver, but wears
better, as it positively will not IA rniah |;
always keeping itA. RriEkt and delicate APP
pearancO. Tho, oan6e ere printed ON Ancst
stock In any style desired skv0ryhcdS needs
chrds. and the bsnuty OF The Alu uminum Card
Book appeals TO ell and will be universally
admired. Com, ,.osition must be limited 10
four lines: i0e cards end cn:e. :. 80; 100 cd.
disionNl Of SANS name, aud II ordered at tho
same time. SO cents L..dxe and Society Em-
bleIns printed " ;thout extra charge whom
de -ired. Address all orders to
. a d . r u G II,
Ill North O. K. 81, Bisbee, Arizona
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20
That Throbbing Headache.

Would quietly leave you,ii you used
DR.. King's Nav Life Pills. Thousands .ol
sufferers have proved their matchless
nerit for Sick and Nervous Head daches.
They make pure blod and strorR nerves
and build mp your health. Easy to
take. Trv them. Only rs cents.
Money back il not cured. Sold by
Copper Queen Company and Bisbee
DrnR Store.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

= A recent letter from Johnnie Irwin
states that his business in Houston,
Texas. 10 prosperous and the health OF
both Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin 10 all that can
be desired. @ y. -, e.
Ny son has been trouhlsd' for years
with chronic diarrhoea. Sometime ago
I pera1aded him to take some of Chan.
berlain's Collie, Choiera and piaMhosa
Remedy. After using tvo Notifies Of the
s5-cent sise he wss cured. give this
testimonial, hoping some one similarly
afliicted may read it and b. benefited.
Thomas c. Bower, Glencoe, @. For sale
By all druggists. D
C. M. CORN, who 10 in Prescott from
his mine in the Black Canyon district,
has just bonded his Hidden Treasure
mine in that district to Measre. Gil.
christ 4 Dawson, OF New Mexico, for
t25, 900, payable at the end Of one year.
-Prescott Courier.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

On Saturday thsrs was presented to
Lewis Williams, in visW Of his ssverine
today his long connection With the man.
afsosnt here Of the Copper QUEEN
company, 9 very handsome and valuable
cane by the f"llu@ing employees of the
company El- 'trician, maciiinists, en-
gineers, turnace foremen, head carpsn.
ters, con,egtor foreman, fdund.ynen
and assay oince. The cane has y heavy
ha"dle oil solid gold, tipped with quartz.
Upon the handle is in.cribei: "rre.
een,ed to Lewis |Wiili4ns by hIi; Gevoted
empEyes." Nj William. is i 4,hIy
apprsei4tlve oi .the beautiful gilt, es@
fi0aN - As ta0 low etaecot t,r, res,eut
p ~. e,tf .te .Jsars. Il fepiarEtsi,
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

.proupteds the giving. 20 -f t.as
From eleseai lF,ilca,i;}.n, it NAY be
expected that {he viyin,tp III Sol tsmoit
Spnn2s wi! soph te' the scSte oil con-
sderIbc mining activity, The terms o!
tie boud on tie Cuniev group ..iven to
felix L-svrtk. tenFc>anuuy Demve, cap.
4tsd, ,eqaires Biat sy,ena,i i. jevrln =
M mt wnCk ue Iuauxui1Iet a. az es$t'y
day. AS Mr.. Lt :vrk' OPERATIONS Il.
,tt,s 5esunp have al eady shown aim TO
be An syree!enfed s"'' =, erc",.c m!ning
man, representing 81 cnnuo'ltt9. absnd--
ant capital, there is no doubt but that
that sec,,on OF sh,s d,s,rlr. will nr thor
oushly exploited and It's value dete:-
mined. rhe group adjoining IL bci1g
developed by Mr.. Prirchard and others
Of Bisbee. There has alpesdG been at.
tanned on one claim ieptAi~ over fi'ty
feet and twu-horse whim Is about
ready to be put in position to insure
more rapid work. The owners Of tho
Conley group are: John Conlsy, s., w.
Clawsoh, G. L. Beckwlth. G. g. Warner,
and J. ". Woods. i Ofa tho SECOND group
referred to the owners are j q. Pritch-
ard, J. B. Angus, A. j. McDermott, D.
O. williams, and Richard Humphrey.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-12-20

s.l at The most otace ut Bisbec. a. Zee
oud GLASS matter May H. 1897.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01
GRUESOME
DISCOVERY
Four Dead Miners Dis.
covered in a Cabin.

The Bis Salmon district. one Of the
most lnhospitable in the far north.
has claimed four more victims who
apparently met death only after a
iass aud ftuttiszs search for the pre-
tious metal
r, G. Cunning. who spent 10
months In the district. with three
companions. prospecting without
much success. made the fruesofne
discovery % the bodies 90 the unfor-
tunats gold seekers recently. and
carried Inc newA 10 Atm Mr. Dun-
nins said that one on Of their trips
they came across a lone cabin. over
the dosr % which was written in
blue chalk. Happy and Prosperous
sdly uuecumbcd to the dread SOUR
New Year 20 AL" Inside lay the
bodies OF four men who had undoubt-
~ sucru'hbed 10 the dtehd seuf.
Wy as plenty ~ provisions were
found In the cabin
Two duunase bags. on which tho
nanen y. v. Allison" and -. Car
ter. wef painted. were found. The
authorities IN Atiln Immediately sent
cut an investigating party, and the
uest arrivals frofn the district will
probably be abie 90 tell one of the
waddcut wtorsss yet brought down
from that northern gold country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01
b G s'iGSngxT N DlscER
ovsae 10 the sssesstsss tsg,sississ
wA,sA mss elvsa the ois-
tssss . /" oissk Uys."

That 'Ftshtins Joe" Martin. the
attorney general OF British Columbia
and Nh nssnister~ are N the hottest
kind Of hot water, tkefs rsh no Ion
ser - any dsaht. 4 deputation eom-
pcssA - Martins one-ttme support.
ere has reached Victoria from At
In. arrived with vtxorous rvseiusiens
passed by 1000 Indignant miners. and
protesting against the hiKh. handed
artsons Of tfe osssciais In the north.
This depusation IL COMPOSED ~
such men ~ br. Monroe. Medical
Health oissrer Of Atlin. W. Mccran.
~, . prominent politician al Van
couvsr. and several other men who
wieba eecesaerssis pssitie.i power in
British Columbia.
To th~s< nl<n Mr.. Martin will have
- ~xo1nM several matters cf = most
<mbArvA ssins nature. The dsputs.
sssA wsn. Acccfdsn9 20 the last ar
rivAis from Attn. ask him why he
apputneed swca In the district VINO
have been accused ~ ssubiss meet
inKn. Of nefariaus praSsiees Ia con-
neetion with their cffsces. adopted Tor
the purpose of enfiesins thsmssIses
Then they. viii ask him what coed
Ria exclusion Measure has done. and
u he fails TO give satisfactory an
swwr. they VII teli Aim that u has
given The As1sn dtssrset black eye"
for . yoar a. least. TIE par,icui.
lars cf tAs mass n~<tsns which APP
pointed the delegates we're xiven ex-
cfuvfwviy N Y~xtsrasyt star
Desperate. hor~i.rs fnen WHO had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01

ssa1red sheir ell In ee,tlne into the
disxrict. held the meeting. and they
ala not ninee matters when discuss-
TAG the sisuaaon. They stated en-
phasicsliy that hundreds Of men
we're on the verge OF starvation due
20 of3cisi mismanssement and the
Intending Of the closed season. Gold
Com. Graham WAS hauled over
she coels. and endeavored 10 RICH,
hsmseIf with she enrsG~d miners by
saying that he would procure boats
20 get the distressed men out Of tho
country. n some one would put up
the money,
Bun 10 u not from the Attn depu.
sAtIon that Fighting joe and his
iaiauitoss Hesitation win receive
attention.
Russ Humber. q contractor and
builder OF Victoria. whose story was
published In yesterday's star. stated
last evening that he would never rest
until Martins political head was In
the basket
4 consider" he said, "that Mar
tin N responsible Tor untold misery
In the north. and the ruin OF hun
dreds Of men. n worse charges than
these are not hurried At him before
the summer In over. I will be very
much surprised. When reach Vie
toris I viii state the exact condition
OF AFFAIRS In Atlln 10 the press. and
cali upon Martin 10 resign. He has
done enough harm. and II IN about
time he auIt. Before went north
I was one Of HIS strongest support
ers."
From the above II would appear
that Fighting Joe." OF exclusion act
fame. win not rest on bed of roses
during the next fortnight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01

aaA - denass 20 Amess~ans whs are
no~ eetitoed TO hos1 undtoputsd pos.
sWloa q shs Uese claims N the dss-
tr3c<.-
when the nsws 10 confirmed By Mt
er AIM Nrysvsn. 3 uu0up< ss Ausr-
1cam she 49, em10e which they
xneu0os wuFo ~ and rome fvr
svves IN maoIs ~ haste bach 70
~ cAaAAtsa eold aesAs. Aceordins
- uv. usmees. yess1ce svvine's ss-
csu1ce ~ the Npastes 49, given On
yune -. Ths moUo GoteaA fihs vita
- s1rsuuNsa ~ 1lefF1et. and \
Soo ouessslIy eeaes1ed that tb< ae-
c>DseA ~as . mast Fair one. a fr~
canad,suA cAspSS political srafsers
~. howsv~w. rNsed . BIG howl
nbout u, Bot tbev were given no
suppovS " th~,w p~ot<sts.
On zine. spruce. ana Wright
creek. Amevscans row poslSs claims
staked . year 500. which arr said 10
be very valuable. on the nr-s-men.
ssea~d cr~sh. ths claims are nearly
all near discovery. and some are
hesa ~ high - $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01
MORE COLD
COMES IN

The steamer City Of Seattle came
Into r.ort ~ go D. m. yesterday.
having 90 Board TOO kianfikers. and
gold dust so the value Of about
-" -. PiFssr Pope bad ln hts
keeping fso.0eo worth Of dust. which
sas cent out BY the Alaska Express
company A numeev 81 the kiaH-
askerw Deposited considerable
amount.
The richest man among the So
sfties pasarnTsrs wsa y. Conrad.
We y said 70 have brought ous treas
are to the amount OF 10000 Ike
schwartx 81 Portland. In credited
~fsh se0.eoa. others had amounts
RAINING from sioap to fseoe.
Passengers from the Lower yukon
rwport . rich strike In she Tansna
district. The news has caused q
large crowd OF miners Mt Msnook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01
LYNCHlNC At
CAPE NOME
runner ~ oWs msvsss yshsa
pVsss yAess.

Some Il ~ sstsss arrivals FROM
the KIoNeths. Who rsscsvea ~ cssy
on the Seattle yse<or1ay. tell IN o.
conArmel story Of . iysching ct the
seens % ~ Isssvs eosa sscsssms~s-4
csp> Noms. ne psrsscvssss are
vague. having ben svousht to DAw-
son by ~ shrse msn WHO spresA the
news Of the wealth Of the rev eold
aeids. In IN ssolatsd part ~ the
disginss Il sppsars . hard sp Win
er took some protision~ that had
been CACHED. The crime being
brought home 60 bin. ne speedily
confsssea. and hsR an hour later
was swinging At the end Of q rope
,. ". whittpg. who arrived here
yesterday. heard the shove story
just before NJ left Dawson. on June
10. but u bsd never been confirmed.
Recent lettess from the Cape Nome
district contain no mention Of the AZ.
fair. sh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01

The Fourth - July committee
have received MANY istter- Of ae-
eepfancs IN response 60 the invita-
lions sent out Tte iafess enk Il
from vancouver. - g.. statinH mat
tilt mayor and council will be here
O. hrip spread The American Eagle
on the Fourth Mayor Humes has
Riro received letter from Nanalmo.
u. c.. stating that a large number
would come from there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01
AMERICAN MINERS
CAN HOLD CLAIMS
Original Stakers in Auin Upheld BY
Judge Irving Claim Jumpers
eet,a KNOCK Out"

ne nsws psssh~ea IN - Star
yesssrosy. - ~ s9ect that ths
Anericsss ~hs ssss asse 81 The Asl1
~ the mssses q reescdisG cls.as in
Ann. en- - permitted ..SKsjs MEM.
excited - end = S&Ansat h o.
attic.
rhss nsws sss 1rsssAs Gown -
nus Hup4pe, ~ vvcfovsA. VITO NJ
Attn = - - ~ - - ssss msa
cut. lost e10As. q ~ Nov<hsvN
hSesl. ~ eenGflue6 ~ ovss rspsrs.
90 - ~ ~ ysss ssssv~1s frsN
- - ~ss'e sss.sss'.ss ~
"Jsaas7e Irvsus.- - sAis. ~vhs =
now IN - elgssse h1)uoscssins -
en- ~ toppno 49, - - ~
d>acfsmio1le ssc6vo1no. save ~
decneea oacses ! ~ Ann. n eRpes-
- Ausescaos oA1eAr. % . rate~
numbsr ~ vhem got In On ne
;svsswd Moor ispt ywer. sed rsr .
time u looked ~ sAeuxh they would
be fsopea - ~ Canadian stakers--
Or rather. csain- juspp<rs.
The dscsssca m~aas shuesy thsas-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01

3o9mooip COM
I've = competition
- run, IN the
Of the Kruse
TIE agents Of
this morning
~ Cleveland By
oxplred. and she
~ place on the
1]s rputs. leaving
upDlfs on July ..
~ Seattle. The
/ on1)n and u Sec
o1ee1.
= Dtoemers Caries
vessel Of she
the government.
y - stated. how
lpn chartered by
ro1n1 company Of
VIII ne operated
Y1ng the season.
10 San Francisco
but Will call at
ouppIies.
-, Of the Alaska
which left San
Sys ago for ~.
IN 1t this port.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01

The Seattle Young Peoples Chris
,ian Tefnfsranee unian viii eompiste
tts organization tomorrow afternoon
NJ o'clock in rnlymouih church
AL interested Ia the work are re-.
aue4ted to be present. program
ef coed speakers and music mas beca
provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01

creek 20 iaAye tpf the scene Of Che
Imported lind. The ai4,opery. f. saia
20 have been made by ~ ~respeotors
ano Travelled ~ the Thnhh" "a
"a Baker creek Al which place w
began prospecting. and met with
Hfnrtiing nuccrna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01
SEATTLE iNklINCs.

Elisabeth X. AbeIi has ried q suit
In the superior court against chas.
W. Kakeidy For collection Of tisbs
due on q mortgage.
Jennie g. Lombard has filed n petit
tion In the superior court asking to
be appointed Administrator OF the
estate on her mother. Emeline y.
Lombard.
The discharge of Austin ID. I'm, q
bankrupt. has been filed In the Fed
eral court.
The little steamer Defiance, which
has heretofore been operating be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-01

A letter has just been received by
the Seattle Yukon Transportation
company, from pa wson. stating that
the eompsny's river steamer Seattle
No. }. left that port June u for ST.
Michael. having on board - passen-
gers, II was expected that the
steamer would make the trip In sew.
en- days. The passengers viii con-
meet Mt ~. Michael with the steam
er f.akme, which 10 expected to ar.
rive here about July 10.
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At the Seattle Mining exchange the
following sales were made;
". san Poll. 1000 a az Copper Vault,
1000 q w; Colorado q. g. c.. 5000
from az so 8. silver Greek Gold. 1900
70 Z. Copper Bell, 1000 o ~. Sea Lev
81. $500 a. 4eas0: sta ldard. 5000. a
~; standard. 5000 a ss-7; Repub-
Tic. 800 a fsiM; Republic. 500 a. 1852:
Morning Glory. 1000 a. i2h san Poll.
5000 II; san Poll, 500 q 70.
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PERSONAL MENTION

n. A. Tudhope. OF the Arm Of Tud-
hope 4 Co. carriage manufacturers
at Oriiifa, Eastern canada, II a
aussi at the Butler hotel. II II un-
derrtood that he Is iooklrr over the
situation ON Puget Sound With q
view TO Investing capital.
~. A. Mum. ~ the firm of Mum.
Holland a Co. shipping agents and
lufntist dealers at Lake Bennet, iE
a guest at the Rafflisr Grand
J. l. knight and family are camp
Ing al Colby. where they viii spend
the summer.
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=. ssisSsssAS sssssssssssYs.
kcn. tAktuk seuhoiNgu catir
shcsts AnN reefs which are q prs
snt . Hreat menace TO navtGs.is,.
New charts % three Waters w1il b,
prepared. TIE Patterson viii also
conduct exsrninastons ssono shs coast
OF Alaska In the A<rins -. spe-
eiai e9erts viii es MADE 20 locate
certain banks of mud ~ this point
which have caused much annoyance
to vesaslsL
The Psttecson viii then proceed to
ST, Asehsei and tRy . stse Of iaad-
marks from that port 20 The Asooa
river. iavestigAtion~ wtn also ~
eondusted ~ she OoiossiA bAy. ana
the harbers aeeus Cape Meme. THE
trip viii probably last es<o - ND
die Of eeessWher. whoa NJ wsvk
viii have 20 n sbsnde~sa % scccsns
Of the No.