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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-12

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. office Of General Su
l. perintendent [. >, Llfe Saving Service. Washing
ton, u. O., June 10. lSsS-Sealed proposals will be
recen ed ut this once until O'Clock NJ of Wednes
day the 9th day OF July, 1889. FOR furnishing
the fiscal ending June 80, 1900. the supplies to
1t ueh'eTeu al suSh poihrr III New i1fS tly trshu
required. and in the quantities named In the spech
cations. The supplies needed consist of Beds and
Bedding: Bio ks aud SheAves; Cordage; Crockery,
Furniture; Hardware Lamps. Lanterns. Sc: Lum
Der, Medicines. &c.; Paints Oils, &c: Ship Chan
dlery stoves &c. Tools and Mlsce llaueous articles
all Of which are enumerated in the specifications
attached TO the form of bid &C.. which may be oh.
tanned upon application 10 this office. 10 the In.
spector OF Life Saw ing Stations state Street. New
York city, Superintendent Eleventh LfeSav wing
District, Grand Haven. Mich, aud Superintendent
Twelfth LifeSaving District. New Appraisers Stores
San Francisco, Cal. Envelopes containing proposals.
should be addressed to the General Superintendent
L. b. fe-Saving Service. Washington. ID. c." and
plies The rlgnt Is reserved to reject all
bids and to waive defects deemed for the int
OF the Coy ernmeut. HORACE l.. PIPER, Acting en-
eral Superintendent.
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at'atrhrs aud arwrlu,

WEEKLY PAYAEETs.-Fine diamonds. watches;
w tEa1h, watch supply Co.,, Three Maiden
lane. room p. 0eaaS guaranteed.
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M'anted-4 Halrs-4 atisrrllanrnus.

A GOOD stableman wanted who can tend horses.
IA H. HOTTER, +46 West seth st.
WANTED-Thrce men to collect and sel goods in
w city and suburbs. must be both collectors and
statesmen: references. ADAMS Smith st., opposite
BiJou Theatre. Brooklyn.
WANTED-E1perienoeds solicitors to handle good
w territory on high class subscription work Call
after 10 A. NJ. go Presby terrain building.
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afanted -aa,alrs-1tlfrhanirs, &c.

CARRIAGE BODY MAKER wanted; must be good
Nat repairing Flushing and Bedford avs, Brooklyn.
CARRIAGE TRIMaIERS wan ed. Apply
u J. W. MOUNT BRO, Red Bank. N j.
CARRIAGE painters and striper wanted at IS and
~ ~ Henry st., Brooklyn
GUTTER. -Experienced sheet cutter in pamphlet
- bindery must be strong and willing and not
afraid Of hard work state experience. age and Wages
expected none but industrious and sober men need
answer. Address STEADY WORK. box 1913 Sun office.
METAL MIXER who can also do hollow casting:
1Nl Apply with references t. the TORONTO SlLNEh
PLATE CO.. Limited, Toronto, Canada.
DRINTER-Wanted, finished apprentice as all
Il around stone hand must be u thoroughly com.
petent, ambitious young workman more than union
wages To right man. Address s.. box 200 sun ofice.
DRIETER.-wanted. . finished apprentice az srtis-
L tic job compositor In large Office none but the
youth and genius need apply; samples. Address b..
box 2ol Sun office.
SAND BUFFER-One or two good men wanted on
TORONTO SILVER PLATE CO., Limited. Toronto.
Canada
NTANTED-h thoroughly competent man to take
w charge of o coat shop; must be q practical ALL
around man of executive ability. Address HART.
SCHAFFEER MARX. Chicago. ILL.,
WAGON painter; must be good striper and an
w Usher. 2i5. 2l7 West 58d St, near Broadway.
WANTED-An extra forwarler on printed work.
w Apply to WALTER ROACH, 227 Canal st.
w 51o West 18th ct.
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NORWICH LINE

For New London, Worcester, Boston and the East
Steamers CITY OF LOWELL. and CITY OF wOR
ESTER. Leave Pier 30, n. r. one block above
Canal St, week days only. at $50 p NJ On sundays
FROM July " to september 10 inclusive, Stoangton
Line Westward steamer will touch at New London
leaving there at 1915 P NJ. for Now York
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STONINCTON LINE

For StOnlnRtOn, NarraRhnset Pier. Watch HiII. Bos
ton and all points East. Steamers MAINEand NEW
HAMPSHIRE Leave Pier 81. y. Z. foot Of Spring
st. week days only. at 500 L. NJ. sunday night
Westward trips will be made by this line from July
81 to September 10 inclusive. Saturday night West
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PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE.

AN EXAMINATION for pupils not in the Public
Schools who are legal residents of the Boroughs OF
Manhattan and the Br"uI, and who may wish to
eUter one " the High schools. will be held at the
High school buildings on the afternoons OF Thurs
ming at 2:SO % clock
Applicants Will be examined in Arithmetic GeOC
Tphy. History of the United States English Gram
mar aud Cumposit!un. spelling. Reading and Writ
ing, and they Will take their examinations at the
school which they desire to attend
The Boys High School is at 80 West 18th ST. the
GrlS High school at 30 Fast 9Th Et.. and the HIGH
School for both boys and Girls ~ at l57th 1T. aud
Sd ay. JOHN JASPER. Superintendent.
BUrOughs " Manhattan and the Bronx.
NEW YORK. jane 9th 1899.
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(LANKBOOK sewer wanted
ID ALBERs, go Maiden lane.
LANCY FEATHERS.-EIperenced hands wanted:
steady and profitable employment
ALFRED l.. SIMON d CO.. 6el Broadway.
OSTRICH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sewers stem.
" nlers and strlngers: steady work. Apply all the
week. 8. LEVY, 40 Bleecher al
OSTRICH FEATHERs.-PGckers and bunchers
~ wanted; steady work. Apply all the week,
B. LEVY, 80 Blocker st.
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DROPOSALS will he received at the Bureau Of Sup.
l plies and Accounts, Navy Department, Washing
ton, u, G., until - o'clock noon. JUNE "A. lspI
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter. t. fur.
nish at the Navy Yard Boston Mass, the necessary
labor and material fora hot water heating apparatus
for tho r9peWalk, also Huannty Of coal coke aud
wood. Blank proposals will be furnished mon ap-
pliCAion to the Navy Pay Once, Boston, Mass A. :.
y \, IT,. =, y,
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PRINTED NATTER Nc.--German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, Sc, f.r Ger
many, and specially Addressed Printed Matter,
49,, for other parts Of Europe. American aud
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays and Cuuard, French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed
Matter &c. for all countries for which they ART
advertised 10 carry matls
After tho closing OF the Supplementary Trans
atlantic Mails named above. additional supplement-
airy mails are opened on the piers OF the American.
English. French and German steamers. and remain
Ing OF steamer.
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PROVIDENCE LINE

'or Newport Boston. the North and East. Steamers
and PILGRIM i'll commission. Orches-
TIA each. Leave Pier ~ y. r.. foot of Murray At.
reek days only ut 90 P. NJ. touching At Newport.
/. l. Monday mornings excepted. On Monday
10 I'M ~ ste tln
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
"NFW YORK" and "ALBANY."
Finest and fastest river steamers in the world
Daily, except sunday
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton ST. ,hy Annex g A. NJ
Leaves New YORK. peshrosses st. Pier. $40 A. NJ.
Leaves New York. West 22d ST. Pier, 300 A. NJ.
For ALBANY. landing A. Yonkers. West Point
Sewhurg. PouRhKeeprie. Kingston Point, Catsktll
and Hudson. Through tickets and baggage checked
o., dpSti
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FRENCH LINE.
C0MPAGNIE GENERhlE TRANSMIT AMTIOUE.

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS GRANGE.
sailing Us follows at 10 A M
From Pier No. ~. North River. foot Morton At.
La lonrsint. June II La Champagne july
IA bretaene. June - La Normhndie. July Is
La aascogn. July La Bretayne ..... July 22
FirstcIsss passage to Ha, re. $65 and upward
Gen III AKenuN for [ and an. broadway n. Y.
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Select Boara-Hrooklun.


HENRY ST, 356.-Desirahle rooms: Arst-class
IL board. SO to 81; near Wall or South Ferry.
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ERIE RAILROAD.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R,
SCHEDULE N EFFECT NAY IA, 1882.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IA 1897.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall TerminaD
and foot of Liberty street Time shown Ia from
South Ferry Leave Liberty street minutes later.
-Day. Except sunday. sSundAys.
CHICAGO, +4:aO A. VI. Liberty street only. -l:25
+. NJ and *l2:lU night.
PITTsBrRG, -4;3J A. 81. Liberty street only
'5;bh y. NJ, FI2:lO night.
CINCINNATI, ST, L0rIS, 1855 A. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ.
*l2:lu might,
w,.u,ko.YAL RLUE TRAINS. n
.ll:25 A. NJ. Dlnrr, tl2:55 +. NJ. Diner. = %
Diner, - a. ROYAL Limited, exclusively Pull.
and +l2lO night. NORFOLK, ~. 10 p. NJ.
All trains are illuminated with Pintsch Light.
OFFICES ll3 lI2. 2Hl. LH4 1924 broadway, %
Union sl, W, I27 Bowery, T.. 33u Fulton st.. 100
Graham av,. brooklyn Whitehall Terminal and Lib.
erty ST. Baggage checked from hotel or residence to
destination,
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PROPOSALS will Ia received NJ tho Bureau Of Sup
plies and Accounts, Navy Department Washing.
tn, u C., nItl II u clock nom, Iuur a. IsHi and
Iuhiuly opened imm, dlat"ly thereafter. e. furnish
ut IN" N"w York navy YARD ,,uautit, of electrical
supplies. Blank PROPOSAL wIll 10 furnished urun
Hpnh, alton to the Navy IaN Othr,. New YORK. A. :.
KENNY, Iaymaster General T. $. y. . ~ -.
SEAIED PROPOSALS. will b. Received at the office
- OF Lighthouse Engineer, Tompkusyille \. y
until T. o'clock NJ June -, lNBl., and then opened
for furnishing three fourth order lanterns Informa
tion furnished on application 10 Lieut. Col u F.
HEAP. Corps Of EnglAaera, U. g.. -
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OFFICE OF UARrERMASTER, FORT ETHAN
" ALLEN, VT, MAY ~ lsar.-S-Aled proposals
e tTphcate. WI he received here untl |? o'clock
plumbing. heating, and gasplpinE " addition to
h9srtal Information furnished on application
Right reserved to accept or reject any all bids
any part thereof, Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals Tor -" addressed
TO Capt. j. W. HEARD. =. VI,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-12

A BRIGHT, capable refined mtddle-aged woman,
n good dressulaker fond Of children. wants place.
private family; highest city reference eee 9th av
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I)RnTECTED CRI lSEltS, Proposals for construct.
L Ing six Will hr received al the Navy Department
until - o'clock noon, Monday. october >. lsp!,,
when they VIII be publicly opened. A circular de.
hnug the chief chRractcrtstics OF said vessels IL now
ready for distribution among bidders. Forms OF
proposal aud contract may be had. and tho plans
and sp"c locations examined. upon application TO the
Department. and after September i. 1899 JOHN
u. LONG, secretary ot the Navy. June ~ 1924
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Neutrality-suspicious.
MAINE NTEAMSIlIP co.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ LONDON PARIS AND BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Lain. TIL June 49, LOAN. TraNe June 81. 10 A. NJ.
T.. Friedrich. June 20. K Wind G July I, JOAN
OElkICHSN co. . Bowling NreCn
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AMERICAN LINE.

~, FrnM IIers n aud q, NORTH KlNer. .
lanpsnia, June ~ lie M. tmbria June "a, 3 4. NJ.
belA!s June o, P, II. Lucania July !. ~ A. NJ.
ERNON H BROWNA Co. nen. Agts a Unwilling Gree
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07
THE WORLDS MARKETS

Ch'caEo. Now 6-Whfa Showed e
good deal az ftcaHancss To-Day. although
the volume of business was even smai 80
than usuti Liverpool wa firm sf Haa.d
advance and tm proved i1nuenuu
enough 10 brlnE commission hol.es into
the market with moderate BUYING orders
worlds sh pmenis aiW.coo bushels we're
considerably smaller than had been look-
~ for and thls also had a sioadynG in-
nucrce Tho professional element lmqrr
local traders rather favored Coz se1.ng
side. Influenced somcvhat By heAv5 north
west receipts. and hy prospects 20 go0d
increase ln thu vlsvio supply M.t the
market showed an upward tendency for
most of the morning December opened
a&c higher ai 6sAncAc. aoii 90 e'ts
cSc and reacici io HAc. rcrlyorne ut-
or Go CHc May showed the cncc' 90
nuuldatlon more. opening N,o rhs-. af
11isn1gtc. ami rolctrw to t.aul.4r
Chicaro receipts were iu c1r. H 30 corr
tract Grade MiHne8po'n a1l Dm4tH rs-
cc|vod itf2 cars. aFl.r .rft l1rl Ilst natk
and 1880 year aFo
Corr--Waa qulct bui nrm Gable. were
higher. hut receipts Ia ears we're Uafrer
than expected 0nerInga were iFrt tr-
dicalirr short interest December onDr.
ed hc cher at p4e. and .dy.r.tI n
glc
Oafe-Wcrc duu bat firm. ttc small
scalping crowd being 'uhufn.Cd bs ftc
strength - other rraina Receipts were
rs cars December opened shade hiFf-
cr al l1hng1isc. and fo'd 90 .44f
provlflons- Though showing some
sssaIreaa Al the opsrInq soon Clar.. frfa
and there was some demand from De.cm-
er Fhorts. January pork opened 4tntr
lower az tq7aia. and advanced 90 t'.11il.
Iamary ara opened shade lower nt
s. Gnf gl8 and sold 1t b4rt January
rihs opened unchanged GO fif ano ec.d
nt 81 siafA0i
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07

kausas city Nov. Cattle Receipts
90 uaflfo 1900 rcxans butchers
9irone others steady Nauyc .tcefa s. O.
aNs. Teras steers 2Eutto. Texas
cows i2ens3io. native cuws nad hclfers
81 tut. g, st0rkcrs and feeders A. Uu
$40. bulls igMuflto
iioss Receipts foao market steady 1
weaker nak of sales heavy .nl PACKERS
NeHti~ lights pahaft 98. mixcd
anil workers feoattM. prs 81 oacf 1gis.
sheep Receipts aooo. markst steady.
i4mbe q iottt ga. mutton fiooHtig5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07

Chlcago. N0y. f-nsFt ttCf cattle
strong 60 n cents E'ya,g l''- % '-s
k.n9s steasy rlrss csf'is Ir'ug CIV
mart,. steady Cattle good % 'ancy g..
as s5. common % medium Nant %.
cows. heifers and bulls Ns5aff5e, fancy
helfers $3.50. Texas grasstrs Ngnt3 1,
fed Texans 81 Nto.us5.W; calves N01iy15.
Hog market steady Tor outchers ara
beet hcavles. packers asd iEnt grades
weak C9oi ma steady 90 ftronF. hors
fair 20 primo Nl0uH21i4 heavy packers
i17sasf 10. mixed p@ueflI. butchers
tAlbaft& Aght weights tss5UtA lTs, piss
fJ56atfM
The markc for Doth theep and lamls
was easy icday sheep common to choke
SaO0uifG. western anEsrs S@Ist 90.
rood % prime lambssis O0Nias, prime ma
tive yearauTn Nl9N i.i range ausbs
N60at5N
Receipts cattle 1900 rogs o. sheer
1900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07

Let OF ladies plush capes, a big snap at-.-S
1 lot ladies' 30-inch silk plush capes nicely
lined with mercurized silk, trimmed with
aurora fur, will be placel sale at -..--.- .
lot OF ladies' 32inch silk plush capes, hand
somely trimmed with thibet fur ard en-
brodered with Jet. will be offered at 3
lot of childTens and misses Jackets, In all
the l1test shades. double stitched seams
half lined and richly embroidered with mo.
hair braid, four large fawn butlons-.---.-.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07

Sew York Nav. The staf,mnt Df
.He visible supply of rraIn ln t'r. nni
Inoaf .n Saturday Sow g. 50 complied
H" Sew Nork produce sHehaus .t ns
follows
Wheat ref.0oc bushels. Increase ifn-
s1
Corn l4N1DDo bushels decrease. Stif11
Oat. GessJ bushels. Increase coo
Rye i..gl co buthsls. increase $4,000
BARLEY fTseo0 bushels. lnc clro fS. p0o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07

liverpool Noy. f-Tt. r---l- -,
wheat rfn Liverpool dHrIre .H. ..t
week we're 5000 quarters fr.m Atlantic e
ports and nn0 quarter frm paUf.
ports
Ncw YORK Nov. G-C0tfon- Futur..
closed yery steady November 81 g.s. us.
cember t3e January Uui FsbruaD Ut
March EW. Aprl NB' May So Son
N.is. July Nt2. August UN esutsmb,r
s. o. October tso
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07
NV YOUIl nay GOODS

Sew York Nov Attendance of auy.
,ra today limited and eiccurr interest.
ia,erfarrnr WIth huasosr Fnr order. ht
mai for staple ,nttons and tome .tiu
strong sam, eastern mlkss blue den.ms
further advanced q, pcr yord ReFuias
print cloths Sole. hut wide nrode .n ace
Use demand ard 1dyan,inr Prints and
Errhsms without change prcs. ropde
lr demand. all wool cashmere 1dysuccd
- ger yart Mems wsRr wuoirn and
wor fel fanr.. quiet $50 market to-
morrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07

10 Lous. Nov c-rlour dur un.
chanEed.
extra shorts s. lrs. doar rbs $50. clear
sides fGin
Bacon bo1,J shoulders nore offered.
extra shorts $50. clear ribs g. Vis. clear
sides t6Ip.
Necs.piF -four 5000. when. 90 I'D corn
ilsoo0 oats i0s 90
shipments nuur 5000. aho1f ,sIl1 corn
aHs. ulf. It.H0
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81 Louis. Nov -Wheai-Hlehcr. No.
2 red oash. elevator. ssc. tracs 'e4a'lc.
December ssisacsi.c. NAY 80 No. = hard
C1a66c.
Corn--HlEher TRACK 4.lte December
3oc. May 3imuAc.
Oats Easy No Q cash 2i.c track
slasp.c. December - 4c Nay ~ 40.
2 white e6i4c
Ryc-Duu tftac
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CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. Nov. wheat-Cash. 80 g
rsi C8as0,hc. 30 g. red Cons9c NO (.
hard winter Gn6cc; No Q, harl winter
gse5c No O. northern spring. ssf5ic. No.
2. northern spr.ug Csu1lc. 80. 3. sprins
Cla7lc.
Corn-No. .. maa52e. 30. g. aS.uaAsl
Oats-No. g. .3e. No. O. @Nc
Hutter-Flfm Creamery li'1n@itc
dairy lfnl9iac.
poultry-pros hrm. TlrkCys s're
chickens 7isnsi.. ducks 106c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-11-07

Kansas Civ, Nov. wheat, Iofe
Decemb,r sg4c. MAY e,'s, oash SO. g
hard 62i.e: 40 O. bausgHf. 80. !. r,d. c
ff7Oc No q 6sasSc
corn-Dccembsr g7Ac Ma as..r 't~h
80 g. mixed ssi.08isc $50. 3. Wnlte -sD
2ssc. No g. &Ac
Oats-No. q white @ps5'4c.
Ryo-So. @ 5lc.
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So Louis. Nov, e-Catus- kfeo pts
400. market strong Native sMpp.ur and
beef steers S3NNiC 1oi stockcrs ard fecd-
ere g Maff6o. cow and hcfors g. 5bsl
sac, Texas and Indian Steers slNHif o.
Hogs Receipts so00. market steady
Plgs ard lights 8 5GsfW pscksrr s. s~0
a no. butchers NWdNl5
sh.sp-RerelDif zoo. uarket, ftrCnE.
native unttets uoNafN. lambs Ee0
$50
KENRAs CITY LIVESTOCK
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Lost - Saturday evening brown
leather pocketbook Keep money and
return book 90 Miss Zoe kimban.
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our attention to the following

lot of ladies jackets in kerseys. chevots.
beat and meltons. all shades These
garments have all silk sti'chedusedms. are
single and double breasted with large pearl
buttons, and good bargain at .-....-..--. b. Z
Our a o. ladies Jacket is a cyclone wonder
We have them 10 kerseys, beavers, meltons
and cheviots nicely lined with highly col
ored satins, silk stitched throughout with
large plain o. fancy pearl buttons. strap.
ped seams, truly and elegant garment only
Arizona republican., 1899-05-01

The Silver Belt joins most earn sstly in the general condemnation on the rart Of the press of this territory Of the increasing menace to the mining industry. due to mining schsmes which are now being fOated throughout the eastern states The abuse has grown so great that it is almost impossible to pick up a paper published in the large eastern citiss that does not con- tain q lengthy adVertisenent cOUched in language which to all except the most gullible, would bespeak the swim dler pure and simple. Not the least of the harm arising from this practice is the fact that the shares are sold to those who can least afford to lose the money, the present nigh va.ue of cop ger affording ample prete1t to the promoters for offering quick returns cn an insignificant outlay, in line with the stock in trade argument of the gold brick man. In mining, as in a flaw other forms of speculation, the property shows for itself, and q min ing boom which is dependent upon the smooth talk Cf a promoter" whose chief concern is that his victim does not know or knowing shall not see the
Arizona republican., 1899-05-01
STATEHOOD IN 1901
Delegate Marcus A. Smith Tells of
 Arizona's Prospects

Hon Marcus A. Smith, accompanied by his wife, are at Tucson. On Marc3 4th MT. Smith retired from service as delegate fr1m Arizona to be succeeded by Hon J. F. Wilson of Prescott. Since congress closed it's last session Mr. and Mrs. Smith have been traveling g over the eastern states and have just returned to ArizC2a.
 In a brief talk which a Citizen repre- . sentative hzlI with Our Mark it was learned that he had pronounced views respecting statehood and the ,lies5ibil- fty of Arizcan securing the coveted privelege He said that in the early part Of the winter session lie conferred with the committee on territorial af- fairs, Of which he was a member, and that upon taking vote the democrats in the committee voted to report the statehood bill favorab.y to the house, the republicans taking the opposite view. It was so also with the home rule bill before committee.
 Tn my opinion,'' said MT. Smith nothing will be done in the matter Of statehood until after the next election. The measure is a political one and it being understood SC, as the republican party Is committed to the gold stand ard, it does not want three silver ad- vocates from Arizona to occupy seats in congress. for the result of the last campaign made it a clear case that Arizona is for silver General Wilson will do his best to get statehood for Arizona, but it will be a hard task
Arizona republican., 1899-05-01
Visitors are Cordially Invited to Call
Castle Greek Hot Springs
 Of Arizona.

A dehghtruT resort for health-seek- CTS; perfect climate, natural hot springs of great medicinal and curative powers, especially for rheumatism; the only springs where you can take baths in the open air the year around without running any risk of colds; open-air swimming pool; private baths in DOT Ecelain-lined tubs A comfortable and attractive house of twenty-five rooms, in addition to which ample tent room, with board floors and sides, is furnished to those who prefer open-air accommo- dations. There will be a resident phy- sician during the winter months. Rates, $3.00 per day, or S1S.00 per week. Tent accommodations are also prov44ed at the rate of S2.00 per day or $12.00 per week. Round-trlp tickets via Hot Springs Junction, tortyfour miles from Phoenix on the s. F., P. & P R. R., in- cluding stage fare, are sold at all sta- tons on the railroad. Daily stage, ex- cept Sundays, runs to the Springs. A new building has been completed at Hot Springs Junction for the accommo- dation Of guests going to the Springs. For further information apply to
 P. W. GILLETT,
 General Agent s. F., F. & P. R. R..
 Phoenix,
 Or to c. NJ COLHOUN, Manager, P. o. address. Hot Springs. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1899-05-01
Mines and NSisp5n0


mine, is a boom to ba avoided Good copper or gold mines sell themselves. there being abundant capital ready to invest. This district has the minera to back statements made. and our mine owners are not only ready but willing and anxious that prospect purchasers should examine properties before in vesting d3ilaT.-Silyer Eat
 INNING NOTES.
 The Arizona Copper company re- ceived 241h-ton blower last wazls, and it made the heaviest carload eyer ship ped over the Arizona 6 New Mexico road. The blower will supply the draft for no lcc5 than four furnaces and will be driven by two electric mo- tors of fifty-bcrse power each, rwhicL will draw their power from the power house, the furnaces There being heats- by gas. The car on which the blower was placed had an extra four-wheeI truck placed immediately under the center and the transfer was made very slowly owing to its enormous weight. It now lies in tcs unfinished quarters awaiting the finishing of the brick house wEich 1t will occupy in ab1ut