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The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-01-05
CASUALTIES.

Jan, l-Ishpeming, Mich, 6 miners by up
setting hosting cage.
6-ln Gulf of Mexico, s by explosion on
yacht Paul Jones
9-West Dunellen, n. j., Is in railway col
hsion. .Sunal, Neb., in railway wreck
l4-Tacoma, Wash, harbor, British ship An
delena sinks; 10 drowned Gregg coun.
ty, Tex, 6 in cyclone.
Feb. l-Lincoln Gulch, Col, 5 in snowslide
ll-Siver Plume, Col, "a miners in snow
slide. :; of Nab. lightship, l3 by founder.
ing of boat.
l2-Near Yankton, S. D., II in burning cot
tage of insane asylum.
l4-OH South Carolina coast, 9 by wreck of
steamship William Lawrence. Corner
stone, Ark, in burning home =. In Tex
as during days intense cold, IA frozen.
Mar. S-Near Norfolk, Va, II drowned by
sinking of tug
l7-New York, As during burning of Wind.
sor hotel.
l9-Near Edwardsyille, Ala, IL in cyclone.
hair and felt works.
Apr. 3-Joplin, Mo-, 5 by caving in of mar
row trench.
4-Eureka, Cal, 10 by capsizing of steamer
in harbor.
New York, l2 in burning home of Wal
lace {. Andrews.
9.Near Glendive, Mont, IL by flood in
lS-Near Beverly, Mass, IL in wreck of fish
ing schooner.
27-kirksville, Mo, 80 in tornado. New
town, Mo, l5 by cyclone.
Ma. l4-Of Grand Nerais, in Lake Su-
perior, 9 by laundering of schooner.
2-Near Waterloo, Ia, s in railway wreck
caused by washout. :. Near Hardeeville, 8
in burning home. :. In Bjou hills, south
of Chamberlain, S. D., 7 by cyclone.
Near Dawson, Alaska, drowned breaking
through the ice.
Jun. 4-Near Alberta, N w. T., 80 Indians
by upsetting of boat in Lake of Clouds.
S-Ross Hollow, Ark, % by landslide. In
and consequent floods.
l2-Mew Richmond, Wis, ll2 by cyclone.
l3-HermaD, Neb., 10 in cyclone that prac.
tically destroyed the town.
l6-Rosalia, Tex. q during freshet.
29--ln Lake Erie, off Lorain, o., by foun.
derlng of steamer.
Jul. s-Columbus, o., 6 by cars at railway
l3-New York, 81 to date from lockiaw. due
4th of July pistol wounds
lS-ln northwestern Iowa, 10 in emigrant
wagon by eloudburst.
champion, Va, from yellow fever in
soldiers home. Big Prairie, Mich. g.:
thrashing machine exploded.
Aug. l-Crook's inlet, % gold hunters
drowned.
2S-Chicago, by falling arches of new Coli.
scum bldg. Near Dardanelle, Ark, by
capsizing boat.
Oct. li-Off Sands point, L. l., II in burning
steamer.
lS-Teton county, Mont, IL in blizzard.
25-In Montana, 9 sheep herders in storm
while trying to save hocks.
26-Faires, Ala, IA in fire.
Nov. l-Off 5. c. coast, l3 in shipwreck.
l2-Of Frying Pan shoals, N. c., 10 in ship
wreck.
I5-Off St. Pierre, Nd, in shipwreck.
l9-Humboldt, s. d., 6 in railway disaster.
PIT is reported that % have been killed ac-
cidentally in Adirondacks by hunters.
On Upper Yukon, Alaska, 10 drowned
caught by ice jam.
Dec. I-During Mimi and Wis deer season,
IL hunters accidentally killed.
Son Lake Erie, steamer Niagara reported
lost with l6 persons.
s-Carbon Hill, Wash, 81 by mine explo-
sion.
LEON Lake Superior, Whaleback barge lis
with crew of men given up for lost.
l9-New York, in tenement fire.
22-Quiney, H., IL school children, in fire.
3-Brownsville. Pa. IS bv mine explosion.
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BRITIsH-BOER WAR.

Mar 20-Jos. Chamberlain addresses parlia
ment on the Transvaal.
May l6-Arrest of 8 alleged British officers
in Transvaal for CONSPIRACY.
3l-Conference at Bloenlfontein between
Pres. Kruger and Sir Alfred Miner.
Jul. l0l9-New franchise bill passed by
raad.
24-Kruger threatens to resign.
Aug. 2l-kruger in diplomatic note offers to
make concessions ON condition that Eng
gland abandon claim of suzerainty.
S-Chamberlain replies such terms cannot
be considered.
Sep. Chamberlain insists on joint inquiry
10 make sure no Dullifying conditions exist
behind kruger,s proposals.
B-kruger answers with less favorable pro.
posals than before
22-Brtain formulates note that she will
prepare final terms
S-Orange Free State votes to aid South
African Republic.
Oct. 2-Gen. Sir Redvers Butler appointed
to command in South Africa.
l0-Boer ultimatum that Britain must with
draw troops from South Africa
u-Announcement at johannesburg that
war would be in effect 10 "a m, Oct IL.
l2-Boers invade Natal
l3-Armored train captured by Beers al
hiaaipan Gold seized by Transvaal re-
public.
H-kimberley besieged by Beers. .Arsen.
ga al tram blown up near Mafeking.
Zo.uen. Symons mortally wounded in bat
tie at Glencoe
2-Gen. kock killed in battle of Glands.
aagte.
3l-Royal British fusileers, No. 10 mountain
battery and Worcestershire regiment sur.
rounded at Ladysmith and obliged to
eaptulate after losing heavily
NOV. IBoers capture Colenso completing
investment of Ladysmith.
lo-Boers wreck English armored train
north OF Esteourt, and kill, wound or cap
., ture 100 OF Dublin fusileers
ZoIien. Methuen wins battle at Belmont
40 % kllled, l47 wounded and Is missing.
S-Methuen defeats Beers at Modder
nver, but with heavy loss.
Dec. l0-British under Gatacre drawn into
trap at Stormberg and 672 taken prs
oners.
IoCMethuen repulsed at Magersfontein
Gen. Wauchope and marquis of Win.
chester Killed. Total British losses, 1863.
lo-Gen. Butler reports reverse near Colen.
SO; BRITISH troops again led into trap, 10
guns being captured, destroyed 1897
casualties
H-Baron Roberts, of Kandahar and Wa.
terford, appointed to chief command in
South Africa with Gen. Lord Kitchener
as chief of staff.
S-Gen. Methuen's communications cut.
27|Portugal reported to have sold Delagoa
pay and other African possessions TO Eng.
land. and Asiatic possessions to Germany
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WAR WITH THE FILIPINOs.

Jan 20-flliplno congress at Malolos adopts
eonsttutlon and votes confidence in Aguin-
ado, empowering him to declare war
against Americans
2-Q. ). government notified Aguinaldo
,, mad proclaimed republic.
req 4-fllpnos make night attack on
Manila, but repulsed; 25 American sol.
dlers killed, l75 wounded. Agoncillo,
flhplno representative, leaves Washing
ton tor Canada, on account of strict gov
eThment censorship of all kilograms for
Philippine islands
I0-Bi1g. Gen. Miller's forces capture Ioilo,
capital Island of Panay; rebels fire town
oelore evaeuatlng; no casualties on Amer
lcan side.
%ccSurrender of Cebu, capital island OF
.Cebu, to naval forces reported.
Pasg
Manila.
APR l0-Gcn. Lawton captures Santa Cruz.
Laguna Prov.
lS-Admiral Dewey reports eapture nv Fill.
plnos OF Lieut.. Gilmore and IA of crew of
the Yorktown who had gone ashore at
baler to Fescue number of Spanish
May 2-Conference in Manila between Gen
Uls and Filipino emissaries terminates
without definite results.
FIRST Filipino municipal government
sanctioned by Americans established at
bailnag by Gen. Lawton. Native mayor
and council elected
<@-agunaldo's commission meets Ameri-
con commission in Manila notified that
fres. Mckinley offered following: "A
governor general to be appointed by the
president a cabinet to be appointed by
the governor general all the judges to be
appointed by the president; the heads of
departments to be either Americans or
rliiplnos, or both; and general advisory
council, Its members to be chosen by the
people by form of suffrage to be hereaft.
er carefully determined upon"
ouil. 3-Gen. Rios with remainder of Span
.lsh troops sails from Manila for Spain.
io-kear Admiral John c. Watson arrives
al Manila to assume command of Asiatic
squadron
Jul. l-War correspondents in Manila pro-
TEST against rigid censorship of press dis.
patches.
2o-Gen. Otis proclaims provisional ciyi.
government on Island of Negros.
and burned.
Nov; @Fihpinos routed near Mabalacat
H-Mal. John A. Logan killed while lead
o, ing battalion IN battle at San Jaeinto.
"1-otis reports that insurgent government
can no longer be said to exist, troops and
oihclals being scattered and Aguinaldo in
nding. Bautista, pres. Filipino congress
before Gen. Macarthur formally re.
hounces all further connection with in
- surrection 'A
DEC. lo-Gen: Gregorio Del Pillar command.
Ing agu1aldo's body guard, killed in fight
ItMaj., Gen. Henry w. Lawton killed
Whne leading attack against San Mateo.
e"hich was captured.
Americans victorious at Aritao. Calam.
oa, Dnalupijan and Sala.
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Oct. 5-Ex.U. s. Sen. Jas. Harlan, at Mt
Pleasant, Ia; aged 20.
25-Chas. Grant Allen, novelist, in London;
aged 81.
26--Brig. Gen. Guy V. Henry, U. S. A., a,
New York; aged Co.
Nov. l-Ex-Gov. and Ex-U. S. Sen. Alvin
Saunders, at Omaha. Neb.; aged 81.
2l-Nice Pres. Garret A. Hobart, at Pater
son, n. j.; aged 30.
Dec. 5-U. S. Sen.-elect Monroe l.. Hay
ward, in Nebraska City, Neb.; aged 50.
H-Lieut. Thos Nj. Brumby, of Marietta
Ga, Deweys flag lieutenant, at Washing
ton; aged A.
22-Dwight L. Moody, evangelist, at North
field Mass, aged 81
26-Prof Elliott Cones, ornithologist, al
Baltimore; aged 81.
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-01-05
BUSINESS FAILURES,

'Hn New fork, A. b. Hilton, voluntary
o-boston, Hamilton national bank: volun.
n-bnansas City. Mo, Planters bank.
'SShuSSsell, Kan. First national bank.
IA Jose, Cal. Union savings bank.
~'ar' Bank OF Golden, III.
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SPORTING.

Jan 5-Mail train makes run n. Y. to San
Francisco (3,341 m.) in 95 hrs. 80 nm
7-Ohver. Archer, at Dayton, O., running
high kick; it. 3 in.
Mar. John Lawson, at San jose, CAL
WINS loom. bicycle race; 4:34 80.
May l2-Peter Hegeiman. inNew ork, win,
72-hr. go-as-you-please walking match, 40I
Jun. 9-Jas. J. Jeffries whips Robt Fitzsim.
mons in llth round in prize Eight at New
York for worlds championship
2l-Chas. NJ. Murphy, paced by locomotive
makes mile on bicycle in 65 sec.
Aug. Nv; X. Vanderbilt, Jr., at Newport
X. l., ma kes % m. in automobile in min.
3-A. A. Hansen, in Minneapolis, rides bi
cycle LOCO m; 81 hrs. A min.
4-Burns Pierce, in Philadelphia, lowers bi
cycle records for ,, 3, and M; time:
800, 4:46, 6:23 and SOP.
2-Tom Butler, at Ravenswood, H., ride,
10 m. in 1851 80
Sep. l5-Open golf championship of U. s
won in Baltimore by VIM. Smith, of Chi
cago.
27-Gelding Bumps breaks worlds wagon.
pacing record; 2:03l.
Oct. 4--Wm. III. Stubbs, Baltimore compost
tor, sets C6,6l7 ems on machine in 5 hrs. 3s
min.
ll-Eddie McDuffie, at Brocton, Mass, ride,
bicycle 2 m. IN 2:54.
l5-Nat. League baseball season ends, per
SsbldSes belilB as IOlfOWss DTOoklyn, .oozi
Boston,, .624; Philadelphia, .6l3; Balti
more, .5sl; St. Louis, .557 Cincinnati
:553; Pittsburgh, $40; Chicago, 5O7;
Louisville, .493; New York, 400; Wash
ington, $50; Cleveland, .l3l.
lS-Mrs. Jane Lindsay rides in New Yorl
500 m. in 81 hrs. 4s min.
20-Ihird and final race in series for Amer
lca's cup. won by Columbia, defeating tn,
Shamrock, British challenger
25-Howards golf team wins intercollegiate
championship, in New York.
Nov. 3-Jas. }. Jeffries, at Coney Island, N
T., gets decision on points after 25 roundl
with Tom Sharkey for worlds heavy,
weight championship.
lO-MaJ. Taylor, in Chicago, half m. bicycle
record lowered to al.
l6-Maj. Taylor lowers l m. paced bicycl,
record to l:l9.
2l-kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse from South
ampton to n. Y, 5 das. IL hrs 81 min.
Ebert Repine wins 48-hour bicycle rae
IN Kansas City; 96l l-3 m.
Dec. lO-University of Chicago football
team wins western collegiate champion
ship by defeating Wisconsin. Miller and
Waller in n. Y. win 6-da. bicycle race
making 2,744 m
l4-H. W. Widemann swims 25 yrds in IL q
seconds
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1900-01-05
INDUSTRIAL.

Jan. l2-Chewing gum manufacturers of u. S.
combine at New York; capital, SIS, ,0oO, 900
H-John Mitchell elected pres United
Mine Workersin convention at Pittsburgh.
Mar, l-American Steel and Wire Co, at
Joliet. H.. raises wages Of q, 900 employees
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25-New Bear Month, Mont, 4 in railway
wreck.
26-Near Ashcroft, b. c., Indians by canoe
upsetting.
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FOR ARlZ0NIANS
Appointments and Patents
 Granted to AIiZpnians

The fc'l wing appointments iu th' Indian -ervIcs haze been made in Ari zpnA: Mi-s D lllic Hsgeuhangh ,i Lc- Angele-, Cal, appointed lsnn ire At Rice -t-tion schori; Gnil O d | Dsvi- Of Chilioioc, Oki-, appJin irdn-tri.l loader at same -chool: W L Gardner Of Chetokee, N c. srroini ed indu-trIal te,cher,t F ,rl Mohsv John II Dayl- "i Denver. Col", ap, roin'ed a printer at the Phoenil -chool.
 A patent hss heep granteo 10 John x, Johnson of Prescott for -tr.e' car advertising q vice.
 The rot tFc-s st Camp Verde and N,co became domestic mun-y orde, 0tfi c,s on Oc'"ber l.
 The con rsci for carrying mail from Nsco 10 \ GO Junction ha. bee. awarded 10 William L'ggi-t.
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ARiZON PkNSlUAS
The Allowance of P. nsiOns to
 4 iZOna Residents

Pensons have been granted for Arizona as .oilow': Original = F-srcis NJ. Zuck, Hob COk, Si2; Henry n. Unferwo'd. neon. SC; R ch rd Gordon, McC-he. &; Thomas I. Bowe', Phoe, S6 Juan Brrgos, SnL mo"villc. s6; Frank R'iand. wickenhnrg. Sl2; E gay \. R us Jerome, SC; andrex J. Weaver, phoenir, s6; Lillie Morris, widow, SsffArd, SIT.
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A BIG PRIZE
1 Physician With a Cure For
 Yellow Fever

4 City of Mexico Gisrsich says OnA hundred thou, and doilsrs, offered ny the Msx'ran g1v-rnmert, is th- prize which Dr. Angel Bellinz.ghi, 6 vounr -lisn specIs'i i>i. may win ss the discwsr'rn' -ernm which cures yellow fever. Experiments were con- ducted St Vera Cruz under the su-p;ces Of the government board of heslth. The commission appointed to wines the experiment reported fsvosshlv upon the re-ul,. All cssss which Dr Rellinzsth hI failed tn save V re ID an sivarc.d stage. In al cases in WhIr h th- iui -cuou o' seru" wa- mad" in the first sage, the patient was cnDvale,cent in one to four days.
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To Hi B gay, Navajo Indian, has o-en acquitted Tor th- murder of s cosbny Lsmed Montsom.ry last No remter in the mountains, stout B miles ,ouih of FI.gs,sff. Alter the killing of Montgomery a pitched bat tie occurred b.iwttn seveu Indian among whom was To Hi. and dep uties Hogan and R der, in whi, h five lndians were killed and both deputies badly wounded
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UN SAME PLA1FOR i
Smith and Wilson Meet 10
 geiher at Williams

The Williams News says: "The d. mocratIc campaign in his ssctior sas opened un st the ,pera house on Thursday night ss double te,ier, Both of ihe romInee- for delegate tu congress were present and defended their cause from the same platform.
 There eyiieniiy was a mistake some- where CT they would not have both aeen here at te same time, hut we are pleased that it so happened AS it gave tach nominee & chance to st4ie his case 10 the psople in the presence of the other. Attorney D. l.. Cum bingham, as chairman of the meet ing for the Wilson faction, introduced, l, In few choice ard well selected word, our present delegate to con- gre-s. Hon. J. F. Wilson, who pro~ ceeded without delay to explain the sitnation in which the democrats oi tie territory find thpmselyss drifting from that to territorial and DstIona, politics in general. When the colonel had ased, A,torne, E. E. E'linvocd, as chairman for the Smith f-ctioD, introduced the Hon. Marcus A. Smith, wto imme diately and clearly stated the other side of th- case. To rhe credit Of boih gentle. men, he it said, personalities were not irdulged ID, 10th heIDg srxIous tn present their honest convictions to 'he people. Hon. Henry F. A,h. ur,t sl-o delivered a short ora,ion on
 b. political i-suAs of the day"
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Gov du-phv mained in Tnmh- ..one scdsv until D m when he leaves O Nnyaies. He va. shown ,h. Ii. ht hv B com mite of Rapnh'' licans snI eiven A drive shout r. mN- stone O zee the numer"us idle mine~ th-t a-s monuments 'o the hligh'irg efe [. Of rspuh i'rn silver ieei-lation.
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TEA GiRDEN DRIFTS Is Sigs 5 'uP of hign s' q I-lity,
 O te use.i-.lRsys v-nted-de- lie on-ly -w-.t-m .kes isffy cnr siy c. perfection. Mana actn-ed by P c,tic Goa Syrup Co, 7C7 7a9 sapsome street, San Francisco. l3s3m
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C~v yrrJ Inv wss int ryif wed hv a TRCsr c7oR reporter tcd-y ree'riirg pc.s,t'.. di-ros siiion of 'he H-l1e-msn trtth.rs sEnnnce. Tn. Governor ,tst.c 'tef m--e tine w-s grsn''d ir order toiesr mo,e eVid' rec that Vill he Vre.srt. q ard sl-n C sllnw him-@l' t.re for re.sonsl irve-;igs;i' n smcne ihe i'm lo't.nt vitres.es. The cs.e rcnirr pr teTora him on the eve o' his ronlination he likeui-e defsrrsd ind yu,nt 't fer TO other reason ths" to p,eyert any To-sii la Charge 'hs' same wa. dore for poli'ic-l effect. Fl. .tat.d cs, did'y that he iss not cormitted him-el' to even attornsvs in the cnse but couid he deppr d. ed upcr to sct rtfictlv or the r.e,ita snd if the cnnd mn ed ntn aye tn he saved pc poT Ter nee of esidercs mn-t nsres. ssriIv te TT ibsir .i'e. Mnc'' in'eres' is ev,d. rr. q m ihi- TOW far ous cas' ed ihe Governor w.s ma4e scqusint p~wth uuch of the sentiment ex istir 2 hsre.
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excess,s pro Iucing the following symptoms; Salov couutenance. csTk spots under the eyes. :: pain in the. head. ringing m the ears. loss in confidence, cifhdence in approe thing strsng CTS. palpats;ion of the heart weakness in the limbs and back. loss O; memory. Pimpies in the face. coughs consumption. etc
 Dr. Gbbon has Dracticed in San Francisco over 38, years and those tsoGb+d should no fail 10 consult him and receive the benefit of hi great skill and experience. The dOcrc, cureS when others fA.l. Try him. Cures Guaranteed Pc sons cured al hone. Charges reasonable Call or write.
 DR. I. F. GIBBoS. Gas Kearny St. San Francisco.
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1uyERTs>pr .ETTEEs.

The 'ollowIrg is fiat of letters re- npsining in the g1r-r5l 1 livery st the Tomh-'one po-tofscs for the nn"ntb erdins S.I, 90. 1900: F,-nk a' bs-ier w q Burr-ll Nj D CaTph.ll Eirsrd Coyie Johr Couf inehsm D.rshy R.v I.n.s Diiiv Jnh. Eauo Bnrifsoi.. M--tinsz Jo-eis N h,s Us. sig1 rro l. uI-e T"mas.
 Francisco V -q1ez.
 When calling tor above letters, -sy adv. rtise gIvIng date of adverti-e- mens.
 LAURA c. CRABLE, P. M.
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4 bo ' of survey ha- hsen a. point. cd hy hp a-mv de 'sr'men' tn inve-t'- ga'e and report on the extent oi th" q mag 6ore hv t'e recent storms in Texss The 'oard l. sls' in-truc'c' tn rerCrt on the damage q ne to p'i- vetr pT Dp-riy-
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Pre no., al-o fnl- it n'ce-ssry 10 tale ,tars, y,-d q Ih'irg i's 'chn"' room capacity. The young 'nz n' n is I,o r,,rgrp iu mnl' tu 'er'll ov'r A-iz ma
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Tie Tn+rstrial Racord says s part" represan ing himself a s mining nrn- mo.er. recently w0rkAl hia vav into the ~ov i i-rca of s nrnminent citizen O Fl PA O. Tine sVnsrisrC' cos: the pr, m nsnt ci'iz-n $500
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Az ua and Nv Nr1i"n ere feet clsim;rg ih 1T places in the frcnt ranr. nf mine-sl davslnpmen. and ys, ,h isro cnnniry under the sun tina, If rs slch unpsrs sll-l'd on- portrr i,ie< 10 tn. pro-pec,or .-E Pssn 2 cord
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An Arizons i1-tice of the peace hopaa 'n iacrss hi- hn.iNess ny an- Toi-Tisg ,ha. no viii t,-. un hri Ice who n ya haan joined in wedlock hv him. He must ha very hOTelv man ard Sncw4 Y, 70.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.
Supreme Court Decides On
 Ass. ssmcnt Work Done.

Tie state supreme court hss rend- cred a decision ui imI or'snre to min
 rs and Irosrest'r-. H Man trnngh' shit sgainst Budlong & Deck dern' nding hi po-sess"Iy right to n e On'ario quartz n inc. Bndlong < D ck, alleged failure on the part Of Mann 10 perform the necessary ann nn, of work required bv ls~, ard in Ihe lower court they won. Mann al-o owned the J-snet'e claim on the some lnde a cnrtinu us and over lspyiny eisim oi the Ontario loca,ioo. He drove three tunn ls in the Jean cite clrim 60 deveivp to h properties the wors repre, e,enting more labor and money than require for both claims. The lo~-r court held that the wo,s performed on the J-s' -tte did not ter d the develon the 0..tsTio. The srp.eme curt reversed that decision. l. s-ys thst the court shall not ,ub- -.iru'e i's own in gmsnt and wisdom, ss to the he-t nethod Cf developing | the mine Iu place of that of She own. CT. The supreme court holds that 'he iunnelipg trdrd 10 develop tofh | mine, sI d the cost G! 'he work b.ire fr in eSces- of whst is rquired b. 
 lew and tte sork Icing in prog. s- sl i tb- tme oi the defendsnr'- eut-y !, can not te sai. that the original lo. crIon hsd he. n abandoned -Minius
 & Scientific Press.
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GO~ern0r Save s es'ima e the total lnss Of liv's in The G 4lye-,on disaster s' F AH0 tri h. total loss Of pro- periy s. SO co 900.
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F. Paso, cortrary to recent report vi l told ma winter carnival, and prepa-~'inns are now in progress ior a gre event.
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" c sad Re mder Frank Har. were ou'g ias pa .ssagers [ day :or Beus hl.
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Jph H nning-r left ioi- A. n. Tor R. nrrn. H. is O. of the nel-s-tes sI d val participate in the cnnveD tion.
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Col Ben Norg-n It for Benscn teddy To be on hand Al ,h. D m, cratic County Convention.
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Joln Casey. the well known pio' CT Of 1u luni-, Nas Tomb coLe Nisito' today
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DR, GIBBON .

l his old ard rellabs | ani most Successtu. Specialist in San Fran c sco. siill continues to cure all Sexual and seminal Diseases. such as GonorThoea, Gleet. Structure. syphilis in all its forms. Skin Dis- eases. Nervous Debil ity. mno;en;y. Semi
 nal W aknesS and Loss
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-14
NOTICE.

All persons working on or furnishing supplies for the H, Ines group of mil es re he',by not fi' d that the owners of he aboye prrpeuy hold rheT.s' Ives and urop,rtv free of any ard all debts con- raced hereon. Said mines are situar. ed in the Turouois mining district. G. oh:e coun'y. Ariz known as ihe H ad- gh', Le.dville. Copper Bug. West Sidt {, " es:ern Belle. Northern L ght, Or ' Mule ard Turquois K'ng m'nes and aie TOW under bonf to (. NJ. Roberts.
 VIM HOLMES.
 HENRY FITCH.
 w. A. SToREBECK. April I4. 1900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1900-10-14

VICKERS. President ard Manager.
 Tombstone LEW WILLIAMS Vice President, Bisbee Ar JOHN BLAKE. Secretary Saffnrd Arizona C w GATES Treasurer Los Angeles, Cal Principle range between Chiricahus and Dragon mountains in Coch;se county Steer ranges on Eagle and Bonita Greek in Graham county. Arizona; SePar New Mexico, and Sherman Co, Texas
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-01-14
Sun Rays For Feel.

A method of using the heat of the
sun in place of coal and wood has been
perfected by DR.. William Calver,of this
city, to such degree that 1t is now
proposed to make a practical test of it
on large scale. 1t is the intention to
use the power thus provided for irri-
eating purposes in the arid lands of
the southwestern part of the country.
Broadly stated Dr. Carver's method of
drawing heat from the sun is by the
use of mirrors, which are so arranged
that the heat is gathered up and focus
ed at one point. The inventor has a
surface mirror comprising an area of
200 square feet at his laboratory here,
and he claims that all the rays of the
sun reflected from this surface can be
brought to point, the surface of
which is not more than 1S inches or
two feet He has demonstrated that a
vessel CT water placed in the focus of
these rays can be made to boil in a
very brief time. He claims that in
the same way he has melted all the
metals except platinum. A company
has been formed to push the invention
of DR.. Calver by applying it for irriga-
ton purposes in the West.--Brooklyn
Eagle.