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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

Congress-Strect Work Ordered.
Sewer and street improvements.
The Commissioners have recently ro-
c,iv,d numerous complaints about the ac-
Cumulatuu of leaves in the streets i'm
various parts of the city IL is said that
as they Were received they were turned
over 10 the Strcst-Cleaniug Department
for consideration and report Today War
nor Stutl,r submitted TO Commissioner
Ross a statement relative to the matter,
in which he replies TO several OF the crit
ioisms directed against his dspartm, Mt
Inc report also shows the additional la
Dor put upon the department on account
of the falling caves and the means used
10 meet the emergency. Mr.. Stutler adds.
II may not Dc generally known ,hat.
owing to the long dry season which has
followed the first cold and frosty spell,
the leaves from the trees in the city have
fallen NOR" rapidly and in heavier guam
titles than in any previous season that /
have been connected with the Street
Cleaning Department. notwithstanding
this fact. the work of gathering and re-
moving ;hcse leaves has been more ex-
p,diuously and thoroughly done than ever
before \ careful observer OF the method
or handling leaves could not but see that
probably half dozen piles Of leaves are
made during the day i'm the same spot
and that such piles are removed during
the day but the intervals between the
pi.ing and removal must Of necessity be-
of such length as to give the eyer-watch-
ful and mischievous boy time to set a
match 10 them, should he so desire The
empioycs Of the Street Cleaning Depart
mIut and the police are both instructed
10 Keen watch and prevent such pranks
as FAR as possible but il is impossible 10
do SO in all cases.
The Street Cleaning Department as
You are wei aware. has neither the APP
preparation nor the authority TO sweep
the leaves from the sidewalks and the
parkinEs i'm front of residences: and as
this work is done almost invariably bv the
residents. and usually after the hour
when the street cleaning force mas stop
ped work for the day these accumuIations
cannot oc removed until the next day. and
necessarily afford splendid Oup0rtunitics
ior me small boy whose prauks almost
invariably begin with the dusk of the
evening.
The assertion that piles of leaves have
been allowed 10 remain on the streets Tor
aWhole week or even a whole, t.y as
entirely erroneous. To keep the streets
nee Of falling leaves, would at his time
81 year require e. man for every tree.
ThlS. of course is impossible under our
appropriation, but. as i'm previous wears.
w have increased the force uu0u this
work 10 the fun extent that our funds
VIII admit. and il is confidently believed
that the streets have been kept IN saui-
tary and pres, Utshle condition.
I'm this connection. I would respectfully
state that should the present weather con
uluonS continue and the large force We
are now compelled 90 carry on This work
DC maintained. a deficiency Of probably
S10ro VIII have 20 DE asked of the next
Congress. instead Of $4,000, as heretofore
suggested.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
AFFAIRS OF The DISTRICT
Accumulation Of Leaves Causes Il
Deficiency in the Funds.

The commissioner Receive "a Report
Asking a. Special Appropriation Of
ConEress-Strect Work Ordered.
Sewer and street improvements.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06
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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

Dr. r. H. Allen Of 1922 Fourth Street
northwest recently requested that an al
ley Dee opened through block 9. OF Prath-
or's subdivision The matter was refer
red TO the Surface Division. and the Com
putting Engineer reported that the alleys
20 which reference is made are private
alleys and that nearly an tho lots b0rd-
eriuE upon the same have been subdivid-
ed into smaller holdings The Eugiuesr
stated that there dij not appear 10 D.
any exceptional circumstances requiring
an alley On this square. and be- recon
mendcd that the matter be referred 10 the
Health Department for a report as 20 The
necessity for the opening Of the alley as
requested. The Health Officer today re-
turned the papers To- the Board with tho
statement that he cannot certify To- rho
necessity OF the opening % the alley.
Acting upon these reports. the Commits
siDIoys decided that they arc not pr,par-
Q dat present 20 open the alley aS request
ed, and that Dr. Allen shall be SO inform
ed.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

The Schuetzen Park Land and Building
Association recently addressed the Com
nissioners and requested that an item be
inserted in the estimates submitted to
Congress this year for the improvement
Of Steuben. Mcclellan. and Hancock
Streets. in the subdivision known as
Schuetzen Park a report upon the re-
quest from the Surface Division is 10 the
effect that the estimates having been al
ready submitted il is not practicable Il
include the item for the next fiscal year
but the matter viii receive due conside--
alton when the next estimates are made
up.
This report the Commissioners have ap-
proved and the association viii be so in
formed.
Similar action was also taken upon the
request Of Edward F'Urman for the i'm
proyemeDt Of Quincy Street between
North Capitol and First Streets north
west
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

The Northeast Suburban Citizens Asso-
citation recently requested the erection Of
a lamp on TweHty-fourth Street mt the
crossing OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road tracks Consideration Of the appli-
cation by she Electrical Department re-
suited lu recommendation that the re-
quest Dc granted, and the Commissioners
have so ordered.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-11-06

The Commissioners today approved tho
recommendation Of II. IT. Darneille. the
Assessor. that the water main tax on sab
lot ll6ia De Cancelled and the tax on Ger
tain other lots bee received on tender OF
the principal Of the tax. being within III,
scope Of the BUTgd0rf decision. This ac-
ton was taken AT the request Of the +
H Warner Company iu behalf Of AZ W.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27

a sale has been perfected whereby
al the large freightlng interests Of Me-
Pherson & Co, are transferred to the
Greene Con. Co. in Mexico, This in
cIudes the big ore freight teams that
have been a familiar sight in Tomb
stone for years. The entire outfit is
to be taken to Mexico, where it will be
usd for heavy freighting, and the work
OF delivering the same is to be started
at once. By the withdrawal of the Nc
Phei son & Co.'S freighting teams the
handling of shipments of ore from here
to the railroad will doubtless call for
the work Of many smaller teams, at
least until the advent of railroad for
Tombstone, contamination looked for
at not distant date. Mr.. Mcpherson
will take charge Of the big teams in
NJ xico for some time, until the work
In hand is well under way. The sale
was made through Mr., Jas. Kirk, who
has been here for several days negoti-
ating the acknowledgements.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27
WE@L oR!LL.NG
ALBERT j. STR AW
Peoria, Ariz.

There Is strange society at the Cook
county Jail known as the John l.. Whit
man Improvement association, and yes
terday the organization had an election
10 FIJI the place OF James W. Beaman
Beaman was the committeeman In
charge of the third tier OF cells. lie
was recently convicted OF murder In
Pullman, but was granted a new trial
and secured his release on bail.
Two candidates appeared to i'll his
place, They were Harry BOwden,
charged with the murder of Hugh
O'Nelll at 2Si5 Calumet avenue, and
Edward Forshay, a theatrical man VINO
killed his wife in West Madison street
When the ballots were counted there
were Just nineteen for each candidate.
Up in murdersrs' row was a prisoner
who had not voted. He was George
Dollnski, condemned to death. He was
appealed to and consented to cast the
deciding vote. 1t was for Forshay.
Thus his singular election was settled.
These men, standing in the shadow OF
death, seem to take a grim pleasure in
electing each other TO positions in the
Improvement association, and they can.
Vass for votes with all the interest of u
political ward boss.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27
A NEW STAMP MILL
Will be Erected on the Weldon Mines
in the Quijotoas.

The Weldon Mining company, Mich
igan corporation, are developing ex-
tensively their rich gold and silver
claims situated in the Quijotoa. Their
engineer Mr.. James Gamble. Jr., has
just contracted for a ten stamp mill,
says the Citizen, which will be in OPP
Grafton within ninety days. They have
large body of gold. silver and lead
bearing ore which averages alone So
in gold. Recently they made a rich
strike and unless the ore pinches out.
the Weldon group will prove to be one
of the richest gold mines in the terri
tory. The work done consists of one
incline shaft now at a depth of ninety
feet. They have an abundance OF
water already for a ten stamp mill.
Another tunnel in the old Wadsworth
mine cut a ledge which goes $S7 in gold.
They expect to have running water
within three months. Wood in the vi.
entity is abundant and when their
stamp mill is in operation they expect
to establish a good sized mining camp.
These claims are located almost sew
enty-five miles ives, of here and they
purchase all supplies in Tucson.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27
BISBEE CAPITALISTS
Incorporating to Work Gold Mine
In Oregon

Messrs. Rambo. Shuck and Tom
Wright, an employee in the mines Of the
Copper Queen company, returned On
Friday from a trip to southeastern ores
gon, says the Review. 4 few years ago
Rambo, then Il resident Of Oregon,
while on a hunting trip IN the section
named, discovered what lc deemed a
very promising gold pros scs in the
mountains and located <, bur r.rcum-
stances since have prevented MIN from
giving much time or attention to the
property. Here he has frequently men,
toned the fact Of his discovery and its
location and possible value, judging
from its formation, etc. During the
heated term Messrs. Wright and Shuck
desiring to take a lay-off ami a trip to
some cooler section than Bisbee, ar
ranged with ltambo to accompany them
to the property and eXamins it. Con-
sequently the party left here about
twenty days ago ana went to Oregon
and TO the property, which Is some dis
lance from access by pubic convey
ances and not approachablc nearer than
seven miles by wagon However, Tor
this they were prepared. hut While
Wright ana Shuck state that from such
a cursory examination as Trey were
able TO give to the property. the state
ments made by Homer regarding It
were fully verified, they Intended a
more thorough examination, but were
prevented by the want of feed for their
animals.
Several local people have become in
terested In the proposition, including
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27
IN GLOBE DISTRICT
The Center of Mining Activity Veer-
ing to the Northwest.

1t. Is reported that thirty-fve mea
went on at the Black Copper yesterday
morning. Everything tends to Indicate
that the mining center of Globe dis
trict is veerlng northwest a little. The
Black Copper, Black Warrior, Eureka,
the Howell group, the selby, the Cont
mental and all Pinto and upper Mineral
creek form district that VIII some day
surprise the natives. Capital Is be-
coming more interested in that section
every day.
j. T.. Counts was out In the hills Mon
day. He visited the Crenshaw during
the day. Mr.. Mercer. the superintend-
ent. is pushing development work on
that property With nattsring results.
The statement which had gained cur
rency. and which was to TIE effect that
the management was employ x Mex
lean labor, app ars to have been ur-
founded, There were several Mexicans
employed on the road at $50 per day
because Americans could not be obtain
ed. though offered 81 for the same work.
The Black Copper is sinking It's shaft
as rapidly as possible, with Joe Band
hauer in charge Of the work. The Black
Warrior is at work on its acid liant,
and will doubtless put en- force Of
men in the mine and teaching plant in
the near future.
Mr.. Bradley. proprietor Cf tho mining
properties, the work upon which has
been superintended by CAPTAIN Hutton,
died on the 18th. and as 4 consequence
the work has been shu. down. The
81 CUP is situated about toIr miles d1wn
Ilnal creek and mile east and is Il
very promising camp. Captain Hutton
Has shown eminent good judgmcn, in
his operations in the samp, which have
Len followed By highly satisfactory rr-
suits. He has. moreover. gained the
high regard of all the miners in his
camp by kind and Just rreatwrnt. and
universal regret is exprsssen by The
men at the shutdown. L. is to be
hoped that operations may De rasumcu
on the properties at an early date. with
the same old hoy In chnrGe.--rimes.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27
MINING NOTES.

Mr.. Charles w. Gregg of Denver is
registered at the San Xavier. Mr.. Gregg
came in last night to look after the In
terests of the Denver Mining and In
vestment company, watch is working
the Helvetia mines. Mr.. Gregg is at
torney for the ompany.-Citizen.
The Elk Horn Mining company is
making good progress in the develop
meat of eight claims in the Pima min
ing district, about twenty-eight miles
south of Tucson, says the Citizen. Mr.
e. $. Forderer, the manager, recently
let a contract for 40 feet development
work to be done in the shaft. At that
level they will tunnel and expect to find
good body of copper ore. In a few
days the board OF directors will visit the
property to port to the stockholders
on the development work done.
Ben Hancock returned yesterday
from a trip through the Dragons, Wis
iting Pcarce, Gleeson and the Great
" stern camps. He found several Bis
beetles in the various camps and all
doing well. He reports all those camps
as being prosperous ana d number OK
men being employed in each place He
states that the NV Yorlt company,
which now owns the Black Diamond
property, is making arrangements for
putting in an extensive mining plant
BisbCe Review
There is a rumor ahoat. which seems
to be well founded, that d large stamp
mill will be one of the additions to the
plant OF the Gage company within a
year. and that they will then be pre-
pared to work high grade and lc " grade
ores, says the Tombstone correspon dent
of the Range News. II is also said that
the water to be pumped out of the
mines will be utilised in generating
electrical power for the mine and city,
by being stored for power purposes be-
low town.
G. NJ. Remand and a. Wright were
Pearce citizens noticed in Tombstone
last week: also Joe Bignon. II is report
ed that Mr.. Wright recently brought in
some rock that was thickly sprinkied
with wire gold. Mr.. Wright speaks very
mod silly about the fnj and says that
he has no. had it assayei vt. These
finds certainlv reveal the presence oe
gold in this locality. ana il would not
b. surprising If soH:a "na Id yet dis
cover bOrldza.-P Ds-..':,"
Ed Books First Home group of five
mines has long been looked upon as
miaing property Of unquestioned value
and great promise. Some of the best
looking ore ever brough. into Prescott
has been taken out in doing develop
ment work on this group. Much ship
ping ore has been sacked and sent to
outside smelters. Mr.. Block is now get
ting ready to organize a company to
work these mines on the scale which
their value and extent justifes.-Cou-
rier.
While in Jerome ID. d. McDonal let
the contract for sinking the shaft on
the Verde King property for an lddi-
tional As feet. At the bottom of the
shaft, which is now % feet. good sui
phide ore Ia the nature of stringcrs has
been encountered This property ;s
looking exceptionally well and gives ey-
idence Of being a producer in the near
future.--Re1orter.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27

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Office and Office Of Quartermaster at
Fort Grant. Arizona, which will be
shown and blank proposals. and circu-
lars giving full instructions as to man
ner of bidding and terms of contract
furnished on application. L. S. re-
serves the right to accept or reject any
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27

to make contracts; to acquire and
transfer property of every kind and de-
scription, both real and personal, and
10 possess the same powers In such re-
spects as private individuals now en-
JOY; to establish bylaws and make all
rules and regulations deemed expedi-
ent for the management of it's affairs,
not inconsistent with the laws and Con-
stitutlon of the United States and the
laws of the Territory of Arizona.
". The time of the commencement
Of this corporation shall be the date OF
the filing of these Articles Of Incorpo-
ration, in the office of the Secretary or
Arizona, and the termination thereof.
shall be twenty-five (25) years there's
after.
V. The affairg OF this corporation
shall be conducted IN accordance with
the bylaws established by a Board of
Directors to be elected annually by the
stockholders of this company, said an
nual election shall be held on the fourth
Tuesday Of August of each year; the
present Board being elected as soon
after the adoption of these Articles of
Incorporation as a meeting of such
ent Board serving until TIE next annual
election. or until their successors are
qualified. No person is eligible to be
Director who is not a stakeholder there
of, and any Director ceasing to be
stakeholder the office a, once becomes
vacant and may be filled by the Board
of Directors at their next meeting.
VI. TIE highest amount of indebted
ness or liability. direct or contingent, to
which this corporation is at any time
to subject Itself or may incur for any
purpose shall not exceed over Ten
Thousand Gl0, 1000 Dollars.
VII. The private property of the
stockholders OF this corporation shall ba
exempt from and not liable in any case
for any of the debts created by this cor
poration.
VIII The Board of Directors of this
corporation a the time of its organiza-
ton shall consist of nine (9) members,
who shall have power 10 elect the Pres
ident. First Vice-Presilent, Second
Vice President, Secretary and Assistant
Secretary, from their own number; also
TO make bylaws, rules and regulations
necessary to carry INTO execution the
affairs of this company; nothing shall
BE- inconsistent with the laws of the
United States or the Territory of Ari-
IONA.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have
hereunto set our hands and seals this
Eight day of August, Nineteen Hun
drel and One.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-08-27

Joe Beebe, Geo. l.. Davidson and j. E.
Brown a meeting was held last night
for the purpose of organizing a company
to work the property. II Is an immense
low grade proposition, the ledge extend
ing for four miles, and assays taken at
different places average ten dollars in
sold per ton.