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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
BASEBALL
WESTERN LEAGUE.
estern Leaaue standIna.

ST. JOSEPH, :; St PAUL, s.
St Paul, June 0.-Breitenslein's Wild
ness, an error and three hits gave st. Jo-
seph big lead at the start ST. Paul
fought a hard. uphill game, but failed
10 reach. Brains batting was feature
Attendance, 500. Score: r H E
81. Paul .............O0 00o0120s-e s
St Joseph ..-...-...6 6 O. u ?
Batteries-Br -Breitenstein and Wilson; Nc
Fadden and Doom
DES MONIES 5; COLORADO SPRINGS 4
Des Molnes. Ia. June 2o.-The locals
took a batting streak IL the ninth. after
TWO men were cut and knocked out four
runs and the game. Attendance. 701.
Score: RH E
Des Moines ........i 0 0 0 700 E5 10 ?
Colorado Springs L 0Oo21-& 3 3
Batteries-Cate and Kleinow; Ream and
Donahue.
KANSAS CITY, 4; MINNEAPOLIS. ?.
Minneapolis, MINI, June 2J.-AIlnneapo-
lis errors in the first won the game for
Kansas City. Congalton was called out
IN the fifth for interference. Pcqkays s
decision cost Minneapolis two runs At
tendance, 1,60o. Score: r Il E
Minneapolis ........0 . 0 02ooo0-2 4
Kansas City ...-...-S 0 o o 1 0 - l
Batteries-Ferguson and Donahue; Wei
mer and Messitt-
DENVER, s: OMAHA, 2.
Omaha, Mem, June 20.-Butler pitched
a good game today and batted out two
singles and a double in four times up.
Herman also cid good work in the box
but the locals were unable 70 hit effect
lively. Score: RH E
Denver ..............0o $50 /
Omaha ..............0 0 0 0 0e-2 s I
Batteries-Butisr and Sullivan; Herman
and Gonding
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
COTTON MARKET.

New York, June 2o.-On tbs openins
the market was quiet and firm, with
prices up TO points. These figures
proved to be the lowest position for buy
ing soon set in and carried the entire list
ranidly higher. The market was finally
steady with prices nst 10 70 q points
htgheH
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


LniC-A :.
Chicago, June 2o.-Catte-Receipts, s.
go, including 400 Texans; good TO choice
steers strong; others slow; butchers
steady: Texans firm; good TO prime steers
s. 15816 go; poor to medium, s4.5od5. 40;
stoclyers and feeders. 81 2eoGz.S0: cows,
e 80: heifers, 81. % q. 10; Gamers, 500
a. 10: bulls, 81. 5ol7A 81; calves, A.591s. 20;
Tezas-fed steers. s4-e5e55-zo; Texas grass
ers. &. so94 10: Texas bulls, q 76fr3.T5.
IEogs-ReceiDts, today, 25.ooo; tomorrow
1900; estimated left over, 1900; market
easier: tops, s5.I775; mixed and butchers,
$. .se66. 123a; good TO choice heavy, S9-S54
6 175k: choice heavy s.. $685. light S5.I5
as az; bulk Of sales, S5.sZ1s56.
Sheep Receipts. 1000; lambs up 10 go;
good 10 choice wethers, S3SoI4.25; fair To
choice mixed. s3.sl94.O9; western sheep,
lambs, S4.o9a5.25; western lambs. s5.oog
Kansas City.
Kansas City. No, June 2o.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1000. including 100 Texansi native
and Texas beef steers strong; other cattle
STEADY; native steers. s4-soG5.90; Texas
steers. = .00g5 30; Texas grass steers, sS.eo
% 81; Texas cows. =. S5G+.Soi bulls, 5000
40. calves, S3.0od5.0o.
Hog-Receipts, 1863; market strong;
bulk OF sales, g $3.50; heavy, &.s8
s 07lk; packers, $500. .o5: mixed, $50
s.o5: light, $. .75C75 80; Torkers, S5.7095.S5
pie0. S.5095.7o.
aeep-Receipts, 1000; market strong:
rnuttons, s.. .5oG4. 50: lambs, s. 2G5. 60:
grass Texans, s.. .00a3-90; spring lambs.
ss.50G5.00.
st. Louis.
St. Louis, June 0.-Cattle-Receipts, s.
coo: market steady; native steers, $500
IS: stockers and feeders, g. s514. IS; cows
en6 hefferS g. .0ofi2 80; Texas and Indian
steers, s.. $3.50; COWS and helfers, s.. 20
94.20.
Hogs-Reoeipts 400: market steady;
pigs and lights. S5.s505 .s5; packers. s. IS
$500; butchers, S6.o3Q6.15.
eep-Receipts, 2oo0; market steady;
native 1nuttons. 3.s59s SO; lambs, s4.359
Is; Texas sheep, s. Se93. 90
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

steady; western candled. 1311s1zc; west
ern ungraded. 119121zc.
Sugar-Raw. steady; fair refining. SIC;
centrifugal, Sc test, z1zci molasses sugar,
sssc; refined, quiet; crushed. SS.o5; pow
dered. s5.e5; granulated. S5-55.
CoIee-Stea6y; No. Rio. &C.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
NATIoNAL LEAGUE.
National Leanu. standlnn.

F8ILADET. .PHIA, 50; ST LOUIS. "a.
Philadelphia. June 2l.-Tvo games were
PLAYED by St Louis and Philadelphia to-
day and both were OF the dragging sort
Eleven innings were required 70 decide
the first game and st. Louis lost through
sudhofrs' Wild throwing. The visitors
vou the second game b. superior bat
ting Delehantv had an opportunity 70 81
lesst tie the score IN the last taniug. lie
uas an easy out with three men OF bases.
Hsuman was hit n the head By q pitch
"a bail and was forced 70 retire Attend
First game RHE
x Louis ........20201oo0 ooo-5 &
Philadelphia ~ 3 o 0 oeo1ol-s . S
Second game
/ st. Louis ....-.-....0 o0o-4 2
/ Philadelphia ......-0 O 0 o1 Q L. ~ 5
PITTsBURG. Z. NEW YORK. G.
New YORK June 23--EsT Tcrk's team
could not bat today. Chesboro holding
the local nine in check ~ al stages. The
New YORK blunders helped Plttsburs @
Pile uD runs. Score: RI E
Pit-sburg ..........-5 931 O. u
NeT York ........7 0 30oeoe Go
Batterles-Chesbro ard O'Coznors Dohe-
~ and Bove-uan-
BROOKLYN. s. CINCINNATI, =
R-rosfvn Jane y The Br0xlgrs made
g tso straight from Cincinnati! today by
hard. conseca-ive hitting. long drives le-
ing The rule. Attendance, 1.fo- score.
RH Z
C.uciraad ...........s 0eIoeBo-Il .
Brooklyn ........-..l SIS G
.teries-aaha and Psitz; Donovan
and 3lcGu.re-
BOSTON. s2. CHICAGO. ~
Boston. E,-e 1'.-BoFrcu w'n slothsr
dorhla-hssde- from Chlcss7 today. II the
ninth tan.uS of ire Grst game. 2ftsr tEo
-.en we're orst. walden se-t two me1 -
erst ard made -sld rstch EHsch. With
10 hits ard E-cforuicss fl-bie. Eavs
Boston thres -'zas ard t1e gauza- Sores.
Fs-t rs-- RI =
R,st,a ..............c1 183t9s6 Esl7 g
Cn.caee ......-..-...9 g -51
S-cou5 sa1s-
Boston -......-.-.-...1 - 9
Cllcsg0 ----------.--s 9 q 9 /.
S7-as ro-ne1 bay ho1ks bec1lse tzey looE
pretty = tic bocE cse-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

On lie Produce Exchange, today. the
market closed as follows;
Butter-Firrni CREAMERY, 1f1zzlsc; dairy,
1fa1s-sc-
Chees-S Steady safe.
Egg&Firzer. io-c-
St. LolIs.
St Louis June C7ossl-vghe heat-
Lower; 80. red cash elevator 54c;
track. To87Ic: July. $40. august sc; sep
-oro-Fgrru, N. . cash. 4-ci track, z2c;
July, z25kc. September. 4st4-
Ozts-Tfrr-. No = casa. &C. track, sd
20 c: July. 27.c. Septenloer, z6s.c
Rye-Nominzl; sc.
Poultry-CuIet: chickens. 7c; springs.
- &c; turkeys. &C: ducks, &C.; spElgs, 81
&c. geese. 4c5 springs. g.
Batter steady; creamery. l49e5c: dairy.
lsS1te.
EsFs-Lower; fresh western sc: south
Kansas City
Kansas Citr. Ir-e 3o.-f ClossD-y sat--
July. a.. Serteutsr. E1sc- cash 10. 2
hard. 5sisfssc. No 9. Csc. Nc. I'D
5sessc. Nc. 3. s7tsc
Corz-5uiy. sssc, September. ftzsc
cash. Ne. 2 mixed, &c. No white, -
5st-No. : zhts 80
ETe-No. = 49,
Hay-cheics sinothy. sll55sL1; choice
F-z-rie. 2isz-s
sut,ar-cTsaHsry. s--e. 1zzry dairy.
issFlsc.
EgFs-Erssh- e
Recelpss q wheat = czrs-
New YORK.
View YORK. Juns c--F -zf--z
s-l-. packages: market tr1l- creamery. =
FIsi-c. <actory. l-e1lrc
Chsese-F2scelpts. Sc ps-i-ares MAJ
syet stronE; 1z1cT cclo1=d s-6 Eh.te s--c,
gzacy szau colored ard White. S.
E<zz-Raeslpsz 7slss Eack-EeSs EarEst
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
American League Standing.

BALTIMORE, 2; AfILW AUKEE, 2.
Baltimore, June 20--Baltimore took the
list game Of the series with Milwaukee
today Sparks was wild, Nops allowed
the visitors but four hits. one Of which
wss a home run by Duffy. Attendance,
L7L Score: RHE
Baltimore ........-.71o21O10 I'll 2
Milwaukee ..........1 1 0 0 oo0o-2 3
Batteries-Nops and Robinson; Sparks
/ and Connor.
WASHINGTON. S; DETROIT. :.
Washington. June 29.-Washington won
todays game through Clarks lucky hit
IL the ninth. Miller was nned $ for kick
ing. Lee relieved Gear II the fourth
inning. Score: r K Z
Washington ........0 0o24oo0 2-su
Detroit .............3 0 ? 0 0 0 ? O. q
Bstteries-Gear, Lee and Grady; Miller
and Shaw.
BOSTON. 4: CHICAGO. 3.
Boston, June 2o.-Boston went into first
place today BY making il Eve straight
from Chicago. Harvey went TO pieces IN
the last hals OF the ninth inning, giving
two bases and allowing three hits. the
last. BY Freeman, bringing In the winning
run. Attendance, 2.7S2. Score: r II 2
Boston ..-.--.....-...0 0 o 0 0 , 10
Chicago .........----0 l O 0 Q o.
Batteries-Young and Schreck; Harvey
and Sullivan.
CLEVELAND. s; PHILADELPHIA, /
Philadelphia, June zo.-Cleveland fell on
Pitcher Bernhard heavily TODAY and de-
feated the local team somewhat easier
than the score would indicate, eleven men
having been left on bases. The fielding
all around was good Attendance. lso4
Score: RHE
Cleveland ......--.-.oO1O 3
Philadelphia ......-.2 0 % I @ IA
Batteries-Aloore and Wood; Bernhard
and Eorars
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

TIE bond marget vas moderately a-t~
I've AID Irregular. To-s- sales. par Ts1le.
e - a
Unltsd states bon1s were a. uu.chsEEed
n IL. l-.- -.-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
AE RESCUED ANErcANs
Freedman is s4snor=s - ceNer-rs-'
81 Vzic-c1s Ccn61 ct.

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Ezs-zA ea-sora- Ezs besz 1esorz-ss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
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h1ft ~ s-z s.xzzs- -ls- = - ss-s1 - -
49, --srs r--.s sss.ire- - 9. - - -
- 81. ~ ls-a4-s eczk & 49, sssF -
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21
Chicago
CASH Quotations

Flour-Market steady.
Wheat-No. spring. % nc: No. 5, ga
CSC: No. red, sSss sS6s1ac.
Ccrn-No. ?, 4s@=94S1zc; No. yellow,
asa 54s1zc.
Oats-So 2, 2sEc; No. . white, 2s2+g5o11z;
No. white, 2S7s d505zc.
Ry@Ne. ?, 4stec.
Bariey~-CfooS feeding. 5lG52ci fsir 70
choice mating. 61152c-
Pork-Mess, per bbl. 81 5a14.sa
Lard-Per 1oo lbs, $ SS.6slz8S.721z.
Short rib sides Qoosel. Ss-Q9S.E; Dry
saited shoulders Cboxedl, 597i&c; short
clear sides Cooxed). s. GT655.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

s.1as rs-nea bay bo1ks becauss they look
rrettv = tie booE csse
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-21

On lie Produce Exchange, today. the
market closed as follows;
Butter-Firrns creamery, ~ 9 &c: dairy,
-g1-e
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30
NERVE. WASTE.

onsssG.A1lA msst- helpdAl bee1a>sa
NWRNNNhAeuDs evee issued Il thAt -
u1nENSsSSsvVS1es. 10y d.. Sawyer,
a16aD.FlQno6bon; ,pev In tn nftA Eho1-
50 TAl6WeeAl l6tnaxperisnccd and
HDaaah16PhyaislalA fBaA agreeable cou-
h6Dt tD The vaat-sMm Of fAlse. teaChing
vhisA prevailaon thh interesting.sub-
- Il aAS1nds in carefully collsider-
- anA pgaeAAeaa advice, and hes the
tve gysst Iasries- q wisdom and sim
certify
II endorsed by bs&h the religious
- secular pre& Tf1sr Chicago Ad-
pugsH nys: IA pesusaf OF the book
nd The application Of Its prineir
PIT health, hope and heart into tfitsis
ssnds Of lives that apr now suffering
thsuagAsneavous Impairment"
The booAA.is - .O0f by, mail, postpaid.
One of fthemossihtefesting chapters-
chapter XXX on N~vines and Nerve
Tonics-has been printed separately az a
sanRke chapter, and wM bessent to any
address, for stamp by the publishers,
THE PACIFIC Pun. Co., Box 1858, San
Francisco fLl6-0l
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

The list ofsvicepresitlents from each
county for the State Fair gives Iohn J.
Harris for Dolores county and c. J.
Scharnhorst for. ..tliA county. This
leaves Dolores county without a repre-
sentative, rs Mr.. Harris Is q resident of
MOntezuma county. The mistake
county may derive whatever benefit
can he had from the same
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30
Rese,.eisas q co.dosences-


WAEREAs,, ,The Supreme ChanceaBc
osths.W0sad.. has, in His Devine. wis
dom, deemsd iAlexpsdient to take from
this earth to. His horne Shove, q little
blossom that came to. the home IT one
Of our beloved brothers and his estims-
bic wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. .iAmesr
therefore bc it W
REsoLvED, That we extend to Brother
Ames and his wife our sinceve symps
thy aud coincidence, and be 1t further,
RESOLVED, That copy Of thesereso-
lutions be mailed to our Brother,
copy spread upon thszJOurnal Of Silver
Star I,odgs No.lO5, knights Of = ythias,
and that they be published. inp TlsE Do
IsoREss STAIs-. AZ
JAMES Z. AIzIS,
FRED: KRANER, Conmittse:.
CHAs. H0sKA. D)t
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

The slssper on yesterdays train ffum
Dsaver turned over near Chama, kill
fl9Astlasn Baptiste instantly .andinjur-
ing Hagiey MsGs1 20 that he diedthis
morning. n&Nanlnan conductor and
Sister Mary Mora wsre aAse &nlxeA
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

A osrtain lady In ehis city 100 . b,sth-
day tDmorrow end = juat oae day osaef
tAnA we arc. Her nAme-weN. gueA
.wss6 6bstesSnst ~ tlbat, hecause wo-
msa arc somettsssaAnsfa ansinasahsuti
their age.
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

President Jeffery's special should en-
counted five cows to every mile-it
might cause the. right of way to be
fenpe<S:
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

The school term will be heightened
this year. The kids won't like it, but
they are thei only ones who can gain
by it.
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

another wash in occurrsa at Priests
g,I1ch yesterday evening, catching the
freight train. .tafiA. side Of it. 1t is-ex-
pectsrh tkssttsek will be cleared late
lis evening.
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

Jssnss Morrssan N1nne In fsno she
sanss yesterday = sassnd to es9s oua'-
nea u,saHpe, hese and at .ARTSS1A
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

MB. H. f. Brumley returned on Sum
day last from Pueblo, where she has
heen with. hsr daughter, Mrs. Myrtle
Holmbee, during the serious illness Of
the lattar-
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

Chamhesaain's Cslsc, Chs,as and
DiasrhssA Renedy hes . wofsd wide
NVatnAiAoHoaits cursl 1t newer lAiis
and = plssuant and ssse to Ake. For
sale by n. H. Ordwsy.
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

The mill this week put in a new up
right ksseer, which, in additiolsto the
Present machinery, will ge4 . little
more -four out of the wheat.
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

U. ID. Mcdowell, NJ D., medical in
spector to the State Board Of Health,
WAS in this city calling on DIR. l.. q.
Haefeli today.
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

IN the office. He Is ut d loss to account
Tor the mysterious assault
The appearance of the office tndicot.
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

w. H. Rrumley went to Durango
yesterday to interview specialist re-
gsrifng . very sore eye.
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

VI tue fnuiuu rrrau-i~u,,vuu.
that city, is dead in Para
Mexican fled from Nashua in
cause OF a shortage of about
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

SeieA. ioor or-o.-r.s,,-~...,,,,
ones There are sixty-five patients in
fh6. t1cf ityrff
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30

Stops the, Cough ana vaosks Of ths Cold.
Laxative Bromb Q linine Tablets cure q
cold in one day. No cure no pay. Price
25 cents.
The Dolores star., 1901-08-30
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Arizona republican., 1901-10-09

Prosperity group of mines, said they are making a showing second to none in this part of the country. The work This property is located about thirteen miles from Prescott.-Courier.
 J. w z. Earle who has been making the rounds of the Yavapai mining dis trict buying ore for the Val Verde smelter, arrived in Prescott yesterday. He reports having had a very success full tr!p.-CouTier.
 The cage in use at the Lowell mine got away yesterday afternoon at 1:?0 and fell a distance of one th0usacd feet, cable and all landing a the bot tom of the shaft, says the Eisbee Re view. The cage was let down empty. the speed being regulated by the reel brake. which was new one. having been put in that morning. H. SnG4 grass was the engineer in charge. ani as the speed of the cage increased he applied the brake. but being new # failed to hold the cage. Engineer Srod- grass used every endeavcr to stop the speed of the cage increased the engf- neer was compelled 10 quit his post for safety. The miners on the 1000 foot level heard the cage coninE and re- treated to a safs distance into the drift. No one was injured and the damages will soon be repaired. The reel brake is only used when the cage is being sent down empty. When miners are being lowered the cage is under col- trol of the engine.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-09
COPPER IN GOOD SHAPE.

Attorney Francis B. Hartman ra- turned from the east last night. He went to Boston to consult the directors of the Catalina Copper company, anu also on a pleasure trip. MT. Hartman was in Boston at the time of the great slump in Amalgamated copper stock when it was thought that copper would certainly take a drop, but the price re- mained firm. MT. Hartman visited New York. Washington, St. Louis and Kansas City.
 h regard to the camp of the Catalina Copper company at the head of the Canada del Orc. MT. Hartman says that they have an excellent showing. Their workings under the main crop pings show q large body of good ore. A smelter and Concentrating plant will be erected in the near future. MT. Hartman has been absent over Il month.-Tucson Citizen.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-09
Mines and Minerals of Arizona

has very large and strong iron dyke They have an extremely fine prospect on the Robe rts and Christmas claims On the former they have started d working shaft to be sunk 200 feet be- fore crosscutting. There is on this claim a large deposit of silicious lime carrying copper in the form of glance and carbOnates. On this claim there Is conclusive evidence of great quantities of copper.
 While doing m assessment in q tup- mel water was encountered. and from mere curiosity several pieces of iron were thrown into the running water. and to the surprise of the owners when they returned to the tunnel all their ircn had turned to copper" This led to an assay of the water and it was found tn contain eight pounds of cop per to the ton of water. This tunnel makes 800 gallons of water every day SO one can readily realize the amount of coppr running away I lave no doubt this supply of water could be materially increased but their working shaft is admirably situated to develop the deposit of copper as well as water. Strictly speaking this is not a deposit for it can be traced the length of thre'. full claims. and the same conditions exist on all of them. I saw some ex-
Arizona republican., 1901-10-09
SOUTHERN ARIZONA
An Ever Increasing Mining Activity
 But no Boom.

The Tucson Post gives out the fol- lowing words Of wisdom on the subject of the mining boom;
 Strangers who are coming to Tucson this fall ask 'Is there d mining boom on in southern Arizona?" Those who live in the midst of the constant activ- ity which is going on in the minin;, regions surrounding Tucson always answer that there is no boom: there Is always shown the same life and push and new camps are constantly spring Ing into existence.
 The field for mining seems to be opening richer and more profita blc every year. The vast mining country which surrounds Tucson is just begin ming to be developed. The Post be- IeveS that the greatest mines arg yet to be discovered in southern Arizona. and the immense possibilities for prof itable returns in mining re just being realized by investors. It is q fact that with all of the great surface showing of copper in Pima county there are but a very few mines. It is also q fact that In Arizona a copper mine never became 8 great producer until depth was at tained. and because of failure to pene- trate to the richest depths of the ore bodies this county remains in the pros pectinS stage without great produc- ing mine which can be classed with the Copper Queen and the other large cop per mines of Arizona. Mining meii who visit this county are impressed with the great possibilities: they find here an almost virgin field. and they are not going to allow such a promising region to go undeveloped
 Every day new companies are being organized to engage in mining here, new camps are springinC up in tho mountains. and capital is eager to gain footbold in this region or copper. gold and silver. Tine development which is now going on Is scarcely brought to the notice Of the people. for it is almost impossible 10 keep track of the great development which is in progress Transactions involving thousands of dollars are being made in Tucson every day and little is known of them. be- cause mining men as rule do not like to talk of their affairs.
Arizona republican., 1901-10-09
MINING NOTES.

The Galbreath well digging outfit left for California Thursday. After d meeting of the stockholders it was de- cided to discontinue further operations in this direction at present. Those having the matter in charge were dis satisfied with the progress made by the outfit from California and concluded 1t would be unwise to eXpend any more money with them. as it was fclt they were not doing the best that could be done under the circumstances. It is a matter of great disappointment to those interested-Winslow Mail.
 Work on the Redfield artesian well near the old Santa Fe depot is pro gressing very satisfactorily.-Ben Press
 Captain Phillips. in speaking of the
Arizona republican., 1901-10-09
A BIG MINING DEAL
Col Hood Secures the Gladstone ard
 Sink to Rise Mines.

A deed was filed for record yester- day by which Hugh McCrum and W. e. Parsons parted title to the Glad- stone and Sink to Rise minss adjoining the famous NcCabe mine. says the Journal-Miner. The purchaser is Colonel Duncan NJ Hood. who was in command of 2 regiment of immupes during the Spanish-American war. He is a son of the celebrated General HooI of southern fame. during. the civil war. Colonel Hood has been watching the development of this property for the past two or three years and has had an o7tion CD II for some time. closing negotiations today by it's purchase.
 The consideration named in the deed places the price at s10. but from the fact that the instrument bears S73 worth of internal revenue stamps indi- cates that the real price is Sl5O. coo. The mines are pretty well opened up anI are among the best in the county