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Evening star., 1901-08-01
DISPUTED CLAIM MUST WAIT.
Controller May Not Render Decision
Before Monday.

Before Monday.
The dispute over the July salary for the
secretary Of the board Of education, which
was yesterday referred to the controller of
the treasury, will probably not be decided
by that official until Monday. Both Secre-
tary Rodrick and former Secretary Twom-
bly, called on the controller today to pre-
sent their claims. They were told that
the case had not yet been formally taken
UP. The controller expressed q desire to
hear both sides, and Indicated that he
would do so the last Of the week. Until
this is done he will say nothing of the
matter.
Evening star., 1901-08-01
The Only Bidder ON. Envelope..

The Hartford Manufacturing Company
Of Hartford. Conn, was the only bidder
for furnishing envelopes of all kinds for
the postal service for the year beginning
October i. next. for which proposals were
opened today. The bid. which doubtless
Will be accepted. is $115. .338. The prices
run trife lower than the present con-
tract. though aggregating more on account
Of greater number Vt envelopes needed.
Evening star., 1901-08-01
Say. Boy. stole His Money.

Ii Jim. a Chinaman who conducts a
laundry at 9th and @ streets northwest.
complained to the police this morning that
three small colored boys called at his place
about 1870 o'clock this morning, and
while there one Of them grabbed about So
and the boys then ran away. Ii went in
pursuit Of them. but was unable to over
take them.
Evening star., 1901-08-01
VIII Filled for Probate.

The will of RnaIdo @. Daniels. dated
the 27th Of last April. was filed today for
probate His estate Is left to his wife. An
ma Y. Daniels. who Is named - executrix.
Evening star., 1901-08-01

Daily Sessions Of Probate Court.
Beginning tomorrnw morning at 10 o'clock
Justice Clabaugh will hold sessions of the
Probate Court daily, except Saturday, In
the Probate Court room, city hall, thus
resuming custom that was followed close
ly during the month Of July.
Evening star., 1901-08-01
Steamship ARRIVALS,

At Naw York-Arrivsd: Deutschland.
from Hamburg; State Of Nebraska, from
Glasgow. szR
Evening star., 1901-08-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Mark

New York Stock Market.
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers. 1410 F ST., members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs. La.
denburg, Thalmann & Co.. New York.
Evening star., 1901-08-01

VIII Inspect Massachusetts ARTILLERY.
Secretary Root has arranged to visit the
camp OF the 1st Massachusetts, Heavy Ar
day.
Evening star., 1901-08-01
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS

The conveption at 2 o'clock adjourned
until tomorrow. e0
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
In Common Pleas Court.

In tn" case of y. ]. Comoy AGAINST
John and Elizabeth Hutchko. of Win
ton. verdict fOr the pluiutiff in the
sum of. $40 was returned yesterday
morning. The suit was based ON n
claim OF So for carpenter work.
The ease ur til" Exeter Machine
Works against the Pine fIil coal Com
pany occupied all OF Yesterday hrforc
Judge Edwards. The testimony WIS
closed just before nlioUmina time.
Th" plaintiff claims 500 for Par
Sons' shaking screen, manufactured ana
delivered To the defendant. The defense
is thar The mNchin" did not do the work
ANA notice WAS given the manufactures
to takr II away. Tho plaintiff lrjnins
that il is not responsible for the .ilici-
"nry of the machinery, as it is II stand
ard, generally used device. made ut Tho
order OF The defendant. The defendant
says To this. that thc plaintiff is the
sol" manufacturer nj This screen and.
Furthermore, that its agent represented
that ii would do the work required.
This is Inc second trial OF the ease.
At IN" first trial The jury disagreed.
The ease or Henry Dinner against
Mary McAMdreW ri al, continued all
through yesterday, before Judge Wciud.
II will be- given To- the jury this morn =
ing.
liy agreement, u verdict of SIS and
costs, IN favor OF the plmtitf was IN
t"ird in III" case uf Ida DALEY. now
Ida NlotH, against William Wryundr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

Two actions have bccn instituted hy
Select councilman Wade NJ. Finn
against President w. w. Scranton, oi
the Scranton Gas and Water company
!tS Il result of Mr.. Scranton's commun-
cation printed in saturdays Tribune.
On" Is for damages for defamation at
character ANA the other is criminal
libel Well"s ~ Torrey represent Mr.
Finn.
In It letter 10 The press last WedncS
day. Mr. Scranton alleged that he
might have defeated the license lax
ordinance OF ut least had the proposed
tax on gas ANA water companies re-
dnccd had he descended to the use of
Doodle. and intimated very strongly
that councilmen had approached him
with solicitations for bribcs.
At Thursday nights meeting of Sc
loct council, Mr.. Finn introduced Il res
olution calling upon Mr.. scranton to
civ" to the public the names of th"
councimen TO whom hc had !cfercnc"
in his letter. The next day Mr.. Scrhn-
ton penncl another letter 10 the press
dealing with Mr.. Finn's resolution and
referring to Mr.. Finn in terms That it
is alleged arc libclous
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
Claims It Was Illegal.

In answer Ia the petition of the de-
PENDANT for the dissolution of the in
junction in the ease of &. Z. O'Malley
against ulyphant borough aud Fluu-
ashan O'Hara, Nj. o'Alnlley attacks
the election ~ which il was voted tc
increase the Indebtedness and thereby
Remove the irrcgularity which occas.
ioned the Injunction,
Tho election was Illegal he ayers
b"caus" the notices did not correctly
stat" the Indebtedness Of the borough
and did not contain the facts Necessary
10 hc set forth in such notices, because
there were no proper returns made ol
the election ana The ballots We're moi
printed and distributed according to
law.
The matter viii he heard in argument
court.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

Either this week or next, will talk"
place the filing of the jury wheel for
100? President Judge Edwards and
Jury Commissioners II. y. Sturgcs and
-. j. Campbell have been busy for
some time past preparing lists of
llamcs from which the 1900 sober, up
right men" are to b. selected
Zach viii put 600 names into The
wheel Mr.. Sturges has 1000 names
from which he is selecting his 600. He
| is dcvoting as much care ana attention
to his task as Ward Mc.\lllstcr did IN
! the selection Of New York's i0o. Much
speculation is rit" as to whom Mr..
SttiracS will choose.
This will. of course. never bc made
public. but when the year Is over and
all the jurors names have been drawn
from the wheel. ii Is safe 10 say that
, many will have been on the panels
| who seldom If ever before were called
upon To DO jury duty.
Mr. Campbell Is not u whit less in
dusi,ious than his colleague in the
matter Of picking out the very best
men for this all important duty. ~.
has made Il personal tour of tn" whole
county, securing names from the most
representative men OF the different
places and at the cNpens" Of his pri-
vuto affairs is devoting nearly all his
time to the task Of choosing from
among these. the Goo he Will be called
upon to place in the wheel
Judge Edwards extensive rcrsonal
acq,lain,anceship makes his task COM
pnrativcly easy. There isn't II man in
the county who would make Il good
juror but who is known personally to
, the Judge. He has sent out lists to
leading men in the different communi-
ties that their suggestions might be ut
| hand as reminders, and the hours h"
can spare from his cSacting duties rs
! president judge h" spends making his
selections. Mr.. SturGrs said ycstcr-
day to a Tribune man:
when the panel is drawn tor the
January term, the people Will realiZ"
that they are To have :, different class
of Jurors from those who have been
serving. | trust the men we are Sc
l.ctne win not avoid doing their duty.
as have 50 many of our best citizens
when called upon to serve as jurors.
/ ! said recently that TWO things jointly
would cause me to cease my efforts at
improving this community. one was
the defeat of Colonel Hitchcock and
the other :; refusal on the part of the
men we select as jurors to serve when
summoned. | hear that Colonel Hitch
cock was defeated. If this week $
list of Excused" jurors is to be taken
as a criterion Of what we may expect
/, when our representative citizens ar"
| called for Jury duty next year there
is a good chance that anybody who
; may be seized with IA desire To have me-
Quit my activities in these parts will
have that desire grat!iicd.'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
School Board All Right.

city Superintendent of Schools George
Howell gives the Scott township school
board II clean bill of health.
Recently II petition was presented to
court by Attorney John T.. Murphy.
Representing; twelve taxpayers Of the
village of Brown follow. asking for
the removal or the scott township
school directors. on the ground that
they We're nogl"cting their duty
it was represented by the petitioners
that the Brown Hollow school had
sixty four pupils and only one teacher,
that there We're insufficient seating aC-
commOlatiOnS: that many of the pupils
had 10 travel more than TWO miles to
reach the school. and that the school
board refused to remedy th"s" condi-
tions by supplying an additional
teacher furnishing more seats and
desks. and furnishing transportation
for pupils living at Il distance from the
school. or else by building an additional
schoolhousa.
Under the Act .. lS5l. court appointed
Superintendent fTuWcll rs an inspector
to Investigate ana report ON the mat
trrs dealt with in the petition. Yester-
day. Superintendent Howell filed his re-
port. He finds that the complaints OF
the petitioners are not well grounded
The highest enrolment for last year
was iilty-two, and the highest average
attendance. thirty eight, This Year the
highest enrolment was thirty. and the
Highest attendance. tWcnty-thrcc At no
time was there sXty-tour pupils en-
rolled. The seating accommodations are
more than sufficient, and the school
),r h,t tt,.r
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
Inquiries Regarding the Rules of the
Junior Educational Contest.

IoiS ANA girls are taking n great in
teicst in The Tribunc's Junior Educa Z.
tional Contest ana several either called
or tclephoned 10 the Contest Editor yes.
tcrday for additional information. II
seems that in some families two ana
even three young people are working
on their lists of words. each striving to
outdo the other.
The following letters Of inuuiry were,
received:
Thompson Pa. No,. go. 1901.
Dear s'r IS don't Titc understand th,
rules ! thought I would write and ask. Car
tnu not have any names Oi cities. ~ persons.
"r animals in y"m list: Thought / woud t.y
ior . pri'r. lons respectfully.
inc King.
All proper names appearing in the
main portion of the dictionary are ad-
mitted. but not amy others. The ma ames
Of all animals would be found in that
part of the hook. but no, the names Of
persons on cities.
scranton. Pa. Nov. -. 1901.
,rti,.l Editor
Dcn >i4: Nc,liI Iikt information on the io!.
lowing subject. in tn" word contest: VIII two
u, more words spelled aud pronounced air,
htt N|h very hlH'ItNl meaning, he counted Us
liiic!, ut Wo'ltS, iu instlnCr--notc i rt: note.
j promise (" pay: note. musical tone or S!,grl--
ur IGo words inst alike. one being the no,,lI
nh 'hc other thc verb. Also, will Obsolete
words b. counted it given in the ictioguy.
+ and may a'v good dictionary ho used. "r are
W. .un..'l"d 'u Inc n>c uf Wcb,ltl',
Ncly respectfully
Curc ". >,pc.,
I"s> ,tYn,.-c ,N,uuc.
Note" would count but ON. word.
There are many words that have ten or
NOR" different meanings. and it would
be- very confusing if each meaning was
counted u separate word. The same
word. spelled two different ways. would
be counted but once, unless the two
Spelings have different meanings. A.;
an instance. either "basnct" or "ln,s-
met" could be used. but not both. OH
solcio words; are admissible 50 long
aS they arc defined in the dictionary.
ANY dictionary may be used. but in
deciding the contest The Tribune will
allow only such words as are found in
Wcbstcr'S.
Three more LISTS We're handed in
yesterday. They came from the fol-
lowing boys:
Haydn Jenkins. 6o3 ). Main avenue
John q. Hail. 1925 Dickson avenue.
ira Sterling Ross. 1925 Dickson ave-
nu".
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
FILLING The
JURY Wheel
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED NAMES
BEING SELECTED.

President Judge Edwards and COM
missioners Sturges and Campbell
Tndustriously Engaged at This
Important Task-Mr. Sturges Says
There Will Be Different Glass of
Jurors Next Year from Those Who
Have Been Serving. and Adds a
Few Words Anent Dodging.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
You Differ from the Turkey

In that YOU enjoy the stuffing. Smoke
Henry the Fourth" cigars on Thanks
giving, and you'll live longer, O'HIara's,
i5l Spruce street. "F
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
NINtI1O, NIII -IO NINIUI
Eoudo, Allegro N!vLre.
Angel Food Cake.

lou may have only heard ot liam.
lcy's Ii you've tried it, we feel reason.
amy sure OF your patronage. IL not
well, may we prove To you how good IL
is, Phone on call AT AGO Spruce street. 50
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

SMALL FiRE.-A small ilc ,or,mud Yesterday
III the building at II and :JlG Spruce sweet.
nwncd by the Title f:uaianty ami Tru,t c1mr1ly.
Tie damage WIS slight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

FOR THE FUND. These contributions to the
Mckinley memorial iurd received yesterday:
\. NJ. Chancc, 81; Milton isrc.oh,l, 81: Mattel
Ercschcl, -; Charles IN pont Swift. ~.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
THE HOFFMAN CONCERT.
Programme That Will Be Rendered
at the Parish House.

M ST. l.nkn's parish house tomorrow
night tn" rare opportunity of the
autumn musical season viii bn offered
BY III" Conservatory in presenting Mr.
llorhmnn, the pianist VII" win play
the following prugrann";
'h"uiti'oh" Fantu,r mi fog'lr ......., bach
H'ha'l Minor op. I: .,,..,,.,.,.,.> >r'uhrrl
Moderate
Nndln'r POGO n"Iu
Nchcg2o, N!Cglo NWgcr.
l.ond". Allegro N!vLoe.
N'.Ne '.,''."'..'.,,,,,..,.,, ,.niuub.sll.,.>lcns
Prelude, NJ. =; Etui", ~, -, No. =; No,.
tnrnc; NtlSc Bgillon'r; Poouli,c.
"p' - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hopiu
bti'rR'H Observation-Disclosures NtAur liucnnal,
'am"gio'oo '......,.,'..',,",,, N'lu, fioclnnlu
Hl'.'i'' L'lh" '''.''''''''.,.,...,.,S hIlw"uk,l
NilSmnmrr Nights nrjm ..,.,............I liz.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
finn BEGINS
TWO ACTIONS
LETTER OF w. w. SCRANTON
CAUSES LITIGATION.

President of the Scranton Gas and
Water Company Made Defendant
in Criminal Libel Case and a Suit
for Damages for Defamation of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Pub
lie Schools Howell Exonerates the
Scott Township School Board-oly-
phant Sewer Case Again.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
City Notes.

LINDEN STREET TEMPLE. .ThnlE giving ser.
,rcs will bc held in the Linden street temple
Thursday morning at 1880 "rl"ch
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
After the Plum Pudding

ON Thanksgiving, smoke 'flcnry the
Fourth" cigars. They're clear Havana.
O'IIara's, i3i Spruce street ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

SPECIAL SERVICE. \ special rhnk>striu.
-sIvicc will II" held IN the Gospel Tabernacle.
Jefferson avcnuc. punmoTo. a o%" a. IN, 'rhu,s.
',,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
Ten Per Cent. Reduction

IN nli sic 10 SIS Suits at Crane -, I'll
sizes. 324 Lackuwanna avenue. Talk
elevator -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
Hanley's Plum PuCldinss

Are made by experts. out OF til" most
wholesome materials. That IS why
there is Il surety Of purity. at 40
SnlIlit, SlIH,l -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

ri RNkD BN GAS--L.mrs |" Lancaster Mas
severely burned in the West Ridge colicy .r,-
tcday tv an rSplosl"n {" .as. He is miner ,md
lives on Amelia Jfcnur lie Is hcin" cared ,or At
hi, home
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
For Gentlemen Only.

"iI"nry tn. Fnurth,' clear havana
cigars. l'nrXcellcd in quality ana work :
manShip. OIlara'S l3l Spruc" street. 81"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

Weaver, who MONDAY confessed Ihat carly Situr.
day morning she set tire I" her home =. l32
Sandcrson avanue j. believed 10 lr lrmc!te,.
Steps viii ht taken today to have her sanity in.
ui.lcd into.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
O'Hara,s Cigars.

smoke Henry the Fourth" clear
Havana cigars i3l Spruce street. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

TiI.\Nh>uINlNG DONATIONS. Til ru<AioM.
ers and friends "t st. i.nkc's Parish who have
not yet S,p' in ThankSgvnS donation, Tor the
poor should Il" :, lv !: "c.o'A noon trh.y, ru
thc parish house,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27
Marriage Licenses.

William T. JJmIiSon ..,...lni Washbmu street
Laura J. Neibell ...,.......72j jefferson avenue
J'hn fleItc '''.'''''''''''.'.'.'.,,,. Bangor
NtH" 'lih'm ''t't''''','.',.,,,,.,..., SClanion
ihoma' /. ilmlh '',.,,,........ $50 Third street
Margaret l.. oBoylr .,,....,..,j2l River street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

SCRANTON FIRMS UoNuRED. In rhr last
Number OF the !irtliter aud Advertiser. -; y, =
N1rk, TWO Scranton firms. the Scranton Bc,l.lin.
COMPANY aud Millar'> China Hal, arr hon"r,l
by having rhcir local advertisement, from The
Tribune reproduced IS examples vi 1"pd a.lycI.
.ising.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

REMEMBER iiIE Nfs>'oN.-inr l,rIncr Cli,.
tcnton Home asks or share in the ,iuuuti Ms
coming from loving Heart, .or tnr Thank ,.ivD.,
season. The home is III uacd ot Apn, trr!,yi
or meat, all kinds oi groceries and canned .uuus,
muslin underwear, and. IN tact. .'l fpch tlnt q,
TO supply home and make 10 cyn'lrtilc ion rnr
winter season.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

smoke the new kleon &c. cigar
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

court. yesterday aitcrnoon. The deceased was
hid at re-. with Masonic honofs in Dunm"tc
cemetery. Union lodge, 40. 2oi. ficc and Ac.
reptcd Mlsons. attended In Ljdy aud furnished
the pill.hearcrs, as follows: ". l.. BndicN. I.
IT, Hamilton, Philip J. Voter and y. q. HinN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

WOMAN'S LNIIiNNGE.- Christina, open.
Ing OF the Scranton Nondn's Exchange Will b..
gin on Friday, Nov 2H At wllith time al attrJc.
tive line oi holiday goods viii b. On cNNiN.ti1u
suitable I'm Nmd@ eits. Parties wanting dbl.
cious mircc meat. pluin pu'lEr,. or rrll Chri,
mas cake will ind it IN stctD ur ,,n leave o,i.i
for same.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-27

CAUGHT HN FAILING iR\Ni.--.,,"orgr We.
Govern employed in the mt,uinc shops -! he
iric, AT innmoie. was injured hy lllmt
crane. which struck l,n while AZ wolf ro,,.I.
day. His right arm was ila,turrl ana one ui "a
ribs was torcad into hi, lung, tie Wa, take, FL,
the iack1wanma hospital, whcro hi rouIiti u l,-,
night was said {, be serious
FUNERAL or HAIRY kINnN, -R,y rl
Zzelmann, late pastor Of the I,n IutnrO.n
rtuc'i, oilcilod nt til" ,unoIal "i the l,r, Irtry
knhlck at the family residence, 40 McEhnny.
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28
SOUTHERN ARIZONA
Interesting Review of the Mines in
in That Section.

| Manager ]. NJ. Curtis. who represents
! the interest in the mines controlled b.
! l.. Zecl:endorf {: co. of Tucson. inform
/ ed your correspondent. writes G. w.
Tittock to the Los Angeles Mining Re
! view. that last Sunday at the "Old
! Foot in the Silver Bell district. the
/ old Bottom jacket had been discarded and
for some time past the two Cotton jack
cts We're in use in the smelling of ores,
! the product being shipped out via Red
/ Rock Station en- the Southern Pacific
! line. Some sixty men are employed at
| present, and the results are satisfac-
| tory. Mr.. Curtis is assisted by his SON
| in-law. Alfred Donau. He has tried
seven superintendent in the past few
years, and found it difficult to get just
the man he wanted. For that reason he
is filling the place temporarily. Zeck-
endorf g co. are interested in the
Washington district. Santa Cruz coun-
~. at the Mowry. and in the Ray. The
latter mines are In the Riverside dis
trict, East Pinal county. Mr.. Curtis
says the Ray mines have been proven
good, but eXtraVagant management
will not make good mine profitable.
What the future CT the Ray will be
remains an open question.
/ The Oxide Copper co. maintains q
force of some twenty men developing
the Young America. one of the thirty
seven claims in the Silver Bell district.
purchased three and a half years ago
from local people. This property is
but n few miles from the Old Boot
above referred to. The shaft is down
SEQ feet and drifting began some
months ago.
Col. Mike H. TwCmey came back a
week ago from Boston. He has sew
cred his connection with the Copper
Belle company at Turquoise. east of
Tombstone. and abandoned operations
in the Ash Peak district in Graham
county. During Col. Twomey's visit
east he met Westinghouse. who said
he would try the Denver invention to
determine what could be done to dis
pose of the zinc in the Duquesne
property, Washington district. Santa
Cruz county. Col. TwCmey has inter-
ested himself in the project. He said
good properties would find market
in the east
The Pride of the West. in the Wash
ington district, Santa Cruz county. has
been working. on a small scale. the
Wolfley patent. magnetic method OF
eliminating foreign elements from re-
fraCtory ores such as also lie in the
| DuquesEe Camp. Mr.. Emerson Gee, of
the Santa Cruz county board of super
visors has ably managed the Pride OF
the West since the Wolfiey patent was
introduced there. The plant is being
/ increased in capacity to 100 tons daily
Mr.. VIM. Kemp, late manager of
the Rosemont Copper Co. is in charge
OF the Old Warsaw. in the ORC Blanco
district.
Mr.. Chas. f. Udall returned recently
from an extended eastern trip and is
now out at the Majorris. on the east
slopes OF the CatalinGs. where he is
interested.
Reports from La Cananea, Mexico.
and from Tombstone are very encour-
aging. and the next few months will
Arizona republican., 1901-12-28

thousands of dollars out of 10000 tons
of tailings at the Mammoth in Pinal
county. said recently that everything
at the San Pedro dumps near Fair
bank, was o. X. Mr.. Anderson has
several months operations ahead in
cyaniding tailings dropped by the old
mills which pounded ores from the
Tombstone mines.
Dr. LennoX. attending physician at
Helvetia in answer to query. said
today that the smelter will be running
in that camp in n few days. There is
Il shortage OF coke at present.
Tucson feels keenly the suspension
of trade at Mammoth and Shultz, ow-
ing to the tie-up OF the Mammoth
Gold Mining & Milling Co, at those
places although the Mammoth Cyanid
ing Co. is cleaning up the tailings.
Ex-senator Thomas Davis is now in
charge.
Superintendent Driscoll reports ac-
tivity at the Iona Verde near this
city. Officers of the the company Were
here during November and after the
examination of work returned to Los
Angeles highly pleased with the CON
ditions.