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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-13
MoNTRosE.

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Montrose, Dec. 12.-Watson Keeney.
of Golden Hill. has been visiting ut the
home of his son. j. G. Keeney. in this
place.
There promises to be Il large attend
ance at the benefit entertainment and
hop TO be given under the auspices of
the Montrose base ball club. at Village
(; hall, on Thursday evening. Famous
cOloreu cake walkers singers and spe-
cialists from Binghamton have been
engaged TO give an entertainment of
rare merit. to be followed by II select
lance. Reserved seats are on sale
at McCausland's pharmacy Price. 81
cents; general admission, - cents.
About two weeks ago Il stranger an
rived in town and in Il very short time
had loaded up with intoxicants and
was making Il general nuisance of him.
self He raised Il disturbance in one of
our stores and was forcibly elected by
the proprietor, and given into the
hands of Officer ringley. who. after q
tussse, landed the man in Justice Van
Scoten's office where he was arraigncd
on the charge of resisting an officer,
He gave his name as james Turrell
and his home town as Scranton. In de-
vi Hi' llIt ne WIS given ltll utNS
In Jail. his time expiring yesterday. His
action subsequent to his release are
highly complimentary to Sheriff MaXey
as Il host and entertainer, for Mr.. Tur-
rell exhibited Il fervent desire to get
back to Hotel de MaXey to spend
Christmas. Last night he attempted
to get on the inside Of IA safe OF DR.. b.
w. Genung, but was driven off. and in
n HaSipn N IA ho
case was not prosecuted. but he was
put in the lookup for safe keeping ana
was released this morning. Today Mr.
Turrell again set out to make good his
resolve to spend Christmas at the Jail.
After first filling up on cheap slimu-
lants, he opened operations by stealing
horse blanket from in front of
Cooley n Sons store, He was chased
by Clerk j. ~. Williams and made TO
give M the blanket. a few minutes
later, Turrell helped himself to IL pair
of boots from in front of the store of
S. G. Faucher 4 co. Mr.. Faucher saw
'he act. ran out, threw the man to tho
ground and punished him slightly.
lsing the stOen boots as weapons of
hastisement. Turrell was then taken
n custody by officer Tingley and again
irraiGned before the justice, this time
m the charge of-larceny. In default
If $500 ball. Mr.. TulTell was committed
to Jail To await the action of the grand
Jury, and as Justice Van Scoten gave
his decision. Il peaceful and cOntented
smile spread over the countenance of
the culprit. He had gotten his wish,
and his Christmas will be to him n
merry one. The moral of all this is
That prison board should be organ
lied in this county as provided by law.
and place provided where such Of
tenders as Mr., Turrell can be made to
work for their keep DO this and their
anxiety In stay as boarders with the
sheriff will be materially lessened
A. w. Kent, of Brooklyn, was a Wis
tor i'm town today.
Bella Giilin, of Rush, is Il visitor in
own,
w. d, B Ainey, esd. is confined to
'is bed with severe attack of nell
algia.
Charles a, Van Wormer, referee in
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COLGATE UNIVERSITY.


'T0'7' T" wv '''''N0"H T'TUV'1V'
Colgate University, Dee. H. In this la,tr
wa, held Aug. IL: 1919; 1, missionary n,rti,. lt.
tended b, Eugrnio kuc,id % and Alfred Ben.
nett: an cpochal even, tor thi. institution and the
Blpti~t ut New Noll " This il Ihr modest in.
s,ripliou on "A marble slil, inland in , boulder
which stands beside q quiet. se0uc., ,rrcd raNiir
along the m,l, leading from Alumni han to the
seminary Eu.cuiu Liuc,id w,. ihr frs, uludu,.c o
OF ".k,t was ihcn Lnowu 4, Hamilton literary
and rhrvluric,l seminary and vino afterwards
became a famous mi.sionur, at H,nnah. tu,rly
connected with Colgate. uuivr,sit, also l.: Dr.
William Ashmorr at mcscn on, of tho most
prominent mi,,ionarie. in China. and Edward
,Il,l.ou \Lnuirlu, IuIsnu'. sun i. , nru,,ult =.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-13
TUNKHANNOCK.
he Scranton Tribune.

Special to- the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock. Dec. lo.-i.dwin J. Ior-
den is still confined to his home with
pneumonia. and IIleazer Dana is suf-
fernS from the same trouble Both are
|snuch improved in condition.
r. G. Camp. who has been working
in Scranton for some time past. was In
town on Thursday,
Henry G. BunnelI. OF Braintrim, en-
county commissioner, has removed TO
Wilkes Barre. where his son. DR.. W. q.
Bunnell, is engaged in piacticing as a
specialist.
Mrs. Robert Steele, Of Third street
who has been undergoing treatment at
Il Wilkes Barre hospital, is much inn
proved. and is expected home in Il few
days.
The often discussed project of build
ing Il railroad from Tunkhannock to
Susquehanna is again being ugilated,
and we hope IL may succeed this time,
The family OF William w. Shaw, who
have been Guurantned for the past
two weeks. We're released on Thursday.
The residence of Miss Lillian rhilds
was removed from the quarantine list
on the same day Quarantine will be
maintained at the Melnsh house and
at the rooms of Squire James #.
ketchledge for II while yet The health
officers anticipate n" new trouble with
smallpox.
Il. II. Jarvis, superintendent of
schools, is busilN engaged in prepar-
ing for the annual teachers institute.
which is set down for the first week in
January.
Jesse Sickler. II law student in the
Office of Asa $. keeler, is spending n
short vacation with his parents in
Falls.
Mr.. Lindsey. of Jersey city. secre-
tary of the Hawke Stone company. was
doing business here on Wednesday.
a couple of hobos broke into Il dwell
ing house at Mehoopany on Wednes-
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Situations Wanted.

sl'u NlIn\ WANTED by middle aged lady ..
hu,l.ehtrpcr Tor rntcman IN city or r,ilt.
irv; hes; references given. Object good lo'"t
and moderate Wag.>. IiuN -. Tribune Oihcr.
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New York Grain and Produce Market

Whrl,->pur weak: No. red, sjinr. t. :" h.,
aioal and Saa,c. elevator: No. Northern Duluth.
sii.c. t. 70. h. .ioat. Options opened hnn, but
immediately cll OH. tlo,rd weak al i2l9s". u"l
lower, March closed sj@sr, May, sli.c., July,
ste; nrcemhrr, S.'2c. 'on-.>r"t weak: No. !.
6oisr elevator aud ,las". t. o, b. aholi Option
market opened weak. Closed weak at aslis,. net
oats spot quiet; W. ,, Ole; No. :. 'oc.; No. !
white. Die; No. , white, 5jl.c.; track miNrd
western, llaji '4c,: uark white, iia5Ic. option
quiet and easier with other markets. Butter
Quiet and easy; creamery, loa2jC; factory, lo'a'
li,ac.: June creamery, lsi22'. Imitation cream
rry. 1ial>l4u., stat" dairy, lji23iac. thec'"-
Steady: fancy large, september, i0Lioiac.: iancN.
small September, lN'4alic.; late nldr. best large,
sl.r.: late made, best small, lnlloi.c. Eggs
steady. stat" and pcnnsv vlvaua. 2Ga21c,; western
al mark, 2Gc. southern AT mars. 20l..lr,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-13
"The Evil Eve"

'har.> H. Vale nd Sidney Il, EIli,' "rhr Eul
ENc,' which vii! be here ucNr Monday uialu at
the lyccnl, has been ollwing phenomenal crowds
ia the metropolis His season. The spectacle,
which has been rewritten and rebuilt, j. the best
Of its kind,
The dancing OF the Victoria Troupe of Royal
English Singers and Dancers, aud the exquisite
effects secured in the Electric Ballet are said to
he among the best features of an exceedingly
good show this season, and the cast, which mum.
hcrs tiiy pHoulc, and which is one nj The bc.t
comic opera organizations on the vo,d, includes
Ma,mc MaNo, Charles H. Lodcr The Blothrg,
kennlrd Miss Iouisc Satuur, Mis- Josophm,
Band, John l.. Lulmcttc, George ", kcrr and
Others, sale of scat, opens at the boN olhoc this
morning at - oVlouk.
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The Road to Ruin" Last Night.

Th" capacity OF The Aradcmy OF Music wa. tan 4
last evening 10 ill., Iiuit to hold the large aud
enthusiastic audience that gathered to witnrs. lh,.
powerful mcloilamt. "lhr Road 10 Ruin" The
company Is one "i til" strongest ever seen at th>
popular play hou>". aud The play one OF the tiilc,
at il, kin" on The ioa'' 'oday.
Between the fist and second acts doe Hum.
rhlcH~, the well known announcer "f all lur prir.
Cp,l prize fighters, introduced Terry Mc,oytin
ana til> Spar'ins rarrci D"nnN boushrrty. nj
Phii'dclhiJ. who pared u foul.roun,i exhibition.
Terry McioN"rn will meet any local hoy weigh.
ing b"t"trrn 40 sud - nound. anxious TOR
pugili>Iir hono'> during the engagement oi 'Thc
Road To Ruin The play will b. repeated this
and tomorrow evenings with matinee, today and
tomorrow
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

bankruptcy. of Scranton. is in town to-
day.
The borough council has granted Il
franchise to the Peoples Telephone
company to set poles. string wires, etc.
under certain restrictions. The line en-
tends from near Forest Lake to this
borough and from here TO Franklin
Forks. where it will connect with other
lines. Among the leading spirits of the
company are jefferson Griffis and John
T.. O'Brien. of this place.
&. r. Fessenden, of Rrchardvile,
was in town on business today.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Dec. l2.-taitlc-R Receipts, l2,On;
choice, steady; others, dull and weak; good /,
primo. sGi1S0; poor to medium, sili,a0; stock.
rr, and feeders, s2ai. 10; COWS, slaI,50; hefcrs,
81 5Oa53O: carncrs, sa2.2j, calves, S2.50a5 81
Texas fed steers. si.5Da55O Hogs Receipts to.
da,, Il ,WO: tomorrow, iI.0oo; lett over, ij,0Do;
heavy. steady; light, lower, Mixed and butchers,
S. s0lGai; good to choice heavy, So 2Ou6do; rough
heavy 81. 7jaG 10; light, sjaj,7j bulk Of sales,
- SjaG.30 Sheep Receipts Homo lat wchcrS
steady; ewes, lower: lambs, higher, Good I"
choice, ~. 50ai.SO; western sheep, siai native
lambs, y. 5Oaj.;iO: western lambs, S2il.l0
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East Liberty Market.

Las, Liberty. Dee r.. Cattle STEADY, choice,
50 NOlG 10: prime, Sj.G0a5sO; good. siaj.i0 Hogs
SLOW and lowers prime hnavieN, Sd,aOiG,Io; hrdNl
mediums ~ lOlG.2O light do, r56jID; heaN,
workers. sjs5aj1o; light do, sj,GOaj,70; pgs, as
il weight and quality sl.30IliO; rough,, -.
b.7j. sheep--Actiye; best wetherS, - i0u3,7j;
culls and common, sla2; warnings. sa.50a5.7j;
veal calves S,ii
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Killed by Gas.

| By Exclusive " ire from The Associated Press
New York, Dec. i2.ilcrman Dccii ing, aged ~
ycaIs and his wic. Margaret, ~ ycals old. w"ro
| found dead in bed at their home i" ASTORIA l..
| L. today. The room was filled with 9ds from an
| open burner II is supposed the couple committed
| suicide.
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THE HOMELlEST MAN IN SCRANTON

A, wrll a, the haud-omest, and otIors are iuNilcl
To ,al on aly druggist and get nee Il 'Iiil boluc
Of kcmp's Balsam Ter 'bc Throat and Lung,
remedy that j, gulIant ed to cme and rec'c AN
Chronic aud Acute Coughs, A,nmi, ByouchiG.
and Consumption, Price 2jr, aud Al
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-13

Music to, thee uishr,, beginning Nonday, pee
H. Tho claim i, mllc that tine Sto,l i original,
tEr production ON very ridhorJlr 'ralr ,c'uirlly
and the presenting company competent.
The central figure m ihc pr"'r j. tramp Nho
has fallen from re.pr,tshiiity by reason ri family
misloltmr, lie has .yill uHnlc ohmarlur
however, which is huugIl mo ,uuns r"it in
the scene ol his uuul rehabilitation
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l2ONIlS-
Scranton Passenger Railway.
Scranton Wholesale Market.

Corrected by II. q. Dale. - l.ackawanna Ave
Fl"ur-Bc,t patents. per barrel. Sl.no.
Brius-prr hli>lIrl. cl!oivt marrow. S2.jj.
Butter-lrr>h Creamery &c; IAN" "r'ai"iH
"ic.: Giiry. 2iiar.
throse-Full cream. ill2al!"
Egg Nearby. ,i2c.; storage, fancy. l"'ar.
Green Peas Per bu-hc. SlM.
Potatoes Per b-n"l. -.
Unions Per bnslrl. - 90
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, Dec. i2--spcculathe liquidation
continued IN tn, stock market today. indutcd Ivy
the sliingcncy IN money. which rain the cill loan
tate mp to u per cent. u, one time and forced u
good share ot lip,lidition Othcl selling was p','
cautionaty in fear ot still more stringent condi.
iionS in the money market very material cle.
mcnt In the day, weakness was The sho,t selling
hy the bears who became cmbollenrd by tie
lack ot support IN the market and put oui very
large short lines. When the market TUNED The
bears found they had been following the decline
too closely and they helped on the rally 10y bid
ding against each other to get back stocks rhc
rally came when the banks came int" the cN,
change fo the irsl time late in the uay and
offered large suS AT the prevailing rate. which
was Al the high level. With the satisfaction Of
the demand by ihc-r offerings the rate tell away
and the pressure upon the stock market was
quickly reliXrd. The covering by the bears was
the principal element in the rally. This was nos
fully held and the market closed irregular. me
few fractional advances which had been rStal,'
lishcd on the rally were wiped ont before the
close and losses are shown practically Throughout
the list
Beside, ,hr general influence of the money si,u
aiion there some special WcakicS- shown 10y
New York Genital ut u decline nf 3'i on account
Of the restriction Of action by tile directors NJ thr
Vanderbilt roads At iuday's meetings I" an ad'
vance in the div, ,idnnd rate Oh tdnada Southern,
Northwest dropped back four and OMAHA. slN'
pcnnsy yvania and Norfolk and Western tell over
two points Oh account nj tine heavy out'ays AN
nouncch tot the HUDSON r>r' tunnel and the he.
lief in the purchase Ut the Pu,ahuntHs Coat com.
pan, by the Norfolk and Western. decline OF
2is in Manhattan lead the weakness in the local
fractions. .
Among the indu-liiaI- Colorado fucl tell VA
ON rii,u,S of ,lissrnsOns in the corporations. ten
crll Electric closed ;; american inserd preferred,
i aud Tcnnc>sr" coal. 2Hs, without sptcinl eN'
plaiHtom. The general range nt dcriii'eS IAN
RON one to two paints. Louisville At one time
falling 2as. The extreme Losses w"i, ,huth ii,ndi'
'ird by the final rd'l,. Nmilunmatcd Copper fl,i''
tuated from n high ,cvrl Of IA, IN the morning
down to u. in the ailcrnoan. closing AT usis Il
net los. of 2' Total s,l"' to-day. nI6.loo shares,
Bonds we're active Il weak. Total sales par
value. S!.iij.WO
United states bond. were al unchanged on tho
Ll.i rIll
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Theatrical.
ToDAY'S ATTRACTIONS.

i.itfl NJ "khda K"mos. Might.
ADEM\ Tile Road I" Ruin" Ni"Inuun
and night.
SrAE-A. Reeves Enl".uucrs. Afternoon and
night.
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"A Ragged Hero

new mqlodldlualic "lmiller' ol New Ens
land lie, 10y Maurice \. Fielding, eutitlcd "a
Ragged Hero" will be given al the Academy Of
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Oil Market.

oil lity. Dec, H.--tIedlt balances ~: certih'
cate. no hid shipments, lM,23l; Average, H,
spn Du,,. isi' s,""4s'" - -
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day and proceeded to loot the place.
Both were captured aud logged IN Jail
here on Thursday.
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Lost.


loST-prub.blv ON Vine street. nctwccn Webster
and Monroe avenues, gold curb chain h'i"r-
let Finder will be- rewarded by returning 10 ~
spruce sllrct.
LOST Between ,lrb,niLlc and pricchnrg, T'n'>.
Gly night. a Martin I'M collar, with tIil$
The mlrr viii ne i'rralIy rewarded by IctuinH:
came to Ms. Henry ilagcr. OF company store.
,ricclMrg, IA.
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LEGAL.

ESTATE OF Daniel IALpsaf lalc nj the city ~
scranton, County ~ Lacklwi anna, Pcnnp l.
.Nand.
lrilrl, tr-lamputlIN on the lhoN, estate nay log
been granted lo the undcl7lened' All persons nay,
iuu claim, OF demand, IgIint said estate viii
present Ihcm tor pJNmcnt and those indebted
thereto viii MAKE wmr Hate payment Ia SarIn
T.. lungStah, pkccutliN, Scrgltou, Pa
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Real Estate.


FOR SAll" on West rnk, single tu,r win
modern Improvements. ON easy terms. luGuirr
at West Park land cfhcr, North Main avenue
FOR SALE-One acre of land, improved with
ninc,roon hou,n; plenty and variety ot rlit; ;
good location in village OF rlcetyillr Mrs, Olive
Fish, Fleetyille, Ia,
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Boarders Wanted,

PRIVATE FAMILY Wishr. to haze two nice men
to board German or EnglI,n, CAN any tame
after Thursday All convenienCes, s07 lmnion
nNnnllc
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A LARGE FRONT ROOM with board, at i2l
Adams avenue Suitable ioi two young men,
ROOMS TO RENT. with board 500 Mulberry
street.
The oasis., 1901-10-05
MORALES NOTES.


 Morawetz. vice consul for the United States at Nogales, Sonora, went out to Jefferson camp to visit Colonel A.. c. Coffey. He returned Monday even jug.
 A new electric light mast, with five incandeScent burners, has been erect ed on the international line at the railway station between the two depot buildings. and it brilliantly lights the entire space.
 Monday MT. R. J. Ruiz the Hermo- sillo merchant prince came up from the south and was at Nogales several days. MT. R. informed THE OASIS that he will establish branch of his mere aatile house at Douglas.
 Doctor o. W. Brandon has located in the practice of medicine at Naco, and Wednesday morning started for his new scene of labor. During his stay in Nogales Doctor Brandon has made many friends.
 "Soeaking of gattle." remarked Schuster, ''I hafe observed dhat der highest priced animal in all der der ritory of Arizona vas long horned Texas shteer grossed init der Soudth ern Bacfic locomotife, aindt idt?n
 MT. L. " Jimmie, of the Jimmie Fruit Co, has laid in fine new stock of goods for the fall and winter trade. He has all kinds of staple ano fancy groceries, domestic and imported, canned goods, dried fruit (new crop etc.
 The exitement incident to travelling and change of food and water often brings on diarrhoea, and for this req son no one should leave home without a bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol- era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by L. w. Mix & Go.
 Sunday Mr N C. Wood, assayer for the Grand Central Mining Co., came an from La Colorado to meet Mrs. Wood, returning from the east. The lady arrived Sunday evening, and the couple were at the line city all Of M onday, going south Monday evening.
 Tuesday MT John Maloney brought in from the Pe1a Blanca camp Mex ican who had been injured during the night by premature explosion of blast in the pefia Colorado mine. One eve was badly hurt and some of his fingers broken.
 Saturday evening MT. Anton Proto of the big firm Of Proto Bros, return ed from San Jacinto, California. Where he took course of the famous mud baths. The gentleman returns healthy and vigorous and again looks like boy of twenty. He was quite all.
 Wednesday Captain James Sheridan the well known mining operator, was at Nogales returning from a visit at his home ia Minnesota. The follow ang day he was joined by his partner Mr. c. D. Autremont of Duluth, Min nesota and the two gentlemen went to Hermosillo together.
 Mr. W. NJ. Swartz frcn Kansas City of the firm of Hartwick < Swartz sSanta Cruz Mining Co whose opera films near Patagonia have heretofore been mentioned is expected from the east today He has en route fine hoist aud other machinery to put upon the property at once.
 Rev c c Black left Wednesday morning for Phoenix to speud a few days with his father and Brother aud will then sc 10 San Diego, Cal. to 4.a,S tho [ oc anuatcs AnnuaI cou.
The oasis., 1901-10-05

| iS the importer, dbu tue uuuSi Nhlud- ton was made through misconseption of the law. Bond was given and the cattle released, the matter going to the United States court.
 Mir. F. c. Willard. superintendent of the Sunset Telephone Co.,, was in No gales this week, installing the new manager Mr. F. c. Hess, and arrang- ing for opening the long distance telephone service. The line will be completed next week, and then com- munication can be had with nearly all of tue principal towns iu Arizona.
 Ex Governor Caledonia c. Ortiz of Sonora. who has been a visitor at No gales this week, is engaged as associ ate counsel in some of the litigation in the Mexican courts, pertaining to the Nogales Mining Go. Muddle. A fine portrait of the gentleman adorns this page of THE OASIS. "Wednesday evening he went to Magdaena.
 Sunday evening Mir. L. Horvileur proprietor of La Moda, at Nogales, Sonora, Las Ciudades de Francia at Hermosillo, and La Ciudad de Paris at Giaymas, who resides in Paris, but was many years a resident of Nogales arrived from Europe, on his annual visit Of inspection of his extensive business in Sonora.
 At La Colorado Quiroz Brothers have recently made extensive improve menus and alterations in their house. A new bar and large refrigerator have been added, and fine piano is among the attractions. During the coming winter they will have nun. Der of attractive threatical companies in their theatre
 Yesterday evening Master Alex. Melczer entertained the Glee Club, and the spacious Melczer mansion on Crawford street was filled with little ladies aud gentlemen, all Of whom enioyed tnsmselve' aud the occasion greatly. The happy hours swiftly passed, and the hour for parting come all to soon, when the joyous throng dispersed, each little cavalier gallant. ly esc0rting to her h )ns his particu lar admiration
 "Suids tc der righdt of us, suids to der lefdt of us, und suids all aroundt us, yedt not von dot l can vear", re- marked Shuester as he str0lled away from the court house Wednesday at noon. "Vonce l vas rich und der world vas full init peer und bretzles budt since der lasdt geek vat l wrodt DOT von million didn't came 1 vas mid lonsomeness villed Ven 1 want to ioyness have mid der mans vat keebs der smiles be dels me to 'gO-vay- pack -yonder-UND sIDT DOWN
 LW Jimmie and J A Straith have sold their properties in tbe Dee Dee camp, on the west side of the Pata- gonia mountains. about twelve miles from Nog .les to company known as the Golden Rose Mining O., of whom the incorporators are D. A Richard son, C. N. Tomas J A Straith, J. w. Willigan, J. J 1eter, K. NJ. Hurst, L. w. Jimmie Mir Richardson is president, Mir. Jimmie secretary and J. J. Teter superintendent. The company will operate the properties on large scale.
 MT. James Gordan Hardy wife and maid, were registered at the Monte zuma yesterday. MT. Hardy is well known throughout Arizona, Sonora, and Sinaloa as the manager Of the interests of the Mexican Gold and Silver Co. The gentleman has just