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New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
PERSONAL.

Lord Salisbury keeps strange souvenir in his
historic home at Hatfield 1t Is a stone. over
pound in weight with which the window of his
1854 His two daughters seated with him In
the vehicle. but all three escaped uninjured.
DR.. Charles Burton Thwing has been elected to
at Syracuse University. Professor Thwing is the
author of textbook physics and has been
professor OF physics In Knox College for several
years.
Professor Reinhold Begas. the German sculptor
celebrated his seventoth birthday July 10. The
Berlin Academy OF Fine Arts sent him long dis
patch, cqngratulating him on the occasion.
Bishop Thomas r. Gailor CEpiscopaD OF Ten
nessee recently received a gift from a woman
In his diocese ieweled pectoral cross. which
this country.
Professor \ ". Bucker professor OF physics at
the Royal College OF Science secretary Of the
Royal Society and this years president OF the
British Association FOR the Advancement OF Sci
slty or London In consequence OF this appoint
ment he Will resign the secretaryship Of the Royal
Society AT the next annual meeting.
Lord Norton. who has attained the age OF eighty
seven. IS the old friend OF Mr.. Gladstone who. In
his Parliamentary career. was known as Sir Charles
Adderley. Lord Norton was Secretary 10 the Ad-
miralty al the time when the late Mr.. PIimsol
made his famous TRADE over the Merchant Ship
ping bill.
Edward Kimball who died in Chicago the other
day. the who first turned tho thoughts
of Dwight J.. Moody 10 evangelistic work. He
had raised church debts 20 the amount of 100000
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
TIE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TRANSATLANTIC TR4TELLERS.

On the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
which left Chcrbourg yesterday. from Bremen and
Southampton for New-York. are Director and Mrs
Heinrich Conried and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Delano and family Baron and Baroness De Luze
TewisoRn. Mr.. and Mrs D T watson Nine,
Modjeska; Mile. Anna Held; F, ZieGfeld, ir. Mrs
G.. B. Herbert David W. Bishop, Richard Bartholdt
and Robert /. Geary.
on the steamship Majestic which sailed from
this port yesterday are Mrs. F. II. Armour, jr,.
Professor s. G. Atkins Bishop G. w. Clinton.
Henry Davenport. Frank Gilmore, Bishop n. r.
lomax F Lindsay Nicholson. Bishop ]. r. Small.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Neitch and DR.. c. C. Whitman
Sailing on the K6nigin Luise to-day for Bremen,
via Southampton William Bode. DR. Lena
Bunnenberg. William Alpers and family. Mr. and
Mrs H. Conquest Clarke Frank Dudensing: Mrs
Richard Homann and the Rev DR.. f. Van Slyke-
The French mail steamer la Bretasne will to-
day carry among others. the following passengers;
N H. BorgfeIdt Miss Augustine Castel, MT. and
Mrs. F. Z. Canda. Louis Cassagne. the Rev: Mr..
Martin Mrs j. Mcbride Mrs. s. Plumereau. Mrs.
c. Pumereau and Colonel Chevalier de la Serre, of
the Russian army.
Among the passengers who sail to-day on the
Auguste Victoria are Rodrigo Arrarte. DIR. VIII
lam Boercke DIR. Barth. Gonzalo Escalaate. Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Drexler Z. Dreifus and family
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Honore. jr.. Dr. Oswald Joers.
Alvin Oesterreich w c. Parsons, first secretary OF
the United states Embassy at Rome; II. > Under
wood DR.. James W. Ward. II. Aoshida, Iheouor
Zokofer and Mr.. and Mrs August waiter
Among those who sailed yesterday on the Ameri-
can Line steamer St Louis Mr.. and Mrs B.
F. Benson j. H. Brookheld Mrs. W. f. Case, Cap,
tain E. w. Dayton. 5. r. Gummere Consul
f. Meissner H. c. Sinclair and Dr. James W.
Ward.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
nlpprNINGS AT NEWPORT.

Nysvnort r. l.. Aug. Il (SpeciaD.-Mrs- MacAoy
entertained at luncheon to-day aI'er '0liil1' - =
we'll as Mrs Edwin Parsons and MIS- Iia'''
symes Lehr. at Berger's Il.
u.btt,,t eotlon at her villa in Bellevue-aVe-' lO
lowed bv dinner. The affair was the most la'sys
attended social function given here tnls seaSOi
guasts including all the cOttagers OF any P-O
psncA The function was given oy Mrs- DSe- -,
hoor ne her daughter Miss swan who assis'su
her mother in receiving the guests me - N0--
was eIaborately decorated with tall palms 80
,,r md bright tropical foliage plants LaFse - -
t,r lattice screens used to conceal the Hius'0-
from view. we're placed around large oay VIM -
The screens were covered with clusters u - -
yellow blossoms and fine green vines. Ihe So $50
were seated at eighteen round tables the en-" ,ts
of each being a large basket Of flowers OF sepa p,s
co1,rs Hiding among the flowers were snall Oui- -
of electric lights in colors to harmonize VIZ Wiz -
eov,ers The eotillon was lead by w Hude Neiso
and Miss Swan. and FIVE figures were dlhceu
which the favors were handsome ana 0i,7 -s,r
They consisted OF large fancy hats trirllsu tr..
poppies lilies and sunaowers; 6utterny PeNVSvIport
JAPANESE trinkets hand painted views OF - hand
in dainty books woTnen'S coinus- Ssvors
painted engagement lists and otner pref d musical
Mrs William T. Bull gave a dinner anu ~
at Dudley Place this evening , dinner IN
This evening LiSpenard stewart S3nSSp S-Lss who
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Wi1 Witne5 1-srs Mrs
are guests al White Lodge Inc Tneg,1Siv Judge and
Mrs. Gray Mrs. W. Storrs We1ls. $500 NJ, ~ ~rrrden.
H NJ. Brooks. Mr. and MIS- !. ~ Mrs
DR. and Mrs Alexander S. Clark I9r: Mr; Delaney
Nathaniel Thayer and Colonel ara Ms, Ms Beauty
Kane The decorations were American - Mrs
roses After the dinner the guests "eH' -
Overs dance. at WaySide. - -. t- also
This evening Mrs Charles F. HonthalI, ltys "a Cliff
entertained at dinner az her cottase, IRE driven
10 Mrs. Dyer's. Yellow orchids were useu A
decorations. - ,oos ,vas made
to-day Joseph Hartman having leased the Die7
cottage, IN Bellevue Court ,,- +o-right
MARQUIS Gandara entertatned az clIlLlSSL ervsr's
at Berger's the guests going later 20 Ars'
dance.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

the Pacific Coast. and ii is believed that at the ex-
piraton of the present protective law in 1905 this
species will be nearly as plentiful as other game
birds in New-York.
Mrs. Kleener-What is the matter with you this
evening John. that you amt srnoking2
Mr.. kleener-The doctor says ] mustn't. he
says 1 must stop smoking die.
Mrs Kleener-Oh, I'm gladt You won't be
scenting up my curtains any more. will your
(BOston Transcri
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

ings of the new method can be fully and fairly
judged. So far, however, 1t seems to mark a
distinct advance in the administration OF the
Homestead act-an advance for which due
credit should be given the Secretary of the In
terror who encotmaged and sanctioned the lot
tery experiment
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

he selected Devery for his post of power as the
most expert person for the service Of the gang
of toughs and sports with whom he trains. and
whose ideas OF manners as well as OF states
manship he so faithfully represents in the
Movors
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
Probasco vouches for the Brooklyn bridge.
But who will vouch for Probasco?

Is Ramapo still lurking in ambush in the
Catskills hoping to get a chance to spring forth
and clutch the innocent New-York taxpayer by
the throat? Mr.. CoIer seems to think so. while
Mr.. Birdsall, of the Water Department, SCOTS
at the warnings of the Controller. But has Mr..
Birdsall shown himself a trusty watchdog of
the city treasury when indefensible water grabs
threatened the public funds? We trow not.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

France reports an increase of population of
412364 in five years. That is better than none
at all. an actual decrease. But it is dis
heartenngly small 1t represents an increase at
the rate of only tiny fraction more than per
cent in five years while Germany and other
neighboring countries increasing at the rate
of from 1 to 112 per cent year
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

The loose methods of public officials whose
duty 1t is to compel builders to carry on their
operations without excessive and unreasonable
blocking of sidewalks and without stopping
travel in the roadways painfully evident in
every ward of the city. So many new structures
are going up and many old ones are under
going great changes, there is much tearing
down upon an extensive scale in progress. that
people who are obliged to stay in town this
month are troubled by constant discomforts.
Laxity and negligence among the inspectors of
the Department of Buildings multiply the an
noyances of the much enduring sufferers.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

6tfors goa lsAVs the city for 1oHr summer out
srg, be 70 subscribe for THE TRIBUNE You lriH
feel lost srifhoH it, The address uiH be changed
as often as dssirsd
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
IN SOCIETY.

Brighton Beach will be the bourne to-ssv =.
many OF those stin in town who belong to +b
fashionable set for the purpose of witnessing thu
Abbot Every box has been taken for the Confess
Miss Greta Pomeroy is so we'll known a Agn-.
IN New-York society the particular friend ana
almost constant companion OF Mrs stuvvesaDt
Fish that the announcement yesterday Of bAr aD
easement to Philip Clark formerly OF St Ious
but now CT New-York has excited a good daaI %
interest in the modish world. Miss Pomerov VIII
achieved some fame few years ago by her lSSi
wtb NPs Fs FS aqTng in t5 tour through the West
bear. Philip Clark is the intimate friend ana erc-
Tb b CIarenee III Mackay having been educated with
England The wedding is to take place next month ~
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Kemp have Mrs Frederick,
Gebhard staying with them at Newport Trt
seems to dispose OF the stories to the effect +b.
Mrs. Gebhard was seeking a divorce For IL +ba~
We're any foundation for this report one vns SagTs
hardly md Mrs. Gebhard staying with her bTStI
bands niece nus
Yesterday was a very gay day for society AZ
Newport A large number Of luncheons were given
including one BY Lispenard Stewart at which wsra
present Mrs. William Astor Mr. and Mrs Franz
S. Witherbee, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mex TwoubIv
Mrs w Storrs Wells Mr. and Mrs Sidney sn,,tn
and Colonel and Mrs Delaney A. Kane Later N
the day there was the dinner dance given by Mrs
atio GSnS PyHr r. for her daughter Miss swan the
cotIiion oelng led BY w Hude Nelson In the New
port telegraphlc dispatches printed elsewhere will
be found more detailed description of this very
successful entertainment.
Mrs. James Abercrcmbie Burden r.. whose bus
band sailed for Europe last week is at Elm Court
the LeREx country place Of her parents Mr. and
Mrs William Douglas Sloane. She will remain
there until her husbands return from abroad
Miss May Van Allen will according to report.
brought from Newport yesterday. give dance az
Nakehurst before the end OF the season.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones will give her dinner dancs
next Thursday at Newport. Elisha Dyer ir. will
lead the cotillon " VIII
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson are staying with
the latter's mother. Mrs. Roosevelt, at Richaed
Springs. Mrs, Philip Sands and her daughter are
Robert d. Graham who was Miss Edith Sands is
at Greenwich. Conn.
The marriage of Miss Edith Babcock daughter
of Edward Babcock, to Eugene BickeneI will take
place in the first mart of October at the Babcock
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Harmon have arrived
at Newport their yacht Whitby. They are sub
sequently going on to Bar Harbor and will return
10 town next month.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rockefeller are in the ADJ
rondacks at their camp near Paul Smiths.
Mrs. Gardiner Sherman will give garden party
to-day at her place at Bar Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Nelson Howard have returned
TO Newport from their honeymoon and have
cottage there for the remainder OF the season.
The engagement is announced Of Miss Olivia d.
Cushing. younger daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. n
Gushing. OF Boston. TO Andreas Anderson. The
Cushings are among the best known Bostonians
Among those who are now on their way across
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
JrLIrs LIERAN conING ro AnERLcA.

Berlin, Aug. LIT IS announced that Julius
Lieban. VINO for many years has been connected
with opera IN Berlin, will retire the expiration
OF his present contract. and that he Is already
Under special engagement for opera in the United
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

1t was the turn of thu Virginia Democrats
yesterday to try to square this years Demo
cratic purposes with last years Democratic pro
fessions.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Daniel Frohman announces that the openlhs ua'es
~ hts a.tracttons are as follows: E. H Sothern 5
appearance at the Garden Theatre. In Richard
Lovelace" on Monday September 9: Miss Bertha
GalIand in THE Forest Lovers. at the Lyceuhl
Tbeatra on tuesday. September TO- and THE Mes
eenger B6y,'' at Daiy's. on Monday. September To-
The stock company OF DaIy's Theatre opens next
Monday night in San Francisco with Lady auh'-
wortf's Experiment
The company supporting e. II. 5othern AZ the
Garden Theatre, in Lawrence Irving's romantic
NAV "Richard Lovelace." will include Cecilia
LOTUS Charlotte Deane. Arthur Lawrence Row
land Blackstone. Henry Carvill. Frank Greppo,
Francis Powell and Sydney Mather, The date an
nounced for the production OF Richard Lovelace'
Is Monday. September O.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
4mnsemenis.

CASINOS :1o-Florodora,
CHERRY BLOSSOM GROvE-s:3 s:30-yaudevflie.
EDEN MCSEE-Day and Evening-World in Wax
KEITH S--ConttnuOus Performance.
TNTCk kERBOCKER TTIEATRSE-s: :l5--The StrOlers.
MANHATTAN BEACI4-3: 3O.Souss and His Band; s.
China and Palms Fireworks. s-Plnafore
PARADISE GARDENS-s:lb 10 l2-Vaudevine
PASTOR'S-Day Night-COntinuous Show.
PROCTORS FIFTH aKENUB-l lO:SO-lncog'
Meadow Sweet and Novelties
ST NICHOLAS :l5-Kaltenborn Orchesral
Concerts
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

The engagement is announced OF Miss Olivia D.
Cushing younger daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs R. NJ
Cushing OF Boston, TO AndreaS Anderson The
Cushings among the best known BosIOnians
in New-York society.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Among those who are now on their way across
the ocean bound for New-York Mr.. and Mrs.
George B. Post and Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills,
who are on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
Mr.. AND MRS. TOWER IN SWITZERLAND.

81. Petersburg. Aug. N-Charlemagne Tower the
United States Ambassador and Mrs. Tower have
gone 10 Switzerland for a short stay.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nelson Howard have returned
TO Newport from their honeymoon and have a
cottage there for the remainder OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

II Marquis Ito does indeed visit the United
States, he will deserve cordial welcome as one
Of the ablest statesmen OF the age
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

REPUBLICANS RENOHINATE COSTELLO.
Syracuse. N Y. Aug. 14-Thomas Nj Cos'eS~ ''s.
was renominated at Pulaski to-day by the rep".
licans OF the lid Osweso District Tor nehi0
Assembly for his seventh term
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Mrs Gardiner Sherman will give garden party
to-day at her place at Bar Harbor.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. William Rockefeller are in the ADJ
rondaeks at their camp near Paul Smiths
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Kemp have Mrs. Freda-,.,.
Gehhard staying with them at Newport Tbts
seems to dispose Of the stories to the effect tba+
Mrs. Gebhard was seeking divorce For If tbsro
hardly md Mrs. Gebhard staying with her b5sl
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs Frank D. Harmon have arrived
at Newport on their yacht Whitby. They are sub
sequently going to Bar Harbor and will return
TO town next month
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Mrs. James Abercrcmbie Burden. jr whose hus-
band sailed for Europe last week Is at Elm Court
the Lenox country place Of her parents lTr a,5
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane She viii rav,aia
there until her husbands return from abroad
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Miss May Van Allen will according to reporta
brought from Newport yesterday give A dance AZ
Wakehurst before the end OF the season
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Mr.. ard Mrs. Douglas Robinson are staying with
the latter's mother. Mrs. Roosevelt. at Richheld
Springs. Mrs. Philip Sands and her daughter ara
at York Harbor. Me. for the present month Mr.
Robert D. Graham, who was Miss Edith Sands IS
at Greenwich. Conn. ' "
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

of Edward Babcock, to Eugene BickeneH will take
place in the first mart of October at the Bahcock
Country place at RiverdaIe-on-the-FI Hudson
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Mrs. Pembroke Jones Will give her dinner dance
next Thursday at Newport. Elisha Dyer, jr.. viii
lead the cotillon. ' WIN
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-29
He Took Up
Pitchett's Ticket.

s. F. Fitchett today brought suit
against the Southern Pacific railroad
company to recover alleged damages Of
10000.
The Plaintiff saysin his complaint that
he purchased . coupon ticket from Dem
yer 70 Phoenix and return. The regula.
tions Of the ticket required the signature
Of the agent Of the Maricopa & Phoenix
road before the holder Of the ticket took
passage upon the return trip from Phoe-
nix 70 Denver. This the plaintiff claims
he secured, but upon presenting the
ticket to Conductor Vest after leaving
Maricopa the conductor refused to hon.
or the ticket. He claimed that the sig
nature Of the Phoenix agent was fraud
ulent, and the plaintiff was compelled
TO pay $5.s5 fare to Tucson, whore he
had to remain until he could receive
some money from Denver.
He alleges that the delay proved dis
astrous to him financially, in that it
prevented him from meeting an import
ant engagement at Butte, Montana,
where he was en- route TO consummate
the sale Of q mine.
He asks damages oil 10000 because Of
the delay caused bv the conductor in
taking up his ticket.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-29
Items Of the Day Of
Personal Mention.

Mrs. .. n. Bose Of Mammoth is in
town.
Scott whaleY Is in the city from Bis
bee.
Col Epas Randolph Was out ol,town
today.
Matt Robertson of St. 100 is 4. the
OrndoFti. 54
NJ. 8. Cooper Of Kansas City is in
Tucson today.
II. w. Clark and wife Of Globe are In
the city today.
o. B. w. Bradway Of Kansas City Ii
10 town today.
Hon. Burt Dunlap has returned to
Tucson. 81
allie Laurey Of Fort Huachuca Ii in
the city today.
Louis Tiger Is a late arrival in the
city from New York.
A. s. Grant and A. Thornton Of San
Franciacp are In the city today.
James Williams Of Pasadena ID here.
He ID stopping at the Ban Augustine.
g. p. Taylor and son oi Gnaymas A.
rived IN Tucson this morning and afe ri
the san Xavier. s.4
chiei Justice Street arrived in Tucson
today and his many Tucson friends are
glad to see him.
Judge w. n .stilwslI returned to Phoe-
mix last stnight He was engaged here ID
important mining matters. .'
win Kelley, editor of the Bisbes Re:
view, game over in the Cannon Ball this
morning and spent the day here. Mr..
Kelley il conducting 4 bright, iaewsy
daily paper which IL q credit 70 Bisbee.
Tom Dwyer, who Is known in Bisbee
as " Honest Tom, = 10 in Tucson today.
AL. Bernard, secretary Of the Ls Ca
nanea cattle company, 10 in Tucson to-
day. NJ.
A. G. Bernard Jr. went over to Bisbee
Saturday and stayed over Sunday. He
lis q member Of the Tucson Jr. base ball
club and played Sunday with the Cop
per Queen nine. He says the Grays
are to reorganize and be In the field be-
fore the season Is over.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-29
To Decorate
Soldiers Graves.


Tomorrow y memorial day, set apart
asa legal holiday whea III men, women
and children should lay aside their work
and pay tribute TO the dead soldiers oi
the Civilwar.
AT the city hall At O'Clock tomorrow
morning alI who can are requested 10
meet and from there march to the come
tory where the grayesof the soldisrswill
be decorated. An effort has been made
70 secure flowers ID Los ANGELES But Col.
). A. zabriskis received word today that
no flowers can be obtained III California
owing 70 the. great demand upon the
florists and q scarcity Of flowers there.
All who have flowers in Tucson are
requested TO bring them to the city hall
tomorrow morning At the hours stated
above.
The veterans Of the Negley post will
march 70 the cemetery headed by the
band and followed by the cadets OF the
University and the people Of Tucson who
congregate at the city hall.
Fitting services will be held at the ce-
rnetery conducted by NeaIey post.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-29

DR.. Olcott has removed his office to
No. 54 North Stone avenue.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-29
A Rich Strike
At Orc Blanco.

There Is considerable excitement at
Orc Blanco over q recent discovery Of
high grade ore which was made by .
prospector employed by John Began and
F.sC. Bernard Of Tucson.
The yain is said to be one OF the rich-
est ever found In that famous district.
"A large number of claims have been
located, and active development work
has already begun.
The ore brought to Tucson assays very
high. 1t returns sixty-four ounces In
silver, six per cent. copper, thirty per
cent. lead and s5 in gold. This is said
TO be- a fair sample of tho width Of this
vein. II II holds up in this way the
owners have q bonanza, and new
camp will room spring into activity In
the Oro Blaneo district.
Arizona daily citizen., 1901-05-29
Brief News Items
Of the Town.


The wind storms bring rain every
time. Let 'er blow!
Tomorrow Is Memorial day and the
graves Of onr departed soldiers should
not be forgotten.
Mining men say that the canyons in
the mountains are running fnli OF water
since Sundays storm.
Albert Steinfeld has sold TO Angelita
Munoz de Lopez lot two in block thirty
five. The consideration named in the
deed 10 $75. q
On the night Of the 31st at the opera
house there win be presented by the
students OF the University drama en-
titled '.sowing His Wild OATS"
A large number from the city went to
the Indian school last night to attend
the closing exercises which were very
entertaining.
During the recent storm In Sulphur
valley. sufficient rain fell near the Four
Bar ranch to cover that part Of the val
ley with lake Of water.
A number ofimportant mineral strikes
have been made recently in southern
Arizona. The biggest mines are yet to
be found, is always a safe prediction in
Arizona.
Judge Street OF Phoenix, presided in
the district court this morning for .
short time. In the case Of G. H. Appel
vs.. ]. r. James . number oil motions
were heard by Judge Street since he
heard the case when 1t was tried year
ago. !.
This morning In the district court the
case Of Holbrook. Merritt 4 stetson va.
Trippel and 0rndorf was tried. Judge
Davis decided in fayer OF the plaintiff,
allowing them $40, the full amount
sued for. Il was alsuit 70 recover upon
debt.
Globe Lodge Of Elks have taken the
initiative for the celebration OF the
Fourth Of July. A committee 10 solicit
subscriptions and advertise the event
was appointed at meeting Of the lodge.
The Times says that the aim ia 70 have a
celebration that will be worthy Of the
occasion and q credit to Globe.
Alexander Hernandez, who is known
40 .'GTingop In Barrie Libre. Was this
morning held 10 the grand jury by Just
leo Wilson. Hernandez stabbed Chi
nese merchant and came very near end
Ing bis life. The knife used was upon
exhibition in court. The knife was EN-
ployed by the Chinaman In his business
for cutting tough meats and preparing
choice cuts for hiscustomers. Itproved
TO be dangerous weapon In the hands
OF the aGringo.o
The Alta mine In the Harshaw dis
trict has been leased upon . bond ex-
tending ONE year, The contract reguiat-
ing the lease was filed with County
Recorder shibel this morning. The
contract 10 between Thomas NJ. Nor.
wood Of Savannah, Ga, and ]. A..
Anderson Of Los Angeles, and u. Is.
Perrin. The latter gentleman 10 the
owner d The mine. The bond calls for
not less than $500 81 development dur
ing the life Of the lease and in case the
parties desire 70 purchase the mine they
are 10 pay se5 900 Tor ii.
sat
FINE furniture, Havlin China, in anc-
ton sale June 9th.
@. +. DARssow, Auctioneer.