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Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
MIR. HAYS OPERATIONS
Likes Good Things and Is Quick to Pick Them Up.

About four years ago Charles w. Hays of the Hays Consolidated Mining. Milling and Lumber company came to Nogales from Colorado Springs, Color ado, and began to interest himself in Sonora mining properties. says the Vii dette. The rich mineral belts in the Magdelena district. and in the Pinitos mountains and in the Sierra AzuI range first attracted his attention In his quiet, unassuming manner Mir Hays set about getting possession of every thing there that looked good to him. He paid his money and took his choice. and now he and his company owIi nearly 1000 acres of mining claims and over half million acres of timber and ranch land in the state of Sonora. ad- jacent to Nogales.
 In what is known IS the Hays group the mineral deposits are principally gold and silver. The gold veins pre- dominate, and their ores carry very little silver. It is free, and yields read fly to amalgamation. The writer has seen selected samples that gave a value of more than s6,OOO to the ton. and shipments of ore have been made that gave assay values of about $7OO Der ton. An average 'sampling of the veIns has shown the ore to occur in pay shoots separated by barren quartz, giv- ing an average assay of from $11 to S23. exclusive of the high grade ore.
 The Cerro Azul group of mines are also valuable properties, and give every promise of developing into great pro- ducers, and their acquisition by Mir. Hays again shows the wisdom of his judgment.
 The old Guocomea mines. twenty miles from Cumaral station. on the Sonora railroad, has also been pur- chased by MT. Hays. through Colonel Emilio KOsterlisky, who is secretary of the Mexican incorporation. By the purchase of this latter property the company has secured a flne mine. d good twenty-stamp mill and nearly a half million acres of Valuable grazing land. The Guacomea- have in years gone by been good producers of gold bullion. and within thirty days the big stamp mill will again be pounding oat yellow metal. The lands owned by the company will make d splendid stock range. They have never been stocked. and it is the intention of the company to make the cattle department one of the most important fcatuFes of the en- terprise.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
Additional Local

FOOTBALL TODAY. - The high school and the Indian school football teams will bump against each other again. today at Eastlake park. The game will be in the forenoon so it will not interfere with the carnival pro gTamme in the city and it is expected there will be a large attendance. The schools will be closed and the enthusi- asts will all be there. It will be q good opportunity also for many to see the game who have laid aside business cares and are enjoying the festivities of the week; those who ordinarily can not get out to a Saturday game. The players have all been working hard and expect to make a good showing.
 ITS NO DELUSION.-One Phoenix man who Is pretty well read and thinks he knows a lot about the hypnotic work of the East Indians, was an
 nouncing yeesterday to his friends that the high diving of Matt Gay was an optical illusion or some sort of hyp- notic demonstration. He said there was TO man jumped from the ladder; that the populace was merely hypnotized into thinking they saw man jump.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
ALL WRONG
The RI istake Is Made By Many Phoe
 nix Citizens.

Don't mistake the cause of backache.
 To be cured you must know the cause.
 It is wrong to imagine relief is cure.
 Backache is kidney ache.
 You must cure the kidneys.
 A Phoenix resident tells you how this can be done.
 Mrs w. Jones. South Center, edge of town, says: Deans Kidneys Pills procured at the Brisley Drug Coz store. corner oi Center and Adams streets. do all that is claimed for them. suffered more or less with kidney trouble for the past ten years and when in the throes of an attack last winter I happened to read an advertisement about DOan's Kidney Pills which in duced me to take a course of the treat ment. From the bene, 'cial results re- ceived I cheerfully testify to their value and effectiveness"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, N. Y. sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doans-and take no other.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27

But if that is hypnotism Mir. Gay is certainly an artist and it is hoped he will change the programme today and jump up instead of down. It would be just as easy-if it's hypnotism.
 FUNERAL OF DIR. PHELPS-The funeral service over the remains of Dr. Harlow J. Phelps was held yester- day afternoon at the family residence, No. 612 North Second avenue. The ser. vice was conducted by Rev. Lapsley A. McAfee, pastor of the Presbyterian church, of which Dr. Phelps was a de- vout and consistent member. The speaker paid high tribute to the mem ory of the dead man, but could not say too much. for no citizen was held in higher esteem, none was more devoted to his duty, his family and his friends. His life and work was a worthy profes- continuous example of upright profes- sional and Christian citizenship. He was a good man." and of none can words of higher praise be spoken.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
Mines and Minerals
 ef Arizona
UNITED VERDE SHELTER
Resumed Operations Monday Other
 Jerome News.

The United Verde smelter was blown in today NIouday. November 2D, says the Jerome News. It was the intention t0 start in early this morning, but the heavy frost of last night froze the water in some of the pipes, hence the delay.
 Foremen Clement has had men talk ing out the bulkheads put in the mine to retain the gas forced on the fire. This would indicate that the fire had been extinsuished.
 One of the heaviest snow storms that ever visited this part of Arizona Oc- cured Thursday and Thursday night of last week. The fall was nearly as heavy as that of four years HsO. The good that it will do cannot be esti- mated more speedily that to the cattle ranges.
 Superintendent owens was iE Jerome during the week feeling good over the splendid showing in the drift that is being run from the main shaft on the Decatur property. He informs the News that they have been running along good-sized body of high grade ore for some days, and that all con Tected with the working of the mine are of the opinion that this ore body will lead to a large deposit of rich rock. The company will shortly com mence the retimbering of its main working shaft.
 A. L. Bigbie, a widely known mining expert who represents a very wealthy Scotch syndicate, was in JerUDie last week exporting the Verde Queen mine. This mine has been examined by a number of experts for it's present own CTS, and all have expressed the opinion that with proper development it would become a great rpoducer. Depth, they say, must be attained. The present owners have confidence in the property. but seem unwilling to put the neces- sary large amount of capital in to de- velop it, and it is for that reason that it is on the market. Postmaster Camp bell and F. F.. Jordan are heavily in terested in this property.
 c. Henshaw, of the Henshaw & Son Furniture Company, and pr. H. A. In gals. well known mining expert, both of Cincinnati, O., were in JerUme last week. They came here for the pur- pose of examining some mines in the Cherry Creek district with a view of purchasing them. Dr. Ingalls, is q nephew of President Ingalls, of the Big Four railroad. The Cherry Creek dis trict is attracting a great deal of at tention among the mining men in the eastern states. and ere long it will be one of the busiest districts in tine southwest The property which these gentlemen came to examine is said oy miners to be one of the most promising in that rich district.
 Superintendent Bartholdi of the Verde Chief company informs the News that his company will shortly con-
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
CORONA ACQUITTED
A Conclusion Reached That Gillen
 Had Forfeited His Life.

The jury in the case of Tomas Cor dona, charged with the murder of Bias ! Gillen, lost very little time yesterday | in returning a verdict of not guilty. | The case was submitted not long be- ! fore noon and before o'clock Cor ! dona was a free man. The killing for which he was tried was committed last summer. Gillen was shot in his sleep or at any rate about midnight, in little shack in which he was living with the wife of Cordona in the Buckeye country. At the time the slaughter | seemed to be peculiarly bloodthrsty, and it was generally predicted that Cordona would become a subject for the hangman. Further light on the tragedy rather softened the circum- stances, and at the end of the prelim- mary examination it began to be be lieved that he might be acquitted Be fore the end of the trial it was made to appear that instead of having com mitted crime Cordona had performed q service for society.
 He was defended from the beginning by Albert D. Leyhe. assisted at the trial by Thomas F.. Flannigan. MT. Leyhe handled the case with as much
 
 receive a large fee, whereas the only thing in sight for him was $1.5O which Cordona had when he was arrested. and his revolver. belt and scabbard. The attorney raked a great deal of favorable evidence together, mostly bearing on the previous good reputa- tion of Cordona. He also evolved an ingenious defense which had a great deal of weight with the jury and helped it temper it's conscience to the acquittal of a man who had slain an other while he slept.
 MT. Leyhe had in fact two reasons why Cordona might lawfully slaughter Cordona, and he found them both in the statutes of Arizona. The relation of Gillen to COrdonas wife was held to be felonious any way the matter might be looked at. The woman had been in the insane asylum, and it was doubtful whether she ought not to have been there at the time of the killing and for some time previous or during the period of her residence with Gillen. | If she were insane. either temporarily or permanently, Gillen might have been ] supposed to be guilty of rape. If she were not insane. under the Edmunds act he was guilty of adultery. Under another statute a law-abiding citizen | and especially a father or a husband or brother may prevent a crime or | bring about the discontinuance of a crime even by the staying of the crim- | inal.
 l This is called justifiable homicide if | committed by any person in the law ful defense of such person. or of a wife or husband. parent. child master or mistress or servant of such person when there is reasonable ground to apprehend that a design to commit q 1 felony or do some bodily harm or in jury and there is imminent danger of such design being accomplished" Cordona had not manifested much interest in the result of his case during
 the trial, nor was he very demonstra- tive of joy at his acquittal.
 The rest of the day was taken UT
 with the case of Joseph Cope against
 J. r. Burford. This was an attachmen,
 case which had been tried in a justice !
 court and appealed.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
MOHAvE COUNTY MINES.

Sixty more men were wanted at the Gold Road last week. Something doing in that district all right
 The machinery for the Orc Plata is on the road between here and Los An geles, and is expected to arrive daily. when it will be immediately installed.
 Dick Cleve has gone to Chimeheuvis to do location work on a number of rich gold discoveries recently made by himself and partner, John Blakefy
 L. Hoffman. of the Samoa mine, has received a lot of new track and other supplies for the Samoa mine and Fourth of March, upon which he is pre- pairing to do some extensive develop ment work
 J. D. Heard, of the Vulcan shelter at this place, accompanied by his wife and children, left on Monday for his home in Oregon, where the children will be placed iL school Mir Heard will return in a couple of weeks. at which time, we understand, the smelter will be blown in and run continuously Arizona (Chloride) Arrow
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
MINING NOTES.

George r. Harrington came in from the Bradshaw yesterday. He says that he found the snow deep on the trails in those mountains. In many places it came up to the breast of his horse and he frequently had to get down and shake the snow from the trees which by weight of the snow were barred across the trails.-Courier
 H. C. Carr, the enterprising repre- sentative of the Joshua Heady ma chine works, of San Francisco. has just returned from South America and is again in Prescott. He has just en- tered into a contract with the Ameri- can Copper company to put up a stamp mill and cyanide plant of 100 tons daily capacity. upon the Iron King group of mines, in this county Courier.
 C. F. Riblet of the firm of Riblet, Reese & McLallen has returned from a grip to the Buckhorn group of mines in Weaver district He reports the prop erty as looking exceedingly, well. The main shaft is now 22O feet deep. with a pay streak averaging three feet from top to bottom. Some of the ore is very rich in gold. A picked sample of 1000 pounds assayed over $500 per ton I-COurler.
 T. w. Feltsuperintendent of the Mod
 el Mining company. called a this office
 last Saturday with one of the finest free gold quartz specimens which has
 been brought to Prescott. The piece of quartz, as could be seen, was a frag- ment broken from q very rich quartz vein about an inch and a half wide. The free gold in pieces as large as the head of pin. projected from and ! spotted the surface of the specimen re- l ferred to. MT. Felt stated. regarding this specimen, that it came from an accidental strike in the Model mine. | Kirkland valley, at 4:30 D. m. last Fri | day; that the strike was ia the 300 foot | shaft and 100 feet from the surface: that the small vein had been exposed in the side of the shaft for 6j feet down. ! and no one dreamed of its richness un- 1 til q miner struck his pick into the
 vein and broke out the piece of quartz referred to. Mir. Felt stated that the specimen he had was a fair sample of | the vein, and that he intended taking
 out some men to guard the orc.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27

Hon. T. Y. Fitzpatrick, Congressman tionaI Hotel, Washington, D. C., as fol- lows:
 ..4t The solicitation of q friend I used vOur Peruna and can cheerfuIIy reCOn- mend your remedy TO anyone suffering win csfarrh or who needs good ionic. "-.-T. Y. FITZPATRICK.
 A Good Tonic.
 Pe-ru-na is a natural and efficient nerve tonic. It strengthens and re- stores the activity of every nerve in the body.
 Through the use of Pe-ru-na the weakened or overwOrked nerves resume their natural strength and the blood vessels begin at once to regulate the flow of blood according to natures laws. Compositions immediately disappear.
 Catarrh Cured.
 All phases Of catarrh, acute or chronic, are promptly and permanently cured. It is through its operation upon the nervous system that Pe-ru-na has at Ia1ned such a worldwide reputation as a sure and reliable remedy for all phases of catarrh wherever located.
 If you do not derive prompt and satis- factory results from the use of Peruna, write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case and he will be pleased 10 give you his valuable ad- vice free.
 Address Dr. Hartman, President of The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, 9.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27

The east-bound freight is a double header out of Tucson on account of the grade. The fireman in the second en- zine did not understand the oil burner very well, so Fireman Shank started back over his engine to help the other man get up steam. In climbing from enc engine to the other he fell between the two and received the injuries which resulted in his death.
 The deceased was young man but r years Of age. He was one oi the extras on this division. He had a host of friends in this city and on the road. He was buried from his late residence, 103 South Fourth avenue, this afternoon.- Citizen.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
THE OFFICIAL COUNT
Col. Wilson's Plurality Was 477-The
 Total Vote, 19, ,688.

The official returns of the late cleo ton are TOW all On file with the terri torial secretary and show the total vote of the territory for delegate to congress to have been 19.6SS. Of these votes Colonel J. r. Wilson. the democratic candidate received 9.716; Robt E Morri- son. the republican candidate received 9.239; William Neissl, the socialist can didate, received 51O, and Ostora Gibson, the prohibition candidate, received 223. MT. Wilson's plurality therefore is Al.
 The returns from the various coun- ties as filed with the secretary are as follows:
 Santa Cruz ,277; Morri- son. 259; Gibson, 0; Neissl, 3. Total, 541. Wilson's plurality, IS.
 Mohave county-Wilson, 309; Morri- son, 292; Gibson, 4; Neissl 46. Total, G51 Wilson's plurality, r.
 COchise county-Wilson, 1,5O4; Morri- son, 1,157; Gibson, 40; Neissl, IS. Total, 2,719. Wilson's plurality, 347.
 CoCorino county-Wilson, AS; Morri- son. 5S3; Gibson, 6; Neissl. 9. Total, 1 040. MOrrisOn's plurality 135.
 Maricopa county-WiIson, 1,762; Nor rison, 1899; Gibson, S1; Neissl. IS. Tot al. $500. Wilson's plurality, 163. 
 Yavapai cCunty-Wilson, 1863; Nor rison. 1860: Neissl, 80; Gibson, B. Tot al. 3,756 Morrison's plurality, 297.
 Yuma county-Wilson, Al; Morrison, 351; Neissl. g.; Gibson, 8. Total, S9S. Wilson's plurality, 96.
 Pinal oounty-Wilson. 2G5; Morrison 254; Neissl. 26; Gibson, 2. Total, 547. Wilson's plurality, II.
 Pima County-Wilson, SIP; Morrison $40; Neissl. 26; Gibson, 9. Total, 1,7S7 Morrison's plurality, 12S. Navajo county-Wilson, 2c4; Morri- son, 236; Neissl, 0: Gibson, Ii. Total 571. MOrrison's plurality, 92. Graham county-Wilson, 1,345; Morri- son. 75S; Neissl, 92; Gibson. SS. Total PISS. Wilson's plurality, 592.
 Gila county-Wilson, 4SS; Morrison 4O9; Ne!ssl, 5S; Gibson, l. Total, soc Wilson's plurality, 29
 Apache oounty-Wilson. PIP; Morri- son. 356 Neissl, 1; Gibson, 3. Total | 574 Morrison's plurality, IA.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27

day. About fifteen players have signi- fed their intention of competing and some of them are very good players. The first prize in the tennis tourna- ment is a fine racquet. This being the first tournament of this kind, the event has been made an open one and all tennis players are invited to enter,
 Lunch will be served in the club rooms at noon and most of the mem bers and contes tants will take advant- ge of this feature. Tn the afternoon the club house will be thrown open to the friends of the club and q gen eral invitation to all to be present.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
THE COUNTRY CLUB
It Will Keep Open House at the
 Grounds Today.

The formal opening of the Country club for the present season will take place today, though for several weeks there have been informal gatherings and number of pleasant teas. Today will be devoted to sports and a gen eral good time. There will be a golf tournament contested by members of the club. It will be a handicap event with prizes for best place and best score.
 There will also be a ladies tourna- ment with q handsome prize for best place. The tennis tournament will be ore of the interesting events of the
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27

GandolfO. in a very serious condition, the result of a shooting, about which there is considerable mystery. One ball struck him near the eye, glanced along under the surface and lodged some where in the neck. One thumb was shot off and the face is badly powder marked. pr. Alp John dressed the wounds. There are two reports as to who did the shooting. One credits Bob Hathaway with it, and another lays it to one of the Martinez boys. Meyers has talked some when partly delirious. but when at himself refused to make any statement until he recovered Yuma Sun.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
WILL CONTEST THE ELECTION.

The canvass made by the board of supervisors last Monday shows William Grant to be the only republican elected to office in MohaVe county. He was M. Scanion's opponent for supervisor and that gentleman has decided to contest the election, his complaint having been filed and Colonel Wilson retained to fight the case. It is likely before the case is decided q surprise will be sprung on those opposing Grant and in all probability the whole election thrown out.-AriZona Arrow.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
4 FIREMAN KILLED.

A very deplorable accident happened on the Southern Pacific near Vail sta ton last Saturday night between : and o'clock. Fireman Royal A Shank, while climbing from one engine to an- ether on the east bound freight slipped and fell under the wheels. His right leg was severed from the body near the hip ard his left foot was frlghtfully mangled. He was brought to the city and taken to the hospital where he ex- pired last evening.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
WET IN MOHAVE.

The wet weather of the past week has been something phenomenal for this season of the year and insures ore of the good old years Of grass and plen- ty of water for 1903. As we go to press this morning the ground is covered with several inches of the beautiful snow about which the poet erstwhile raVed. We have heard some raving in Chloride, too,. but it was not compli- mentary to the snOw.-Arizona Arrow
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27

merce extensive development work on its property. The work so far dc
 this property has proven beyond q doubt that they have a valuable mine awaiting development.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27

It is not often that theatregoers in this city are favored with visits from artists of the standing of MT. Harry Beresford, therefore when the an- nouncement is made that that favorite player will enact a special engagement in this city and that he will be seen in a most charming play, the interest among the votaries of the theatre no doubt will assume great proportions. The piece with which this clever come dian will regale us is George II. Broad hurst's most delightful comedy, The Wrong MT. Wright" In no play among the whole gamut of comedies could this actor find greater opportun- ity for the display of his versatile tal- ents than he is said to do in this charming laugh producer. Tn it genu- inc humOr and brilliant wit scintillates from his personality in a merry tattoo that is most bewitching, and through it he gives us q taste of that genuine comedy that we hear so much of but seldom find even among the great mas ters of mimicry. MT. Beresford will have supporting company of most excellent capabilities and the staging and costuming of his play we are told will be sumptuOus and magnificent. Mir. Beresford and his excellent company of comedians will appear tomorrow night at the Doris theatre.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
AmUSementS.

It is so seldom that we are given the opportunity to see a really good farce comedy that has absolutely no objec- tionable features that we cannot afford to miss the opportunity when it is of fered. fered. The performance of C. B. Marvin's eXcruciatingly funny com edy, A Wise Member" at the Doris theatre tonight will undoubtedly be . great comedy treat. Mir. Marvin's company has been engaged with an eye to especial fitness, both individually and collectively. Come. laugh and be merry tonight at the Doris theatre. Prices 25c, soc. 75c and $1.
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
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Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
7S YEARS OF AGE.
HEALTHY KIDNEYS AND BLADDER

MT. F. M. McDonough, of 914 s. Fair fax St. Alexandria, Va, who is 7S years oi age. says he has kept his kid ueys and bladder healthy the past a or 40 years by the use of
Arizona republican., 1902-11-27
SHOOTING AT Ct-ARTZITE.

Richard F. Meyers was brought in yesterday morning from Quartzite for treatment, being accompanied by Henry H. McVaughan. He is at Hotel