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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
METALS,

about - points in the price 81 TN IN spot
MAS the feature In the New York metal
market 'cdar. Tho closlng range va
26S5Gf2 ~, with the ione arm ~ me 81
varcc. This gain was dne ta llftic oheriugs
~ SPOT tin ani 20 a gain ~ q 81 IN i.oIn,
don. which market closed With SPOT " ttli
us AMI f.=.=Fes al f1f1 IS 81. Lead was
former standing az 90 and the htIer Of
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New York Money.

New York March IL Money on call hrm
at 49, 10 per cent; closing bid and asked
81 IA rei cent Primr mercantile papcr
4gi5 per cent, Sterling exchange s'cily
with actual business Ia b7nkcrS az 4 SIX
for demand and mt Si7A554 - Tor six
Gays; posted rates 4. ST aud ssh common
cial THIS SilgM4 1914. Ban silver 50
Mexican dollars +3ii. Government bonds
steady. State bonds inactive; railroad honls
hlegular.
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clared firm at &c No offerings today an I
no sales. Sales for this week $4,000
pounds
chicago. March I7.-Butter Fjr,ner.
Creamery 1sa26: dairy 1SH23 t'haese
Firm llMl2'2 Eggs-Firm; fresh is
New York March i7.-Eggs -RecpIots
1853 packages; market active and firm
southern at marx 1jGljE
Kansas CRY. March IL Eggs-steadv
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,,ool. I 10 2-64d higher
~ vo,k 9 to 9 points higher
<e" ,..,s 10 9 points higher.
|New "
4 o1s' L
kefpocl' ur0''s''
81 american side' urC''"''s0''
s ran River strike removed 10
M ,.,sonnd Yesterdays cotton market
@ n,u,sb nrospccts. There was no
* err y "a cgort 10 accomplish an mp
| aii, current Of strength gained
'ah -, Tho rnpcity in seaboard ar.
H laa's ~ ,bc DRAWINGS of tao interior
~ eund thc sp'nncrs cup.
"a u0.g 10 lpc,nltfon on he rnrt Of
D IN - mack thcir convictions with the
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

Memphis. March 1T.---Coiton oli-Prlme
crude 81 on crude 33d3i; prime summer
yellow IS; choice cooking summer yril.w
AZ. Meal and cake-Prlme 22.OOGi22. 30; on
- 5Nsi3l Oc.
New Orleans. March 1T-Cottonseed oil
prime crude loose a.
New York. March l7.--Cottnn seed DILL
Firm: prime crude nominal; prime yellow
4at.
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Lnndnn Einancinl Gala

New York March 1.-THE Commercial
Advertiser London financial cablcgram
srNS Although stock rNrAdngr business
did not increase today, there was bciter
tcndcrcy forced sales In ml-rs having
ceased There were symptoms ~ bear
covering.
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BUTreR AND EGGS.

81. Louis. March iI--Fauliry steadr,
chickeus Dc: turkeys gdit. ducks Q. ese
4afs Butter--St steady. creamery eaNeT
dairy l7d2l. Eggs--Hlgher I4l.
Elgln, IL, March lI-BettaE market Do
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al los. Srelter was also unchanged here
ard abroad New York closet nj AS AMI
London ut III los. The iron market was
steady n Hrm here, but quiet and ui.
changed Pig iron warrants we're nominal:
No. / foundry Northern $500 1850; No. >
dry Southern 1T.HCNf1s.OO: No ! fonn Try
sauthcln soft 17.JNdisoO. The English
markets reflected decliue Glasgow closed
M h2e 9h and MIDI esboro A6s 4lad.
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. March i7--SuFar--D nll.
open kettle 2ig03 1-l6. omen kettln contrib.
gal 1885,: centrifugal yei.ows 3IGf3 l3.f6.
Seconds 2bN3is MolasEes--Stoady: centrIf.
Iga 70Tik
New York March Sugar--Rav. srm.
fair refining 2aa2' Centrifugal QG test
y 1916; molasses sugar 21fi2 Refined Z
Steady.
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RANK CLUARINGS.

Following are the c'eGringS of the Hons.
ton hanks together with the amount OF iu.
crease or decrease over last year:
This week. Last year. Inc
saturday 81. 1S3. 6S5 $l.&'c.&0S STo8. All
Monday 80. 1864, FOL l,6SS4oo lT5,SJ1
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HlnEs ANn wnnI

View York March II leather. Quiet,
veizhfS 24iAd26 Wool stead do,n,s, ~
st. Louis March II. Wool Quiz, /:
nominal medium gradesi 1sgflTl5 fight
,Ie,5 aa2alSlf; heavy nne 10d11; tub washed
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London ConsoIs.

London, March lT.-Consols Tor money
"a 1916: account % 1916. n0r SILVER
- 15-l6d per ounce. Money 2GW3 per cont.
Discount In the open market for short hills
. l1.lGN2a, per cent; discount Tor three
months bills oSsd2 II l6 per cent.
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Kansas city. March 1T.-Catue- Receipts
600 natives. 1900 Texans nnd 100 calyes:
market strong ~ 10 cents higher; no chol q
hrcycs offered: choice c2por aud dressed
beef steers would bring 0.2JdGGu. fair 10
good 5.O0AtG21. storkoFs and I. elders 10.
6iso; western fed Steers 4.75a5j 81: Texns
md Indian steers 4.Ol05.SO Texas cows
1891 20: native COWS 3 2Id525: heIfers
4.0Nf5.j0, Gamers .. l5Gf3 -: bulls 251-
4.2i; calves 100000. Hogs Recelpts
$50: market 5fllo cents high r: be5ry
q. 4dNi655; mlXed packers GUNIO5o: Ie1lt
1,HNl62j: plgs SONCJ.GO Sherp.-ltcreipf-
400; market i0Mi5 cents higher: nafive
lambs G,2SdIO0 western 03Jm6 50; native
wcthers 5ONd5.e0. western wtthcre 900
80. yearllnGs 5G5dGOO owes f6rI5 10.
coils and feeders 3C0fiS 2i
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New Orcaus-Spots closed quiet; prices
Unchanged stock 2yl, S39 bales.
Low ord. .....6 1916 Nuddlrc .....SM
OwiinarY. Good mid ....9
Good ord ....,.7Is Mid fair .....9M
Low mid. .....S4 Sales ......., 800
New York-SpotS closed quiet, prices un-
changed; stock 1926 bales.
Good ord......SiS Good mid % T-16
Low ulid.....sM Mid fair .....9 IL 10
,,....9A Sales ,,,.... .Ji3io
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CoTTON MARKET QUOTATIONS.

The range OF prices at New York and
Few Orleans for the active months was as
pillows
Pew York Open High. Low. Close.
Nay .......,..S.Si-S5 $50 s.S4 S.S7-SS
july .........s.Jl-92 S.Qi SIS S.9D91
MAY .........S.s1-s2 s.S2 S. T6 s.7n-s1
July '.....,...S.03 S.3j S.s7 s.e0-IO
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CARGILL & RICHARDSON

We buy and sell on commission cotton,
grain, stocks and have special department
Tor Texas oil stocks or Houston OIL and
exchanges OF the country. References:
Commercial National bank Houston; Ma
tional City bank. New York, Whitney Ma
tional bank, New Orleans
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New York Futures.
sat'day's
Liverpool Futures,

March. ....4 4S-49s July-Aus ...4 i9-2g9
March. Apr. 4 4S-4gs Aug-Sept ...,i 434bD
Apr-NIay. 4gs Sept-Oct ....4 sos
Mav-June a 49-JOb Oct-Nov .....4,5l'5-S
June-July. "a +0-J0b
/, bfd. : selling
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NEW YORK rycUANCu

Reichuarks, CONNER To-day. saturday.
clai. 80 iays,,.....t... 943, 9tA
commercial 90 days 4 So, s. Z S4a, *
Bankers, 90 days. ..,...i S4iaA 4 S4igN
Sninrcrs J.. ,.....:... .i.SiA 4,Srl
Francs, commercial, 20
days ................ 5.lSA ). 1SA
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-18
0NE RAISER SAYS BETS
ARE GOO FOR LAMBS.
Cattle Receipts Were Large and Market
Strong and Higher--t<ausas City 1900
Texans. ST. Louis 1900.

The supply Of sheep In the Ark nsas val.
ley is running pretty low, according TO II.
q. Fu.korson OF Prowers Colo, who has
been u tho Kansas City market with
string II lambs, the last OF his winters
feeding
- know Of no sheep whatever to come
from my native town" sad AIR Fu ker-
son. I'VE fed 10 loads there this winter,
and al have been run ia market Al La
mar there ere not over i've or SIX loads Of
lat stock ready 20 come Ia market. I'M
doruand that around 500 feeding wethers
were recently brought into this vicinity, but
they Will NOT be ready for market untl
lato in the spring.
Il have had IA very success Sui season with
NV sheep This winter. and have come
through with q nice proat. Ny total fed.
ilE operations amounting 10 l3sb lambs,
which nettea me over 5000 or nearly -
per head J attribute much OF this 90 the
liberal use OF heets IN conjunction with
corn. Feeders that are handling stra ght
corn will not make as much money as those
tbnt usc b'ets with The grain
Mr. Fulkcrson has marketed an u his
stock and as an evidence 0f his satisfaction
with tiis point. he said he intends To &c ID
1000 fancy lambs next year for he ChI1 81
mas trade alone, and get them M about
December H. az thercabouts
MACARONI PREPARING FOR RUSH.
Victoria, Texas, March l7.--For the past
muuln the NtN 1 DIX IeNuF ana McNlCdn
and the Gull western Texas and Pac'nc
raiwaya have been hauling empty stock
cars from the eust, filling up sido trucks
along the line 20 be prepared Tor the move.
mcnt Of stock cattle 10 the Territory. which
begins about April ], orders agsrcgatiug
"a cars have already been Med. aud It
Is expected that shipments viii amount ~
between $50 and lOOo cars.
General Freight Agent W. ]. Craig an
nounccs the opening Of new route for
market cattle to 81. Louis Kansas City
and Chicago. which promises 20 he a very
popular one when It becomes well estab-
iished II is via Cuero, san Antonio and
Araueas Pass. Waco and the Missouri. Kan
and Texas, and shorteps the distance about
100 miles. For the present Il applies only
20 sllDwenie from Gulf Western Texas
and Pacific railway points.
The only shipments of live stock during
ihc past week were the nine cars OF bu Is
90 ST Louis snd Chicago shipped by Chit
ton, Fleming & DaN idson from the lot Of
COO feeders NJ Victoria, which they sh pned
ia from PalOma ard Alice. and the two
cars hs horses shipped Monday by j. Rott-
well from Victoria 20 Fort Worth
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NEW ORLEANS.

Especial 10 The Postl
New. orleans, March 1.-THE New Or.
leans i've stock exchange reports a scarcity
good demand and prices strong Hog, Il,
llglt supply. retailing slowly at onotn-
tlons. Fun supply OF sheep on sale: : dull.
GALVESTON.
Reported ;or The Houston Post ,v the
A. Norman Live Stock company. incOr.
BfeyeS-
S"Va 20 cholce '''.''''..,....$4 GOA 80
Cows
LOU 10 tuoiee '-'.''.,....... 5oGf3 rs
fenrliugs- ~
Good 10 choice ...... r E0s7a TX
Calves -
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ST. Louis March iI.-Cattle-R oeeipts
800. including POO Iexans. steady for
natives, strong to loo higher for Texans I.
native skipping and export steers 6.O06
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

FORT or GALVESTON, March II.
ARRIVED.
None.
CLEARED.
SIS Kolu (GerD, Bremen.
SAILED.
None.
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Sailed.
Vessels in Port.
STEAMSHIPS.
VesseIs OastIned l0r eaIvest0n.

Ansclma de Larrinaga lBr).
.,......... Liverpool. Via Havana . 10
breslau tGerl. Bremen via New York La
Cayo largo lBrJ......,..,a at Tampico PA
tontesSa Adelina tAuSt.l.
.. Las Palmas, via Philadelphia 2-l5
Denver $3.50. ..............Ne New York 3-l2
Frankfurt lGerl ..................
,...-..... Bremen. via New York a-27
Hanover tGer) .......at Bremen l-aY
iradn iBr.) .......... Liverpool 3-i5
Lampasas .............,...New York 3-l5
Nuccer ...t, ...,...,,....New York O.
Sa,uinlna tSpanl ...............,...
.....,,,, Liverpool. VIA Porto Rico 2!22
Warrior tBrl ,...,, passed Gibraltar us
SCHooNERS.
independent ........ Baltimore 2-2d
j. Il. Souther ..........s... Baltimore 2.l5
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Houaton paiIY Statement.
Houston Comparative Statement.

ross receipts thus far this week. 1,353
ross receipts 1876 days this season l SRI 154
ross receipts lN6 lays 1909 1901 2,030 100
TOSS receipts lHG lays lS09-l9Op |, 693, $50
Houstnn Railroad Rncnints
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COURSE OF NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

rroos
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Houston Spots.
eA,rssson-spots closed steady, prices un.
Jagged stock $3.50 bales; sales none.
Other Spot Markets.

chsTinsse,,s ~ Espots closed firm. prices IN.
low 80 ttccR III .554 bales.
Ord, nstd'.,..,6 5-l6 AlddlIne g1
Good ~ .,.. g 1915 Good mia so
Low r oI9 '''',,I ole Mid fair. :. .9L
NH '.''.Si4 Sales $500. sii
'pool-spots closed steady. prices un,
whiss a. business moderate; sales io.nON OF
srpor, s ,eI were American: speculation apd
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|t'S 6ULLISH FEATURES
'a1,InOuf ACTIVITY OF BUYING,
- Fail River Strike Trouble
F |'0''' er,sIler Port Receipts Made
"' the Way Easy.
&c nLosE:


,.,rooI. / to 2-64d higher
~ Work 8 to 9 points higher.
~ o,leans. 5 to 9 points higher.
mrs;
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29
Fearful Results From the Calamity
In The West Indies.

Paris 27hSpeca New
disaster known in the history OF the world the property
Mt Of the
loss and
requested
terrible hardship OF
of
field producing producing
nothing OF
earthquakes has caused the oil the Beaumont
probably
the Company
all oil found
this
Oil Well OF
quenl
Machine
facilitate n work..
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29
Line Up Tomorrow.

Following is the lineup and the
starting point of the Decoration
day march to be held tomorrow:
Those entering are requested to
fall in line at the Presbyterian
church and the body will then
move south to Main street en- route
to Highland cemetery,
Flag team led by bugler
City council
Old soldiers
Woman's Relief Corps.
Ladies Circle.
School children.
Citizens in carriages.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

The Florence public schools are
closed, with the exception of Jew
pupils who visited the rooms this
afternoon for their promotion
cards Prof, Durfee, superintend-
ent of schools, says that fully So
per cent of the pupils were pro-
NOTED to higher grade. The
week has been devoted to examin-
ations.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

j. d, Blunt q Co are partition
ing the room in the building for
merly occupied by the Outlet com
pany, The postotfice will occupy
the south side of the room, which
will measure 30 As feet inside, or
the same floor space as the X. of
P. building, now occupied by the
postoffice, A large window will
be put in the west end of the south
side of the Blunt block, SO that
the postoftice employees will have
better light. A tive-year lease has
been taken The fixtures will be
installed so that possession can be
taken by July
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

Seventh annual convention Col
orado State Federation of Labor,
trinidad, June . to II, 1902 Rate
of one and one fifth fare on GER
;ifcate plan
Race meeting at Colorado
Springs June 8 to IA. Rate stand
ard fare for round trip. Selling
dates June 8 and 9; final return
limit June l6 Continuous passage.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29
Call for Teams.

Any owners of teams who are
wiling to donate their use on
Decoration day, or who have h
spare seat in their conveyance are
requested to come to the church
prepared to convey any persons
who care to visit the cemetery, but
have no opportunity to ride.
COMMITTEE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29
Call for Flowers.

All who have or can procure
flowers are requested to bring them
TO the room next west of the city
hall on Thursday morning, that
the ladies' may form them into
wreaths for the soldiers graves.
COMMITTEE.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29
AMONG THE LODGES.

ON%>~<N<>>-<N~>N ~~|N<>~~<N<>~NS~O
Florence Encampment, No. 40,
will confer the work of the second
degree at next Monday nights
meeting,
The knights and Ladies of
Security will give an ice cream
and cake social in Keller hall
Saturday night
The Rath bone Sisters meet in
regular session in X. of p. hall to-
night This lodge is adding to its
present large mem bership.
Pacific Circle No. 80, w. of W.,
will give an entertainment tomor-
row night in Union hall to which
the public is cordially invited.
Fremont Lodge No. 9S, | O. O.
F., will work the third degree on
Saturday evening, Next Tuesday
evening the degree team will visit
the Canon City lodge and confer
the first degree for them.
Elaborate preparations have
been made by the Modern Wood
men of Southern Colorado, for the
annual log rolling to be held in
Canon on June 20 Low rates
nave been secured from all towns
in the district
At the regular meeting of Royal
Neighbors held Monday night
the following officers were elected
to fill vacancies: Mrs. Robert
Roberts, chancellor; Mrs. f, Will
COX, marshal; Mrs. Anna Walker,
outside sentinel; w. V. Watson,
physician.
New officers will be elected by
tuD w OOilnch VI IuS w OTlu ~
the regular meeting held in Union
hall tonight. Delegates to the
district convention to be held here
next month will also be elected.
One candidate is expected to APP
pear for adoption.
At the regular meeting of the
Knights of Pythias Tuesday even
ing the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months
r. A Ramsay, O. c.; j. p. H.
Callahan, V. c.; Adam Kohankie,
P; Robert Roberts, NJ of A.
Walter Fletcher, |. g., and Gavir
Irwin, O. G..
Green Mountain camp No. 76i3
Modern Woodmen of America
will adopt two candidates to.
night. The Portland lodge of this
order will give social and dance
in the school house at Portland OF
the night of June IL The pro
ceeds will be used in purchasing
new lodge room fixtures.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

Tomorrow being a holiday, in
accordance with our custom, there
will be no paper issued from this
office.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

Mr.. and Mrs John Meeoe are
rejoicing today over the arrival of
an S4-pound baby boy. Mother
and child are doing nicely. John
passed the cigars aroundin abund-
ance this morning.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

j A. Trulove is painting his
business block, corner Pixies Peak
avenue and Front street, with a
color to correspond with the Blunt
block.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

r member the entertainment in
Union hail Friday evening. Mu-
sical and literary, patriotic songs
and recitations. 1918
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

A brand new assortment of
trunks, telescopes and travelling
bags at The Fair, opposite city
ball Tiff
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

Old papers at this office for 20
cents per hundred. Just the thing
for putting under carpets. e
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

The merchants of Florence will
close their places of business at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning and 15ill
keep them closed the rest of the
day.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29
LOCAL NOTES.

Police circles were quiet again
last night, no arrests having been
made.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

Why didn't you stop in at The
Fair and get those things like your
wife told you? 7l-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

To Rent-The California res
taurant, furnished Inquire oil
Mrs A, G. Callahan, 1913 E. Front
, treet. rs Is
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

The motto of the Florence Fair
is small profits but keep eternelly
at it," 7l-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

E. X. Millar, heavy and light
dIayaee. Piano moving a specially,
Promptness aud accuracy. 34-tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

Rubber stamps, daters, etc.
Leave your order with us at once.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

Attend the entertainment Friday
evening In Union hall to be given
by Pacific Circle No. 80, w. of w
A small admission fee will be
the proceeds to go towards
the purchase of new robes. 76-7S
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

ations.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

The Rath bone Sisters meet in
regular session in X, of p, hall to-
night This lodge is adding to its
present large mem bership.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

The knights and Ladies of
Security will give an ice cream
and cake social in Keller hall
Saturday night
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-05-29

Pacific Circle No. 50, w. of W.,
will give an entertainment tomor-
row night in Union hall to which
the public is cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
THE DENVER GROUP
New Tunnel Started On Promising
Gilbert Property.

Thomas s. WadsWorth. president. and
Mrs. Hoyt. secretary. of the Denver
Group Gold and Copper company. who
have been inspecting the work being
done On their property near Gilbert,
returned to Los Angeles Tuesday. more
than satisfied with the showing being
made, says the Wickenburg News
Herald. Mr.. Wadsworth. though
very conservative man. is gratified
with the indications, as he has reason
to be. Ti7e tunnel being driven to
hundred feet and for the past fifty feet
the sulphurets and native copper have
been very prominent, although the
main ledge has not yet been reached.
From the surface sh0Wings ii is prob
able it viii be crosscut within the next
fifty feet. when large and rich ore
body may be expected. judging from
says made on the ore taken cut of the
tunnel run from fifteen to forty per
cent copper and as nigh as six and
eight dollars in gold. Work has also
been started on a tunnel to run length
wise Of the ledge. starting at a point
where il crosses the ton road
and running up toward Denver peak.
This tunnel Will follow the ore all the
way and by running it several thou
sand feet along the ledge. Il vertical
depth of fourteen hundred feet can be
o5taircd This. Of course. Will take
some time to accomplish, but all the
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
OUT OF MANITOBA.

The exclusion of the Northern Pacific
from Manitoba continues to be COM
mented on by the leading papers of
in view of Manitoba's needs of addi-
tional transportation facilities, in view
of the fact that the Northern Pacific
asked for no subsidy or guarantee, and
in view of the recent announcement by
Mr.. Boyd. n. P, that the Robin
Rogers government has definitely
promised him a subsidy OF $1,000 per
mile guaranteed bonds for his Carberry
Central line. This railway project Of
Mr.. Boyds was chartered by the pro-
vincial legislature last session, concur
rently with the rejection by the obedi-
ent government majority of the North
ern Pacific application to reenter the
province under a charter which would
have authorized it to build 900 miles
of railway, free of cost to the people.
The barring out of the Northern Pa
cific is not TIC be explained on the score
of patriotism. AS q matter of fact. the
Roblin-Rogers government has not at
tempted to explain it at all. No public
reason in justification Of the govern
ment's action has been given, or can
be imagined: and in view of all the cir
cumstances it is not TO be wondered at
that the public conviction is spreading
from within Manitoba throughout the
dominion that the government We're in
huenced by private reasons very salts
factory to themselVeS.-Man Free
Press.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-06
GREENE's NEW MINING SCHEME

While at Hermosillo last week w. c.
Greene. the millionaire mining mag
nate. organized the Greene Consolidate
ed Gold Mining company, which
bought from Victor Aguillas, Fer
anndo Mendez and Ignacio Bonillas
the Santo Domingo and La Brisca
placer mines. about thirty-five miles
eastward from Magdalena. The COM
pany is capitalized at $5.000,000. and
Will be pushed to a successful issue
with all the well known energy and
business ability for which Mr.. Greene
is noted. Dredgcs and steam machin-
cry will be introduced and as soon as
possible operations will be inauSurated
upon very extensive scale. The prop
arty sold includes about 220 pertenen-
Cias of ground extending a distance of
sixteen miles along la Brisca, Santo
Domingo and Saracachi creeks, and the
new company has denounced some 2,000
pertenencias adjoining. The Nogales
Oasis says that these placers were
worked in part b. the early Spaniards
ard yielded immensely. but the very
best and richest ground they could not
handle on account Of the heavy flow
of water. BY modern methods and ma
chineTy that difficulty will be obviated
and they will be effectively operated
Douglas Dispatch.