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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

FOR SALE-A valuabl claim, in Wood
ward county, 81 miles from town on
Santa E'e railroad. VIII exchange for
outside property. Call or address "A. -
room 9. Fourth National Bank building.
Wichita, Kan. I5-tf
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WANTS


DO YOU WANT \ STOCK FARM N
kT&GMAN COJNTX.-For the last
four months we have mace = special
EFFORT 10 iist al the ranches Tor sale N
southern Kansas. and especially u
kingman county We have the finest
and most complete Est u choose from
of any real estate nrm II southern
Kansas. All are well wate-ed. have
splendid succulsnt grasses. much Of
Inem are good wheat, alfalfa and corn
lands. nicely located as TO railroad facil
tiles. improved ana unlmproVed, varying
in SIZE from CD To 4.isJ acres FpSses-
sion can be given AZ once. and prices
are right Grass lands are bound 20 itl-
crease in value right along Notice
favorable location OF kingman county
on map. Remember, we have the best
W0tered county in Kansas, thousand
acres OF sub-irrigated land; me climate
plenty Of fruit, and all the converiences
Of civilization. The county IS no more
the home OF the lOug-hOrn, but IS
stocked with the most improved breed.
All our stock farms have plenty Of land
in cultivation Tor raising feed Do not
coufound us with western Kansas, but
come and see US, or write rs Tor de-
scIiptions. For prices and descriptive
catalogue, write Frank Weinschenk.
Manager OF KingTnan County Colonial
ton Company. kingman, Kan es-u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

FOR SALF-A nice, rich. 16o-acre farm.
in Reno c3unsy; coed. now buildings,
Il acres Of wheat. all goes. pasture
with water Price. 5000.
16l acres, nice smooth. rich land, 10
miles northwest Of Cheney, 100 III wheat,
goes g. 500.
50 acres. north of Cheney we'll i'm
proved. with a. acres wheat. $3.50.
81 acres, northwest Of Cheney, y in cul-
tiVation level land, $500
$50 acres, grass land. watered, y fenced,
level, near town. 81 .i00.
800 acres. fne level land. one milo 10
station 5000.
100 acres. miles to station. 50 in wheat.
one-thiTd goes all nice, level land.
Call and look this up.
J. " BAUGHMAN.
with Freeman &, Freeman. 73-3t
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IF YOU WANT home cheap for cash.
II you want to buy a homs on monthly
payments.
il YOU want some cheap lotE.
Ii You want fire insurance.
II you want tornado Insurance
II you want to sell your property
If you want plans ana specifications 70
build a home.
If you want TO borrow money
See the 9. X. Spencer Realty Co.. No
N East Douglas. 126-I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

FOR SALE OR TRADE clean stock
of general merchandise. located in
fire wheat country. Win invoice about
S3.N-l NlI trade for decided land in
oklahoma or Kansas. III ~ Kansas.
Butler or Sedgwick counties preferred
Don answer unless you mean bust
ness. Lock Box IS. Billings o. z.
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RENTS WILL BUY 4 HOME
We make small loans on small houses.
SO 10 $500. payable quarterly. IN
amounts equal TO rent paid Interest as
low as : per cent No commissions Buy
a home, and on our plan pay for IL with
what you pay as rent.
25-su-we-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

FOR SAIE-If you want 10 buy a farm;
If you want to buy a ranch; If you want
to buy city prOperty-caH on Us. We
have a large list OF farms. ranches and
city property, quite a number OF which
are bargains. Take stock yards car:
get OF al Eighteenth street: come and
End Realty Co, 1915 y. Lawrence.
75-5t
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CLAS SIFIED


FOR sALE-52 lots. one. mile north Of
court house. with good title. Tor less
Vacant lots in south part Of city at
80 each.
Kew 7-room house. barn ana 50 feet.
$3.50
10 acres. east part of city. 500.
GEO +. CAMPBELL, 295 y Main
COL
FOR SALE-A choice farm OF $40 acres.
three miles from Mt. Hope kansas;
300 acres in cultivation, room house.
large barn. corn crib that viii hold ..o51
bushels of corn, large corral. feed lot.
two steel wind-mills ana steel water
tanks. good cattle stable Must be sold
oy March lst. Call early II you want
this farm Price. SO per acre McNlc0l
IL Kelly, Sheets building. 1i-tf
FOR SAI.E-If you want 10 buy farm:
If you want to buy a ranch; If you want
TO buy city property-call on US We
have large list OF farms. ranches and
city property, quite a number OF which
are bargains. Take stock Yards car:
get OF at Eighteenth street; come and
see US or phone 12-tWo rings. North
End Realty Co, 1876 y. Lawrence.
80
FOR SALE-Farrns and ranches. We
would invite anyone contemplating pur-
chasing a farm or ranch 10 call and
see Us, as our lists are complete and
varied. Can give you any kind OF
farm or ranch, and in any part Of the
country. Prices are right Call II you
want a bargain. Sites Bros. & Alexan-
der, Fourth National Bank Building.
FOR sALE-Several good bottom farms
in Butler, Kingman, SedgwicA and
Harper counties.
An exceptionally well improved stock
farm of $50 acres z bottom land, two
sets Of improvements, close 10 town
having TWO railroads.
One 1irst-class 9-rocm house, in ex-
ceilent condition; is paying 10 per cent
net on price.
Several choice ranches. Also large
quantity OF unimprCved land at low
prices. {. 7. FULLiNGT0N.
Rooms POI and 202, Winnie Building.
FOR SALE-A valuable claim. in Wood
ward county. Si4 miles from town on
Santa Ee railroad VIII exchange for
outside property. Call or address a. =
room 9, Fourth National Bank building.
Wichita, Kan. 75-tf
FOR sALE-By sites Bros. & Alexander.
Fourth National Bank building:
- acres. on North Lawrence, good g.
room house, barn. fruit, fence, alfalfa,
&c. This is the best bargain we have
had in long while. Can be sub-divided
and sold at 20 per cent advance within
a few months. Price, for short time
81 acres. with 5-roon house barn &C.
. acres in bearing fruit, North End.
S1,6J0.
10 acres. close in, on South Side. cheap
for 81 $40
III acres, with S-room house. barn, &c,
fruit. South Side. S2.G9.
i acres, with 7-room house. harm, &c.
81 acres alfalfa, good orchard and other
fruit, Northeast side. Price, $500.
Is acres on Hillside. south, good house,
barn, fence. s acres alfalfa, good or
chard, &c. $500.
20 acres. on Hillside, all in alfalfa. 5000
40 acres, in northeast part, ali in grass
1900
IS acres with elegant 10 or Broom
house, barn, &C. the finest suburban
home in the county, cheap. Gail for
price.
The largest ard cheapest list of vacant
lots in the city.
Sites BROS. & ALEXANDER,
Fourth National Bank Buiiting.
93-6t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-741 acres. nea- Bentley.
Kan. bottom land. 81 acres pasture $50
acres il cultivation. the hest land Tor
corn or alfalfa. S-rCom house, arm -s1iH.
granary lsx-s. Cow barn lsN-, cattle
sheds $50 5 Wind-millS. fg acres OF
wheat and ryc EOes with the mace.
Possession March I 1902 on r. T. j..
route Sit en- ere IL sold 2t cuce-
90 acres. bottom land. one az Tie best
potion farms IA SerENict- county -tI
acres grass, ifl acres broke. all GOOD
tiDaale lard. 40 alksli. 11-room house.
harm a-N4A crv o1rn lnX-> gra1arF and
corn 9Th. tWo steel Tinc mills good
orchard I'D. kinds ~ fruit lhis is Eopa
Alfalfa land - miles - 5000 railroad
town = rliie 10 school. Possession
March lsr So an acre.
le3 acres, northeast g Valley Center q
acres IL pastlre. Wltl if-ius water the
year rouCa. acres ait= Ia. balance 81
cultivation. - acres rye ana acres
whesr goes with tlie place l-ru ID
sIlc ke-iloEist. nara ~ STnar corn
crihs auG chicken house fire hearl1E
orcaare- ala llnfss or fruit lerIles and
eraEes, on r. Z. D route. Prlec. - an
acre. ! haN & 81 acres Joining IS tcdt Is
Wei Improved. that can oe bought tOr
So an acre
ls1 acres. = uiIe from railroad town.
> mile - school and church = acres En-
posture. fenced vita is1se acres bear
inE orchard. 70 1crss ir NE looks
fire All gcss. irnpros erielts 4r@ T1-1r.
t.tt wheat ~ ire fiat- - Flt. rlr-
lEr rnfi ifurr4Ecr1 eI-E miles -rau
N os K r n ToGfe tr's
-eH locaTea- and ele.r az
Possession % once la
tGis tf 500 Walt iargt IS.
t-lt Valley le--er- bottom
lse -naI orchard b -
rtct s. Af
II saa tso nuI see HLar son anr - rH-z
ist write aad elae p ee-'li'f at e sast
sen went ha4- fie n.es HsI
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

J. FRANKLIN GSELL. Nj. d.
10 East Douglas avenue.
Practice limited 70 Diseases of the Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat.
Telephone Numbers-Ofice, 2 on $50;
residence, 3 on $50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

FOR SALE-52 lots, one mile north Of
court house, with good title for less
than so each.
Vacant lots in south part Of city az
81 each.
New 7-room house. barn ana 50 feet.
SI50o.
10 acres, east part of city. s5o9-
GEO +. CAMPBELL, % y. Main.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
LOST
STORAGE.

ORAGF-Household goods. pianos or
gans. etc. stored. our st1rase rooms
are the largest and the best ln ths cry.
Prices lower than others. singer &
DonueN. IS s. Emp0ria- -5-TFe-sl-ff
STORAGE 90 Terms reasonable erlck
WarerUcm. clean and dry. household
goods and pianos sDecaalty. o. i.
Barnes. 40 =. Douglas re-ue l-stf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

WANT D-hitSCE- EOUS.
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NAN lEl1-SouI1 lo4n- driver, weight
III" poun-s, uToAc aT u-hroke. MA. c
have good action and be- cheap FOR clsh.
Address ltlnE 1uA Dissertation Lock
box lat Wichita -3-4tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

FOR SALE-llcan stock of general mer-
cftnctse doing paying business, good
farfu-uE l9uIuuuity- cheap FOR cash.
! oi 1tl utataEs 2ul-ttss IL j.. seam q,
Mound Ildee Kan -tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-12

FOR SALE-Farrns and ranches. We
would invite anyone contemplating pur-
chasing q farm or ranch 10 call and
see Us, as our lists are complete and
varied. Can give you any kind OF
farm or ranch, and IN any part Of the
country. Prices are right. Call If you
want a bargain. Sites Bros. & AIexan-
der, Fourth National Bank Building.
73-6t
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
President S Son
Out OF Dancer
Mr.. Roosevelt viii Leave for Wash
in0tOn Tonight Satisfied With
Sons Condition.

GROTON. Mass, Feb. 13.-Young
Theodore Roosevelt passed a good
night and this morning his condition
is such that it Is announced the Presi-
dent would leave for Washington this
evening.
The disease in the right lung has
passed successfully; the left lung has
cleared to the satisfaction OF the uoc-
tors. and the boy Is now considered uct
of danger.
At one o'clock Secretary Cortelyou
announced to the newspapers that the
President would leave Groton for
Washington at 4;40 o'clock tnis af-
ternoon.
At lis p. m. the President came
over to the Powell cottage newspaper
headquarters to personally meet the
correspondents. who had been In Gro
ton since Sunday. He was on excel
lent spirits and shook each member by
the hand saying: II want to thank you
boys for myself for the consideration
which you have shown to myself and
family: and for all the courtesies
which have been extended to me by the
press
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
g Men and Sngines 9
g Grain and S5'af3ic. q

1t has been given out by the officials
of the trunk lines to Southern Cali
fornia that the travel to that country
is heavier now than ever before, the
increase being fully twenty-five per
cent. 1t is proving to be of some trou-
BILE to take care Of the heavy passenger
traffic and the Santa Fe has deci4~-.
to put on a fourth train for the accom-
modation of tourists. The Southern
Pacific trains are all loaded also and
as has been announced before ii is
difficult to secure berths On the sleep
ers west of New. Orleans.
1t is likely that the War Depart
ment will effect radical changes in
The rating and routing of the move
OF troops has caused the Government
western roads. The routing and rating
of trops has caused the Government
authorities considerable trouble. The
railroads have been attempting to pool
this business Tor several years and
the War Department has beer trying
to defeat the plans of the transporta-
tion managers. The Army officers, it
is said. will in future ignore any bid
for transportation of troops that does
not quote charges as low as the rates
made for parties of ten or more per-
sons. which Is cents mile. The
Government clam the right to settle
all movements on the party rates basis
in case bids are not lower than that
standard.
The Santa ke Pacific Railroad Com
pany has had a bill introduced in
Congress which renews the bill passed
by Congress in aid of the Atlantic 4
Pacific railroad. which excepts the rail
road from taxation upon its right of
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
CHICAGO BOY HIS
NEW SUIT OF SKIN
PIG Square Inches OF CutlCle
Grated on Marion Weaver
Bodu and He VIII Live.

CHICAGO. Feb. 13.-After five
months of wonderful surgery and care
nursing. in which time many records
for skin grating have been surpassed,
a -year-old Chicago boy. Marion
Weaver. has had his little body cover
ed with a new suit of skin.
Upon his chest. abdomen, back and
sides two hundred and nineteen square
inches of new skin have been grated,
while over one hundred square inches
more have been used in vain attempt
tc implant them upon his small body.
His father. the Rev. William X.
Weaver. pastor of the Ninth Presby-
terian Church. and his four brothers
have suffered their arms and legs to
be stripped of long ribbons OF skin to
form the new covering for the little
fellows body and now they have the
satisfaction of being told by the physi-
clan, DR.. A. f. Dennison, tnat their
sacrifices has borne fruit and that
the new coat Of skin which they have
furnished the enid will enable him to
I'VE.
The child's entire body and limbs
were scared in fire last September.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
The New Tr6dtu OF
British and Japan
European Statesmen and PoIltl-
clans Re0dud it as Ominous
OF Future TuOubl6.

VIENNA, Feb. 1S.-Anglo-Japanese
treaty OF alliance, Is feature OF to-
days news in Austrian newspapers
and Russia's probable action Is wide
ly discussed.
The concensus of opinion among
those who generally in touch with
Russian views Is that the Militant
Muscovites will endeavor to revenge
themselves by stirring up disorders 10
while the Russian govern
ment will lie low awaiting the moment
when Japan. having organized the
military forces In China. will Join
hands with the latter and drive out all
Europeans with the exception Of the
Russians. who will by that time occupy
an impreganable position IN Man
Churia.
Some OF the papers affect to see In
the publication of the treaty at this
time when Admiral Prince Henry Of
Prussia, is starting for the United
States. Great Britain's reply to Ger
many's reapproachment withe the
United States.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
THE WIFE'S FAST WIT
UPSET THE HUSBAND
he UnCOnSCI0usIu Helped Her To
EIoDe With Hn EmDloue and
Her Trunks.

CHICAGO, Feb. 80. w. Cutler
Of Lockport. lil., told the police today
how he had unwilling assisted his
wife to elope with John Rook. an en-
ploye.
She told me that Rook wanted TO
buy two trunks from her." SAID Cut
Ter, saying he was going to Florida
and wanted to take some things South.
! told her to sell the trunks. She then
unknown to me-packed all her
clothing and personal property in
them, explaining that she would go
wit RooK to Chicago and buy a new
trunk with the money she received
for the old ones.
We'll. sir, / drove them both to the
station and A didn't think anything
wrong until she failed to come back.
Then | found she had taken $500 from
the house and collected SIS in Chi
cago.
The ponce are trying to trace the
trunk and have found they were real
ly checked to me South
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13

way. In 1897 6. similar bill was pass
ed. giving the successor of the Allan
tic & Pacific, the same exemption. 1t
is now desired to transfer the Santa
Fe Pacific to the Santa Fe, and with
the same exemption. The exemption of
the railroad from taxation has proved
bone of contention between the COM
pany and the counties through which
II runs and the counties have been
forced TO accept such amounts for tax
alton as the railroad company has
been pleased to grant.
A local paper recently stated that
there would be a clash between the
Observation-Disclosures Pacific railroad and
the Murphy interests when the latter
began the construction OF their road
from Phoenix to Benson. The Ameri-
canMexican road mas been surveyed
from Phoenix to Florence and thence
to Tucson. The Phoenix and Eastern
roads survey goes way to the north of
this proposed road and the latest line
run by the engineers passes some dis
tance to the north of Florence. AS
these roads do not cross Or even paral-
lei each other. there will be no oppor-
tunity for clash or race of any kind.
The American-Mexican road going by
way of Tucson and Calabasas will have
the shortest line to Naco and Douglas
They expect to begin construction at
beth ends of the line within the next
few weeks and may get to work be-
fore the Phoenix and Eastern road
The grading on the line south of town
Is progressing rapidly and the road is
teing prepared for the laying OF ties
which will begin as soon as the con-
struction work Is commenced ON the
line out of Phoenix.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
Hon. James B. FlnIeu
Goes to Los Angeles Tonight

Hon. James Buchanan Finley. who
has been IN charge Of the car repair
shops of the Southern Pacific for ff-
teen years, will leave tonight for Los
Angeles to accept a more responsible
position with the company.
The departure of MIR. Finley Ia as
the departure of an old and valued
friend from Tucson. Few men in the
town are better known. and few have
been more active In the AFFAIRS OF the
community. political. social and ma
terlal. He has served In both houses OF
the Arizona Legislature. being a men,
Der OF the last council.
He has always been active In politics
the Democrats party.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
BOv HCCuSed OF
Being a Murderer

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. 13.-
John Gleas on, l4-year-old boy. is
booked at the city prison ON t.e charge
of murder, George Noblock. tie boy OF
the same age with whom ne had a
fight about two weeks ago having died
at the residence of his grandmother,
on Folsom street. Monday evening.
The boys were apprentices at the
Eureka Boiler Works. Since the
strike there has been considerable
feeling between the boys who remain
ed at work and those who went out
and returned after the strike was call
ed off. There have been occasional fist
fights between the apprentices, and
Glason did not escape, although he Is
but recently from the country and is
not yet familiar with Union rules.
At the noon hour on the day Mob
lock received his fatal injuries he en-
gagged in fight with Glason, and the
evidence as to how the injuries were
received is conflicting on a very ma
terial point, Glason says he hit Mob
lock with his fist, knocking him down,
and in falling the latter struck his
head against an iron wise.
On the other hand it is claimed by
others that Glason struck the deceased
with monkey wrench, fracturing his
skull. Glason's mother died a few
months ago. and since her death he re-
moved from the country with his ia
ther and came to this city. 1nis is the
second tragedy in the Noblock home
within few weeks, the deceased's in
fant brother having been accidentally
smothered to death in bed on Christ
mas Eve.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
PRESIDENTS EXnCT
DEMHND FOR CUBH
Requires Tariff of II Per Gent. On
Sugar and Tobacco and Seems
Likelu to Get 1t.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-It is now
definitely known just what amount
OF tariff concession the President wants
for Cuba. He demands u cent re-
duction. the exact amount, as figured
by experts, the Cubans need to meet
foreign competition. There is every
indication that he will eventually win.
Speaker Henderson and his support
ers on the Eays and Means Committee
had planned to take up the war rev.
enue reduction next Monday. The
Rules Committee was to Dring in a
rule prohibiting amendments, thus
averting the danger of a Cuban re-
ciprocity rider. The Speaker and his
friends now fear that the Republicans
who favor reciprocity will Join with
the Democrats, reject the rule and add
reciprocity clause to the bill. The
detection of twenty Republican would
be necessary TO 40 this. 1t is salu the
Democrats have been assured of al
most double at many votes,
A poll of the Republican members
OF the House is now being made. II it
be foun. there are as many as twenty
who will act with the Democrats, a
caucus will be called and an attempt
made to gag .ne recalcitrants by pro-
viding for Republican action as a unit.
Meanwhile the tax repeal bill will be
held back until seems safe to re.
port it.
Senator Spooner. from a sub-cdn-
mittee. today reported to the Foreign
Relations Committee that the treaty
making power lies alone with the
President and the Senate and that the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13

Yesterday the men in ,bo
whose work Mr.. Finley directo.S
SO many years presented him u r',.
sohd silver tea set as an apnrso,n. ~.
OF his unfailing courtesy and Eins. a.
at all times. they also presentaa u, ,
Finley with a beautiful TORTOISE .
toilet set. i'he ladies Of Mrs t,n1
social set also presented her wi, viz
magnificent Navajo blanket wit
Mrs. Finley and her mother will
Phoenix for few weeks before o.
to Los Angeies. but Mr.. Finleve e>
go on to his new sphere OF use,,,
tonight. Few men have left Tucso,
late years, who will be as much rJ, nv,
as Jim Finley. but all his old fri. fri,
hope that his cnange OF base viii @ .,
with 1t happiness and prosperity
him and his.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
TURF TOPICS.

Sister Alice. 2:l0h. Is a prospect
2.l0 performer for 1901.
Charles Marvin Is reported to h,
given up hopes that Battlesign. 81,
will ever race again.
James Golden will campaign sta
In the grand circuit this season for
trst time In several years.
The fastest mile In n race M 10 a
this season Is 2:l7. by the PAGER Ae
by Camp. at Trinidad. Colo. May %
Critics who have seen her work
Wheaton. Ills. consider the green N
Sarah. In Jim Ramey's string. a com
star.
The track at Holton. Kan. Is he
changed from q kite to regulat
shape. The kite mania has euilr
died out.
Patti. 2:24A. dam OF Rena r. 81,
owned by DIR. II. J. Meyers of Sagiu.
Mich. has foaled bay colt by B,
wilkes. 2:20A.
The Caleshur: entry list shows h
Arena. 2:liA. the Kalamazoo Far
noted son Of Alcaniara. is To be on,
y PAGER this year. Ne Is one OF
nominations iu the Illinois stake
2:20 PAGERS.
The 2-year-old ally BIddy. by
election. that showed such extreme p
ing speed. an eighth in 14A seconds,
the recent Cleveland sale. Ia out
irish Lady. she by Wilkes Boy. 20
out Of Daf'Ta. sister Of Mambr
Dudley. 2:i0%.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
Pick and Drill
Mill and Srnelter.

Landers, of the Newbury Mining Com
pany. have completed their inspection
of the company's properties, situated
in the Mineral Hill district, and are
well pleased with the showing made
by development work So well pleased,
in fact. that they will Immediately
order a gasoline hoist and push ex-
ploration work with all speed posi-
BILE. The VEIN at the bottom of the
200-foot shaft on the Mount Lander
claim, in addition to it's copper con-
tents, carries high gold and silver va
lues. The same condition may be con-
fidently expected in the Newbury and
East Newbury shafts when they reach
the same depth.-Florence Blade.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-02-13
NEW POWER PLANT.

The machinery for the new electric
plant OF the Arizona Company is ex-
pected to arrive shortly and viii be at
once installed 1t will furnish power
for the new cCncentrator, the new store
and light the various mines Of the
company and later on will also furn-
ish power to run the ore trains. The
installation of such an electric pant is
an indication OF the solid character Of
the work being done by this company
one of the Oldest producers of copper
in Arizona .-Morenci Standard.
THE NEWBURY GROUP.
President Brown and Secretary