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Evening star., 1902-01-17

HAVE BUILT so BRANCH STORES.
The uniform good quality and moderate
price of our teas and coffees. c. D. Kenny
Co., 10 city stores
Evening star., 1902-01-17

John R. Kelly. New York Roast Beef
Delmonico Steak and Calls Liver. West
End Mkt, 22d and p SITS. Center Mkt, 9th
st. wing, and Western Mkt, 21st and X sts
Evening star., 1902-01-17

IF YOU PAY 35c. A POUND
For Coffee why not have the best at the
price-''Congressions Coffee 1t is supe-
rior to many brands costing more. 35c. lb.
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.'S Stores.
Evening star., 1902-01-17

The Old Virginia Antique Furniture
Company have decided to close out their
entire stock, without reserve. at C. q,
Sloan & Co.'S auction rooms, sale COM
mencing January 28.-Advt.
Evening star., 1902-01-17

Try Reisinger's Ice Creams 81 gal; soc 1agaI.
Charlotte Russo. Phone Main 3O72 235 G ST.
Evening star., 1902-01-17

We sell Sugars at cost; Brazilian Coffees,
roasted, at Pic: the Best Ceylon Teas,
Pedang-Java, Arabian Mocha, Old Dutch
Stock, at Jacob Boors, 10 1th st. NV.
Evening star., 1902-01-17
"This is the Place."

Car tickets given with every dollars
worth purchased at the square stand"
Kammerer Bros, West End Mkt. Fruits,
Vegetables and Home-dressed Poultry. 1ts
Evening star., 1902-01-17
FLOWERS FOR DIN

Our No. l. a choice mark of Butterine, at
lac. Jacob Bool's, 20 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1902-01-17
Miller & KrS~mann

VIII have a nice selection of Dove Brand
Hams; also full supply of Ostmann's Home
made Sausage, Pudding and Scrapple. Beet
Clipped fresh at all times. Center and K
ST. markets it,
Evening star., 1902-01-17

LOWENTHALS FURNITURE HOUSE,
1O14 ITH ST Beg to announce to my many
friends and former patrons that I am now
located at my branch store, 1014 7th St
NV, one square above the new city library
A new stock of Handsome Bed Room Fur
niture awaits Your inspection
Evening star., 1902-01-17

KEANE'S WASHINGTON-DRES
BEEF AND LAMB ARE THE FINEST.
There will be an unusually attractive ex-
hibit tomorrow. Don't miss it. All stock is
carefully selected. slaughtered and dressed
with special care. Reasonable prices. 35-51
Center Market and Wholesale Row.
Evening star., 1902-01-17

Studer's Choice Flowers the Arlington
Flower Store, sos VT. ave. and ia 18th n. w
Evening star., 1902-01-17

EVERY PALATE APPRECIATES
Schneider's Malt Bread. After the un-
NaIatable products which often pass for
hrss,. it is a delight to use it. Most whole
sa,,Se and delicious made. At grocers', sc.
Evening star., 1902-01-17
DOVE BRAND

DOVE BRAND SMOKED MEATS
Have held first position for years; never
better than right now; sweet, mild and
juicy. All markets and noted stores.
Evening star., 1902-01-17
Tomorrow.

Special sale for Sat: Select Sugar-cured
Hams at 1212c. Jacob BOors, I29 9TH St NV.
Evening star., 1902-01-17

S1.25 to baltimore and Return via II.
& o. R. r., Saturday and Sunday, January
IS and 10, tickets good returning until fol-
lowing Monday. Good on all trains except
ROYAL Limit ed d-AdVt
Evening star., 1902-01-17

Don't Fail to Obtain Car Tickets
From with every purchase amounting to
81. Dove Smoked Meats, Ostmann's Pure
Pork Sausage, Loeffier's Famous Sausage,
Cooked Ham and Tongue VIM, jr., and
J. J. Miller, West End Market, 22d sts. :
Evening star., 1902-01-17

FLtJW FUN
or other functions are always satisfactory,
both In quality and price, IL obtained from
]. r. FREEMAN, 612 18th st. NV.
Phone 1924
Evening star., 1902-01-17

Spicy, Fragrant Carnations,
Large. Well-developed, long-lasting blooms
at the Flower Shop, 1926 Conn., ave-Adyt
Evening star., 1902-01-17
Am Ancient Foe

To health and happiness is Scrofula-as ugly as
ever since time immemorial.
It causes punches In the neck, dishgures the
skin, infames the mucous membrane, wastes the
muscles. weakens the bones, reduces the power Of
resistance to disease and the capacity for recovery
and develops into consumption.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
win rid you of 1t. radically and permanently. as
It has rid thousands.
Evening star., 1902-01-17

Reliable Sewing Machine Repairing at
The Domestic Office, Z & H. c. Auerbach
Send Postal. Phone East 100.
ja13-m,w,f-tf
Evening star., 1902-01-17
sold BraddOck" Maryland Rye fs Rec.
commended for Medicinal Purposes

by reason of it's uniform quality-absolute
purity and old age. Keep a bottle on hand
AT grocers', cafes, clubs. Jas. Clark Distill-
ing Co, d. P. Mccarthy, Mgr 61o Pa ave
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15


tag mad bier aurid. 9. &ebs
tau,p uon Der bieiisen Sirma Stunbe=
bed & 60. besab ii9 Oienitas in &C.
iddftsanselesenbeiten mad st. gloub ;
bessleiden bic 9erren Sos. Often
BORT unb Sen. 9oblmann pom bier.
GER Srant Mobs bat iein N0bel
seiddft an 6errn Sobn 8orserbins
tdufi9 absetreten; Der reue gisenz
tbamer pirb ieinen gntel Nler 8ro=
fer ais @ei@dftsfibrer aniteaen. =
aesten Samitas lit bier bas neun
Sabre ate. Eo9ter9en Der Samilie
Sobn Woris an Der Nus3ebruns
~geitorben. = Wdbren6 bes CUR
3eit In ct. gloub itattinbenbeu
Wtai : &reisseri@tstermins bat &C.
ri9tsf9reiber germ. Wiaer ben Germ
Srant Deiner uon bier als ieinen gis
iiitenteu anseiteut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Di5sefan =Wabrtsbten.
Yrimi3 in Yier3 uas NiQersile.

Dus Seit gbriti Simmelfobrt se=
i~taltete ii@ fur bic ct. Soiepb's &C.
meinbe in Yiers gu einem gang beion=
berS erbabenen. Der am /. Scat fur
bic ct. gloub Oi63eie semeibte bo9w.
9err Matbias 8iQmapr bra9te bort
iein Gritlinssopfer bar. gu Der beb=
rem Seier ftr6mten pon nab uub fern
anbd9tise berbei, 10 baB bas serdu=
mise unb berrli9 sei@midte @ottess
baus beim gintritt bes Neaprieiters,
uel9er tn feierli@er Projeiton pon
Der bo@w. @eiitli@feit, benz ct. Sos
iepbsuereiu uub elmer S@aar meibse=
tleibeter Mdb9en unter ben Rldnseu
ber Msram Muittapeue pom Yfarrs
baule absebolt murbe, anseiilIt mar.
8eim feierli@en Amte aiiiitirten BEN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Primi3tanten bo@w. 9err Ortspfare
rer 2arl Pfeiffer ais gr3pviefer.
bo&w. SER @ilbelut S@einer aIs
Otafon, bo@w. P. @erner, .. g.
g., als Subbiafon, FIR. xaper, D.
g. g., unb ber Tbeolose Muauff
Pla@ta als geremoniare. SIN @anc=
tuarium tnieten bodm. 9err Ssbu
Sanb BON aaitrup, Der Sbeolose Pe=
ter Brennp pen ct. Sobns unb bedbw.
9err Wm. 9anse pon gudman, MEL
der In elmer %iorsfdltis auiammense=
fte1ten grebist bas @irfen bes prie=
tiers fur bas Seelenbeil bes Menj9em
uon belien 8iese bis gum @rabe ibif=
berte. Na@ Der prebist ertbeitte Der
Primi3iant ben Sesen. Na9 Der .ir=
hrinsli@en &ir9enfeier murbe i'm arei=
ie Der Mitbriber unb Sreunse bes.
bodw. Neupriefters bas Seitmabl ge=
noiien. Gbenbs 7 l1br murbe feier1
li9e Maianba9t unter slei9er alfi=
itens wie am gormittase sebalten.
Oas b~iesidbriseg brifti 6immeliabrts=
Ooppelfeit wirb ben @emeinbemitslie=
bern pon Pier5 sepiS re@t LANCE in
~freubiser Grinneruns bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Ser bier mobnenbe SO. 50. 3ep
nolbs bat feline 200 Nder umfafenbe
Tarm einem semtHen 6. s. @rabp
uon Solep fur $4,000 u~ertauft; er
wirb bieie Wo@e nod benz State
Oregon reiien unb cine Sarm be3te=
ben, bic er baielbit fdufli@ eritanben
bat. 81. $ Qpn9 lit uersansene
Wo@e in Der Nbii9t mad Oregon &c.
reit, ii@ balelbft nod eiuem paiienben
Stid 2anb umauieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

S &ommenbsu Sonntas feiert bic
tatb. &ir9e bas bobe Yfnsitfet.,
Sn Der gatbebrale mtrb Der bo9w'fe
6err Biidof Srobec morsens um 10
l1br pontifisiren urb abenbs balb s
ubr 9ontlfica!uesper balten, mad nell
der Der bodw. Carbohydrates 3d.
Sones in guslii9 prebtsen mirb.
Seim 6o6amte in Der ct. gloub H.
6. Stride mirb cine ;msi 8o9en an=
bauernbe 81. Wiiiion fur iene 9e=
meinbe er6fnet, bic uon ben bo6w.
Seiuitenpdtern u. por Sasas &aslit
uno Sos. Sorbans aus 9rairie Sn
@bien, isis, seleitet mirb. Die er=
tie Wiilionsmo9e mirb Ben Srauer
unb Sunsfrauen unb bic speite ben
Wdnnern unb Sinslinssn sstteu.
geim amte am bo@bl. Efinsitfefte
mirb in alien &irdsn bic go0ette fur
ben fl. @ater erboben merben.
S SIM ct. Senebicts : Gonueut gu
ct. Soiepb lit am Samltas, moblpor=
bereitet auf ben uupermeibliden Gang
in bic gmisfett, bic ebrm. S9meiter
8albina @alus, 8. g. g., in elm
beiieres sSenleits abberufen morben.
Die pc, iterbene aloiterfrau sdblte erff
81 Sable, BON benen tie bic feds leb=
ten ibrem bimmlilden grdutisam inn
Srbens itanbe mibmete. Cine 3eit
lang mar tie i'm st. 8apbael's sos
pital gu ct. gloub tbdtis. Montag
fanb bic 8eerbisuns itatt. M6se fe
ruben in Srieben!
S Sim bo9bl. Pfnsitfefte mirb in
Der pom bo4w. 9errn u. arst patio
rirteu ct. 9auls air9e gu Saut Gem
ire bas i@6ne unb erbebenbe Set Der
grten 81. &inbertommunion in feier=
li@iter @eiie besansen. = eesteu
Sountas empfinseu in Seem Muni9
aus Der 6anb ibres Seellorsers, bes
bo@w. P. SEQ, 8. g. g., "a 3inber
bic grite bl. Communion.
S 9o@w. P. @erner Sdneppen=
beim, .. g. g., pom Der ct. Sobn's
Abtei, Sobn Der CUR Yiers 0emeinbe
seb0risen Sauilie 9einri9 S9aepz
penbeim, wirb am %. Stunt tn ieuer
Orti@aft bas Seft ietner Yrimi3 In
lfeierli@fter @eiie beSebeH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Chen 8aqea.

Wit 80 sesen Is Stimmen enti9ie>
ben it9 uniere Burger fur 9eraussaz
buns zines Bomb i'm getrase uen
$4,000 CUR anlesuns zines @afers
merfes in unierem giqase. Die Be-
binsunsen Der Propoftion ieben Dor,
baB uon ben S@anflisenssebibren &c.
mug @elb CUR settle selest werbe, I'm,
bic Bombs, wte fe fd0is merben, aus=
suslei9en. Dteies Sabr nod pirb bas
Stdbt@eu nit benz @aiIerwert uerle=
BEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Yeter &0nis, wel@er als Siermaz
sentreiber in Oieniten bes 9errn Sid.
6eiueu .anseftent mgr, bat cine Stel=
lung als 8u@tabrer Far Bite 6ammsz
Brauaelenidaft In gaft @ranb forts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15

Htdt nur fur bic gltern unb Sc
i9uiter bes bo9m. Yrimisianten M.
8utala ionberu fur bic gauge Sc
meinbe, mel9e in benz Neuprieiter ei>
men ibrer beiten Sobne adtet unb ebrt,
muroe bas b~iesidbrise gbriiti Sim=
m~elfabrtsfet gu einem boppelten Sren=
bentase. Inter benz @eldute Der
8loden wurbe morsens 10 u6r Der
Primi5iant pom ct. Soiepb's=W dn=
neruereir, pom Soriteruerein, elmer
Sdaar weibsetleibeter Wdbden unb
Der bo@m. @eiftli9teit pom gltern=
bauie in bic fetli@ seidmidte Stride
seleitet, mo Der be9m. 9err unter
aifftena bes bo@m. gfarrers Ml. Ra=
fer als Presbpter, bes bo9m. P. III
to, 8. g. g., pom ct. Sobns alS
Oiaton unb Der Sbeolosen greper unb
&reis ais Subbiaton unb geremoniar
Soft benz Serrn iein erites 81. WeB-
opfer barbra@te. Ser bo9m. Sene=
bictiner alto belt cine pon Screen
tommenbe unb gu 9ersen sebense 6e5t=
prebist. @obl an, meiiten ribrenb
mar BEL Der FL. 9anbluns iener aff,
ais Der Primisiant ieinen gltern unb
Serwanbten bic FL. Communion reid
te. Dur9 berrliden, EDIT tir9li9en-
9eians murbe bic i96ne Seier beber=
tenb seboben. Ra@ Der 81. Wefe'
besaben ii@ bic Serren 9eiitli9en un~
ter gesleituns Der @ereine nod benz
6auie bes Serrn Matbias gutala,,
uo unter ben aldusen Ser s. @dses'
Wufttapelle bic gum Sefmabl gr=
ltienen ben inueren Weniden itdrt=
ten. Na@mittass 8 l1br belt Der
bo9w. Neupriefter unter slei9er aii=
iten5 mie beim Nute @esper unb Mai=
anbadt unb ertbeilte gum S9luB ben
latramentalil9eu Sesen. M6ge 1ein
Wtrfen als grieiter in Der Sioae5e
st gloub wte au9 bas bes bodm.
germ 8iGmapr etn tets pon Soft se=
lesnetes fem!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Tale9.

Sobn al6re@t bat iein 9otel lem
nabe bieier Orti@aft mobnenben Tar=
mer Sobn 9enrp fur $4,000 fdufti9
absetreten. Dos @runbitid auf mel=
dem bas gourtbaus itebt, uirb sez
ebuet unb nit @ras beidt. = Sobn
Outing bat iein Messersei@dft BEN
8. Wbtte pom Big Cafe uertauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
Nep Yaanesbiae.

Nd9ften Samaas ruerben bic gut=
terma9er pom Stearns County BIER
etne County Nfsciation srinben. Ote
BrofeHoren Sdder unb Wbite non Der
Staats= Nderbauidule werben susesen
iein, INN gortrdse gu bolten unb iber
bic aussetelIte Butter gu urtbeileu.
Ser bieiise Commercial Club bat ets
men Breis ausselest fir ben Butter
nader, seiien 5abrttat ais has bette
beflarirt mirb. Ni9t Bios Butterma:
der, ionbern ale, welde Sntereiie an
bieiem grmerbssmeis baben, iinb bel
Der geriammlung miatommen. Oie=
lelbe wtrb obne !3meifel etne lebrreide
lein. = Sarmer Sris S9uls, melder
Dor lsds Sabren pom Oeutidlanb bier
eintraf unb ii9 auf elmer bret Weilen
pom bter selesenen Sarm nieberlieb,
1T am Wasentrebs s~eitorben. Weit Der
Wittme betrauern ieds &tnber ben Sob
bes 8aters. -Ote slei9fals bier per=
ftorbeue frau S. &ii1inser binterldBt
ibrem 10 i9per seprifteu 9atten adt
ainSer. = Der etma % Sabre ate
gaspar Shulte. melder als &elIne,
in Dieniteu bes 9rn. S1neiber itanb,
itarb an Der @ebirnent3inouns uni
wurbe Sreitas in ben S9oB Der grbt
sebettet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-05-15
ct. Ni9olas.

St. JCtQOlQH.
@etraut murben BIER Oienitas Wsr=
gen mdbrenb zines pom unierem bo9w.
Pfarrer &. SaBbinb sebaltenen grautz
amtes 9err Soiepb s. arnolb, mels
der als Sle9idmieb IN Oteniten bes
9errn Sris Meper 81 Chen @auep
itebt, NIT SRI. Srancis Berger aus
bieier @emsinbe. SIM trauten &reiie
uon 8ermanbten unb Sreunben fanb
nod Der tirdliden Setter i'm 9aule Der
Mutter Der 8raut elm id6nes Sod
seitsfeit ftatt, bas gum @ntbteten Der
bersli9ften @lidmini6e ieitens Der
9O@seitssdite beitens aussenust rpur=
be. Dem slidli9en paare, bas ietz
men 9eerb tn Chen 8alep srinben
wirb, uinjdt Der vNorbitern" aus
sanaem 6ersen Slid unb Seseu auf
allen 8eseu. = CUR Sreube ieiner
Inseb0risen unb ieiner Sreunbe fommt
aus Stem Yapnesui0e, mo er ii9 nod
INNER I'M Or. 8ilon's hospital be-
finbet, bic Na9ridt, baB Der 3uitanb
bes ertrantten Ben. Biuis ii@ berart
sebellert bat, baB er gu ben beiteu
6oHnunsen auf cine ii9ere 9ene-
Jung bes iunsen 8iuis beredtist. =
Sc gebt bas @erebe, baB unier aQbe
ltebter 8utterma9er Sran3 Gnberle,
mel9er fouimenben Samitas selesent=
LID Der Seriammlurs Der 8utterma:
der unleres County in Seem Yapnes=
pile als Steiner a~uffteten mirb, it9
nod einsm @runsftid umiiebt, auf
benz CT etne 8obnuns erri9tsn gu lai=
fen semilff lsin ious In FER er it9 nit
elmer 0ebenssefdbrtin in sic Sreuben
bes bf. @beitanbes tbeileu wirb. =
9err Sid. S9retner besab ii9 Sam.
flag mad st gloub unb pom bort
mad ct. Nusuta, 100 er Bel gerwanb=
ten unb Sreunben ben Sonntas uers
bradte. Nm Wontas iteIte er it@
als @roB% Jeidmorener in CT. @loub.
Neu Yaanesbiae.
~ l. n-I
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-30
Senator CIark's Automobile.

The racing automobile of Senator W. A. Clark of Montana seems likely to become famous. It is said to be the fastest machine in the country, but its speed is not the most notable thing about it. Gossip accuses it of constantly and hagrantly violating the speed laws of the District of CO lumbia, and the combined efforts of the police of the city and of the capi- tol are unable to curb it. The capi- tol police have charge of the drives and grounds about the halls of con gress, and it is in this neighborhood that the violations are said to occur. Chief Sylvester has served notice upon the authorities lon the hill' that the speed of Clark's machine and that owned by Senator Elkins must be reduced. But the chauffers, both imported from France, feel secure in the powerful influence of their en- ployers. and treat the police to Gal lie jibes There is brisk rivalry be- tween these men, by the way, and, after they have deposited their en- ployers at the entrance of the senate they cannot refrain from an i'm. promptu race down the wide sweep which swings around the capitol. Senator Clark has number of ma chimes. His new racer was built es- pecially for him, being imported from France at cost of S10,000. Repre- sentative Oliver Belmont of New York is also given % automobile rae ing and only last week his machine and driver were hauled before the po- lice court for breaking the speed regulations.-New York Post.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-30
SKULL VALLEY AND KIRKLAND.

The marriage of Tom Howell and the popular and efficient teacher of the Kirkland school was in the nature of a surprise here. Mrs. Howell nee Taylor, taught two very successful terms in Kirkland. The writer flat ters itself that mentioning Mir. How ells predicament in these items has something to do with softening the heart of the fair schoolmarm. Our loss is Toms gain.
 The Big , Placer company have a man at work on their large iron tank, fitting it to hold water. It will hold many thousand gallons and is placed on an eminence from which the waters can be conducted over their large holdings of placer claims. Messrs. Gooch and Emery have spent over $500 on their well alone, exclusive of rightly adapted machinery for the purposes intended. Their camp is a model of neatness and order, and all labor, so far, has brought good re- suits.
 I regret to report the departure of Charles Mater, longtime honored and industrious miner of this sec ton. He formerly owned large DOT ton of the Big } Placer company's $ holdings.
 Copper Basin Wash is again occu- pied by placer miners from source (almost) to its mouth.
 Henry Gohrman has a groUp of claims above the Big , camp and is sinking a shaft and we'll through the deep sands, and above him are nu-, merous and sundry miners at work while below the Big 5 runs quite a ways down.
 Aaron Stull raised over six tons of potatoes on the Crapo farm last year on the tule swamps. He is prepar- ing three acres af the same kind of land for potatoes this year and ex poets to double his output with the help of a regular steady hired man.
 The newly married man, Harley Miller, is said to be very busy plant ing the Old Jake Miller farm, where he and wife now reside.
 Charley Miller is engaged on one of the farms on the Miller estate and making things hum.
 Hay Qast crop is about sold of in the valley. Mrs. Shupp is said to be the only one having hay to sell.
 Skull valley station is said to enjoy a young boomlet. Ed Hall of Pres colt has started a store there and Bert Ehle and another man from Flagstaff have started a saloon.
 s. B. Carter is reported as having a large amount of freighting to do from Kirkland to the Boaz mine tor what sounded like that, where they are pushing things to commence large operations.
 John Morris is developing pros pect near the United States property, which is said to promise good re- suits. LILY DALE.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-30
OEPART1IENT OF THE INFERIOR,

I NEB BAh lAENl OF LIE lN lEhlOh. D General Land Office, Washington. D. C., April 9th. 1902. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids, directed to the Commissioner of the General Land Office. will be received by the Receiver of Public Moneys at the |. :. Land Office. at Prescott. Arizona. up to and including the 5th day of June. 1902. for the purchase. under the provisions of the Act of June 4. 1887. 60 Stat. 5i-36). of all dead timber suitable for timber or lumber. and a sufficient amount of matured living timber 10 make, with the dead timber aforesaid. 5000 feet B. NJ. of mining timbers; all dead timber on the tract not suitable for lumber or timber but sound enough for wood, estimated to make. with the tops of the green timber. if any. cut 1000 cords of wood, to be cut and taken from a tract of unsurveyed land in the Prescott Forest Re serve Arizona, approximately Section Is, Tp. r N.. R. l w.. on what is locally known as the 'Mesa.' No bid of less than 800 per thousand feet for timber and 25 cents per cord for wood will be considered. a de- dosit of S25000 must accompany each bid. and payment in full of the approximate value of the timber must be made to the l}l- ceiver within 70 days from date of notice Of award. or may if the bidder so elect at time of making bid, be made iu three equa! pay menfs within 90. 60 and 90 days. respectively. from date of such notice. The bidder agrees llst) to comply with the rules and regulations governing forest reserves: t2nCl to submit all timber to measurement by the forest officers before removing the same; t3rd) pay in advance for all timher before cutting the same: l4th) cut only on the cut ting area agreed upon; l5th) cut only dead timber and so much living timber as shall be marked for cutting by the officer iu charge before cutting; l6thl clean up the slash according to regulations: f1thi ob- serve such other minor re. .ulatious and con ditions as are involved in tha application in this particular e, se; iothJ execute a contract and bond emb0cy yilC the conditions of this case. Timber on valid mining or other claims will be reserved from sale. Timber unsold may be purchased on the pre5suta- tf0n of petition therefor within one year without further advertisement. Purchasers failing to remove timber within one year from date of notice of award. forfeit pur- chase money and right to timber uIre- moved. unless an extension or time is granted. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved. BISGEE HERMANN. Com missioner.
 First pub. April 90. 1g02-w.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1902-04-30
CRIPPLE CREEKS Bic MINE.
History of the Property Which John Hays Hammond Recently Re-
 ported Adversely on.

The Daily Mining Record of Colo rado Springs, Colorado, prints the following statement of facts regard ing the Independence mine of Grip pie Creek, Colorado. which is again the subject of much comment, owing to the unfavorable report recently made by Mir. John Hays Hammond on it's present condition;
 "The Independence mine was To- cated July f, 1891, by Winfield Scott StFatton. It was operated privately by AIr. Stratton until its transfer to Siratton's Independence, Ltd, of Losdon, May l, 1899. The mines production from 1891 to the end of 1898 is placed at u.694 tons of a valnc of S3,S37, ,36O. It is safe, there fore. 10 estimate the gross production of the Independence to the date of transfer at SI,OC1O00.
 ",,,Ir. Siratton was paid Sl0,000,000 for ihe mine
 TT A. Rickard the consulting en- gineer for the purchaser, placed the mines reserve in 1899 at 10000 tons, valued at s6,7l2,OOO. He added to his report an estimate that the mine would produce SS,000,000 from the ground then developel.
 The mine has produced for the English owners approximately SS,- 5D0,000, making total gross produc- tion of approximately S12,500000.
 Mir. Stratton has estimated his pro- fits derived by operation of the Inde- pendence at S2, 100000. The English company has paid dividends to the amount of S3,1S7,O 900 out of a gross production of SS,50O,OOO. The total profits, therefore, amount to S5,587,- GOO.
 The former owner developed ore to a depth of 800 feet. Ore was not opened below this point by the new OhIlCio uutil bWO lodIs dilcI scCuilllS the property. Good ore was found at 900 feet and some at greater depth. The shaft is now down to vertical depth of 400 feet.
 John Hays Hammond became consulting engineer for Stratton's In dependence in 1901. His first re- port, showing not quite S2,500,0O0 worth of ore in sight, caused the first sensation and big break in the shares. It followed a report of Rickard in which that gentleman had stated that the reserves amounted to Sl3,O00,000. MT. Hammond's subse- quent reports has been consistent, al though unduly pessimistic and in definite"
 In another article about this pro perty the Mining Record says the main ore shoot of the Independ- ence has passed into the Portland's ground.