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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
DOMESTIC.

George II. Phillips, the "ex. Corn
Ming of Chicago. was again fnan-
ciaiy embarrassed, aud his deals were
closed ont.
Judge Lacombo in the Uu;ted States
Court, 1T New York City. uohcld the
Percy -SrGy law leg2lizing betting at
VacetracSs bat not in pccnooms.
Iii and alone. Mrs. Marie Cr:stol.
aged seyenty-two years. was burned
to death 1t her home in MariCnette.
Wis.
y year in jail and fine of $1,000
each was the sentence gwen al Helena.
Mont, to Samuel Garvin ard Eoiier;
f.. Lee, cattlemen, convicted cG thaf:.
After fatally shooting his vire and
her sister. EDWARD Cheney, of Gales
burg, Ill, killsd himself.
Forest fires have ragged in the Tusi-
kamp district OF Indian Territory.
1t was unotiicially reported that the
United States Steel Corporation llad
bought the Fox works, ut Joliet. III.
The poStoiIice and contents AZ Chick
rmauga, Ga, Were destroyed by ire.
BY falling into street gutter Mich.
ard y. Moran, wealthy, was sufocatcd.
1T Middietown, n. y.
Fears of an uprising among the
Cheyenne Indians of Montana were
diSpelled.
Tie north half OF the Opera House
block ut Fayette, Nc. was DESTROYED
by fire, causing an aggregate loss OF
$4,000.
1t was announced IN Wall Street that
rival corporation with S3o,0O00o0
capitol would enter the field occupied
by the Pressed Steel Car Company.
Three coiored children were burned
to death in Springfield. Va. while their
mother was away III work
Mrs. Susanna penuock. who is TWEEN
ty-one years Old, ut So. Louis. NO.
gave bir,h 10 Ecr third set of twins.
Homer Bliss. aged twonty-cour. con
v!cted OF numbering his father. near
Mt clements, Mich. was sentenced to
imprisonment Cor Ike.
Harvard University ran behind
S32i 80 fo" the year cnd.ag Iuly 81.
l99l. due 10 IN increase IN construction
ncGoCny. To'gl receipts FOR the year
were $2,2GT ,eJ4.
Charles Dean Kimhan was inaucur.
ated Governor OF Rhode Island. vice
William Gregory died in Office.
Sydney Lascelles, n noted swin.Tcr.
known as Lord Walter 3eresfovd, was
arrested in Boston, Mass.
Colonel Frank T. ireland, former
Mayor OF Lincoln, Neb.. died from the
effects or n fall received while wail,-
ing In his sleep.
The Pension Board ut Bloomington
Ill discovered that Veteran George w
Hurst. OF Lexington, has his heart
Oh the right side instead OF the left.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
CORNER IN EGGS.
Western Supply Kept Down While the
Now IorIS Price Goes Uo.


New York Citv.-Thc price OF cc,-s
has been climbing upwards for the past
few weeks under what is described in
the market rs Il corner engineered by
Armour y Co. and the Swifrs. The
marAetmen scout iae idea that ihe
hens have struck. While the hens ale
perhaps not working full time. they
are none The less turning ouC n fair
winter average of goods 1t IL Il cor
rer. pure and simple. say the market
men, and there is nothing in si~ht
this side of the pest Easter drop In
""mHnd 30 Indicate that the corner
may collapse.
A corner OF The same kind was tried
last year, but it soon went to pieces.
with the result that eggs Approximately
n year ago were selling from six to
eignt GEMS dozen cheaper than they
are now. You could then buy New
York Safe. New Jersey snd Pennsvl-
vania eggs. which always command
the highest price In this market. at
from twenty-nine to thirty cents. The
same eggs now bring thirty-five and
thirty-SiN cents. Western and Ken
tucky eggs in the early part of Jauu.
ary' 1901. were selling. loss Off, for
twenty-four cents. They are now sell.
ing at thirty-five cents. an increase of
eleven cents dozen. The Indications
now are. un.ess by some unexpected
event the corner Is smashed. eggs
and Western eggs at thGt-Will get to
tprty cents dozen before the coming
Easter
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
IHE CORONATION EMBASSY
Nh;talaw Reid Named as The SnsssaE
Ambassador.
Amy AND NAVY REPRESENTED

General James II. Wilson. L. 8. A.. nv.s
Captain CHARLES =. Clark, Z. =.
fonncr Conn an,ier or the orct-on. s..
lee'ctH-riroc Secretaries Appoiates-
| One "a son oc j. Tierpons aIor~ru.
Washington, II. c. - The Cabirn--
mcctins Tueziay was devoted iar-c7r.
to considering thc appointment of rcv,..
! rescut1t!yes o. this country at tbs, lssya.
| onat!on oc Kin; Edward VIZ. AZ rIa-
conclusion o. tho meeting the fnil.>7n
Ing designations were announced r-r
the Secretary OF STATE.
Special Ambassador wh.teI.,g
Reid, OF New York.
Representative o. tho United States
Arnly-Gercral james Il. Wilson. w.r
Delaware
Representative OF the United St.Hs-.
NaNy-Captain Charles i. Clar!1. s,,i1s.
maudcr q the hxttlcsh;p Oregon cIv1r..
ms the Gnish-American war ANA
now Governor OF the Naval Homo az
Philadelphia
follows:
j. =. Morgan. Jr. son os T. Pierpozx
Morgan, OF New YORK: Edmund ElaS
coin Bayiics. OF New York. and v1I-j
lam Weimore. son OF Senator YeE.s
more. cf Rhode Island.
Three names were considered by thnl
President before making the seIectiori
OF Whitclaw Ec;l tcr special Anihas ssa-,
dor. Two Were those of Mr.. Reid andj
ioYp:cr-Prosident Cleveland, and r. SA
understood that Audrew Carnegie. 3,
was tho third.
Trc hanor VIII he costly one Cnr3
Nr. Reid. who spent S2O,C0J out OF NLs
own POCKET when lie WAS Special En-
N"E Mt Queen Nicto",a's jubilee. Yhrr4y
was an appropriation o. $4,000. f,s1S
Mr.. Reid returned SGCO0 OF this 4, thFS
Treasury. on the ground that cDIy
$500 oi the money was stvIclfYs
cNarSeable rs Government expenses.
III" rest was speut jl entertaining.
generally the dignity os the United:
S,ales. Captain Clari; ana GeuernE
wilson are not wealthy men. bui 2gss
burden o? the expense VIII n 0'esun,aI,Iy,
fall upon Mr.. Reid
Captain Clark Will be np,,
figure in London as enc Of the few
men. perhaps the only man. takfy-s
pa:t III the ceremonies who has 6yuT,ys
III Il S'cat modern naval battle ItTy
c.1IiE, however. the Admirai. scat "
o'ner nations. who have never su-r /,
p2"'dor except in target practice, " v,
t",:2 precedence OF thr man win, r,7.s.
i'@HG"I the Oregon. Considerable r.
@:s IS expressed th"t CaO.aia CiS-s-
.a.-o' 20 as E-GE- t@'.ltal n Ic9sf.
]. NO Is . Nicc-A1mi.al.
-tlAgp"Ss2lor Chcasc VIII moi teoiu,.
cal..Y nave aAy ,Hicial conucciion wiz,
! .,
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
VICTIMS or EARTH U
Hundreds Are Killed and INJURED
in State OF Guerrero, ioo.
Terrific Shock Almost Destroy 10 Town
of ChiipanciuEo-Church c pses
on worshipers Mt Ser

Mexico City. Mexico. & OF tho
most terrible catastrophcs "ccor,l-
cd III ne State OF GuerreI Cured
4 few days ago. a very vi, earth
quake visited Chilpancingo, sing
great loss of life and injurin. many
persons. Details from the dist CT are
very mea gre. but scattering repo'ts in
tlicate that probably 800 persons We're
killed and as many more Injured
It is known that the State C;pitol.
the parish church and many business
houses and residences arc ruins
and that there is much suTeri One
oe the edifices that suffered was
the Federal telegraph Office. this
explains the scarcity OF news has
reached this city so far.
The number OF deaths was er In
the parish church than in an. ;ingle
place. as many wo-shipers wer gath
cred there for the afternoon vice.
The solid masonry roof came ping
down on them, wrenched fr 1 its
bearings.
The War Department has orde the
troops in the neighborhood to lner-
| ate III the work OF rescue. Tn this
NorN is completeu IL VIII pS OSSl-
| blc to learn accurately the nun r OF
! victims. The greater part OF peo-
ple of Chllpancingo are camp. out
unde: trees around the town, W II is
five days journey from the )nal
canitni.
Shocks were felt in many ther
cities and towns. Here the cart AXE
took place at J.1T in the afterno, and
| was OF such violence rs to sh: the
heaviest buildings. The Pan eri-
can Congress was IN session the
time. and many OF the delegate ere
greatly alarmed The first sho vas
short and sharp. 1t was follo' by
an easier oscillatory movement TIL
northeast TO south southwest. iu-
ration was fifty-five seconds he
damage In the city was only slie
The State OF Guerrero has ,ys
been the focus OF seismic disturb es.
Ii Is stated that the shock was Sc,
we're n Chilapa. but no casualt ire
reported from there. In durati he
CnilpancinSo shocl; was less pro ad
than that I'm Me- leo City, lastin ly
fifty seconds.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
euSa.NoeR OF e.LiPMo FORCES
TIC Eastern Part of BatanGas Province
Now raciGed.

Manila, L. 1.-The full surreadc. OF
the forces OF Colonel Mmasigan. VINO,
with Major Cabrera, and Il renegade
priest named Castillo, gave themselves
Up Internationally 10 General Bou.
now condUc, ing thc canpaian against
the Insurgents III BAransas Province,
mas occurred ut Taal.
The insurgents created surprise
by bringing III Sky more rifles than
the authorities tnOaSnt Ma Isigan
cou!d command in the district OF Tcaei,
which lie controlled. The Eiip.ros
who surrendered Included three Colo
ne4s, one Major. tive Captains aud
tW"iye LleuCenanjs. They gave up
2l9 rifles and one cannon. All Cf the
insurgents W no surrendered did so uu-
copdiI.onall.'. General Bell oTGe.ed
the men to be released.
General Eell says the surrender paci-
neS. for the time being. all OF The
eastern part OF Batapgas.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
Guards or For the Boer War.

Iondon.-The bgilliancy OF the Kings
escort OF Life Guards. whose bands
kept constantly playing. was nothing to
what occurred earlier III the day. when
the guards re-enIorcemeniS left their
barracks cnroute for South Africa.
The guardSmen tr.nIped through the
dark streets OF the metropolis Mt 6
o'clock in tnc morning. accompanied by
an uproarious moo OF civilian friends,
singing songs to the accompaniment
of the band. The songs and music.
however. did not drown the crying
of women, who ciung to the necks
and arms OF almost every man OF tbs
contingent.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
DROPPED fRcm WEST FONT.
Many Third md Fourth Class Cadets
Found Deficient.

West Point, y. Y.-The following CO
diets having been found deficient have
been dropped froM the United states
Military Academy. thus creating Vi
carcieS from their respective districts:
Third ClasS-Ichl J. Murphy. New
York; .IOhn c. French. Kansas; James
McGould, at large; Eoyd y. IN, Hi
nois: George W. Nest. Tennessee: Don
aid c. Kimhail. New HaI1uahire; Terry
Il. Ma@hca. Wyoming.
Fourth Class - 1Cona"I $. ArC0!d,
Arkansas: Ralph ~ Code. New Eo".;;
Edward s. Cards. Missouri: George =.
Fox, Pcnnsylv2niG: lloyd Il. Fveudall.
Wyoming: IeXfo.d L. Gardener. Mich.
igan: Iicr0er, J.. Holiistcr. Pennsyl-
vania; William y. Howard. Mich
igan: william c. Kelly. KenNciiy
Raymond a. I.aniGan. New Yor.s; Fob
crt !. McArdelc. New York; NhoWas
L.. Mulvcy, j.. New York; St. Ciai
Newburn, North Cavol!aI; Lewis j.
Schultzc. New York: Thomas \. Smith
Nebraska, and Hewitt l.. Wells. Mich
igan.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
MINOR EVENTS OF THE WEEK
WARRINGTON ITEMS.

Members of the Senate decided to Dc
fer action on the Nicaragua Canal bill
until supplemental report, expected
to favor the Panama route, is received.
An oHtradition treaty between Den
mark and America was signed ct the
State Department.
President Roosevelt referred Rear
: dmiral Schley's appeal 70 Attorney
General Nno:s for 4 legal opinion.
The House passed bin granting the
frankinS privilege to Mrs. McIIiniey.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
FIlEIG-S.

News from South Africa continues to
be favorable 10 the British forces.
Negotiations regarding the amalGa-
nation of iron and steel industries in
England are being carried on.
Senor Jose Teresa Y Miranda. Mex
lean Minister TO Austria Hungary, died
at Vienna.
Il. II. Dobcll, Canadian aiin.stcr
without portfolio. was thrown from his
horse near FolkStonc. England, and
killed.
Lieutenant Theme, OF the German
Army. who killed q student of Halle
University IN duel. was sent to prison
for two years and three months.
An American company is said to
have purchased rights for electric pro-
pulson on canals in England and the
Cohtnent, to transport grain direct
TO the consumers.
Transatlantic steamship men In
London predict that smalmoy scaic
in that city will deter Americans
from attending the coronation tctcs.
Fire i'll wooden house ut Yokohama
japsn, resulted In the Ceath OF twt:ye
occupants and Tie severe burning CT
twenty.
1t is believed in New fourdalnd TIM.
the cabinets o. Great EritIn ami
France are consulting Owe. The Trlaty
Shore question.
NJ. Waidcck- Rousseau opened tic
electoral campaign in France and ey-
pressed the fullest confidence ia the
result OF the Gcnc>al election.
The leading railroads OF EncIand
propose 20 adopt American methc6s az
transportation, aEd heavier freight cara
have been ordered.
SampSon's lace factory, the LARGEST
one in Nottingham, England. WAS Ce.
stroyed 10y fire. The Camage is over
$500.00O.
French c!airls on China seem likely
to be settled. and some o. tEe Powers
have reduced pro raia their allotment
OF Indemnity.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22

GHA"SCcN H. TO a. BUILT
Ncw Cup Challenge Ordered rr,,z>
MIlliGrn VIZ.

London. William F,fc. % Fairiir. IN
tie Clyde. IL to build Sir Tho:n.s I.l,-
tons next challenger for The Arer7
ca : Cup. At Il conference JUS helI
between Sir Thomas and mis- advisers
oeiinlte arrangements were made TS,~
me construction OF the Shamrock wv
ana an order for the new yacht Vv4d
SlNen to and accepted by Mr.. F'irr
George L. Watson las promised To ,A
sist Mr.. Fife in The construction ,,r
the yacht. The Shamrock III. is 70 u,
ready carly in the spring OF 1903.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
SAYS GUILTY Tc SAVE ANoTf
INDIANA Man Goes tc Prison Rather
Bctray = Friend

I1Dorte. Ind.-A,bert Gilmore.
RECENTLY postmaster in Sout
diana End nembpi of leading
iiv. win bc received in the Mic
City prison In few days to ser
indeterminate sentence ior morse
ing. Gilmore male no deiehsc
ecigncd guilty In oraer 10 saw
real criminal. who was MS irlent
Auence brought IT, pear on u
COLD MOI shake his decision to
D,,son 70 sava a man who onct
Ge,riended him.
The court, in v'eW o. the pi
euiltv. passed sen .ence. but wit
feyeionmen+ az the facts which
- win nroyc GilmIn's innocence.
evnor Durnin will be asked 10 p
him.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
Soldier Exccuted M Csnn

General Chaffee has Informed fpe
War Department al Washington OF tbo
execution of Phiucas Foutz. n fo11p~r
American soldier. ut Cebu. Foutz yves
tried several months ago on charge &c
murder and rape. He was convict,..s
ana sentenced to death An apDe.,I
was made to the President. who t.
fused to commute the sentence. FoutT.
VINO was from Zanesvillc. Ohio. is lhA
first American soldier to suffer tho
death penalty as n result of the war IN
the PhiliDDines
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
CHINA CRATEFU. TO AMERICA
Einprsss ID wager T., pr .sses Thanks For
ProtectiOn OF FJrbiiden CITY.

Washington. ID. C.-Mr. WI the Chi.
nese Minister. has handed to Secretary
Hay the following edict, transmitted
TO hin by Wei-Wu-Pu. in Pekin, In
cable message.
"@y order OF Her Imperial Majesty.
the Empress Dowagcr. we issue the
following cdict: During the disturb.
auces caused by the Boxers last GEAR.
the American commanding officers is
sued strict orders to their trcous to
use strenuous efforts to protect the
buildings within the Forbidden CITY.
ms was an act OF friendship worthy
OF imitation. for which we feel ey-
tremeIy gratified and grateful We
therefore instruct Wu Tin~.FoDr ia
convey our expression OF thanks
through the Secretary of State to His
Exceilcncy the President OF tho United
States"
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
KING THINKS WAR NEAR END.
Endorses the Report That Declaration
of Peaco IL Pending

I'ondon.-King Edward has added
lie royal Endorsement to the belief
.urrent among the public that an early
declaration OF peace IN South Africa
nay be anticiuatcd. The war now
night be regarded 90 approaching The
nd were the words used 10y His
iaJesiy in addressing the officers OF
he Guards after reviewing q draft OF
zoo of the G.enadiors. C0ldstrcams
nd Scots Guards vino Were about 10
iart for South Africa The Kings
pe2ch Otherwise WAS not important.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
SKIPPER STUCK BLIND.
Took Mate aJonir to Run From
IuGios to swfoundIand.

g John's \. F.-The French
Njoroue,.:ta from the West Indi
< p'cYwe NIicueISn. has put IN
poi.e Tewcoundlond, after q pa
NJ fhiriv 1ovs. during which the
w,s eho-s ~ food and water.
.hren DAYS ont the captain. the
,nvi~a,or. ON hoard, was struck
rho mate sailed ihe bark nortl
fortunately made lahd IN hne we
Fishermcn plloted the MarS
into Ia Pole. whefc new capital
been obtained.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
OUR ADOPTED ISLANDS.

United States Senator Hear intro
duced resolution providing Tor .re-
clal committee to Investigate auairs
in the Philippines.
United States Senator Mason adyo-
Gated reciprocity With Cuba.
Merchants in Manila, p. l.. were
desi".ous o. 4 change in the present
inincial system.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
ST. Louis Has Suicide Record.

The Rev. William Elmer read
paper on Suicide" before the EHiscf
pal clergynen OF st. Louis. Mo. IS,
which he declared that from statisttcs
he had compiled st. Louis IS shown -
have larger number of suicides u,,r
100000 population than any o.her cir-g
in tho United States. The figures. ~.
cordinS TO his compilation. were - IS
ner 100000
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
Norwegian Farlners I'm poli,ic,

The Norwegian Farmers Uniou.
which has existed since 1896 as non
political organization, has decided ~
become political patty Itself. IEs,
farmers in the StorthiGs, Who are uncsi-
ly Radicals, have enIe.ed lht u.w pax
tY
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
Governor cumni,ns I,anEurate

Dcs Moines. Iowa. Governor
Cummins was inausI. "'e'a as the
EXecutiv of this State. At the
torium the Governcr delivered =
rural address, ofter which ne re.
10 the State House ana TOOK
Charge OF his otfics.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22

One of Tue last Cnnc.al ac,5 OF Cox
erhof Shaw was The p"s0in., .. ". =
wood, OF NiDte.set, Iow@. .yuo a3,s
Oeen ccnhned III ine p -H.t,n .L-y -
pei ury. his tenn Na., E..i va
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
AYNs NOW PosTMAsTeR.ozNEaAL.
h;ef Justice Tul,cr Administers Oath OF
omce IN the white nousc.

Washington, ID. C.-lu tho presence
mo President ana Cabinet Inc en-
e Wisconsin delegation IN Congress,
)ve'noT Durb!n, OK indiana: Senator
anna ANA y number o. other friends.
envy {. Payne. OF Wisconsin,. was
'orn In 1s PostmaS er-G cn2Tal in the
lD.nct room at the White lFOuse.
ie oath Was administered by CHIEF
slice Fuller. The retiring Postmas-
General. Charles Emory Smith,
Us also presen,. rs well as Mrs.
oseVeit and Mrs. Payne.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22
smIth.. Last omc.nl Ant.

'OsInaSter-CcnerGl Smiths last Of
al act was to Issue revised pustal
ulatlons 10 take effect April 1.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22

Nah Eaters on Second Term
Governor Nash, OF Ohio, has tescn
lnauguratcd into Office for his second
.erIu.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22

Chile Wants to Eorrow Millions.
The Chilean Congress has autbsT-
Zed loan of 1@.O0O.OOO
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1902-01-22

General James II. Wilson. L. s. A.. n,.s
Captain CHARLES =. Clark. Z. =.
for'ncr com'rGn,ier "r ,hc orceon. Se.
iec'cd-raroc Secretaries Appointed
One "a Son or j. Tierpons Morgan.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1902-03-28
The Latest Scheme.

A recent dispatch from Spring
field, Ohio, to the Chicago Record
Herald gives the following account
Of a hugeing social given to raise
money for church purposes:
"A hueging social WAS held last
pipht in the North Gre enfield church
which was attended by 500 people.
The affair was a success financially.
having been widely advertised as a
scheme to pay Of the church debt.
Nearly s75 WAS raised. Following
were the rates charged:
Girls under Is years OF age. 10
cents 10, two minutes hing.
Girls under 20 years. 80 cents.
Twenty to as years. "a cents
Another mans wife, III,
Old maids, 3 cents and no limo
limit.
The dispatch adds that tho affair
was great success. and the girls
appointed another social for Feb. l
but the older members OF the CON-
Qreeation made them call 1t OF. 40
the, feared The reputation OF the
church would not be alba to stand
IL"
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1902-03-28
Two DOLLARS PER YEAR.
Sulphide Markets. Zinc. The
New Leadville.

Within the past few years there
has been a decided development in
the zinc export business, and num-
Der of firms in the east are devot-
ING almost exclusive attention to Il.
There has been steady decresse
in tho production OF the great emo
mines Of Europe, and the big plants
there have been forced to rely to =
large extcnt on imported ore. AZ
a result, therefore, there 10 a brisk
demand for the ore OF the Leadville
district. Mr. =. y. Gary, represent
ing Mr. George b. Cary. an Te OK.
porter OF Chicago. has been Ia ths
ci,y for several days, looking over
the local situation, but fnds pretty
much all the material contracted
Tor. Mr.. Oary's principal territory
! 10 Missouri. but there the ore 10
nearly all consumed by the Amsri-
can smelters. The Missouri pro.
duct is superior in msIy respects
to the Leadville ores, for after clean.
ing it by the jieeing process II will
run from SIS to 80 per cent. zine
The only time that any large ex
portation OF zinc WAS made from
Missouri Mr.. Cary stated. wae when
the smelters put up a combination
to lower the price, aud the nina
operators in self dee 'se, inste'd d
of selling their ores to tho local
concerns began exporting, prefer
ring to sell at loss in order 70
bring the price back to it's normal
level. No fluctuations In price.
however, affected the market price
OF zinc to the Leadville miner, ~
all the ores from this camp are
bought on a fiat basis. The Mis-
souri, ores are not supposed to run
over five per cent. iron, and moth
ing over that can be taken for ex'
port, but Leadvilis 10 somewhat
more favored, AZ tho best concen
trate produced does not run under
IL per cent. iron. But, OF course.
the price paid for the Leadville ore
ia lower. Ore buyers say that
they can export 40 per cent. elmo
ora, although some purchasers are
insisting on As per cent. and even
sc per cent. -LeadviIle Herald.
Democrat.
The Carpenter mining district,
Grant County, New Mexico, which
has been 30 long neglected Is the
home OF tho New Leadville, named
by Col. }. y. Crawford, who origi'
oalIy made a. railroad survey aud
wns unable to accomplish what 10
.he near future is a reality. The
high grade zinc ore OF that distriee
alone, to say nothing OF available
quantities Of gold and copper ores,
viii at no distant day be promi'
peut factor in the ore markets OF
the country. In that district there
IRE vast bodies Of zinc, iron, lead,
,opper, silver and gold that neither
lime nor oppression can snbdue,
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1902-03-28
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1901, set II inches
in the errunl, VT, mound Of stone
alongsi lc . n. base IL inches high. whence
corner rginnl eation, post in ",ound
Of stone, henr- s. so 'lcp. 40 min. ". 81 II.
ds'snt. B, r.. pinon lsinches in diam
ctcr marked Is. XT. 4