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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-20
Minister WI Say. Farewell.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1s.-Minister
WI has said farewell to Secretary Hay
and officials of the state department
and has left Washington on his return
to China. He had previously taken
leave of the president.
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A brilliant Meteor.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. ia me-
teor of great brilliancy fell here early
In the evening. The weather bureau
reports that 1t was consumed at an al
titude of 800 yards when over the
southwestern part of the city. The light
produced was intense for several sec
npdS
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-20
New York coun.y,s Vote.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-The board of
county canvassers has finished the off,
cial count of New York county. The
vote shows that Odell received 106,111
votes and Coler 1872, ,65s. This gives
Coler plurality of s6,547 in New York
county.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-20
Teacher mt Manila Victim Of Cholera.

Teacher mt MnnfIa Victim OF Cholera.
EXETER, n. H., Nov. 19.-The
death Of Joshua B. Fitzpatrick OF this
town at Manila Of cholera was made
known through a message received
here. He was q teacher In the govern
ment employ. Mr.. Fitzpatrick was
graduated from the University OF Yer
mont in 1901 and was president Of his
class. He was well known In New
England as a tennis player.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-20
Bounty ON Twenty-eieht Bears.

PLATTSBURG, y. Y, Nov. 19-The
board Of supervisors of Essex county
has paid bounties on twenty-eight bears
killed in the county during the past
year
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-20
Beers VIII Not Visit America

BRUSSELS, Nov. 19.-Generals De
larey and Botha have decided TO aban-
don their proposed tour TO the United
States. General Delarey in an inter.
view published here says they intend
to return TO South Africa to meet Colo
nial Secretary Chamberlain at Preto-
ria.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-20

PARIS, Nov. 19.-France is expert
encing her first touch OF real winter.
Heavy falls Of snow and intense cold
are reported from many places in the
provinces.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-20

PARIS, Nov. 10.-W. X. Vanderbilt
comes ninth on the list of winners on
the French turf in 1902. His winnings
amount to S53, ,l39.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-20
It Keeps the Fee. Warm and Dry.

Ask to-day for Aliens Foot-Ease a novder IL
cures Chllolains, swollen, Sweating, Sore, Ach-
si6, si6.eD DaInp feet AT all druggists and shoe
eeoiVS' @oc' 1923 G.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-11-20

Silk tassels and pencils for pro-
grams for sale at this Office. If.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
l23,39I
Pupils Enrolled In Public
Schools OF State

OLYMPIA. April According 10
the biennial report OF the state Su-
perintendent of Instruction which i
now under preparation. there are
l-3sisl pupils enrolled IN the public
schools Of the state divided among
counties as follows.
Adams. 1869. Asotin. f.i60. Che
halls, a.t29. Cheian. 1899. Claiiagn,
i.S0a. Clarke. AHA. Columbia, ASA
Cowlltz. 2259. Douglas. /. t98. Ferry.
49,. Franklin, fzss Garfield. t.ts8.
Island, t5s; jefferson. f.8ae King.
- rs kltsap. i.Js9 KlttftaA. .50t.
kiick itat. 1861. Lewis. t.T63. Lincoln,
1.si5. Mason. T5s. OkRnognn. 7st.
Pacific, Lass Pierce. II. $40: San
Juan. 7sS. Skagif. ASA: skafnania
81. Snohouaish. $50: Spokane. Il, :
siS. Stevens. ASA; Thurston. 2.Ttzs
Wahkiakum. s7T: waila waila, ago
Wnatcom. $3.50. Whitman, 1875
Yakima. 93z1
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ron sALn-MIscELLANEors

gie00-NeN b-room cottage and choice
corner. lots all cleared and fenced,
100 feet from car line.
I s2700- New modern s-room house,
with IL lots. all cleared.
5000 Large i0-room house and three
lots: good view. blocks from car
line.
tii00-New broom cottage and one
lot. BOxi00. on Thirfy-second ave-
nue.; house rents for sib per month.
$685. room cottage in Columbia, one
lot. close 10 car line.
si4OO--7-room house. In good condi-
tion. on Aurora street: u cash.
si50O-7-room house on Rilbourne
avenue, one lot well located.
t750-New i-room cottage and 2 lots.
good view Of Green Lake and sur
rounding country.
SiiOO-New Groom house and corner
lot, 60xl20, in Fremont.
SG50.-New Broom house and two lots
NfHA Va W fAfANW hhaNtWAf W aAtas
s300O-Two large s-room houses I'm
North Seattle.
tl5OO-s room house and two lots. 100
Xlo0; large fruit trees. one block
from car line.
s650-Three lots close I'm, In Fremont,
with small house. the lots alone
are worth more than asked for the
entire property.
seO0-Cboice corner. e0xi20. In Ere
mont. corner Thirty-eighth and
Aurora streets.
Sl7b-For 5-acre tracts at Kent: good
soil and close to the town. new
electric line: ideal place for subur-
ban home; small chicken or fruit
farm terms, s25 cash and $3.50
per month.
800 10 5000 each-i00 lots in Gllman'n
addition, on Ballard car line and
Salmon bay; terms.
5000 eaoh--Two choice lots on Broad.
way ia Ballard.
500 each-Lots In Fremont, Denny
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09

&lIoytH addition; wator front on
q. g. canal ana Lake Union.
5000 choice corner. i20xl20, close IA,
IN Fremont terms.
500 each Lots 50xll0. In Baker adj
dition. cnHy terms.
$1,000 Choice manufacturing site;
over 800 feet railroad and canal
frontage. close TO Fremont mill and
Lake Union.
tg2s- one lot an whitman avenue.
ti2l ench-f.ots near Winalow eta
tion. terms.
$50 cacb-I.ots at Green Lake. on
easy toms. only 30 lots left at
above price. wish TO sell lots 10
each purchaser
tias each-soveral choice lots at Fern
lilll.
$500 Choice corner lot In Ballard.
$50 eaoh-Lots 5oxiOo. on Crawford
street Ballard.
$1,000 one block Of 20 lots. 4oxl6o
each. all good level lotai only two
blocks from day school In Fremonii
exceptionally good block and well
located.
tsE00-One OF the best blocks In
Washington addition.
tss eaoh--2s lots in baltimore addi-
ton.
80 eaeh-Lots In Lake Union Second
addition.
800 each--Lots In Motor Line addi-
ton.
si5O.-corner i0oxi00. In Second Motor
Line addition. terms.
siso-choios lot on ear line. near
winalow station.
sieB each-TB lots IN Smith a Burns
addition. on car line. at Brice'E sta
ton. having some cleared.
1850 Corner on car line. STA1ico;
good place for store.
$40 cach--Pitner's Third addition.
500 eaoh-Pitner'a Fourth addition.
tsoo0--s acres IN Fremont. close in.
500 each-scvernl lots IN Paliatlns
I'm addition.
500 each Days First addition.
90 each lots IN Green Lake Circle
Railroad addition.
$40 20 $50 earh-fsota north Of Bal
lard easy terms.
so 10 SEQ each--improved lots near
Fremont Ballard car line. am having
the lots cleared and putting down
new sidewalks. the addition Joins
The town % Ballard. which IL grow
Ing rapidly. any one can I've IN
this addition and wofk In the city
or ballard; for an increase In val
uca watch this hddiiiou, the
rround IL almost perfectly level, ana
BY clearing ~ me and putting down
sidewalks makes II desirable; arm
srIling on very easy terms. Gail AZ
the office Of the Ballard Invest
fnent Co. IN ballard. or owner. J.
W wheeler in Union block. and
got fun particulars.
j. W. WHEELER.
us First Avenue.
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10 acre. with so bearing fruit trrss:
a.roosn house, barn. Joins nns
crosk. grand place for a chicken
ranch; 1850 will buy this place.
Several fine buys on the water front
81 Eagle Harhor. Just tho plArs
for n summer home. boat leaves
the haripor az IN the morning.
the city az IN tho evening. FOR
further information call on Jacob
Miller. az New York block.
WHO wants n rnnch1 70 acres close
10 Seattle: fare on boat sc round
trip. nnn Eosi. good house. barn.
chicken houses: fine orchard. Is
90 20 sheer, cows. horse. PIGS.
chickens, all farming implements.
wagon, buggy. this Is one Of this
finewt ranches In the Htatei price
e cheap: investigate.
i7ih acres. quarter mile from water,
~ acres cleared. good house. good
harm. clubhouse, chicken house.
81 600 will buy this. snap.
IS acrva all cleared. house. barn,
chicken house. water plped I'm
house. barn. fieida. garden: this is
an ideal little homa.
3 acres with picket fence. mostly all
cleared. close 90 water. for $500.
8 acres Joining the above. cleared.
picket fence on ore side: fne place
for home. only 500: this 10 a cash
proposition.
3 acres with three fine springs.
grand place for home chicken
ranch: this can be had for $40;
fne buy.
Fine little home at brighton Beach.
$500 win buy this SNAP.
Fine ranch near Auburn At n bar
gain.
Fine little ranch near Renton with
all stock and furniture. for $500
cash: this is only 80 cents on the
dollar.
20 acres 3 miles from Renton, with
$1,000
all stock and implements: only
Fine ranch near Obrion. 30 acres
cleared. with ali stock on place:
this can bo bought at a bargain IL
sold this week.
For genuine bargain in ranch
property. call on
JACOB MILLER,
f22 NEW YORK BLOCK,
WHO ALWAYS CARRIES BAR
GAINS IN RANCH PROPERTY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
TnuNpER MouNrAIN COLI

THUNDER MOUNTAIN GOLD
FIELDS, IDAHO.
Tremendous rush TO the new dis
trict, nothing To compare with IL
since the first Kiondike excite
ment: fabulously rich quartz and
placer discoveries have been
made; hundreds OF miners. pros
pectora, capitalists and spectators
are rushing in. A prominent min
ing man who has Just returned
makes the following statement:
Thunder Mountain has had
enough development work done on
It's various lodges 20 show that IL
is one Of the richest bearing
territories ever yet discovered.
The country is literally filled with
auriferous rock Of an easily MILL
ed nature. Colors are to be found
wherever one cares 10 wash n pan
full Of dirt. Fortunes will be made
as they were once I'm California,
and / would not be surprised IL we
experienced Just such a rush as
there was in 40"
We are selling agents for the Thun-
der Mountain Gold Fields Co, who
own the north extension OF che
Iron mountain, located within a.
OF a mile of the celebrated Dewey
property, which sold one year ago
for 100000, and which is now es-
tlmated to be worth seven mill
Hon dollars. A hundred thousand
shares OF Thunder Mountain Gold
Fields Co.'s stock Is offered at
cents per share. We only have a
portion OF this for sale This Of
fering viii be sold within 10 DAYS.
Row is the time 10 get in on tina
ground floor. Don't wait until the
price gets out of your reach. Call
for prospectus and other particu-
lars. Thuraton a Uerren. taa
Cherry street. tel, Main 2al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
VEST SEATTLE STILL
WANTS STREET CARS
g.,sry Of the Railway That Was to Have Been Built
The Suburb Has Not Given Up Hope

minal railway company's trcstie. on
the ground that it was IN use by
steam ears and also refused 90 grant
q franchise Tor street ear line
through the maze 81 railway tracks
On the southern water front
The councils action decided the
tate OF the Gucrin company. Most
~ the expensive equipment Of the
road was sold or removed Go be used
elsewhere. ana now the only mo-
mentoes OF the street car line b. a
row Of weather beaten street cars
slowly falling 60 decay as they stand
On a eide track IN West Seattle.
Attempts Fan
Several attempts have been made
BY the West Seattle people TO Ia
tercst other capitalists IN the street
railway scheme, but in vain. THO
last attemft Was made against the
Seattle Electric Co. which was ask
ed to build a car line parallcnng the
new county road across the tide
flats az the head ~ the bay, using
the new drawhridge which the
county has constructed with special
reference To the needs og a street
railway company.
The electric company decided that
the passenger traffic would NOT ius
thy the Investment. since then the
West Seattle people have been walt.
Ing. How long they must wait re-
mains 10 be seen.
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s,,ttle Is sim IN search OF a
~ ANYWAY. Although It's popa-
!. now wen along toward a
~ aus sac the suburb still
~ al an asthmasic ferry as a
sss.- y vachlag the city Ten
nsa,s - the ferry served we'll
-. sven now it has a staid
s,s.isx n ia habits that might
So A. an example 90 some
n, stwet cars whlch eudears Il
-. 4, west seattle people who have
~ !, nom childhood. Neverthe-
~ 80 woald like 90 have street
= with them, West seattle. they
- Wpnld soon break all pre-
-, reeords for increase Ia p0pu-
assrse Il oas TAsa
- years aKO West Seattle
- assured of a street ear line
! = sly. A ccmpSny was organ-
Ax ". II Guerin. which laid
- AVN the foot % the bluff O.
I ~ limits 81 Seattle. purchased
- and boilers installed an
..,raes electric power plant and
-, ! full equipment OF rolling
- TAea. just when prospect
Arsgh,eet. the bubble burst.
Kseeksa II Cat
+. seatgie city council refused
.rg the company q franchise
~ the city over the Old ter-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
AIIFORNIA
steamer DUE
hssis VIII in Consequence Be
Lively Tomorrow

yeAlng q special interest r not
II = the condition q the markets
Imhg. The California steamer Is
5 VITA the usual cargo 81 fruits
ID Vegetables. The goods VIII be
: al Tomorrow, until which time
/ ~ s.ll be 10 change.
missnes are scarce. In spite OF
nry arrivals. TIE commission
NJ sna Il difficult to procure po-
sss . Eastern Washington. AZ
mnlt. the prise are now quoted
Ta9fs per ton. with a likelihood
I a ssFiy rise. as the market r.
VI aFn.
11ozrh is a little Slow. Native
q Eastern Washington stock Is
zxisx IN IN such quantities as 70
nse pat the California rhuharb
II Il the market Spinach Il IN
~ Facd supply. Celery Is get
II s4reer
@aae ma r<&sa ara strr.Nn r,n-s.sA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
ALASKA NOTES

lIars w q Douglas, on Douglas
~ = Alaska, Incorporated 10 days
Mnsr. ,,aseied the following ooun-
IDF sftln Olson. +. II. Fox,
hsr,.vh ssly' CHARLES A. Houu. a.
otnss frank Bach and oscar
tssssS :, Burns. +. A. ]. Call
.lfse f,- - King were elected school
4 Jn,s .spor,ed that Indian Charley
fsss<s. y claims 70 have seen the
Carl esntalning James Smith and
sstxser '' NJ, eapsize on March 25
ne I,s,. .indham and sumduHi.
,ristsS as believes that both men
tlazks They were well known in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
Will Again Advertise

The Seattle postoffice has been In
strueted 20 again advertise for bids
Tor carrying mail between the post
offlet and tire various car lines
which carry mail 70 suburban sta
TONS This contract was advertised
SEINE weeks ago, but there belnE but
one bidder u was not awarded. Tha
contract expires June %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
.sssIsG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED pAILyh
6reez Fruit

.zraes- g. s0Gts.oa a box. cooking
ga rGf Is. eating apples. s.. %
~ asnges. sz.7e13.s8: bananas.
EE.A rineapples. $500 per doz
*tz< oranges. s1-z50zso. lines.
N&s8 case. gangerines. si.Ts;
|rzs< ss.f f2sGH1G0.
Vegetables
?rtxsss- SO. 00e7 1890 a ton; beefs.
xN&zz pr sack. carrots. s5a7sc;
" nzx: lettuce. $3.50 per case.
ursax s<ati.zs. garlic g.. cabbage
hx&tN vss cwt. huskS. soc: celery,
Hzf ~: sweet potatoes. s2.eo
rzass. nzi peppers. 2sG50c, sauer
tnx- ~ tomatoes. sl.7s9f.ss
~ Ia, 1Aishes. 100 per doz.
sxseT. n87f onions. s2.z512. 80 per
y Hn@3A Isc. caulifiOwer.
TED mr3sss, s0si4e per 10:
MsNF s1szzzes. 7izc: wax beans.
= aft<as&s souT5c per dox.
snlsx b-zzz. s8i0c: cucumbers,
n<s-3 - tux: Brussels sprouts,
- rzA iEsr. rhubarb. 4Gsc
~ 2 1assrrla- $500 per box: spin
- 80 pr box. asparagus. sG
kpxrh
hrz. osr~. xxr, ana Psuiuy
s4sr : Warrington creamsrisa.
- issxn isxa and E1gfn. asa 0c;
~ h4ze- storage Iowa. 2sc.
sassse Native Warrington, fun
LSlse. Eastern: New
iA u49i4c: Wisconsin, Ifc.
neAssfaris sc. Edaxn, tii.60aigO0
tzss View York, isfyisc: TArn-
- -. hEi7c. brick. 1s01Tc; Swiss,
sgrx-strietly fresh ranch. I7afse.
,..fn'A Nf5lsc; Oregon. isc.
~ so1ltry-Hsns. i3isE1fc; fry
!. 1Pssa9 per don. turkeys, i31
sssss, i90ile: ducks, 12c,
p-ssssd poaltFy-Turksys. 1910:
Z, - 49, Lelsc; du1ks. i4Gt5c: chick
Hn<y-isofsc.
frsvfsisrs
Hsh msat-cow beef 7c per III.
80 80 Dssi, 7Q71ze per ID: mutton.
:. INC. ewes. zixc: pork. Ypc
X =. veal largo. sc. small, f0c.
s'ssvF<lons--HaFns, fsiSc: breakfast
'4szz nc; bellies, f1c
49, -ragst sound. per ton, ti3.oo:
~ washington timothy, $4,000
~ Alfalfa, lzdl5e.
-. ..--uats, 1900; wheat, $3.50:
=, Ns.ss rolled barley, ~. 100.
!. s.tsclec daily - The foliowfnx
-. sfs being orfere1 to the pro-
81 -, -. = round lots on the dock or in
= car al Seattle:
n s,.a-Vats. izs.500z7 70; barley,
~ bllk. izT.6o, A'V''
H. Nasiys Warrington, Zig
s...nu1etly fresh ranch, If0fgc.
e. .ssf-- Washington creamery "a
v'N' ranchs ls4f7c.
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LAKE UNION CLUB

Southeast Lake Union Improve.
ment club VIII meet at-Tayi0r lnun
dry tomorrow evening AZ y. m.
Important business Will come before
the club
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sAI' Burns at Sea

easn with sn bark Franklnstan,
Nv IA coal from Newcastle nj
Va shsa 49, pound for Gan Francisco.
hW esrs- sa'nea az sea on April 81
iss ans had been on fire three
lent ssn.Lne vessel vas In inni-
Alkinson y o. Destruction. Captain
NE ~ =, y The burning sh0p ~
hfhs .es NJ crew o. Is were rsao,,sd
i.aehssI '.asooner H. g. Wright wblch
ne -. san Francisco ve.,e y,l.o,'
Hnb.s,,N ss caused ~ spor,sre ~, !. /,
Isssss and shortly beforn -, ~
ssliy . = he Wright ihs min g s,,s
~aiehs py two heavy gas ex-
Hanf -, --s>----
sas1 psrs ef See our offer on cias-
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Purely Accidental

The coroner's jury at the inquest
OF William Ward. held by Coroner
Hoye yesterday afternoon. returned
a verdict Of accidental death. No
blame was attached by the Jury.
Ward was eiecrocufed by a live
wire Sunday night IN front Of
Wright's restaurant on Yesier way.
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Want iobF See our orer on cias-
sified page.
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- sa nneat-cow beef. &c per ID.
-. pei. 997isc Der ID: mutton,
= ne. ews& TIE. pork. Inc
=. veal iarza- sc. small. f0c.
-, Ss,Dns-H Hams. isiac; breakfast
~ NC; bellies, f2c.
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~ ss "slp' See our offer on cias-
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.zEaes--f 500 500 box. cooking
e5zx EGf.z5. eating apples. s.. 70
~ asnges. sz.TeG3.s8: bananas
Et-A ptneappleS $500 per doz
*ttzx oranges. s1z50zso. lines.
N&s8 case. fangerines. si.T5:
|rzcz sz,,. q sGH160.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-24
SOUTH 4ISBEE PROPERTY
Meeting to Be Held in Phoenix to Rat
 fly Recent Sale.

The stockholders of the South Bisbee company have been warning amonE themselves for some time relative to the acton of part oi the directors il selling their property to eastern capi- talists. It is announced that a meet ing of the stockholders vii be held in this city on April 22, to ratify that ac- ti0n and regarding the coming meeting and the property itself the Los Angeles Mining Review says:
 The object of the meeting. as st2ta,r in the notice. is for the purpose Of con- sideTing the question Of selling ana entering into contract for the sale of the company's mining properties IT Arizona.
 This meeting is called in deference to the stockholders of the company. that they may he given the 0portunity If Iatifying the action of the directors Not because such ratification is necas- sary. fer it is rot. Under the bylaws of the company. any six Of the direc- tcrs. that is to say. two-thir5is o: tn total number of directors have the power to sell the company's properties without reference to the stockholders. At this meeting to ba held the latter will simply be asked to approve what the directors n3Ne done. and WhicG has undoubtedly been done in the in t2rest of all the stockholders
 It can therefore be stated that the directors of the South Eisbee have sold the properties of the company to east ern parties fer the sum Of Sl.209.G9n -iIcons the purchasers are several who are largely Interested tn the Calumet and Arizona Copprr company. Whcse properties are adjacent to these or the South Tisbee. Bearing ia mind the existing condition of afairs-;'s be tween some of the larger stockh.i IcrS the price paid tar th, South Ef.5ac properties may be considered a very fair one Had some Of the larger stockholders not so VehementIy op- posed issuing bonds on the property to provide additional requirements and for development work on large scale it is more than probable that the property would have commanded tWf; O that price within two years. But with such recaIcitrants in the ranks as some of the stockholders showed themselves to be, the directors in doing as they
Arizona republican., 1902-03-24
THE ADAMS DIGCINGs.
Latest Report of An old Gold Fie,d
 RediscCVered.


 RediscCVered.
 The Era k il receipt oc information that the Adams diggings have at last been discovered. Fvsry man who has been in the southwest has heard of the Adams Gigeings and how hundreds os men have searched for them fer nearly half q century, Adams himself iS well known i1 Clifton. and no one doubts his story. The story Of the Adams dig sings i7 tee long to b. told in this ar ticle- Suffice it to say that Adams was the only survivor af party of thirty FTcspactors. who found gold so plen,i- iui that they were taking it out by the hundreds of pounds. when thcy were attacked by Indians and all but Adams and q cCmDaniCn OVho Were not in campl. killed by Apachas Adams finally made his way to the coast and afterWard. when it was pos%ibl, ta prospect the country. s1a1t many years searching for the lost mines. but with cut success. Recently some tenderroot prCspSctorS found some very rich gold ere near the cid camp of Malone in the 3ur"O mountains. They had samples Cf the find with them &t LOrdSbur@. and Incidentally remarked u Don I<ad- z;ie that there were two red buttes near tke find. E-edzie asked them if there Was a little creek running down into the canyon from the buttes. and they said there was. They were then asked if they had ever heard Of Adams. and they answered tilat t!:e5- had not. and then F>2dzie tald them the story Of the Adams diggings, after which he formed a partnership with them, and if Adams w2s not the biggest liar on earth The trio will soon bo shipping gold out of the Burrcs by the carload. The old camp of Malone is in Goid gulch. which has produced much placer geld fer years past. and it is rot unlikeiy that the Adams digginSs will be found in that section
Arizona republican., 1902-03-24
Mines and Minerals of Arizona

have doue have pursued ;he wisest course.
 The holdings of the South EiSbea are among the very largest in Arizona, and are in a compact body. The total of the holdings is considerably over 710 acres c: mining location all ct which is patented ground. The Copper queen mines adjoin the South Bis5ao proper tj,s. and so high was the opinion held of the latter. that had tin proposed bonds on the property leen issued they would have aH been immediately subscribed by che lar5e oompa.y.