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Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
WORK ON THE STEVENS GROUP

Henry Setter OF bridgeport. Conn.
spent a few days in Clifton this weeA
Mi. Setter Is one Of Bridgeport's prom
inent and prosperous citizens. tie y
also president OF the recently organized
Stevens Copper company, says the Era
which, through his able and energetic
management is likely 20 become an
other tribute to the mineral wealth of
Graham county. The Stevens Copper
company is fortunate in having ac-
quired the valuable holdings known as
the Stevens group. 1t has also since
purchased from +. N. Crawford and
J. F. NicoIis several valuable claims
The Bridgeport capitalists who are as
ISOLATED with President Setter are to
be congratulated on their good fortune
and shreWd judgment in the selection
OF their mineral holdings. 1Ir. Setter
was accompanied by Frank Miller. one
of BridgepOrt's Wealthiest business
men, who is also largely Interested II
the Stevens company. While here Mr.
Setter placed Charles I. Stevens. one of
the original owners of the group. than
whom there is no better miner any
where, in charge of the property. =
force OF men will be put TO work -
once in the development of the prop
erty. 1t is the intention Of the manage
ment to push Development as rapidly
as possible. An electric plant IS under
contemplation and will most likely be
in operation within few months One
tunnel on the property has now pene-
trated the mountain $40 feet and will
be extended to 1oG0 feet which Will at
ford ample Stopping ground.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

be assayed. It looks very much like
tungsten.
Mr.. G. r. aokson brought in some
very good looking rock from his claims
near Black Rock few days ago and
says the properties are looking better
every day. Mr.. Jackson has q number
Of good claims ana is looking fer =
cash buyer.
Captain McEniry paid of the men
who have been employed by his COM
pany at Camp Joseph on Tuesday and
left for the mines on Wednesday morn
ing.
T. D. Norris has several good mea
after his properties in the CLARK dis
tIict. but it does not seem to worry
him = bit He goes on swinging the
hammer and shoeing horses at his
blacksmith shop just The same as ever.
Bulletin
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

ton to the parents and friends present
all those who participated doing ex-
ceedingly well.
Such recitals are interesting not only
because of their merit. but are an en-
enlargement to the pupils by keeping
the parents in closer touch with their
progress.
The programme was not only we'll
built, but artistic in it's rendering. and
gave evidence of careful preparation
and training. The following pro-
gramme was given:
PART l.
Menuet. OPP. IL No. III. ]. Paderwski
Miss Burnett.
Evening Song .Isidor Seiss
Miss Johanna Christensen.
Dance of the Gnomes. OPP. 36-P. Gaide
Miss Esse Fisk.
Campanella. Oh. So .C Carl Koeling
Walter Hardwick
Gypsy Dance OPP. S.........G. W. Hunt
Miss Edith Rees.
The Happy Plowman, Op. 295, No, 3
Miss Anna Gleason.
PART II.
Melody in F, OPP. ,, no. .Rubinstein
Miss E'ifield.
Robins Return. .-..............L. Fisher
Miss Nellie Burnett
Jagd Marsch, OPP. 325...... Carl Koeling
Miss Greig.
Military March, OPP. 229. No. &c..
. .......... ........ ........A. SartOrio
Harry Hurley.
La Tipic2. ...................C Carlos Curt
Miss Edwards.
Daffodils Nalse. Chretier
Miss June Williams.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
sCANLAN's BIG STRIKE.

\ great many mining men are COM
ing in from d distance to see The new
strike reported in our last issue made
By Seaman < co. in the Dos Cabezas
mountains near WILCOX. The ore bod
les are gradually increasing and as yet
the dimensions of this wonderful body
have not been fully ascertained. 1t
grows larger the more ana further ii is
explored. That the ore body IS one Of
the most wonderful ever discovered is
now never Nuestionel.-RanSe News.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
ANECDOTES VIA WASHINGTON.
Tse %
PrunaIs eGreag dGneO On Ertho iron

certain member of congress noted
for his convivial tendencies, who halls
from a state that does not prohibit. had
AZ amusing time at dinner the other
night apropos of a wee bit of blue rib
bon he wore in his button hole, the in
sigma of some order to which he be-
longs. The butler bearing the wine
ignored him as completely as though
he were not at the table. and passed
him again and again in filing the other
glasses. Wondering why he was thus
neglected the statesman beckoned him
to bring some wine. The butler winked
knowingly and passed on. The dis
gusted member finally called the man
to him. and. holding his coat so that
escape was impossible. said:
why don't you fill my glass ~
The butler smiled knowingly. HAS
hif Hi didn't know, sir. that you was a
taetotaler. sir
"A teetotaler? What do you mean %
asked the guest.
Iii thinks Hi bought to know, sir
Hi belongs to the same society, SIR
and with that he man pointed to the
blue ribbon in the Disguised members
buttonhole. the badge of a local tenn
perance society.
/ Senator Pettus was quoting scripture
to some of his colleagues in the cloak
room the other day. How in the
world do you happen to be so familiar
with the Bible?'' asked one of the aud
| fence
! L went to California in 1S49'' replied
/ the senator smiling. land 1 took a COM
plete library in my kit. 1t COMPRISED
the Bible. Shakespeare and Bobbie
1 Rurns. Youn find I am pretty fam
iliar with all three
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
]. HENRY WOOD
Accountant

Telephone 1871. Phoenix, Ariz.

5fears in Public Accountants Office, England.
20 Years with Factory ccounts in Massachu-
sets. With Mortgage Loan Com pany. Insur-
ance books, National Bank Investigations,
Harvester business Street Railway accounts
and general accounting in Iowa. Missouri, Ne
braska and Kansas. With Savings Bank
audits, County Officials' Investigations, Munic-
al affairs examinations, Real Estate Com
panv accounts and General auditing, Buffalo,
N. y. With Finances, Accounts, Smelter and
mines operations, Corporation details, etc,
for Mining Companies in Arizona and Sonora,
inclno ing secretarysh1p and entire manage
1nent OF Gobre GTandc Copper Co (now Greene
Consolidated Copper Co., capital s6,ooo,ooo at
La Csnanea, Mex.
ER Special experience in organizing
corporations, acquiring concessions and
mines and perfectin@ titles thereto, in
Mexico and Arizona
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
PIANO FORTE RECITAL
Given by the Pupils of Miss Peck to
Parents and Friends.

Under the direction OF Miss Fanny
Peck. N excellent recital was given
Yesterday afternoon at the residence
of AIr. Henry &. Yaeger on North
Sixth street
The recital was given by the pupils
Of Miss Peck and Afforded an after
noon of great pleasure and satisfac-
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
GAVE HIMSELF Up
Pat Slaughter Charged with Murder
Of Ex-SheriR BeeIer.

Il VIII be remembered that about one
year ago oE-Sn-r.n Ell Beeier OF
Apache county was shot from ambush
ana killed >yhile he was engaged in
hauling some fence posts on 4 ranch
just across The triZcaa LIE il S0corro
county. New Mexico.
Some time before this killing ex-
Sheriff Beeler killed Monte Slaughter
in saloon or store in Sp. fuserVile,
arizona. When Beeler was killed it
was siven cat by officers who investi-
gated the affair that Pat Slaughter, q
cousin q Monte Slaughter. was one 81
the men who killed 8eeler. \ man
named Jewell was said to be
with Slaughter at the time Beeler
was killed. Officers have been on the
LOOKOUT for Slaughter and Jewell ever
since
Last week Pat Slaughter surrendered
to the authorities of Socorro county.
New EIe-,ico. and viii stand trial for
the crime charged against him.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
FORT THOMAS NEWS.
Interesting Items Concerning the Mines
at That Place.

Webb. Rfgley and Gallagher are in
from White Springs, where they have
been doing some development work on
4 group Of claims which they own IL
that vicinity. Mr. Webb has struck q
mineral in one OF their claims which
puzzles him. and he has sent it off tc
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

Every girl imagines she can sing-and
so does every frog.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
SACRED CONCERT
Musical Programmes at the Methodist
and Baptist Churches Tonight.

There viii be special services today
IN the First Methodist church and to-
night there viii be special musical ser
vices il both the Methodist and Baptist
churches The order Of services in the
former will be as follows:
Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching at
Il a. m. by the pastor, c. V. Cowan;
theme. The Wedding at Cana of
GaHlee." The sacrament of the Lords
Supper viii be administered at the
close Of the service. Iove-feast at 3
p. Il. EpW orth league at $50, Mrs L.
$. Hcugl, leader; subject. The JOY Of
Service. At 80 the chorus choir will
give their regular monthly musical SER
vice. the fourth Of the series, and prom
ising 10 De the best. Following is the
programme:
Organ ghetto" 80. Merkel
Invocation.
Anthem-"Te Deum" ............. Writ
Choir.
Prayer by the Pastor.
solo-"The Realms of Endless
Day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gilbert
Mrs. J. G. Foote.
AntheIl-"By the Rivers OF Baby
Ion" ........... ............ Stillman
Duette-' Children Pray This Love
10 Cherish" .................. Spohr
Mrs. Foote. MIR. Reedy.
OTertory-"I 1lsa's Dream CLohen-
grim ................ Wagner Morse
Sol0-"The Vesper Hour" ..... Shelley
Mrs. ". y. Tiffany.
Tric-"Love Divine" ..... Hermer
AIRS. Stechan. AIrs. Foote.
Mrs. Tiffany.
Anthem-"God Is Spirit" (The
Woman OF San1aria) IS. Bennett
Choir.
Hymn-"Ar Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name
Congregation and Choir.
Organ P0stlude March Pontif-
Gale" Gounod
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

The nearer a girl approaches the age
of 80 the more anxious she is to lose her
self possession.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

Anybody can fool people who don't
know him. but it takes a really smart
scoundrel to fool those that do.-Brook-
Ign Life.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
Lawrence & Clarke
Vehicle Co.

Borus-Ciive me a rhyme for civil
/ am writing a poem.
Naggus-Try "drivel. ''-Chicago Trib-
une.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

II requires more bravery to get mar
ried than it does to enlist IN the army;
war is becoming less dangerous every
year, and marriage more dangerous.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

If people could be induced to bring
their lungs to the level Of their living
tue world would na a god deal quieter
Rams Horn.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
THE BAPTIST CHURCH.

THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
The following order of service will be
followed in the Baptist church tonight:
Prelude" Novelette, in F. .Schurmann
Miss Halsey.
Hymn" Coronation"
Invocation.
Quartette-"O Come. Let Us Sing
Mrs. Embree, Mrs. Thompson,
DR.. Dodsworth. Mr.. Coggirs.
Scripture Reading.
Prayer.
Duette-''Inspirer and Hearer of
Prayer" Observation-Disclosures. Geive1
Mrs. Embree. Mr.. Coggins.
Quartette-"Rock OF Ages" ...
Observation-Disclosures. Dudley Buck
offertory-"o Thou Sublime. sweet
Evening Star" ........ Wagner-L List
Miss aIsey.
Mrs. Embree, Mrs. Thompson,
DR.. Dodsworth.
DUette-"The Invisible Land" Leslie
Mrs. Embree, Airs. Thompson.
Address-"The Spirit of Song"
Pastor.
Soi0-"The Heavenly Song ..G Gray
Mrs. Embree.
Quartette-"We VIII Give Thanks"
Be2ediction.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-10-23

Mothers regard approaching uiu;.,
with unessiness, children take cold :,
easily No disease costs more littlelir-
than Group. It's attack is so sudden
tina, the sufferers is often beyond human
aid Def ne the doctor arrives. Such cases
yield readily 70 One Minute Cough Cure
LiQu.f-s the mucus. a.lays ineaumatior
removes danger Absolutely SAT-
Acts Immediately. Cures coughs. coda
grip, bronchitis, an throat and lung trou
bic Z. :. Mcmahon. Hampton. Ga
"a bed cold rendered me voiceless lust
before an orstorical contest. INTENDED
to withdraw butt One Minute Cough
Cure. It restored my voice in time ia
win the medal. ". B. Davis.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-10-23

The Clyde Steamship Liue has Sc
cured the Ward Line steamship sara
toga for use on the run between this
port, Charleston and New York, un-
Ill repairs can be made to the steam
ships Iroquois and Apache, which
suffered an accident at Charleston
last Tuesday. The Saratoga Is a YES.
sell Of 2,s20 tons and has elegant &C
commodations for seventy passengers,
She is fast and is well appointed for
the coastwise trade. The corrected
schedule will appear in Mondays pa.
per. and there will be no Interrupt
ton in the passenger or freight serv'
ice.-Jscksonville Metropolis.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-10-23
Masonic Home

To TIE PyELr
At the last meeting Of the Grand
Lodge Of the State Of Florida q ESQ.
luton was adopted and committee
Of three appointed to carry GU, this
resolution 20 establish q. some point
in Florida q Home for aged masous.
their widows and orphans. Every
Lodge in the Sta.e IS supposed to
Skc a contribution yearly ,o main.
tain this Home, and arv deficit, if
any, arising will be taken Gaze Of by
the Grand Lodge Of the state.
At . meeting Of our Lodge on the
18th this matter was discussed and
communications read from the chair.
mau u the committee appointed by
the Grand Lodge, This chairman
indicates that Madison being central
y located would be a good point to
establish this Home, and i, frank
enough 10 admit that a. a committee
they would he favorable to Madison,
if we. as citizens do our duty and
show a liberal spirit in our efforts to
secure the same. The needs Of such
an institution would require at least
40, so or 80 acres Of ground on
which a Home woHld be huilt that
would cost possibly not less than
&lU,OOOtc$ 5000, and on which tier.
would be yearly expended in the
way q maintaining it possibly from
5000 to 5000.
Now the jet Of this communi.
cation is to say that if We as citizens
want to secure this Home in our
midst. we should act promptly and
make such liberal contributions a, we
feel warranted in doing. A commit.
tee from our Lodge was appointed
consisting Of DR. A. l.. Blalock, W.
T. Days, W. Y, Hunter, c. G. Rus
sell and myself, who are to report at
our next n Getting. which will be on
Nov. 5tb. and it il the intention of
this committee to call on as many
citizens as possible before this date
and see what they are willing to give
either in money or land tor this pur.
pose. OF course it is understood
that any contribution made would
not be collected or used unless the
home was established here.
Brother Mssons or friends through
out the county are cordially invited
to assist US in any manner they see
tit, and letter addressed to DIR. A.
L. Blalock, who is chairman of this
committee, signifying their willing.
ness to aid US ia this matter will eli
appreciated.
We trust that all will think over
the benefits of this home in our town
and will be prepared to make a lib
eral contribution when called upon
As it will mean a great deal for Mad
ison, not only giving it prominence
throughout the State, but the money
spent here from year to year would
Ne Of benefit 10 everyone, not only
in town but throughout the county.
WIN. $. JORDAN.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-10-23

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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-10-23

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The Washington bee., 1902-03-08

Italy. 1t was refused, but Mahmud
proceeded to Paris, where he remains
in safety. All the sultan's blandish-
ments failed to induce him to return
/ to Constantinople. so the criminal
court was instructed to issue a war
rant for Mahmud's arrest and to try
the fugitive by default, with the re-
suit that he was condemned to death
\ dispatch from ConstantinOple
dated December Is. 1899, announced
that the flight of the sultan's broth
er-in-law. Damad Mahmud Pasha,
! during the previous week, with his
wife's Jewels and all the money he
could collect, had caused a great sem
sation there. He was accompanied by
his two sons, Princes Sabaggedit and
Luthfalla.
1t was ascertained that Mahmud
sailed for Marseilles on a steamer, and
the Turkish government telegraphed
to the French minister of foreign af-
fairs, VI. Delcasse. asking for the ar
rest of the fugitive on his arrival at
Marseilles and his return TO CONSTANT
nOple on the charge that he was i'm
plicated in a plot TO assassinate the
sultan. This accusation. however, was
generally discredited, and it was be-
lieved the refugee was the victim Of
an intrigue.
\ later dispatch from Constantine
( pie said that Mahmud, who intended
to stay in Paris for a time, declared
that the charge he had appropriated
money and accepted bribes was a cal
umny. and that he was being perse-
ruted by political intriguers. Mahmud
announced that he intended TO go to
London. and that when he reached that
city he would publish an open letter.
exposing the methods and policies of
Sultan Abdul Hamid, and also
brochure entitled Turkeys Coming
Downfall"
Mahmud is about 50 years of age
The sultan. after Mahmud's flight. de-
creed the divorce of his sister. Seniha
Sultana. in consequence Of her hUs-
bands desertiOn.
Mahmud secured 100000 Just before
his departure. but his principal estates
were cOnfiscated and he and his sons
we're officially proclaimed renegades
and outlaws.
The Washington bee., 1902-03-08

saw the chimney of little shack of
from the road and we turned to-
wards il.
Lizard Snyder lives there, he said
and he always has some good liquor
on tap. reckon a good stiff horn Of
whisky is about what we need
"Certainly. if there ever was a time
when it was justifab,e 10 drink whisky
il was then. for the cold was in ouI
bones and We were almost overcome
with exhaustion. We knocked up old
Lizard and he let us in without much
grumbing.
We're almost frozen my partner
said. and We want drink of whisky
Lizard went down behind his little
bar and brought up his keg of whisky
but even it was frozen sold. The keg
itself was cracked and long icicles of
whisky hung down about il.
There you are said Lizard now
what are you going 10 do about it?'
For a moment we were up against
it, Then my partner had a bright
idea.
Just break US off a ten-cent icicle
apiece he said.
Il haven't heard of anybody in this
neck Of the woods who has run against
anything in the line of weather as
tough Is that, have you?"
The Washington bee., 1902-03-08
TERSE AND TRUE.

Every man should sit on his self
conceit.
Only fools imagine the world can
not do without them.
Fortunate are they who learn Wis
dom from the folly of others.
Riches are the wings that make an
angel of just a plain, ordinary gir!.
Many a man who travels on the
right road is headed the wrong way.
Few people die of love, although
lots of young folks are dead in love.
If a woman hasn't any other object
in life she can act as companion to a
pug dog.
A widow is entitled to her third,
but men are usually shy after she has
planted her second.
The millionaire who has a titled
sOn-in-law has something to look up
to and put up for.
A new broom is able to raise more
dust in a minute than a fresh young
man can produce in 1000 years.
1t takes a genuine philosopher to
discover a number of good and suf-
fcient reasons why other people
should be satisfied with their condi'
tion in Hfe.-Chicago Daily News.
The Washington bee., 1902-03-08
. Nineteenth Century slartyr.

4 touching story Of the early days
of the mutiny is told of the Allahabad
massacre. Seven cadets just out from
Fnoland were murdered before they
had time to join their regiments. The
eighth. a boy of 10, was left for dead,
hut survived. in spite Of horrible
wounds. for four days, hiding himself
in a ravine. On the fifth day he was
discovered. dragged to the native lines
and thrust into a hut as a prisoner.
He found there q Christian catechis /,
who had been formerly a Mahom-
etan, and who was being tortured by
the Sepoys to make him renounce his
faith. The catechist's courage had
given way, but the gallant English lad
himself only 16 years Of age-urged
the unhappy cateehist: "Don't deny
Christ! Never deny Christi" Neill
reached Allahabad in time to rescue
both catechist and ensign. But the
ensign, Arthur Cheek. died of his
wounds four days after Neilrs ar
rival. 1.-THE Great Mutiny."
The Washington bee., 1902-03-08
TALE TO TOUCH HEARTS.
Trained Nurse Relates Experience
Which DefiPs Both ManehauseR
and Joe MuIhattOn.

q viii! tell you what it is for" said
the demure little New York nurse who
had just asked for contribution, "and
I believe you will agree that il is a
sad case and we'll deserving any aid
you may care to give.
"Near my old home. down south in
Alabama. is a lake which until last
winter had never been frozen, when
for the first time a solid sheet of ice
covered the surface of the water. On
the shore of this lake was little ca bin,
the home of happy family of negroes.
zone evening large flock of wild
geese alighted on the ice and settled
down for the night. When darkness
came the whole family armed them
selves vita clubs, went out on the ice
and started in 10 kill the geese, which
The Washington bee., 1902-03-08
FnithfuI Even Unto Death.

A remarkable story, which is really
true, is told Of an affectionate son in
Buda-Pesth. His age was sS, and In
a fit of dependency he leaped from
= bridge and committed suicide be-
cause of his inability 10 longer support
bis father and mnthsr aO~S -asnA-.a-
Wants His Church Filled,
The minister of a Baptist church in
Phillipsburg. Kan, is confident that he
can preach his best sermons when he
has a well-flled auditorium. He an
nounces this belief in an advertisement
which reads thus: There still remain
few vacant seats al the regular serv-
ICES in the Baptist church Of this city.
The pastor will, and can, preach bet
ter sermons if the seats are all filed
with worshipful attendants. Will you
--=-O On
The Washington bee., 1902-03-08
PREMIER OF HOLLAND,
Position Is Now Held by DIR. AdOzf
kuyper, One of the Most Versa
tile Men of Our Age.

The real instigator of the recent offer
Of the Dutch government TO end the
Boer war is not Dom Paul Kruger, as
was reported, but DR.. Adolf Kuyper,
the premier of the Netherlands. Dur
ing his recent visits in London b.
sounded the British ministry as to the
effect Dutch offer of mediation would
have on the present state of the war
and on diplomatic relations. Armed
with satisfactory report he returned
to The Hague and the Dutch note was
prepared and sent after a consulta-
tion with the Boer delegates and ex-
President Kruger.
DR.. Kuyper is a remarkable man and
his doings are watched with no small
The Washington bee., 1902-03-08

they thought were asleep. But here
they mistoOk the situation.
THE poor geese were wide awake,
but could not get away because they
were all frozen tight to the ice. Still.
they made one mighty combined effort
10 escape. and in doing so carried away
with them the layer of ice which had
covered the lake. and with il the ne
rroes. and few straight up until finally
Hsv disappeared from view and were
never seen again.
None of this unhappy family was
eft behind except the aged blind
yrandfa her, who had remained in the
lbin. and ii is for his benefit l am
aking up the collection"
The Washington bee., 1902-03-08

amount of public interest. He is man
whose persona, attributes are such as
to insure him the respect and esteem
of his fellows.
During his remarkable career DR..
Kuyper has played many parts. He
has been professor and public lecturer,
a church dignitary and editor of
learned works, has founded a univer-
sity and a newspaper and written an
opera, as well as many literary and re-
ligious works. He has been prime
minister since last summer and is like
ly to be a good deal heard of for long
TO come, for he is now only Ga years of
age.
The name Kuyper translated means
Cooper. There are many people 10 Hol-
land named Kuyper. all, it is claimed,
hai.ing from Friesland, where their
progenitors engaged in the coOpersgs
trade.