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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-27
THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 1902
TOPICS or THE DAY

According to statement in this
mornings Advertiser, @. b. Rey-
nolds is credited with saying that
the afflicted ones at the Leper Set
Element "do not appear to be anxious
for treatment" The INDEPENDENT
is doubtful OF this statement. ii
even so, why should they be anxious
to try without sufficient proof is
given of the efficacy of the tuatua
plant, but to experiment only, a few
need only be-tried
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-27

81 500 left by the late Queen Dowa-
ger for the benefit OF the Home, and
which amounts are still being h Id
in hand without beiug invested. 1t
was then that Mrs. Emeie Macfar-
lane was appointed to assist the
Treasurer in the matter OF these
funds. 4r
During the month OF June follow
ing my eldest child was stricke
down with severe sickness, next to
deaths door, but kind Providence
intervened and the child to-day is
out of harms way. But on account
OF euch visitation l was compelled
to absent myself from our delibera
tions for the space OF about six
mouthg, during which time | have
nothing TO report. | herewith ap-
peal to your kind indulgence to
overlook such negligence on my
part, the same being forced on me
by circumstance over which have
no choice in the matter, but had
only to submit to it.
For my shortcomings 1 would re-
spactfully refer you to the reports Of
our Treasurer and the Matron Of
the Home.
The total number OF confuements
10 the Home during this year have
been sd. And the receipts collected
by the Malron amount to S69050.
This Society has no expenses
whatever. AS to the receipts col
lected by us, we will see in our
Tressurer's report.
With great respect,
EuaENIA X. REis,
Secretary OF the Hooulu and Hoola
Lahui Society. a.,
Honolulu, February -, 1902.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-27


Judge Robinson may have pre-
judged himselfsby an arrangement
,prearrauged in advance in the ap-
pointmeht of a newcomer as clerk
in his court. The INDEPENDENT feels
that there was an evident mist axe
somewhere to disregard those be-
longing to this country, ard also
that this territory is not indebted to
anyone sojourning here from the
Mainland confines. Everyone is en-
titled to earn and make living
here, but not to browbeat those be-
longing here by birth and long resi-
dence. Pfobsbly this is another
method of Americanizing the infer
nal and hated kanakas.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-27

In the last issue OF the Maui News
appears the following editorially:
"The Right Rev. Joseph Il. John
son, D. D, Bishop OF Los Angeles,
has been assigned to take charge OF
the Anglican Church in Hawaii.
The News has no desire to take part
in the feuds which have arsen, but
is moved by the spirit to offer the
following suggestion, When the
new Bishop arrives, let Mackintosh
and osborne diyest themselves en-
tirely of their sacerdotal robes, Of
fees and emoluments, and go and
stand before the bishop in the in
tegrity of their individual manhood,
only asking him to assign them to
the fields where they can reap the
largest harvest for their Lord and
Master People would understand
and appreciate that variety OF
Christianity"
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-27
BY THE socIErY's SECRETARY.

BY THE sooIETY's SECRETARY.
To tho President, the Princes, and
all the-Members Of the Society:
At the last annual meeting, while
our President, Rrince Kawananakoa,
was with nsy heAhowed some inter
est and enjoyment at the sight of
seeing 30 many mothe.s with their
offsprings assembled on these
grounds for the purpose OF having
their pictures taken, besides taking
great pleasure in showing every at
tention possible towards them. The
Prince was also included amongst
them with two babies upon his
knees. It was pleasure to notice
the keen interest aDd attitude shown
by him as il his features denoted
that he was, their parent, but instead
they were the fruits of our labours.
With the foregoing Introductory
remarks, | herewith submit the fol.
lowing as my report:
About amonth after our last an
nual meeting, we were made happy
with the financial results of luau
given and held upon these grounds
on the 10th OF March, which success
full Ieau netted the magnificent sum
OF $4, 1853 SO, and which amount was
finally made to represent a grand
total of $4,000 by the generous and
muni6cent act OF our Vice President,
Mrs. A, Kuaihelani Campbell.
On May 10Th, meeting was held
by the Trustees together with the
Board OF Managers for the consider
alton OF the disposition OF the iuau
funds towards the building OF a
genealogical ward, but it was de-
cided to defer the consideration OF
the matter to future date, for the
reason that the sum realized from
the luau wasinsutficient to build the
proposed ward,
Our Treasurer then again submit,
ted before the Trustees certain
statements pertaining to the gener-
Gus donation OF $1,000 90 from the
Hon. o. r. Bishop, as we'll as the
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-27

A certain gentleman, not church
man as stated by himself, took upon
himself the trouble the other day to
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-27
HooULU A HooLA LAHUI.
Annual Meeting Of the Society Held
Yesterday ana REPORTS Mado.

At the postponed annual meeting
of this Society held yesterday, at
which the officers for the ensuing
year were elected and reported in
yesterdays issue, the following re-
ports were read, submitted and ac-
cepted, aud the same we're ordered
placed on record:
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-02-27
Making a total for the past
years income OF ..... .S6

The $1O0 month from the Estate
OF the late Queen Dowager Kapio-
lani has reached the sum OF SO 200,
This money is i'm the hands OF a
special Committee for investment,
this committee being also commis-
stoned to invest all monies accruing
from other sources. The expendi.
lures for the pa,t year have amount.
ed to $502275. This amount may
seem large, but it must be borne in
mind that new. side-walks have been
built and curbed, fences repaired, +,
and architects fees paid for plans
for the proposed addition to the
Home. This addition was intended
to be used as a Surgical Department
for women, and the projsct had the
hearty endorsement of all our lead
ing physicians. Last March a laua
was given to raise funds for this OBJ
ject, and several generous donations
were received, but the total amount
realized was not sufficient to war
rant the beginning of this work. We
are still hoping that money will be
Forthcoming to enable us to begin
this work during the coming year.
The number OF births in the
Home during the year has been 81,
take great pleasure in reporting
the excellent condition Of the
Home. Everything is always in first
class order, ard thorough neatness
prevails throughout the premises.
must also allude to the marriage
of our President, Prince David Ka-
wananakoa, and think l am only
.voicing the sentiments Of ell, in
wishing himself and bride all Joy
and happir ess,
We were mo t glad to welcome
home the Prince and Princess Ka.
lauianaole after their foreign tour OF
nearly two years duration.
cannot close my report without
alluding to the devoted and pains
taking attendance OF our Physician
DR.. Hodgins, to whom, aided by the
MatroD, is due the excellent condi-
tion OF the Home.
Respectfully submitted,
FLORA JONES,
Treasurer Kapiolani Maternity
Home.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-08-30
AGENCi ..AMERYKl."
3l6 Jackson ave-, Toledo, Ohio, U S.

AMSTERDAM, NY.--A. Papierniak, Sc Milton st.
BUFFALO-A. Kofodziej, 214 Gibson st. Koektu-
je takze innych miastach w stanach New
York Pennsylvania.
CHICAGO.-F. Andrzejczak, SS42 Marquette av.
CHICAGO.-N. X. Zfotnicki, TOO Elk drove av.
CLEVELAND, O.-W. Bandowski, 95 Ackley av.
DETROIT-Nasz kolektor Z. J. Odalski bedzie
kolektowaf W Detroit ! okolicy.
DULUTH, MINN.-Jan Bussa, 1O7 w. 9th st.
NANTICOKE, paw. Sawicki, 65l S. Market st.
FALL RIVER, MASS.-J "A. Nowak, 76 Kilbourne.
Kolektuje takze w innych miastach.
PITTSBURG, PA.-J. Porzych, 153 s. 10Th st.
PTTTSBURG, PA.-B Schultz, 1926 Josephine st.
SHENANDOAH. Bednarczyk, $40 E. Centre.
SHENANDOAH. Dolengowsk, 20 E. Cherry.
SHENANDOAH.-A. Miernicki, 1OS w. Laurel st.
ST. LOUIS. NOW. Tajkowski, 912a Cass ave.
SUPERIOR, WIS.,. s. Zieminsk Box 415
TOLEDO, o. J. Odalski, 3OOs Lagrange st.
UTICA, N. Y.-P. Rydzeski, Il Whitesboro st.
WORCESTER.-F. Kurosiewski, Hotel Vernon.
Agenci nasi maja prawo kolektowac wszelkie ma
leznosci "a gazette, ksiazki ogfoszenia.
Pieniadze listy nalezy przyssyfac prosto do wyda
wcy pod adresem: A. A. PARYSKI,
3l6 Jackson ave., Toledo, Ohio
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-08-30
JAK rOSkAC PlENIADZE.

PRICK AIY PIEN' EzNE (money orlers) moz' wyll-
pfC a) pOcZcie, (h espresie, (c bank NsLysle
przekazy nus2q hy VISTA, lone ne: A. A. farysk 70
fedo Ohio Przekaz psnlze nalczy odcslt
Uetern WystrZpgit sic k 'oWuniA pryWatnych cHek0W
nieodpowiedzialnych agent W.
LISTY REGlSTROW NE. Mona do listu wtozy6 pie
ntadze, na1lot nArek loc napsawaHy na kopercie
Regisered OdLaG isto oszowi, hub pOcZce zadajac
9Witowania zt,altko do pOcZty, dzen jest
boty reistrOwany Oddat stonosZOW
zone lub dziecko. Lstonosz Wyda pokwitowane.
PIENIADZE SREBRNE (np. E0c) ohwinat raperowym
dosra lu, aperem pre-" a| nitka, poem wtozyc do
koperty Jez ko posya srerne plenze to MECH Je
obwine awfkpm paperu pre- Niaze nkq Pieniadze gre
brne nazv ohwat paper dlaego Zeby sic ME przesuwa
~ koperce r0, ahowem TAXI sposob moga la
two przpdrzet kopere wypasc
buzo ludz przesyfa pieniadze W zwyczajnych lisach
dnic, pocztovi listonosze SO uczciwymi.
MALE UMY Uak Sc, l0C., 25c !0c, b5c itd.) MONA
przestaG markam pocztowem IT, kupic marek pocztoWych
"a odpowiednia sne do st Mark mona przesy
liataCh Marek zagraniCZyCh ME przyj
mujemy, tylko Standw Zjednoczonych.
W LISCIE SWYM KUNIECZNIE NALEZY WYPISAC
WYRAzNlE sWE IMIE NAZWISKO, ORAZ ADREs; a
nsdto podat peniadze dres swo
ley kazdm scie hez wzgledu ma to- ak czesto
kto pisuje do Redakcyi.
rzea pamietat naleenu mark pocztowej ma kopercie
eAe list nie wazy wece niz jeden srebrny dolar to
dssy naleiG marke diva Gently ale gdy list do
rs to nalezy naec marek centy gdy by list przewaza
doary srebrue to trzeba nakleiC marek IA centOW
Adres do wydawcy jest TAXI
A. A. PAkYSkI,
3l6 Jackson ave-, Toledo, Ohio, u S. A
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-08-30
SPRAWY BIEzACE

ZAPOWIEDZ TERRORU w ROSYI.
-Ogromnie zajmujace wiadomosci mad
chodza Rosyi. Przynosi je wiedenska
+'Arbeiter Zeitung,'' kt6ra, opierajac sic
gf6wnie ma organic rewolucyonist6w rosyj-
skich "Rewolucyjnaja Rosslja,' umiesci}a
" ostatnim numerze artykut p. t. Nova
organizacya terroryzmu W Rosyi." W ar
tykule tym opisane sa drogi terroryzmu "
Rosyi, dalej stwierdzono, ze masy robotni.
cze pra ma organizacye socyalno.demokra.
tyczna, aby weszia ma droge terrorystycznej
walk, i be organizacya widziafa sic zmu-
szona ustapic temu zadaniu, zmieniajac cd.
powiednio sw6j program dsiniania swoj
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-08-30
SPECYALNE OFERTY
dla nowych dawniejsZych
a. prenumeratOrGw Ampryki

Nto przysle soc.
zostane pokwitowanvz Ia ''Ameryke" IL dodat
tkiem) nd kwartaf.
Kto przyslp 81. .OO
zostane pokwowanv IA ''Ameryke' u dodat-
kiemy ma poi rokl i na premium moze wNbrat
ksazek Ia so cent0w. prZesyfke sHmi Oplaca-
my.
KtO przySle Sl.5O
zostanie pokwitowany "a "Ameryke' IL dodat-
kiem) ia calv rok, ale lla premium ME otrzv-
muje ksiazek, tylko dodatek.
Ktc prZy>le $500
zostanie pokwowany ia "Ameryke" u dodat-
kiem) ma roll moze sohie wvbI;iG ia premium
ksiazek Ia 800 Przesyfke sami opfacamv.
KtO prxySln $500
gu "a $1,000. PrzysH1ke opfaca kupujacy. kto
chce, abySmy przesyfke op1acil, MECH dof4czy
50 cent0w wiecej.
kto przySle 1926
zostanie pohwowany "a 'Ameryke" Il dodat-
kiem) na rok prezcncic dostanie ''Bblie
evil cufkowite Pismo SWiete Staregoi NOWe-
go Testamemu." przesylke sami opfacamy
Innych premii do tcgQ ME dajemy.
kto przySIp $3.50
bedzie pokwitowany IA ''Ameryke L. dodat-
1iem) ma rok W prezencie dostanie ''Zywoty
Swietych." Przesyike sami opfacNmy.
Kto przy$!r $3.50
bedzie poliwitowanv ia 'Ameryke' (zdodat
kicrn) ma rok II t0m0w Trylogii SienkioWi
cza a manowcic ''Ognicm MiecZcm' ( to
N.Y. ''Potop' s tomGw i ''PAn Wofodviowski'
2tomv. Przesyfke sami op}acamv. Oicrte te 70
bimy na kr6tki cz:s. Zapas l'edzie wkr0tcew Wy
czerpany.
KtO przySir $3.50
hedzie pOkwitOWany IA Amervke' " dod0t
kiem) ma rok w prezencio dostanic 10 ton@W
''Tysi4c Nocv lcdna.' PrzeSylke sami ol,fa
camy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-08-30

KONGRES MACEDONSKI.-W Sofii
zebraf sic kongres macedonski, kongres
zwolennik5w oswobodzenia wilajet6w, ob-
jetych wsp6]nem mianem Macedonia, pod
wfadzy Turcyi.
Wysoka Porta zawezwafa rad bufgarski
drodze dyplomatycznej, by tenze zakazaf
odbycia kongresu. Ministrowie bufgarscy
ME spefnil zyczenia Turcyi, gdyz ME mo-
eli 90 spefnic Gala Bufgarya sympatyzuje
2 ruchem macedonskim i wzie efaby ME
stawiaf przeszkody odbyciu kongresu. TO
tez Sofii odeszla do Konstantynopola od-
powieQz: rad bufgarski postara sic, by
konges przestrzegaf przepis6w zakresu
prawa O stowarzyszeniach zgromadze-
mach. Dopiero, cd yby miaio stac sic ina
czej, Rad bu1garski rozwiaze kongres.
Komtet macedohski rozpada sic ma zwo-
lennik6w trzech metod dziafana. Grupa
umiarkowana. prowadzona przez dymisyo-
nowanego generafa Zonzewa, idzie reka W
reke rzadem. zyczy sobie ona wyzwole-
MIA Macedonii, lecz pomc ca "a pozwole-
MEM wielkich mocarstw. Grupa skrajnych
ma "a przyw6dce Borysa Sarafowa. Ten
gardfuje "a uzyciem srodk6w rewolucyj-
nych "a natychmiastowem rzuceniem Tur-
cyl rekawicy.
Istnieje trzecia grupa: umiarkowanych,
skupiajacych SIP kofo Delczewa. Lecz 6w
Delczew Jest gfebi duszy zwolennikiem
Sarafowa. Ten ostatni pomoca Delczewa
rozstrzyga w;ekszosci komitecie.
KONFERENCYE KOLONIALNE W
| Londynie skonczone. Rezultat ich stosun.
kowo drobny. Kanada Australia ME zgo.
dzify sic ma pfacenie specyalnego podatku,
z kt6rego doch6d czysty-p po straceniu ko.
szt6w poboru-szedfby ma powiekszenie
armii ladowej wielko- -brytanskiej. Nato.
miast Australia przystafa ma ptacenie "a.
pomogi dla eskadry apgielskiej, stojacej
ma wodach australskich Lecz postawifa
warunki. Przedewszystkiem musza wcho.
die skfad owej eskadry nietylko stare
pud}a, lecz takze statki najnowszego kali
bru. Powt6re, Rad musi mianowac oficera
mi podoficerami tel eskadry take oby
wateli kolonii australskich. Wszystkie inne
wnioski zadania Chamberlain uznano "
zasadzie "a dobre, lecz tylko W zasadzie
Gas ma ich wykonanie jeszcze niestoso
why.
WYZSZOSC RASY Ludzie ME ss
sobie r6wni, ME maja oni r6wnych zdolno
sci i obowiazk6w, ami r6wnych wymagan
praw-nie So sobe bracmi. Nier6wnosc t,
ludzi, jest wrodzona, przyrodzona, fizyolo
niemozliw3, ably czfowiek ME odziedziczy
wlasciwosci upodoban swych rodzic6w
przodk6w. Stanowi to zagadnienie rasy
Istnieje r6znica stopnia pomiedzy cziowie
kiem a czfowiekiem, 9 zatem j pomiedz.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-08-30

"Horta.' ktory wyrzucal wielkie gorejace
odfamy skafy IA powierzchnie morza. Lu-
dnoFc obawia sic dalszych wybuch6w.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-08-30

ustr6j wewnetrzny, A OTTO jak sic te grozne
nowosci przedstawiac maia wedle rewolu-
cyjnego pisma rosyjskiego:
"Chociaa musiano uznac -czytamy tam
w sprawie taktyki scisie dostosowanie
novel metody do innych form walki, iako
nienaruszalna zasade, to jednak pod wgzle-
dem techuicznym okazala sic jako pozada-
na zupefna autononia kolumn wojulacych,
scisia iednolitoSc idei, oraz pc lzafw orga-
nizacyi. to Jest zasada, kt6ra ma bye kie-
rujaca,
W tym vice celu wydzielifa sic osobna
grupa, kt6ra, opierajac sic zasadzie spisku
podzialu czynno5ci, przyjmuje na sleble
dziat0lnoS&' rozstrolOWa / terrOrystyczna
Ia organizacya. kt6ra nosi miano "Boje"a
ia O-ganizacya", otrzymuje cd kierowni-
ctwa partyi socyalno rewolucyjnel wska
z6wki roz ozpoczcciu i zakonczeniu opera
cyl, Wyznacza tez osoby, przeciw kt6rym
te olrracye maja bye wymierzoue.
Z partyq Bojevaja Organizacya jest po-
1acze IA tyko W iej kierownictwie, ME znaj
dnie sic zainej 1acznosci miej jscowymi
kt6rei welle pokwitowan organu partyjne-
go ostatnich tyGodniach wpEynrly wkfa.
dki od 10000 ludzi z nairozmaitszych kdI
! Sk)I19cZcuSlWd rosy yiShleSO.
! Partya tez og1asza, re zamordowanie mi
nistra Sipagina jest dzieFcm Bojewoi Or
ganizacyi. He nova organi2acya spoczywa
IA racyonalnych podstawach okazuje tc
pierwszy czyn iej dziaialnosci, gdyz ne
| icj rozkaz "a bezposre'nim jej wsp61u
d2ialem, jcj czfonek Stefan Waleryanowicz
j,maszew dnia i kwietnia zabif Sipiagi
ia. Scisfemu sprzysiezeniu i zupe1nemr
olosobnieniu grupy terrorystycznel od in
nych form roboty rewolucyjnej, jest do "a
wc7ieczenia. u opr5cz Balmaszewa zr"sztt
Mkt 4 uczestnik5w zamachu ME wpadf W
rece rzadu.
Socyalno rewolncyjna partya zmierza dc
coln, aby odosobnionych atak6w, pola
czonych masowymi wybuchami masow;
orgauizacya, 1ozwinac powstanie ludowe
opieraj3c sic ma szerokich ko1ach robotni
czych i obno-wioscianskich, stanow
prze }nia straz rosyjskiej Walk o wolnost
W ktorej znajduie miejsce od powiedni;
role wszystkie rewolucyjne zywiofy dzisiej
szej Rosyi, site swoja chce mierzyc wedl'
swoich bojownik6w ma smjerc zycie.'
! TAX vice zdaje sie-nadchoaza znowl
dla Rosyi dni krwawego terroru jeszczt
krwawszej represyi
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-08-30

WULKANY zaczynaja zn6w bye czynne
W roznych stronach. z Madrytu nadchodz;
wiadomosc, re pod miejscowoscia Pico,
miedzy prowincyami Santandrem j Au-
strya, W gorach, utworzyf sic krater i wy
rzuca slupy dymu. Do Lizbony zas nade-
szia wiadomosc >wysp Azorskich stre-
fsznym wybuchu wulkanu podmorskiego
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1902-08-30

Przeczytsjcie uwaga artyknf Die
ci Polskie a SzkOfy," Dry zanlieszczO-
ny Jest na str. 4-te;. i
Arizona republican., 1902-04-15
GOLDEN ROSE MINE
And Adjacent Properties in the Pata-
 gcnia Mountains.

Within a year Golden Rose mine was discovered and at once came into prom thence, says the Border Nidette. Hap pening to be in the rich mineral belt, in the southewest Patagonias, it at once attracted much interest.
 The Golden Rose company was or ganized and included many prominent ana wealthy people. In the camp there are now fifty people and nine miners are employed-making night and day arrangement of shifts.
 crosscut was run from the shaft forty feet to cut t9le ledge. This was T scheme of J. J. Teeter. the superin- tendent. and he has evidently made d splendid success of it. In a drift forty feet from the shaft is an ore body which assays $75,000 in gold, silver and lead. At this point they are drifting each way on the vein. There is ore in both drifts. Only the first of the week they struck fine body of ore In both drifts. From this it would seem that the Golden Rose is a strictly valuable local mine-and that is what we all want Superintendent Teeter is inn mensely elated over the prospects
 In December last J. w. Milligan and J. M. Douglas located a claim one mill. north Of the Golden Rose and it proved q rich one. The ore carries gold sil- yer and lead. They sunk shaft thirty-five feet deep and struck an ore body three feet wide. The mine is called the "Oid Kentuck" and the own CTS the other day bonded it to Wash lngton Camp people. probably the own CTS Of the Pride of the West. for $25,000
 Recently William C. Rhodes and Charles Blumburg located a claim one half mile west of the "Old Kentuck" which they recorded as the Red Lulu, upon which they at once went to work They sunk a shaft down fifty feet and in thirty-foot drift struck it rlchr' as the saying goes. They have q fine body of ore, principally free gold ore, and most of it is Of sufficient value to ship at a splendid profit
 Just recently T. L. Shannan located Claim near the Red Lulu and less than dozen feet from what is known as the cd Smuggler trail and it proved at depth of twelve feet to be rich in silver and lead. Shannan simply sunk the shaft as d means of safe location ana assessment work, but when he struck the rich body of ore he is now working in he concluded it was good enough for him and he is digging away With splendid success. United States customs line riders have often re- marked upon the excellent appearance or the rock in that vicinity and have citen thought of locating claims bur
 procrasttnation is the thief of time'' ana now, probably. no mounted inspec- tor Tn the customs service or any other service will get a good claim within mile of old Smuggler trail.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-15

ringer and Brockman of the Common wealth mine and though that has not been denied it was probably an error for the Tucson Star announces that Messrs. Barringer. Brcckman and Pen rose brothers last week bought the Worlds Fair mine for half a million dollars and that in itself is good weeks work. It is not impossible. of course, that they have bought both properties. Of the Worlds Fair deal the Star says:
 Late Friday night Frank Powers John Brockman and D. NJ. Barringer closed negotiations whereby the form CT dispOses of the Worlds Fair silver mines. seven claims in the Harshaw district, Patagonia mountains. to the last two mentioned gentlemen. who represent the Commonwealth Mining and Milling company at Pearce. U was current report on the street that Brockman and Barringer after several consultations arranged for a payment of $5C0.CCG Powers to retain a one fourth interest in the property. The story has been confirmed. There was just such thing possible that the deal would not be effected. but at a late hour terms were amicably settled
 This is the largest mining transaction made in southern Arizona, barring two instances. in the Bisbee district It has been known that the mines have been open to sale, but no one until Friday ever reached the point which meant business. MT. Brockman was over at the mines in January and this gave rise to the story of a saIe at that time and which was denied very promptly by Mir. Powers, later to the writer when he and his family passed through February 2S to the coast on spring outing of some thirty days
 Frank Powers secured the claims in the early nineties at nominal cost and has done very large amount of work. tunneling and stoping. His forces averaged twelve men and MT Powers wore jeans and carried a pick like the rest of them. He built a mill of ten stamp capacity but owing to in- ability to find q man to run it for Pow CTS it was shut down four years ago. Meantime the low grades of silver bear ing ores were piled up while the higher grades were sacked and shipped each return of shipments for several years averaging several thousand dollars, perhaps three shipments per annum.
 These mines were not Mr. Powers first start. He had done much in tn.