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Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
TONOPAH.

The latest reports from Tonopah. ,a new mining camp in Nye county. 9a vada, show that it is a greatly oyi..- populated camp, in which there aref loo men for every job. While it is a lfact that some very rich ore iS being tt k.l out. the greater portion of it is 'cnn- trolled by large companies and bug Iit- tie oi the money realized finds kvav into circulation at home. It isssaI,i that Restitution prevails to an alarm inG extent. and that the scores ofinen who are drifting into the town every day are swelling population wi Il no visible means Of support in sight. Nearly all the money in circulation cones rom a few who have take, money into the camp and from a nun- Der of miners who are leasing Claims and realizing great profits from Q
 treinely valuable ore. The surroundi.
 mills are full of prospectors. but no ricI ctriles have been reported recently
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
THE OLD DOMINION
Bigelow Management ousted, But no
 Change in Local Officers,

At the annual meeting of the Old Dominion Copper Mining and Smelling company, held today (April ? at ter sey City. N. J., the former (Bigelow) management was overwhelmingly de- feated and an entire new board of di- rectors was elected. says dispatch to the Globe Silver Belt.
 Towle & Fitzgerald Of Boston. who have been leaders in the movement to oust the Bigelow management, had complete control of the meeting and named the directors elected.
 N. L. Amster of Boston voted $500 shares with the majority. and the olG mana cement but 2.200 shares.
 The meeting was without sensa tional developments, being in charge of the new interests, who could ret answer any questions asked.
 The new directors are: George N. Towle. Louis D. Brandies. Charles s. Smith, Joseph r. Herrfck, J. Waldo Smith. Edward F. Herrick and Charles G. Lund.
 In addition. the Belt says We have information from a reliable source which indicates that no change Is like ly to be made in the management at the mine, Superintendent Hoar's man. aSement being satisfactory. Neither may any changes in the operation of the mine or shelter be looked for in the near future. as in view of the present low price of copper and adverse con- ditions of the market it would rot be deemed advisable to increase the out put.
 The mine never was in better shape than at present and the abundance of oxidized ores coming from the upper levels seems to insure the continuance of the present method of smelting for some time to come.
 However. with the further develop- ment of the important bodies of sul- phide ore discovered in the lower lev eis, changes and additions to the smelt- ing plant will become necessary, and no doubt the introduction of convertars will be considered by the new man. agement in cue time.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
SHELTER Fo2 PIMA
Gold Eagle Company and Eastern Car-
 italists to Erect IL.

Jack Howard of Fort Thomas is au- tkority for the statement that a large shelter is to he erected at once at Pima and that the machinery for cqui2rin.: the same is already under shipment A company known as the Gold Eagle Mining company is said to be back of the enterprise and eastern capital has been interested.
 Mr. Howard went to Almagcrdc. x. NJ, last week and stopped off at Fl PaSo. When asked relative to the min ing operations around Fort Thomas by an Fl P&so paper MT. Howard said that they were at present very active and some rich prospects were being opened up.
 Tn time there will surely be some big camps around Fort Thomas he said. Capitalists are making heavy Investments and the ore bodies are being opened up to prove the correct ness Of the high opinions formed of the wealth oc the country"
 r. F. Morgan. a Colorado miner who has spent several weeks In the iTo,t Ihcm2s country, was also in EI Paso and was duly interviewed. M!-. Nor gan said that the country had been but poorly rrospected ana little dav~l- o!inc2t work done as yat on many e the mines around Fort Thomas.
 However" said Mir Morgan. "suci- ciert has been accomplished to ,IaIno.i- 2trate the high values of tho ore b. .s. The placer grounds show good indica- tions and if they were properly worked would. I believe. give good returns. Capitalists are going into the country and companies arc taking up many new claims. It is chiefly a cop per-gold district. but some good silver veins have also been uncovered"
 The talk Of smelters for Pima and Fort Thomas has been going on So lonz, that the people Of the valley are natur- ally skeptical. but it looks now as though the matter was really under way. In January the Union Cooper Smelling company purchased the whole Of block il the village of Pima and the announcement was then made that tke ground was to be used as d smelt.r site.-Eulietia.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
THE HOEY CASE.

Tie counsel for the defense in the Ioey case has been granted q com mission by the disUict court to take the testimony Of two Chinese wit aesses, Mexican witness and of Charles R. Hood, all of whom are il Mexico They are all witnesses for doey. Hood states that he would come to the United States and testify. if it r2s not for the fact that there was q
 warrant in the hands Of the Yuma county sheriff for his arrest. lie is wanted On q criminal charge which arose cut of his escapaGe ct Yuma, when he was the deputy collector of ,ustoms under Hoey.-Citizen.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
GLOBE SIGHTS.

(From the ,tchison Globe)
 If you have friend, don't enjoy q
 joke on him.
 \ loafcr has no more show in this world than a wicked man will have in
 the next.
 A trua-blue Irishman in Atchtson
 always eats potatoes for dessert, in
 stead of fruit
 The people are always quick to see the first symptom of regret in a newly married persons face. You are supposed to step dogs from fighting. and you do if your dog is setting the worst of 1t. An Atchison man gives his wife $500
 fer every daughter she marries off well. no chasing permitted. What has become of the cid fash iored man, who. according to the neighbors. could lie as fast as a horse could trot? When a man is in love with a woman ! co the exclusion Of everything else in the world he usually proves 1t by shooting her. When We read that q man travels hundred miles to attend the wedding | of a cousin. We think he cant have much else to do The last man who bothered the Globe with foolish suggestions was declared insane il the probate court last We'd resday.
 Such a funny situation has developed in an Atchison love affair that the women have lost all interest in Easter hats in watching it. An AtchisOa young man who is being chased by six different girls. calls it female trouble and is taking a cours. of patent medicine. A North AtchisCn man is playing T new game, for exercise: he has just bought a load Of wood. and is trying to get it sawed before his son, who is away. returns. They tell Of a farmer who has beaten q banker out Of two years use of a farm. and who now demands d deed to the land. The banker is net allowed o..
 his own place. A society girl Of Kansas City eioped Wednesday night. though engaged t. he married in April to another man. and the people are calling 1t romance Is il romantic to be q traitor? Is it de- serving of Guah and sentiment to 0e dishonorable? Here is a good point in etiquette to give q dying man: If you go to heaven don't express surprise at those you see there. If you go to hell, you can't show surprise enough in order to be compIi- montary. When you meet q man down below. say, Surely you don't belong here
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
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BABY GUAGE AT LORDSBURG.

BABY GUAGE AT LORDSBURG.
 4 new railroad is being organized in I-urGsburg While not as extensive road as the Southern Pacific or the Rock Island, 1t will be fine, money making property. The scheme is 70 ,uild 9 twenty inch road from the mines south of town down to the 1ity md connect with the railroad depot. he smeiter and the concentrator. By it's use a great saving will be made Ill the transportation Of ores and yet it will yield a good profit to it's owners. 4t is not intended to make the road for passengers. although they may be ear i'ied, but the road will not be com pelled to run regular passenger trains, and thus it can he tied up and expenses saved when there is no work for il to 10. The articles of incorporation are being prepared. Most Of the money for -ne building of the road will be sub scribed by the people in town. although considerable foreign capital is inter ested in it's building. The surveys show hat nearly every mine in the district uan be reached with comparatively iit- tie trouble. and the pull will be a down hiu one ali the Way.-Lords5urg Lib eIGl.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
AIMING NOTES.

E. Jones. vice president Of the Roosevelt Mining company, Graham county, said yesterday that the Copper Queen company store building st Douglas would outshine that immense affair at Morenct and owned bE the same corporation. working under the name of the Detroit Copper company. The &.orenci store, equipped For open ing is s,,id to have cost $2Go,000. MT. Jones has been on the ground and k-ows. This does Ioo2. &s if Douglas Was to be G:e2te. than Bisbea. There is plenty ol ground space.-Star.
 Ar. Charles J. George. president of the Lincoln Gold Mining and Milling company. rece.Ve1 this week at his offices in Les Angeles quantity of Sold retort from the company's mines in -Arigono. It was the result of a :nin run O. fifty tons ot ore taken out last month, and Was made at the mill belonging to the company. During de- v5iop.nent last month fine vein of high grade ere was opened up.-Los Angeles Mining Review.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

nd Poilux are over toward the west sct.
 Tn the east at this hour the great lcr-ta1aticn Rootes has raised his gi- s2ut:c figure from the Inists of the hat iZon ana the chief star Arcturus shines with a brightness uneQualed by 9nv other star. now that Sirius has zone down in the west. Between Arc eurus and the North Star is a kite shaped figure which, once recognized. s rersr forgotten According to the claims Of some astronomers, Arcturus is the l6ightiest of the stars of which We have any knowledge. If the theo- ries they profess are correct Arcturus must have a volume so great as to fill up a gap equal to the distance from the earth to the sun. II is moving toward us at the rate of more than sixty miles a second. b,.t this is only a part of the total motion, which. it is averred, may reach 3GG miles a second. When we re- fleet that this is a speed sufficient to carry Us around the earth in less than half a minute. il helps us tc realize what this rate of progression means, get 90 stupendOusly remote is the dis lance IICHl uS tNal tIliS tS4 | illI SPSStA carries the great star along our sky only the breadth of a full noon in the course Cf a thousand years. Arcturus may be readily found by following .
 ire formed by prolonging the bending curve of the handle Of the Big Dipper to three times it's own length.
 Denebola,, the most eastern of the 5righter stars of Leo, Arcturus and Spica-a white first magnitude star in the constellation of the Nirgin-form Q
 great equilateral triangle, Spica lying Q the southeast of the other two vega. il the constellation of the Tyre, :s coming up in the northeast, blazing liamond Of the purest white.
 Venus, Jupiter and Saturn are all in the morning sky. and may be regarded with great pleasure by those who care to rise an hour before the sun. All are n the east CT southeast. Venus may be known by her surpassing briiliancy- Jupiter. rot far away, is next in brightness. while Saturn is the remain irg and only nUticeably bright star in he neighborhood Venus reaches her greatest angular distance from the sun Jn the 25th, standing more than forty siX degrees to the west Mars is in conjunction with the sun on the 23d.
 md so even is the race between the earth and our interesting neighbor that t will be several months before he falls 'ar enough behind to give us a chance to see him free from the interfering rays of the sun.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

outside of the vicinity Of the original Tonopah claims.
 In an interview with Q reporter for the Denver Times Harry Hynes of Butte, Mont, who has just returned from visit to Tonopah. said: The most vivid ina Gination could not de pict q wi}de,. wide open town than 1'oncP2n iS today. IL Is located II sWayback near the head of & canon and consists of conglomerate collec- ton of tents and snae i-=. l arrived on the stage about midnight and it seemed as though the entire population had turned out to meet 1t. NCtWithstald- ing the fact that there is not a hotel in the place l was grabbed by at least half q dczen 'rui.Hers, each of whom insisted that his Was the only place in town at which q bed could be secured.
 1t was wild scene, indeed. and as ty pical Of the west in early days as could possibly be imagined. Saloons and gambling houses predominate, and the sound oI an iil-tdned piano noated Cut from nearly every other shack on each 0; the two streets. There are now in Tonop2h about f.590 people, and large nUmbe-s oI them are men who went there without a dollar, having SlaVitated in expecting to be able to secure almost any k-ad Of work 3t 1abulously large pay. No one knows hoy; they exist, an3 many Of them have not known what Il iG to sleep in a bed since they struck town"
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
Mines and Minerals
 of Arizona
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A. L.. McKercher, a mining expert, and LeRoy Grant. late auditor of Wy omins, have become followers of the ,iivining rod in the location Of ere bodies. and it is said both have met with measure of success. The divin- ing rod in one form or another has played few engagements in Arizona but the experiments have not been proved yet by the pick and shovel test though several such tests are said to be in progress. The Wyoming divining rod is a trif1e different from the appa- ratus used here, though it's principle is the same.
 The apparatus used by Mir McKer- cher is a metal contrivance of a very simple nature as regards the mechani- cal part of it. It consists of two coiled springs which are attached to the end of a metal bar. In the metal bar is a hole and in this is placed the affinity for the kind of ore which the operator may wish to locate. This is where the secret of the thing lies. for it is claimed that it took eight years to find affinities for all the metals fo" oil and gas. Not every one can oper- ate the thing. in fact only about one in a thousand
 The way the ore is found is to put one end of the coiled spring in the mouth and hold the metal attached at the other end in the hand. Then the copper or silver or whatever affinity is needed for the ore desired is placed in the hole in this bar and the operat tor starts out over the ground. He must not wear rubbers or rubber boots as this destroys the connection. As the body of the person holding the bar comes over the mass of metal it swings and the affinity tips down.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
IION"S THIS?

 We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any ease oi C&taI1h that can not b. cured hy Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & co. Props.
 Toledo, O.. We the undersigned have known F. J. Cheney fer the last T. years. and be- Eeve him perfectly honorable in ali business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm
 WEST ( TRUAN,
 Nholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. WALD!NG. <INN>N X MARVIN.
 3Vholesaie Druggists, Toledo. Q. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern ally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 15c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free.
 Halls Family Pills are the best.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
JUDGE CoWAN's MINES.

Judge L. Q. Colean has returned from q grip to Gu4ymas and Hermnsa. says the Citizel. Judge Ccwan and Eugene J. Tg;ppel let last Saturday combining pleasure aAG business. The TucsoH &nI IcnSresso mines, which are o> ned oy Judge Col,an have been in itiss ,ion 1os sometime and 1t was bus mess connected ~ this litigation that ca!:e! him to Ci,..<tma ;.
 TEese mines arr i1c&teI about eighty niles north CT lletIrosil!o. They are rica in both cop:er and silver and run well in gold also. Judge CoWln says that he has some ore in this mine that will run AS per cen- cop per. He has received & GJ5d offer tor the mine, but is waiting the result of the litigation before making a sale.
 JuC.e CoWaI stated today that It is remarkable how mIny AlAel ics.:i min irG men ale to be found in both Hermc- sil!o and Guaymas. American enter prise and capital has gone into Sonora to develop the natural resources of that country and the richness cf that state is just being brought to light.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
GOOD FOR EilNUMATIsM.

Last fall l was taken with a very SC were attack of muscular rheumatism which caused me great pain and an- nOyance. After trying several pre- scTi"tiOns and rheuma tic cures, 1 de- C;i7d to use ChambeTl9in's Pain Balm. witch I had seen advertised in the nth Jerscynan. After two applica-
 lions of this remedy 1 was much bet ;ar. md after using one bottle, was ,r-.r- .stelS curcd.-Sallie Harris Salen- '. .L For s.le by EIvey (. HuIett.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

sufficient ore to warrant the erection O. reduction plant, which is being done very rapidly and to the satisGac- tiCn Of a1l concerned
 The development work consists Of siXty-four-f shaft in the middle of ledge which outcrops on the surface for distance oI more than 2,G00 feet. On the surface the ere body was only six inches wide, but has gradually in creased in size until nov in tie bottom Of the shaft il is now twentY-six inches wide. The country rock on both sides of the ledge is solid granite. with per fectly smooth walls and a G0uge of tale more than an inch thick, indicating true Assure vein.
 Numerous assays give an average value of seventeen dollars in gold per ton. and while the values are not ea- tirely free the ore is susceptible to the cyanide process, by which method it will ba worked.
 It is the intention of the owners to continue sinking the shaft as rapidly as possible until 9 depth Of 100 feet is reached. at which point drifts will be driven on the main ledge each way from the shaft, and crcsscutting com ncnCed for the purpose of tapping q parallel ledge which outcrops for a considerable distance on the surface about ten feet from the ledge proper and which has every indication ot be-
 ing an important deposit Of ore From q close examination of aU the conditions surrounding the Desert Dwarf the conclusion is reached that the judicious expenditure of a few thousand dollars in development work will place another good producer Of the yellow metal On Yuma county's rapidly growing list of bonarzas
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.
THE CONES YACHT RACES.

King Edwards yacht Britannia and Emperor Wilhelnl's Meteor are to meet in races at the regatta al Cowes this year, it has been announced.
 It is understood that it is the sloop N =teor, and not the kaiscr's new Amer ican built schooner yacht Meteor H. which is to be entered in the races.
 The Meteor and Britannia met before in July, 1S99. when the Meteor won the race cH time allowance by enc minute and forty seconds. Inc Meteor allowed the Britannia ten minutes.
 Tho yacht races this year will be q brilliant pageant, following so closely as they will upon the coronation cerc- monies. The Solent will be filled with British and foreign wsr ships and the most magnificent yachts ahoat.-New York Journal.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

"A nefghbor ran in with a bottle of 'hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy when my son was suf- fering with severe cramps and was giv- ea up as beyond hcpe by my regular physician, who stands high in his pro- fessioH. Alter administering three doses of it. my sen regained conscious ness and recovered entirely within twenty-rour hours" says Mrs. Mary Haller. of Mt. Crawford. Va. This rem edy for sale by Elvey < Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER.

The blood is constantly being puli- fed by the lungs. liver and kidneys. ,<ee. these crran9 in healthy condition and the bowels regular and you will have no need of a blood purifier. For this purpose there is nothing equal to ChaiubeTIain's stomach and Liver Tab lets. one dose of them will do you more =coG than a dciiar bottle Of the best blood purifier. Iricc, - cents. Sam rlcs free at Elvoy (; E'ulct's drug stnrp.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
\ PAYING HOPE.

Thn poets since the world began Have uunefUl tribute paid To hope that in tn heart of man Eternal hc.na hath made. But though through life this virtue
 tIest
 Accompanies you and mo. think the Hope that's paid the best Accompanies Anthony.
 ; mic fetts IiaTtsy.ich.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08

If troubled with rheumatism. give Chamberlain's Pain Balm d trial. It will not cost you a cent if it does no good. One application will relieve the pain. t also cures sprGi"s and bruises in one third the time required by any other treatment. Cuts, burns, frost bites, quinsy. pains in the side and chest, glandular and other swcllinGs are quickly cured by applying it. Every bottle warranted. Price. e5 and 50 cts
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
Testify to the Efficacy of the New Sci
 ertific Dandrutf Treatment.

A. F. Lanier, Denver says: "Herpi- oide has made my hair grow rapidly"
 Mrs. A. Guerin. Great Falls, Mont, says: T fnI Herpicide an excellent Gandr'ff cure"
 il. Greenland. Portland. Ore, says: "Newbro's Ferpicide stopped my hair $ falling out"
 J. D. Israel. Dayton, Wash, says: "Herpicide has completely cured my danGruf5"
 Cnar.es Brown, president First Ma tion2l Bank, Vancouver, Wash. says: "Herpicide is excellent for keeping the scalp clean
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
VISIT OF \ e;ENERAL.

J. \. Balance. brigaGier-Seneral of United States volunteers in the Philip zines, is a guest of Hotel GandoIfo. Fe came to Yuma on visit to his brother, Colonel Charles I3alllacc O. the Yuma valley.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
A ROYAL CARVER.

Princess Charles of Denmark is a very clever carver in wood. and one of her favorita pastiincs is carving pipes These she presents to her husband and :cycral Of her male cousins who are sfHCkers Tit-Bits.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
DREDGEI. READY.

The steamer Eetti took the Yuma Valley Union Land ana Water com pary drcGge down to the canal head ing last Monday. It is anticipated that the dredge will at once begin it's work If widening and deepening the caa1l. =YUIl3 Sun
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
ALf:XANDaA.s LUCKY SHOT.

Many years ago Queen Alexandra visited Bisley- and was invited to try her fortune at the targets &t T distance or eco yards. The rife was placed in position for her. and with her first shot and is preserved in q glass ease in orc of her private rooms at SandrinGham. Sl,c hit the buls-eye. This rifle is now one of her most treasured possessions -LgudYn Standard.
Arizona republican., 1902-04-08
\ ROWLING SUCCESS.

IIostess-G, do MT. Basseau, oblige Us with just enc more song.
 The SinEer-i:cylly. Mrs. Footenit I'm afraid at this late hour l might disturb the nciShh3rs
 I0stess-N Never mind: they have q bowling dog that disturbs us Ut night very ofteH.-philad- -lphia Press.