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stable, with oyercoats in similar style. Many of the acquaintances of the two have stated that they were twins, but they were not. A reliable authority has said that Robert had a twin sister. It lis safe to assert that whoever was well acquainted with one of the two broth CTS. was well acquainted with the other. Wilfred was older than Robert.
 In business they were remarkably prudent, and in their daily life they were very temperate, with no apparent bad habits. They never drank or smoked to excess, and were free from the charge of spending money with either men or women of any class, and yet both died poor-so poor in fact that lin declining years they depended on a relative. as stated in Waterbury, for financial assistance. They failed in business. when their property was placed in the hands of trustee, and they abandoned the stable business. Robert died in Waterbury few years after the failure. During recent years Will had been afflicted with what was said to be a cancer. and was located over one eyebrow. After they gave up the State street stable Wilfred tried to do a commission business, selling wag- ons, harnesses and a few horses. At one time he was located in an office di- rectly across the street from my house.
 In the livery part of their stable busi- ness at the State street location they assumed but little risk. as they let teams to only the best customers. As they had business principally with peo- pie who were financially reliable. it is not presumed that they lost much mon- ey in bad debts Why such prudent and careful men should fail poor has not been satisfactorily explained
 R. E. PORTER.
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KAsAAN BAY PURCHASE.
Equity in Company Secured at Receiv-
 CTS Sale by H. B. ives.

Equity in Company Secured at Receiv-
 er's Sale by H. B. ives.
 News of Hobart B. Ives coup by which he secured the entire equity in the Kasaan Bay Mining company at the receivers sale on May 26 for S25,0 1000 reached this city yesterday morning in the form of private dispatch to Law yer John Elliott.
 The reason why the news was so late in reaching here lies in the fact that the nearest telegraph station is at Ketchi- kan, Alaska, which is two days ride, and there was some apparent delay in transmission as we'll. The dispatch was as follows:
 'Ketchikan, Alaska. via Seattle,
 May 2s. "John Elliott, New Haven, Conn:
 'I bought the Copper Queen group. Carroll bought rest for $25,O0o. Inform others.
 EDGAR c. SNYDER About ten days ago MT. Ives. the for mer president of the Kasaan Bay com pany, and Lawyer Snyder left New Ha- ven to attend the sale, which the receiy- CTS of the Kasaan Bay company had given notice would be held on May 26. One was at Karta Bay and the other at Kasaan Bay. The first sale was that of the fishing privileges and rights, and the other was of all the other assets of the company.
 Mir. Snyder was sent out to attend the sale on behalf of some of the local stockholders who had combined against MT. Ives to bid on the property. H. D. Clark and MT. Ives stood together on the transaction and have worked joint ly since October.
 MT. Snyder's clients authorized him to bid on the property only up to the amount of $5000. Therefore, when the bids went above that figure he was helpless, and MT. Carroll, who is Mir. Ives representative, bid $25,00O and the property went to him.
 The sale is, of course, subject to the $71, 900 bonded mortgage which was put on it few months ago, and MT. Ives will have to assume it's payment.
 Many of the previous victories in the litigation and financial difficulties of the company have gone to the element of stockholders represented by MT. Shy der. lie secured OpllonS enough to iiidhe Joseph E. Hubinger the president of the company in place of MT. Ives The pur- chase by Mir. Ives offsets all previous victories, however, in the opinion of the stockholders. It is said that MT. Ives can now proceed to organize a new company and ignore the officers recent ly elected Tie local stockholders, ano they are many, have held several con
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GENERAL ORDERS FOR INsPEc,
 TION.

Fire Commissioners Will Issue Them to
 Engine Companies Soon.
 The regular monthly meeting of the fire commissioners was held last even- ing. It was voted to issue general or Iders to the men as a result of the in spection, which was recently held.
 John J. Ryan was raised to second grade hoseman. the advancement to go into effect June g. He is stationed at No. As engine house. It was voted by the board not to purchase the Glazier nozzle. which was tried on the central green not long ago.
 Considerable time was spent in dis cussing the turning around of No. 2's engine house, and of considering the best place to provide temporary quar- ters while it is being done.
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AN INcoRRIGIBLE Boy

Officer Peter Dargan yesterday after moon arrested John McGevern, of 12
 Stevens street, on a Connecticut Re- form school complaint. For long while McGovern has been a truant from St. Johns school, where he was sup posed to attend. Ten days ago he stole a ride on a freight train to WilIimantic land was arrested there by Captain
 Rillhouse. Officer Dargan gave him a warning on his return, and as it has done no good he arrested him yester- Iday
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ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.

Thomas Jennings, a Tramp, Entered a
 Residence on Washington Avenue.
 Thomas Jennings, who the police say is a tramp, was arrested last evening by Officer Colwell and charged with burglary. It is alleged that some time between Ii o'clock in the morning and l o'clock Monday afternoon Jennings went to 1O61A Washington avenue and, finding key in one of the doors, open led the door and stole some silverware Iand pair of shoes
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ferences, but have not taken any very aggressive action.
 The copital stock of the Kasaan Bay Icompany was $1,000.0OO and a large pro- portion of the stock was held locally. It was bought, however. at 25 to 50 per cent, so that the actual amount of cash
 put into the venture by New Haven is estimated at about $350.000
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POUNDED HIS WIFE

Andrew Chapman was arrested last |evening by Sergeant Gibson and Police- man Cohee on charge of breach of the peace. The officers say that he pound- led his wife in the face yesterday after noon and that she was in a very bat tered condition. He has been employ ed as a hostler at Schwaner's for some time.
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MUSIC STUDENTS. coNcERT.

On June the students of the depart ment of music at Yale will give con cert in Woolsey hall. The students will play with the orchestra. Miss Hen drycka Troostwyk. the sixteen-year-old daughter of Professor Isidore Troost- wyk. will make her debut at this con cert. She will play the violin with the
 orchestra. For one so young she is a wonderful performer.
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vIoLATEp rHE BARBER LAW.

Louis Quinto, who resides at 2O4 Cedar street and who keeps barber shop at 75 Washington avenue, and Francisco Onofrio, who keeps shop at 71-7S Broad street. were arrested on war rants late last night, charging them with keeping their shops open on Sun day.
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CAUGHT IN SKATING.
William soderburg Has Narrow Els
 cape from Death.

William Soderburg Has Narrow Es-
 cape from Death.
 William Soderburg of 55 Houstan street had narrow escape from death while at work at Kilbourn & Bishop S shop shortly after four o'clock yester- day afternoon. He was at work on a machine when his coat and shirt lcaught in the belt and dragged him off his feet. Luckily the machine was stop ped before he was dragged over the wheel He was taken to the emergency hospital, where his injuries were dress led. It was found that he had badly lacerated right side and shoulder, but there are no serious injuries.
 The game between the Ladies' Golf club of Springfield and the Ladies Golf club of the New Haven Country club played here yesterday was won by the Springfield club.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
THE OLD DOMINION.
Many improvements Under Way an5
TIE Output Satisfactory.


The old Dominion has two furnaces
in commission this week. making tn.-
usual large output OF copper. says the
Globe silver felt. The coke supply IL
rtill very short. owing TO the conges-
ton OF freight on the Rock Island.
~ the new smelter we found Super.
iuteuccnt % Construction Moore di-
rrcung tine construction OF the concrete
Foundation Tor the 2OO-foot stack. \
force Of go men is employed in this
uo-k. The crushed rock is delivered
from cars onto a raised platform. and
% n mixed with the cement. and the
concrete 10 raised by a 5O-foot derrick
and delivered 10 the great barrel or
mold 4n which the foundation IS being
built up Inis foundation will be So
fcct ln diameter ~ the base. 30 feet
at tie top and l. fet high. and its con-
stEurtiou ~ lrecuire from 20 TO .
carloads 90 material
Tie Foundation viii be completed by
next MouGav. ana the II Paso Foun-
4fy nad Machine company viii INN p
alateiy begin the erection Of the steel
stack which o. 20 be 200 feet In height
and Is fost in diameter.
Tho power house az the new smoi.ar
IN practically completed. and is now be-
-ng painted. The power house Is n
~ etFurtuTc-S2xIf feet. II coz
falns iwo sets OF Stirling boilers land
alothr see r. yet 10 go in). a big blow
iu~ engine. two large boilers and a gen
orator.
80 thc ucv. sran the steel head frame
has been ll use ccr ten days, and TIE
hol~t haas got tho uewness worn OFF aud
ir running smoothly. The foundation
On being PIT 600 fo- the companion
hoist. wh.ch uil be moved frora the 81 I
sFaft iu Three or four weeks. Grading
is iu progrcTs Oh the east side OF toe
Talious frame Cor ore bins so feet -
lrugth. The ore hoisted through thu
ueH -han uul rc dumped directly into
tlsse ti.s ANA carried by balt con-
y-Ecr 90 fre ii-s "a the end Of tie
h.1..Fr hose. and from these bins VIII
Ur delivered iuro the orc cars and
haulsI 40 t1s uusltcr.
prer-rltio-T have begun 10 Install
a Prescott pump OF 800 gallons Der
mil-te capacity on the tenth level sta
Lar The foundation for this pgup
aIl be Pat Zoo next week. The dimeu-
s.ols oi t.e tenth level station are Cox
i1 s1rt.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
ARMS USED AT SEA BY NELSON

Curio-sly the announcement of yet
another new explosive synchronizes
with The outbreak of war. The present
conflict VIII determine many theories
respecting arms and their handling.
Under modern conditions two great
navies have never yet fought. The
combats between the Chinese and Jap
aness, and the Spanish and American
navies did not teach a great deal 1t
is interesting TO contrast the arma
ments of the Russian and japanese
warships with those watch served Mel
sons purpose. His great wooden sail
ing vessels could discharge in q broad
side only as great u weight of metal
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
BCsT CoUCtf MEDICINE FOR
CFsILBREM

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ftHf H.nuf fIH.thiF harl-
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Hrfs eco ft-ae conditions. There q
HaflInE 90 good far fhe coughs aud
.a.-H inrltflf fo childhood. It H. als3
rrrtslu preventive and cure Tor
.rnup unf there Oh 90 danger what
r.rr fran afueUiur rsugh when % b.
rEftl if tas BEEN used Ir many epi-
lrrrl-s uf fIaf disease ulth perfect
H.ectss Ior aals d. az druggists.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
TROY MANHATTAN MINES.
LarCs 5ody Of sulphide Ore at Depth
81 s0o Feet.


John KavaHaugh. postmaster ana
r'oTekreIer at . roy. came in Sunday
lnl remained until Wednesday mora
Il- Says The Globe Silver Belt. lie
spoke favorably OF the progress being
made ln the development Of the Troy
AauLattan mines ard OF the outlook
Cog tle properties.
The most IMPORTANT work OF the
I1rt 'gerr Fas been tn driving OF the
Aii0e fu-nsl Co infersect the Alice lode
~ a depth OF about 500 feet This
fEUle. r now Boo 500 feet. and al
tful=l not completed. set it has CT.
tlrnuF4 I large body 90 Gulphide and
Dtfltf copper. which Is being opened
az ~ drifts nHi cross cuts. The ven
f.irti1u 90 he Alice tunnel presented
Irohi.u ~ uhIch "a solution was found
is cutting rhamie- on one side SD
Dr SEQ feet from th- portal. which is
.lFttEht H ben cloTed. and in which a
arre blower was Installed and the ali
pumped Go this station Is forced 90 the
end OF Tho tunueL
Goa tlc Euckeye mine a new doubla
apartment shaft has been started.
and ou which "A gtsoline hoist has been
ufteuef. To- intention Is 90 silk
tlis shaft geo feet before running "a
ieEtL The Alice shaft viii eventual
b. le Driven 90 connect with this
sflu ar greater deota.
work 81 FooI. 90 Doe started on "a new
road over the mountain connecting the
Alice shaft with the portal of the
hUre tuuu.i. 20 distance of about q
Hiie ard "a quarter The survey for
this IoId o. being continued OH TO Ke;-
I'm
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
THE BLACK WARRIOR.
Ire Company 20 Proceed in 4 "CaI-
tioaz ard Conservative Manner.

Iu !.ttGr adIreesed 10 the stock
f9.lrrs ~ The black Warrior Copper
lowrarr. Amalgamated. Ernest L.
TgTtlu. secretary 81 the company. states
fhnt the directors viii proceed in
HsIti1-r ur' conservative manner IN
Der &c direct-5 Eof the best copper ak
Ie-ta thaf can Dee obtained. They gro
gnre 1t put down shaft on the main
Er-- 20 tfc compauy's property and
o- .l OF. tfa o.e bodies. The ore WI
lEru De- s-hmitted 10 competent e,r-
rsrfr aud such additions MADE 90 The
3'rlary plant go may be necessary
lcr tle roUE.e-eial treatment of lis
ur,l .a tEe most economical manner.
Upon fHe complete examination Of the
brooks and report uTOn the end ii n
ff fae ufoI--tv the bCaad VIII submit
q. staten. nt sT 90 the future conduct
lI- arrangement Of the company 20
fhe sfolEho.lers II may be some time
Before th.s can b. done. bat the board
recls b. wise a. proceed carefully and
lu "a conservative manner. avoiding
.oruer errors. Globe Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
~ TOXIC.

First Jap-"it "trikes ire that the
bear is an inappropriate emblem fo-
Russia"
Second Jap Why"
First Jap-"Well. considering the way
they've been handling their boats I
think they ought TO substitute the lob
ste-. Judge.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
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Springfield, Ohio, May Is, 1903.
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and my blood has been thoroughly
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Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
PlinsYLvANlA sFAN THRoss.

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Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

Uy o. uondfrful method. suceeEsfgly
used fsr years. ord now for the first
time introduced te the ruhlir q o. pos
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Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

rs one of the biggest modern guns will
throw at ore discharge. his heaviest
shot was a sold 68 pounds. The ex-
plosive shell was unknown. Land fight
ing was conducted with as pr.mitiv.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

< ID. Pickering, superintendent Of
the Yucca Cyanide Mining and Milling
company, was IN Knigman a few days
ago, and reports that at the recent
meeting of the stockholders of that
company held at the San Francisco
mine. the following directors We're
elected FOR the ensuing year: W. T.
Lewis, c. d. Pickering. c. c. Peacock,
W. r. Han. L. c. Pickering. Dr. H {
Bishop w. NJ. Lewis. The board or.
ganized by the election of W. T. Lewis
as president and C.. d. Pickering as
secretary and treasurer. The main offiec
Of che company has been removed from
Los Angeles to the San Francisco
mine, at Cedar. Mr. Pickering also re-
ports that tAe breast of the drift from
the $50 level IS in splendid ore and that
the streak is widening as the ore zonc
is entered. on this level the ore body
was cut for Eve feet, but only One wall
w1s found. The vein as far as cut
into shows good naturalization. On the
level above there was found 10 be a big
boGy of the same class of ore. As
soon rs this drift is well into the ore.
Il is proposed to raise ehrougl to the
drift above. and possibly to the sur
face. ut which point a large steam
hosting plant vii! be installed. The
mine is looking better with every foot
of work and IS proven TO be one of the
good things OF the county. The open
ings are row 500 feet below the sur
face and nearly 500 feet below the
arex C ne vein.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

craftsmanship can win the day now
with the Old weapon a bullet could
never he directed with any accuracy.
and it took as much lead to kill a man
as he .weisled-St. James Gazette.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

weapons. Napoleon and Wellington
won their battles with the old Brown
Bess. with her smooth bore and flint
lock. The bTeech loader and the per
CUssiOn cap came after Waterloo.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

Last night Walter Brown and Asa
Harris brought in from the Gold Road
mill two bars of bulliCn valued at S30.-
600. the result Of seven days run OF
the cyanide plant. This is the biggest
shipment ever made from the mill and
shows the increased values in the ores
from the surface and 4OO-foot level. The
men say that they never saw such o
mass Of ore rs is exposed on the 4O0
OF the Cod Road. where four machine
are diving drifts ahead and opening
up great lacks Of ore.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

Ed Wilkins n..d John Pittnan are
taking s00-oance silver ore from Their
mining claiI. near Groom's Peak. in
the Aubrey district. They have opened
the mine 60 a considerable depth. but
the r.arcity of water aud distance from
base 81 supplies make 20 uphill Wort,
90 carry on Development. The ores
carry copper values. Which make it an
IDEAL ore for the smelter should one bs
Installed m the Cedar country.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
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Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
Won have any SYMPTOMS

You have any symptoms
of bad blood, and are
thinking of 4 blood puri-
fer, then think of S. S. s.,
a remedy with a long
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and that has proven it
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superior tonic and sys-
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ash, arsenic or other
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
IN mAHAvE COUNTY.
ticn From IN Northwest.
to- From the Northwest.

The Mohave County Miner Of King
man reports the following information
concerning mining in Mohave:
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

The Mohave Gold Mining company
is opening up a splendid body of ore
in the Midnight mine of the Leland
group. AT the bottom of the 100-foot
level there is a solid body of ore so
inches wide that gives an average val
ue slO0 20 the ton. Drifts have been
run 20 feet on t---s oTc without a break
being found. a crosscut is now being
driven to ascertain the width of the
vein. which is believed to be more than
% fset. so far all the ground crossed
is found TO be highly mineralized. but
no samples have been taken to ascer-
tain it's value. 1t is believed by the
management Of the property that this
vein is one OF the best in the whole
district, and certainly one OF the best
in the group. Many. tons OF the ore
have been shipped to the mil. 1t is
found that about so per cent of the
values IS free and that a large percent
age of the balance can be recovered by
concentration.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

Report cones fTom the MossIack
group Of mines that in the crosscut At
The bottom Of the 60-foot shaft p feet
Of splendid ore has been cut. Dr.
SlocUm. who has the mines under bond,
has been driving work ahead as fast as
il is possible. and - of the opinion he
has one OF the richest prop rites in the
district. The average Of the ore is
said to be more than $50 for the entire
width OF the vein. \ six-foot streak
Of ore I'm a crosscut above the pres MT
leye! gave return= Of about $500 to tire
ton. TIE group is situated to the east
of The old Moss mine, in the Silver
Creek country.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

y =. Jordan came in this week from
"allapai mountain. where he has been
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

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Arizona republican., 1904-04-17
THE MINING INDUSTRY


locking over that mining section. He
saw many large veins of moderately
good ore which can be put in market
able shape by concentration. In that
country there is plenty of wood ard
water for al purposes. of whatsoever
nature. which makes it an ideal cour-
Try in which to carry on mining.
Or. J. p Wallace departed for the
Burro mine last Monday morning. He
was accompanied by ". D. Smith and
several miners. Il is the intention %
DR. Wallace to carry on extensive wor,
AZ the miro Cor some months 10 come
in the nature OF cTossclIts and drifts
and when this has bSen done Connections
Will be made with the workings abby.
ard big bodies of ore BACKED Tor
stopping. a big mill will probably b.
installed at the mine. to be operated by
water power. A dam in the Burro
Creek canyon viii impound enough
water to supply the power. and water
20 the mine ali the year round The
Canyon OF Burro Creek drains and i'm
n-ense area along the watershed Of tn.
Juniper range. and but little work VIII:
be required to dam and convey the
water to the mine.
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

A. II. DRYDEN. superintendent of the
Altata Mining company of Chloride.
was in town few days this week. He
informs us that the work on the lower
levels OF the Altata mine shows uo
fine bodies Of ore. Mr.. Dryden is
Hrst-class mine manager. and will soos'
have the A!tata on a pay basis.
.. J. stone. who has been examining
mining property in this county for
eastern people. departed Thursday last
FOR his nome IN Chicago. where he viii
make report. 1t is under stood that
~ IN" event of HE report being favor
able zinc concentrating plant viii be
installed in Kingman for the handling
Of all classes of zinc ores from Stock
ton Hill and tie surrounding country.
on Stockton Hill there is a world Of
nigh grade zin" ore that can be han
died chcoply and at q large profit
Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

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Arizona republican., 1904-04-17

purity rests our chances for health Any purty, humor
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matter i'll the blood that chfonic and ulcers
skin eruptons during spring and summer slo
fevcrs condition. result of too much acid the prese
acrid poison i'll tile blood large per cent of human
polluted diseased blood and only be reached by renee
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