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The Woman's Club met in regular
session Wednesday afternoon with a
large attendance, the president, Mrs.
A. Pruit, presiding for the first time
since her Illness of several weeks.
Mrs. ]. B. Keaster had charge of the
study for the day, which was directed
to Louis TX. She was assisted by Mrs.
G. W. weatherby and Mrs. Noima
Paddock. Those in attendance des-
cribe the lesson as being one of great
interest, well presented.
The Book Club met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Percy Evans, full
attendance being supplemented by a
few outside guests. A contest in which
the guests wrote alliterative tele-
grams proved to be full of interest,
and some gems of literary play were
produced All were so good that no
prize could be awarded. Mrs. C. A.
Norvell won by lot the afternoon gift.
a Navajo pillow top. Refreshments
were the finishing touch.
Mrs Harry Jaffa is giving caGd
party this afternoon, complimentary
TO Mrs. Arnold. of Pittsburg.
Mrs NJ Armstrong entertained a
party of women friends at her home
at 604 n Missouri avenue Friday af-
teraoon in honor Of her daughter.
Mrs. Albert Bernard. OF Fort Scott,
Kan, who is visiting here.
a wedding which interests many
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WOMAN BEING TRIED FOR
HUSBAND AND LIFE

Vienna, Austria, Nov. 23.- Wanda
Dobodzeka, who threw bomb at Gen
eral Skalon, Governor-General of War
saw, has been brought from Cracow to
Vienna, where her trial on the demand
of the Russian government for extra
dition will take place. After her crime
she fled to Cracow where her beauty
attracted many admirers, one OF
whom, an Austrian, she married. II
the courts decision is against ner she
will lose both husband and life.
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and son shall have a hearing brings
the case before the public again and
its final result will be watched with
interest. Allen Waters now lives on
the disputed land. The Waters hear
ing has not yet been set and will pro-
badly not occur for some time as the
local land office is head over heels in
work, an additional clerk having been
ordered here to help out
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MILK AND CREAM PRICES
INCREASE IN CHICA(

Chicago, Nov. 23.-On the present
basis of prices for milk and cream.
Chicago consumers will pay $350,000
more annually than before the recent
advance. Assistant State Attorney
Barber has said that if the companies
have conspired to boost the prices of
milk, the punishment ought to be pro-
portional to the increased profits. A
conspirators inquiry will be made.
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BIG SUNDAY CLOSING
EFFORT IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Nov. 23.-The most force
full attempt to close the saloons ever
made il Chicago will begin tomor
row. All over the city temperance
workers will gather evidence of the
violations of the law Saloon men talk
of seeking an injunction against ii
reference with their open Sunday
privileges.
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Get a box of those fine ap-
pies that JOyce-Pruit Company
have, for that Thanksgiving
Dinner.
For Men and Bows,

John w Smith will hold a service
for men and boys at the Majestic at
3 90 p. m tomorrow. Subject of his
address, Man Defined" Prof Croft's
band will furnish music for the SER
vice. All men and boys are invited to
attend, and especially any who are
not going anywhere to church
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RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
DEMAND THE CASH

Reno, New, Nov. 22.-Train service
on the Southern Pacific east of here
and all the work in shops were sus-
pended yesterday, the men refusing
to work because they were paid vita
checks The banks refused to cash
thor checks. for they were endorsed
Payable in funds current at the San
Francisco clearing house, Only the
mail trains were kept moving. A COM
promise was finally arranged by
which the men were given ten per
cent of their pay in cash. 1t is be-
leved they will return to work.
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Everybody should have a box
of those fine apples that Joyce
Pruit Company have just re-
Ceived, try a box.
PAPINTA, FIRE DANCER
DROPS DEAD IN BERLIN

New York, Nov. 23.-A dispatch from
Berlin says that PapiIta, the fire dan
cer dropped dead from apoplexy on
the stage of the Apollo Theatre in
Dusseldorf, Germany, Thursday night
She was a native of California where
she owned large farm.
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3 Washington, D. c., Nov 23 6
8 President Roosevelt today ac- G
3 cepted the resignation of w. 6
g H. H. Llewellyn as U. S. Dis
. trict Attorney for New MeXi-
8 co, and filled the vacancy by
3 appointing David Laney. Lew 6
q ellyn will be assigned to spe-
. cial work in the Department
3 of Justice. His son, Morgan :
3 Lewellyn, will resign as sur
g veyor general of New Mexico 6
3 about the first year to enter &
3 the law office of his father, Ma e
3 jor Llewellyn.
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WARNING

The Ditch Committee wishes 90
warn all people living along the old
ditch againse filling up or il anyway
disturbing the ditch, until further no
tice. (Signed K. S. Woodruff
j. P. Church
J. P White
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NEW YORK CARPENTERS

New York, Nov. 23.-The Master
Carpenters organization has given
notice to the brotherhood of Carpen-
ters that their wages will be reduced
January 1st from five dollars to $3.50
a day. Building operations, it is said
have decreased fifty per cent owing
to the tightness of the money market.
Representatives of the carpenters say
they will strike rather than accept
the reduction
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Dr. and Mrs F.. d. Obert, of Tope-
ka, Kan, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. F. Jones, who live west of the
city. They contemplate settling il
New Mexico.
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NEW YORK BANKS ARE
STILL SLIPPING BACK

New York, Nov. 23.-The statement
of the clearing house banks for the
week shows that they have $54,1O3.-
500 less than the required 25 per
cent reserve. This is a decrease of
s436, 500 in the proporionate cash re-
serves as compared with last week.
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250,O00 home grown trees, twenty
varieties in apples. The only tree to
plant in the Pecos Valley. You as
sumo no risk in shipment.-The Arte-
sia Nursery, J. s. Highsmith, Prop.
Wyatt Johnson, Salesman 96tf
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U. S. WEATHER suRgAu.
(LocaI Report.)

Roswell. N. NJ. Nov. 2s.-Tempera-
ture.-Max.. yesterday So; min. 26:
mean, 40.
Precipitation. 90; wind s.. velocity
2 miles; weather foggy.
Forecast not received.
NJ. WRIGHT,
oAielaI IN Charge.
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MRS. BEN TALLMApcE
GRANTED a DIVORCE,

Denver. Colo. Nov. 23-The jury
sEst the ease last night awarded a di-
vorce to the wife of BENJAMIN Tall
madge. lawyer, AID assessed the costs
to Tallmadge The case was warmly
contested. Mr. Tallmadge will ask for
a new trial.
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If you want to buy a city home or
a 2ice farm, if you want a good in
vestment, or if you nave money to
loan, see us. We deliver the goods
Roswell Title and Trust Company.
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We have just received a car
of choice fancy apples, these
apples are the finest that have
been on the market this year,
JOyce-Pruit Company.
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INTERVIEW WITH ROOSE-
WELT AT WASHINGTON.
A GRAND STAND PLAY

Roosevelt Issues Orders That Govern
Toward His Re-nomination.- Popu-
lists to Select Next Place for Ma
tionaI Convention.
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FOR RENT-House with good barn
Inquire of H. Dickcn at JoycePruit
Co. 27tf
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See Jake Pierce at the Star Market
for the best of meat 19tf
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Look for Star Meat Market when
you want to order your meat. Jake
Pierce, Prop. 19tf
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See Jake Pierce for your meats.
Phone Sc, Star Meat Market 19tf
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For land scrip see w. G. shllman

Nice selection Carving sets at En-
terprise Hardware Co. 2St2
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ILEWELLYN
RESIGNS
GIVES UP HIS JOB IN NEW MExI.
CO, BUT GETS ANOTHER
FROM ROOSEVELT.
HIS SON ALSO RfIIRES

Morgan LYIewellyn, Too, Will Resign
BY the First of the Coming Year
David Lahey Succeeds to the U. s..
Attorneyship.
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IMMENSE SUMS OF CURRENCY
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY BRO
KERS AT A PREMIUM.
CASH BASIS AT CHICAGO

Will Take Steps Soon to Retire Cash
iers' Checks Russia Today Set
tied Her War Indemnity to Japan
by the Payment of $24, ,ao2 200.
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You will have to hurry to get
one of those boxes of fine choice
apples that JOyce-Pruit Com
pany have just received.
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Have you seen Jake Pierce for
your meat? left
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National Democratic Conference.
The Bradley Trial.

Washington, Nov. 22.-The defense
in the trial of Mrs. Annie Bradley
charged with the murder of Senator
Brown, will endeavor to strengthen
it's plea of insanity by the Introduction
of expert testimony
The trial was resumed at 10 o'clock
with Albert r. Barnes, assistant at
torney general of Utah, on the stand
Judge Powers, counsel for Mrs.
Bradley. announced that the expert
testimony probably would not begin
before Monday. The hypothetical ques
ton that will be propounded to the
experts has been completed. 1t en-
braces 1900 words. 1t was expected
that the examination of all the other
and adjournment be taken antil Mon
day.
Barnes told of Mrs. Barnes visiting
his Office and telling him Brown had
time and again promised to marry
her, and asking him to use his infiu-
ence with Brown. Barnes said he re
fused to interfere, but he told Mrs.
Bradley he thought Brown should
marry her. He refused to go to Brown
and tell MIN SO. but told the woman
that if Brown sent for him he would
go A little later Brown sent for him
and asked him what he should do
Barnes said ne told the senator tnat
If the two children we're his, and
Brown knew whether they were or
not. he should marry the woman and
give the children his name. Barnes
TESTIFIED taat he told Mrs. Bradley af-
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l.. B. Boellner. the Jeweler, sells
it cheaper. 79tf
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Russell does horse-shoeing.
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Cash Goinq to Europe

New York, Nov 22.-The number
of foreigners departing for Europe
from this port alone is estimated at
twenty-five thousand weekly. Five
million dollars weekly, either in cash
or drafts on foreign countries, is TAX
en- away by these returning immi-
grants, most of whom are leaving
this country owing to the shutting
down of industries in consequence of
the financial stringency.
About 400 men employed in the
shops of the New York Central and
Hudson River road at Albany have
been laid off. This is about one fourth
of the entire force. 1t is not stated
how long the reduction is to continue.
The gold engagements abroad an
nounced today bring the total to date
up to SIC, 900.
National Democratic Conference.
French Lick Ind, Nov. 22.-Twelty
members of the National Democratic
Committee have arrived here to at
tend an informal conference which
will decide the time and place for the
formal meeting of the committee, at
which the time and place of holding
the next national convention will be
settled.
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-02-17

q re-enforced concrete building, plen-
ty of rum, lemon peel and sugar. The
rest of the component parts are for
chemist to discover, The Italian name
Is too much for the wine bum to mas
ter, so he has corrupted 1t to coffee
punch .s.
'The transformed wine bum is now
called the coffee bum by the police and
at the Emergency Hospital, where his
shattered nerves are glued together
with bromides. It's the coffee joint
and not the wine joint that will be
the disturbing center of the restored
Barbary Coast.
when the drink was first intro
duced by the Italians, the wine buns
turned up their noses at 1t. But since
the fire destroyed most of the alleged
wine made especially for the bum
trade, the vagrants have been driven
to the use Of coffee punch 1t in
stantly found favor with them because
of It's potency and 1t is probable that
the wine bum Is thing of the past
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NEW HOT DRINK.

The San Francisco Chronicle has the
following to say of the new and potent
'bum" drink in vogue there now, and
which has good, old, raw whiskey done
to FRAGILE:
"The passing OF the wine bum, a
picturesque but undesirable charac-
ter, is threatened by the advent of a
new drink. It's correct name Is ponce
Ia Toscana, which means Tuscan
punch. The wine buns have forsaken
their paint" and taken to the new
drink like ducks to water.
"The new beverage Is much more
potent than the tinted water which
used to be sold at the wine cellars, as
the police have discovered after try
ing to arrest some of the slaves OF the
new drink. One glassful of the new
drink Is stimulant, two glasses gives
an inspiration for music and the most
unmusical Is smitten with the hallu-
cnation that he has Caruso beaten a
block three bring visions of Tuscany
and black-eyed damsels In the vine
yards: four instil the belief in to the
drinker that he can abolish the Po-
lice Department with few blows; Ave
produce what the doctors at the Gen.
trail Emergency Hospital call acute
alcoholism. and necessitate weeks
session in the I'D. T." ward in the
company Of wierd beasts and insects,
1t is reported that one man drank six,
but that was not proven at the in
quest
"The drink Ia made of coffee strong
enough to shatter the foundations of
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true. and ! will be--but It wouldn't be
fair--I know It wouldn't I'm so mis-
cradle, for Pierrot has been braver
than anyone. Gustave has been kind
and good to me. / love him. But l
swore to be true to Pierrot."
An hour later they met In the stone
courtyard
"oh, Pierrot, am so glad to see you
back!"
Are you, Pierrette? I'm sorry!"
sorry? why?"
Human nature Is so foolish, dear!"
what can you mean, stupid?'
Il was wounded and lay In hospital
for whole week--I don't know how
to tell you, Pierrette,"
"What?"
AN awfully pretty girl nursed me-
"Oh, Pierrot fie!"
"You, will hate me, Pierrette, butt
forgot YOU"
"Only for week?"
moi"
"Pierrot, you are fiirt!"
"No--T love herl"
"Well, don't care; I love Gustave,
but was never going to tell you"
what q dear old world It is, Pier
rette; everything works out for the
best
"You mustn't kiss me, Pierrot."
"Why notT'
"You love the pretty nurse!"
"My word! had almost forgotten!'
Once again that night Pierrot knelt
before the Saint--alone--and In tears,
and prayed for forgiveness.
"a lie for her love-" he pleaded.
Madame
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What To Do When Bilious.

The right thing to do when you feel
bilious Is to take dose Of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
will cleanse the stomach and regulate
the liver and bowels. Try II. Price.
rs cents. Samples free at Frank Hart's
and leading druggists.
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tly a month later Pierrot re-
to Paris. proud and miserable
| because three Prussians at
I'D fallen by his hand; miserable
4 nothing beyond one solitary
lad come from Pierrette. But
were 80 many possible explana-
Perhaps the letters had mis-
|, maybe the name and number
regiment had been lost. II was
D too, that jealous Gustave had
ID matters to suit his own wick
s. with many mlsgivings, poor
tapped at the door Of the Ivy
ottage. It was empty! 1ntui-
his feet wandered towards the
their church as they had al
ermed Il. A restful feeling cam
i'm as he remembered their part
ere. He approached the niche
they had knelt together. A little
liz voice startled him. There,
the Saint, was a lonely figure.
pierrette's sad face illuminated
streaming sunlight. Pierrot
10 a pillar and listened.
8r mother, teach me what to ao'
Is coming back from the war,
love Gustave. / swore to be
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Pine Saivs Carbolised acts IKE =
pOuftios: highly antissptic. extensively
ased for Ecxen,a, for chapped hands
and iips. cuts. burns.
gsla BY Frank Hart's Drug store
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A Lie
|or Love- >

play " early autumn OF idylllc bri-
r., II day Of sunshine. IN bitter con-
to depressed, disappointed Paris.
md sad 10 the heart. The streets
trns with tho ring ~ poldcfy.
Ieoplo striving with strenuous ef.
10 overcome the atmosphere Of
, lhroush0n, the city Wild gair
Reckless abandon, Hollow mirth,
IA y all the shadow or the ap-
hing pruaeinns aud the appalling
ect Of iesolalr misery
hin q quaint courtyard. crudcly
with ilagHtonen. sat rIerrol, on
neaH a hugh volume ~ CHANTS
our NJ hia feet another ponder
tome. The uuictude and old
aspect of the appt were hccou-
4 by the sound OF armed men pa
m. streetu and IN. hvsteri.nl
i Of bewlldered citizens from
ht, Suddenly rirrfot hung the vol
so the stones, eaugh, up "a cap
lew mndiy through the narrow
i 20 an ivy clad cottage close 10
Anrtier Latin. A missile wns hung
N lhltic" window above ana a
Httl" lace NJ once came INTO
rrvit". fi"'rette' must night
russians
~ what weapons. pray your
pr poetry
dear no. WIN SWORD ana ~"
Pm IN dca1iy earnest, sweetheart.
Hinp'n hoy' Leave hsht'hs
wv"
an you VIII iierrrtto. ! wiz
Psrhce my ih'hefS mouse war"
Ph' can hgh' with inc bsH' OF
/
II leave your Pierrct'a 10 pine
fviih lonilnoAh
gsrra ever thus with YOU womsnl
Iwould happen To Tho world II
band swrethcnria hnd their way r.
ould make the world ieaa naugh-
hinka. pierrot'"
sase be serioua!"
II In hand, they went 10 the paved
ard. Seated on n large oaken
they talked and chattcred until
II came
tn vou bc owny ,one7"
hnlt about three weeks" Anid
"can you be true 40 long ~
olJ boy, who else IN thereg"
I,ay.--he odmires you terribly"
Iw, Gnstny, ia a eonceitcd non.
,b.p pIerro, pi.nse"
In not tho drums call me,
Ieart swear 10 me"
plorrot I mug, INIT"
mus, dcn,i, nyoor ~ n. faith
/, vou trust M. pl.rrots"
Let'n go To the little church
M. ana there saw good. Inv"
u. their nntrop saint In the
ediaee ,he two apttres kpelt
bopd Tho dim lIpht penotrat.
s,niocd vindows and n shoft
Ia nIl upon the two reysrcnt
kyhe, ,hev lef, N. church Pier
Nam doh, eor ,ho pruavio,s With
,,or, ,o,, aonro,
,h,t ,ioh, with ,h, harvest
g,l., IN ho h.o,o,s p,.rrot
Ior,. ,o aa,, s,,or, so,l,or
l., ,is ,uoo hooL ., .ors ana n
b,h,. pl.rra,,o wos sImos, ton
,oon
lhv door hoort until"
sweetheart mine"
,,o pr,ssi.,s ara vonouishe5
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90 sec. E. 6S4 it to Cor. No. l, the place of beginning

90 sec. E. eS4 it to Cor. No. l, the place of beginning.
 MOUNTAIN TOP:-Beginning at Cor No. 1, whence U. s. M. NJ. No. 1, H. D. brs. =. 4S deg and 56 min, E. 234S.6 1t; thence S. 36 deg. OG min and 30sec. w. 6O3.4 it. to Cor, No. 2: thence s. 47 deg. A min. and 90 sec. E. 1900 it. to Cor. No. g.; thence N. 36 deg. 06 min. 30 sec. E. GO3.4 1t. to Cor. No. 4; whence the S. E. Cor. Sec. 20, T. 23 S. R. 20 E. brs. s. deg w. 244.5 it; thence N. 47 deg. A min. and 30 sec. w. 15OO 1t. to Cor. No. 1, the place of be- ginning.
 ADJOINING CLAIMS:-Nurth: Un- surveyed claims, and owners un- known. East: Camp No. 1. and Camp No. ?, unsurveyed, A. P. Phon- dorf, owner Alice, unsurveyed, Har- ry Stoddard, owner. Other claims and owners unknown. South: O'Neill and Rigby, unsuryeyed, A. P. Phondorf, owner. Other claims and owners unknown. West: Triangle, Alright, and Old Timer, unsurveyed, owned by applicant herein. Bluejay, unsur- veyed, estate of Joseph Mckinney, owner. Apex, unsurveyed, I. Scarce, owner. Other claims and owners un-
 LYMAN W. WAKEFIELD.
 RegistLr First publication August 3, 1907.
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FIGURES TALK 1.
 ABOUT OOUGLAS
Interesting Statistics Concern ing the Wonderful Growth
 of Douglas.

DOUGLAS. August 14-(Special)-
 The Arizona and Mexico Realty company, composed of local citizens, has just issued an attractive folder in connection with its oder of lots in the addition to this city covering what has heretofore been known as the Overlook tract, east of the Claw son addition. In this folder the fol lowing conservative data is giy- en concerning the rapid growth and present importance of the city of Douglas:
 The Hotel Gadsden cost s1S3, ,000.00.
 The First National Bank cost s45, ,OOo.0O.
 The Y. NJ. c. A. cost $S5 100000.
 The Copper Queen store cost $125,' 000.00.
 The Brophy-Douglas block cost s45.. OO0.00. -.
 20 Douglas business blocks cost from s5,00O. .00 to s25,000.00 each.
 The Douglas sewerage system now being installed will cost $S0,000.0O.
 Three Douglas school buildings cost SIS, ,0G0.00.
 The water service in Douglas cost S200, 100000.
 The assessed value of Douglas prop erty is over s2,0o0, 100000.
 The monthly pay-rolls Of Douglas are over s250,000.00.
 The Douglas street railway has over 10 miles of track.
 The value of imports from Sonora at Douglas last year was S1,931.3S.
 The value of exports into sonora
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For Review job and business office call Phone 39.
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LEWANpoWskI PLEASED.

]. A. Lewandowsd returned yester. day from the Chiricahua mountains where he had been directing work on his Rabbit group of copper mines. Mir. Lewandowsh brought back some specimens which indicate that the prospects for his present mining en- terprsse are very fiaetering. He is now working five men in a tunnel. During the last few days much native copper Is being encountered and this is considered to be very encouraging. Besides the native copper he is find ing kidneys of very rich copper ore.
 NIT. Lewandowski was formerly gen eral manager of the Savage mine, near Paradise, and paid a visit to this property while he was in the Paradise district In the opinion of Mfr. Lew andowsk the Savage is destined to become a large producer of copper in the future. The ore bodies are in creasing in size and richness with depth.
 It is the Intention of Mir. Lewandow-