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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
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Baltimore,

Ter 1ompfcr .Ireumlonb," mel.
der fiir5lih bon Ser .Guccnstolpn &
2ope Eoirt Transportation 60" ees
fault lpuroe, fubr onl Wittnod) I'M
Sau Oes SdleppoampierS nSobn i.
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fir Die neue Srof)t. uno Toiioqicr.
Sinie 5luiiden baltimore. 9opc Ypint
nnb Queenstown pernenoct 81 ner-
ben. Ger Tampier miro oils eli,
ihipinmenber Yoluit nit Holtm fir
$500 Terioncn bcihrieben. Gr lit 272
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in @ilmington, Gel, erbolit. Sriiber
fiibrte er Den Nnmen oMepublic, "
ip6ter murDe er ai,f .Gope Wap" unb
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p~ortation Co." beren Gr1iibent Sr.
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geblid), 2ope Hoint 81 einem critfloi,
figen Sommer.8 ereiinglmgsploe I'm.
5~ngeItaIten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
Staot Baltimore.
ltnier6altunos . @comciier.
,9lausn" - rNionnDpeo in gieru Dnrf".
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2d9Ith Observation-Disclosures mo SSaIocl'
hilher.
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2uuc Rpiut. - 4d9Ii6e ytafmittngSsG rfrlrs
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ssaIs M'" a'S5iiirtation" stea.
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W,arih 8upularitO" .9oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
Sas @od)cnblatt.

Scutc eriheint Die 8od)en-IuS9o6e
bes oGeutid)cn Gorrcipouoentell." IS
lit ein icbr reidboltigeS 9lott. Die
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bnS @odcnblatt oes nIeutidcn Cor.
r%eiponbelten" lid gnn5 por5ilglid)
fir Den &erionot ou Treunoe lnb
8ermonote IN ser olten Seimotb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
Eunncnanf. nnb ltntcroaun.
Gas Mcttcr.

Sir MorpIono mo Sru 9iItrift
Columbia beute fIor/uno mGrmer,
morgen flor, iiiblidf @inoc.
SdoneS @etter ,/bcrridte 0~eitern,
bod por cs bebeitttno fiibler, olS an
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81 @roo upf 6 llbr Worgens.
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gaitport 60, Gortlo1b &C, Bolton
6S. glbonp GS. Nem-0orf 10, Ebila.
bclpbio 70, atlnntic-Gitp 20, Gnpe
Map 6S, @aibington 70, Norlolf 10,
Sotteros "A, Charlotte 50, @ilming.
toni IS, GbarIciton 81, Sonnnnob IS.
Sodionpiae 80, Supitcr So, &ep,Weit
SIS, Ntlnl,tu 81, Wontgomcrp 90,
Nclp.S Orleans 80. Eoleitinc 80, Sal.
peIton So, Corpus Gbriiti 81, Wcnl.
pbis so, Cincinnati rs, Eittsbrrg 70.
Ssipcao 62, Buffalo Ga, Glepclonb
Ga, Detroit 10, Mlpeuo 6S, Worqliettc
IS, Green Ban "a, Chicago 10, Iii.
lutb Is, q. Eaill 80, ct. 2oliis 76,
&anios-Gitp "a, Smabo so. Sllron
%, @ismord 81, @iuiiton SO, SABRE
50, Sclenn SO, Solt 2afe IS, Gerber
81, Nortb EIntte IS, Gobgc.Gitp 81,
Imarillo so, Sos slngeIes IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04

Snltimorcr, ucldjc bic Counter
Wunatr a~nfcrbalb Der Stabt uerorin-
gen, fOnncn Den Correspondent" nadJ
irgcnb elmer Ibrciic in bcn @creinis'
ten Staatcn, europa, Wcrifo mnS
GAMBIA 3nscidjidt crBaltcn. Sic
Mbrc1c mag 70 Oft ais seiuinid)t se'
1noert luerNcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
Sdneioet iidl bic Gclle bnrdJ.

Ger AZ Sabre altc rSoiepb Greamer
begebt IN einem }~lnialle bon Gel.
I%teSItorung cinen ScIbItmorooer-
Iuh. = @oate it'd "Oen &nodcn
aus oem Solie bcrolt5 i6neioen."
Ier3te geben @oifn1ng.
Sn ei1em NnfaQe Don getltiger
llmnafturg modte ser AZ Sabre olte
Solepb Dreamer pon Nr. 1925,
Hiogelpf Strabe, geitern in iriiber
MorgenItunoe einen Sel6Itmoroper.
lud), inoem er iid nit einem Stair
meier cine S6nittmum0e am Salie
beibrafte. 9lls feline Sfmelter, 6rail
Hadel &otmair, Bel mclter Der &C.
bensmiloe pobnt, gcBt H6 llbr
Wtorgens ooS Spciie5imner betrat.
mar ie tootlih eridrodcn, ihren Vrlt.
Ser blitii6eritromt oli Dem Gipon
liegcno 81 finbenL arf bem boneben
ItebcnOen Glide ooS Haiirmelier,
nit Sem ct Die 56ot bcganGen bate.
6rau &otmair benafrifti8te sic 30
li5et, unb Dreamer nuroc in Der Nnl-
bulan5 oes iiiblihen GiitriftS nod
oen nWarplano ltniperittGtS . Soipi.
tal" Qe6rad)t, no sic Wltll0e 5ll0cnabt
mnroe. Na6 Inlidt ser Acrjte miro
Der Wonn geneien.
Sopcit angenommcn, banOeltr
Dreamer inter Ser SQuiion, 6ab er
cinen &nodlcn i'm Safe babe uno Die
ien berols idnci0en moQc; bcnn er
modtc an Gage Dor Ser Sbnt cine
babin5ielenoe 9encrfltng ST. i~eiltr
SGmelter. Greomcr leioet ieit clint.
gen Sobren an 5ltbcrfuIoiis, sic ibn
in Sen lebten Wonoten orbcitsunfGbig
mudte. Seine 2omilie riro jett ga.
fitr iorgen, bob er in einem Sonoto.
rillm untergcbrod)t miro.
Gin lebenSmiio Scr Girgi.
nier.
Charles q. SIC ainncp, 40 Snbre
alt, pon' Scr. 1904, % troBe, N.-@..
@aibinaton, .. g., pcriuftc, iih
g~cItern in ieinem 3inmcr, Nr. 216,
9toro-Sibertp.S trnbe, init 2ellftgns
aus Oicicm iroiidfn Sammertbnl ST
idoffen bod wrlroe er gliidliher
@cilc cntocdt ullb befinoet or lid inn
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lcrllng. Seine aus @ottin llno 5rpai
&in0erl bon 10 un0 6 Snbren be.
Itebcnbc Samilie Wobnt IN @oibing'
ton unO iou ser 8runo oes SelbIt-
moroucrllldJs in ebelidcn Smiiten lie.
gen. Wtc&innep, Ser elmer ongeiebs.
men 9irgitier camille %angebort, mic.
tbete ooS 3immer am lebten Spnntog
uto iab uns borte ieine @irtbin Sraa
W. SoluIer nidts l1ebr BON inn, biz
iie ollrd Den ous Dem Simmer trio
menOcn 8asgerid oas 3iminer oil
llete nno WtcStinnep angeaogcn oui
Dem 9ette licgen iab.A Die 6rnll lieb
cilcn Nr5t berbeibolen, ser Die lleber.
iiibrung Oes SeIbitmor0 Gonoioateli
nad Dem S%tnotbpIpital anor0nete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
217 Slt'Yaltimore.S trase.
Sbcu. s. 9icucr e: So.

.Deatides nnb anoeres ~nusIGn6i.
ihes @elb gefauft uno p%erfauft.
Se~loienoungen beiorst nod 9eutid.
LAMB Seitreih, &uBIano Ii. |. NJ.
@edieI ausgeitent auf ausIdnSiide
ganfen. Greoitbriefe un6 9rabeIers
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04

Cine nene 9ibIiotbef. -
Die Eruitees ser gnod) Eratt 6rei-
9ibliotbef weroen in ndd)iter 3eit an
Ser Siiomeit.gde bon Barre. uno ct.
Eeter- Strabe Elm 3peis-9 ibliotbet
baltsn. Die iett alf oem Ylase
itebenoe alte Stride miro abgeriiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
Gdiffsfarten

BON urS mad europa iiber Baltimore
ober Nem-Yorf, 4aiiite ODER 3piiden.
bed. @efiel, alsldnotides @elo.
grebitbriefe un6 8eIoienbungen.
Sbeo. s. 0iencr e g.,
81. 217, Dit.g altimore-e traie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04
6ebbeT's einsiges MteIier.

8ir baben MIR elm GteIier in Walti.
more, nnb bas befinbet iidj in Der
Gtasc 81 ebener Grbe, Wt. 321, Nurb.
0ap., maize Sisb-Str. ainber.Ybo.
tosrapbien cine Sp~eSialitit. = Seine
Hsenten nnb feline reppen st fteiaen.
5. 9ebbeI. 6. Grni, 0eihGftsfitrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04

FdRe snr Mciie in's Mnslamb Re.
ioret 6. &aine, Mr. 413, Cn-gaIt:.
moretraRe, nabc Chiffon Sonic Aps,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04

4dHt fir's Nnslauo tefprat g.. Raine, %r.
413. Ch.Yait!rapre.e Str. aateGnkamrS puis .Mse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04

y eball. Gie Orioles"
9aben geItcrn micOcr cine @orlteuung,
itno 5mor III 2nmrcnce, Moii. Ger
nortige Club 1cmnm nit elmer Score
non 3 SIT ,. Seilte ipieIcn olc
Orioles" jpci Spiclc in Yropibencc,
meld)er Glllb 1cirern rilbte. Iic &c.
ltrigen SpicIc Scr iibriscn ied)s Clubs
Der oltllhen 9igo perlieien, rpie iolgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-04

** Ser nltnfel @rGiig- Screen"
bGlt bcute gbeno in Der rStag4&ule"
feline monatlihe @%eriammlung.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
A. & A. COPPER COMPANY MAKES SPLENDID IEADWAY
tFrom Sundays Daily,

The Arkansas & Arizona Copper Co. mas recently installed a modern auto. matte side.valve water bucket, ot 337 gallons capacity, to take care of the increased flow of water that has been coming in the main drift on the 600. foot level. This bucket will raise 5000 gallons per hour at small expense as it only requires the assistance of the engineer. This does away with the old style way of pumping water q distance of 600 feet at an enormous expense.
 This company is ever alert to use the most substantial and economical methods in furthering development of their promising property, and this lat est addition is precisely in keeping with the balance of their modern and up-to-date power plant.
 The A. & A. stockholders can rest assured that they derive 100 cents in development for every dollar expend. cd on their property.
 The rapid development in the main drift has now brought the miners past the ll50-foot mark. The formation is soft quartz porphyry and very wet. At the s40 foot station several bunch. es of fine ore was encountered and with these positive indications they expect to break into lenzes of copper sulpnides with any subsequent shot. Taking everything in consideration we think the day will not be far distant when this company will be taking out commercial ore in abundant quanti- ties.
 The company is oafcered and owned by representative business men of the state of Arkansas.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
MoHAvE sPLURoEs
Nothing But Big Money Deals Go In
 the Desert County.

Dan C. Bacon the Yayapai and Mo have counties stoekman, who arrived here yesterday. predicts that the com. ing year will be the most prosperous in the history of Mohave county.
 "wiih a s25O,OOO mining deal clos. cd last week in the Gold Roads dis trict, the Tom Reed, Gold Roads and other large properties turning out bull lion steadily and the prospects of sew eral other large deals being closed in the near future, Mohave county Is certainly on the eve of great boom, !" he said. zone of the companies op. erating in the Gold Roads district has under consideration the erection of shelter. There is plenty of ore in sight to supply large smelting plant.
 'Business is improving in King. man. It Is only a village now but Is growing fast into an important bust. ness center. The entire county of Mobave Is tributary to it and 1 will not be surprised if its does not out. grow Prescott in the next few years. " Bacon is nere on court business. He will leave for his home this morning.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
FINE SHOWING IN
 TWO REPUBLICS TUNNEL
fFrom Thursday. Daily,

Manager Dixon of the Two Repub. lies has returned to town after his second recent visit 10 the property after having made thorough exami. nation of work done and doing. He comes back very much pleased with the outlook in fact, enthusiastic.
 The tunnel is in 430 feet and the face is full of black slate and quartz which carries good values in gold and silver. MT. Dixon says the miners wno are working in the tunnel are very much elated over the formation and feel confident that tue Two Re. publies will in the near future make one of the largest mines in the south west. Some of these men have work ed in the United Verde and Copper Chief and they say that the lorna. tions in those mines are very similar to taat in the Two Republics.
 Arrangements have been made to send plenty of supplies out at once enough 10 last for some months--as the stormy season has set in any may at any time block the trail.
 The stockholders can rest assured that the funds on hand are sufficient to carry this tunnel we'll into the blowout, and that the eompany's mon. ey Is heinz conssrvativesly and hon. estly handled.
 All those who have stock in the Two Republics have n right to feel enthusiastic, as all competent to judge are of the honest opinion that some day the name of the Two Republic. will be as famous as tha, of any mine in Arizona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
BUYS MACHINERY.
Operators of Juanita Prepare for
 Extensive Dsvelopmsnt.
.(From Thursdays Daily)

.(From Thursdays Daily
 C. F.. Warren, superintendent of the Jusnita Mining Company, purchased a complete boisting and pumping plant from the Arizona Mine Supply Compa- ny yesterday. It will be installed at the shaft on the Tom and Dick mine, one of the claims of the Juanita group, under development. The shaft is down 100 feet Sinking will be resumed af' ter the winter snows disappear. The present plan is to sink below water level into the sulphide zone before any drifting is done below tne loo foot level. The management Is anxious that water level bs reached in the mine so that the r,s'actey of reduction plant best suited to the economic treatment of the ore can be determined. The re. duction plant will be purchased and installed as soon as the development reaches this stage.
 Superintendent Warren says that the drift from the 100 foot station is now in 224 feet on the vein vita eight feet of ore in the face. The ore car. ries good gold values, considering the size of the paystreak. MT. Warren says that there Is no longer any doubt as to the merit of the Tom and Dick mine and that it is only a question of determining and installing the right character of reduction plant to treat the ores to place the property among the dividend payers of northern Ari. zona.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
ASH FORK MEXICAN KILLS ANOTHER
 IN FIGHT
Francisco Garcia Beats Jose Ruiz to Death
 With Gas Pipe
,rrom Tuesdays Danvi

Held Co appear before the next grand jury without bonds on the charge of murder for the killing of Jose Ruiez at Ash Fork, Sunday eve ming At 5;30 o'clock, Francisco Gar cia was lodged in the rounty jail here last night by Deputy snenfY Frank Burns.
 Garcia waved examination in the justice court of Ash Fork yesterday and was bound over.
 The killing was the climax of quarrel between Garcia and Ruiz, who, it is alleged, were drinking together Sunday. Garcia is a wood chopper and Ruiz was a sbeepherder. The quarrel started near the Ash Fork de. pot. They were separated and started to walk away together. Later they started Co throw rocks al each other and were again separated. After trs yelling a quarter of n mile together the quarrel was again renewed.
 Garcia struck Ruiz over the left eye with a piece of gas pipe which he is said to have carried from the depot. The blow felled Ruiz. With Ruiz at his mercy Garcia was seen from a dis. tanee beating Ruiz over the head un. mereifully with the gas pipe. wnen help arrived Ruiz was breathing his last. Garcia surrender to the officers, claiming self defense. He was slashed across the face with a knife, he claims by Ruiz. He has three ugly wounds on his cheeks and is also painfully cut in the arm. IL is claimed by witness es to the affray that Garcia was an the act of searching Ruiz's pockets immediately after he had almost beat en his victims head beyond recogni- ton.
 \ eoroner's jury was impanellcd, verdict being returned charging Gar cia with the murder of Ruiz.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
IN NEW QUARTERS.
ysvapai Club Members Again Are at
 Homo.
(From Sundays Dailyl


 IL was large representation of the yavapai Club that gathered last night 10 formally open th. temporary quar-. tefs of the club, whiea are now located in the Congress Hotel. The occasion was rendered especially notable as we'll as enjoyable by the presence of General A. ID. Thomas, head of the de- pertinent of the Colorado, who is here on n visit of inspection to whippls Barracks, and who was greeted with marked pleasure and eordiality by his many friends in Prescott. Light re- treatments were served during the evening and the hourr sped rapidly.
 The entire lobby of the hotel has been assigned 10 the club and this has been furnished as lounging and reading room with all the comforts and eonvenienees that were enjoyed in the building that was recently de. stroyed. The billiard room, card room and buffet are located down stairs In the rear of tao barber shop, and are well appointed. The new quarters are already popular and the members er pressed themselves as well pleased with the new arrangements.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
DRUNKEN INDIAN coRRALLED
Redman Has Heap Much Fire water,
 Also Fiery Disposition.
5rrorn Tuesdav's Daiiy)


 Because he kicked panel out of door in one of the Crapo Flat apart ments, called the occupants vile names and resisted arrest, an Indian giving the name of George Starr was sentenc. cd to serve thirty days in the city jail in the city recorders court last 6atur' day. Starr was under the influence of liquor when Nignt Officer McMa' hon apprehended him in the act of trying to gain admission into the pre- niises. He resisted arrest and was landed in the city jail with the aid of two men who arrived when the of Hcer had grappled with him.
 Starr admitted his guilt, stating that he mad become intoxicated over indulging in wine. He stated that he had purchased the inebriating fluid from a Mexican. He refused to give the name of the man who sold him the stuff that produced the jag, alleg ing that he did not know him and had never seen aim before.
 He stated that he lived in an Indian camp near Fort whipple and that he did not work anywhere.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
He Social Mirror
Monday Club.

The Monday Club met at the kinder. garten rooms on Monday last. The committee on sale of "tags" reported the gross proceeds of sale to he $i30.oo; the sum of sl3l.25 is to he turned over to the manual training fund. The president announced tha, on Monday next the club would elec, delegates to the Arizona Federation of Womcn's Clubs. After the usual re. cess, the Music Section held its meet. ing, Mrs. Balderson in charge. The program submitted was much enjoyed by all those present. A delightful vo. cal selection, "springtime," by Mrs. Neagle, followed by reading of the Life and Works of Theresa Careno, :, by Mrs. Balderson. Miss Edith Cat. field rendered the "waltzeso dedicat. cd to the daughter of Theresa Carcno, in charming manner. In the ab. sence of Mrs. A. l.. Smith, Mrs. W. ". Ross read current events.
 The club will meet at the usual time tomorrow and after the regular business, which will include the elee. tion of delegates to the Arizona Fed. erstion, the Literature Section vii. hold its session, at winch "Our 1nsu. lar Possessions in the Pacifco is the attractive topic. Mrs. W. V. Ross, who is in charge of the program, is ever an enthusiastic leader
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
JOHN EHLE IS PAID FOURTH
 PAYMENT ON LOGAN MINE
OFrom Thursday's Daily)

John Ehle received the fourth pay. ment of s5,o00 on the Logan mine in the Copper Basin district December | The final payment of s5,00o will fall due March l.
 The title to the company passed un. der bond from Ehle to the Logan Cop. per Company two years ago.
 lt is equipped with hoisting plant al shaft l50 feet deep, which con, stitutes the principal development done by the company. Operations were suspended year ago last fall during the financial stringcncies of the eastern money markets. F. D Barr, who is now in the east, is ex. peeted home December 10. He writes that he has all arrangements almost completed to resume work at an early date. The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held here late in December and it is expected that ali details for the starting and prosecu- tion of pretentions plan of develop ment will be arranged.
 The property produced ore averag ing ten per cent in copper toat was disposed of to the Arizona Smelling Company at Humboldt.
 Ir is located four miles south of Skull Valley station on the s. F., P .& F.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-09
PRAI, CLAIM IN
 CAPITALIZATION DISTRICT
d'fom 7 udny's Dailyj

w. ]. Dihhcy ot New York. prcsi dent, and II. F. Jones, superintendent of the Arizona Copper Belt Mining Company, left recently on the Da. mond Joe for the east. The property of this company is situated twelve miles northeast of Wiekenburg. near Constellation, and MT. Dilthey has been there for several days making a careful inspection of it and planning for larger operations which will in. clude the installation of new machin.
 cry, probably including ten stamp mill, at an early day.
 The company owns two groups, one of seven claims which is considered a gold property chiefly, and another of four claims carrying large copper val nes and some gold. The property was acquired several years ago but was not operated extensively until about a year ago. Since then it has been work. cd continuously until few days ago and work will begin again in few days more on larger scale than ever. Attention during the year has been given the gold group mainly owing to the low price of copper, though some work nas been done on the latter group.
 On the gold group there is a shaft down 200 feet, equipped with a gaso- line engine and hoist. The shaft fol. lows the ore all the way down. sul. phides were encountered at the 110 foot level notwithstanding the mine is n dry one even at 200 feet, though there is an ample water supply in & nearby Ruleh. On the no foot level a erosseut opened up an eighteen foot ledge containing a rich gold bearing quartz formation four feet wide. On the goo level it is planned 10 drift and crosseut extensively and also to con. tinue sinking. The company believes t has valuable gold property and certainly has some good ore.
 The copper gold group is yet in the prospect stage hut its indications are hattering. It is we'll prospected on the surface, though the deepest work. ing is only B fot shaft. That, how ever. shows a paystresk of thirty inch. es. There is also 6j foot drift or grassroot tunnel taat in its length ae. quires vertical depth of twenty five feet and that shows all that could be expected of such an opening.
 The visit of Mir. Dilthey was oeea- stoned by the company's purpose of putting in more machinery, some of which has been ordered already. The stamp mill is not yet definitely decid. ed upon but Mir. Diltbey said last night that he fully expected it would be within very few days, or weeks at most. He mas unbounded faith in that district and in the value of sur. rounding mines also, taking particular pains to say that his company did not own all the good ground. There is plenty more of 1t there and lot of good men are doing their best to de velop it. The eastern investors, he says, have very inadequate eoncep- tion of the numerousness and value of Arizona mines in general and are yet to he awakened to the fact that this territory Is the best mining country on carh.