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other room. When told that it was Frank MitchelIs room and that Mitchell was down town, he refused to believe it, still insisting that there was a detective in there. The cli- max came Sunday night, just before midnight, when he reused Mir Mitch ell from a sound sleep and de- manded admittance, saying there was man in there that he wanted and he was going to get him. He re- fused to leave and Mir. Mitchell got up and opened the door, In the meantime Mir. Sullivan. having recog-
 nized the visitors voice. was up and dressed and accompanied Hampsten
 in his search. going through Mir. Mitchell's rooms and even searching under the bed, but could not con- vince him that the man he sought was not in the rooms. As he clearly manifested a desire to find and kill someone who he believed had wringed him or was trying to do so. it was thought best to watch him, and Constable Page was sum moned. but Hampston abandoned his search and disappeared before the officer arrived.
 Next morning he again appeared, still looking for the detective and also for gun. He was kept under surveillance during the day and in the afternoon was induced to ac- company the constable to Nogales. where he was examined next day be- fore Probate Judge Marstellar and a commission composed of Doctors Kingsley. Purdy and Chenoweth. who recommended his commitment to the asylum at Phoenix The doctors be- lieve his trouble is only temporary and that he will recover in a short time. In the meantime all is silent around the Red Cloud mine.
 Work will be commenced soon prospecting the group of claims ad- joining the Worlds Fair mine. This week an option on the group was se- cured by L. M. Raines, a mining man well known in Arizona and Sonora, and who makes his head quarters at Nogales Associated with Mir. Raines is P. J Mcintyre, also a Nogales mining man. In the group are four claims, the Eldorado, the Silver Queen. the New Moon and Ora Plata. The Eldorado is the ex- tension of the Worlds Fair mine. the Silver Queen coming next No work other than surface prospecting has been done on the claims, but the owners believe they have a second Worlds Fair and the men who have secured the option on the property are of the same opinion. Of course the fame of the Worlds Fair mine has already penetrated every state in the Union, widely known as it is as the richest silver mine in the southwest. and commonly referred to in Arizona as Frank Powers bank. In this sec tion it is frequently said that when MT Powers wants $25,000 or $30,00O. he takes out few car loads of ore and ships it to some shelter As the deal on the group of claims mentioned was made just a few days ago, plans for the development work have not been made yet Several different people are interested in the claims involved in the deal. The Eldorado is owned by William Mur- phy of Patagonia and Barney Quinn of Nogales; the Silver Queen is owned by Phil Herold and E. D. Miller of Nogales and William Mur- phy; the New Moon and the Ora Plata are owned by William Murphy and Frank Nugent of Patagonia.
 At the Four Metals mine the Red Hill tunnel has now cut through 22O feet of sulphide copper ore and the last forty feet is the richest en- eountered Since the foot wall of