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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
PAYS ONE
MILLION FOR
SHELTER
Will Provide Humboldt
Plant With Ore Pur-
chasing Fund
1000, 900 Shares Are To
Be Pooled For
One Year
rrrom satnrday.a paIlyl

Concerning Lawson securing con
troll Of the Consolidated Arizona Smclt.
ing company. the Boston Journal says;
\ New York and Boston syndicate,
said 90 be headed by Thomas W. Law
son and Albert g. Burragc. have So
cured control Of the consolidaod Ar.
IONA Smelling and Refining company,
and the rrccivcrship troubles IN which
the company j. involved will thereby
be- speedily terminated. The property
of the company is located at Humboldt,
Arizona. and comprises valuable ana
well equipped smelling plant, besides
which it owns a producing copper pro.
position near Prescott, Arizona. 1t 20
last December. the net profits there
from averaged approximately $j0,0OO
per month The slump in the copper
market found the company loaded with
large amount Of ore for whth II had
paid high prices when It came to
realize ON the same. its existing sur
plus of something like s3jo,0o0 was
completely wiped out aud receiver.
ship followed
The new owners Of the property, IN.
der the terms Of the arrangement just
completed. are to pay in 10000 in
cash and an additional sl.0OO.O0O in
I regular instalmcnts. OF the entire
/ l.70O.0OO outstanding shares of the
! cumpnny's stock l000.OOO are 10 be-
pooled for year. The new owners, in
addition 81 the purchase price, have
/ agreed to provide the company witt
an "orc purchasing fund" of sjOo,ooO
II is generally understood that the
property has been taken over partly
for the purpose Of furnishing the New
ada Utah company with an outlet foi
It's ores, bcsides which il will receive
and treat custom ores in Arizona an,
Nevada.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
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Observation-Disclosures

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visiting 10 the city.
Thompson Valley Visitor.
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ley is visiting here.
Huron vtsi,ors
At, and Mrs G.. +. Wingiicd, of
ttn,., ,ro visiting in the city.
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
TO EXPLORE EXTINCT
VOLCANO IN NEVADA

RENO. New, Feb. 6.-An extinct
volcano Of large proportions has been
discovered in the northwestern part OF
Nevada by Asscmblyman Frank Win.
ter of Elko county, and after several
weeks Of correspondence, Prof X. X.
Wallace. Of the Smithsonian Institute
at Washington writes that an esplor.
ing party, headed by Prof. Wallace
will leave Washington in the early
spring TO explore the new discovery.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
B|NGHAMTON MINE
AN EXCELLENT
PROSPECT
Operations Around Stod-
dard Speak Well
For Future
-From salutany,. Dallyl

Stoddard IS, in my opinion, destin.
"a 70 grow into ono OF the most i'm
portant mining ccntcr iu northern
Arizona in the next two wears, said
j. A. Carleton, who returned from that
place yesterday. after finishing the
construction Of number of new houses
there for the Stoddard Mines company.
"In the Binghamion mine thous-
hnds of tons Of rich copper ore have
been exposed in the past two years and
there IN also an excellent showing In
the mines being developed boy the Cop
per Queen Gold Mining company, across
the Aqua Fria river from tne Bing
hamt0n Operations in both camps are
confined strictly 90 development. A
perpendicular shaft IL being sunk On
tho Binghamton. n is now down 800
feet. The great ledge hG been proven
by drifts and crosscuts from the 900.
foot level, in which large ore bodies
IRE exposed. The management expects
a. tap the same ore bodies from the
800 foot Lowell. J. :. Murphy, general
manager for the concern. j. among the
most active mine managers Of tne
county.
81. =. johnson. general manager Of
the Copper Queen d1!i Mining com
pany, il pushing work on his company =
property. lie has perpendicular shat,
down + depth Of $40 feet lIe intend.
TO open the great dyke, which travcrsc'
his ground, by an extensive system OF
lstersls from the 500 foot level Of the
shaft"
Mr.. Carleton also statcd that there
were n number Of other properties IL
tho immediate vicinity Of Stoddarc
under development in n less extensive
way, many of watch appeared very
promising. II is the general belief ri
miners and operators of the distric
that large smclior will Doe in opera
tion there before the close Of the pres
ent year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
suBTERRANEAN RIVER
AS A WATER SUPPLY.

PUEBLO. Colo. Feb. ca large
gang ~ men, two dtcning machines Of
modern size. and n well boring outfit
are making dirt fly this week IN an ex.
tcnsivc watefworks enterprise near
sugar City on the Missouri Pacific rail-
road IN Otero county, with the purpose
~ supplying FIVE towns with water for
domestic purposes and for irrigating.
The source 81 this water il n subtcr-
ranean river beneath the deep strata Of
gravel and rock in the high divide ex.
tending for 100 miles eastward from
Pixies Peak. Many test holes are be.
ing bored by the drilling machine Ia
determine the course Of the water and
the depth 10 bedrock, 30 20 30 feet be.
low the surface of the arid prairie.
The work now being done is on the big
ranch ~ Judge g. +. Patrick of this
city. The supply Of water seems mex
haustible aud Of the best quality.
Tine towns TO bee supplied by the sys
tenn on which construction is in pro
gross are Sugar city. Ordway. Rocky
Ford. La .Iunta aud Swink. The water
will be- conducted the first two or three
miles through cement pipes laid in o
deep trench, and then for many milei
in spiral pipe ~ inches in diameter
The plan calls for total Of nearly l0'
miles ~ pipe lines.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
NOTICE..

Under the provisions of the new }
tai law, effective January |, 1905
newspapers will he permitted to !
through the mails unless paid ia
advance. In conformity therer
the journal. Miner will be Obliged
shut of all subscriptions that an
arrears, and in order that subscns
may know the status of their accos
and not be discontinued, staten,
will be mailed 10 all subscribers I
are either now delinquent or who
likely TO become, during the mex, v
or 80. In order to comply with
law subscribers TO the daily should
at least three months in advance,
weekly subscribers for the same PEA
JOURNAL MINER PUB. q
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
ANOTHER COAL SUIT.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Fob. T.
4 second suit has just been flcd in the
district court here by United States
Attorney d. j Leahy against the New
Mexico Fuel A Iron company, owners
~ the llagan coal mines in Sandoval
county. This IL similar To the FIRST suit
and alleges that the lands were unlaw
fully obtained.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
(From Fridays Daily.)

Mayer Visitor.
Il. Hanson, of Mayer, is here on "A
business visit.
kirkland Visitor.
Yves Jackson, Of Kirkland, is here
ON business visit.
Purchases Pigs.
Coy Carey added ten Guinea pigs to
his mcnageric yesterday.
Kirkland Visitor.
Mrs. Charles l.. Rigden, of kirkland,
is visiting in the city.
Mayer Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Walker of May
or, are visiting in the city.
Mine Manager Here.
\. l.. Porterfcld, Mayer mine sup
crintcndcnt. is here on mining business.
Stockman Visits.
T.. l.. Patterson il in the city from
his stock ranch in the Ash Fork
| country.
Home From Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID. johns have re
turned from AN extended visit with
relatives in Trinidad, Colorado.
Mine Investor Here.
Sam Leonard, Denver mining man
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
OMEGA STRIKES ORE,

TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. Z. - A I'D
has been made on the Omega min.
the IIelvetia district, and owned
Louis Zeckendorf of this city, wh,i
said 20 run so in rich copper sulptI
This is the second strike in two We.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Enjoying Vacations.

John Fitch. Ed. whitney, Thomas
Sullivan and Thomas House arrived
here yesterday from the Monica mine
10 enjoy vacations among their many
fripuds
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
From Saturdays Daily
Visiting His Family.

sheriff John l.. Munds arrived
here last night from his stock ranch in
Aubrey valley TO visit with his family
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
AN IRIpEscENT DREAM.

within couple Of months a $780,
600 dredging machine will be installed
in the bed Of the Aqua Fria river,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Home From Albuquerque.

Frank stewart. general agent OF the
Occidental Life Insurance company, ar
rived home last night from visit to
Albuquerque, New Mexico, on business
| for his concern.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
On Railroad Business.

W. A.. Drake, vice president and
orai manager of the =. f., 7. & P.
last night in his private car
Phoenix.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Home from Trip.

/ A. T.. Taylor. chief clerk in the gen
eral passenger and freight agent Of
flee. arrived home yesterday from a
visi, 10 stations along the \. &. rail
road on railroad business.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Mine Manager Here.

john ;. Jones. president aud general
manager of tnc Jessie Mines company
arrived here last evening from ms
rompanv's camp in Chaparrnl.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Purchasing Supplies.

Morris Crump, who is devclopn,
promising mining property near
headwaters Of Lynx creek, is in
city purchasing supplies.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Recovered From Grippe.

Ex-Delegate to Congress J. F. '
son arrived home yesterday MON
from Phoenix where he recently r.,
cred from n severe attack Of
! grippe.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Had Pleasant Trip.

Mr.. Leroy Anderson arrived b
Yesterday morning from Havana. &
whore she was the guest of her mo
during the holidays. She reports
ING had very enjoyable trip.
Anderson met her IN Phoenix
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Mine Manager Visits.

T.. A. Toohcy. general manager
the Gold King Mining company !,
the city from his company's camp
the Bradshaw mountains.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12

- 10 the city looking over the mini
field with a view of investing in "a
q IN, man, promising properties
der Development IN the county
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Left for Home.

:. w. lligley was an outgoing |
scnger on the southbound last nj
en- route to his home in Phoenix A,
pleasant business visit here.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1908-02-12
Left for Frisco.

j. II. Mulrein left yesterday for :
Francisco where he will pura
plumbing supplies. II is rumored d
he will add some household necessi,
10 his stock before his return.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-19

I have n now lot Of silver polish.
II beats brick dust all hollar.
McliATrAN.
Tho klamath Falls Military Hand
viii give dance On Christmas nisht.
December 20. The boys are planning
to make this ball the greatest success
" tho season.
A few dolls to be- closed out at
tho Portland Store. Is
Phone 6o6 when you want any
transfer work done. baggage n spc.
eiu,ty, i5.iwk
Nv. and Mrs, Don J. Zumwalt viii
leave In tho morning for Oakland and
San Josc where they will spend the
Holidays with relatives.
Suits that NJ and At to suit and suits
the pocket book that nts the pocket
At the Portland Store. 3
The klamath Falls Forwarding
Company viii move your baggage
promptly aud reasonably! Phone 900,
l6-iwk
Smoking Jackets. paJanas. fancy
suspcnders aud Boyer hats. Any Of
these article will make n good Xmas
present. The Portland store. Isl
The weather bureau reports one
degree above zero ~ the lowest point
reached last night This II two de-
grces warmer than tho preceding
night
Vim. y. Wilson will leave In the
morning for Salem for visit with
relatives
AUTO FOR sALE-S35oo machine
for $500. 20 h, D.. ElRsS front. top.
lamps. magnetic. Eas tanks. new tires.
and In perfect running order. Demon
stration given In Portland. The Or.
rson Co.. 8O8 Wells Fargo Building.
Portland Oregon. ls-iw
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-19
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BRIEF MENTION.

Persons having horses In pasture
on Enterprise Tracts arc notified to
remove same at once, Frank Ira
White. iS.gt
Mrs. Geo. holland will entertain the
members of the Ladies' Bridge Club
and their husbands this evening.
Have Muller equip your photograph
with the new attachment 90 you may
enjoy tho now $-minutc AmbsroI rec.
ords. II
Fresh butter and eExs At the Mon.
arch. -
Mrs, Geo. o. Brandcnburg loft this
morning for Sau francisco to Join
her husband.
Parents are invited to attend tho
Royal Wedding. Saturday December
~. Al the Brick Store. i;.2t
New diamond rings ut Winters. =
Roy Walker left this morning for
Ashland where he In To be married
On Christmas.
New stock OF doubie.sided records
with music on both sides. 1t Heitkem-
psr's. 10
Cali and see my line OF Mission
=,
Complete line OF water color On.
pers and mounting board At Dol.
beers. =
BORN-This morning TO Mr.. and
Mrs. George Grl..,c. nm eight. mound
girl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-12-19
XMAS BUYERS. TAKE NOTICE.

! have received more new goods
and our stock is larger than ever
II. J. Winters. For High Grade
Xmas Goods is
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Your ParIor.

DO not keep solemn parlor, q
place of gloom and nne furniture,
with memorial pictures hung upon
the walls and a sepulchral atmos>,
Dhere in the apartment, TO be en-
tered only when the parson or sew
ing circle calls. 1t Is too expensive
TO pay rent for a house II one does
not own a house, to have a place OF
this description. Certainly children
VIII destroy more or less furniture,
but ii Is expected and, while not to
be encouraged II should not be thor.
oughly discouraged in the respect
that a child must not enter the par
lor for fear OF breaking, tearing oy
destroying some valuable article.
Valuable articles are more precious
for association than real worth as
considered in dollars and cents.
Have the living rooms large, cheer
ful and something that when one is
absent, the memory of which Will
be. like bright picture. 1t calls the
boy home, the girls thoughts revert
ITO 1t, il is the strongest tie that
binds, but a gloomy parlor or house
and closed blinds say only too plain
ly, I'VE are merely existing, do not
come around" Have home pleasant,
put on smile like the cat that ate
the canary, and try TO make home as
inviting as possible, but II can new
er be accomplished behind dusty
shutters or heavy curtains.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
rheIr LIherty was short.LIyed.

Cadiz, o., Oct. 15.-overpowering
Sheriff Martin and locking him In
their cell, Antonio Trena and Frank
Rose, held for the shooting OF John
Leseault week ago, made their es'
cape from the Harrison county jail
ut 6 a. m. Wednesday, The men were
reoaptured two hours later. Martin
had let the prisoners from their cells
that they might have the freedom of
the corridor. when they attacked him.
They then escaped through window
the bars Of which bad been previously
sawed. t'l
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Tells story Of Attempt to BrIbs.

Cleveland, Oct. 15.-Attorney Harry
Payer charged Wednesday in common
pleas court that bribery has been at
tempted to defeat the Collinwood an
nexation plan and the mothers who
are seeking q permanent injunction
to prevent the board OF education
from building a school on the site at
which 172 children and teachers were
burned to death. Payer alleges that
an attempt had been made to bribe
Councilman Church Of Collinwood In
order to prevent annexation to Cleye-
land
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Drew Heavy Sentences.

Cleveland, Oct. 15.--Four Italians
held in juvenile court on grave
charges preferred against them by
eight girls ranging in ages from Q to
u, We're all sentenced by Judge Ad-
dams on Wednesday. Joseph Amato,
the ringleader of the gang, was fined
81 900 in addition to a year in the
workhouse. George Kramer will serve
six monthS and pay $500. Frank Bur-
gio drew a sentence of one year and
$500. Frank Bakalas. boy of H. was
committed TO the Warrensville farm.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Internal
p | /. Z s
C ured d
After Three and One Half Years
of Suffering by Pyramid
Pile Cure.
Trial Package by Mail, Free.

For three and one-half years I sut-
fered with internal piles. | suffered
and lost enough sleep to send me to
the asylum. / tried all Kinds of rem.
edies; none gave me relief. After
using 3 boxes | believe l am cured
and after only the Ord application all
itching stopped. I have lived here
90 years. w. L. Johnson, 23 r. Full
ton St., Columbus, Ohio.
What Pyramid Pile cure has done
for others 1t can do for you. Go TO
your druggist and buy a box now,
price fifty cents, or send us your
name and address and we will send
you a trial package by mail free in
plain wrapper. If you don't desire or
are too timid or modest TO ask your
druggist, send us fifty cents and we
will send Pyramid Pile Cure to you
by mail, in plain wrapper. Address
Pyramid Drug Co., 156 Pyramid Bldg,
Marshall Mich.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
FIVE BALLOONS
Y NET DISASTER
THREE FEul INTO the SEA ANo
TWO eUhsrEp WHILE EieH
, IN Ira 1l;H, Il
THEIR NAvIcAToRs ESCAPED.
OF the 20 Balloons Which started IN
the Race for the international y
Trephy One is Still 0
Missing.

Berlin. Oct. l5.--Only one Of the %
balloons which started in the race for
the international trophy on Sunday
from sehmargendorf is unaccounted
for. This is the German balloon Bus.
ley p
Dispatches received here Wednes.
day from Cuxhaven announced that
the Spanish contestant Castillo
dropped into the ocean six miles north
of Heliogoland and that the naviga.
tors we're rescued by fishermen. 'tU
Last evening q dispatch was re.
ceived from Molde, Norway, telling OF
the descent of the Swiss balloon Hell
vetia TO the ocean and the rescue OF
Col Schaeck and f. Messner. The
dispatch read as follows:
Fishing boat this afternoon res.
cued occupants balloon Helvetia' at
the last moment as they were sink.
ing. the gas heing totally exhausted.
The balloon was saved" ~
Molde is only 32 miles southwest
Of Christiansund and 10 reach this
point the Helvetia must have travelled
about T75 miles in a direct line, and
must have travelled over the greater
part of the North Sea- This is by far
the greatest distance yet reported to
the credit of any of the contestants,
the majority of whom either took a
somewhat circular course, or were
compelled TO descend on account OF
their proximity TO water. a
The Helvetia is the ffth balloon
among the international contestants
to come TO grief: the Conqueror and
the NIontanes burst at a high altitude
and the Saint Louis and Castillo were
wrecked in the North Sea- Although
no casualties followed these disasters,
the escape OF the ten men who were
in the unfortunate balloons was al
most miraculous.
Hamburg. Oct. 1j.-Montojo and
Robero. who were rescued from the
wrecked balloon Castillo. have ar.
rived here. Speaking of their expe-
riences, Montojo said:
THE balloon for more than an hour
was sometimes In and sometimes out
of the water near Heligoland. Fin.
ally we saw fishing boat and we
sprang into the water, where we re
mained for 20 minutes before being
rescued. Two other balloons passed
oyer Hamburg In our company"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
usefuI ttousenola No,ea.

Try using celery seed instead OF
celery salt for soups and salads and
you will observe decided change
In the flavor.
In lighting candles hold the match
to the side OF the wick. and net
over the top.
To whiten tallow for toilet pur-
poses add a little alum or saltpeter.
To darken mahogany drop a little
lime In a basin of water and wash
the wood with it.
Cling peaches should be preserved
whole. The skins can be removed
with boiling water, the same pro
cess used for peeling tomatoes.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Refuses to Reduee. the ealI.

Pittsburg, Oct. 15.1-In United States
court Wednesday Judge Young re.
fused to reduce the bail of William
Montgomery, former cashier Of the AL.
legheny National bank, now in jail
aud accused of peculations which
wrecked the bank The bond de.
inanded is S15O,O0O and District Attor.
ney Dunkle opposed any reduction,
He informed the court that the bank
had been looted of at least $l,250, 900
and although all of this has not been
traced to Montgomery. the latter, he
said, had admitted being responsible
for q shortage or s46e ,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
CHIPS FROM OHIUS NEWS LOG
SHORT sToRlEsi or OCCUR
RENcEs Nv THIS STATE.
a Days Record Of Accidents, PeiltL
cal Events, Etc.
Death Ended His Search.

Gallon, O., Oct. 15.--Iames w. Craw-
ford svore eight years ago when his
wife ielopea with Crawfords hired
man. that death alone would end the
search he Immediately started for the
erring couple Death has. The old
man, rendered pehnlless by charges
for detective service. and broken down
IN health by HIS travels over the coun-
try on clews that lwere false. is dead
IN the county infirmary at the age of
e. His wife, whom he loved so well
that he wanted her back In spite Of
the wrong she had done him, Is stlll
missing.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
SHORT PARAGRAPHS.

A passenger train on the Missouri
Pacific ran into burning bridge two
miles east of Shannon, Kan. Thret
coaches were derailed and burned.
1t is officially announced that all
the powers concerned, with the excep
tion of Austria-Hungary, have agreed
to the principle of an international
conference 20 settle the Balkan din
Guilty.
The situation of the foreign resi-
dents of Tabriz, Persia. is critical
The nationalist leglonaries, embit
tered against foreigners in genera
and Russians in particular, threaten
general massacre and pillage OF the
city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Decided AaaInst the nreAsra.

Davenport, Ia, Oct l5,--Jndge Nc.
Pherson in the United states ciroru,
court Wednesday gave T. final decision
in the ease Of the United Breworles
against tie Civic Federation OF Day.
enport. He denied restraining order
asked by the brewerles He declared
the Iowa liquor statute q quasi erin
inal law and said that the fedora
court had no power 10 Interfere Wit
Its endorsement by state courts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Knights Templar conclave Begins.

Cincinnati. Oct. 15.--The sixty-ffth
apnual conclave OF the Ohio grand
'ommandery, Knights Templar, began
Wednesday There are 5000 visiting
delegates in the city The program
opened at the Scottish Rite cathedral.
In the afternoon an elaborate parade
held sway, one of the features Of
which was the massing of 80 bands
which played Onward, Christian Sol
1ierso
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Haskell speaks At OTTAWA.

Lima. o., Oct 15-Gov Haskell OF
Oklahoma spoke TO his old town mates
at Ottawa Wednesday night before a
big Democratic crowd. Mr.. Haskell
held a formal reception here before
proceeding to Ottawa. In his address
at Ottawa he criticised President
Roosevelt very severely and defended
his past record, denying many of the
accusations against him. The reoep.
tion rendered him In his old town was
none too cordial, and frequent ques.
tions interrupted his address.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-15
Night Riders Set Fire to a Barn.

Dayton, o., Oct. 15.--A barn con.
tanning large amount OF tobacco and
farming IMPLEMENTS. together with a
two-story house and outbulldings were
burned late Tuesday night, causing a
loss of $4,000. The house was occn.
pied by colored tenant who lost all
his furniture, The fire is supposed 10
be the work Of Night Riders with
whom Joseph Keyes and his tenant
are out OF sympathy.