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The evening world., 1909-01-21
Timely

John I. Sullivan offer, $4,000 as purse
To- Je,tg!es and johnson to meet in the ring.
John l.. falls to say where the fight will
take place OF who will put up the money, e1'
cept that there are lot U, men VINO would
DO So"
Cornell viii nee, Harvard az football next
null Nov. 8 is thh date, this being the date
'lsuaNY given 10 Carlisle. Next fan the
Indians will be ne; two weeks earlier, the
date b.!nE oct. :3
Stephen Kane Of Louisville, who las. sea.
son umprei In The American Association,
has signed a contract with tho National
dent Pulllam's sta. complete. the members
being O. Day, Erslie. tombstone. Klein, Rig
!er. TRULY, tus.ck AMI Kane.
Harry Pu'iam, president q tho National
League. hands ms neat lltle one oaGk 20
3arie Murphy MnrnEy hsd fugsGfstsa thsi asi
out" BE- made supervisor ~ Naionli League
umpires, rI!IIam SAYS tnat ar ,a',nt !.
Murphy is 90 anxious to set a JOB tor Arson
he can spD'rt him scout to look out ioF
players for tho Cubs.
Harry Cline. the Ph!ado!paI, billiard eI.
pert defeated George S.ossln az Slosson's
rooms by scora o. 40 to 3Is.
With an entry list second TO no armory
meet this winter, the meet Of the Ninth
Regiment on Jan. 30 promises 10 show the
10! lowers " military athletic. games some
rare sport. such athletes o' national re-
nown as Billy keatlng, ,22o'yard A, a. L.
champion. Mike RYAN. who ran third In the
Boston Marathon race last year; Julian Muir
phy the coming one mile crack who sports
Irish-AmerICan a C. colors and George Far
ra,I the Splinter who used to make Arthur
Duffey step right along, are now In the
Tlnth and Will take part In the coming
games.
George Sutton. the hardle~ billardist
won four gaines yesterday. A. DAYS hs
dstea,ei william \. Spnks hy score Of 400
10 24l In the afternoon. and at night he
again won from Spinks, the score being 400
20 200 A. D0yles. In the afternoon sutton
pIayed with Eddie Fov. tho comedian, and
kad a snap winning by score Of 200 10 So.
while In the evening he defeated Walter S.
Leonard by A score of 200 to 80.
The evening world., 1909-01-21
Gossip
Sporting News
in Small Chunks

!; !s said ,Na. Wisconsin will again COM
pete in the big !nte: collegiate races a.
poughkeeps.. this summer. The athletic
council has appropriated sufficient money to
send the crew East
Princeton and Harvard wifi no, play. 70
rether this year, accoHdins 10 Hamilton F7sh:
the captain ~ the Harvard team eleven. Il
has been agreed 1v both mauaRemerts that
the chaucs ot Winning from Yale would be
injured BY the addition ~ this big zane 70
the schedule.
GallagNrr ard Lean broke even in ths
tire. cushion car1W tournament AZ Mctirap
rooms yesterday afternoon. Gallagher w1,
the afternoon game by scnr. Of - 10 IL,
but at nlght was beaten In q close contest by
u score OF % TO ~. Gallagher had high run
.. five In both games,
Phil Kearncy. Clarence Granger, n Earle.
Billy and Z. TAYLOR and many Other tas;
skaters will compAte In the spved races az
the Saratoga Park Ice Rink. Brooklyn on
saturday afternoon.
Two roller skating contests Will be the at
traction Tonight at the MetrOppltan Roller
Rink Perhaps the more interesting and a.
The same time the moro amusing OF the Two
contests will be the potat, rave for ANA
try list The other event, "A mile profess lonal
race although originally announced as an
open event has been changed to a match
race between Thomas Lee. holder OF the tive
mile professional Eastern champion shin and
John Morrclli. " Cincinnati o. The men
are evenly matched and should provide a
good contest.
The evening world., 1909-01-21
Will Meet Ben Taylor, English
Heavyweight, and Should
Win Easily.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

TOE JEANETTE, the colored Ameri-
can heavy weight. who sailed for
Paris two weeks ago, where he IS
SIS cd UP for six fights with the hest
big men in Europe, including Sam Me
Ney, the colored fighter OF this country
who has been beating all the big fellows
over there Cor nearly two years, will
make lis first appearance in a battle az
Paris on Saturday night. He will meet
Ben Taylor, the English heavy weight,
for twenty rounds before the Bowling
Palace \. c., which Is the largest hght-
ing club In France. Jeannet,e ought to
nave no trouble in beating Taylor as he
mas been defeated many times in fights.
padly Sailiytin, the rugged we,er;veish,
igA'er ot this city. who has been showing
No So well in fights during the last ten
months was matched last nigAt BY Jim
buckley. manager Of the Sharkey 4. c.. 20
meet Young LJuglreT" tae quaker CI'y
puE!l!st, toE ten ruunts IN the main ever,
q: go ~" S.-S e. t.s @ 90 On WcIHes "
EXat, y ;ae, ooU: cor.s 4, j: should be a
e9rKer' as both men are samoane lighters.
lin Ba:Nsy. TIE grn,la, referee Q, ,Ao
Eoun3et that ne wo-.i MT referee tie Ten.
Murphy. We, ,aGns p.lte ~ the club On
Jan. -. Buckley had an alteration VITA
EAaTieF Harvey, manager Ut Moran over 4
o-G: sever. a.C-'Hs 2E1. when Harvey vas
matchmaker OF the National 4. c.. anil since
Fat tine ;hs men nave not been on the be-;
o., terms. On mat account Buckley has de-
c.!ned 10 it.dze the contest
Mah Murray. Matchmaker Of the Armory
4 j.. c: Boston. wired the writer last night.
stating that as soon as Jabez White the Eng.
.isa lightweight, arrived In this country, he
would match him - meet Tommy Quill the
New England !lgh;er, for twelve rounds a,
ono OF the shows 20 be held by the club the
early part ~ reN. nOnta. White is now on
ms way over ana Is expected 10 arrive here
II few ,-ys,
An important match between big heavy.
The evening world., 1909-01-21
Dartmouth Wins
from Columbia
in Hockey Game

Columbia and Dartmouth played hook
~ at 81 Nicholas Rink last night. That
Is It was caileI a hockey game, but
according to the views OF experts who
have watched the local amateur and
prep. shoool teams play this year It was
Just real old shiny" tie kind you
used 10 play on the skating pond a
home. that Tie COlleglans put mp.
Columbia lost. but not without q strus-
gle Dartmouth looked Ike llr the bet
ter team. but the Morn!ngsde boys
held them even with 20 score for two
periods. making an extra period neces-
sary. In this Dartmouth showed SUI
perlOr form and scored two goals In
rapid succession. making the final score
I 10 and putting the New Hampshire
team on even terms with Harvard IN
the Intercollegiate league. with two
games each TO their credit.
Stucklen the rover Of hte Dartmouth
team, was the one man OF the fourteen
on the ice who showed prominently. He
was In the game at all times and scored
j a.. four goals made BY his team.
The evening world., 1909-01-21
Siegfried Looks Like Wonder
full Wrestler in His Work
outs With Local Men.
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

IEGFRIED, the German Oak, Is
- there as strong man and wrest-
~ Ter, as far as one can Judge BY see
Ing him In training bouts on the ma, at
Prof. Attlllas muscle-maklng parlor on
Broadway, siegfried Is big, good
natured German. possessed OF wonderful
strength and stamina. He is built on
big lines. but Isn't ponderons There Is
no superfluous flesh on him. and as he
stands on the mat ready for the attack
OF all opponent he strangely suggests the
oak. which the Germans so aptly nick
name him
SIegtried has stirred up the Interest Of
the Germans OF the city as It has not;
been excited since Beck Olsen's time. He
comes here with a string Of European
victories and the reputation OF having
had the great HackenschmIdt beg out OF
a match with him.
Please don't challenge me-" Hacken-
schmd, is supposed 20 nave said. "tor
! VIII never wrestle you"
Segfried wrest.ed FOR fifty minutes
yesterday with four different men, in.
Guiding the old champion, Ernest Roe
Der. Prof. Alexander and Herman Kries,
and tossed them around Ike go many
pIgmies lie pu, them on tneIr backs
at hts will once he became rougher
than was necessary and slammed Her
man Kres down So hard that he shook
the building. In the candy store under.
meath piled up chocolates were scattered
all over the floor and four globes from
chandelier smashed TO pieces from
the earthquake like shock.
Slegfred has peculiar way o, crying
"Allah' any time he has 70 extend him.
self in getting hold. Some Germans
looking on explained that he meant
Come on" or Come here"
Siegfred has no favor.te holds. A
dozen interpreters on hand said, after
asking him about il. that all holds are
alike 20 him" His halfNelsons and
throat and arm holds seem his deadlIest.
for It was apparent that whenever he
applied them yesterday his opponent had
10 roll over or suffer roken bones.
Prof Alexander survived through a
session with Siegfrled AZ catCh-as-catcn.
can style, which is brand new TO the
German, bur even with all the trick
The evening world., 1909-01-21
Longboat Runs
Miles Over SnOU
Paced BY Horse

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i'".'"S o'e' S"o" ''"N ere" '''"S'
Tom Longboat, the Indian, and Alfred
Shrubb, the EngllsH chamnlon runner
~. ,,,,,rr, q, ,5of,. r.o,i,.., ,.,,.,, r.,-i. -,
N'e p"'""h A' '.'" ma alu'sO 'V"s 's"'
now IN order TO be IN the best possible
shape 10Y their race at Madison SgHsre
card,, nav, r,,,o..,,,. -. ~. .,,.
'"."'" "eN' I",Su"l "'-''' 4"' 'a'e
VIII be over the fun Marathon distance,
q miles 81 wards
rn,ehoo, ,,,irt.,o.. ,,r.,.,.,.--. =. ,
q, Jnis Oar, & -, ~, a.
~ raciS, ~. ',,a
Totnr,ose, "t1.''t, r''.' v, ', J'',i"'
Ter and J,ltming m '''H' Hnr. ''II,t tWa, a u, ,.I
The evening world., 1909-01-21
Joe Jeanette to Fight in ~
Paris on Saturday Mqht

Weights has Jus, been ,clinched. jim Barry.
,,!I whq }.. rs9ent,y stood OF A.. kanttnan; ths
Los Angeles. cal. has been signed up OF
meet Marvin Hart the Louisville pustliSs,
:os bout " forty rounds at the Vapor City
y. c.. .! No, Springs, Ark. on the night OF
Feb. j. Barry is getting into shape 70. the
bout az that place.
Patsey Kline, IN. Newark t.rth.r-weisst
and one OK the best lads Cor his weight IN
his country, has three fights on at present.
his iitst VII =. with Jimmy Moran for tan
rounds a, the Wh.rlwind a, stag to-mor::
PHILADELPHIA, for nueen rounds at the Monu.
mental \. G., ~ Baltimore, on next Mon.
day, night, and his third with Young Britt
OF Baltimore at the sane club on Fob. s.
owen Moran VIII get into SHAPE at Lake.
wood. y. j., Tor his tcN.rouni bout with
Tommy Murphy at the National A. c stag
on Jan. p. owen traIned, for several bsuts
q; the same place and as he always rounded
10 into the oeS; condition ot his, career he
f,Giaf i.St to ~}rh t.erS ass,n' He Is being
Ney. S.ln Ho.an IS his Spa.r!ng partner. ''
Freddie Welsh. the English lightweight u
another tighter who is wiling 10 fight Bat
snip Title and side bot ot 5000 Welsh
lie IS anxious to nee, the fighting Dane.
and ihat as soon rs nelson makes the match
he Will post his money Tor the side bet j"H
don't MAKE. good the side bet" said Welsh,
The match don't GO y
In letter to a friend in ,h!, city Young
CorbcU' writes that ne is In excellent shape
;qr his twcrtyTouni bou, with Marry Ferns,
New orleans on sunday afternoon. and that
he expects 10 win with Knockout in less
than ten rounds This + a rrea, place 70
hett and | intend TO DO all my lighting
down here"
The evening world., 1909-01-21
Many Athletic
Meets on the
Schedule

Jan. .s--Duel meet. Northwestern A.
C, Bronx Church Club,
Jan. 2s-Pss,!ne A. c. carn!va! a. Gar
den.
Jan. 27-snA Rer,nsa. A A.. Of
Pa.erron
Jan. ?T-Sewark Y. NJ, c. A.
Jan. 3o-N!nth Regiment, a. A.
Jan. si-Ioasal!p Lycegm troaa racO.
FEB. s-Compaay 4. Tenth ReE!mens
o. Albany.
Feb. e-Iri,h-Amer!can A. C. Al Gar
tea
Feb. Mot, Haven A. c.
Fec il-For,y seventh REGIMEN: A. A..
ot Brooklyn.
Feb. l2-Ba,,ery E.. c, A. C, Th!r.ssn'h
Artillery district.
Feb. i2--s,ar A. C.
Fec. is-Colurno.s A. A.. at oarden-
Feo. l7-Kn!Ehti OF ST Anthony.
Feb. is-Paulist A, c.
Feb. :o--seventy.t!rs. Regiment A A.
FEB. 2o--N)Aswk \. c.
FEB. % Northwestern A. C,
MAJ. s--spsn.sh WeE Veterans.
The evening world., 1909-01-21
SAMSON-LlKE GERMAN OAK"
SHAKES BUILDING IN TRAINING
Big Money for Man Who
Stays Half Hour on
Mat With Him.

twenty seconds and broke the hold.
Segtred has come 20 this country 10
make good, He has engaged Madison
Square Garden for Jan. 9S. and has in
vited two OF the best wrestlers obtain
able to meet him. with the prov!so that
he will forfeit $3.50 10 any one he cant
throw within thirty minutes. He even
goes further. with the offer OF $50 70
any one who will lcg.timately try TO
last with him. lie Is particularly anxious
to have Mahmout as one Of his .oppo.
nents, and will raise his offer 10 $500 in
his case. Mahmout claiw' 10 have
thrown SIegtried, but the German en-
phatically denies this. He says he met
Mahmout only once, and threw him. He
says he will make Mahmout a present
Of $500 II he can prove otherwise. Prot.
Muldoon has promised 10 referee the
Segfred matches In the Garden. and
this, in measure, assures an honest
contest.
The evening world., 1909-01-21

Quent one or two round knOckouts.
has remarkable Mack OF swapping
among certain class Of Lightweight
1t Is only when matched against real
appears and overwhelms his fighting
Cross is in much the same class When
matched against an inferior fighter he
looks for all the world like champion.
Against a Packey Mcfarland he is an
ordinary second-rater.
Matched against each other, Otto and
Gross may put up a fight with all the
frills OF championship There will be
action OF some sort in every moment OF
It. Both are shifty. Both have knack
Of landing blows that daze. Both are
fast and clever. In fact. our old friend.
Joe Cans thinks Young otto one OF
the most skitul OF latter-day light
weights.
1t is said that Packey Mcfarland Is
announcement has drawn out the whole
east side. Otto and Cross both have
an enthusiastic following,
rABEZ WHITE is coming back TO
America. Funny how hard the
English fghters-the good ones
lind 1t to stay away from these hospi-
tnble shores. White got his once in
America when he fought Jimmy Britt
To give White credit that belongs to
him. must say that Jimmy Britt was
at his best when he fought the game
little Englshman. And at his best Britt
was a truly great lightweight. Britt
knocked White out just ten seconds be-
fore the end Of the twentieth round
the last OF the fight. 1t was so near the
finish that there was some question at
the time whether or not the count was
all over when the bell rang. The ref
cree decided that It was knockout.
White Is a game little fellow and a
hne, clean boy. They tell an affecting
The evening world., 1909-01-21

Charley SIege- the Italian pug''!s,.
vino has been fighting FOR great many
years and who is one OF the earnest
scrappers that ever climbed into a ring.
&as handed one o, the woys, beatings
o' lis long career at the stag o. the
;. arEG A. .. last night. The man
WHO gave LIN tnIs nnmercIinl trOunc-
The evening world., 1909-01-21
ROSS DEFEATS TEMPLE
IN BOUT AT PITTSBURG.
tsn.cial 70 TIE Evening Word, 1,

PlTTSBCRG, Pa, Jan. 2l.-Tony Ross,
the Italian heavyweight. and Larry
Temple fought six vicious rounds last
night before the National A, C. Temple
was Knocked down three times in the
fight, each time taking the count Of
eight, and once he was accused o. play
ing for n foul.
The majority OF the spectators thought
that Ross had the better OF the con-
10
The evening world., 1909-01-21
CROSS AND OTTO
WILL SETTLE EAST
SIDE SUPREMACY
Battle at Fairmont Club Tonight
Likely to Give Winner Chance
to Go Against Packey Me-
Farland in Near Future.

r EACH CROSS and Young Otto
fight tonight at the Falrmont
- A. c., on East One Hundred
and Thirty-seventh street. The bout
will either be one OF the best punch
Ing matches OF the month or fine
Marathon.
Both Cross and Otto have certain
amount OF real fighting ability. And
both have the same failing that ap-
pears at intervals. Both are Clever"
to an amazing degree when up
against a hard proposition.
Young Otto's "wallop" is as IA
nous as the article packed around by
old Peter Maher. And Maher was
the inventor o, the wallop. Otto for
several years has handed out fire.
lean and lanky fighter, he
in punch with the proper sting to It.
t fighters he ls feared and respected.
champions that his natural "caution"
ability.
story of the fight At home In England
Jabez had family. There was baby
| boy, and Jabez brought pair OF the
| baby shoes over TO America for a mas
I ha I(ritt Ia ha1
brought the baby shoes into his corner,
and Just before the fight began stood
up ani tied them TO the ropes. where
he could keep his eyes on them between
| the rounds. Seeing them kept him
! keyed up. Whiis those tiny shoes were
/ in sight there was no chance OF forget
| ting what he was Sighting for, no mat
| ter how tired or daZed or weak he be-
came.
Spider" Kelly. foXiest OF all seconds,
was in Britts corner. Kelly saw the
shoes. and instantly OWNED their effect
upon Whites mind, Toward the middle
OF the fight, when Il was all desperate
| smuggling and Britt had little II any, the
best OF 1t, Kelly slipped slyly around 10
| White corner. Reaching up with a
knife In his hand, he cut the strings and
stole the little shoes. on returning for
| his minute of rest, White al once missed
bis mascot, but anxious questioning
| failed TO locate them. The fight went
on. Half the time Jabez was turning
his head looking for the stolen shoes
That little thing, slight as It was on the
surface, may have cost him the battle
Jabez White has been in the ring fo.
many, years now. IT is hardly likely
| that he has improved since his battle
with Britt. But no doubt lie is still a
game and clever little man. Whatever
happens 10 him in his coming battles,
We hope he will have fair chance,
aad n some newer youngsters shoes
are hung on the ropes In his corner
we hope there will he no Spider Kelly
With!n reaching distance Of them.
The evening world., 1909-01-21
History Shows That Indiyidu..
Work Has Figured in Many
Races for Flag.
BY LOZEMAN BTLGER,

A CCORDING to tie winter "coun.
n cIl," which meets every after
noon at Frank Farrclrs office
and John McGraw's billiard parlor, no
baseball team ever won a peruant with
out one star pitcher OF extraordinary
magnitude. Moreover no club ever
The evening world., 1909-01-21
One Star Pitcher Can
Win PennQnt for Team

had more than one Of these stars at
the time.
me discussion arose over the attempt
10 ascertain why Cleveland had never
won pennant. 1t Is simply becaus.
they never had one great pitcher who
was head and shoulders above every
body else" said Arthur Irwin. scout
Tor the Highlanders. "Ot course Joss
IS great pitcher. but he is not strong
enough to stand such a pace as that
pat up by Mathewson, Walsh, Brown
or Jack Chesbro'
Tie winter league fans began to ,aI,;
II over, and the verdict was that Irwin
VAS correct Every time the Giants
have won the pennaut or come close (,
was due TO the remarkable pitching OF
Matty. Walsh won the pennant for The
White SoX In tie sane way. Brown did
likewise for the Cubs, and when the
H.shIamders finished { close second II
was due 90 The WORK OF Chesbro.
-Four or five good pitchers won't turn
tie trick, says Irwin. "A team las
got to have one who Is wonder The
al must be good, but they have got TO
lave that pNcnOm. or there is nothing
u0inE. nave been in baseball 10:
tift! Years and nave never seen the
Fred kl7U'es. secretary q, The Giants,
Nru' i1 Florida FOR a Two weeks vacation
i,ts.'ri w.. ", .aS gG' ge vi. return IN time to SEM
iAE 10 iNiA"l contracts 10 the payers
The evening world., 1909-01-21

anIallJlI Henrietta Crosman & Co, Pat
I'j|I IIuluI RUoneyGro.in simple Slm)n
llllllJViUL Simple" Bert Levy, Bobby
yot S,iI, SEe North. Avery & Hart &c
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-10
Turbulent Tucson.

Peaceful Prescott perou progressive municipal being Turbulent Tucson which the Queen City of the north highest regard and the friendship
 according special telegram appears the of that ty-Ben F. Heney the majority city They uarreed continually it said scrappig stick of candy Official appointments continued difficulty which has finally and absolute control bOOting chief executive of office
 necessary details of the That is mat good meddle in other peoples bushes norin in cities internal affairs
 the Tucson municipal mixup It IS the nonpartn city election held there ticket The officers evenly the Democrats and the ticket through the nOnPartsan b partisan being the Socialists
 assumed the appeared offices appointments and also be confirmed twinkng sharply drawnnO politically that ensued that had The form of every did not single instance what had been expected. t a complete disappointment
 Tuonans who visit Prescott the o Pueblo will strictly defined lines municipal cleo straight against the Democrats straight nOnparsanism One dose has been enough
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-10
PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed as Reported by The
 Prescott Title Co.
November l.

NovemDer ].
 Boehariz Mining company to Wm- M. McCutehen, bill of sale, two horses one wagon and harness.
 George Montgomery ct al. locate five mines, Copper Basin district.
 Eugene Neuman to Walter E. Will Hams, W. D., lot 150 in Idylwild Tract, Prescott.
 Mary B. Cullumber to G. W. Shute, Q. c. D., 50 it., lots l, 3, and ,, block 3, East Prescott.
 Louis Harlow ct al. incorporate Ari- zona Bonanza Mining company. Cap ital stock $1,OOO,OOO.
 J. Q. Stephens locates three mines, Eureka district.
 Al Vroom locates a millsite and water right, Copper Basin district.
 F. E., E. A. and Ella Tracy to c. D. Harvey, bill of sale, one Rambler automobile.
 Eugene Neuman to C. D. Harvey, W. D., lot 161 in Idylwild Tract, Prescott.
 Order of probate court amending and correcting order confirming sale in estate of James Croxdale, deceased.
 Estate of James Croxdale, deeeas- ed, to Mrs. G. A. Troutz, deed, lots ,, and southeast quarter of north. west quarter, Sec. 6. If north, west.
 Eugene Neuman to B. G. Pecka, W. D., lot 94 in Idylwild Tract, Prescott.
 Eugene Neuman to B. w. Getsinger and w. c. Tolleson, W. D., lots 405 371, 15S, 155, 156, 13l in Idylwild Tract, Prescott.
 Eugene Neuman to B. W. Getsingeri W. D., lots S7s, 365, 351 in Idylwild Tract, Prescott
 Eugene Neuman to Frederick " Richards, W. D., lot go in Idylwild Tract, Prescott.
 Hrebert H. Stebbins to Wm. C. Kent, power of attorney. Grants power to convey mines in Hass dis trict.
 Wm. c. Kent and Herbert H. Steb bins to Chas. H. Dunning, M. D. West End, West End Extension and Triangle mines, Hass district.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-11-10
IS SUPPLIED LITTLE DAISY PROPERTY Force of Miners Has Been Materially
 Increased
From Tuesdays paiIvl


 J. J. Fisher, general manager ot the Little Daisy mine at Jerome, yes terday made the announcement that the electrical current of the Arizona Power company had been connected up at that mine, and the power serv- ice was satisfactory.
 The contract calls for 65-horse pow CT, and two generators were in place The property is now under operation at all points and the new machine drills, together with other mechanical utilities are propelled by electricity.
 The force of miners has been in creased and the exploitation of the mine is in progress and the intention is to push the work ahead on an extensive line. The underground con ditions in evidence at the deepest point are reported as warranting the disposition of the heavy sum of money that has recently been given in the new equipment and the indications are strong that the big bodies of ore expected will soon be cut into.
 Under the present methods the Lit tie Daisy has an attractive future and its new power facilities will hast en the plan of development ma terially.