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pany, for the erection of the now coun- ty jail, the county fathers have decid- ed to change the present plans to provide for the accommodate of addi- tIonal prisoners. when the new ail is constructed The present pIaDs call for the installation of twelve cells. The me embers of the board now feel that this number of cells should be doubled. Silver Belt.
 A collision bet ween the big automo- bile. driven by Charley F. Hoff. and s buggy belonging to Lyman W. Wake ieid. occu pied by thfee MexicAns. em- ployes of Wakefield, Saturday night, 2ow threatens to result in law suit. Luckily. none of those involved in the collision suffered any injuries of con- sequence, but both vehicles were dam aged MT. Hoff suffered a wrenched arm in bringing the machine to a sud- den stop and one man in the buggy was bruised about the back and hips,
 
 onto the street.-Tucson Star.
 J. O Dunbar, who is here today on business from Globe. states that the democrats of GiIa and Graham coun- ties are making elaborate preparations for the reception to be rendered Will liam J. Bryan during his visit in De-
  lecture in Globe, and in the evening will be the guest of the democrats at a banquet At Thatcher in Graham county Bryan will deliver another lecture in the afternoon, and be the guest at banquet in the evening. Graham democrats will come to Globe cher. Bryan will go to Globe from Psoen1x via the Roosevelt dam where he will make short stop.--Arizona Democrat.
 A report was received recently by local business men who are interested in La Coronado mine, a few miles from Florence, that the third cross cut made in the shaft encountered a four foot ore ledge thirty seven feet from the shaft. Specimens were sent with the report but have not been assayed yet. The shaft is now down to a depth of 2O5 feet. The particularly gratifying tact is that the ledge IS growing wider as the depth increases. Assays made at different levels show gold values on an average of SIP to $l4. with high per cent of copper. One assay ran as high as S87, with g per cent copper, but these values are. of course, not distributed- Phoenix Republican.
 l. D. Chillson is again at work on the Plumed Knight. Since the slump in copper he has done no great amount of work, beyond the shipping of few cars of ore, but having become tired of too much inactivity he has again gone to work. Men are now employed on an upraise. which is expected to break RrOuuu aOOuO OO IeeC rom the Olu shaft. The upraise is all in ore which will be knocked down and sorted for shipment. This upraise will also be used ventilating shaft and on It's completion the work of of sinking will be recommen ced. It is the intention of Mir. Chillson to crosscut at every sixty feet and in this manner deter mine the size and quality of the ore body as he goes along. Tucson Post.
 Msjor T. 0. Jordan, general man. aCer of the La Gracia Gold Mining company, left this morning for Wash ington, D. O., with a consi ment of che ores being extracted from the Red Bluff group of mines, recently taken over by his company, which he will have assayed for cobalt and nickel at the government assay office. Major Jordan will go from Washington to Perth Amboy, II. J., where the cobalt ores mined in Canada are treated. He will have a test run of the Red Bluff ores made there. He expects to be absent a month. He has force of miners employed ou the property taking out a car load shipment which will be made to the Perth mboy re- d uctiOn works in tha casa ha ca n ma ka