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The evening world., 1913-04-05
oIsPhAM PoR AUSTRALIA;
MUSIC OF THE COMING WEEK

David Blspham. the popular American
baritone who In about to start for Aus
ralia ny way Of Honolulu for . concert
tour. has Just finished a season Of io6
appearances In this country. lie Will re-
turn In September for rehsarss,s Of Leo
Falrs Der ndele Bauer" in which he
10 to star. Tho book. by Victor Leon. IL
20 have an English version BY Harry n.
and Robert u. Smith. and probably vii,
be called The Jolly Peasant"
coiumbls University announces . sons
recital by Virginia Los Ramp on Mon
day and q concert Of chs mber music by
the Dannrsuther String Quartet on
Wednesday In the Horace Mann Audi
torium. each ct 40 p. n The public Is
invited.
Walter Damrosch. conductor OF the
symphony Society. sails for Italy to-day.
lie expects to remain abroad until thu
fall. beginning rehearsais with the or.
chestra In the nrst week Of october.
Oscar sonneck. musical librarian OF
the Congressional Library. washington.
will give q historic survey ~ Music
In America" at tho Hotel Plaza on Fri
day morning. under the auspices OF the
Schoia Cantorum.
The oratorio Of The Prodigai Son,
by sir Arthur sullivan will be suns
under the direction OF Or. william G
Carl tomorrow evening. In the old
First Presbyterian Church.
Prof. Samuel A. BALDWIN will give
free organ recitais at the CITY College
on tomorrow and Wednesday after
moons.
The evening world., 1913-04-05

foad branch asnounsed last 'niont -
the ate has been chosen ana peanD ri L.
been drawn for . seven-stofy 49,
equipped for all the activities Of 9
srn clubhouse. The ground hes ~
obtained from the New Yosk -
trail on O twenty -one-year lease go
10 renewable. a.
A roof garden. 4 lobby and iooaA {
billiard room. rooms for social onog>
inss and games. q rsstausant. 8 v0~
nasium and ~ sfeep1ng-roons y ~
features Of the new structure
The evening world., 1913-04-05
o. cine New Tort worod.)

being always very careful Of form, and
the face 10 blocked IN
Then comes the finishing touches.
Miss Pickford has q very novel way
OF heating the cosmetic to be used On
her eyelashss and brows She puts a
lump Of black grease paint on ono OF
the numerous electric bulbs which sur
round her mirror and dips an orange
stick into the SOFT melting black paint.
With Il she proceeds to do her lashes
and pencil her brows.
This conscientious little Miss will not
use . candle for fear of IRE. and the
electric heaters made for the purpose
make the cosmetic 10 hot that II burns
the lashes and brows. Hence the new
invention.
After she has powdered-aiways care
fully-she goes over all that has beer
done. Touching q bit OF black or blue
The evening world., 1913-04-05
SEVERE OANDRUFF
AND IRRITATION
on Scalp. Itchsd and Burned. ~
Falling Out. Sores Formed. en-
pIstely Cured BY Cutieura ~
and Cuticura Ointment.

A0l r,rous II. Road. East Youk0s, y. ".
~ have been entirely cured - ouyUn
weeks Of . ssvWs cass Of dandra9 - ~
tstins a The scalp By Cuticurs oeso ~
Ointment. Tho dandriR became - III
my hair vas falling out ~ sucA . ~
rata felt In short time I would - -
picteiy bald. My scaip itched aoA oUU>1
% badly that sorss formed. TAs aanl
could be scsn In my hair md % ~ ~
coilss.
II tried Q number OF rsmsdiss. - q
and - Wishou1 oo1uun
I uscd the Cuticura Ointmsns - ~ -
Of shs hair. then shAmpooed Ne - -
oushly once . week With Out1olso CD
end hot wstcr. ! shah alvayS ~
eood vord for Cuticurs Soap cd oea0ono
10 thsy completely eared ~" 01uu10
Jehn Picssas. Apr. -. 1914. Is
Ios plmp,o and biaa1shsads ~ Ssosyou
~ ness sesst1vs I'd ssnsan1sal Wsa1
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svalstno. ~ 0shv Vno ~ Oul1sUo -
AUuly ~ ~ sdass cd bah. - sa1seiAy
vsasn0 iaAanmAaloa. iHtaaAsa - -
onG@ ~ proL oastsna osao C1oAv
oussaN OAtmnt tsos.) sss spAd 49,
whRV. nbsA sanpls - s.eh na0o1 -
vish s3-p. min Book. Addrso Dsse~
"Cutic,srA. Ds0A r. boseon." Il
~rnA9-lhcsd ma sAouid - Ou11gl
oeao Shaving silica. 3Sc. eanpss nsa
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10 coming to the Victoria April g.

10 coming TO the Victoria April e.
Lillian Russell has suddenly cancelled
all her dates for her talk on How 70
Live to Be q Hundred" No explana.
ton 10 given. but It 10 said to be her In.
tention to retire to domestic life at ieas,
temporarily.
Douglas Fairbanks 10 to play lead In
Cooper Hoyt. lnc.." . amatixation by
Hugh Ford. which Cohsn 4 Harris will
produce
A new result of the Klaw q Erlanger.
Shubert peace fest 10 the complete abo-
l!tlon Of the free Inst In all their houses
Lyman Adolphoski. Q Russian actor
II to appear here next season.
A suffrage club exclusively Of actrsssei
IL being formed by Mildred Darrell, a
niece Of Billy Burke.
The evening world., 1913-04-05
TtuO Weeks Left
Only of Present
Opera Season
"Don Pasquals" This Az.
tevnoon the Last Of the
ReUiVais-"Cyvano"
Repeated Last Night
and "Boris CodunoR"
to Be Sung Again on
Monday.
BY SYLVESTER RAWLLNC.
1.-TWO weeks only remain Of tho

"WO weeks only remain OF tho
or.ro ...sor wh,ch M. ruc
i 49,, a.. $50. ...u,,..
'
''e"'. w" ".tu"'0
matinee NJ the Metropoi'a" opers
House VIII be the last OF the REVEALS
The prospectus for next season an
nounces performances for twenty
three weeks. with All the principAl
The evening world., 1913-04-05
NEXT WEEk'e BILLS INCLUDE
"6ORls" ON MONDAY.

Boris GodunofY" will be repeated on
Monday night with the original cast.
that includes Didur. Althouse. Rothier.
Louise Homer and Anna Case. Mr.. Tos-
canini conducting. There will be nm
extra performance on Tuesday evening
os "Aida," with Johanna 0adski. Louise
Homer. Caruso and Amato. Mr.. Polacco
| &C hducting On Wednesday evening "Dis
| Meisterslnger" will be sung. with 10.
hanna Gadski. Marie hatfield. Urlus
Buers. Braun. Goritx. Reiss and Hin.
shaw. Mr.. Hertz conducting.
There will be an extra matinee on
Thursday OF she double blil-"CavSl-
leria" and "Pagllacc!." with Emmy
Destlnn. Alice Nielsen. Riccardo Mar.
tin, Macnez. Amato and Dinh uiliy
in the casts. Mr.. Poiacco and Mt Stu.
rani conducting. on Thur sday evening
"Koenigskinder" will he sung. with
Geraldine Farrsr. Kari Jorn and uoritz
Air. Hertz conducting. 'Tannhauser."
with Johanna Gadski. Olive Fremstad.
Urlus. Buers and GriswOli, Mr.. Hertx
conducting. will be Friday nights bill
For the Saturday matinee THE Hugue-
nots' will be sung. with Emmy Destinn.
Frieda Hempel. caruso. OILY. Rothier
and Braun. Mr.. Polacco conducting
Madame Butterfly" will be tho popu.
lar Saturday night offering. with 0eral-
dine Farrar. Rita F0rnia, Ricardo
Martin and Scott, Mr.. Toscsnini con-
Quoting.
Mr.. Hertz will direct . Wagner pro-
gramme for tomorrow nights concert.
Johanna Gadski ana Jacques Urius be-
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American News 90. Reception.
The ninth annual entertainment and
reception Of the Mutual BsnsAt Assoca-
tion Of the employees Of the American
News Company ana its branches y "a
be hsld on Saturday evening. Avrsi g.
In Prospect Hall. Prospect avenue,
Brooklyn. The entertainment will be q
vaudeville. under the direction Of d. H.
Keith: music by Charles Van Basr
0sehAoGrA.
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LYRIC NAPOLEON
TO ACT AS LOVER
IN PURPLE ROAD"
"Rosedale," That Dates Back
to Days of Wallack,
Will Be Revived.
TIME DELAYED opening Of THE Purple

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p.ss., H. s s - - -.
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en 'N'nAo. Ano rre" DC
-" "~. CONCERNS "se1 ""n ,ne
S"... p''co Ut an -.
,... "S", WI" 'aAe pace sns
49, re o" "'naay nlsn. %
leon, and others in the cas-, will b.
Vail Vain, Janet Beecher, Eiita Proctor
otis. Eva Failon. Harriet Burt, Anna
wiiks. W. J. Ferguson, Edward Mar
tindsl and Hal Forde
o'eua,e' produced by Lester wal
.eo. nAii century ago. VIII De rev'ved
" Aanaser brady at the Lyric Theatre
On Tuesday night In the cast wiz be
onsries Cherry' ROBERT warwick. Frank
Gilmore. Leslie Kenyon. John Gisndin-
Jssyna Rowland. Alice Fischer and
Della For. The play deals mainly With
Ne Affairs Of Lady May and her young
-. er Arthur. The unscrupulous Sir
0vsndAsh May seeks to convert her
sV~nS W NE oWn uSee, anu 70 <nh ehu
opposss her remarrying and 1t the same
tme coApirss With . gypsy TO make
swey WIN the boy. THIS plot 10 frus-
uSSsd oy Nnot orsy' wno' invad'ne the
NY camp fescues the lao ana or,nss
Sshueeh 70 cr C1vehoish's plans ana
hepy CONCLUSION 10 his own romance
=. a.. a." o.. tr.,'.. LEI
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n~,,S yv.,e.,a -,,, .nn... q, ,hs
-. ma rs~.s.. 4, "Ths n.su,n NJ
-. o..
~ uov." ~, n. n,...n,ad NV the
49, como.nv NJ The Harlem Ooera
ysou..
NJ. nm q, IN. se.- ch.nr>s n "st.
u,-o.
..rh. n.xn.r." viii bs sssn 1t the
r,,,r,n,.
'rhs Social Maids" move to the
Murray Hill Theatre.
"Ths Taxi Girls will b. At Hurtis 4
ssamon's.
The Olympia will have "The Girls Of
the Gay Wnlt0 way.
A biz performance for the bensnt
Of flood sufferers will be given 1t the
Aippodrome to- morrow night. The bill
viii be made up Of prominent features
OF the Hippodrome show. supple
msmtsd BY stars from the various shu-
bert theatres and Fanciuilrs Band.
-
S"oos''.-e A''"AS''o"e
At Hamm erstein's Victoria Theatre
Lulu Chaser and Blanche Walsh nll
share headline honors. Among Others
WIN be Arthur Dunno and Catherine
Hayes. Maud Lambert and Ernest Ball
Mack and Ortiz. the Eight Berlin MAJ
caps. Frank Mullane. and Ray samuels
Kate Gilmore and Sam Williams will
head the bill at Keith's Union Square
theatre. There will also be Cecil Lean
In THE Moving Picture Man," Mckay
and Cantwell. Rolfe's "Ye Colonial Sep
tstte" and Caesar Revolt In . protean
speciality.
~ Proctors Fifth Avenue theatre will
be Irving Berlin. William Hawtrey IN
s"s s,S" our. ."s lares n's s,N"1,
The evening world., 1913-04-05

oonGs Of ftaiy." ana At Public School
No ~ ''Pstrsouc songs"
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Douglas Will
 Employ Own Assessor

The city of Douglas will employ its own assessor. despite the provision of the state law which provides that the county assessor may be called upon to furnish duplicate lists of the city as- easement to the city tax collector st the rsts of 5 cents per folio ot 100 words. While the matter wss dis cussed ct some length and the sp- pointment of sn assessor was talked of, it wss decided to leave the appoint ment in sbeysnce until the first meet. isg io JsuusFy. Edward Gieasoo wac present and stated the figure at wbisb he would do the wosk but DO action vas taken. A letter from County Assssscr E A Hushss. in which he stated that 1t would be practically impossible for him to furnish the rolls this yssr wss rad. 1bs city clerk wss therefore instructed. upon oosIou oi Hiatt to call for bIds for sssessing. ssme to bs opeoed ss the arst meeting in Jsnussy.-Dispatoh
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Wafer Users Assn
 Maro Honest

A warning wss issued saturdsy from
 the WatsF Ussss Association after the
 receipt of . wire from Carl Hayden.
 assuring the homss sts.dsrs oi the ssls
 hivsr valley that the department
 would take DO sction in the farm unit
 matter until lsfssr the secretary had vtsi'ed Phossix this winter. It i. to prevent the unsesupulous taking sd- vantage of the ststs of Reorganization among the holders of public lsuds that che provisioo is rade. trying so reap harvsst oo the rslinquished end aAs'soed land. not giving the home. sseaders time 'o see whether or not their ehorss to get the order with. drswo will bs successful.
 Coofersnee in Washington between Hayden. Ashurst, Smith and Score tsry Lane of the department of the interior have bsoughs about . tom porsry rsscrindmsns oi the order cut s'ne down the amount of public land one man can hold under shis project. Until 'h, secretary can come to Phoe. nix. which will bs about the first of the yss', the department will take DO action. This is assured iu Mr Hay. den's wire to the sssooiation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
From Wednesd lays Daily

Deputy Sheriff ChArlss, of Dou.,.s
 yesterday brought over with him
 three prisoners for iodgemens in the county Jail. They were Yuooento soto' charged with attempt to com. mt murder, William Brophy, charged with robbery from the person and Trinidad Luna. who will ssrve q go day term for vssrsncy.
 The PRosPrcroR is In receipt of the Anniversary Number of tbe Mornino Sun (Yum') which is well go,,eu.up and will go far toward the boo.,ipe of the town of Yuma as we'll ss the coun. 'y of that name in the southern part oi An'ona. The publication is we'll worthy of praise and the liberal sun. port it has received.
 PC schafier and E W scb.sfer s,. visitors in the city today on business matters from Bowie. 1hfy csme ev 'risnd in their Overland auto. And on account of the recent heavy rains they were stuck in the mud several 'imss but finally pulled through all Tight, and srrived here this morning.
 Court Reporter J W Walker and wife accompanied by Superior Judge AC lockwood. Secretary of the Cochise Taxpayers Association, J N Gains and A "eatWorth returned home today from DougI-s where they have been Tor the past few days, having made the trip in Mir Walkers car.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Demonstration Train
 Arrives at McNeal

The agricultural demon strstion train that is now touring southern Arisons, arranged for by the Uniysr sisy Of Arizona Agricultural Experi- msnt Station. co. operating with, the Fl Psso & Southwestern railroad, win arrive st McNesl today. Tbis train bripgs to the door of everyone inter- s'ted in agricultural development . summary pro6tsbls farming and hos is may be accomplished. The scope oi the demonstration includes she in- tsrests of ell Arisona. Every speaker is specialist in his line and bis work will aid you iu your daily operations. says the circulars sent out in advance of the train.
 In the rain are . variety of seri- cultural products displayed, also sev- eral milk COWS and other stock raised io Arizona.
 This demonstration car will 70 from Douslas to Hereford Thursday morr- ing and fhe next day is will be ss Apache, near she wsstsrn border oi Oochise county.
 Prot Fillesup, who is in charge oi the Sulphur Springs valley farm st Cochise, vas st Hereford yestercs and Saturday arranging for the arri. vel of the characterization car in that town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Gigantic Arizona
 Power Enterprise

The commercial prscticsbility of furnishing che.p power so all Ari1ops from cam in the Grand Canyon oi she Colorado will be known ;n four mon.hs to Col. Epes Randolph, ssso- cisted with Ralph H Cameron, who has held rights for years. Eugene s Ives of Tucson also bss sn interest in the project. ssys the Citisen.
 Col. Randolph has engineers now at work to chow clearly. as is must bs shown, whether or not it is worth while for capital to make the great adventure. He said Saturday that he would bs ready in four months, per-. hsps lees. either to @ ahead with the project or to drop it.
 In the triumvirate, Cameron fur. nished the rights he has held almost sincs he . boy rear the famous Fl TovAs hotel on the Hermit Rim road, Col. Randolph furnishes the engineer. iog and judgment ard Ives the legal skill necessary to ssssr % gigantic sn undertaking.
 "lt M ny guess that It can be done and done pro6tsbly," said Col. Ran. doIph esturday. "I am in . position by reason ot my engineering know. ledge to make better gusss than the majority of people, but still is is only guess and we muss know.
 "Ths plan is to develop very lsrse amount of energy and cell it to the public service corporations at very much larger figure than they are able so make it themselves, and n addition to sell to landowners throughout the state. not now using power. ats price ct which they can afford to pump water and to cultivate pro6ss' le land, which are now desert.
 The character of the me. interested is guarantee that the propossl to build . dam in the mishtisst of chsems is ss last being seriously considered.
 Col. Epss Randolph is president oi the Southern Pacific oi Mexico and of the Asizous Eastern. Ives is scknos~ ledged to be one of the shrswdsss and most capable lswysrs in the ststs Cameron vas territorial representative io con xress for Arizona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Federals Active
 In Chihuahua
A Jusres dispatch ssyc-

A Jusres dispatch ssyG-
 While the retsl headquarters at Jusres were ssndipg urgent messsges raesday to General Villa. the retel commander st Chib.slsus telling bim that he is incurring the displessure of foreign oouptries n his actions to- wsrds the spsniards and other for- siynsrs, and ssking him so modify his assisode, Villa vss ssid to bs ssri- ously espossped over sbs renewed iedsrsl sotivisiss Reports were re- eeissd shat shs isdsfsIs sss advancing sosasd Chiboahus iron Tosrsop, two husdrsd miIss soash. Villa hss he'd to seasssr his ioross h ssnding sroops to surfoupd the iedesals ss Ojinaga on the bosder, whiie sssrisoaine Jusre. sod Ohihoshua.
 This it is ssid, will offer the iedsssls so oppossusisy b ssrfke Chihusbua. which vss evacuated by them vhss Vile he'd ell hisJ forces sosssbsr. Fsdsssl ssoops1ase also rspostsd ou their way from Aootsrsy with . visv q strengthening the petition of Shs Hssssa govesumsne 10 che interior.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Bids Opened on Indus
 trial School Supplies

To open bids for 200 lockers Ctsrles K o'bLrn. secretary and citizen mem, Der of the Board of Control, left Fri day Tor the State industrial school at Ft. Grant.
 At the meeting Of the board Thurs day, several important matters wer. taken up. Among these was the reco. menda'ion th., Stella Robles be dis charged from the school.
 The bid of the Beckms an company of Cleveland on 25O blankets for the prison was sxcepted. Contract for furnishing sbou, 100 beds for the In- dustrisl schoCl was awarded to the Bsrrows- Foo'he company. The b,d of the Marvin-Wske6eld piano com- psny on two Kimball pianos for the Industrial school was accepted. Each will cost s225. One of the pianos is Tor the girls department and the other Tor the school proper.
 Lon MegargeeS paintings of the Cass Grsnds ruins. the Grand Canyon and San Xavier mission, were accept ed. Only one painting of Megargee's hss been turned down co far and that was the Grand Canyon. Some sddi- honsi touches were applied resulting in its acceptance yesterday
 Megsrgee's contract called for fife teen paintings to cost $25O each. One or two more are yet to be presented . The paintings are for the capitol building.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Bell Telephone Co.
 Improving Line

The Bell Telephone Company have crew of men here this week under the supervision of Foreman E U Miller of the Mountain States Company. The crew is installing two heavy brass wiree. which are leased by the Asso. oisted Press, New York Board of Trade and other big syndiesses.
 The new wires are being put in to form . circuit which will be the large est in the world making c complete circuit from New York to Van Couver.
 The service will carry two telegraph ic and three conyersstionsl mess.g- es st the came time without COZ fiic, tion.
 It means . better local servi as the wires can be used locally on the qusd set without interrnrting long distance service.-Benson Signal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Sulphur Spring
 Valley Notes

Tesms from the Lssdvills Stables
 are employed this week bsuling ms- chinery for the c & A company, from the mine to the cars, for shipment. Matthew Kries and Jobn Campbell have seoured lesee on the Mary mine of the Great Western Copper company and are this week fitting up to 'ake out ore from the 200 foot level. A gasoline hoist, used berstoiors by the Leadvllle company. has been set up to do the work of bringing the ore to the surfsce.
 d series of protrasted meetings are being held st the Ash Greek School house. under the direction of Rev Bashor ot Los Angeles, the meetings having been begun last Wednesday evening
 Mrs NJ F Roper and daughter, Mrs L Wright. were in Courtland Tuesday in company with Mir and Mrs Fl B Tucker and "A Stevens. who were witnesses for Mrs Roper in making her commutation proof on her home. stesd.
 Word was received this week from Wsese Brotssrs, that they DOW have ten stunks. CD their skunk farm, that are ready for the market. to be kept as pets. These are the came animal. that are given 30 much room when one meets them as hss no means oi 1 killing them, bot the objectionable feature b as been eliminated, and in this shspe. they are really desirable % pete. being sn animal of naturally very cleanly habits.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Phoenix Will Have
 Hospital Corps

With tbe completion of the new srmory, Phoenix will also have the 6rst attachment of hospital corps in the stste. Several Arisona cities have been tryiny to obtain the hospitsl corps for three years.
 There will be about eight or ten men io the corps which will bs in charge oi Fred Freedman, who was recently appointed hospital steward for the National Grsrd of Arizona by Adjutsnt General Charles W Hasris and Lieut. R D LsGsrde.
 Freedman will instruct the men ID the 6rst aid to the injured, the stretcber drill, end osher matters in connection with the hospital corps. He was . trained nurse in the Mas sschusetts general hospital for Eve years and is now connected with the St Josephs sistsss hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Outsiders Not En-
 titled to Exemption

Under Arisonss new revenue lave . widow is . woman whose lawful husband is dead If che lives in Ari- sons she is entitled to tax exemption on $l0OO worth of property, provided she does not own more than $eO0o vosth. Ifsbs lives outside the state or is c divorcee she is not entitled to any exem ption ct slI. Such is the decision of the tax commission [, rendered ct the request of the town treasurer oi Williams.
 A number of widows living outside the state have been writing to lsarn h they are not entitled to eIemp,i from tsxstion on the property they own in Arisona.
Tombstone epitaph., 1913-12-21
Looking lover
 Tombstone Mines

It wss rumored some time last April when General Manager Walter Doup- Ice and Dr Gribe were looking over the district, that the Phelp.-Dcdge contemplated making . further and more thorough and practical examin. ssion of the T 0 M Company holding.
 Dr Gribe. geolo gist, Capt J P Hodg. son, general superintendent of the Copper Qneen Mines. and 4 N,tman prominent mining man and official of the Copper Queen company, are now here for the express purpose of sising up the camp. snd to make . thorough and practical examination.
 h their present examination they are being sssisted by Col A l. Grow, trustee for the T 0 M Company. who IS being highly comm meuded for bic success ss trustee, being thoroughly acquainted with the vbole si,ustion.
 Accompanying the experts through out their research are two of our local mining men, Douglas Gray and Bert Msois. who are we'll acquainted with the workings.
 No doubt it will reanire some time before the Copper Queen people de- cide positively what they SilI do. but if they shou;d take ever the T c VI Go holdings, this in is.elf will mean resumption of operations on . large and successful scale. There will be DO dreams and wild speculation s bout this deal if it once gets started. It will mean . large cyanide mill in the camp, aud hundreds of tons of high grade ore for the Douglas smelt.r.
 This will give employment to large number of miners. and surely Tomb. stone will again see banner days should this big company decide to take hold of the mining interests Of this camp.
 The Phelps- Dodge company own the railroad into this camp. besides being large owners and creditors of the T 0 NJ Co.