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JI!n Count'.
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Clerk f District Court W. II. t)arra
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on, tm.lwjjr atllnalnrtd tTuinim J uiii'-i
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l.leritii bov. Ml at Otota t'0 t
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BO, 4 TiitnuU.
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Iot.1 ntuiiauM uasfstom, Jo Utb 10 dctt
1 -b Um k-j! ire dir
(vfT3im 1 'l"n of wml, .8Bmhw
n ..owniti mMteiilirtjt er Tra! ton, Ul
b wtlmenM'aliltM. Hi-: l. hM not bwn
.nj nlJmt More or t tunrMlif
Dr. J. HL CKAGE,
EEtlti5NT DKTTST.
GktWi ArtiM.
'f oe-rMnefwllioi ftl"n-' Rrni.
D. C. FOX, Rfl. D.,
Offlca pne dopr soaUi jdfBBLT I
nolce.
P. T, ROBERTSON,
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8. A. LOWS,
AilirKUinx nml.jyjtrlliiittiiR Ajril.
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riMini brothevit RomI nUnrffttK wa'oof.
,lhI1r InvitmltoatUrMl
Cllna CotLtsa, iS U.
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All kind of Ow HririrtB. (.iglitioft "d
lO'tintf
tWLD, SILVER, un$
mC'KLE PLJLT1W.
VI.
Sy
limidcnie, iaH In on thr r ml to ball
fci urul, nr IfiMi order at pi t Office.
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. JK I i?l.WaaSrJtrBiMn,wi riMljith,n to l"jf
tfiZHMirZTSiSX-' rrt.7j;in camiiiy.
OaoeVCVIl.e''' ra.l.ilai9t . 1 . 1IT ZJSS
'T3 iSiSiP SBI3
KiKHlnlri tlm lorplil tlor, trciiKl"
eni thv tlii, oitlM-orKaiix. r.'culnl Ilia
bucU, nitU nro iiuuiuulcl u uu
ANTI-BILIOUS rdEDICIKE.
Jtn nintnrlnlOKIrtrln tlilri Irlneonrn
vtlI!l rvcojuiztMl.umtii.'j iichiicc
illuriroi.rlloN in I roolui; IIh'h.vhcciii
Itoih ittut iiulson. Ilcumiiiv nuuar
cvntoil. t)ajimall. li leu, S3c(.
Sold Evorywhoro.
OOlcc, 44 JUurvny St. Now York,
, RrttoclheeUbtlshhientortheB,'trPS'0o
IJre bay of tea Frauttoc-v, which wclclle was
Uk "Alia," rmcmd Iruui MosUrey l.i 1S; thi
lubablUuKs of tUc C JJsl gcocrally hav btcn iattr
uteUlntlMiMeiwrftonljaaFrwKhBo. The('Aln,"
lfcc iiYnyt;icrpJ:rof' 4',liMiecnlUil U
ttwluevStablcnaili: or j.-cr to llw Qt cat Majority,
OBJ.H..C ot.r iUitcr, his Wk sJCr4--J ly
mwusmt s-iwkUmk. Tlw fKatnlcr" ha
rVo pCThjpi t!ic sunt HOBdDesf 2wk ill tUr
nnwiaat.r i Ul of late veart. aati U-, VfNkiy I
oiltloo L Wiy pn rtHy Uiaft fcy Uwsc yb
wanlt Jatotta3 4 rtlialric pptiailUftc
it "the Hay." Jjtnj J fcmJUsr llt
tbc rianiJuBi OScra snaoa ty Mt. JUarst. the
"I.amlttt''- cnrptUio2 ixtbUscr, aad it 1
oaSy meary h nay lUattWa ysr ti nsgttgatc
aloe J Ue twtnuam of w-itcu tiHMwars E,(M-
11 $ 31,00, hUh uk ui.trlhu'.i.' aoong nil U
wttMCt&wri ta the tuptr. In aiUltioi to then pre
tsluaia, vrhlah tju in value tttna 10 ceaU to
"?J!A fwry tbaclly.r lOttlvea esc if the four
gtaat jawnlaia p.:turc, wbl u1H be laai'.ed to
tatina4aiiuekt&oml6 "rjeaminer" office
ayoou aith suhtcrlaUon. Isjtadw 4:
" Tie BAM frofi JBttF," teijsoiiler.
R?t. 8raa CksM Ra," lr A. Wapsr.
Viaeb 0 theaa ktute li 31x3) loclies, sod they
eie lBUy teprodiiD U hi fac ihnUe, sbowlng
every tut aut color of vlw fircat oilainaW, either
one ol wlitti coulU net U: iirchal fr im,uoo.
NWii3BiaiMni Ptert." nr&lfaplir Hear
"ttitt UHlai U5 Prstoriaa,"li7 BBstawDir.
-Be5t (rf lUcaepleturea It reproduced in rte
t3&avuSB.tas JfcSS, and eminently Stled lor Vnm
SmJSiyM Ktera tl wan or the Mt rcflatd
' The' MieACilptloii price ofth WMkly Ktml
Mr"ijnuMiosJia5rawwiw""
direct lij JK.R lieaitt, Jfihlihcr, San Frausteco.
ftfSoih the Itl AM
tem i! the "Stammer ' at
the ltitaailat.
MATUaWIONlAU
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DBAftER 697 CHiCABU UU.
OF ah AC 1 RESjTy)
wni-rrrN RY HERSELF. VS
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Bofn ach .Bitters.
(jad'Strcct,
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AlTSOtIU
Th'g-ei.t Tojitc haii bcn Jilt rtuccd to the
p iile .r the Mljlbslplil Vnllev ff Wo Iat
thirteen yM with etiluundea mljiejfc anU
imjiuiaritTr,
in
re hr uothina of the Untl extant that
oftiwfg.Itgirajut!ajLari trperttfr, or onti
dyHtptte. It l ('at ttsulaHy ocjanted to maltt-
nnua tllftu'iciia unu tx a
Piftvontatlvo of cHiHo,
in not mirpftSiiecl
It Is entlirnpij b the lt,el cliHnlfts ns th?
most etliracietO. t
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PHOWTQ BUY
tmn mmsimsmwm
ANHi'AVn TUEM DELIVERED
when 1he crir amounts to a sp;::u,d owa-ot
I Mien nua'anTciKl LOWER. tl'.'jA any dtau1
lrhaw?Whs U.fa.
cna Jor
fioml-Aunual riivilou
Cntaloguo, vjjI'i' 11
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i.J4Q3lpn!KS.C on , tiUilf( .Ml t
11 .liUAUcg ivtth ovir 9
lithogtaphi nnd vrnod
cult, everything aetdrti fur
0 V vbraudaoromaM , H.xie
Lut ,nne Cootls, Cnnams. L
y 4alfT.l4,
i ILtSXVK. aaflHf aTh. W - a.l ..
J.tfS 48 tWttS5T,f I
T)d dott. bigrM oi-i mu. tc'itbtf h'$A Crtij-1
ide ia tUe Coi,uu lhiir Faitfa ta,a
Inst it lndiaBlJa o prt t rrcitnt-d fcy J
duui liuip il,..j Uinf vu 1. ,,j(i.-. ml
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Win. ZlrsEoermanij,
CiRPESffiW-BSILDSi
Dealer ii FMn
Kn on W, t all ltm ft wleet aMrttrnt
of fmnituj,,! ti intent dcsiifM, fur ! at
'HjiBEBTlUns a typHiy; .
OF OrJtr taken fur nmlf nt in Stuck.
AVM. ZiMMKHMAXN,
V Ulutir, Atiurw.
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One
door north K
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GLOBSl
f JS"
PKOPRLETORS.
4fr-Always for &tla
HQiOE EEF,
VEAL WTT9I,-
uni
$& Order Called for and Meat
Delivered Ditily.
One vf th'
IhniVor'd.
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fctllflftitl.F-rtfiU!Ht; llwrt"' "1 uW-e.rUlt-
F'Ciai-'.t.rVlL- ai .,Qllledi at iml. Irum Tlir miin ivtlh
ratfltm.tlir WItWiMClWI'iyW.MfliWI
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SCOTT'S
G0SSU!V1PTI0FI
SCROFULA
BHONCHIT19
COUGHS
COLDS
EMULSION
I Wanting Disoanes
Wonderful Flosh Producer.
Many Imvo gained ono pound
por diiy by its use.
Scott's Emulsion is not aueorcl
j-qmody. It contains llio sUraulat
ing properties of tlio Tlypbp'hos
pliiles nnd puro Korwegiaa Cod
'fiiver Oil, tlio potency of both
boinpr-ltirgoly incrcaBtid. It 53 used
by riiysiciaiia all ovor tho world.
PALATABLE AS PifllLK.
Sold hy all Druggists.
(SCOTT tu D3WI.S, Chemlsm.FJ.Y.
J. O. th F.
lteculnrmpctlnffof 6'lolieI.otlccSQ. G.I
O.O i, on Atmulaj ntgltt ol'casweck 4
III. .iiunuint ai.(ii -ti-'
AIIbiothcrytngoot8tahUingarecwIiallj
W. W. BROOKNKlMl
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; Vr M li-AaJ-JV'''MJr--'-- a JiM-L pt 'WW'
ttruntur Slrviarf I'leu Tor silver
In tha Senate 3i&. 4tb, Stewart
niwlu rm erliiutatne (iigtuuont against
llio repeal of the xict of 1890 nutl in
favor of freo coinngo He SKiil that
Jiulf tlio gold i)roQticil camo from b!1-
cr mineis anil that the entire output of
gdlil vas auauully used iu tho arts.
Tho reptal of tho netVotild ko ijripple
silver miniug as to cut off half Ro Otip
ply of gplil, Tho nits would then rap.
idly absorb thq coin gold and tho con
traction would be ruinous.
livery atteppt to buy gold from
Earopo by hulling whoat ami cotton
che)or than they could bo obtaiued
ehowhere would, he deohircd, bo jnct
with bahu of our securities, of which
Europe held 0,000,000,000. Tho prico
of our coimqpdjtien would b? ruinously
Jttw bsfaie we could got out of dubt to
Eoropo and mako a coutet on equal
terms. Tho gold advofiatafi admitted
that there wna not gold enough, but
prefoired their profits ou the rise of
gold to lionttbt money and financial"
pioittrity.
The V91le t the 14 oloction, Stew
art wtid, toted for no priricipl but
cltfluge. Tho Rmblieutis would not
iree to n chaogo, while tbcPemocrats
prwuiitwl to chungB tha tariff okedulog.
fhkt voters dttcidud that M change
toullTo for the wurxe and that any
oliango might b bauofiuial. Over
J, 090,000 voters, vriiitaut hojj of euu- i
St,Virottlry oiw$ for Won vor.
Others Btarett at hotitb'iu tiMUir or
dwiu, but enough voted to d'efot1I,,-,"u. lfe opoeed atirfaco
llarrioou and elect Cleveland. If the
Democratic rwry . wonld rmouetito
silver and givo relief, its lease of power
wrtHtld be indoflhlte, bnt if it fuiUd and
the coruar on gold was maintained Itpth
tlto oltlwHrtSwa wwnld life oToruJielmad 1
at the nejit election. The dtu)tfnd for
tit repeal of tha net of 18&0 vtm to
deyritde silver, deatrey its murkct and ;
prevent Ha rmosetiitnUou.
"The silvw oawK,' couUmiwl Stv
art, "is r. atrttggla for liberty agUt
tho uaurjHitiou of Uw gold king. Tfyt
Miccess of the gold oonibiDHtion meaiw
fund'd lords and dependent terfs."
The n(w( 0 the gold imrty, he be
hcved, bad beii chiCvod by a cunning
which was no mora justifiable than'
brute force. The jioople would fliit
try too utrce 01 me tmi.oi ngninst iuis
. ctiRosyg wnl if that failed tho gold
.kings mu-)t take warning. AccmnDln
tious of cunning vera alwit3 in danger
itoiu piiyMcn! JjJnsss.- tt was the pat t
of wieiioiu to do justice, olvtoitf ivwilth'
by fwr means nntl avoid dangorrms dis
ooiitont. T!lC Catholic
Chlireli n&d
Skitl.
tte ivn):u
Archbiehop 8atHi's moat important
t errand lins bocti to aettlu the htmtetl
O0troveiiti(w raging about the ahool
quodtion. Hohas oonmumtfatod to the-;
rCtatiiolio Archbwbope.tui oiniuotitlywise
atl reaeonaule prcnunptAinenw. Jt
distinctly acknowledges tho ednuatioiial
ftstfction of tho Btatp, and apiirovos tho
American nubhe sltotils., In iiracJicaJJ
1 easeet; Uiw ietvur n aks it permissibk
1 , i - -i U - ; --' -tt --
for Ciajo1ic ivirenU to act upon their
own judgment in selecting schools for
their children. It merely insists J$ati
the parentri and priests should see that'
Ciitiml.o cliUdrqn have regular religious
instruction outside of school hourf, if
they attend public sho.ils. Tho "Fair
banlt iilau" is nlly saiiclionod ns an
nltoruatuc. In cases where parochial
. schools of as good, quality as tho public
echools can bo afforded, and where lopnl
circumstances make it appear that the
public schools are auti-Cutholio in Iheir
influcnco nd tereclliag, tho separate
Bystom is ndvised. Tho inojo narrow
and bigoted olementfl in the Church
hao cnticised tho Satolli statcjnent
very bitterly, nutl have tried to raako it
believed that ha was braking his own
porsoual views nntl not representing tho
Vatican authoritatively. But this ob
etiou in not valid. The Archbishop
hns, in fact, sjiolcen with full authority
It is a great victory for Atchbishop
Irolnnd and the patriotic American
wing of tho Church.
Popo Leo and
bis .ndiisera haio evidonlh' mastered
the leftl situation in tho .United States,
Koviow of Reviews.
Mr. B. T. Imbrio of JVneWngVB
county, Oj-egon, found n pioce of puro
gold about tho sizo of n pea in the giz
zard of ono of his chioltoiis. Ho is uow
on a still hunt for tho feeding groupds
of that paiicular chicken, cpd is think
ing of nsspyiug his satire barnyard
company. ,
For pains iu $he chest there is nplh
ing bdttorJhan'n Jlu,nnol cloth Baturatod
with OhambetltiiiiP&m' Btlm'"i
1
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n-wirvfimrJ
.,. , taraf
,l'ffllS4MSaiirifSiB& tieaiimW
viM ItJataVf sa-M SJl . MH Siv-IF1 &WMMmiKMiaM&&SrZ'm&iM&V&eB&s- JTZItllltliKZL&X&knr T
Void anil Miter from Hie Srn-t'ollcelcd on
the Itutloni of Sliliin.
Thd method of J, I5ridgcs-Loc,' Lon
don, consists in Jlrnt hcutliing tho ves
sel with copper by any ordinary accept
cd means, thereafter joining up the
copper'sheathing to tho negaUvo polo
of u galvanic battery or direct current
dynamo electrio muchine, nnd in utnul
f mating tho wholo external Biufaco of
copper with mercury, Tho posi-
dolo of the buttery or dynamo must
mako earth away from the vfcsscl
Bomo of the chief benefits resulting
frtjtu tho emplcyuiont of this method
will be.
1. That the exposed surfaces of tho
(sheathing can be kept exccptioually
smootli, bright and clean. The mer
cbiy will hold well to tho kttrfaco of
tho cooper and fill in any scratches or,
other minor irregularities, ami the elec
tric current will effectually preent
oxidation, Tho passage of tho electric
current will as,ibt in maintaining tini
f0r& Atluebion of tho mercury to the
cpjipor.
'J. Tho 8iirface will lie of such a char
acter as not to afford ngood liohl for
barnaclmt and other murine organic
bqilie) which commonly attach them
Balvea to ships' bottoms and causo foul
ing. 3. Skin reaignco will be much ro
ducetl, njt only on ocoqnut of the
rUnoi.fhiitws of tho metallic surface, but
njto btfcausc of tha devIopmcHt under
tha in 11 nonce of the eltetne ourrrut of
If tho electric energy h wfllcient to
causa tho ecttpo of stream of tyi
bubluee all Over the surface, the layel'3
of wutcr charged with those streams of
tiny bubbles in close contact to the
vessel's skin will oppose leas resistance
than ordinary wjjtter frj& from bubbles
i. TJudurtue fntluenco of the eleu
trie currents, passing traces of tha
rreciou inatals (gohl nnd silver) will
he precipitated from oceanic and othor
waters upon the tihoethiug, and will be
there held by the merenrj as amalgam.
1'rom tho surface acrapiuga, after ves
sel so hcathetl and fitted baa been
some time afloat, the precious motals
oan be recovered by. ordinary chemical
meepa. .. "
o. The sftln from diminished skin
resistance will much inoro than com
pensate for tho cost of maintaining the
electrio circuit nnd far suppljing tha
requisite quantities of mercury from
time to time.
The quantities of gold and silvor maj
bo recovered from the waters of seas,
nvers, or lakoa 311 .after "mfiro than
tCompensatet fot the lotB of mercury,
ud will nenrlj nlway constitute an
jmpQrttut item on tho crejdit&ide,
'Scientific Anierican. ,
Hw-ce-a-go, chief of one of the baodz
of Oeege Indian?, claimwl to be the
richest tnlw of people in tho world,
visited Katvtas City lust wee!:, bought
his first derby hat, nnd had a great
time. Tbaro are now 070 Onages and
they have to their credit iu ths Gov
CTnmetft trejvmry about $10,000,00(,
ewn 1,500,000 acres of excellent land,
and do not ow& a eont. Their income
per capitu is 56 a quarter. The big
chief was treated to a dizzy round -of
sight Feeing, from the steck yards to
comio opera nnd the iiro department,
aid ono of his raost frequent exjires-
bioMB was "Injuns ain't in it!" It was
discovered that ho had no idea what
this p'hrase meant, but had lcarntui it
from his guide, who had made tho re
mark pretty frequently on tho way to
tov-niJ? describing what fhil jred man
would bee thero.
If
"1 have just been figtiritg up what
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It writ cost me to iiavu an
invention
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pittoutcd tlirpijahont the ybrld," f.aid
AaroiKErnersyn, n young Jtnnsas 'City
itlvontor, at the Laclede, j aHd I hivo
fctmd euL It takea a fortW. There
ap on this muuiLino spherA i-ixty-foiir
a iverninents that l tin departments do-
v .foil in fiaaninc tint iirmr livnnbir nnd
ltfpteud to give biff itWf protection j
Sixtau of these sharks areuo bo found
lit JJuropo, eigm tiro in Air,, iour in
Amo, twenty-seven nro on th two con
tinents of Ameiici, and uinU are in
pconuiga. . Qf course tho churjXjs differ
in every cnsej.some ore comparatively
small, whilu others are not bo small.
In tho aggregate they average about
227.35 each, or a grand total of $llv
f)fi0 Tuat.a a ,tValu. mim for n matl 0
spend tp keep nu ula frnm mug
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fitolou, isn't it?" Globe-Doraocrat.
cough modjeinoifor'
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Last .Saturday morning whilo the
family cf Geo. W. Br6wn were at
breakfast their attention was attracted
by screams, and $h jumping to tho
kitchen door and opening it Eugene
Brown discovered his yonngest sister,
Maud, child twelve years old, strug
gling with a jargo shepherd dog. He
feized n club nnd attacked the dog,
vylion tho animal let go of tho gill and
nttacked him, lie knocked tbo dog
down several times,' fihen it finally
slunk off, when he picked his sister np
and ctrricd her into tho house, where
an examination showed- her right hand
to be badly lacerated,' rrouudrt on tho
loft hand and deep wounds on both
legs below the knee, the teeth of the
dog having penetrated noarly.. through
the limb. A message waVimrhediately
itispatcTJlSii'to town for a doctor. Mr.
Brown then loaded a shotgun, but had
nothing but birdshot. Ho found the
dog lying down, nnd placing the muz
zle of the guu close'to its herd' flrod,
but the line hot only further enraged
the brute, winch immediately attacked
Mr. Drown with great ferocity, and he
had u desperate fight for his life, but
finally beat the-dog oil with tho gun.
Tha dog then wont off to a neighbor's
and bit a dog there, then returned to
its homo. About this time Dr. Barry
arrived iu a team, and just as he got
out of his buggy tht dog started for
lilnv, when ho hastily re-entered his
buggy and drove nway, as ho had no
weapon. The animal followed tbo
linmrt- nfl fill n "XT,- Tlnc ti1ar.ii xolnar-n !
ii i i i ...... L ., -Jfar Governor under tho incpmjng. jtdj
hr,.wuialu9tloffand atafl.4t tho dog , ,A-- ,- . " ??mZJ
.wuialu9.lijffand atjaflrt..il tho 'dog
there,, then pawed on to II. V. Jack-1
son's place, where he bit their dog.
The neighbors turned out and finally
succeeded in lulling tho rabid nnimal.
JVith tha exception of Mr. . Jackaou'e
Jog, all f uc animals bitten have been
killed. Soma time ago the dog which
did all tha damage had a fight with a
small bluck bkunlt, during which the
skunk bit the dog severely on tho nose,
and it is feared the dog,t?c,ut mad from
the affect of that bite, oe ho 'cbib'itsd
some 61 tho symptoms of hydrophobia.
The little girl ia the pet of the family,
and they are in great anxiety concern
ing her, which isthared hy their many
friends. SIrd rtartod Wednesday for
Chicpgo to take the Pasteur treatment
She vas nceompauied by her brother,
Eugene A. Brown. Florence Tribune
i '
From Mr. Odell it lsltjariied that
there has bccQ-qiiile n staniprnle irom
tho neighborhood of Dudleyvillo for
tbo Deer Creek coal fit Ids. A man ar
rived at that settlement late Friday
evening with the news that that por
tion of the reservation had been set
aside as'public land, when alaigc por
tion of tho inhabitants left for thal&oci
fields tho same evening. The portion
of the rebcrvatioa proposed to bo cut
off is rich in mineral ns well ns coal,
there being largo deposits of sihcr-lead
ore, and in the event of tho passage of
the bill segregating thtt country, that
Vortioii'Vjf Final-county will develop
into a Jive hbd prosperous community
With the opening of these coal fields
nnd he advent of a railroad thero is no
rotjSwn why a large smelting plant
vAiild not bo a pajing investment at
that point, as thero are millions of tons
of oro within a radius of a few milee,
but which arc not high enough grade to
staud high cost of transportation at
present pi evtiiling, but which could be
made to pay handsomely nnder moro
favorable circumstances. Florence Tri
bune. , ,
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Milting men are interested in the
smelter at Los Angeles. Should lower
rates bo made than nt present to Colo
nrndo and Socorro, considerable oro
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will possibly go thero. Tho rateto
Pueblo from Tucson is $9 a- tqn,fn car
load lots, with a rate of iucrease "
twenty por cent, on fotjr to 'jtpf
shipments and an increase of
on' ono to . fuurcton rinprr
Ser&i'ro the rate in caiload
ton. To both points
two -a;
usbd, while to Los Angele." JP
need be made from either df
Pacific or Atlantig an;? '
Onthat ground Ics
i)ected.-fStar. ,
"For. tho-pat"
have been sjibjV . -'
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In a letter received at this officQ.frora
Steve Nixon, manager for the Gebhardtl
Cattle Company, he say3 cattle fare,
doing fairly .well fa, better" than r
linlo last winter, and tliat loss" wil
very light in his section. Their fe.
j??"'
is oa tee lower una luver la tue vicin'
in the vicirj
Hy of Duncan. TVdlcox Stockman.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Arizona. Consolidated Stag's and Livery
Company was held Monday and elected
the following officers for tho ensuing
year. President, Wm. M. Griffith;
Secretary andTreasurerD. C. Stevens;
roanagerof U"e bUsinessatCftsaGrantle,
E. P. Drew. -Florence Tribune.
The questiit'as to whether federal
appointees will servo full four, years is
now up. If Bo.Marolvd ParI will stay
in till March 17th, 1894, cv 'J87aar or
Republican Tegime having passed when
he was appointed. The delay was made
on account bf the Wham tual, which it
was feared would be lost were Marshal
Meade removed. Star.
Ben, O. Parker, chairman of
the
Territorial Democratic Central . Com
mittee, has renounced his residence ia
Tucson and will henceforth reside in
Gila Bend, in Maricopa county. Ben
seys everybody in Tucson is pulling for
en office nnd he wants to get out where
ho can secure a nice fresh breath of
non-political air. Gazette.
The press of the Territory, regard
less of politics, and thtough the press
tbo ndonla. are a nnit for Is. (1. Hucrbps
.TI
ntinisvrrSioji, a 6" finer complimeats
could be peid auy man, nor could any
greater assurance be given Xhe Ap
pointing power that the appointment
will be a popular ono and that the '!n
lert& of the Territory will lo right
fully and.effioientlv served. Oilizen.
' . . '
The officials of the Southern Pacific
and Atchison, Topeka nnd Santa -Fa
railroads have consented to traimrf'tt
freo, a carload of giant catsii from
Arizona to the World's Fair, where
they will be placed to offset tha collec
tion of trcn nnd other feriJS', recently
arrived from Australia. The giant
specimens from Arizona will not.be
forvvardod until oarly pno, aat they
are very sensitive nud might be frozen
in transit. Star. '
Henry BIoss was alone in the engine
house of the Narrow-gnuge mine, on
Deer creek, twelve miles from Hailoy,
Idaho, when nn avnlanthe Struck the
building. lie had lelieted'tho engi
neer ond was busy running the pump,
so that he had no warning of the im'
pending daugejr. The enormous tlide
carried everv thing before it4 sweeping.
the engine and othor machinejy dowllJ
7
into the ciileu. and vrrecKiufr tu con
centrating mill, which -was -150$ jar
blow. Five miners who lelPlhe-j'
a few minutes before sawthflslidt'
down tho mountain a mile iy?
and do its. deadly work in a t
They r,lisb.od to lhe spovere
gitie house stood, nnd fiftomr
shoveliug exhumed Tha boir
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