The Arizona daily orb. [volume], October 10, 1899, Image 1

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. 'WCALIFONU BULANKE;TS;in grey,, brown
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La(iS and ChHdren!s
vests, in union slutJ, tn vool ami in part wool, the heav'
Ivbtfrogiociiit.tb..oQ r . -fci.,
.- CAP0ES AlHm- JACKETS ,in plitsh,' percale,
astracau, beaver, and iii,mdtofl ; an extraordinary large line
to select from,. $3.50 to.$l.50:no higher.
1 llllLlll && &!c?ithly. tlte laxgoatptoftlc in;tli(r.o.ity-; Velvet
ffl II. I JMP lr:f-?'rimit('(l HiitHTtHmmixl n'itli (MtriclrPlumea
IiIImImII IbbB fi Ln
. tMcaa teew"Seiiy tadjes and Children's
Fine:Sttbfes:aretatevdcCuisitions( -;
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Nothing ia eo
new suit of clothes
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,t class wotanaeasonable prices.
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.FtirnitDtire, Biiggasjc, Fr-eilit and
Kxjprcss Uelivcre4 Paqniptly
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...Claims for breakage or any failure to promptly attend orders J
Will be qiliqkly
Office at Floodgafe
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Orders, left with tlie- Clerk will.. receive -Prompt Attention.
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BisbeeTrarisf6f Company,
t ,Exeigh, Baggage and Express delivered
'-' ;Sto'any 'part of the City.
Prompt Service and Quick Delivery.
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Galifornia
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KENNEYy.BROStfProprietors.
resh'B'eefLlutton, Pork, Yeal, Sausage, Etc.
Choiv? Cuts of Meat -only.
Kresh Bread Daily.
Gbod& Delivered Free to
.Upper tai
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RELIABLE WORK-AT nODERATE PRICES.
: Miiiing' propbrllt'S filaced o comtnieaion.' ines examined
and reported on. Corruspondence solicited. AH work
promptly attended to. -
N. P. WOOD, 144' Pennington Street, Tucson, Arizona.
. ' Formorlv of pono & Wood, Denver, Colo.
JameS F.
United States .peputy .Mineral Surveyor andi Civil Engineer
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SURVBYINO IN Am ITS BRANCHES.
Ofllce li Wnliuce llulidinK ; - niabee, Arixonn.
'""luee, GEO. C. CLARK, vlr.
Assaylii at Current prices.
Instrrwtor in ScrooHQf.Shnw,...Unlvejrikyc4 Mi itptwli.. ., '
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UNDBRWEAR iu .pants And
rom $3.00tto $8.0
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provoking to tho average man na to bny a
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That is one satisfaction yoo have in dealing witlime:
you always get he best of goods, first-
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and fully paid. j
oh Main Street.-'
All Parts of the Town-
- St., Blsftce.
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rChem'ist,
Tf otter,
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Market
arid'as raarrfeirKtAIrs. Itiiritiris'a'lfortiflf
Ircre, IiuviiiirrJrome'lii)tely befoie boett
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enea('l us " teiiclifr ut Hit Rteurf
jfechool in ttajSaiplAr-Sp'rini; VaUcy, amf
it WAS.whtifi.lTitjrcf tliftt sh&formod t!-
flcuaiiituice flf I'r. Wumdiuw, wliw
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was from a'onnetisee. -He- cam hrc
jmimvriiy ov "ia neiiiwi aim ai-i, k
considerably tirao (imon.' the hili" of
the Chlricaiiiai, and alsb'.practiaeti'-hia
proftisejpn ,J)?6.o,Ulei' upon. .'He wis a
man.-of education and. culture;, "and
madp jVery, favorable Jmpression- upon
those vth whom he was brought into
contact. Dr. Wunachow and his bride
WPOt sio Honora expecting to make a
home there should'Ute climate and sur
roundings prove favorable. She, went
with him. as far as Hermoaillo and
tiuaymas i but when he went out fu&
the mountains upon p professional tour;
she went to California and has since
made lier home at Berkeley.
Dr. W. C. Wunechow left fcaviacora
on the JGth'of August and has not since
been aeon. 'At the time he left the
camp the doctor had with . him some
$2,000 in Mexican money, which he
said he vfa going to take" to Santa
Hlena to tend to his wife. The money,
hjaa in a large valise which he carried
in me veiiiuio 111 wmuu ne traveled, as
Santa Elena is only sixteen miles 'away,
the doctor expected to return upon the
following day.T-When after several flays
he was still absent' from Bavia'coraJ ..
friends at the latter place became uuch
nhirraed and sent to iSanla Elena to set
if he hud been detained there. Word:
wrhd".roturnil-thatJiii3dnot reached
there. Search was at once"lhBtjiitud
throughout the surrounding' region, but
without rtieulta. It ievieared that the
iriibsiiig-njau, bW btsxu. -murdered and
robbed.
Keceut letters front Mrs. Wunachow
received ben does not convoy the idea
Llhat she had yet become'very seriously
ularmed over tho fact of uot having
rccentiv heard iroin her-husband, but
it ia quite probabimhat at the time she
wrqtesho had not Lcea iuinr informed
ua.io inaaci? as puuiispeu iiivsub uatua.
As usual on pay-day there seemed to-
.day ( souieditTiculty-amongvthe1 Copper
viuettii employes in geiiiug tiicu uuegno
ca8hei), .arming simply from a scarcity
of cfiirhjncjh' A person desiring to pay a
bill can almoat always have hia check
cuahed by bis creditor very readily, as
tha" Kuslness men deaire the cbecka for
remitting to pay their own billa, but
otherwiho actual cash is usualiy Bome
what scarce about pay-day.
The date set for holding the next ses
sion of the distiict court of thia county
ia December 4th, that being the first
Monday in the month.. It has been re
peatedly published .that the date set is
November Gih, and the .Tucson Citizen,
in attempting to. correct its previous
statement that the date set was Nov.
6th, gives the correct date aa Dec. 7th,
which as alreadv stated is. not correct.
.Supervisor. Benton returned to Tomb
el one today nfter.fipending a few days in
our city. He . expects to leave in a few
chis lor yan KiHucibco, w hero ho will
unduio tho painful opeimtion of having
I One ol hia lingura reoioved. It vviu
injured HMiiutUuic Bine' while ho wuo
employed in the Copper Queen mine
lieio, and blood poisoning. set in makuiu
it necesary to liavo it amputated.
Jeaiia Kbtroda seeiut-d to Uiink himsell
i ailed njjyu .o take .v.ahoDat Will Lig
gett.aa, tho. latter- waadriving down to
Naco last evening. At. any .rate, he did
bo. However, his. shot fortunately did
not'hit WiJI, yet itsomewhat interrupted
his naual good nature and he caused
Jesus to be arrested. This afternoon,
before JuBtice Williams, Estrada had
no defense or explanation to make ol
.the occurrence other than that at the
time lie was intoxicated. He was sen
tenced to six months' imprisonment in
the county jail at Tombstone in delault
of the payment of a fine of $180.
Dance on the
Thirteenth.,.
On Friday Evening, October 13, a- Dauce
will be givea by the
COPPER ;QUEEN BAND
At the
Opera House. .Tickets $1.00
Prof. Hem pel's Orchestra Will furnish
tho Danco Music. ' oct4-td
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SnilliTlnt1' Vftttiit. nl4 iifitrikltM ulfiitifArt lnl.ik
Httircir Miulu District, Coclilso Comity,
'IVrHfory of Arizona, as (Icscribi'd by llin
u'JlrlnJ:llnt horowith poitpil. anil ly tho Hold
notoson lilo in tlm oilico of iho Bcbtpr of
tjp itcjrlater Of tho IT. S. Lain! OihtK, (iilo
IimU' lJi.trict, at Tueuon, Arizona ns fal
lows, vl.;
"lUjlilowt"-" Claim 'lteglnnhis oriioi- Iio.
i,f vmc put 4 tet muff, 1 iiipiiFs snuiirp In
""""i" uf hti-i-t juicribo l-iasiB. M. C,". f
1 imiwe 1. s. ivi. m. so. l leirs . f- ileff.
-niu. K mi fret, Thenco S. si Aetr.
lliini V. 15U0 feet to eyrmr Ni- i iilno
,K,gf fc,.t b, 4 ,nc ;( . M- "j
lor,
rock.
cr be 2-I'M II. M. O. Thnnco S:
.. u-uiiu. i-. ;..i 1COI, HI lUllUli MUH. Ol
vpejflpwor" 'and "Smofler!',' cv plno irost.'i
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ll.uuu. iU. 2UU.U fcot to iuiUul Moil, ol
!"" "tf u 5 iiwniw square m.inouna 01 njano
trtoribed I. Mill. M: C..1283.601.8 feet to Joriler
V- 3- TUenee- Ni 2 ilej-.O mlp. J5. 1511 feet
to corner No. 4, a pine port 4 feet
Jong 4 Indies square": iii mound of
htone.. Thence N. 50 dear. 11 .mln. W. 4S6.9
feet to pldoo of- beeinnlhsr. Containing 18.23
lros.
'f 'Sinoeler" lnlra-Beelnninffat corner No.
ifiuieniicui wiiu loc&tionca
No. 2, "Belflon-er", whence U
eoruer
io. I brs
Ni 40dec'. 18 mln. B. 540.8 feet, thence S. 21 dCff.
Rj mill. W. liM fAllf tnAitwnai. Va a n .1A .,.
In mound of stone, inscribed 2-1283 S. M..C.
ifnence o. oa ueg, 11 mm. U. to corner No. 3, a
inD.yuav tti.. iuhk inn. square in mouna or
lone, mscriueu z-vasa, s. ja. U. Thence N 21.
leg. nzuiln. a. lltf ft. to corner No. 4. ldentl-
ku with location corner nhd corner Ko.3"Bel-
ower," marked in addition, 4-1283 S. M. C.
nence . uo ace. 11 mln. W. WJ1.8
set to corner 'No. 1. "thn rlnn
erf begiiinlug. Containing 18.18 .netucre.
Total net area". 38.39 acres, und form
ing & portion of the quarter of section in
ipwnsmp z , soutn ot range Zi, iiust meridian.
'iThe locatioa of this mine is recorded in the
office of the County Beoorder of-Cochise
Bounty on pages 115 and 148 of book 14 of
Mining Lode Claims.
" Adjoining claimants are the Cop. Q. Con.
Milling Co. on tho south-west Sweep-Stnke
ettlm), John Brudy et. ul. on the north-west,
and .Thomas Higgins on the north" and
north-east-. '
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
'Ortion of 8aid"ntiiie or surface around are
poi
reduired toflle their ..adverse claims, with
th fieaister of the United States Land Offlpn
atlucson, -Pima County, in the Territory of
Ariiosia. during the sixty days period .of
Artiosa, during the
publlptttiOrr hereof, o
yWSe ol the tro
or tney win r oarn
?rcn'ision of the stntntn
1 li JUKI;
Kpgister
T.itouf lirst piibliCHtlou Sopteinht-r 1H
Notice.
of Application
Sntent,
for
Mining Application No.ftSO, Survey No. fMl-l
TJ.'S.'LAnii Oflico, Tucson, Arizona. (
Septeuibor 8,1699. I
"-' oticoJ.liiwil,yi&rtut'auancoof th Untfd
Statcs Altnhiff Unva. Mnrtiu !Liit,jol7VthosB
postollirur aoiU-Wk 1 -Tombstone, Cocbisn
County, Arlzmiu Territory, luw jnfttlo, itppll
catlon for iKitent for 1J0O feotof tho Hattie
Xlnuchpti Miniiiic -claim, tiituiitcd hi tho
Wiirren Minim; iHstrlct, Couhue County,
Territory of Arizona, ,i Iwilboil by th
uftu-iul plat herewith paste I. u ! t-lifiluld
iiotCkon i'ioiii thpolhco ot the n-yi-. - of
tHflVP. Lnid Mlhce, Oija r.,.,,-1 I -rlct of
'1 iiovou. At. zona Terr'toi j, u foK 4
Heginniiig tt e.arnor o 1, iJunticl with
corner locution, corner ulso S.W. corner No.
4 Wagner lode, n redwood post, 4, feet high
4 Inahes stiunre, iif mmiul of stone, inscribed
1-1881 H.l. M. C. whence "the U. S. mineral
monumont No. 4 bearsN.53deg.30mia. E. 5:J
nnj;
1U mln. K. 1500 feet to comers, a pine post
set.lu ledgo of rock du -' modnd of atouo
poiitiiisH'ieet higlf 4 Inches iqiiare, Inscribed
S-mi tf. M. M. C. Thenco N. 19 deg. 01 mlu.
600 feet corner 4, a pino ost 4 feet high 4
inchoa.stiuui'e in mound ot stone incnuc;
4-1381 H. .M. Al. C
Thence N. 41 deg. 19 mln.
W.15
!W0 feet to nlace of beirinnimr. Variation
of all corners, 12 deg. 20 min. K. Coutuiiilug
twenty und sixty-six huudrcdth-(20.tiU) ucreM,
uud'for'iniug a portion it the quurtor of sec
tion in township No, 'JA S.. of range 24 K.
uusurveyed inerldinn.
The locution of this mine is recorded in
the.ohice of the County Kecarrior On pugo 'Vi
of book 1j, Coehise Cyuuty. Arlzonft. Hecords
of Mliios. ' .'
Adjoining claimants are: ' A portion of the
north-east boundary is tho south-west end
line of tlte Wagner und Uopo claim patent
No. 1121; the Hoy claim adjoins it on the
north-west ut a point nboUt li .Utiles south
of th.4 town of Bisbce. "
Any und all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said mine or surfnee ground are
required to file their .ndverseolulros with the
Ueglster of the UnitPd States l.and Office ut
Tucson, in the Territorj-.xjf Arlzonu, during
the sixty days poriod of publication hereof,
or;thoy will b burred by -virtue of the pro
vlaibiu of the statute. .
MILTON R. MOORB,
Register.
Dnfefof first publlcotlon Soptember 10.
SONORA STAGE
COMPANY.
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RtVALAMD DEPARTURE OF STAGES
Departs fin l.a C'uuu Ari'ivnU at Lu Cuna
neas: nous-
Monday 7 a.m. : Tuesday 7 p.m.
Wodpckday 7 ti.in. j Thursdnj' 7 .p.m.
Friday.. . . 7 u.m. Saturday.. .7'ji.ln.
Leave AniiiK Hotel;' Kisbee. at 7 a. in.
Tlledu.vs, Thurwlajt and iuturuUu'b.
i'uro :f roln Hit bco to"Lu" Cunnneas.nd,re
turn. J10.00. v. ..
Fare from La Morita to Lit Ciinuneas and
retiVi'H, 8.00i ...... -
l!i pounds baggago allowed'.
lixcetw of Uugi ugo. or f relglitlOa per pound
SONORA STA.q'E.eO.
W. R, TflOM,
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- Bisbee, Arizona.
Headstones and Monuments a Specialty
Stjme' Cutting of all kinds done
.'' wlUi heatneas and dispatch.
leave orders di me BisDee 4)rua srors.-
mm out
feeU Thence S. '49f dogj a.plu; W. vur. li 20
BjliSlftet; to corner No.,l-n:vl"e post 3 feet
ItlgkU ihcheW suuaj'e, in'motind of stono in-W-riTikl
'il381 n. SI. M. C: Thence S. 41 deg. K
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iftli nit' flhrinn (Inah Olnrnl
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N. Anjjius, Prop.
CHOI&FflllLY GROCERIES, WIMES, LIQUORS
CigarBnnd Tobacco. A full assortment
$ of Candies,' Fruits and uts.
CWi Ol:K. & RajIrpadvAve.
The New Fall
'' Readj' lor ' Your " 'EffSpectio's '-'
The number of Pattern
vantage to be .accrued from
entirety, is, too7eyjdentto be
it.
THE'OrvLECTicJN "INCLUDES
Velvet Hats and Toques; dytM"&
Tirimitied Hats for Hisses, and
ChildrenLnhiiTied; Felt tistsx
Also . . The Popular. . Qolf Hats
Of-which we have made mention before.- . -
The Ladies of Bisbee are invited to inspectthis .sHbiHng
mmmmmwmmmmmsm,
i a vIOODS
-JLJIE opening of the Ihuiti
witlTlxrc&z
ishmgipfoltljQipifiisfasiitisfng of the manjcatii
this spdrdWcasWnst r ', mj y Z?
There's riianif iin&xciusive Sporting Gool&Sior&$Kis$
does not carry so satisfactory a stock of tJ$$$8 Good go? -you'll
find right at our hardware counter.
lake Gutts for imtancerevsry'iiJew wrmttimjtf&afr
7gMteti?jeMmMil'
irfe $dju?.ll fijmras'ovid iaa':,fi0n$
Tirijify&warrkm&U tityl&G&'irftL stock ihaihci, nothing
out the very best.
ffunting Knpfntm0G0Mgii, Rifles,
Shot Guns cufl$t$iwtikffi makes.
Ammunition of every Sort; everything in fact ha
you've a right to expect 'here' dnd All at Fair Prices.
ffiS-sXiliiieSirii'lS!
TAILOB-MAPE
Not to Early to Thinkof Thehi-i:
mms is to tell, of Tw6mJWsbbtfciw(M
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'i i,'(Ull- J I JIIV U'UU( If fJWiVV IJ I, tun.' .ii'mv. , v iv uvivv vy
Style, reliability of . Material, cxc&llvndc of Workman
ship, or hnvness of Price.
One is a Cheviot Serge, in navy and black. ZfacM
has fly front, with two rows of three buttons each; ove
seam; stitched throughout ivith silfc, sleeves are tight
fitting, flaring slightly. at the wrist; bottom is scalloped
and edged withjhree rows of sffilaTiingl.the IfHing w"o
taffeta silk': Skirt is tight -fitting over hips with thre
straps at placket; panel effect eclged wiffc three-row of
stitching. ; ' , ..(I $-'-A-!T
The other is of 'Cheviot Serge also iii navy an$ Uach.
Jacket is tight fitting and litied with tafistaUk, Skfrf.
isplaiiii but' hangs prettily and that makes it a- satis
factory skirt.
Price
mssmmmiitsimam 3-
..THE COPPER QUEEr:
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'jsj "tm sma 0Bk
m. -s . : .' r ' y "1 mK J f B
IHHB srT sals BisHH W HsH
nillineiy is no
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rv.
Hatsis limited: aad 4th&.,isL'
seeing", the rasortmeiit.J.K'it
mentioned. - . .....-. .-
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n$ Season draws nojsrajtS,
'- '( Kxipiitfi.
L-tViV
rt1 m'nit. tn'ho.-flya.f . irt f7. nf
$8.oo.
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GOWNS.
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