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TOMBSTONE EPITAPH.
rUBUSUED EVERY SUNDAY.
TEKUS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS:
One rear ?3 00
Sis mouths 100
Oarrtnt war reports indicate that a
Lopje is about as dangerous a tbiug to
m nkcy witti as a bizz saw.
"Ootn Paul" did alt hi praying be
fore tbe fighting be&au. TliU plan
lias certain obvious advantages which
people wbo fly to anua hereafter
hould not forget.
la exchange says the people are
protesting against paying the rail
road art average of $35,094 annually
for each el the 921 postal cart med,
whereas for passeogercara the amount
it only $10,523. Tbe difference looks
like a achsni j to bleed tbe government.
While enumerating many of tbe
paying miaea Jf Yavapai county, and
peintins out tbe conditions which de
monstrated their merit, the Piescott
Courier wUoly says: "It you want to
mine for profit, firt gt the mino
then have tho courage to aiak on it.
Don't xpect too much from nature
at the grass roots. As far as tbii
county is cono;rned, every mine that
baa been sunk to the depth of 500 leet
is toJay a great bonanza. Tbe same
can bt truthfully said of tho mines o!
every oauuty in tho Territory and as
the Silver lielt remarks we have yet to
learn of an instance whero deep min
ing has proved a failure in Arizona.
Hie G.nette closes a foresfel article
is tho fullowiug choice words:
Tho people of Arizona are just.
They love fair play, and aespise a
hypocrite. 'o man is perfect and
uone ate regarded as such. Above
tho puny light o! malice, far beyond
the reach of jjalsus gretd, shines th
everlasting sun of truth iu whose
beams are portrayed tbe duties of men.
The faith that caused Peter to follow
hid Matter; the love that the Savior
bestowed upoa Mary; the eter that
lighted tho pathway of Jesus are all
livuiE and glowing today in the lr.d.
The tciephoin attachment can be used
with ai.j double It u of standard make.
.:i:atur plictuirrupbtr-. vv ho t xpi c t
tci tid.e snap hus"nt the Paris v.po
(iticn in lV'o v ill Lave to j ay for the
prit ill tri'. A c-lia; ge of 50 ei i.timet. vv ill
lit- mime.
J'lasl Iipht por.dtr arc cot particu
larly (ianpcroiis. v.hcn l.ai.d!nl with
care. Do not place them r.car inilara
iniildp I'raTurits. however, or laJ-e any
li-Jin with tl.uu whatever.
'J hi- f.-.d cf ;hr 'ay ft cms to be fram
ing of oi.iV photograph:, in -peiiaI
f.-.-.i.ier of M.-iK oal.. A frame manufac
turer tidd rifr la&t wik that his Ius.i
ner. v.itli ai.niur photographers had
frrov.n to be uorniouc, and that prac
tically r.!I of it v.r. on the narrow black
iaf. or alotsul frames, that set any
l!.ik : nil !::. pru.- off btautifully.
Vl.te rr'.iriiCrcf.hiBp. ai..' they make
r. r--.i -v: !i rriimiicnt out o'a prim :h-:
IikiI. ii:i,;niricant wliensiu.ply mount
id on a i.srd.
TO MIKE OWNERS
B.-ing in communication with a
number of eastern investors who do
fire to purc-iidfeor bonJ desirable cop
per and gold prospects of merit, prca
ptctor and mine owners vtill do well
i lil their n.ini with m, giving full
particulars of location, work done,
t. rrasitc. Call at my office or send
itttciiptinne. Your property may
just :i t,
ClIAS. W. ItLACKHUfiX,
AileuSt. Let. 4th autl4.V.h
Tombftone A, T.
II J hierl, Phoenix; G A Fitch off.
Dillon, Montana; Geo M Hewitt, Tuc
?ou; Edward Grorcr, SK; are at the
Xorton Hjtipe.
Miss Maude Wnj!i who bt been
spending tho Yule-iiJe with rtlatites
nt the ecuuty s?at,cam in on this
a'ternooia train. ho brings a tister
Mrs M. E. Sl.amp, with her.
M A Katchldt S F; It C Morgan,
Denver ; Ellis Grant, Phcer.ix; Murray
L Ley ton, Xew York; Mrs Uartholo
men, child and mid, are gusU of
the Bess;mer.
A local telephone vy-lem is soon to
tieinauguratri! here. The -tockhold-crs
i!l t i:iiiuly hone piople.
The dance of the Cop? r Qieen
bin on last evening witi a groat
Buccal'. Much credit is duo the com
luiltco for its excellent mxnagonent of
affairt.
Prof. Griftith, the great hypnotist
and his company of four people, will
be here on tomorrow evening". They
will be at tbe Opera homo for four
nights commencing D c. 27. J
Bisbee, Dec. 22, 1899
corrtEiNos.
Christmas service Dec, 21th, 1899,
at Library Hall, 11 a. in. Morning
prayer, sornion aud Holy Communion.
7:30 p.m. Evening prayer and ser
mon. Serviced couducted by Rov. F.
S. Eastman and Rev. A. Elliott.
At the meeting of tbe St John's
Guild last night, preliminery arrange
men's for holding a bazaar lor tbe
benefit of the Episcopal church was
discussed and will doubtless soon be
bad.
Charles V. Blackburn and Charlei
Maiuur are ovtr from Tombstone.
They are hero in the interest of the
Copper King Co, and arrange for as
sessments on the claims ol that com
pany bete.
Tim Griffith wont to Tombstone to
day, Mr Griffith eipects to leave for
an extended visit ea-t neit week.
If. GrothatiF, wife and daughter ar
rived yesterday from Covijgtoo, Ky,,
and understood will remain here for
some time. Mr Grothaus and family
are related to Mr Geisenhofer.
Those who are to take part in tbe
cake ?alk on Christmas evening, at
the dance for tbe benefit of tbe Copper
Queen band, are especially requested
to give their names to Jas Nichols.
It is understood Ex Delegate Mark
Smith on behalf of Dan Burgess will
present a claim to the Mexican gnvern
mont for injuries sustained by Burgess
by Mexican officers during the border
trouble at Naco in October last.
Tbe Orb wat issued In a tinted dress
laet night a shortage of white paper
accounted for the change.
The presentation of the loving cups
1 for Messrs Ben and Lewis William
brought out an immense crowd. Ttie
presentation remarks ware made by
Mr Stillniau wbn in well chosen words
echoed the esteem aud respect in
which the honored gentlemen were
held in tho community, Both Mr
Lewis and Ben Williams refponded
brtally aud feelingly with full expres
s.ons o! gratitude and appreciation of
the kind remembrance of tbe people.
There will bs a Xmas tree at the
Methuditt church Christmas Eve. It
will be free for all parents to put suit
able presents for tbe little ones. An
impromptu program will be rendered.
Sisbsk. Dee. 25. 1S99
COPrERINGg.
Christmas was passed in the usnal
manner here. Vethr perfect and
town quiet and orderly-.
A large crowd eaw the Williams
family off on their epecial last Friday
afternoon. Bisbee withes them God
speed,
The Methodist Church services on
last evening embraced a Cbristaia;
tree for tbe little folks. Songs and
reeita'ious by the children of tbe
ounday School proved very interest
ing. M. J. Cunningham, wbo hat been
to Uermotillo, Mex en mining busi
ness has returned. From all account
he has struck a valuable mine, tbe
location of which it about 45 mile
from tho city of Hertnosillo.
Prof. Griffith, the great hypnotist.
with a, company ol four people, will
be seen at tho Opera House for feur
evening, commencing Deo. 27th.
At horns cards, after January 10th
have been sent to the friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank J. Graf, whose mar
riage occurred on Thursday, Dec. 14.
A dance is being given tonight by
the members of tho Queen Band.
Much preparation hat been made fcr
an enjoyable ttme.
Bisbee, Dec 26, 1899,
CorPEEINOS
Hugh Frater, wbo was run over by
a cart on Thanksgiving night, it out
on crutches.
Mitt Jano McHugh who has been
waiting her parents at Tombstone
during Christmas, returned todar.
The skies were overcast today and
a proipect of a welcome rain or snow
seems probable.
The mines have closed down in
cluding tbe smeltere, and with the
exception of a comparatively small
force of mn who are engaged in
cleaning up around the works, tbe
miners are taking a lay off. The shut
down will probably continue for sev
eral weeks.
It is reported that G. Vf. Hill, for
merly of this place, was killed on
Christmas eve in tbe Duquetne mines
star Nofslsi,
1 liey"Vr&arL'ike Iron
COPPER RIVETED
OVERALLS
SPRING BOTTOM PANTS
LEVI STRAUSS & CO.
SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA,
U. S. A
I Every Garm-nt Guaranteed.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes of the Board of Super
visors Cochise County
Tombstone, Deo. 19, 1699.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment of meeting Dee. 18, at 9 a.m.
Minutes ef meeting, Deo, 18th, read
and approved.
Members present M. C. Benton
chairman, pro tern; John Montgom
ery Supervisor.
Absent Supervisor Barr.
Burt Qrover, Constable of Pearoe
appeared before tue board answtr
cbtrges made by citizens of the town
id Pearce for conduct unbecoming an
officer. After due conside-ation of the
charges made, the board comes to tho
conolunion the law does not empower
them to remove Burt U rover from
office, as there is no statute giving a
board of supervisors the jurisdiction
to make such removal on thebwdencr
furnished.
Clerk instructed to mako tax deed
for lots 1C and 17 in block 53, for An
drew Garrett Bold for taxes amounting
to $3 9u in the city of Tombstone.
Clerk instructed to make base for
Southwest: of Sec 3G, township 14 S.
range 25 E. containing 163 acres to J!
Biggs.
Clerk instructed to make tax dod
for ol lot 11, block 31 in the city of
Tombstone to P. B. Warnekros upon
payment of delinquent taxes and pet
alties now due upon said lot.
Application of S. S.CoUmin f .r
tax deed 'or J ol See. 28, Township 20,
Range 20, containing 1G0 acre, 10
horses 20 head of cattle in ulptinr
Spring Valley and deeded to the t r
ntory for the delinquent taxes of the
year 1897 amounting to $'24,5S.
Granted. Clerk instructed to make
tax te B. S. Coleman upon the pay
ment of said taxes with costs and pen
alties now due on the earn?.
Clerk instructed to make tax deed
for lot 4, block 32, in city ol Tomb
stone for Geo Tkiel upon the pay
ment of the taxes for the year 189S
amounting to 11.47.
12 m
Board stands at recess to
p. m
2p. m
adjourn-
Board
met persuant to
raent.
Sarre members present.
Affidavit of Amos Marion making
statement that be was acsessed in tbe
present year for more cattle than be
owned was read, Request that the
number nf oattle be reduced was de
nied. The board having no power lo
act as a board ef equalization at tbii
time, having completed its labors as a
board of equalization in tbe time
specified bylaw.
It is hereby ordered that tbe treas
urer deduct from the assessment of W
A Fiege the 100 head cf cattle assessed
to him ; said assessment being tnide by
mictake, and collect the taxes for the
remainder of the assessment on pro
perty of W. A. Fiege,
Treasurer to mark opposite the
uamo of A. Vindola, widow, as she has
no property taxable on the assessment
roll.
Communications from T. 3. Web
ster of Benson, bearing dates of Nov.
17, Dee. 4 and Dec. 11 relating to tbo
purchase of a town 1st in the town of
Benson for the branch jail, were read.
Clerk instructed to send a copy of fol
lowing latter to F. S. Webster in reply.
Tombstone, Dee., 19, '99.
F. 8. Webster, Esq. Kepi j tag to
your letters Of recent date relative to
ttis title to tbe ground upon which
the Benton jail was built, tbe board of
supervisors has to say that they under
stood before the construction ol tbe
jail building on that land that tbn
lands were eilhersold or given to the
county if tbe county would build such
branch jail, aod the county complied
with such agreement and has ever
since (over 12 years now) been in ex
clusive possession of the same, claim- i
ing to own tbe earns, asserting title
thereto and without remonttranoe or
objection from anyone Therefore
acting for the county alone the board
considers it beyond the scopo of its
powers or duty at this I alo date to re
cognize any rlaim to said property by
any corporation or person whomso
ever. Communication from J. A. McCor
mick in relation to being assessed for
property he did not own wae read.
Clerk instructed to write J. A. McCor
mick for information relative to tbe
ownership of said property and who
bo sold it to. The assessmsnt to
stand until such information is pre
sented to tue board.
Communication fromC. M, Hooker
read relative to assessment. Treas
urer inetruoted to strike from the as
ssssueut of C. M. Hooker the cattle
assessed to C, M. Hooker as said as
sessment was made by mistake, and o
collect tbe tax on the balanco of as
sessed property to C. M. Hooker.
At 5 p. m. Board stands us'journ
ed to Deo. 20 at 10 a. in.
W. C, Beaton
FitANK Haks, Chairman Pro tern
Clerk.
Jamks F. Dujcak,
Ddputy Clerk.
TALES OF TABBIES.
A Macon (Mo.) cat reared six young
squirrels
A litter of foxes is cared for by a
Heading (Pa.) tabby.
A cat knoun to be over 2S years old
died at Tyro, Kan., theotherday.
Thirteen Brooklyn cats quarreled and
fought until all but one w ere dead.
A Philadelphia man ounh a cat that
he claims has killed ",100 mice during
its lifetime.
In a mine near Butte, Mont., liie hun
dreds of cats that hate never teen the
light of day.
Twenty years ago a cat race was held
at Lancaster, Ky., in which there were
305 entries.
In Maine last year 6,400 Angora cats
were raited. Some of the best of them
w ere sold for $50 each.
Margaret King, a New York woman,
while intoxicated cut a kitten into
pieces w ith a pair of shear? .
Sebastian, a big black cat owned by
a Cumberland (Md.) woman, wears a
diamond earring in eicn ear.
Three kittens were born high up in
the air in an abandoned bird's nest in
the crotch of a tree in Flushing, N. Y.
Twehe black cats were put in a New
York cold storage warehouse. At the
end of siv months their hair had turned
white.
Whenever a black cat passes a Hindoo
sentry at Hombay lie gravely taluKi it
in military style. This is because of :i
superstition which leads him to believe
that the cat contains the soul of a Itrit
ish oflicer.
WEATHER SUPERSTITIONS.
A gale moderating at sunset will in
crease before midnight, but if it mod
erates after midnight the weather will
improve.
There is an old saying originated,
perhaps, for the benefit of school chil
dren that there is only one Saturday
in the yiar without sun during some
portion of the day.
Friday 'b weather show r what may be
expected on the following Sunday;
that is, if it rains on Friday coon, then
it will rain on Sunday , but if Friday be
clear then Sunday will be fine as well.
The 12 days immediately following
Christmas denote the weather for the
coming 12 months, one dny forn month;
the first snowstorm indicates the num
ber of snowstorms the winter will
bring. For example, if the first snow-
torm comes on November 29 look out
then for 2'J snowstorms.
Thunder on Sunday Is considered by
the wise men the sign of the death
of a great man; on Monday, the death
of a woman; on Tuesday, if in the early
summer, it foretells an abundance of
grain; on Wednesday, warfare is threat
ened; on Thursday, an abundance of
sheep and corn the farmer may reckon
upon; on Friday, some great man will
be murdered; on Saturday, a general
pestilence and great mortality.
ELECTRIC SPARKS.
Experts figure out that a telephone
line across the Atlantic, even if it could
be built, would not pay unless patrons
were charged seven dollars a minute.
Germany is being aroused by a furore
of railroad building, mostly electricnl.
In the month of June 330 railroads were
projected. The Germans are ahead of
the English in electrical equipping.
The farmers and fruit growers of
California are already seizing the od
tagea electricity affords and are al
ready broadening their opportunities in
view of the industrial revolution that
this agency guarantees.
It may be interesting to those fond
of figures to state that there were in
use on January 1 this year l.lja.iOO
miles of telephone rt. and that the
entire cost of construction of the Bell
telephone system was over $111,000,000.
The mine owners of the Pacific coast
have awakened to the enormous advan
tages of electric power in mining and
leaders among them say no one can yet
estimate the changes in gold and silver
mining that will follow the Introduction
of electricity In that Indnttrv.
In all of tbe towns of the Philipines
Islands which ore under American
control any native who tray bo found
out of doors after S :30 p, m. without a
pen is fined $3.
MRS- C. LOUDON, PROP
Fremont Street, Between Sixth and Seventh
Shady Grounds, Large, Clean and
Well Ventilated Rooms.
MR. GREENS' STATEMENT
History of the Ctibre (J ran tie
and Its Phases.
Nogalei, Arizona, Deo. IS, 1899.
la reference to tbe fight which has
been on for some time iu relation to
tho Cobra Cruude iu Mexico, a little
light upon the trne facts of tha ease
may be of interest to your readers.
The Cobre Grande Company was or
ganized to work the property under a
bond held by George Mitchell from W.
C.Green, given in Kovernb-r '93, lor
tbe sum of two hundred aid fifty
thousand dollars. Upon this bond
Ave per eeatof tbe imruhase money
was paid Mr. Mitchell, u 1 that has
beeu tbe only money paid on the
bond to this day. The bond contains
a clause that in default i t any pay
ment mentioned, therein, shou'd
work immediate forfeiture of all rights
held by Mitchell. Kour payment
were passed over before Green do
clared tbe bond void u ider the for.'tit
clause. The company of Cotslls,
gutted the mine of all rich ore po-si-blt,
having shipped therefrom buf jra
Green retook pos'esiion, over three
hundred thousand dollars in copper.
Tboy rclusing to mike any account
ing or payment for bulli u alupped.
At present there are two boards o!
directors of the Cobra G.anle Com
pany, each olaimia; to bs the only
legitimate board. A receiver will bo
appointed to wind up the afTur o!
the company, the principal asJ9t of
which is a claim aainH J. II. Cos
telloof abaut Jlll.COJ for stock soli
him from the treasury aud for the bul
lion shipped under i.ii management.
I he active members of tho Coitsllo
b ard, J. H. Woods, and A. Melgarrjo,
own respectively five shares and fifty
hares of stock in the Cobre Grande
Company, and of course bava every
thing to gain and nothing to loss by
i-lungiog the company into litigation.
Signed W. C. Gi.EE.s-.
We know of a rooster in town that
is so tkq ient, to learned, to exquisite
and with such a lurdly strut that
small children may have, mistaken
lim for their lord and master. Such
as he are opposed lo seeing their
names in print, Wc dou't blame him
as nothing oau bs said ol
sueh "feller." but will in the end
dirty thj cslumns ol any paper
When the time eo-nes for the public.
goi we will speak oar piece.
no it
Raffertt In Tombstone, Deo 28,
to tbe wife ol tfso RafTerty a son.
Keixy In Tomlstooe Dsc. 2K, to
the wife of John Kelly a dsuhte.-
Statk of Ohio, Cityo Toledo, i
Lucas County. J "
Frank J. Cheyney makes oath that
ne is tbe senior partner of tho firm of
F. J. Cheyney it Co., doing business in
the city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm wilt pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED COL
LARS for each and every case ol
Catarrh that cannot bo cured hv th
use of Hall's CaUrrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHEYNEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribe
my presence, this 6th day ol Decern
er, U88. -'
bsut A. W. GLASON.
Notsry lulli
Hall's Catarrh Cure is takm inter
nally anil acts directlv on the hark
and mucus surfaces of tha nvitpm
osna or testimonial tree.
F. J. CHENEY &. CO.,
Tt-ledo,
$100: REWARD
Will be paid by me, to any pirson o
persons, who will furnish evidence that
will lead to the arrest and conviction of
any person or persons who entered the
Conyr ranch house, about July or
August, 1S9S, and stole one new set of
harness. And again on about July 10th
this year, and stole provisions and bed
ding.
Ecv.ini p. a. Larrifu.
Fairbank, Arts,
TOMBSTONE, ARI70NA
I'rim Tuesday' Duilv:
Don't forg-t the Fireman's ball on
Monday, New Years nibt.
Chrintmas, the most cherished nf
days, was duly celebrated in Tomb
stone. 1 m m m
Tbi Sunday school children will
have their Christmas party tonight a
Miniug Ezohange hall.
Miss Jane Moilugh who spent
Christmas here with her parents re
turned to tbe copper camp this morn
ing. Miss Maud Walsh and Mrs M E.
Suamp spent Christmas with their
ister, Mrs A. R. E iglish aud returu
ed to Bisbee today.
Meltar Osborn and .Samuel Bigler
are Tombstone visitors from the vi
cinity of Rui'telvill". They are liore
to look afur asse-sm-nt work on some
mines iu this district.
A drunken Mexican who was sus
piciously regarded a-t a fire G-ind was
takon to the city cooling tanks this
morning. Liter he wt givsn one
hour to leave town aud he left with
alacrity,
Thelerp8ichorean Club, Cluiftmaa
danca last niht wat well attended
and a good time had. Tho club is a
prominent factor in the social make
up of Tombstone and their dances are
always popular events.
Our citizens have become aroused
and thoroughly indignant at the
operations of the firo fi-nd who is ply
ing his nefarious work se industriously
the past few week. Should this
fiend be caught it is safe to say be
J would dangle at the end of a piece of
hemp in short order.
Aeeayiug for gold, silver and copper
25 cts each mineral. Mailing enve
lopes free. McRill and Harper, Col
orado Sp-inga, Co'o. tf
After Scarlet Fever
Discharges from the Ears Cured
Headaches Ended Strong an-I
Healthy Since Taking Hood's.
" My wito and daughter have been mD.S
benefited by Hood's Sarsaparilla. It haa
cured my daughter of discharges from
her ears brought on by scarlet fever. My
wife has found Hood's Sarsaparilla a
great help at the critical period of her
life." William Pearson, Louisville, Col.
"Last winter and spring I was troubled
with headache a boat two days every week
and sort" the time I was hardly able to
be h CI. I n 1 advised to take Hood's
Si'Hi.panti aoc; alter taking three bottles
tbe headaenca ceased." JIks. ElULY
Bohl, Villa Park, Colorado.
" 1 was n dcllc&te health but since tak
ing Hocd's Sarsaparilla I am strong and
healthy. Hood's Sarsaparilla is tho best
medicine for tho blood I ever tried."
Miss Geetie Bloom, Russell Gulch, CoL
UaasJV Sarsa
nOOCl S parilla
Is the Best In fact the One True Wood run tier.
l-f,,s r:ii eure nausea, Indicesttea.
MOOdS PlllS biliousness. J-rtcaasc
Caution INotice.
I A LL PERSONS are hereby warned against
( XE- t"-yinc leasing, or in aar way sweiinu to
I ob;a.n anr rieht. title, icterct or rnntml of
any certain mining claims in the Huichuca
afountains recently attempted ii be located bf
I. II. Tippe.t and R. V. aJunton. Mid at
tempted locations are called "Summit" and
Monarch.- respectively, and attempts to ap
propriate the mmine; ground under the locations
long aid well known as the OUTLOOK and
OUJUXM. EXTENSION, situated near the
summit of the middle peak of the range between
the head of Ramsey and Maple Canyons, which
claims were not open lor locatian at the date o
Said attemnted annronrLatian bv 1L111I I II Tin.
rut. J D IT Tl .
Furthermore, all woik done on Said ground
of the OUTLOOK aad OUTLOOK EXTEN.
SION by said parties aforesaia. is heiebr
claimed and the same will be for the benefit of
said OUTLOOK and OTTLOOK EXTEN
SION mining claims, the property of tbe un.
derugned, J. W. STUMP CO.
The California College
of Dental Surgery
no ODcn far tti3nfc n,r.e- -,'ci,:.. ..
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er will apply to S W. Dennis, M.D.. U.D.S ,
J 1 J. " c ""Ke. vor, i-armn and Ms Al
"J""''"-. ?.r A. D. Gleavts. D D. S, Parroit
Bailding. ban Francisco. 'life.;, cj -..
aoBounetae&t. '
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P O AadrtiS
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Ranji
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connected, !fi Ma
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cattle left aMa
horses left tip
A. G. CURRY.
P. O. Address
r'airtatt,
Rinee
Upper Saa Paaia,
Other brands
C. b. ROBERTSON
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Pearct.
Rangt Dra.
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TIIOS. HABERSTOCK.
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Range Saa Prdia
SCOW & NKW.LL
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W.M CO'VAN
P O Tonbstcie
Kane. Iiraooa
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VH HASSEI.GREEN
Postorkce Torahs'.os
Range bin Pedro
SAMUEL STAUNTON
P O Addreu, Beciat
Range, baa feat
BENNETT BROS
Pus! cc -o-dress
Toaibttn.
Range Srk
Past.
K. F. SCHUSTER
P. O. Address
Tombatott
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Dragoon Uti.
GUS bOBF.REY.
P. O, Address.
Tombstone.
Range. ."uTpkar
Spnng valley
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brand. left tide.
HENRY PYEATr.
P. O. Address
Bisbee.
Range
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