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TOMBSTONE COCHISE COUNTY ARIZONA SUNDAY. JANUARY
VOL. XVI
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P.ISI'.EE JOTTl . '
Bl-iita, Jan. :, 1!W0,
COITFLINCJ
- are
on Hit verge
e( m'ji
fam.ne.
f Ta repairs on the Copper Qaeen
sme'.!,i ii rapidly progresticg.
Miss Ntllie Hughes it visiting hei
eiur Mr. Joseph McPherton. in
Tombstone.
Eihe Turkgy Track company expect
" to nttkc a shipment of cattle from
, Naco timirrow.
t Jame Fai,an was arrealeJ here
I yesterday afurnoon on receipt ! a
telegram from tbe thar-l of Pirn
inty He is wsntsJ on a cbargt of
tr lelanr.
t A telegram from Ball'. Montana,
announces tbe tad newt of tbe death
of EI. Parrowal that place. He wii
employed in one of the mines there
, anJ was caught in a cave.bsdlv erusb-
lnghltn.frotn the eStct ol wbieb btt
!ied I'arrow left llnbee about aiz
months ag. Iff leavei a young
widow in llutte and a father aad
brother hero.
Taul !! 11, editor "ad proprietor of
t'.e (iraph.e, pullsliad at Pbo.'aix, is
I . i B b-s in the iotri of bii ei
c ! eut j i-nil. The Graphic H Gil
mi: !- felt waat in Arizjas. Ihe
n Ivastage and r:toices of the dif
ferent cujn.ies a- advertiseJ rnj
liiutrateJ by excellent liew-. Tbe
Q.apluc and its prccrietor bare our
mil ej 'or s.i:c:ji.
Euhie, Jan. a, 1900."
COIMKIXCI.
!! 1" Graham wsat ta tha county
i today on a flung buuncs trip.
Paul Hull of ihe Arizona Graphic
ww an outgoing psenger far Tomb
stone today.
A W Hoie o! tbo Urb, left this
morning tor To-u'istoae.
It i: thought tbftt the smelter will
be started i-p ah.ut February firet.
Hank ruriell I: bting urgtd ai a
canililtts (or road ove.-::r of tbit
district.
Quitea numbtrofdruiumtri arrived
on tbe train today. Tbe Vniibla of
the grip Mod Bistee a dam-able Ttiit
in; placa.
TIi-'" ii considerable rinin activi
ty la '. s n'ountaim surrounding Bia
b'o en ;.ropertiei ownad by niinari
r.nd protpretors and tb dsTalopnieEt
U ahening up tome jxcellent eopptr
lepo'it'. Somn of taejt minti may
open up into bonanza aid there are
in any favorable indi-aticna pcinticg
to that end.
H T. Hende'.on, a wpil known
projpector. brought intsome fin
ing tp'.oimena of ore tprn a dia
oma tine look-
ncsTery
rtr.ntly made in Soijr. Tbe or
shows plent of free laid and the
ihr
lucky owner i gettingUady tc make'
tome ebipmentr.
A large Bull enake wai aten on
Main alreet today and promptly dij
patched. Real enakea are eeirce Is
Bubev, but the irlificit. or tmaginnry
kind can be manufactirel in abxn
dance if you fellow the old rule.
Several eocial bopa (re planned far
an early date by tbe aiiurement lv
iog you n jr. peosle.
Biabco ii Terr ?aLijiug tbeae
daya. At a ceaseqm r thgre ia not
much ccurtneai,
LM Blake, a pro ant citizen of
tvPbpo, it a Bub-e i.itor. Us ia
ftiiistca in aoms -e. eitate here
and is oa a tDur of lr. actlen.
Geo. etrurr.m, a i rcbetman, wae
killed this evening at iba Holbrook
between the JW acl iOO levela. It
eeomi that be was e aed la placing
timbers in a drift w ,:a by eome an
fortunate mi'chic'a heaTy piece of
timber accsmpacie. It a ajuantily of
dirt and rock, fell i t him. Hie in
juries produced im t death, a clean
cut on the left tern - teeming to bj
tbe fatal burt.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Minutes f tke Bard of Super
Yiiora Csckike Countr
TMbtBt, Dac. 27,1S
Beaia aaat unuamt toadjlura-
mantaf mlitDM.S;,ll a.
Uerabera pra nl M 0.
chairaaau, pra-tem; Joko Jlontfeoa
rr 'Supervisor.
A Want tinawnJaOT Barr.
Mi'uuUa cLmMtiQX, Ut,21i4, ra4
and aaprord.
BoarJ doairprtd tHe 4hmt with row
tine work t zaesimtng Villf au at 12
ra. atandi at rmti U t f. m.
At 2 p. in, Board met airinaat t
adjournraeat for rroeai, laas roem
bara preaant.
Board oraupiaJ lb tiro a with rou
tine work eiaminiaf Willa aa at :1S
p, m. Board atasda adjsurnad W Dec
SStb 18y ala. m.
V. 0. BiiTor,
I'nu Uibi, Chairman. raU.
Clark,
Jams ', l)B5Ci,
pty Clark.
ToMBtTODK, Dee. it, 1(9.
Board ja-t puriuaut to adjournment
ol meetinK U'. 37, 1890 at 10 a. m.
Membera preaenl M. C. Banian,
chairman prottm, Superviaora John
Montgomery
Minutaa of ratatiag Do, 7, read
and approved
Board oecuaiai tb( time with rou
tine work eaaaainiaj eoaaly oScin
raaorti.
At 12 m. board itaaali at reeeia t 3
p.i.
At 2 p. ro. board astt periuaat to
adjournment far rwtaai. Same mam
bara praitat.
Board aooupiad tbe time with rou
tine work eiamiolcf and checking cp
liaeaie report of the Mhanff.
At p. m. board atandi aJjouraad
to Dec, 29 1SS3 at 19 a. in.
U. 0. Bsxtux,
l fiivi UattE, Chairman pro tern.
Clerk,
JlUKS F. I)SCi!f,
Diputy Clark.
TcMBrrcic Dee. 29.
Beard met pariuaal to ajjiuru
mant of Meeting Dee, Itlh at 19 a. m
Meaabera preieat II. C. BanUn.
chairman pro tern; 8apviori, John
Montgomery,
Minulaa of Meetiif I'm. ?S read
and approved.
Beard oceupied the time with ru
tiae werk eiaanlniag ceuaty effioeri
reporta.
At IS at. board iUdii at reeen to
i p. m.
At 2 p. ra. board aaat perauant to
adjournment Jor reeaia. Same mem
ber! preient.
Bjard occupied the time with ru
t:ne work examining county ecara
"l"" """"
ai -a p. oi. vuini abaaca aajeuxaeu
to 1 a. in. December 20th ll.
U. 0. Bbjtos.
FiaNcHaxa. Chairaaaa. pro Urn.
Clerk.
JaafXI T. tCICa,
Deputy Clark.
Tokhtom, m. St. lt.
Board met pretuaat to aeljaara
meat oi metting Dee JV.at 10 a. at.
Members ravsat My. O. Beatea
ebairatan pra teor anel Bapsrviaor
John MoQlgoniery,
Minutes of meeting S;e, 22, read
and approved.
The Board c! Supervisors and the
Dittriat Attorney elalj rxsminsd tbe
account at County Treasurer and Tax
collector and eouatid tbs zaonsy oa
band, They also sxamine I all ac
counts books and tiper of otasr
eouuly oBaeers.
Tbs Board auaiUd and allowei tbs
following kills:
X Y Jfoyes rsperl xaasiosd of r jad
work and ton ad correct, bill a'
loweel :..... ..f H 75
i John Montgomery, aslary flap-
errlier, apa.avsi by Pro-
bate judge....- -.. .
H C Beaten, salary Supervis
ors, apprsved by Ptota'.s
JUugS. f.,..
Jebn Gahl, Janitor sourl house
4th .uarterlll9.. ' .
'A H Xmanusl, salary Clerk
But'seuVl, ath usr' 1199
Jaaaes F Baccaa, salary. Clerk
Beard ol Suparvsri. th
SO V0
ISO vt
sa n
auarurllir I..;....:..'. IM 0
Fraak BUrt, atbtry S.srder
tbasuaax-Ut ". 3T
X Wealwcrlb, aalary Treas- ,
ursxaib-taamxJa....-4
WFJstadlejr, -salary Pxohaia
jt4slsAth.4iiattoxl.. i2WfJ'i pVwgraae bofora 4 iifiUtf
Km BUabis, aaiary .Jailar Atb
quarter lt9
Cm Bravia.-ealery Jail Unarat
stb ejusrler 1IW 22 t
Sid Mullen, salary Jail Uusrd
th a,nartsr 189 Hi )
At 13 at. beard sisal's adjourned
to 2 a. at.
Board met preeueci te adjsato
Btut at 2 r. M.
ante naenibsrs prsesat,
This being tha day and ths)hauTJM
jMriatsd Wt the Board af BapervUors
at a ataetinf held by the baard n
Dee Mr !! la SU' vaaaaey ia'UtaJ
sard by tbe abaeaea lit I Barr.
Tbe members constituting the ap
pointing board consisting of Supervia
ers John Montgomery and M C Ben
ton, chairman pro tern and W F Brad
ley, Probate judge of Cochite county
all being preient. The fuI!oing
petitions were presented and read with
the names oa each petition.
Tboaaaa Allair 35aignars.
Hugh E Conlon, 22 signers.
William Biggs 21signere
W C Land 53 aigoora.
Tbe aaijtion af William Biggs sot
having the reqaired oaaaber of s:gna
tureo M called for by law was not con
alderad. On notion of W F Bradley. Probate
judge sosoadod by Saaotviaax Jeha
Montgomery that the appointing of a
Supervisor be postponsd to January
2nd I960.
Yoting aye, Y F Bradley Proba'.c
judge.
Yoting no, Supervitars John Mont
gomery and if. C. Benton tbe ruction
was lost.
Xeminalion being in ordar the le'
lowing Darned parsons were nominat
ed. Thoaias Allaire was alaced ia nam
iastion by VT F Bradley, eooeodod by
John Manlgsmery.
Hugh T. Caalon was plaaed la noal.
loatioa by M 0 Beatoa sececdad by
Joba MeatgomorTt Tbo vote hoiog
oast viva veieo resulted as follsav
These voting for Thome Allaire
W T Bradlsy and Jobn Mantgwmsry.
Thte veling far Hugh Oou'.sn M.
0 Benton.
Tboaiaa Allaire having received tbe
majority of otoe oast be was duly de
clared elected to mi tbo vacancy ei
Isliag in tbo Board ol Supervisors,
Clerk was intimated to notify
Thomas Allaire of his appeiatmeat
and to file the required bo-d within
the time allowed by lbs statute.
Beporl of John S Morrill Bead
overseer, Marcus Head Distriet ex.
aaaiaod aad checked up and feuaa la
bo oorrnot. Bill for oorvUsf perform
ed, allowed 7..
M. C, BeaUa
riiSK Hasi, ChalrsetVFro Uat
Clark.
Jimbs T, Dcnciv,
u Dsputy Clsrk. - '
fke tateat X Bay laveattaf ..
Is the En'doscODC which ia far the nur-
poe of exaTninfnjr; the interior of stom
ach, i t is claimed, that with this instru
ment, tbe treatment of stomach troubles
will be revolutionized, as it locates tbe
t caute of disease. With due. respect to
science, however, would istate that the
causes cf stomach troubles have beenH
known for the past fifty years, and .like
wise their cure, which isHasteltor's
Stomach Bitters, a medicine that has
inir.y imitators, but no equals. It cores
ds'pepsia. indijestion.YiJoasoesi, insom
nia. It also .prevents malaria; fever
and ague; and keeps the bowels regalor.
When not feeling right take a dose. It
is the standard medicine of the Ameri
can people. Look for Private Revenue
Stamp orer neck of bottle. -
H 6 Ward of the Word Hardware
) CoLos Angela, is a Bitbe. visitor.
ANOTUfcR INCENDIARY
Ttiabstoue Visited bv Another
Blaze Last Night.
Yst ws bars had anetbsr Are. Lai
algbt about 1 a. m. that dreaded
sound, tbo Ireltcll, olaageo0 f6rth 'its
foareotao oeiso Jlaar ' 'llj
WaJm- biHsMuge ; ir itWnons
eraor of Allen and Stb trcraf7er
naerly ooempiod by Tna" AtobieoVs
tin Shop, -was ia Baanet. Tbo lr
wao naada.
Tbo nigKI ao ejulet, so tllll, hot
breal'ji of air araviag. Trod Cutevato
witb aistol shots aroutod oar sle'eying
pecyle ia less tisna than ens so aid.
ooant twenty. Tbo tlaoglyg of' beils
aad gun abate, tbe wbir of hbMoarts,
made kuewn that our fire brigado
was at its work. The ire was oat at
by magic, but sot hsfore Ihe building
had, bean oontnnied.
This corner has btoa unoccupied lor
acre thai a year aad itemed to offer
iadaeaec-aU to Ihe Head beset an dea
trey ing oar property and probably
they have an object plunder. Shall
we submit KSorts haro ben mad.
to .'orret out the rascals who to o'ten
started diet ia tbo vacant builJii.cs of
our city We say to the people of the
oity every mothsra sou rcuat be on the
alert. Our county at.il precinct ofh
oera must b on thtir gusrd, or Tic
mutt supioaly (tare es the firoy deviH
ply their belltih oalllag. Let's all
make an crforl.
Tbe rire scorched th saloon build
ing known as tbe Wine Huuir,
owoed by Cbas. Labrotis, acd dam
aged tha furniture badly. Tbo est
of the properly originally was ia the
thousands. Tbe heevisr lots falls ao
Jobn Ely who owned tbe eoraer prop
erly destroyed bf tbo &
COUNTY CONTRACTS
The
Award to Successful
Bidders.
lbs Beard ol Supsrvitors this after
noon awarded bids for county supplies
for the ensuing seal year.
Contract for aire of hospital pa
tioats was awarded to Br Waller at rate
of f 1.10 per day per patint.
Feeding priaonsrc to John Hennln-
ger, ToaahatoaeSOceata per meal.
Feeding pritonara Bitbee lo O W
Oeieenbofor 23 centa per meal.
Burying indigent dead, Tombitono
to Sam Watt, f 23 per burial,
B urying indigent cl.ad Bilbao to B
F Graham, f 17.M.
Couaty advertising was awarded
lbs PioaricroB and job work divided
between tbo PioarccTOS and llange
New.
THE TROUBLE NOW
Many Things Stored Away io
the New laoYatino
' Aa oxebaage haa Ihcfellowlng In
regard ta tha bustle coming back into
stylo; "When the daily .toll tie over,
aad Iho sun is going down, you ars
ready than to read tho,ncwa that's go
ing on in town. Ii j pu miia Iba daily
paper, bera'a a" hint, 'twill make jou.
smile; perhaps, yoq'il find ito'n your
daughter, for tbe bustle's back inatvle.
When you vrasb your face in soipaud
sud you're looking' for a towel, Jthila
tho soap ia getting ia your eyes, you
start to swear acd hnwl; wipe your
faoo upon your sleeve and remember
all tbo while that lb towl is bard to
locale slnee tbo bustle's book in atyle.
Kow, there's no use getting angry ana
it does uo god to swear. If your
Sunday shirt is ruisting and you'vs
nothing clean to wear, try your hard
est to look pleasant, do your boat to
swear a smile, and remember wbsa
you naisa tbiags, that Iba buitle'e
bask In style," -
oi Thursday's i'jju.
Min Nellie Hughea it the g"'' of
her sister. Mrs. Josspu McPberton.
J L Hunter wae killed in a KJgalts
gambling home by Constable Young
Saturday night.
According to 'he Mar th firtt pub
lioscbooT ia'Arizsaa waa eatablithed
atTuraoa in U7.
Paul Hull that aaalable affable
knigh; of tbe ajuill representing that
bright, literery gem, tbo Arizona
Graphic, nsado us a pleasant call.
Paul long may you wave.
Hon. tteo. H. Maxwell, tbo great
irrigation lawyer of California, was in
Phoenix last week and ad I retted tbo
people of tho Halt lliver valley upon
the question of National Irrigation.
Mr. Maxwell is thoroughly convereant
with his subject. Hia remarks were
published in the -:ette and a peru
sal shows ho made a strong and tell
ing argument against the ceding af
arid lands and presenting a plan far
the government storage of the d ud
waters of the Territory. Ir.-igttion I
is a matter of vital i-nportansa to
Vrizon and t'le tiai-'y remarks of
the eminent geatleai-n cannot but be
of sunt bc-nefW in th adrabc.n of
thepsor.lt'd eauji.
Lut evcninij a quiet wedding took
plc t the M-lhodjt church uarioa
ac.p, Kev. J. II. Henry othtiitin;
Tbe contracting partien were Jtr. C.
L. Cummingt ar.d Mit Ida PaJiieM
of Tonili(one. Mr. Cummicgs it a
well I n i) r n stockman of Cochiae
county auJ a large owner of Tomb
stone teal estate. Tho bride who for
merly reiiJeJ in Los Angelee and ba
teco one of the principal teachers in
the Tombilone publ.c school, is a
eliarmiog and aecompliihel lady.
After tbo ceremony an elegant ban
quet was served to the bridal party at
tUe Buff.t. Those preient betides th;
orida and groom were Mr. and Mrt.
II I). Underwood. Kirt Har Mr. and
rs. A W. Smith. Mitt Ilestie Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Hawke. The lajt
six named are former Tombstone
people. Mr. aud Mrs C aaimingt will
remain here several days. Tuctoc
Star.
Tbe principals in tha above mar
riage are well known Tombatoae mi-1
dents. Tbo groom Is well and favor- I
ably known, seiag an exemplary and
successful business man hsre, having
represented Cochite County iu Ihe
Iegiilature and is at pressnt a member
af tbs city council. The bride it our
efficient public school teacher and one
of the highly eslecmid and respected
young ladies of our city. 1 he eeuple
have a heit of fritads in Tombstone
and the heartiest congratulations and
best wishes of all for continued happi
ness and prosperity it theirs. May
never a ripple mar their happiness
and the richest bleeiings ever crowa
the union. Tbe couplo will mac
rooibttoue tbsir home and expected
thay will returJ here Saturday.
Phoerjix'e rialittie atage marager
iaciJent grows worse the further it
travels. The Auitia Statesmen says;
Thecalx, Ariz, baa rome lo tha front
with an aetire ongjgement of the
Three Musketeer," t'omi of tbe
audience notoxactly liking the action
of tbo villain preeeeded ta open Cre
en him with ball cartriJgos. entailing
a ttampede not only amort; the audi
enco but oa tbo stage an well." The
audieuce did no shooting; but thi
realittie itaje manager loaded the
actors' pistols with genuine bullete.
The Ijoi Angelee Times has a
scheme for settling the dijcussion as
to America's national tl mcr. It says:
"It would seem to be in order for tha
United States to transplant tbe troo
wbish grows on the Istbmas of Te
huantapec, and adapt its flawer aa the
national floral emblem of tbe United
b'tates. This remarkable tree it said
to boar bloeeems which ars red in the
morning, white at noon and blue at
night, aad if tho troo is a reality, and
not a myth, it is tho very 'hiag ws
have bitn looking for."
FIR.i FlENDb AUKUAU
ucson Also Has a Firebug
Vigilance Committee
Tucioo. like Tornbitone.is pestered
with firabugt and the citizens of the
old pueblo are aroaied. A vigilance
comniittea hat beoa organizod there
and it nclghl be well f-r Tombitono
to do likewise, although our people
aro of oao unit as to ths punishment
that wouM be-maUd otis ia tha tira
hersrlf eetigrit. Tho Star says thai
there have been vigilance commitio-i
rgauija.1 in Tucson in past to mate
punishment to irresponsible parties.
They have accomplished much good.
There appoare to be another lika or
gaeixation which same into existence.
It means boiiaen and wne betide the
violators of the law who coma within
its power. There will be summary
punishment. Tha individual who
will fire one toaii andangera tha
whole sit. The viilation of one law
from a spirit of rtvsnga, plundtr or
malice, is a ianaae to every wonitu,
child and eitizen of the city. Such
individuals are as diUgarous as iiinl
mcu. They are a much to ba feared
ai the lunatic who hrandithes t'i
brand of destruction. They ar
iarnpj that viil incs is a-vsko ar.d
that (unibmeiit will bs without cere
mony nlieu guilt it fastened without
doubt.
Ia next week's Yidette will appear
an aTliele si(jned by tho fecrelary of
tbe treasury department, atating that
H. Ik. Chenoweth had hefn acquittel
oa every charge pref-irrel aginst him
by his enemies in Arizona. This w,ll
bo interesting reading for the persons
who have belitveil the many state
ments mvlebr Mr. Chenoweth's ene
mies to toe contrary. Videlte.
FOR ARIZONIANS
I'easion?, Patents and INi.-t-ast-rs.
A Washington dispatch says pen
sions have been grantei as tollows:
Arizona Original Andrew M.
Heath, Columbia, jS; Lapslsy H.
Witter, Coraville, $12; David J Dues,
Congrtar, G.
Increase Gsorge IJwiu, WiUinmr,
3 to S!0; R.bert P. .MaAulitTe,
Phoenix, ?7 lo 3.
Polenta have been granted as fol
lows :
Martin H. Jones of Kogaler, holder
for tickets.
Crittenden J. Beauvais of Phoenix,
violin kty.
Charles M. Hustad of Prsscott, dis
pensing can for liquids.
Tke poitorfice at Meta will become
an International money order oSice
on Januarys, and on the same dato
tbe pjttofite at Cline and Stanton
will become domas'ic rajajy ordjr
offices-
Iiicbard S. Housjof Oklahomi his
been appointed a blacksmith at ths
Phoenix Indian School.
Miss Jcuiee A. Hunt of Pasadena,
Cat., has been appointed asloyd teach
er at the Phoenix Iodian school.
A SURE CURE FOR CROUP
Twenty-five. Years' Cor.tant Use With
ojt a Failure
The firsMndiratiort of croup is hoarse
ness.and in a child subject to that dis
ease rt may Me taken as a sure sign of
the approach of an attack. Following
this hoarseness is a pecuharrout;h cough. ,
If Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is i
givea'as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after tbe croupy cough
appears, it will prevent the astack. Itjis
used in many thousands "cf homes in
this broad land and 'never idisippoints
the anxicus mothers. We liaie et to
learn of a single instance in which it his
not proied effectual. No other prepara
tion can show such a record twenty-five
years' contant sie without a failure. For
sal; by tbe Tombstone Drug S:orc-
Tbo local ordar of Odd Fellows will
hare a "Smoker" tonight at their hall
Too total oiip-e f the sun in 1900
comes twnitt tcfore Memorial Uv,
No A'otider pter is c-irc. and ia
creeaing in pneo. The bi Kew Year
pajiers uee.l up t.oojtp'itcf ecte'at
paj-cr tnilN
T r Yuma Sontecu iua dtliiria
himself as follows: " Tills is irideid a
land where gray inter hai fair sum
mer wed and milling ej ring is the
child of the ncion."
Judje I!ir.TM of Ti3on !t is re
ported, has- eleanod np somethiair
like oao hunJroJ thousald dollars
d irii; the pat yar frj u the sala
of minei in naich tu na intvretcd.
We mautiji thii with nj iutjatioi of
discouraging olhjr aviriati for a
enatorship fr m Ariziai Ijlletin.
Tha Star aplv remarks- The 3Te?
Year was utiertil in uudvr rauened
promise for Arizjna's csntiiued pros
perity. This prosperity will te en
haooed or retarded in a greater or less
degree in the ratio if the people ej
opsraU for or against the interest of
tlie general welrare. It v.ould ba will
if all wo 'Id forget thtir own porional
mtret orcasi-inHlIy, c'ur' i; tho year,
an 1 c jnsi lr the Keneril sopii. Tl.er
w3Uld Lo tu jre event) bilanced resj! s.
The fi,llj vi.i from the Preecott
Courier en tho t'itct of mines hits
the ntil si'jirj oi t.is h al and is
-.orthy of attention In tniniuj;
ounirics north nf n, tua-el sit"i ere
luCJ'.rd find tiicniU ru i costing h in
dreds of thousmds oi dollars, wi h a
view of stn.i.i bl.ad ledge. In
Arizona, preciou3 metal boaring
ledges tvh.cu are not blind, crop out
so plentifully all over the mineral sec
t oos that iioono ever dreams of hunt
ing for a blind leJg?. There is far
more chines of a maa getting rich in
Arizona by going right down and far
ther djnu on una of our surface
l-des than there is iu tunneling for
passible blind ledges in any couatry.
Frum Fridi3 :ssw
Tha first carload of cantaloupe
shipped from P.ioenn last summer
sold for f 1100.
The report of Governor Murphy it
is announced, will bs ready for distri
bution fOi.n a'ter Jan. I.
The J mmal-Miuer reports the
ale of the 3 m-dancs m'uo te J, H
Wiltersoa of Caicago for $30,000.
J'lJje J. U. Early and wife bavs
returns I to Phoenix from Manila
where the Judge has been for a year
It is stated tho Coppr tjii-ec com
pany at Bist.es has receivei plans for
a 130,000 hotl that ivi 1 be con-etrue-J
at Hitter.
It is announced that tha South:
Pacific Cj. intends to erect creiott
works at Dsming fa: pickling bri.
timber'.
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Sydoic is in from Middleman
a visit of about a week.
WAHarwood is reported quite i
at his homo suffering from an atts
of pneumonia.
EJi'.or Paul Hu'l of the Arizona
Graphic left this morning His ja .
pressions of Tombstone will appear in
an early issue of tbe Graphic
The introduction of itcam tracli.n
engines at the Grand ftsef mines of J
W Mackay in Arizona, is said to have
roduesd tbe cost of transportation be
tween the mines and the railroad
from $3 to $3 per ton. Range News.
AH Appears now the new railroad
(ram Naco to the mines of the Caa
anea Consolidated Co. in Mexico,
lo bo built. Ths company adver
for 200 laborers to work on tbe i
read grade. Tho amount paii
stated at ?2.2i Mexican money
day,
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