davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-02-16

iI1rEAnE LrlfA. rn.. Fub. 15.-FLuu,.-puli; Vest
cril extrus, EI;Is7b; Minnesota extras. sl7;6ly25,
t'h1 extras. wlutor uaionls, Min
utant process good. ss,5I ltyc our ptoauy Ut
Ft.7j9sut.
GHA1S-sYhoat unsettled and lowcrs No. red o1e-
yasos. lE41l u TN truck. ttIi No. rod, Feh
rEary, st|9S bhl. xL1s.t asked: MNrci,f tl5}4 bid
sl.lda asked: April, s1.17 bill, sLl7tl askcd Cdrn IN
ltou demand; sail mixed. February, a.4s bld hsKo
aEked; alarc. Sic b!t 6ic nsIcdt April, GHGo bid,
EJ&c nakeA bats stsA.!y; No. whtte. lie; No. do,
4as. M. StO. t3dsea!c ntxetl. %!He:
f'RUrIRiDSA-i:.uf, Sii:I. .q.H; tnttn MOSS, $i3n.
Mess iGrk t!GM l!ams snukat lu}aSiiG. Lard.
prle .tpnftI, $laI tbltiL5l --, :,
HUTrEIt-tltut uni unchanged; creamery, extrn,
:!ts:xtc d. Goah y Gt2re shtAtel Aew rn5k slato
EittiA- FIrnl lit .it..aasc.
t,itEl:sE-UnIct bit stcn.,y, croRmesy, @als4c.
i,EliN-llru ut yytr.
WItIaKr-Firn.: Sl.Il.
l1cKtrEs-FlnMr. !,sW brla; wheat. ctG0 bu; corn.
bAlpMENTs-HheAt, sI,up bu.
, 1881-02-16
AfIIsFAUKET:.
Epstfai I1ftrofeh tn 7hf fshtt,t ts ysrfI,unA


MiLWArkEE. Frb. 1a--rta bcnrs ftlL the u,nrkut
a:nn &.'-dny n"nx private advlrss u 4i..,,usag-
I3 hsstl'r" fr"m l.'yurpun!. nthnu1h thu rcpuInr
fIrerH'tIn dispatch whs IN gutld tune. Th0 weather
{. ateay nj nHtMt tho fsrtzIalH .uiNt, nt,a enough
Ettaw fu IN tlIu forPoun III I1vel uE liu streets An
EeIaf luycfi were huGt%nrl fruln tho utIlsut, MD
tho t!ar's transactions were tunw tho average.
Speculative hrtturs wHr nt numerous rs tI,pnrGl
Will r1herny, Int the HGEhlsd for esst wfunt was
ncca1le nj slight lrpreclatipm. at 10 ur!uck In.
ssHrlnR sel@ar Mnrt stood III v:kc. ainst IL below
tho euX4hE lIust nj Monday rSoh1stG EvpH ut tits
decle tho buyln1 wns hl'lw. int tho seulpng t1u-
mutt I" " ennt1n tn snaIy ll.o niarket. The first
rtpbrts fr''ta Nuw York lsui,urnsnK, butl, rs
regards tu cxpurt unvemcut md the speculative
dot'ana. aine1 tllu tulI market h!s uesrcrl1Gd ~
thu plztl!an of tfIuttGeuck FOR handful Of tiyur.
lrui ''tsratara. Western spucu!nsorr watel, II u,Iy
fortl!e aS!st tstl,sarts and aro tupreineiy lnlaf
fste M tu tito prevailing npt3lnls In that latitude.
Chicago Ittd Milwaukee hnvt bGun compelled tiurlIIH
tho phst three weoks tn c.taat tho vncltattng New
s"rk ethrseter fully rs inHc'i Ms tlo manipulated
CnhD stAtElies fr,tn 1irerp0u In l1ul}u yuluaY III
tuanytAtiE tlko nnrtnu1 tEafe.
LnrH1 thu ilnpn hour Irleps Improved soIpwhht,
owtnE III tho nItenrnnce Ut ;Dcai buying ursufH In
c"tr1ttarlblA hunbcrs. nnd nj ! n'cnck March VIII
"hfsh aiAc. February hG'd pretty steady nuu WIS
only III u1Hlor March ut the liour hsic Apr1 spJI
Mt Ass maintaining ,lIu tlIstunec from AurcI, ~
llnt sslMt'ishrtl several 'lays u:u III thu Rftnruon
lilo tnng VI the lnurkrL wy strunEgr uun rutufs Ut
II uGW 41purt hunlInd ut the s.nbuAtd. Tho Murch
option closcd NJ as7Sc bid ana Alrtl iSKe.
4Aopsossl"h slarkct waB l..an wonderfully strung,
c1s1' unxs lnsk selling Ut u; "; Sfurc. tl55 nnd
April. tl5'i5. lurA t!ui5, $u., uild slUai fur
thu thrce eptIon.
IN the 1'tstt,,, .t.,ocia,td Irea..
MEkwAuKEE, Wis, Feb. ls.-tlut'ls-Qutet and
UNCHANGED.
GnAtS-Wllcnt stendy: clusct! lra; No. ! nominal:
NJ. har. }1,0nf; No. =. s1l4c: February. Mi{c,
asnrc'I T;Is; April. s3c: May. si,U1s: NJ. y x,,1D
s{e, Nh l. e; reflected 1o,nlnAi. Turn .tnst; M. =,
',S: Outs quiet and unclm''aed: NJ. 2. alhe. Mvc
nnviftoxE1steadyi s.s 'ass. III III !, % sa,,!t sis s;
, 1881-02-16

E'EnnIA, ILL.,. Fob. 1A.-ORAlN-Corn Nstui new hiSh
lnlxUt!, IsGEHt{et nuw Iuixua, 3sc. Cats usmt No.
~htv, u.4a5sfo cash, SO Tor May, ltys ur1n At slo
fur NJ. l.
4I1uMWgSEs-Fltu u tt.fI
HEcKttTS-SphuaL ~ Lu; corn. 8aT7s but oata,
l3!Ah ous tyu. ~ but hurley, 2.a1 bu.
s4!tAkNfa-Whuat, U. .GU Ln; cvru. lSl& but oats,
d.54 but r1e, wv but barley. nunV.
, 1881-02-16

nAErtstunE, Nil, Fob. ]s.-FLuun-s.cnly. tiru,,
and acfye.
GHA1S-Whcat-Wcste custer but ilsm; No. 2
Western winter red spot anl February $lJyzDLlt.{;
Marcl siiGttBtlJ4: April. sl!7lttll7Js; May. sLlsi4
ts,.ssA, c1rr-Wcssern u's!er nmu HuTo;s Western
mlxnd, spnt nnd February. IhL1Ac March. E'1jc bid;
april. .baaU!1c: a!oatIlur, 1,sic Oats uuli; West-
Cru whIto. f:as ue u1xed. 4silc. Ilyo dull ut ttu
d1!M.
HAy-nn!ll prime to choice Pennsylvania mud
AlRrylutd EouUHs!I.N.
rEurIs1oSa Higher: tpnsltnH upward. Moss lnrk-
Old. slt.0; rew. s1s.y2 1}ulk lneata-Luosu bhuul-
sin.s n',d clenr r;b sides. Offering; do packrd
al.aIc llMcun--S,,sl.srs. el6e; cleur rb hIus, Dc
lIa1ns, l1Gp':c. l.ast.-ltettnai. tlerces, lutdc.
lIsgle: tuif. .tk4.9c. 7"'-'
EUGA-ElrM ut +h&!fG.
lIsrlntttta-Snnit3ln. ...-....
EugMr dulIi IL" Eutt. HI5r.
WHtAEf-uuIl III $l.l1.
Ei!E!tlsIt--,.u AssIp9?t par Hteau,ss unchanRoi.
HEfEtfrs-FluMr, ia9j brist MllHut, lg0u but corn.
c"M1 "a, hm; % oats. VI: IN; rs", ~ t,:
bALEs-Mhert GA,HN bu; curh, IL, 81 hu.,
, 1881-02-16

2.rM'. 9ehlr>rs. tHirIlRo & Northwestern itnIl-
.lu.Mx Mr,,IaNs,yS--1GI 1Go to 15f', l15, IT'D to
1t1n'I: L.MEspx-ii. Il, Ii, Ii. No. i, Fciscst-
thnt VI. city. IN hruTtng.
ton il t:onnnsrrI"I Linn nj G"smpnny m vs. Chicago
1S.E "@es"S = s:ss.:S si. Pm to s5.
.,Jut!r rAS7,IoSr-iiIf. i. 1e3 1ol. 1e9. 1s7, 1os.
:'rHSE I lrrLsr-lo a q, ii II. M. III. Williams
,jd"'S h1'!sux"No II sS' cn.l. No. 10, l1annn vs..
Herd. on hearing.
~ $Is , $;5, s7s, ~, it, sr, i'd, i'd III iii, iii, H.
~; lr.%s II MonAs-No' III, CO. sa' n. s's s4,
Juf,E llAwEs-Sos. el. n, gs], s,o, md 80.
JUDGMENTS.
uHfTED STATEa ctEtlT Cnunr-CoSrEsstoHs
Fillmore y. Kent VI. Nancy J. Burbank. $5s3 ~.
JFmE Observation-Disclosures & Mechanics
f}ank -, Fifth National ilnnk; verdict, ST.
0os.s7, md mutton for new trial.
SErEHlDn n1-t'0NFEsatDSg-AIllert At.
fred ct al. ys. Amos i. jau,cs nnd George
Jatncs, eBl.1D.
JrunE uaIY-Clty vs. Excel; condemnation
verdict far tiR,tsti::5 III favor Ut the property
owners for widening Cottage Urosc avenue from
WILLING: contamination verdict fnr e.. .Ish in
I!., iay"r nf prGpGrty.t,wnsrs fGr orcnnE Thirty
strent .fst to te Urahd ouevnr,i. e"'| VI 0'A''
jHW,n HM1T1s-J. j. kittcl ct H. ". Gcorgo
ny ,i:. s'et$Lycarsss katt,Y ,s Is Gsorxo i,
Mclc!slor T. !Frtctrlcka. s4st!a
JuluE wIl.I.tAast}x - Gift,ert simant,s W,
yli nrA, I, ;:s,s sne"ry s1-snsan X rFatt VI. Collins
,t!ncetT cot;nr-t:oSrEsstoxs- = AureI!us V.
P1,s t,,s,,. W. J9ln T. ls4.isr, r.. slrLsl
DOYLE tlrHrtt EUtnElg1,y ,Ipt,n 1't,nnJtns ilHrIG
, 1881-02-16

n-ner0t cornar nf We'll. md Ktnxfn-sts
o-nctok Cosher u Elrnl md klnxG-sts
r., eh1.rnz": itur1fnatnn - Quincy Hnilroad.
Lions. nnpfy IT ~ tlark it,, Hrsnd I;aeiSa fiotet
HsihkE Exproat ufc". foot nf fnd!nna-sy.. {trand
lf0u.g. mnd u CnDu.st '"sa'se"'' th'0aas
, 1881-02-16

Chicago &. Grana Trunk 1tallsvrvs
depot, Tweitt-xt, near Btate. Ticket un!ces. tGi
-ouIA ClarksL, II Clatk.st. und Grand Pacific. na0
Palmer llouxt.
, 1881-02-16

lsbt4aburr, #. Wayne q Chlcnw9 KsN wATs
t}elat COZ yun ljueup und EAtaAl.sta llckct Oltss
llLMrk IT. TAlMuF Huusa. Grand t'Ae!ho llotal 4ud
Ut nelut.
, 1881-02-16

Nosroy, Fob. l3-kkuuM-lR moderate demand
und pftcas unchanged.
tiHA1S-t'orn lrL a'ld In g0ot dotnnndi n,ixed and
yual1w, 6i4la9oi stennnr. tiGbSc; III grade, 1@51c
t4n hleady and unchanged. ltyo nomlnAlly un-
ChAnael.
ltxT1EA- -Sulnnnl!y IrnllAn3et.
E2i,tsh- -WgsIarn fresh. .*t4i,uG. -
bnt WHEAT l7,A1!Hu; MAtA. E3tuLu lu.
eutrAkX1H-fluur, 3.a0 ltA-
, 1881-02-16

baltimore 4E Chio.
l)Gpots, Exposition ltullinY and foot OF TWanty-
pecuEs-s It TICK Of UficVA, u Cark.st+ Palmer Hnusa
, 1881-02-16

Afn fv!a Main f4ne3. 3....,....,.Is 7. ams T:sJ prn
special New York Exprtta. 9;UJ hs t:4J pN
llShtnnK Express tdMyl...-.jt x;3l tali t:13 ptn
ATLANTIC NJ " Expr1ss ltAli}j..E b:B p NIL 9ao Am
khaL Express. 0:AJpnl 1:a4
, 1881-02-16

I LenVU AFFIT6
M& Il Gt1 III $50 p
Valparaiso tGcttnni i1nt t3N Ill u 1.lu2 IN
Pullman ssppux =, arS VI IAElet to nlapt axpr14h
, 1881-02-16

Ehtrnxs. Nnels Tsfnnh & 4snrIHe Rnt1,9nt
rnnt cnrucr nj Tnn lIrnn ur3 Sherman std TlctsA
utces ~ Clark IT.. Sherman House, tAltuer IIou4a
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03

Ansa - 1900 Ysetecrssssr ss.S "a - -
vay g 81 IL 1ecnser &seeesSs ~ ~.
~ vessAss peoooon Insctson q Ne lives ins
as1sS 81 ~ nV0g ooun1D diasaood kt~neyo. eno
6noo1D6 ki1nsge undesDine !ne n0 eSic:I ~
- ssSs,S VSrncTs ~ Kidney and Liver Cuso.
~ 1Ssssc IA ~ SS0sdv evsf disnovessa
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03
Shetling Ponies.

The pony of the Shetland isles is. in
fact. the offspring of circumstances. He
is the net Of the family, gentle as the
Arabs steed under similar training. He
will follow his friends indoors, like a
dog. and lick the platters or the chill
dren's faces. He has no more kick in
him than a cat, and no more bite than
puppy. He is noble example of the
complete suppression OF these vicious
propensities that some OF his kind ex-
hibit when they are ill-treated, and of
the intelligence and good temper that
may be developed in horses by kindness.
There is no precedent for his running
away, nor for his Becoming frightened
or tired, even when he has carried some
stout laird from Lerwick to his house,
many Scotch miles across the hills. He
moves down the rugged hillside with
admirable circumspection, loaded pan
nier fashion with two heavy
"cassies" of peat, picking his way
step by step, sometimes sideways. In
crossing DOGGY spots, where the water is
retained and a green carpet OF aquatic
grass might deceive some steeds and
bring them headlong to grief in the
spongy trap, he carefully smells the sur
face, and is thus enabled to circumvent
the danger. In the winter the Shetland
pony wears coat made of felted hair,
and specially suited for the season. His
thick winter garment is well adapted fol
protecting him against the fogs and
damps of the climate. 1t is exceedingly
warm and comfortable, fits close to the
wearers dapper form, and is not bad.
looking when new. But when the coat
grows old, toward spring, at the season
when the new one should appear, it be.
comes the shabbiest garment OF the kind
that you often see. Its very amplitude
and the abundance of the material rem
der it the moro conspicuous, when il
peels and hangs for awhile ragged and
worn out, and then falls bit by bit till
the whole of it disappears. No horse
looks at his best when losing his old
coat, and the more coat there may be te
lose, the worse he looks.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03
An Embryo lsa lrOad.

When Cheyenne was at the zenith OF
its glory, sign of General Offices OF
the CHEYENNE, Pacific Slope and Sand
wich Island Railroad" was hung out one
morning without creating the least sur
prise: If one person had asked another
where the depot of said railroad was,
there might have been some hesitation
about answering; but it was some time
after the sign was out that any special
inquiries began to be made. Then an
Eastern man walked in one day, carpet
bag in hand, and said;
81 suppose you connect at San Fran
cisco with the regular steamer =
well. yes; 1 suppose we shall, was
the hesitating reply. :,
"Shall? Isn't your road through
yet?"
well, not quite
'.Do you take it in Salt Lake,
Salt Lake? Yes, think we do"
How much for ticket?"
well, cant say exactly, as we have
none on sale Just yet.
Can get one ut the depot?'
"Well, think not; we haven't any de-
pot yet" -,
''Can pay on the train?"
well, you see, we have no trains
yet" ;,
II suppose I can walk on the track
persisted the stranger. =.
well, | should have no objection If
we had track"
''No depot, no tickets, no trains. no
tracks; what sort of IA railroad have you
got anyhow
"Well, you see, it's only on paper thus us
far Int as soon as we can sell SIS, 900 900
worth of stock we shall begin grading
and rush business right along. If You
happen to be along when we get to gong
we will put you through as low as any
other responsible route" =.
The stranger stuck his hands INFO his
rockets. stared hard, whistled softly,
and then walked out on tiptoe without
another word.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03
capital Stock, paid up, $l,ooo,ooo.oooO
sm3nlus $432,733.93


Thanking our friends Tor Their If , Or a"
patronage during the past year. snaa w viii result
sr,un ali business entrusted to us. A A
we, with much pienstre,. s eS H. af,rs
vo,r notice the subj joined statement OF me nh"rs
of his Bank and offer our services should yen at
any time desire tho transaction OF any IN yor
c5'.ec.o on business, or make any '""Ae' "
prcscnt banking arrangements
RESOURCES.
Raul Estate Bank Bsuil1fnG) loU'USX ~ ~
Hills Receivable ...........'A, SaC,SSSc "a
DycrllrNftS (<OlvCMt) ...:.:.:. AVS.gSD 1S
H.usI Estate taken for DENT. S'ny~1a 80 80
Land ASSN and Dock Stock. S;gS S 80
IDup from Banks q Bankers. dS.,D.S ~
Cash (cOiu In our vnnIt) 80. O%o.S.@ :"
83,O4l,52O "A
Liabilities.
CAPITAL Stock. ........ .SA,VVV'sy.0o ~ ~
Reserve Fund (Surplsisl -. -, % U 10
Due DeIpOsitOrs ....-. l,SUv, 30 ~,
Due to Banks and Bankers AO|, ..0 ~
Due Dividends .............., l1- oW
S3,O41, $40 a
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03
RESoUR CES.
Liabilities.

We rive advice I'm detail of all credits. ana
acknow ledge promptly all letters. and VIII furnish
u private photographic code to correspondents
when requested. r,,.
SHIPMENTS Of Gold md silver btlisOn
will have special CAFE and prompt returns. 80, :,
ISciug connected by 1ele1DhOne WIN al
the principal warehouses and the produce En-
change" We keep thoroughly posted In the wheat.
GRAIN and Flour market aid IRE prepared al
all times to make loans Flour. wheat ana BAR
ley, and other approved Merchandise IN warehouse;
Investments made Oss Commission, anu
NDpctnI att milton given 7" tho n"Hotla'ioh OF
irst-class loans Of Cities counties anu oiher COZ
porations.
We Buy and Fell Hills Of Exchange on
the Principal Cities III the UNITED STATS, ENGLAND
FRANCE and GERMANY.
Collect ions made und prompt returns r'n-
dered ut market rates of exchange.
Telp.srnplsic transfers made with NEW
YoRK, Bosr5N, CHICAGO, and the prihgipnl CUES ot
the U. s.; also cable transfers to Europe.
Letters fl'resiit and Commemorative red
It's issued on the principal cities of the UNITED
STATES and ErRoPE.
Looms made On gOOsl ('Ollntcrals or mp.
proved NamrS. G"oi Bu-iness No'ee anu
Drafts discounted at lowest market rates.
Deposits received, subject u Sheck
without notice.
National, state. City and County Bond.
and Warrants, aud other Securities, bought
and sold.
we respectfully cnll attention to our
facilities for doing every kind OF legitimate
banking Business. Yours, very respectfully,
IL. II. MCDONALD,
President,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03

and death $1,000
m.ilS.. Ia : case OF thtr kind the VITAL - =
SfO8AIivE under his aps.sl advcs ana , .rsas
oss fnund in ~ m. M6NT1E treats all private
dsesses successfully without mercury
NJ. Thorough examination and anvGe, uscuu.s
snaivss Of urine As co. Price of vital AeesoeoAsve
8 o hottie, four times the quantity s"s g
nom onserv alton; and IN private name dssre9 ny
SKETifsU I. cure al kinds Of Kidney and
HlSd6s9 fomplaints, 0on0FThna, 0leet IeucorIn1S
For sa1e BY IN druggists; 81 oosoe' NJ oo'''< w
N. nalxTIEe lAuAEk9oN rlklS - Sss
sJss 4 s. gaSSSi ;Ss U ~ = 81 g., wA,s.a,s
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03
The Great English Remedy

Is q never.iailing Cure for
Nervous Debility Exhaust
ell Vitality Seminal Weak
ness, SpcrInatorrhpa.IS 0se
ManHoOA, lmpotency
Paralysis, and all the terri
bile ELECTS Of helf-Abnse
Youthful Follies, and es-
cesep In mIurer years,
such ~ Loss Of Memory,
1 .Assitudc. Nocturnal Ennis
sjons, Aversion TO Society.
Dmness Of Vision, Noises
in the Head; the vital hrid
passing unobscrved In the
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03

IfYou Want Satisfaction take your OLD
sewing machines to j. =. Garrison's sow
ing machine store, 1857 Thi'd street fort-
land Or. He has employed one OF the
best adjusters and sewing macnine re-
ns,res on the coast. Charges reasonable.
n work varranted for one year.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03

Por 4 couch or cold there y NO remed
eusi 70 Ammeu's Cough Syrup.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03

aSPoo" = epuooesOo.
warmers SAFE kidney and Liver Cure hes reach
eSsscsion or country. There are no Injurious sub
Ssncss nor faine and Temporary stimuians In tue
nsScsraiion. It Ia purely vegetable and com
S"s,cSsd under . formula that hes Pared severe
SsSs And won endorsements from snme Of the
SiShess medical talent In the county, New YORK
WOfld.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-03-03

The most beneficial discovery of the
century to man is Ammen's Cough Syrup.
A wealthy gentleman, who claims that 1t
entirely cured HIM of incipient consump..
ton, offered 5000 for the formula and
the right to manufacture and sell to the
world. which was refused. The Remedy
stands upon its own merits. A l5-cent
sample bottle will convince the most
skeptical of its virtues. Try it. II may
save your life. All respectable druggists
keep it, at Is cts. so Cts, and 81.
"I don't like a cottage man"
said young Sweeps to his rich uncle. who
was telling the story Of his early trials
for the hundredth time. "What do you
mean by cottage-built man?" asked
his uncle. "a man with only one story"
answered young Sweeps. That settled
it. Young Sweeps was left out OF his
uncle's will.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
Fine Workmanship.

If there be anything new under tho sun, New York is popularly supposed l. sooner or later possess it, and the ware: and merchandise of that city are thought to be d trifie better than those of the rest of the world. Little Tucson that were 1t set down within the limits ot Gotham, could scarcely be found in a days search, has, however, produced a most perfect piece of workmanship and ability of design, which has no counter part even in that great city of wonders
 Mir. John T. Pantlind. whose restless disposition has taken him upon many ione and dangerous ventures in thls and other countries, conclud, d a short time ago 10 have saddle made according to his own ideas Of the proper pattern, Ob- taiued through years of experience ln hOrsemaIshiI. He was familiar with the superiority of the saddle invented by Major Whitman. formerly O. the Third Cavalry, which Is now being largely manufactured by the Whitman Saddle Company, on Chamber street, New York, and concluded to combine with this model ideas obtained In the Argentine Republic, in Mexico, and in many parts O. the United States. He therefore sent to New York special and minute instructions for a saddle-tree combining all the cOnveniences of every known article of the kind, and made as light and graceful as possible, consist ent with the strength required. The work upon the saddle was done at the manufactory of Mr. c. W. Clarke, in Tucson, by a highly skilled workman froIa HermOsiDo, and 1t is unapproacha- ble iu thOrOughness and beauty. He has added the Argentine safety pommel of wrought iron, silver mounted, and 6 silver mounted canteL The stirrups are partly of Whitman's safety patent, with radical improvements that would be highly appreciated by equestrians. The wOrl; alone cost Sl52 in coin, and the saddle complete required an outlay of something over S2O0. It is provided with cincture, or cinch," as 1t Is gen. erallF called, made of white and black hair from the manes Of young colts, and is a broad and beautiful article. MT. Pautlind has had produced a truly ex- cellent model of a saddle that cannot be improved upon anywhere, either in de sign or workmanship.
 MT F. II. Paul, who acted as Grand Marshal upon the occasion of the obse- qUies on Monday, was the first man to ride in this saddle, and its beauty was remarked by many people. Its owner treasures the new production next to his remar zable dog "Gertie," and guards 1t with jealous care
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
SuElniOnS.

VN DISTRICT COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL X District. iu the County of Pima Territory of Ars11l. IEel- ka-E plaintiff against l.. Lsr.rnlorf and Albert Sfeinfeid. copartuers uu- ae- firm uure ul L. Leckeuuorf G O.. defend- ants. Summons.
 Action hroa.Ht in tha District Court of the Flr-t 5Uusr-.l District In and for the County of i.ga. ll ti- Territory 5f Arizona.
 tie Territory or Arizona -grd- rreCti lg to: L. L1cEeuauf and Albert SteInfrld. cupartuers un- e .r arm ulme of L. Leck-uJurf t Co.
 You are he-ehy summoned and required to aIi- I'ar m gu action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of u-e ilrst Judlrlal District m and for the County oi Pima. Iu The Territory of Arizona. and an- -Wcr thr complaint filed with the Clerk of this Court at Tucson. lu sand county Ia copy of which clE-rlallt accompanies thl- Summou-i within tWalfy days .eXcluSive of the day of ~ervlceI alter t.e service upCl you of tiI- summons. if S.rvai lu thl- county but 1T served out of the county and within thl- district. then within thirty days; in an other cuze- forty days. This >si-t uclou ls brought by plaiutItf to recover of q. i,lilut- tle sum of SIX Thousand and Seven a.-liH Dull1I- for goods. Warg- and merchandise -uld and delivered with lelui interest and per ceufL-e allowed ny law. wILi more fully appear by reference Go tle complaint on rls herein.
 And you are hereby notified that f you faIl tO appear and an-wer the complaint as above re- 4l.pi. tLe p-UutlE will take judgment by de- ago and costs and disbursements m this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and seal Of the sad Dis trict Court at Tucson. this 1iih day of Septem- ber. A. p. I--1.
 lsEU-I GEO. A. CLUM. Clerk. HEHEgoHD 6 ZtBEIsKIE, Attys. for Plaintiff.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-10-02
GaleKKiile.

The people who left Galeyville whe1 the Indian scare first became known have nearly all returned, and work ha. been resumed upon many of the prom ising mines in that vicinity.
 The Texas Company's mines have been developed enough to show a good ledge of ore about five feet wide that averages from $50 to SS0 per ton. The ore does not run enough to lead to make 1t good smeltinE article, and the com pany have purchased several mines al Granite Gap, over the New Mexico line about twenty miles from the furnace that assay from $40 to $50 in silver and fifty per cent. lead. This ore mixed with Texas ore gives the proper propor- tiOn of hux for smelting. About 6p tons of Granite Gap ore are in sight, and at the shelter there are one thousand tons of Texas ore and three hundred more on the dump. A sale of their property to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, parties IS now pending. The price agreed upon Is S200000. The new company purpose erecting works at once and put the mine upon its merits as dividend producer. The mine Is one of great promise and undoubted value, and 1t will eventually become one of the prominent mines of the Terri tory. The Bruce mine, at Gsleyville. although showing but two feet of ore at a depth of fifty-iye feet, gives great promise. The ore runs from S20O to SllOO per ton, and is free milling in character. The latter mine is owned by MT. A. E. Smith and others.
 Business Is again looking up, and a lively time Is looked for this winter Several important sales are on the tapis, and capital will instill new life into that district.