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Received of James Reilly the sum ef five hundred dollars (SJ0D), in trust for the following purpose viz: To be applied i'll the payment of costs and counsel fees in all eases in thc courts, against the so-cail Mountain Maid Mining Company, Fordycc Ro- per or any 5.r>nn or persons, claim. ing under him or them, and in favor of all persons Gas herein rrov;ded who have title or possession to lots on the surface Of the so-callcd Mountain Maid Mining Claim, whether their title be under the patent issued to Mayor Randall, dated September 22, lSs0. CT q bona iidc adverse possession of five years. and generally t6 protect said lot owners and defeat all spurious claim oi title t. said lots under or by the so-oi!lel Mountain Maid Mining Company, and ] promise to devote said sum 'oi money as well aS all other monies, received hy me in trust for the above stated purpose and for the f,Irthcrance of the above stated ob- jcctS. and in the protection oi the righ oi all settlers or persons, who shall within five days from date oi this receipt. enter into contract with said James Reilly, to contribute q specified amount for the enlargement and strengthening Of tEi.. fund and III defense oi their homes and the!i rights.
 It being expressly stipulated and agreed at the final termination oi sun O. suits, affecting the establishment {" titles herein mentioned, that a full ac counting of all monies receSved ant disbursed with proper vouchers io such disbursement made in the inter est of this purpose, shall be made t' the parties in interest, and any un expended balance of money on hant shall be apFortioncd to each con tributor, in pro rata to their contribu q n or their interest in said fund.
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Tu tIc GyrcEs and occupants oi lot, un lha a:l. -@d Mountain Na.i" mine, } a-', you Go read carefully tine receipt oi 1Ir Biirn, pH"ii>hcd in another column e this paper. d. well B, ti.s d.ai; ol a contract for yyur c"".iicra- tirm, following ,aid ~c~rir; w:."h l tL.Hk c;!5ain U.cms.t"cs.
 al.p thiul. that any c"tvni com- ,a,at ol them i.om ?. wouid hc ou. o. place. B., Will HOW ay tp you tha, ncijhcr t.:r a!ounta:u Maid Com pany nor :'ordycc Roger have auy ,i,!o whatever e. auy lot on tho u~- lace oi tho -o-c..lI.d Mountain Maid n:nr, j. ?.op,.ly ,c-t"i .u court, but [, ,o te.t i,, counsel, cti:cnr- a:.3 coort ircs mu-: b. raiA, tor attorney~ vii! uot stand up and ..a..t you. t2h: :or nothing, .art.cuIu.y vHon ,hny L...c iami.ies to support. | yuu. sf5-c1ii- tons under t.o contract offered ! 'sit.Oi -.-t " iF' t..btt-'t4fl 't''.4'i-N- ! propose to employ Judge Mitchell. Judge Robinson and Goodrich and smith, and to pay each retainer Of ,bou; 10 c. 2J per cent. C.: i.i, fec in ! allowance, and for that Pu.prsc NIT. B!;nn las $500 balance to be paid & Worl; advances; (sc" contrdct.)
 ! l. k true men may gay that thtt one court las already decided that Tor,!ycr Roper ha. tiIlc, to-wit: The ease of fine CI,inaman, hul against this ii k worthy "f notice that there are mere then ten persons in po>scs- sion of lot I5. block Is, who w, r, never served with sumnnonS iu that ease, who knew nothing 3houi it and cared les, and never wcr dispusScsscd | Judge Berry says the Hbipaman par
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.cr :hr Indian a'.d .f.yth,i t-r tEc whit man: if th"v ,.rnna cl;,u, 'hrr m. am"rlilr to th. .amr l-w. and {. th. Indians c.r..t sry ci.i.o ;n this T",".-p.y. they shall b. d,a,t .wi,r acrHriin. to Law. and who cy.r Aas c.r@' ,t 'N- Indians Will h. com .lcd ta e.yr th'H rp. for want to t,l you ,ua, ,hr Gov,rl.r of th:- Territory j. h.-',riu authority than amy military rn.4mauicr in tl," Ter ,.t, ry Nh.n 1a.~" my lanj to li.-h T v.n and ,al,o thc oath of office a- Ge ru"rI hcroMc cola. o: veal in habits. in taste and ;u cuuyic- t:nu- and Naur interest," a." mine. and vevr CyInraor | will work l.r chc lr,ar.rj;r Q; ..rizo"~ and hcr people, and hop" ti#t i.nm thi- time on tIat Ag;loua N.I iol-a aMaad and It. come what j. t.ary, ;o b., ,hr I;r',- o., Territory ia GIc Union. TL.rkiu2 y.n kindly .ur r.er o.pr. :.uH @.
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S2jU .or the lot aft..r judgment. l will hot eUntrad;ct him. bat am justified .n dpuhting H." -tatsHicnt. and an a'.y justified ir hclic-inr ;h" Hhoi" ease wa, fraud Q! som" kind, fer q. knuw that th" judgment was w.o"c. I. the ease was properly presented.
 Now, lf anr of you are slaves or tlunki"-, and had rather pay tribute tg ti!".c men wAp ioist on you claim they mu>' know to be unjust and un- lawful in o:,;cr to suck your very i.aart's blood, says God Almighty holp you," ior cannot
 In conclusion think S25 to $3O p"~ b. i+ "nplgh for each of you to s'!.srrih", unless i'll exceptional cases where you have very valuable prop ortv, hut van. no on" to opprcsS himself. hu. 45 must make myself responsible for counsel fees and have alr"adv deposited all the money can l,i-r, ! tiiml, you should br prompt and liberal particularly as yor are gua,uu.urd thAt nomorc oi the money Ni.i To- ua.d ,aan there iS necessary :u~ thi- parpo,"s; s'" Mr. BHnn's re- c.ipt. anI please do not expect me [" h,- you tp subscribe, for l want none 0! >,ur monrv for myself and will nc, hare i3 un.css after ;iie work done anl you have money to spare you hpulI giyv il to me freely.
 JAMES REILLY
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CAMP AT MrD STRINGS. Oct.

CAMP AT MrD STRINGS. Oct. 1G.
 EIIToE DAILY TOMBSTONE: SIR : Would you be kind enough to call the attention oi th" Headquarters to T fat that certain physicians C. sur grons who ara supposed to .i-.t reg ularly certain camps to treat the sick, do not do so. But one particularly ;> always in q drunken state, and np surgeon visits this camp at all Three men being i'll, and one surgeon being requested twice to come, failed to SD.
 w. are cnIcayoring to our duty aS cnli>tr,! men and would cali on those who are commissioned to do their duty. \ SOLDER.
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Mc--rs Caldwell d, Stanford ha,C ;Sr sale, at a laar@ain, 2,oO0 feet Gi new redwood shelving and ro4ntcrs, all seasoned and oiled. Also one good i.rs-Iroo. .a:c, and office furniture. VIII be s.!d a; a bargain io- cash, if called fer g, once.
 CaDwL!L & STANFORD, o!IU Allen Street.
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Notice.

All parties. owing the late fri.' dF. Caldwell & stanford MIST PAY thcir acc"'lrts to \. J. Ritter by ihc first of N"vcrIhcr, CT their accounts will he placed im the hands oi an attorney, wh" VIII sue them, compelling them to pay. \. J. RITTER, Agent
 oiT-it of Caldwell ,G Stamford. ,
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SOhEty Court.


 MONDAY, Oct. l9, lSSJ. The regular vcnirc of 10 jurcr> was returned, number being excused the Court ordered a special vcnirc Of 30. Territory vs. Gaston--Counsci for defence moved to continue the case until after the civil case was disposed, but the Court donicd the motion, and set the case for Wednesday next.
 Territory vS. Lathrop, grand larceny Was set for Wednesday.
 Territory vs. Blair, grand larceny Set for "Wednesday.
 There being no further business the Court excused all witnesses and juror until 9:3O "Wednesday morning.
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NO!jr(. fO fEc PHLY;r

Mcssrs. Caesar < WherirIix are .cI!jnff NATURAL TRUCKEE ICE n, 2II cents per pound, Ia anybody and cvrry- e body They have large supply on hand and carload on the road all the time. NO DANGER OF IT GIVING OFT . as they are compelled io have ir, as they keep one caiload or beer constantly on h'nd, for which they have '" ke-r -rr. n'"rii,iss .,r = s
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: i.r>t-c!a-- baker, on" who can take charge. Nonc but sober man need aFrly. \ good situation and good wages viii hr given tn th" right man. Cal! un or address the Eclipse Bakery ic:ah>ionc. !. T. tt
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w:'' ln D,c~.t ".;'. ,At. -,,. "n :h.s Indian Iu-t4a
 jui.r NHt.n = ri H.a. r. had

iaa.Hn question
 Ja'.y Na.ar s .a -4a. t. had listened l., ,.- .".sl, o. ,lrG ,- c~'..,. "rl ..' .r~-' t.." ,E.., sup l.rt a. E.o''t~n, a- wrG at D.m-o- crat- .p as,.-' A:m .n h,, admin.-'ra- t;un. aAl tlat .. (N.trh,l,J, asa R,- ru'..ran ani speaking .or himself, nn,t heartily endorsed tA" Governor, but in 1ht c3mrrtion hc wanted ,o tol !i,;,, story io i!ln-:-a:r his ro,i- ton. IT, -;a:.d that :- thr present time ti. Republican party wa. little >irl:, aui then hr toli ,hy ai.3winy Story, which wa- yor@ alrrppo:
 cone tia"a 3 man named Jones wa, ,.~y .i-&, an1 ii- physician. had told h.m t'at'.- t;,ar had com. #nd hr 'sad better ath. I:4 peas, on csrth before ha d.a1 Ci.n l..ria~ ta:., J.aes v.e w~.a v.~r a~arr l-umr lrao. ..-. .as ama4 s.c..j ;. .i'h. ~.,h wh.., i had ;i,r most o,,a,"Ia r@1 ,n.- l.- .-~'..', a-n,t. E.. ..r- -.:y".-.. T.;. +a.t.A +uo.'ij~ granted ar1 .~n. !. .~n" F., .ro.a, wa-u J.a ca',n l.m ,ach and -aii: '~iuitn #I%.; w.n, thr olI @-nd2- roos.'" Jad4. Mitc..! ..,rd tile' # tn" Republican l@s.y e., v,n tao old crni-o ~,.
 Cr1 !I-:r,' pa'-. as follows: N>. CU#-naam, Mr C....nor a..d %rrI - a.H ,l ih. ,'.y o. I nl.-tou": .N- i entered 'al. star iah this c.,a- ing, I-..rI u.. iaaF. ..~.. be,@.ht .tto oG". ::.". sam -.,i t,,z' n.l a co.a>;.l cnl.r-,t-crt {. Covcrr.r Xu- lick. whr j- 5. uon {, nn.p"" Gov c-aHrn. t:'s T,s....ry. aan alm @l,d tla' tln rrn..i..i ha- gone into t" ior".-a cou:ty, New i,.sry, and -o- l"rt,l :, Governor for r-, iur h, has rno 'l.ud anI will give ua rel: an., prosperity am @iad .l"t " !.,v, achieved ,t;. result. I;in 2laI tl.at We iiaYc a':cccclrd in setting man ! who iS id"ntli.cd in spirit with th, welfare O: cur o.oI.i. and our Ter ! ta~v Grr. /a.iaF, you iav" # toGl , 0. m.u around yu- "t lo:h parties ui.n whom yrn cu, s,.y with cer ta:.ty.
 Jo- Pa-rl aiy. h :yfersc {, th. d.nla.iIa oi55 party, ~t..~d tia, |. wa- glad the rool.ir were sp wyl! ,at i.hcd with t:a,;r n"w o,pycmoy, an, predicted tie h,4i..niag oi prp-pc: otis career i,. t'.o Te~'.,,ry under th' administration C.: l,av. Zu'icl
 s.acc3..z We're ,aa," :,y many C tac : nNa.-aH present, h.;. !.ra e space prevents II, from giyinG then. much 8. w. wo,;lI ,ikc @.
 1 IT, councctio" wit. tAo reception a"d !an4u.t to, much caccit c.nro . ip given {. Joseph rtech.lr, thr g, uia! l,rop..,.or "' thc Occidental Ii, trl, wno Wa iade:a;.-abln il lis C. :yr,a to make tho a:la.. the grand >ue cc.s that i: Wa, ep~riu. neither tin
 nor yNuc"-. il l.i- efforts ;a aAai.r th affair "9. thai ]. worthy ot TpMi ~t,a.
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Dated. Tombstone, Arizona. Octv,,r lHth ISL |. N I}lrxv.
 r,ust"c.
 We wh-~c n@,, "> are hc,runto sub ~c'ihrd, do hereby covenant aMd agree. each for hin<c.:. with James Ee;llv as follows:
 l,t. That vc each OWN ccgtain lot. cr parts of lots in tine city ot Tmuh- stone, situate cn fine sur,acc gro,ad ii the Su-cal,ed :" Mountain Maid" mine. and that our r;it,c ;s derived from the patrn, oi the town-ite 0: said ci,y to -Alds RadaN. Nayor, dated Scptcn.- bcr 22i. 1880, or where We have h, {. such title, that We have a hgna tid" adverse possession oi more. tha, five years.
 2nd, That We will each pay T. .ai4 James lilly the sum scfclq--ite our rc-pc,tiye'uamcs. 10 be used K L, E.. El:n. Eeq., and the sail. James E-il,v to pay costs and ca@"s.. t.c> + a:, ,!:-- igat;om :a :avo- o;us and cJc' o: us. and aga;,.~, .lt Mountain Mad Min ing Company aal Frulley E'r.r,aa' all ciriuing under 1f:; = hem, ,~ either oi them. a.,l 'tp dricai u~..nt cacir Q; u> ;n our our ,u~,r>,: ?. o. said lot, a-aia~t jhc M"ultat. Nai4 Mining Company. Fo.dyce Ro,.or and their or cithcir ct their a--ign,
 3yd. TLa; il. case the said Moan tain Maid Mining Company, For.yce Roper, C. their c~ either 0. tl";- a~- signs shall bring sri. against IT, or any of Us. on account Q: ,aid la.-. we will immcdiat,ly dyl.v to >a.d Reilly. or to counsel employed hy hj.A. tl.c papers served on IL, with all dorU- mcnts and other information im our possession relating to ,aid lt,. and will also give testimony q: a'i 'act- in orr knowlrd.. relative to -aiY .ot- and our right; thereto.
 II. this on tl,, following coalitions. and E"t otherwise;
 1>'. That said Jan,s Reilly ,hai, employ >cy,ral competent counsel and retain them to ictcnd |, aEl each '! Us in any and all actions brought against u- or either of IL, whether l.y the Mountain Maid Mining Company, Fordycc Roper CT thci: CT either ci their assigns cr grantees.
 2nd. That the said Reilly shall comm"ncc. witLyut unncccs>agy d.- lay, an action or actions il a coInp,.- tent court to test the validity oi the claims "i the sail Mountain Maid Mining Company and For'lycc Roper tp said lot., or some ci them, al.Q di,;- gently prosecute t.c same to iud2- mcnt.
 3. That hc shall obtain in such cont q jUGgnl"lt. Or judgments, set til 7 aside said ,ioumta;n Maid patent, or jud- thataN right, conferred by sa; Mountain Maid min" patent, :s subsequent tn and inferior to the rights Of thr- .,Ib-cril.r-, to the pos session oi their said io;-.
 ith. That said sums shall bc paid in the following manner Tn" a' the time. herein specified an! not other wise. Twenty per cent. "f said -uIns on the institution oi suit or suit, to test the aforementioned title. 20 Icr cent. wftn the iir-t judgment i> oi'- taincd in favor oi tre;c subscriber, or any oi them. CT im favor ci any person holding under the same -ighl n the question of the validity of th, said Mountain Maid Mining Company C. said HorcT, and against thc validity oi said claim, and 5c per c,at. Jhca the question shall firailr To- settled ;I favor oi these subScrIhccs beyond a! reasonable dispute.
 The following di>I.atch Was received
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The following dispatch was received hy Gov. Zulici; last evening:
unN C METEr If.IIcE Tnmh.tnn.

HOH. C. MEYER XUIICK, Tombstone: :: -Icu.i. m, L. congratulate you upon yoUr appointment as Governor of Arizona. welcome you t. coarse fare rough diet and severe duty. Will be glad to see you here at the Capital aa carly as convenient to you, and will ChecriulIy assist you and your a lmin- i-tration in all directions desired. also congratulate thc mining interests in getting 8 friend in your appoint mcrt. r. \. TEITLE.
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Nothiug for record :n the County Tccagds,> o.lic" to-day.
 County surveyor Howe returned to ;A.- ci,y last evening.
 Nc.sr-. k"rror & Peterson arrived in th= city to-day from Ochoaviil,.
 Mr. !. I.aycNthul arrived to-day from l., Angeles.
 Capt. Converse i, up from Charles ton. Cap i. on d jury-so he thinks.
 Sheriff Hatch returned last evening from Yuma. The sheriff informed q rcpoytr: tha; the burning of the Yuma ir.d-" Was .hDut :; o'clock in the morning, and hat th" fire commenced on the California side, turning the bridge to th" draw, which Is on the Yuma ,,i,.
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AEu,c E'rfnl. nGc~~iOn~.

Cur remedies aIy unreliable. .'-Dr. Valentine Mott.
 'W'e have multiplied diseases. .'-Dr. Rush, I!ilad"lpia.
 "lhuu~au1s ?lr annually slaucht- crcd in the sick room. .'-Dr. Frank.
 "Thu science "i medicine is founded OR conjecture, improved |" muidcr.' ,;ir Ayti"y Cooper, M. D.
 .Ihr medical practice oi the pres em: ej"- i; neither philosophical nor common Ecnsc."-Dr. Evans, Edin- lar-h, scotland
 llr. ni" Lewis, who ahilors drugs as a IuIo and practice, hygiene, is frank enough, however, to say over his sig nature, ii l ictnd miy.cli the victim of a serious kidney trouble, I should u.c Warmers safe cure, because am satisfied it is not injurious. The med icaI lroi, sion stands helpless in the l.Yc.'ucc oi m"Ic than one such mal- a!y."
 An old l,rovcrh says: II q person dies without the services oi q doctor, then d coroner must be called i'll and ipry cmpancl!cd to inquire and de 'criu;n" IINou tlic cau-c oi death; but i . doctor attended the cas', then no . coroner ard jury are needed, as every body know. why the pCrsnd dicd.- Medical Herald. Ols-lw
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N-OO.il:.,.! SH.'i:.;.

NJ. 3caiy wi' give another Of those e.jpya0.e soyinls q: ihe Nrptru, Wells. on pext saturday sv.n:3- T.s music wi he iurni>hr. hy the ,Tetv.,,.,,an B.o:aer,. wI;t','t, }. gp.l.n, z or.a' il Vi b. frs; c!a>s: oiI-4
 .E,it>~"
 Deputy Un;tc1 '~!gta<-.Nar-hal E M. Mills. o: Arizona, latt yesterday morning with Ii. l..:, ncr James Crothcrs. tor rhcniy. Arizona, where the latter will tried in the United States court .or yobbing the .aail.- Aspen Times
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s'k..ii,~''
..s.lisc.''

In an interview with an A,huqUcr- que reporter, .;ci,. Crook say4 that there has been forty Indians killed during this campaign, and as i.c has repeatedly assured th" country tha; there was only :orty-two bucks oif tho reservation. the >4uaw. nu>t b. devil i>h good fighters 10 cause the militia to le cal d out to aid him, as there k only two bucks left. There has been -oa"t!ing >tretchcd.-Lprd-hurg Ad- vance.
 -E.;i.c..'
 T..o,. T. Dowcn and wife. San r. dro; J. !. Iunphy and wife NogalcS :; J. !. Jones, ". k. Ramsey. Bi>bec ; w Weaver, ". :. Davii. San Fran cisco; Der Corey. Dos C"hcza> F. C Norton, Bi-hcc; Mr>. Mark, sonora ; l. T. Aston, L. F. Gray, ]. M. Hall. rens;,. are registered at the Occ;- dcatal hotel
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DnknIR NpWSleIS.

Webster had about 900 Indians to help
celebrate the Fourth. and the Reporter says
of the sham battle of the braves: The
sounds of the firearms and the wild whoop
of the Indians, made for few moments,
an intensely exciting scene and made the
spectator feel that this weird, fantastic,
grotesque scene was, perhaps, but the repre-
sentatiOn of the battle scenes. wild and mer-
ciless, these plains have witnessed in the
years agone. when few palefaces were
the victims of the ferocious onslaught
In the spat at jamestown between two
papers 1t is charged that all affidavit is. on
file in the land Office at Fargo. made by Col.
Burke of the Capital, of continuous resi-
dence on his presumption six months, when
he was personally at his home in James
town. Col. Burke is an active churchman
and model of propriety, but if he did make
oath as alleged it is no more than thousands
of others have done and are still doing. There
are mental reservations required in a vast
number of the oaths made to land claims
and it is thought st. Peter will do a great
deal of winking on this subject, but the
land department is trying its best to keep
from Winking.
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IuternaI Commerce.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The annual re-
port on internal commerce for 1885 prepared
by Joseph Nimmo, Jr.. late chief of the
bureau of statistics. was given to the press
to-day. 1t relates to the commercial, in
dustrial and transportation interests of the
Pacific coast The first part is devoted to
the grain fleet of California, the railroad
problem of California, the cereal and pas
toral product and salmon fish
cries of Oregon and Washington Ter
ritOry and the improvement of the mouth
of the Columbia river. Part second relates
TO the movements of the cotton crop of the
United States, and part third TO the range
and ranch cattle business. which subject
has already been presented in a special re-
port prepared by Mr.. Nimmo in reply to a
resolution of the house of representatives.
The present report is accompanied by five
maps illustrative of the subjects treated OF
in the text.
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Races TO-morroW.

Tomorrow there will be pleasant racing
matinee at Lily Lake driving park. which
at present in first-claSs order. The track
is acknowledged to be the best and fastest in
the Northwest, and although the events to-
morrow are only local, good deal of inter-
est is being manifested, as there has been a
spirit of rivalry among the owners Of the
horses, and each one will speed his trotter
for all he is worth. There will be any
amount of sport, and undoubtedly the at
tendance will be large. The admission fee
is only % cents, with no extra charge for
the grand stand. As there are five events
the afternoon will be fully occupied, even
with the best two in three. Some of the
classes are quite full, as the following will
show. Races viii begin at . o'clock sharp.
Three-minute ClaSs-George Boryowman
enters sorTel horse; James Gamble, bay
horse; James Maloy, Lucy; G. NJ. Sey-
mour, ch. stallion; Jack Lyons, Prince;
Mike Donaven, Flora; j. Il. Sturtevant,
Patchen Fred.
$50 Class. IL. Hadley enters Charles
Conklin; Jack Lyons, Riley; John New
quist, Blind Tom; Abe Rohrbach, Ned III.
Three-minute Pace-Jack Lyons enters
bay horse; Louis Hinkley, bay horse; JO-
seph Olson, Lidy Anderson.
2:3S CASA. J. 0Tff enters Fashion; C..
p. Gregory, sorrel mare; Isaac Staples,
Western Maid.
Running Race to Haness-R. Maloy en-
tiers Gray Wonder: w. Rutherford, Black
Eagle.
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New school Manual.

The board of education has issued a man.
ual for the use of the schools. 1t begins
with the duties of the superintendent, the
teachers and the pupils. 1t then takes up
the course of studies from the primary to
the high school, giving the best methods of
teaching each grade, as well as for the
drawing and music department. 1t also
gives the course of high school studies for
the four years, and is replete with useful
information. 1t must be of valuable assist
ance to teachers. Prof. Curtis and the
school board and others who got it up may
be more than satisfied with their work.
The schools are being put on most eff
cient footing and the best of work has been
done. The teachers are energetic and COM
petent and the superintendent, Prof. Cur
lis, thoroughly understands his work.
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SALTWATER NEWS.
Return Of Company k--Matinee To-
Day--Discharge of Smith.
Reports of More Damage Done by the
Recent Hail Storm.
Company X Home Again.

Company X returned from Camp Bend
yesterday morning. They were well salts
fed with their success in camp. as from
being the smallest company last year they
We're largest this; and from a miserable
shooting score last year they this year quail
flied fourteen of the thiTty-nine sharpshoot-
ers of the whole ten companies. From the
number of excellent maTksmen ii looked
as if they would have won the company
flag, but Fergus Falls obtained ii. They
We're well pleased with their treatment in
camp and between the officers and men
there were the kindliest feelings. What
they thought of Capt Bronson they showed
in the presentation of a beautiful sword 10
him and the captain deserved it at their
hands, as no one could 90 more than he
has done for Company X. With Capt.
Bronson and Lieuts. Castle and Davis III
command Company X will continue to hold
the proud position she now holds among
the other companies of the First regiment,
and when camp is held next year she will
do as well as this. The boys are none the
worse for their weeks outing and the only
changes that could be seen were a firmer
and more soldierly bearing and the natural
effect of exposure to the rays of old Sol.
The boys had their share of amusement In
camp. but so far as could be learned they
did no wantOn mischief