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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-28
THE s ATE KILOGRAMS.
ANEaRo KILLS A WHITE MAN
at H0uston-At jefferson q Business
hsuso Receivers 5000 Damages
for Being Closed Up--ghe Muir
der Trial Mt Waxehaahic.
Sherman's Budget.
Bowie


BOWIE, Sept, I.-lSpeclal.l --Yester-
/ day was o day Of considerable bugle
and business ia Bowie. A more than
Ordinary large crowd gathered in
Town, and the ,rsdo, traffic and bsv-
ing reached good proportions.
From % to 80 bales Of cotton were
rootiveo yesterday; from $50 10 So
twas paid theralor.
Jusucoe court was engaged 81 dsy
T with the locally Interesting and now
well advertised fotoible dctRiper anti
Iof Conrad, & well-kpoWn Garuap, va,
zone Springer, 80 unsolicited and IN.
|aoeepteole spu-ig-iHG, and another
herman ior the posaaSsion Of certain
premises rented by tho irsts fstaer-ip-
law 10 the couqueting nug sNd son-ju-
law before their present relations ex.
lsteo. This WAS Gbe second tglRl. and
@ large number OF German Witnessed
Iand friends, mostly In sympathy win
the herois cheY@lier, we're ia nttena-
ance. Tho iaiter EsiNed tho zuir, M
well rs tho eirl, aud at least "gset
peer were dtsnk 20 his health and
Igood luck.
Chuob Thomas, u weli-to-do oolored
barbsr, Of Bowie, Wuo has accumu-
steu oohAiuffable = Cpetty and money
here, and by his .,uod behavior won
the good vim OF the whites IN and
RrouEd rown, wes lately appointed
rom thisssnatoriai district, student
% the Prairie View COOKED norlasl
school. Chubb is an Intelligent col.
pred man, and proposes 20 cducata
hlmseit, and make himself useful "a
bis race.
johnnie Davidson, . blight boy q!
ho0l Ii years, well c9nuecGed, and s.
raadsCn of Trevis, Cf historic fame ia
teXayi hss "su8tledp up dimes enoalt
10 start Il roTH egG ldnch Stand, win
nnque sign ~ front, O wing 20 John.
pio's nOhie anGeAGry and mis- real
nerts, tho public are interesting
hemsslve5 in ni,l, ana viii palronizt
fim literally,
Inc s'bor religious services are stu
= progress, housb Che interest seems
Tagging since Or. Blackburn, the able
lesiding elder, LEFT last week; and the
plghts lately arc 800 chilly 70 mako II
Pitner comfortable or healthy 10 re.
pain there long
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SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 27.-(9pecial. T.
Goiied county has raised the $40 600 re-.
quifed to secure the San Antonio &
Aransaa Psss railway, aud her eiti-
zens Are juoilpnt, ana this flattens ost
beeVillo, u rival Rspwant for the road
Il H. Williams, deputy sheriff OF
Soiiad county, UhO come days ago et-
telnpsed 70 arrest one Foster, "A negro
ealtIe tslef, and was shot IN tho right
sl=s and arm, after long SUI sriug
from his wounds' died two days ago
ne Was a m9rtOriaUs Oh ier. ss
photographed voN atthetimp, Foster y rs
gialn IA the light which followed hls
attempted arrest.
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I'M rolni-

WINS Polar Sept. &c. ISoccgsl,)-
Business 80 boemhg day, aud The
streets Wo crowded
hr. T. H. Richardson, OF kaufman
county, broushtin 10 bales OF cotton
To-Day Tho staple is bringing here
from So TO cents,
Mr. +, w. Hopkins, Who has been
mere about one month in the einploy-
ment OF j, j. nleksra Il Co. as hook-
keeper, In expecting his family from,
mSdisoni Alaoama, this evening. and
VIII become a permanent citizen OF
our thriving little city.
oolenoi J T., Owens ana fsnpiiy have
returned from their summer vacation
IN tina Esst.
ID. 81. Wynn, Esq, visited Houston
on legal business THIS week.
The genial G. W. Swank, represent
ing Adler, Goldman 4 Co, of 81, L.ouls.
ia among bis friends to-day,
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Hhs Howe Sowing Machine Company
In the Eaads of m Rc,si,cr

BnIporroRT, Sept. Sion the petl.
ton of several OF the principal stock
holders OF the Howe Sewing Machine
company, Judge Andrew, OF tho ss-
premc court, at Dsnbury, appointed Il.
Peirmley secretary and general mana
ger or tina company, ~ receiver there
oil the company. IL has outs,and inn
obligations amounting 10 5000, coo,
secured by bonds aud mortgsgos, and
there "a an unsecured floating debt of
Slb),OOO. Tho company has nominal
assnts OF S,ll0,000, aud IL $4,000 In
arrears TO employees. Tho corporation
has voted to Wind up Its affairs as soon
a. possible.
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Indian Atrocities

ToMnsrosE, Arizona, Sept. Gin
bonors on tho e7ih, 80 mlles IRON San
Pueblo mlno, near Nacosarl, Thomas
u Andrews, Jsmos McDornot,, Mrs,
Belle Davis, Of Tombstone, hor boy,
Frederick, and J. A, Me.lsson, wcro
smbushed by Apaches. MoDcrmott
anu Androws were killed. Tho boy,
rriadorick, Was wounded, but escaped,
MIRA Davis was osptured, and Matte.
sou also escaped uninjurod. The
Apsohes number about 20.
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Was ahachio
WANAHACAIE, sept, -. Especial. l.
The Willism Ponland murder case, in
the district court, consuming three
days, Terminated yesterday evening
a. o'clock. On Sunday, February q,
ls6i, Willlam Penlsnd shot and killsd
A. j. SaGell, soldier ia the Con-
foderato acmy, ut h0no ou q Through,
ana preparing TO returs 70 his
command on the following day.
Mr. Pnlend shortly after hod the
country, aud ths affair soon passed
away, and was apparently forgotten,
as was many such occurrences during
ana after The war, However, tharo
was one--thp widowed wife OF the do.
csased, now Mrs. Thompson. OF At
! nta, Goorgias-who was OF
remarkable besuty. She has never
ceased In her efforts 10 hunt down
I've slaysr or her husband,
ana though the fates seemed to be
assinst her, sno still persisted In the
search, aud after 70 long years OF wait
Ing and repeated disappointmcnts,
success has crowned her efforts, and
Mr.. rsnland was arrested by ex-
Sheriff John Braley, ST Trickham, III
Coleman county, IN tho summer of
1884, Dir. Penland was at the time,
anu has been for somo time, with his
family, living in McCulloch county.
Ee made a bond fer his appearance AZ
tho spring .erm Of tho court this year,
though Hhen tho ease was called he
was siok. aud could not be here, con-
| sequontly the case was continued.
II .V,N N h.
the defendant, rs was also Colonel Mo
Knight. Colonel Robert Sesy, VI Dali
las, WAS employed by Mira.
Thorpron TO Assist County Attorney
M. ID. Temploton In tho prosecution.
morning, tho 9th inst, and By )
O'Clock q Jury OF II men had been em-
peuellei, and the examination OF Wit
nesses begun. Az 3 o'clock Friday
the examination was completed, and
the arguments OF tho attorneys begun.
County Attorney Templeton led oil,
speaking three. hours. Ho was FOL.
lowed by MIR. Klmble, who
spoke about Eve hours; then
came Colonel Mcknight, speak
ing four hours Colonel Seay
thon wound Up the argument, speak
ing from o'clock until $50. His was
mastery effort aud won for him tho
admiration OF all. Such was the Ia
terest manifested Ia tho case that many
ladies graced tbs court room with
their presence, and oiten the shtrln'
would have TO seat the crowd, so eager
we're they 10 hear all oil the proceedings.
At half past 9 O'clock, Judge Arson
Raiuey charged tue jury, clearly de-
huing the murder, malice depressed
and implied) Insanity, aud pointsdly
INSTRUCTED them upon tho testimony
or Hr. Braley, who arrested the do
landsni THIS wan relative TO the oon-
vefsaulot hnd between Mr.. prtloy and
toiendant ~ the Ivts OF Tho BfrtHt,
The question vHu whetker or
not the conversaiioh was tcicrn, or
imnet iA'eiv situr tie arrest. ho uA-
fuei srrrAt. nad oharrel tnat no
threNI, however severn uf viuiant ~
however oltsn repeatsG, nor AN assault
pre vilNsiy made, would justify a
party In lying In wal, Tor hls anfsa-
on,st ard elayiug hin Tnc
jury retired, ard returned AZ
atI5;'o With verdict OF "gullty ofmur-
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LoNdVIET, Sept. c3.-lspeel,l.l-
WitAeSses to the nunbsr OF IB were
subp@naed yesterday 10 appear at
MArshsli tomorrow msrning TO givo
testimony in !he csso of. $. Tillery,
which comes up tomorrow, Tor the
murder OF Or. j. II. Allison, 10 this
place nsarly year ago.
Tia employees Of BGrrotps olrcus,
which shows hers tomorrow, were
waited upon by y eommitteo NJ mem
bsrs az the Baptist church, a6d large
number attended services At that
church this evening IN sonpcq9sncs.
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stabili,, for tbs silver NI.,r.,

An honest silver dollar In demanded
by tho people, but tho fall OF tho price
OF silver to fofty-seven ponce per
ounce In London eXcltes the fear OF
many that II would bo impossible 10
mako our silver coins intrinsIoally
worth M much NJ gold coins of the
same denominations, without very
frequent recoinage. How may tho
silver market ho mado stablo2 As tho
amount OF tho worlds silver In.
creased only s55q. 10000 from 1893 TO
1879, while the amount OF gold in-
creased sS,o5o,O00, GOV, II IL evident that
tho ovorpfoiuotion of silver has been
exaggerated, although Il IL truo tho
world produced Sl6,0Ono0o more silver
than gold during 1884. Tho excess
81 silver II nos likely To become grept
enough 10 noon disturh tho reln-
lions OF gold md silver In coinage n
Nil the grea. nations cooperate for tbs
establishment Of n standard 10 which
all coins should DO maas 10 conform.
IL the United States should, without
consultation with otner other nations.
decide to mako all our silver coins
worth intrinsicallv a. much a. rold
coins Of tho same denominations huo.
tuation In Tho silver marset
might very soon disturb the relation,
but II all tho rs,ions would agres
W make their silver cain. equivalent
20 goli ~ q certain price Of silver. tho
uefket might t1c0mo 60 atsblo that
recoiraFe would rot b. NECESSARY fot
quarter ~ = century. The Importance
81 tnuriisf a s1iu'inu Of tho pilVnf
niuhltm y lrrrgnlsCi Ia All pas,s OF
-" erf,d. Why nav not q ron,st-
ence ~ All nations b. called 10 pa.sb.
l.sh stanuefd 81 sllte- cnisnr, -
New York Express.
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Tho MAXWELL Casc.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 21.--Csblegrams
have been received here from London,
england, stating that Samuel n.
Brooks win soon start for IT. Louis, 70
ascertain definitely whether the man
now hold IN jail hero IA
the. murderer OF @. Arthur Prsllor,
And known vsriously az Hugh
-. Brooks aud Walter, n. LeuuoS.
Maxwell, is his son. 10 IL said n such
stsald prove 10 be the case AIR. Brooks
vii! be prepared r. presout some Inn.
Pof'-nt documents Ter the defense,
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three weeks sgo that tip-top crop of
cotton would be made, but owing 10
hesVy rains the psst week, worms
save made their appearance in large
numbers, and th0y have on most Eli
farms, entirely cessroy ed the prospects
OF 2 crop Il is estimated thar about
ao,VOO bales VIII be msde, instoad OF 70, /,
wv ~ Thought some time ago.
William Nj. Colgn, fsrmerlv clerk
u too employ cg Adams ~ Co, has h..
o4t9a ~ aesssville, st which place BIO
WIN ents. into the mercantile Inc.
his iSmliv viii leave hore this week,
bengue !eyrr haas made its appea, b.
huee mere. some eight or ten OF oar
eisisens are down with tie fever.
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SAN Francisco, Sept. 27.-Coloncl
Jshn Q. kclion, assistsnt adjutant-
general, who has been on duty on this
coast for tho pas! Is years, has been 10.
lieyed from duty at the hcadqusrters
OF the division or tho Pacific. and or.
dored 70 report Ter duty 10 the adiutsut.
general at Washington. Lieutsnant
Colonel Chauncsy McKecvsr will DO
MS successor. General Keltsu will
leave about October 4,
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SHERMAN, Sept. 2I-ISpocisl, The
"a''ntV commissioners, OF at least a
part sitnam, have atlasr gotten their
oAciai back up. Msssrs, Dinpi5 and
sullivan, IN conversation with THE
HERALD man, say Gsyeat many things
about the road muddls which NAV be
OF interest to its Graysog county MOO
pie, and having their permission 10 use
the conversation, which was after thsv
@Vjourusd yesterday evening, w3B 90
go MI. DlnEiS says emphaticsiiv that
inc ouslloss men Of Sherman sept "a
con'ihittee 70 thar messing which pro-
pose1 20 raise $500 to 30 used in i'm.
proving the roads il tho commits.
slohsrs would act ssi5e, Hike amount,
ict tha same purpose and
IL theY did not hsyo ths
money, 70 borrow IL and they would
nAy Tho Interest on il t,sr them; fbs
$4,000 toha turned ovsr to q commuters
appointed Tor that pRrpose; the inpUay
20 be used 0n the roEds Va thsv may
direct. '''"'
Nov, ssrs Nj. Dinnis, can Gnd no
Jaw where IL viii sdmit OF our pavinr
county money 70 anybuly, upless l.
IS Tor cebts contracted b, "a. and for
the county, ana | viii n0 ser, ss long
as hoid office, yute Tor or slow 70 b6
passed, II ctp help IL (aud | feink |
eah), sc order grading, leyslse or
sGialgntsatug tho county ruaus uple less
Ihey ma6elG equal all oy6r the county,
we hGYe always worked Tor San iu-
tcfoSJ oi Gtnyhou county, aod are CO.
lhB so Net, and now II you arc golpg to
say AL tnis' just state Also that II you
VAL give "a 5000 market We VIA
ooiaa to 10 aug way, road OF ne road,
| aHn you cSn say this lust % soon aua
aB often Is you vans.
Mr.. sullivan, while not using tho OK
acl taugu2ge NJ MIR. Dinnis,
HsS vi tha same opinion.
MI Dimnis representa- tina
to5.s norl district, or Precinct No. 8,
and Nj. Sullivan tho Whllesbora did.
trtos,
The negroes have been, for somn
tilne,havinG preaching in the esst part
OF town, aud, Judging rom the shont-
ing, yel'ins and hoWlihg, thoy mast
% getting IN close proximity TO the
Happy Land. They simply keer
every ono awake in that part of tha
city and ought to DO pat q alop TO.
| quite number Of handsome resi-
oences arc going up on North Par.,
GAd Crockett streets, which win adc
very materially TO The appearance. Of
that part Of tse cltv.
Fho sunday law ia btiaS carried out
IA It's stciciest sense Ic-iay, but tn,
boys .wers prepared for IL this t,ma
and do not mind it 80 much as las
Sunday.
Hhere IT, rumor on ths streets lha
IKE Evening News win be Changed
trom an evening 10 8 morning paper 1,
the near future.
Mr.. Csfser Townley, of the Lixdsey
I'D gainesville, who has bsen in ID,
city tho past fcw days on business
leaves Tor home Tonight.
Cotton IL bringing a much better
pslce, having xsld for 500 Yesterday.
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PARIS, Sept. 81. Special. - The
court house was filed Saturday night
10 listen to Mrs. saxon'a reply TO Son
ator Coko'a position upon the prohibi-
ton question. She is very forcible
speaker ard VOL postss upon the tent
peranco subject.
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MN ortssss, Sept gf,-The storm
whlch rsgcd here yesterday has SUI
sided. 1hs wsshou,s ON tho Louie
ville& Nashville railroad. near Chef.
msn,vwnj hevo bccn hufllcientiy 10.
nslreu 10 admit OF the passage Of
trims AZ usual.
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GAINEsvILLG, Sept. g7.-[Speei.l.l-
Sheriff Hin Teturnod from Parker
county last night With ono Sam Hayes,
charged with theft OF money, noar
Bloomfoldi this cousty, asout a year
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calvert.

FAhvsHr, ssir. a7.--tspecial.l--opr
|tsss presented very liyoly ~.
|ei~nce on ycsteniey, business bev-
thoroughly tcuvvd aimee the bad
Pathsr OF last wesk. Cot,on ls roll
lrspidly,esout $500 balss shipped %
70. Hopes were entertained sbou
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Under ME bead of diss ppOlnied in
veaiofs, tho pALlas HERALD OF The
Jpn hsssn editorial rather severely
cr'sicialns President Diss, Of Mexico,
for bls friendship 70 railway snbsidies
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Houston, Sept. 2L-[Special.l TO
sht negro named Isaac Mitchell
Pot a white man named Reuben
ium, from the effects OF which he will
before morning. Shot entered the
side between the short ribs. Blum
IroW Germany and has been here
wen years aud stande we'll with
pose whs know him. Mitchell is n
rgro porter IN Barrow & Cos. BLUM
r. ~ Mitcheits yard behind tho
Puse, whom Mitchell snrt mm With u
tol. Blum hrs nos beau able to tell
hat he was ,fninkl fh.ra
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der in the first-degree," aud assessed
his penalty at life term in the peai.
ten'isry. The jury was then die
charged, and the court SdjDurnod pn-
I'll 10 o'clock Monday morning.
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Jacobs for rfsa,sssat.esvssssr.
ALrASf, Sept. 1.--lt Il rumcrei
here tonight that ex-ssnasor yssobs
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There. are many cheap cosmetics
offered for sale which claim TO con.
tain nothing injurious to the skin,
This 10 all bosh, all, or very nearly ali,
are compounded from tho most dele.
FERROUS and poisonous drugs In the
materia mcdicn. They destroy the
vitality OF tho skin, making tho con-
summer .prematurely withered and
oId, j. A. Pozzoni guarantees his
meuicated complexion powder entirely
mono other and you will never regret.
Prico 10 cents and 81 per box. Sold by
all drngrists and perimmers.
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Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, Sept a. For IN,
WAre n.stg

WEST Gun sts,os' Generally fair
~os'fsr, except Ia ehstofn portion,
occasional rain, stationary tanpeta
lure, variable winds.
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PAPE' BOXES

VIII replace Mr.. Flower IN tho capdl-
dscy for lioutenant-govcrno on tho
Democratic ticket,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-24

HE Star thinks the Legislature should make an appropriation to the Soclety of Arizona Pioneers with which to ''collect historical facts and early "reminiscences of the Territory" We doubt the wisdom of such action. To begin with, the Society of Pioneers is not strong; 1t numbers but a few over one hundred, and a number of those are made up of minor children from two to ten years of age. The natural death rate will in a very few years so weaken the society that its perpetuity will be very doubtful The organization was too prescribed to begin with. Four fifths of the people of Arizona have come here since 1870, which is the limit of the Pioneer organization, and many of them have been pioneers all their lives and can give lessons in pioneering to some of the Arizona society. The limits of the present association should be sufficiently extended to give It per manency, otherwise it capnot exist any length of time as an organization. Five ner cert nf the members of Arizons Pioneers died in less than a year after it was organized, and as the mem bers become aged tine death rate must necessarily increase. The So- ciety of Arizona Pioneers, fl organ izel on a more liberal basis, would be- come q permanent and useful assoeiR- ton, capable of doing much good; but unless there is something done to e1- tend its scope and give it strength, II must necessarily collapse for want of proper support. The CITIZEN has the kindest of feelings toward the ssssocla- ton, and would gladly see it put upon a basis that would secure peTmanence and prosperity, aud we trust that what we have said will be received by the mem bers of that association in a spirit of fairness, ss our honest views expressed for their good.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1885-01-24
Department or Arizona.

The roster of troops serving in the department of Arizona has been issued.
 The forces consist of twelve troops of the Third Cavalry, twelve of the Fourth Cavalry, ten companies of the First h. f4ntry and five companies of Indian scouts, of whom three companies are of the San Carlos Apaches and are sta tiOnei at the agency, two O. White Mountain Apsches stationed at Fort Apache, and one of Chiricahua and Warm Spring Indians in camp on Tur- key creek.
 The posts garrisoned are Forts Apache, Grant, Thomas, Huachuca, Me Dowell. Bowie, Verde, Lowell, Whipple and Mojave, with one troop ot the Third Cavalry at San Carlos, one troop of lhe Third, one of the Fourth Cavalry and one company of the First Infantry at the Fort Lsavenworth, Kaasas, school of application.
 Fort Apache Is commanded by Major Edward Collins. First Infantry; Fort Bowie, Major F. E. Beaumont, Fourth Cavalry; Fort Grant, Colouel W. K. Shafter, First Infantry: Fort Huachuca, Captain w.. \. Tisdall, First Infantry: Fort Lowell, Colonel W. B. Royal, Fourth Cavalry; Fort Mcdowell, Major H. T.. Moves. Fourth Cavalry; Fort Mo- yave, Captain r. F.. Pierce. First In- fantry; Fort Thomas, M ajOr G. A. Pur- ingtOn, ThiId Cavalry; Whipple Bar 1 racks, Colonel A. G. Bracket; Fort Verde, Lieutenant Colonel D. R. Clen- | denin; San Carlos, Captain E. Craw- | ford. In field near Fort Apache. Lieu | tenant C. B. Gatewood, Sixth Cavalry. At Whipple Barracks. headquarters of ! the department. Gen. George c. Crook commanding, are stationed Major Mer- ritt Barber, A. A. G. |. .. Army, Adju- tant General; Captain J. G. Bourke, Third Cavalry, Acting Assistant Inspect | or General: MalOT A. J. McGOnnigle, Quartermaster U. $. Army, Chief Quar- termsster; Captain J. F. Weston, c. s. | U. $. Army, Chief CommissAry of Sub sistence; Major B. J. D. Irwin, Surgeon |. s. Army, Medical Director; First Lieutenant Theodore A. Bingham Corps of Engineers, Engineer Officer; | Captain C. 5. Roberts. Seventeenth In. | fantry, A. 4. D. C.; First Lieutenant r.. z. Steever, Adjutant Third Cavalry, In. spector Rife Practice; Second Lieuten. ant k W. Watkins, Signal Corps, iu charge military telegraph lines.
 The Quartermas,er Department is rep. resented by Captain Charles W. Will iams, A. c. NJ. |. $. Army. Whipple Bar racks, Assistant to the Chic, Quarter master of the Department; Captain D H. Floyd, A. Q. M. |. s. Army, For Huachucs, Post Quartermaster and A %.
 The Medical Department is comprised of Major B. J. D. Irwin, Surgeon, U. Army, Medical Director and Assistan Surgeons, P. R. Brown, Captain, U. $ Army, Post Surgeon and Treasurer Fort Huschucs; W. H. Corbusier, Cap tain U. :. Army, Post Surgeon, For Grant; E. c. Carter, First Lieutenant
 U. s. Army, Pos. Surgeon and Treasur CT, Fort Thomas; Assistant Surgeon W
 E. Hopkins. First Lieutenant, U. Army, Post Surgeon, Fort Lowell, A. T.