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The Tombstone., 1885-04-22
Summons.

IN THE DISSRlCT COURT OF THE Second Judicial District of the Territory Oi Arizona in and for the county of Cocn!sc Asa H. Stebbins. plaintiff. vs. Henry J. Goodwin. J. Granville Smith, Ben niamin '. Pippey, Samuel J. Norwcll, Charles M Pond and tue Defiance Mining Company, de;en sisnts. Action broughtIn The District C"nrt sf the SecoRd Judicisl District ef the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for the county Of Go, chise, and the complaint filed m the sad county of Cochise, in the office of the Clerk of the said District Court.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting 10 Henry J. Goodwin, J. Granville smith, Benjamin Y. Pprey. Samuel J. Norwell. Charles NJ. Pond and the Detnance Mining Company a corporation, 6efrrdinis.
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintitfin the District Court of !hc Territory Of Arizona, m and for tie county cf Cocsise and to answer the complaint fled therein within twenty days (-xclu i've oi thc day Of service, after the service on you oi this summons ,i! served within this county {; or if served out of this county. hni in thi, district, within thirty days; otherwise within forty days) or judgment by delanit will be taken against you according to the prayer of said com plaint. Said action is brought to recover of you the sum oL. S4,Gi3.OO with cost of suits, as will fully appear ny the com plaint herein. a duly certified copy Uf which is herewith served upon you. Ana you are hereby notified that il you fail to appear and answer the said complaint, as above re1ulrcd. the said plaintiff will take jud dgment against you by default in the sum of si.39i ,C0, with legal interest, statutory damages and costs ci suit
 Given under my hand and seal Of The Dis. triet Court of the Second Judicial District ol the Territory of Arizona. in and for ths county of Cochise, ihis l2ih day of Febru ary in the year of our Lord onc thousand eight rundrrd and eiyty-fve.
 SEAL ". II. SEAMANS, Clerk.
 Rv C " Crr-N Dfrufy Clerk
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22
Notice of Forfeiture.

TOT \. POMTRnT AHn j. II. GREER, vour Eelr., ,Ae,u'oIs, GGIGiniNistraturs or n=-i.m-, Yhu sr,- hereby n"i'h .i i:l", thr uh. ds-Si.,ncd hos exrend,.d nne hu.,d' ed ,i"l;ars Si,p) in trt'or a'i improvements dur. ing the year <. D. 1874 upon the Brckncr mining claim, situated in T0ms'un. minin g d.siiict, county ui Cuchise, Territory rf All- yDuY. for tl:e purpose Uf holding: said pii,ing claiin under :ic provisions of section 2i24 of tie it.V sea Statutes ui tLc United -tatrs, and :, Hi ale e%2 gati0r "f ninc:y days after tI- service D! ta,s notice Gy publication you shCs.a fil 1T refuse ;o cOutri.,ut.. v",,r rrnl",rliOu. to-Wi: fifty dollars thcin z 225 carhJ o he sbuve mentioned SlrD cG- pendrd and the cost of this adyerIiscuient, as cn-uN nrrs. oar lutercsIs in the sa d min Ing claim will, under said section 2j2+. be- come the property of tile uEdcrsigrt q co., ounrr ". il. STiLLWELi.
 Dated Tombstone. Cochisc county, Ier:i- inry nl Ariz ,nn. INnuarN ll ls.5
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Notice of Forfeiture

R:sbcr. February 2, 1885.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22
Notice of Forfeiture.

roc. w. CLIFFORD. YOUR HEIRS, FIX ecutors. administrators Or assigns: You are hereby notified tIat the undersigned has ey- pended one hundred duilar> t2icV) m labor and i'm proven .nts during the year \. D. 1881 upon the Milton mining claim, situate in Cochise mining district. county of Co cbise, Territory of Arizona for the purpose of holding said mining claim under lie pro visions of section 2321, Revised Statutes oi the United States; and al the expiration oi ninety days after the service of this notice by publication you should fall or refuse .p contribute your proportion, to-wit: Fifty dol lars (S5O1 oi the above mentioned Si0J ex- pended aud the costs of this sdvrrtsement 'ss co-owner, your interest said mining claim wiil. under section 2SA, bcO-ne t!is property of the undersigned co-owner.
 JOSEPH THIAVILLE.
 Dated Tombstone, Cochise roab;y, Terri tory of Arizona, January I5, 1885
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22
I=(A\AeN ScEL eEWEIL csstsNskSx. " GCc E.H"" ST cEca.

Established for the ScientlG' and Sreed Cure of Chronic. Nervous and Spc-
 cial Diseases.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22
Sample Bottle Free.

Wit! be sent to any ont arrlying ty letter
 stating sym Atoms, sex and age. Strct se- creCY in r,.yard L, all bi,ninCss trar. at tinNs.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22
Notice Oi Forfeiture.

BISDEE. TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. County oi Co'hi>e. February g, l~cj. To Jamc, B Io Dong!d, your heirs, execulugs, administrators or assigrs, you are here. by notified inst the undersigned has ex- pended one hundred dollars (SluOi in labor and 'ulpr ,v.mcntS for the year iee>t, upon tn, Jo-ephii:c Dwyer mine. situated in iEe H'arien nlniE- q s,Iicl. codnty of Cn:Ii-e Territory "t A''z"na, in order 10 hold sad l.r-mi-c- under 'he provisions of section 2:S2i ReriS, Statutes of the United States being Ee am"unt required to hold the >aine fur ,lr year lss5 and fl within 91 days fIom Ihe service c! this notice. or within 9J days frrIr ihe service e; this notice by pebli; a. tlur you tai! or refuse tp c"rtrih,te your propo, ii"r oi such expcn4litu,e, being h'ly d ,llats (A:Gj and o5; oi Ii.:s advertisement. a- C. oWn-r, ,nGr intere>, in said claim wIli beconc ihe i.rorerty oi tue undersigned uu- l.r S"ia seCt.U.. .j9i.
 FRED UiNKE.
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The Tombstone., 1885-04-22

Ioss of netncrv, ze- -HilnOe, hoctuF'i"i thiiS- sinns aver,ipns tu society, diu,ness of Si-- sie noises in the head, the yiial fluid pa-s' in. unnbseryrd through tine rine, and many other dsraSes that lead 10 insanity anc aeaih.
 Dr. Mintie. who is rcCaisr gTadunt"o physician, wI!l agre" tO forfeit five hundred dollars for 8 case uf this kind thnt the Vita! Restorative CIndcr his special ccN;se anc trealmeutl will not rure, CT for anything iIn- pure or injurious found in Il. iir. MIete treats all diseases successfully wlthodt mcr- cyry Consultation free Thrrough exam inaIion and advice, in:iudin2 analysis of urine. s. Prlce of VItal Restorative sl.1o n ho.tle. or four Times The quantity jor S5; Sen, to any address upon receipt of prire, or C. Q. D -ecur. frrm observation ami in pIi- vnte na.ce. il desired. by 4. t. MIN TIE. N. Or. No l2 Kearry ttree.. San Franrlsro, Cal.
 IIr. Minli,'s ki,iney Remedy, NErHasTI- CUM curse ali kinds s.f kidney and bladder crm.lair,>. ycrnurrh9a, ecucorrhCra, g'..t. For sale i'y al druggists, Sl a bottle, SIX bottles S5.
 Dr. Mn'ic'S D1Tdciiun Pills and the best and cheapest dysfrIsia and bilious care in the market. For s'ie by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free, Viii be sent to any on, arrlying Icy letter stating sym ntoms, sex and age. Strict se- rrecy in regard tn all business trar. a, tiors.
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22
He Great English Remedy

Ii iS a never falling for ner'ouS de- hilIty, exhausted vii .ali,y, seD,insi weak ness, sI ermHiorIEca,
 ost pia-lrOd, impo- .cuey, paralysis. and al the terrible effects uf self abuse. youth fnllies and cXcesseS m
 mature years-Such
The Tombstone., 1885-04-22
Notice of Forfeiture.

FOB. L. DUNCAN, YOUR HEIRS, EX- ecutors, administ, atOrs or assigns, ycu are hereby notified that the undersigned has ex- tended one hundred dollars in labor and ir;I- movements, for the year 1884, on each of the following mines: Dunn mine and Ma, flower mine in Chiricahua minining district, ,Cochi,r county, in order to hold said premises. nn'.cr the provisions of section 2324. regised stat utes Of fbe United States Icing the amount rcauirs q to hold the same for The year 1881 Aud if within thirty days from the service Uf this naticI, or within ninety days after thi- notice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion Of such expendi- ture, being twenty-five (25) dollars on each mine and cost of this advertisement as CO owner. your interest in said claims ~Iil be- come the property Of the undersigned under said section 2354.
 THOMAS CHAPMAN.
 Fort Bowie Ariz March 9i ISS5.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03
A Spot in the Bermudas.

The Queens Stairway, the lake that
flames up like vast sheet of sulphur
when an oar is thrust iIto it at nigh,,
the pineapple iungles, the sponge fish
ers, the gardens in plain sight beneath
the sea-these are all very interesting,
though it would seem that the clin. tie,
the luxuriant vegetation, and the raw
ishing beauty, combined with a good
hotel to start with, ought to be enough.
To the man who was there five days
it constantly returns to his mental sight
like dream or vision of something
almost too reposeful, too beautiful and
too strange to be real. The prettiest
spot of the whole island, without
doubt, is the little cove at Waterloo,
two miles or more from the city. I'm
agine placid little bay, whose water
is colored like the rainbow, framed in
a horseshoe of white sand, fringing the
shelving sides of hollow like huge,
broken bowl of verdure. Picture this,
decked here and there with stately
palms and broad-leaved plants, orna-
mented with a pretty, toy. fort,
and few tropical country houses.
Add the blue and white sky above the
gaudy water and beyond where sky
and water blend together, the dark blue
ocean.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03
A Ball of Blue.

Sparrows may be cross, untamable
little prutes, but they are intelligent
enough to know on which side their
bread is buttered The other morning
a lady was walked by a mournful noise,
and, looking up from her pillow. beheld
two sparrows on the sill of the open
window tugging away at ball of blue
wool that had been used for some fancy
work aud left on table the previous
night. The object of the sparrows was
burglary, for they had not only catered
the room, but had dragged their plund-
er nearly out of the window before be-
ing discovered. The lady looked on
at the performance with breathless in
terest, aud finally had the satisfaction
of seeing the iattest burglar fly away
with the spoils, closely followed by
his pal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03
80 YEARS
RECORD.
Physicians, Testimouy.

Thysiciahs' Teetim0ny.
A. W. Brown, MD, Of Providence,
II. J., says: ~ have used HuSr's
kidney and Liverl REMEDY in my
practice for the past sixteen years.
and cheerfully recommend It as
being a safe and reliable remedy"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03
An Interesting Comparison Made IN a CHI
cago Murder Case

The only instance on record when
the blood of two persons was compar-
ed in a criminal trial, was in murder
case in Chicago. The comparison
settled the innocence of the woman on
trial for her life. A comely woman,
with $4,000, married a man in Chi
cago, and placed her snug little for.
tune in his business. In the course of
time he began to abuse her, and finally
she decided to apply for divorce.
The double calamity of losing woman
to beat and withdrawal of her $4,000
from his business, made the brute fur
lous and the next morning he was
found dead in one corner Of his bed
chamber, bullet having gone through
his heart. His wife was found wound
ed in another part of the room. She
said that her husband had come home
the night before in rage and began
to abuse her while she was in bed
that he hit her on the head with the
butt of his revolver while her head was
on the pillow, aud spattered blood ovel
the linen, that she jumped up, ard he
shot her, inhicting slight flesh wound
in her side. She then rushed at him
and, snatching the revolver from him.
shot him through the heart. lie reel.
ed to the corner where he was found
and died. The prosecution did no,
believe her story, and set up the theory
that she shot him when he was
asleep, and dragged him to the corner
and then inflicted the wound on her
self. The carpet where the dead mar
lay was saturated with blood. Accord
ing to the theory of the prosecution
the blood on the pillow was his also
DIR. Piper put the section Of the pillow
with blood upon it under the micro
scope, and drew on cardboard The
/ shape of the corpuscles, enlarged abou
two thousand diameters. He then pu
the blood on the carpet under the
microscope in the same way. Tn,
comparison was wonderful. The cor
puscles on the pillow were bright
round, and clean. They were beautiful
The corpuscles on the carpet were
large and disfgured, the result of disease
The comparison settled the question a
once. The blood corpuscles were a
different as day and night, and sustain
ed the woman's account of the shoot
ing. She was acquitted on that anC
other evidence.
AS between human blood and dog
blood, the miscroscope enables the ex
pert to determine precisely whether
specimen is from human being or
dog. But it is impossible to determin
between human blood and hog
| blood
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03

lie cannot he too careful in watching
for these swindlcs in counterfeit money.
A man in Maine made some counter
felt gold half dollars, which he said
were made for ornaments as bangles.
As there is a law against initiating
United States money, the whole lot
was confscated They were first
stamped Cal. gold coins, and were
shipped from New England to San
Francisco, and from there shipped
East and sold TO the trade. That
business has now been entirely stop
ped.
The "boodle game is one that the
public ought to be acquainted with, as
it has been practiced quite successfully
of late in number of instances. This
is the swindle where a genuine s bank
note accompanied by a circular offering
to give a number of similar bills for SO
much money, is sent ont
Orders are sent with good money to
pay for it, but the orders are never full.
filed The last case that came to light,
in which the prisoner is now held 10
await further action of the Court, is
that of George G. Mastern, who was
arrested in the Post office just as he
was collecting his mail. The latest
swindle discovered relating to spuri-
GUS money is the split bank note fraud.
A 500 bank note is taken, and by some
ingenious method the note is split in
two and the raw side 'doctored up"
and each half is passed of as genuine
S20 note. The work is done so artis
tically in most cases that il is difficult
at first to detect the fraud.
1t is not generally krown that the
professional counterfeiter rarely,if ever,
passes his own goods He sells the
coin to the shower" who passes il upon
the public.
The vigorous war waged upon the
counterfeiters in NewEngland by the
Secret Service Department during the
past twelve months has had the effect
/ of making the counterfeiters more eau
tious of late, and as a result no spur
ious coin or paper money has m ,de its
appearance.-Boston Traveller.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03

Pure beeswax is obtained from the
ordinary kind by exposure to the ,infiu-
ence of the sun and the weather, The
wax is sliced into thin flakes and laid
on sacking or coarse cloth stretced on
frames resting on posts to raise them
from the ground. The wax il turned
over frequently, and occasionally sprin,
kled with soft water if there be not
dew or rain sufficient to moisten it.
The wax should be bleached in about
four weeks.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03

Dieuaiait has shown that boric acid
is not ways of volcanic origin, but
that vast quantities exist in the salt
lakes and saline marshes, all the ele.
ments of which are of sedimentary
character, and which amid more or
less complex physical and chemical
changes have nevertheless their origi-
nation in the evaporation of normal ma,
rine basins.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03

1t is said that there is no better in
dex to the health of cattle and hores
than the condition of the hair. Indi,
gestion and all other diseases that farm
stock is heir TO, even in a short time,
is plainly indicated by a rough, harsh
coat Of the animal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03

White egg shell china has again
found favor,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03
Plague-Stricken Plymouth.
DOES A SIMILAR DANGER
THREATEN EVERY
ONE OF US2
ONE OF US 2

now PUBLIC ATTENTION Is DIRECTED 70
PERSONAL PERILs
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03

Senator Logan's banquet in Balti.
more by the Inyincibles will take place
September 18th.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-07-03

Marylaud's strawberry crop this year
has been very profitable to growers,
besides paying from seyenty.fve cents
to ~ day to women and children
pickers.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-19

We made a run up to Nashville last Friday, and found that town something like our own ra%her dull, though some improvement is being made. We went to see our broth CT, Dixie, who has been quite sick with pneumonia. Also Johnny Whitetlde who has been confined to his bed several weeks with the same disease. While at Nashville we met a number of our friends and acquaintances among whom were Frank Parker, II. Holt, Prof. Evans, George Hodge and w. R. Bartlett. Friend B. informed us that he had bought lot on Main street, and he was then receiving lumber with which to bnild Aim { store house. We dropped into the cosy new printing office of the Nashville News, and found broth CTS Tullis, Kennedy and Sain as busy as bees in bucket. Nash vile las grown wonderfully since we saw it last, eighteen years, ago, and if it fills the belt of woodland between the new and old town ir the next eighteen y ears to cosre she will have to keep on "hum ping herself"
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-19
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
N. k. CHURCH SOUTH.

NJ. k. CHURCH SOUTH.
 Services every Sunday at fl n. 'sn and 7.S0 n, m. Sunday school 9.30 a. III. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. Rev. R. NJ. 'Traylor, Pastor.
 CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services every Sunday at II a m. and 7.3O ID. m. Sunday school s.so a. ID. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening. Rev. c. W. LagrCne, Pastor.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
 Preaching every lstsnd 8rd Sundays by Eld. Hudspeth. Sunday school at 9 o'clock n. m.every Sunday; J. D. Jordan, Sup't Visitors and others are cordially invt- ed. Pra yer meeting every Wedrles Jay aigh,
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

eggs, etc.
 Our farmers are pTetaring for q big crop this year.
 Ask Billy Webb to give you the definition of "M. K. & T."
 MT. qseae Moore, city aldertan, has moved back to Illinois.
 Finest assortment of garden seed in the city at Moncrief & Bros.
 The credit system is opening up earlier this spring than usual
 Buist's Garden Seed are the bes:-for sale by Hugh Moncrief x Bro.
 Seed oats have been going ont of town this week by the wag- on load.
 Candidates for the various muni- ripal offices will soon begin to bloom sytst.
 There is no commission seeds equal to Buist's. Bay them of
 II. Moncrief X Bro. Mr. Jas. Moncrief, who has been very low for several weeks, we are glad to note is improving,
 From this time hencefOrward Richmond's is an exclusive cash h0use-don't forget it.
 The backbone of winter is cer- tainly broken, and the planting of garden see4fs are in order.
 Robt. Buist's garden seed, the best in the market, for sale at Mon crief & Bros, Drag store.
 st tyoa want to raise fine vegeta' bles, Ouy Puist's Seeds. For sale by Hugh Moncrief& Bro.
 Examine our stock 5c. calicoes They are the best ,n the tcwn.
 BROOKS, HAMILTON X Co.
 MT. James w. Weaver, of Mt Moriah called last Saturday and settled for his last years reading. Seed Irish Potatoes and Rust Proof Oats continually on hand al BROOKS, HAMILTON X Go. Violins, Guitars, Accordeons, Har.s, etc., for less than cost, at
 BROOKS, HAMILTON & Co. The wise man will buy Buist's Seed because they are the best For sale by Hugh Moncrief X Bro
 Miss Agie Sugnet is now acting as delivery clerk and book.keepel at tue post office, under Captain Glow, P. NJ.
 SD Judge Hale called up Saturda, and put in a cash order for the PIcAYUNE and weekly Gazette this year.
 The Knights of Pythias of Hope will have an entertainment tonight As a brother knight, we wish them great success.
 Mir. r. Cassidy has been appoin' ted city Alderman to fill the unex' pired term of Mir. I Moore who moved away.
 Why don't somebody open q skating rink in Prescott? It is both healthfni as well as pleasant exercise and amusement.
 Ex.clerk Christopher, returned Monday evening from an extended visit to his old neighbOrhood much improved in health.
 Last Thursday we had our third snow or sleet, though neither was an inch in depth, and the two last melted in a half days time.
 Prescott can offer better induce' ments for the Normal School than any other place in southwest Ar kansas, and should have it.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-19

BRADFIELD's FEMALE REGUIl. TOR, purely Vegetable Compound scientifically prepared. Will cure all Arrangements or irregularities of monthly sickness.
 Send for our Treatise on Health & Happiness of Women; mailed free. BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,, 43-lm. Atlanta, Ga.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-19
To Rent.

One of the finest Photograph Galleries in the state. A fine open ng for good artist, and none oth- CTS need apply. Address pr. R l.. Hinton, Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-19

LosT.-A lady's breast-pin valu- ed chiefly as a gift. A suitable re- ward will be paid to the finder, at this office.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-19

From above notice you learn that I have charge of the prescrip, ton Case in Milner & Milburn' n's Drug store. Any business of that character placed in my hands will have my most careful and prompt attention.
 Very truly
 JNo. NJ. MILBURN.
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-19

Walking to the Front!! N00DBDRY, PORTIS < TERRY, Leaders in General Merchandise,
 PRESCOTT, ARK. Our complete department and need away unsuited in either style, quality price. As WE PAY CASH AND DISCOUNT ALL BILLS, And goods large quantities. thereby enabled GOODS VERY Low FIGURES, We what say and respectfully ask doubt truhfuness what call and he
 Goods 1eoarzaaeat aGop ooHsG Tp 1aS GpT Rock
  eereday Wvead ,Mtst Moasn 
 Carl SeveuCa Loads ca of
 Gan ndW WAn sGR W hem d ar can or will nnsh u
 Cash Us a Trial. be "S'"r4"S" <
The Nevada picayune., 1885-02-19
tS Our Customers.

From this date forward Mir. Jno M. Milburn of our firm who has considerable experience as pre- scriptionist will compound all prescriptions brought to our Drug store.
 Yours truly.
 MILNER X MILBU.RN. Prescott Ark, Feb. 2nd,
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-07-24
4 PENNSIlVk NiA SHOWER.
A Storm Ina th- Allegheny Valley 0ocs
sr..t Damage.

fIIfNEr E.E- PA. JUS a hortt- Ne
f.Ia aaIt last evening the Allegheny Valley
pao Visited by osc oi tho most disastrous
storms ever known III tia; section. S~lIa
tell in torrents To- an hour; tn" wind !IcN
Hurricane. and thunder and lightning vas
been received iI"m various points along the
Allegheny l.INcg hrtwcru this city a3d
Tituevllic. III ~llarmouSyIilr lightning
stuck the telegraph office killing ln>i&tIfil
DANES McFclly. AGED twelve YEAR. and
rendering unconscious III" operator, Mss
MARY ~IIazictt. Tine building was partly
wrecked. Miss la Liett WAS removed - a
teigtaoring house and SOON revived. Sc
Na> rot SERIOUSLY injured. AT trerport
.auc and one half inches Of rain fell RI tl
..our. flooding cellars, yards and streets and
covering the West PENNSYLVANIA and i'uL~o-
branch roads with NaiCr Ia the depth 81
several feet. The cracks in some plar's5
b .Iay. been washed xNay and IN Others t,r
de.,riS - y led i've feet high. Trains have
been stopped IN AL directions. Al li.Ies
station a freight TRAM ran into a land slide
and Ma badly wrecked, hut Ho one was IL
lured ~ far a. known. Peter ,Tech Itey-
Iearhhurg i swulleE beyond lis banks aiKr
numerous oil and caS d-rrIckS WEI. ~a>in1
dow stream. kirkpatrick n Cos -;ecS
miami Al lcachhurE i GnCer wafer and tie
lass Will reach many Thousand d"i
Isrs. The loss ia yrSis! and hay alon" AZ
this and surrounding districts Il something
.!eaItul 10 contemplate