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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

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tae Czn.Sisn si3e ~ fhs rivsr. Dsai.i
R~ss8.t. rsilrosd b~sxems2. @sme D-sn-
nor6 ard vou1s r1sS ner1es hnschissor
Il rstrhfnso7 sfrucs DroD uoB1 vs5 ir
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sssc~ ~rsach Ersszit s1s1 thss raorn5rg
Dram gzond t~isS - ssooF hi 1aself ~hsn ks
s~s.~s s~s@r As -s srrsEs1
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
Benefit Game Today.

The benefit game for the widow of the
late Z. d. Brock, one OF the managers of
Ramona Base Ball Park. will take place
this afternoon between the Housemsn.
Donually & Jones and Tower mines. The
players IN both teams will wear Grape on
the left arm and Q band concert will precede
the game. As both clubs are equally
matched and it is q benefit game, the at
tendance should and undoubtedly will be
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
VENGEANCE SLOW BUT SURE.
Two Men Arrested for = Murder Commit
ted 20 Years Ago.

tcu 30 Acofs ABo.
SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. Gu. S. Deputy
Aarshals Franks and Cannon arrested two
accused murdsrers who, twenty nine years
ago shot a maa in cold blood on the street
here. The principal one Is Howard D.
Spencer, his accomplice George Stringham.
The victim was Sergeant Pike, L. s. Army.
The murder was committed in 1859, when
Albert Sidney Johnston's regiment in Utah
was at Camp Flond. Howard o. Spencer.
then a daring, qusrrelsome young man,
went down to Camp Floyd and got into a
row with the soldiers. Sergeant Pike gave
him thrashng. Sometime later Spencer
saw Pike coming from the hotel and shot
him in the back. killing him instantly. He
was never even indicted, and has since held
a Mormon bishopric in the southern part of
the territory. where for many succeeding
years he lived. July 4. Warden Pratt saw
the man at Liberty Park. this city, in the
employ of the municipality and recognized
him. He kept q watch on him every day
until the necessary papers were procured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
THE PLAGUE.
The Dreaded SOURCE of Yellow Fever
Taken Root In JacksonviIle, j Fla.

WAsHiNeroS. Aug. 9.-Surgeon-General
Hamilton has eceived the following tele-
gram from DR.. Guiteras, at Jackson vile,
Fla:
There has been a circumscribed focus
Of infection In one block In the city. Two
center"
He received a telegram from DR.. Murray
at Manstee. Fla. saying:
Pour new cases, making total of thir-
teen. One fatal case in Palermo across the
river. No other cases known or suspected" J"
The Board Of Public Works OF Jackson
Vile has teleeraphed that everything will
be done TO isolate fever cases in that city
and to prevent the spread of the disease.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

There must be something wrong IN the
marriage license lav. Prof o. J. stiweIl
hss been resident Of Alma for th. past
few years. and only last fall vas q candi-
dsis for Secretary Of the County Board OF
School exsmiosrs. Still he comes 10 this
city 90 Tuesday Of this week and procur.s
. marriage license. making an AFFIDAVIT
that he 10 . resident Of Courtlsnd township.
Kant conafr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10


Tia nssexls at TIE Lsasss Literary etas
Rasu.. "a 3 xht .ss . sueesss- AZ a.
asssssxd shsnalsss spssaasis. ops1sA'
msaaoa asssrxs ths Eoesi secs ~ tns
A.,ss +. Simno1s and A. Kelly ne
e..ao solas q gs0sis wis sna L1I1 5r9tos
al "A. Chopin R0oao Pisysd - tns a ass
A Ara-..a ssd so1s se101ts4- t4s Las "a
ss.rs,lr. fIss TO pizn0s. ~ss sell rs1isrec.
-. H-sso Ne % esEFyias ia aoaofs ~
nsr brillisnf pisyis< 1h@ ofehssila NA-','- =,
Uaaisd zee Escsl ssiectons aftlsliN&Af- -
rr..snt t@silneo their pless1fs - sne0fes
sad sssE,y applause. Professor kramer :
snssnass cas- . Success.
Thsss .srs -Tafss Blind Nice Al
Po.srsi Grand Opefa House last nlknt, snd
Insx ssrs Bappy. unny mios too TIE
49,. .aSiencs Wss kept IL the b4pPtss-
md Of mood from oeElaains - sn1. snd
Al ne msnbers d the company we're en-
eorsa frOm one % hall dozen times blliy
Rics ga ast as funay ss ever. sod o4f.
shepard a. AaiTina Breeze. mads espltsl
vldo.. The audience tell "a love "lta
pretty Miss sally Cohen. a pretty htus
sonbrette Who nng and danced 0n encoi 60
auti she ~ss tired. Miss floFence As4-
lozk and Richard OGorman we're exeep-
tioaalIy good, Aad both vers repeAtedi =
called back for one more song. All TIE
other ~mice" we're excellent. lnfee
Blind Nice Is musical a0surdliy, WIN .
slim foundation, Eat Il 4skes q most en-
lOyable evenings entertainment
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
GIANTS STILL WIN |
osTsor DROPS ANOTHER GAME
Assss's sss Ds~ssa ~ tks sss2ssxs-
bosto@ wtss ftssa The bsssAsKs-
HE Bs.<aE Gsss - ths
Lske fo1.ys

SE~ IoEx. Aag s.-Nss Nora stdsa
another victory 70 Der ersdit 0y ceisstins
PtftsoGrs. II vss . Dost rsnsgksoAs game.
PittsbaFg h.d the lsse Of three 70 toe.
when New YORK ssEt 10 s4I IN the ninth
inntng. and after TOO msa we're cut they
sDaBdsd cut three earned runa The play
ing srs sharp snd decisive. Tks fsw errors
made proved costly. ss In each case rans
we're scored Following IS tAe score;
Ses ora ---.......-.--.0 Q go s. 5
r fltLsbuEE -.. .-.....--0 Q g. 5
B&ss Hits-Se- YORK le, PitL.oargT.
krfogs-Nes f9fk Z. Plitsourg a
Baltsrles Heich su1 ksi2s 0aivia sad Nil
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

LAvsTSs. Aux a--t3ov Locs has issusa
. procIsnssion. ~ q mark sf r.spscs 70 te.
lsss General ss-riisr. thss fsxs - a.
puslic saildinx> 81 Michsrsa - sssplsr-a
a. SAT nsst nati Aaadsr evening fhe 18Th
irst Let ss cherish his nasmo~v. r,rners-
s>rfnx that n sin vss fozns ths nosisss
srp~ ~ ustricfic soidfsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

RorvB Bar. Ind. Aug 9-Ths single.
.rull regatta for $1,000 here this evening
~. ron ~ John Tssrer, Of NcKessport.
Pa Ths course vo one md ons- half miles
and rstaru. TIE eosfsstsnts n the rsc.
we're All prsfe>sionsl osrsnen. Ts~msr
Mscssy, Hosmsr. Gan dsur and Hanna
Capt. Allen snith. Uaited states Navy. of
Annapolis. vss referee. The water vas
rsths- choru~
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
wRATHFUL LAKE MICHIGAN.

Disastrous Work by the storm--The Yseh
Coral wreck.
PrrosErr. Aug. o.-The worst storm of
the season ragged on the lake yesterday.
The yacht Coral. which drowned four per-
sons in May. las, year. went ashore at the
head of the BAY and is total wreck. Capt.
Akin. and three Others barely escaped
drowning.
ST. IsSscE. Aug. o.-The yacht Minnie
NJ. Of Chicsgo. went on Mission Point res
tsrdsy during a severe vest gale and IL
badlv dsraszsd. II not totsl loss. Another
yacht is also on. Both we're entered for
the regatta.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

Yesterday afternoon . hoase belonging to
W. Sitter. vas surn.d 20 BADLY that IL is .
total IsSs. The house vss valued st $500.
~iih $500 Insurance. on the house and fur
riture All the furniturs vss saved. The
bouss vss stuatsd on Wesvsr-st, north Of
The ctr nmits
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

ssv Fskxcnus Aas. s.--Asvsces frsn
H.nslaln ~ th-stss~.r Asar,lia .AieA
arrived ts<ssv stats fssf - lair - ~ .
vct. az - - 10. ths L~xixlski~s Assam BY
ef ne Hswsii.a Islsaas rsere.i the kllifsFT
Iii ~~.r ths Kiagt r>fo, sr fhir si3 ths
us->l wrsh ishnn.nt . sAclisned snd tas
srnr r>sur>f - srtr-tvs ns1s s~rs excf.-
Az II tAs military aart
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
Philadelphia 9, Detroit S.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 9.-The Phillies. af-
ter virtually having the game we'll in hand.
allowed the champions" TO tie the score
in the seventh inning through some very
stuped felding on the part of Casey. who
bad lost his head completely. The score
remained tie until the tenth inning. when
q wild throw by Sutclin. Cancels tumble
aud Farrar's sacrifice allowed Andrews TO
cross the plate with the winning run.
Farrar's batting and fielding was the fes-
ture OF the game. The score
Philadelphia o 2 o o l.
Detroit .....-..........0 0 D o 90 o. D
Base Hits-Philsdelphia 8. Detroit g.
Errors-Phlladelphla 4, Detroit6.
balterieS-CsSey and Clements, Getzein and
Bennett
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
A DASTARDlY CRIME.
Train wrsekers Deadly work the
Texas Central

Texas Central
Waco. Tex, Aug. "a fiepdish crime
vas committed yesterday morning by train
vrscksrs, six miles from this city on the
Texas Central railroad. Pieces of timber
we're fastened on the track, the night
express was derailed. the locomotive de-
moished and several cars badly damaged.
Engineer J. r Moses vas killed outright
and The fireman terribly scalded. Half a
dozen passengers were injured. The Shsr-
ifs posse is securing the country for
the criminals. The railroad company
offers 81 900 reward escb for their capture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
Boston, 4;Isdianapoiis,I. 1.

BosroS, Aug. 9.-The Boston Indianap-
oils game was marked oy brilliant fielding.
ssven double plays being made. four by
Boston and three by the Hoosiers. Higgins,
late of the Syracuse Stars. played second base
and put up marvellous game. accepting
twelve chances and no errors. He psrtici-
pated In all four of the doubles and made
one alone. Boston batted freely while In
dianspolis made i've hits in the first three
innings. Attendance 2.053 Score:
Boston ....... ..................0 o 0 o. 4
Indianapolis ............O o o o o o. i
Base Hits-Boston ., Indianapolis 6.
ErrorS-Boston s. Indianapolis :.
Ba atterieS-Conway ana Kelly, Healey and
Daily.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

wAsHlss1ss. Aax A-Fof L0ss Men
txsa. Or sllgaEIs ssrBer. <inds o<aoaainz
sos n -s.zizFiy Eor 1 ppsr 1ienis44. <s1-
ss..lF fslr. sAkhlly -aEnasff EsfiAsis siaas
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
Tri-Stata Leaxue

Only four games were play ed in the Tri-
State League yesterday with the following
results:
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

WAsKiSsr0s. Aug. 9-rhe Windy City
tea IA wsnt down before the Senators for
the reason that the latter club played
stssdier game at critical points. Van
Hsltren msds two wonderful catches. and
he Was vigorously sppIsuded. but be
msrred his record in the fourth inning
by allowing o'Brien's hit to pass him when
two men were on bases. Following is the
score.
Chicago .- ............l . 0 O. =
Base HILs-w ashingtoa :. Cniesgo6
hfrors-NAShlRgL0H l. Chicago
Bstteries-ODay and Aru1dei. Baldwin and
Daily.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10
REAL ESTATE SALES.
TThisIiss /. Furnished by W r. scrisnsf.
real estate dealer. s. Pesrl-stl

Take Ksups Liver Pills sor biliousDsss,
bfs6ache ssl3oT ccnp.sTfoB. friee =
eerts TftfA crug store ] 3 NenFee-st
oniv the choicest se.scfio1 81 vbssf is
used IN rDsn afsciuriaz br0wns Fstsrt
FIorr
Nofhfre hsst rrsise for Browns Sfsu5s-f
s1S Browns Psfsnt Fiogr. iron 81 who
uss r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-10

of the League clubs I'D 70 date:
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24
GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,
Chairman, pro tenn.

GLOBE, Gila County, Arizona,
 Nov. 20, 1888.
 Board met pursuant to adjourn ment. Present-Supervisors Sultan and Gerald; and c. T. Martin, Clerk and J. D. McCabe, District Attorney absent Supervisor Redman.
 On motion Supervisor Sultan was elected Chairman pro tenn.
 Minutes of New 18th read and ap- proved and warrants ordered drawn fer same:
 Claim of E. E. Kellner & G., as signed account N. Hooker S25; claim of E. F. Kellner & Co.,, assigned ae- count c. Bouquet a5; claim of S. C.. Heineman, assigned account ". D. Prather $5; claim of J. H. Livingston, special carrier $7 50; claim of G. &. Van Wagenen, assigned jury certif- cate $14; claim of G. S. Van Wagenen, assigned road account SAP; claim of J. c. Ramsdell, board of prisoner $19; claim of J. C. Ramsdell, board of iu- TOTS S22 66; claim of o. S. Cross, Jury certificates $8; claim of F. w. West meyer jury certificate $2; claim of F. w. Westmeyer, assigned account of Packard $5; claim of F. W. Westmey- CT, assigned jury certificates S25; ;clai Il of 0. McKevitt, juror S2; claim of C.. A. Miller, Clerk of Election $5; claim of W. NJ. Griffith, Clerk of Election S5 {; claim of A. LaMarche, juror S2; claim of S. c. Hsineman, assigned jury cer- tifcates s34 50; claim of $. c. Heine- man, assigned jury certificates s11O 40; claim of s. c. Heineman, assigned ac- count of Janitress $15; claim of s. C.. Heineman, assigned account s17; claim of J. H. Eaton, Judge of Election S5; claim of J. c. Evans, Inspector of Flee tion S5; claim of B. w. Curtis, J. P. Grapevine s11 75; claim of John White; juror S2; claim of H. Walton,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24

labor S11 25; claim of E. Lieurance.
 Inspector of Election sl0; claim of A
 0. Dellinger, Clerk of Election s5; claim of E. Ksnton, Judge of Election SIP. claim of N. W. Ayleswsrth, Judce of Election s5; claim of B. W. Curtis In. spector of Electlen s; claim of N H. Livingston, Clerk of Election S5 claim of B. G. Fox, Clerk of Election s1O. claim of F. W. Wsstmeyer, supplies S49; claim of G. A. Swasey, furniture SIP; claim of c. Thayor, juror s2, claim ot Jas. Murphy, juror s2: claim of T. Hamilton, juror g; claim of F. Howell, juror g; claim of b. Devere. Clerk of Election s; claim of N. H. Price, Judge of Election $5; claim of R. Roggenstreh, Judge of Election S5; claim of 4. McLane, Clerk of Election $5; claim of s. Gilson, Juror s2; claim of c. E. Taylor, assigned jury certif- cate S2; claim of s. Klein, assiqned jury certificate Sl; claim of Citizen ?. < P. Co.,, printing S45 75i clam of J. E. Eldson, Inspector of Election S7 40; claim of R. Edgecombe, juror s2; claim of B. Mccoy, juror 8; clam of c. Frakes, juror g; claim of J. Hagins. juror g; claim of A. Haag, juror s2; claim of J. Halley, juror s2; claim of J. W. Ransom, juror s1O; claim of E. F. Kellner & Co.,, assigned jury certi- fcates S81 40; claim of c, T. Martin, expressags &c. $l5; claim of J. Sultan, assigned jury certificates $14; claim of c. Schulze, juror g; clam of N. S. Berray, juror g; clam of J. Brewster, juror S2; claim of ". H. Sutherland, Judge of Election for S11 80 allowed $8 40; claim of w. A, Lotspeich, Clerk of Election S1O; claim of E. B. Pack ard, Clerk of Election s5; claim of J. Holohan, Judge of Election $9 40.
 The petition of P. Stanley and oth CTS was then taken up, and on motion December 10th. 1888, was fxad for the hearing of said matter, and the Clerk directed to give due notice to the own CTS of the Glebe and Pinal Summit Tell Road of said hearing.
 On motion the Board adjourned to 10 o'clock 8. m., Nov 10th, 1888.
 CHAS. T. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24
I7AS08aC.

The following were elected officers of the Masonic Grand Lodge at it's re- cent session in Prescott:
 N. W. Morrs Goldwater, grand master, Prescott.
 R. ". George James Roskruge, dep uty grand master, Tucscn.
 R. W. George ". Cheney, senior grand warden, Tombstone.
 R. W. John Y. T. Smith, junior grand warden, Phoenix.
 V. W. Martin William Kales, grand treasurer, Phoenix.
 V. ". William Pingree Freeman. grand secretary, Tpessn.
 APPOINTED OFFICERS.
 Rev. N. L. Guthrie, of Flagstaff, grand chaplain.
 T. J. Butler, of Prescott, grand orator c. II. Strauss, of Tucson, grand lec- tuyer.
 F. C. Breoht, of Prescott, grand bible bearer.
 R. \. Frodericks, of Prescott, senior grand deacon.
 c. L. Coon, of Phoenix, junior grand deacon.
 B. F. Pascoe, of Globe, grand marshal R. Y. Kinder, of Holbrook. grand standard bearer.
 J. II, Lacy, of Clifton, grand sword bearer.
 Charles Smith, of Tombstone, senior grand stewart.
 C.. E. Taylor, of Globe, junior grand stewart.
 CD. Gage, of Tombstone, grand pur- sivant. J. Isaacs, of Globe, grand tyler.
 STANDING COMMITTEES.
 On Trarsportation-C. T. Martin, of Globe.
 On Jurisprudence-Alouao Bailey, of Globe, F. A. Shaw, of Phoeniz, Ben Titus, of Tombstone
 On Grievances-M. W. Kales, Of Phoenix, Ii. Brooks, of Prescott, c. A. Fisk, of Globe.
 On Returns-G. D. Kendall, of Pres colt, A. II. Cohn, of Tombstone, M J. Sullivan, of Tucson.
 On Correspondence-A. G. Oliver, of Prescott, W. V. Vandevert, of Holbrook, ". J. Hill, of Flagstaff.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24
Which Was Ete Bacen or Shakespeare.

The authorship of the dramatic pro- ductions attributed to the last of the above named is agitating literary circles to the very center, but affects the prac- ticsl masses far less than the momentous question, how to regain or preserve health, that essential of bodily and men, tai activity, business success and the "pursuit of happiness. " We can threw far more light on this latter subject than the most profound Shakespearian can on the question first propounded. If the system is depleted, the nerves shaky; if indigestion or constipation bothers one at times. or constantly; if the skin is vel low and tongue furrcd as in biliousness; if there are premonitory twinges of on- coming rheumatism or neuralgia; If tho kidneys are inactive-uss Hostetter' s Stomach Bitters, the finest recupernnt of ar age prolific in beneficial and success ful remedies. Remember, if malaria threatens or afTlicts, that it neutralizes the poison and fortifes the system.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24
A gplicatioa for E-iReEal Patent
 Eo. 5GG.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance ot Chapter oix of Title Thirty-Two of the Re yised Statutes of the United States, Joseph AcCarter whose puStotiire address IS EIie, State of Peuusy iVania. ciaiufng fifteen nun dled linear feet of the una Copper Mining Claim, vein, lode, or mineral dstusit, bearing copper ore, with si; hundred G60l feet ID width, lying and beirg situa-sd within the Gloie Mining District, Iu Jiie County or Glla, and Territory of Ariz,lla, Is abuut to E'Ske application to the United States for patent for the said mining ci;iIl, p hieh IS more fuilY described as to nIeles ans bounds by the orn- ciaI plat thereof, auI he'd notes of the surt eY, now file in the olace ui the egister oi. the U $. Land Once a. iocscn, Arizans, hich field notes describe the boundaries and extent of said claim on the suriace, wieh magnetic variation at 15 dess. SO min. Eas, as follows, to-wIt
 Beginning at the Initial monument men toned in the lucaJion notice and making the southwest end center "I cialm at post marked Y. No. 1; thence $. 5I degs. 5S min. E. SOO feet tu location monument, where there IS post uark krd '. No. 2; thence N. 47 degs. Sg min. E. lsC0 feet tn location monument at a post marked !. No. g; thence \. 5l degs. SS min. W. 5J0 feet to Lctticn mgnUment, a post marked Y No. 1; thence \ 5l degs. 3S min. " (s2me c3usse) go feet to location monument post marked '. No. ;; thence s. 4 degs. @ min. W. 1900 feet tu post marked Y. No. 6; thence $. 51 de.s SS min. E. SOO feet to a post marked Y. No. 1, the place of beginning, contamiE, an area of 20.S9 acres
 He saii mining cam being of record in the office uf the Recorder of Giia County, Arizona, at Globe. in said county: the general eourse or presumed direction of the said vein, ln,e or niinerai deposit Icing shown upon the plat fled as aforesaid, 0s usac Gs can be deter mined from present de'coIuieEts; this claim being for i5c0 linear feet thereof together with the surface r md stown upon the said plat The said yein lode aA.l mining ground hereby sougLr to Le patented, being bounded as follows. to-yyit. On the <. ". end by the ODougheriy lp.le; said claim k designated on said pat as lot No. 7l
 Any and all persons claiming adversely the mining ground. vein. lode. premises or any portion thcraef SD described surveyed. plated and applied fer, are hereby notified that un- less their adverse claims are duly fled accord- ine to law, ard tie rcgulatiuus hereunder. within the ti,ue prescribed by law with the Register of the | $. Land Office, at Tucson. Arizona. they will Le barred in yiitue of the prnvisiups of said S5rtute.
 < hereby order that tEis notice he pub lis for ten weeks in 1HE ARIZONA SIivET, BEIr, a weekly newspaper published at GloIe. in the County of Gila, gud Territory of Ari zuua. A. D. DIFF, Register.
 Oct. 2, 1888. oct1S-1Cw
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24
CUR BsG COPPER MINE.

Infsrmation from the Old Dominion Copper Company $ wsrks is of most encouraging nature. The output of copper has been continuous, and the result of ths years operations can not but prove highly satisfactory to the company. The bins at the shelter are full of coke and considerable quanti- ty is en route from Wilcox also a large consignment due at the latter place, its arrival having been delayed by diff culty met with in securing cars for it's transportation.
 At the mine the showing is excep- uonally goed. The sixth level has been rapidly opened from the new shaft, the main ore-body is already ex- posed at two points 40 feet apart, and stcping IS now well under way. 9th CT portions of the mine, we are told, look exceedingly well.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24

The name of NJ. W. Bremen, of SIl- yer City, among others, is prominent ly mentioned for the GovernOrship of New Mexico, under the coming Re publican regime. Mir. Bremen would bring to the position fine executive ability, and thorough acquaintance with the Territory gained from a long residence and a successful career as miner and merchant, and Is emi- nently fitted for the office.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24
FINE SPORT AT PA7sOS.

From H. McDonald's report, to the Heof and Horn, of the result of the racing, riding and steer tying contests at Payson, previous to November 9th, we glean the following: In the horse race, Crowder beat Hungry John 45 feet. The roping and tying contest was won by Charlie Meadows in 1 :2244aa 224a {; :; Horne, of Pleasant Valley, secured secend prlze, time 1:47; John Gillen, of Payson, third, time 2:23. In the contest for the best lady rider Miss Mollie Birchett proved the vlcter, the prize being $25; Mrs. Wm. Boardman second, and Mrs. Gilen third. Fer the best bronco riding, after spirited contest between c. Felton and c. Meadows, the former was awarded first prize, S25; Meadows second, S15. In roping and tying contest between c. Meadows and Horne, for $50 side, each man to tie three steers, Meadows won in 4:28, against 6:24. There was a continual round of pleasure lasting four days. Besides the events already mentioned there were footraces, scrub races, turkey and chicken shooting, 6 ball and sumptuous supper.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24
"Dickens Had Che Tr.ck,"
remarked the professor, in discussic

remarked the professor, in a discussion of favorite authors, 'which always struck me as an oddlty. I mean his habit of pinning some distinctive word or phrase on character, which must be uttered on all occasions. Now people in real life don't iterate like parrots. At least, I know of only one person who is liable to such criticism Bowden, my neighbor. The picture of health isn't he? Buddy cheeks, sparkling eyes, ringing voice. We'll, hls pet phrase, which I've heard him repeat to perhaps a scere eff pee pie, suffering from coughs and weak lungs, is, Take Pierce's Golden Medi- cal Discovery No wonder, either, for it saved him from a consumptlve's grave"
 $500 reward offered by proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy fer an incurable case.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-24

The Arlzenan takeD the officials of the Tucson land office to task for ex- acting s2 50 per acre for land located under the forfeited Texas Pacific grant, claiming that the Minimum land bill, which passed both houses of Congress on the 8th day of October, authorized the sale Of these lands at $1 25 per acre, The Phoenlx Gazette on the contrary, claims that the bill referred to failed to receive the sigma ture eff the President within the re- quired ten days and therefore did not become a law.