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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-10
! RESUME Of the NEWS.
Washington New. ,,e,,,

Waenen8ton Mots0 et0mo.
E. tAson's resolution to inysstisats
H. trusts IN broadensd In ecops and
,pasesdlby tbs house.
0rdway johnson argues before The house
COMMITTEES In 4vor Of the admission Of Da.
kota ~ awhole. :. -
ConSrsssman Barnes Of Georsia IL known
b. Washington as the man with the patsnt
sdiustable abdomen. =
Col. Lamont deni,s that Gov. Church
has thouRhts Of resisning or that he is to
b removed BY the president:
The house banking and currency com.
mtttee seems to favor the issue Of $40.
100000 fractional currency.
The house committee on territories be.
gan hearing to heeixs6to all persons de.
sir,ng to say sewof sison the admission
Congressman Burns Of Missouri is . man
2timnisi,se physical size and o desp be- o.
7rSo.es. ana ie known In the reporters gal.
Mrs. N, II. Ford, wife OF Representative
Ford OF Michigan. and Mrs. +. G. Norris.
vile Of Senator sabin's private secretarv'
bad crowded reception in Washincton
recently.
The houae military committee has in.
formally talked over tho question Of In.
creasinR the army as recommended by Gen,
sheridan. IL does not thiHk that this is
proper time to increased expenditure
and believes that >thS army is large enough
comet thsneetg. she service.
Tfeasurse Hyatt says chat arrange.
mentA had been made with the bureau OF
engraving and printing so a. to have BY
Tho end OF the month supply Of 81,
" and IS silver certificates sufficient Co
meet In part the present heavy demand
Tor small notes in business centers.
The President has felt compelled to re-
move tho engineer sercomnissionsr OF tho dis.
trict, or a. he is aometimes called, Lord
Ludlow" Ludlow made the mistake to
suppose that the district IL an armed camp.
and that the ESQ. 900 people resident here
ere to be treated as martiiftt treats 4
subaltern. "
The order Of the Indian bureau forbid.
ding the teaching Of the Indian Language in
lndian schools has been modified. The in.
nibition has been removed as regards
strictly religious and denominati onnl
H.choois. suplm.t:s' wholly by private con.
tribution and in which Indians are etlucat.
Cd for the ministry.
Mrs. Senator c. X. Davis received on
Thursday. An especially large number Of
ladies' were out. Among the callers were:
Romero, daughter ot the Mexican minis.
ter; Mrs. Clifford. wife of Delegate Clifford,
Maj. and Mrs. Lyman. Commissioners Nc.
CAlmont, Senator and Mrs. Ingalls,, Rep.
sesentatives Darlington and Herbert, Dr.
and Mira. Charles Mcmillan. Representa-.
tive Anderson OF Iowa, ex.minister Foster
and wife. Justice and Mrs. Miller, Secre.
tary and Mrs. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
n. Swett; Z. Romero. secretary OF tho
Mexican legation; Commissioner Oberly
and wife. and scores OF Others.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-10

Mr.. Va.
speechless bew,lo,.
Warrington went ON:
IL made II fortune out in Inu.a
its safe and sound in hard casl
good hands-a couple OF million"
determined to bring my girl up 1t.
penG on herself and to learn The
ne OF money before she had the
ding Of her fortune. She has no
she's an he;ress-m,, heircss. So,
like IL story out OF q book. ell, NJ
berry? Well, will you shake hands
it and call it IL bargain:" ~.
Mr.. Mayberry took the lltt1. Ffi
up hand almost reverently. his 30
hoarse and thick with emotion. "a
Wilmington, God will reward \
for this. May He. u :housandfol
Wilmington winlsed away a ST
cious moisture on his eyciashes.
"lou see it all comes of that d
ner, old fellow. You acted hike !,
charitable Christian gentleman. ah
between us We'll make the ~ on,
Winnie as happy as they desets eh?'
= @
And even Mrs. hayberry admit
that it was a good thing that he
husband gave that dinner, am wses
she expects to see Mrs. E:yeSsGtay-
berry an honored guest at keyboard
she candldly feels that she owes every
atom OF her splendor and luxury tc
the voilet-eyed, charming girl whd
wears her own honors with such weet
grace.--New York Evening World.ss
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-10
was the only answer OF winch Mrs.
Mayberry was capable. 4

-
"Grandpal"
"W,nnie's voice was go low that Mr.
Wilmington only Just heard it, ind
when he looked he saw the girls Grim. :
son cheeks and her lovely drooping E
face. a
eyes, Winnie. You want to tell me
somethinc?"
She went up behind him and leaned
her hot cheek caressingly against his,
her sweet, low voice whispering her 1
answer: $
Grandpa, want to tell you son,e- (.
thing. MIR. May-we-Ernest has
asked-he wants me to-oh, grandpa.
can't you tell what it ISL" 3
lie felt her cheek grow hotter
aeainst his.
He reached up his hand and caress-
ed the other ons.
"Yes, can tell, dear. Ernest has
shown his good sense by wanting you
for his wife. So this,is what come OF
that dinner, ELI. WinnieS"
And may tell him you ssluliilin
perfectly willing, grandpa? h.ens h.enSss z a
do love him, you know : I
"And you are sure it isn't his mon.
ey you are after, eh?" s.ssssss s.. SCI
She did not take umbrags ~ ths,
sharp question. M, III ssE
~ am at least sure it is aSt
my money he is after, grandpS thes
returned, laughing and patting Z.
check &s.s
"Nc., you are ut least sure OF ys
there, hear the young man col5fa
himself. Shall go Winnie?"
1t was the "young man hinis.
Ernest Mayberry, with she's
deep trouble and distress 49,
as lie came straight up to \. i
took her hand, then turned
gentleman. u
Until an hour ago th y
would he the proudest, hap.
OF my life. sir, lor should ha. ).
you to give me Winnie for my 5 h
Instead, must be content to only tt
You how dearly love her, and ht
patiently and hard will work forl
to give her the home which sho
serves-because, Mr.. Wilmington, tn
morning the house OF Mayberr'
Thruston failed and both families - -
beggars." ~
His handsome face was pale, bu"
eyes were bright with a de.ermtla
and braveness nothing could daun -.
Winnie smiled back upon him. 81
own cheeks paling.
"Never mind, Ernest, on my a.
count. ] can wait, too"
Old MIR. Wimington'., eyes were al
most shut hehind-the heavy trown.,.
forehead, aud II quizAical look wa" ~
his shrewd old face as he listene e
"t;onc ,;1,, eli? Well, that's
NOu Stay here and tell 81
Just as willing she sh" "a
when you want her M
happened, bec"'- iM
earn bread
you, and III
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-10
Not in session.
HOUSE,

The house committee on elections de.
cides against White of Indiana. whose seutis
contested by Lowry, but did not give
Lowry the seat.
MIR. White of New York. introduces IL
bill in the house for the protection and ad.
ministration OF the forests on the public
lands.
It withdraws mdisposni the uns,lrvey-
Ell public lands embracii,. natural forests,
and all public lands returned by the public
survey ns timber lands; and provides for
csts and four assistant commission FRA.
whose duty it shall he to classif,
forest and timber lands and
to determine what portion ni
those lands shall be permanently retained
in the reservation for climatic and other
economic and public reasons. and what
portion may he disposed of. Lands Which
are more valuable for agricultural than
timber purposes shall be restored to home.
stead entry and sale.
The following bills we're introduced in
the senate:
Mr.. tullum. the bill introduced in the
house ny Representative Henderson of ILL
nois for the construction OF the IIennepin
canal, and appropriatin. S50nUDo. Mr..
Quay, granting pensions To Union soldiers
who were confined in Confederate prisons.
Mr.. sawyer, from the pnstotlcc commit
tee. reported back adversely the PROPOSE
He stated in reply to Mr.. Beck that the
committee did not think it prudent to at.
tempt to reduce postage ut present.
Senator Sn!in presented in the senate
resolutions IRON tho State D,iry-mcn's
Association Of Minnesota asserting that
Sl5O, O,OOO,OOD worth nf oleoma rsariuc
had brcn sold in 1857, and protcstin,
against any change in he law.
The bill introduced by senator Plumb
to indemnify the get on the Des Moincs
river lands for moneys expended h- then.
in the purchase of The lands under !, mis-
take as To who had ii perfect title to the
lands was adversely reported.
Mr.. Snbin also presented the tollow;n.
Petition ot the board oi trade OF Ortur.
willie, Minr.. praying that 500 0Oo be an.
propriatcd for the Improvement ot Ri.
Stone lake.
Senator spoorer presented II petition OF
the board o! managers OF lie Lake Car.
ri"rs association favoring the expenditure
Alarias harbor, thus making i, i, harbor OF
refuge.
Senator Dolph, chair,na., nf the com.
mitt"c on coast drienscs, submitted his
bill which approprates Sl2i, 900. 900 for
I4rtiticatinns to the war department. with
request that he l,r furnished with IN opin.
ion ns !" thn practicnbii,y ni the plnns
proposed l,y III" bill. and the economy al
king nll the appropriation at once.
The house bill making appropriation to
carry into effect til. law es.nl!isl,in. ex.
perilnentnl stations at til" agricultural
colleges pnsscd the senate with an amend.
inent npprcprintinc tho money from the
treasury directly instead %! ,evotins the
~ h" sale of public lands to the
purpose. inns amendment was afterwards
conrn.red in by the house.
HOUSE.
f:arsc number of huncoml,r local bills
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-10

fs::arsc number oi huncomlr local bills
we're ere,presented. which is probably the en.i ns
N.Y. Rice introduced, bill into the house
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-10

Trainsnre once more running to Browns
Enl!ey where n train, The first for month
"rF''e' q the 2sth OF January.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24

of one hundred miles, in twenty-tuo hours. He intended to telegraph from there to Governor Ross, of New Mexico, for extradition papers for the robbers, IS he had got them finally run down to their stopping place, but the operator inform ed him that t.,e robbers had been extra dited by Mexican troops to appear before higher tribunal.
 MT. Smith states that had the posse not been arrested at Janos, they wou d have got the robbers on the Ist or and of March certain, as they had stopped three days at Pledres Verde, sixty miles from Janos. But, "all is well that ends we'll"
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
COL ZUNICAR.

Smith laid the case before Col Znn al and asked Mariintz why he did not give him receipt for the property he had taken. Martinez answered that he had gwen Meade reception all the property. Sm. h produced letter which Meade had left at Janos for him, and which stated distinctly that Martinez had re. fused to receipt for any of the propert, taken. This revelation of Mart,nezs acton to Col Zunloar, caused him to re- prove Martinez in unmea,ured term !, and he ordered him to give Smith a receipt tor all the property taken from the posse, which he d d. Smith thea enqmred of Martinez
 WHY HE ARRESTED THE POS ,E?
 Martinez answered., for smuggling. Then, said Smith, why did you say to us at Jaais we were arrested bee use w. had brought two Indians into the. state, and when we enquired If there was any " VI" t"S oi aihiSy JIG udu StdtGl there was none?
 Martinez answered that it was be. cause he was al, ald of them and wantt to get thelr guns. Smith said, dd we no report 10 you as soon as we arrived n -Janas! Maruntz said yes. Then why do you charge Us with smuggingi Martinez refused 10 answer the ques- ton.
 Col. Zunicar stated to Smith that h, was sorry of the difficulty aud that Mar t'ntz Was not in his right mind at all tunes and consequently not always re sponslble. But for all this Col Zunica, did no' order the property released. :. Smith then
 LEFT ASCENSION
 nd made the lide to Deming, a distance
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
Summons.


 In the District Cour, of the First Jud'ca District, of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the { ounty of Cochlse. Charles Porter plaintiff. vs. Sarah Catherine Porter, defendant Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Ari- zona. in and for toe County of Cochise, and he complaint filed in the said County of Go- chise, in the office of the Clerk ot said Di.lricr Court The Territory of ArIzona sends greet ing to Sarah Catherine Porter. driehdant You are hereby required to appear in an acton brought against ycu by the above named pltntif, in the District Court of the First Judiciai District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Coehise, and to answel the complaint filed therein. within ten day. exclusive of the day of.service after the service on you of this summons If served within this county or if served out of this county but in this district, within twen'y days; oihsrwlss within thirty days), or judgment by detaut will be taken against you according to the prayer of said compliant. ~ a-rf,.-lf
 The sad action is brought to recover divorce for causes set forth in complaint.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Dis, trict Court of the Fiist dicial District of the Territory of ArzoHa, in and tor the ounty O. Cochise, this 5th day of March, m the yea oi our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty eight. sa
 lsEALl GEO. H. DAILY,
 tss .tu Clerk ]. A. Zabriskie. attorney for plaintiff
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
Summons. mn IS.

In the Justices Court. of Precinct No. One. County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona Be- tore Inc. C. Easton, Justice of the Peace A. Beil, Plaintiff, ysa Santa Barb ra Mining Company, dslendaat Acion brought in said Justices Ceurt, and the comp aipt filed in the sad Court by'he said Justice of the Peace in the said County of Cochise
 The ieTitoiy of Arizona sends greeting to the Santa Barbara Mining Co.,. a foreign cor p,'ation, defendant You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought again. you by the above named plaintiff in the said Justices Court before said justice of the Peace, at his office on Alien street, City oi rombstf ne, Cochise County aforesaid, and to answer the said compaint filed therein, within five days (exclusve of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons, If ,eved within this precinct, or if served without this precinct, but in this County. within ten days; or it served out of this County within fifteen lays; otherwise within twenty days. or judg ment by deiault will be taken against you ac- cording to the prayer of said conp aint Tn, said action is brought to recover judgment against you for the sum of one hundred an.: eleven dollars and 62 cents. due by the account of plaintiff for 500 %, and the account of A Y. Young for $8.6e, and the account of c. w. Su'ser for S43, which have been duly assigned to plaintiff and you are hereby notified that ii you fail te appear and answer the said complaint, as above required, the plaIn- tiff will apply for judgment by default againsi you for said sum and al costs a. --.-.
 Given under my hand at my said office this 9th day of Ian., A. D, 1928.
 JNo. C. EAsToN,
 Justice of tie Peace in and for said Precinct
 County and Territory. ,5s- tt
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
FL VALE

still further south, and in the direction of Chihuahua. Here they tried to trade ,their horses with some Mormons but could not make it go. From here they went to
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
Revocation of Proclamation.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, l EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,

Whereas, the Live Stock Sanitary Commis- sion of the Territory has officially requested that the respective quarantine procamations of May 26th and August the 18th r887, issued by the Executive at their request, be now revok' d Now. therefore. I, C. MEYER ZULICK, Gov ernor of the Territory of A izona. by virtue ot the authori y in me vested. do hereby revoke said qu ,ran,ine proclamation as aforesaid. In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
 hand and caust the Gre,t Seal of the SEAL TerIito y to be affixed. Done at Pres
 colt, he capital this I4th cav of De- cember. 1887. c. MEYER ZULlCK. By the Governor:
 AS. A. BAYARD,
 Secretary of the Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
PEDREs VERDE,

nine miles south ut Cases Grandes, and about sixty miles south of Janos, bu, the president of the town would not permit the Mex cans to pursue the rob bers farther A Mexican came into Casas Crandes from Pedres Verde, who inform ed Smith that the robbers had been there and that one them had his leg doctosed and that they remained there three days and went to Sg
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24

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Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24

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 Price Sa per bottle 6 bottles $to; half s ze nalf pri c. io prove its wonderful pow S2 h,rle will be sent free on apphcation. Sold ty all druggists.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
$25O Reward.

The EPITAPH has the very best facilities fer doing every variety of job printing. Work will be finished when promised, in the highest style of the topographic art, and at the lowest living prices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
Notice of Forfeiture.

NO ANTHONY KRAKER AND R. E.
 Il Gray. You are hereby notified that l have expended two handred (s2oo) dollars m labor and improvements upon the Bright Light mining claim Tombstone Mining District Cochise County. Arzcna. in order to hold said premises under the provisions of section 2sa4 Revised Statutes of the United States being the amount required to hold the same for the years ending Dee, g. 1886. and Dec. 3I, 1887 Also have sxpend-u one hundred dollars on the Leo mining claim, for the year end g Dec. 3I. 1887 and if within nine.y days frc the service of your proportion of such nditure as d co- owner, your interest in saio aims will become the property of the subscriber under said section 2324 PETER bUTE. Dated Tombstone, Ian. .I4th, 1888,
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24

"yANTED.-FOR TOMBSTONE AMI w v'c'ritv, young or middle aged lady e nvass for holiday to ks; cur books are the mot salable in he market. and the comm S ions we give are very lib-ral. Experience i the business is not essential. as we give ull in- s,ructions. Addrsss. PERRY PUB. Co, r
 Denver, Colo.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
Y EPoMERA

and traded their black horse for a mare, giving $50 in American gold to boot A Mexican that Smith had sent from Casas Grandes to keep on the lookout for them returned from Y Epomera ana reported that the robbers had jus, left and were gong to the mining town of
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-03-24
INDIAN DEPREDATIoNS.

All D rsons who nave claims against inc Government for losses sustained though Ind an depredatons in Aizanr and New Mexic", will find il to ,heir interest to communicate immedia ely with the undersigned in regard to the same, if they desire to takr advant- ge of [ laws recently passed by. Con res to reimburse all parties Nho have suffered such losses.
 NM. O. DWELL,
 Attorney at Law,
 Prescott, A,izona.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-09

That the alleged misconduct was not sus-
tanned by the evidence. There WAS no
error In the CONVICTION. Affirmed.
Calhoun vs. The State, Tsrrant county.
Appellant wss indicted and convic led for
keeping and exhibiting for the purposes
OF gaming certain monte bank. There
was motion for rev trial. and IL 1ss
overruled; the motion ia not embodied in
the transcript, the clerk stating that it
has been misplaced. There is no state
ment Of facts. The court holds the in
dictment is good and the charge OF the
court correct. Affirmed.
Brown VS. the State, Williamson county.
Information charging appellant with IN az
gravated assault and battery, by the use
If s uuirt upon the body OF one A. n.
Tu,n; he was convicted aud 6aed 5000.
TIE assaulted party testified that on the
night Of May 6, some one hallooed at his
gate, and on asking them what WAS want
ed, they asked for wster, he carried out a
bucket to them, and found the defendant
and two others on the inside OF his igate /;
after drinking two men seized him around
the waist and arms and started OF to-
wards the creek with him; after going to
the creek about 200 yards from his house
they tied him by the feet and arms, threw
him down on his Efsce, and best hin
with sticks sud Quirt;
the three men at the gate were joined by
four others before reaching the creek
Held by the court: That the paper pur-
porting to be statement of the facts
cannot oe considered by the court; it Is
not dated, filed, or approved; the COM
plsInt and Information are sufficient; the
charge is not erroneous as far as We can
determine. There is no matter COM
planned of rs error that csn be consid-
cred in the absence of statement OF
facts. Affirmed.
Burr Campbell vs. the State; from Tar
rant. Conviction for theft of a COW, and
punishment fixed a. two years In peniten-
tiary, On the trial the appellant ex-
cepted to the following charge: "And If
the original taking OF the property though
wrongful was not fraudulent and with
intent to deprive the owner Of The value
Of the property, such taking could rot
amount to theft" on the ground that the
charge failed to further instru ct the jury,
that the subsequent fraudulent sppropris.
ton OF the property or intent
to appropriate the property, would not
constitute theft when the original taking
was lawful. Held by the court: There
Is no evidence in the record calling for q
charge as to fraudulent preparation
of the COW subequent to theioriginal tax
ing; that issue not being raised by the
evidence the court did not err in not
charging specifically upon 1t. Affirmed.
Burnett VS.. the State; Mills county.
Indictment for the murder of one ORIG
Barnes; found guilty OF murder in the
second degree and given twenty years in
the penitentiarY. Held by the court:
That the evidence and charge is suffl
Client; no error in rejecting the evidence
offered and rejected; nor was there any
error in refusing special charges asked.
Affirmed.