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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Attend the dance so-nigh

s1se uAnco to-u18u | EAstern Star lodes mss>
 night
 Heavy rAins aro reporl connA.vMU0ullUx1ugcuyy | y The Sentinel announces of Miss Julia Bshan at Yum
 Kay Barrett brought in .
 dust to-day from the lower H1 Tuesdays rain storm causs Granite creek, which has be5 come time.
 w. B. Jones. supssintsnds Prescott ( ArisonH CertrsI has returned from . trip eass.
 The jury yesssrdsy rsndsr dict in favor of J. N. Redsnb case of KArsu vs. Rodenhurr. W. N. Claypool. of tho works, left for Denver ysstss. runorsd that hs will bs sec' sy . As. Claypool on his ,
 Mountain lions ars ssporsst n killed seysrsl 6ne colts for T. sndsF and wm. Mitchell, ss | Agua fria.
 The WKxxLx JouRxAI-Nr Weekly Call, or wsskly Phil Prsss. will bs furnishsd for [ year in advance.
 A movement is on foot eo orI company of cavalry in Prescott.| it will prove . success. Pastisja horses, and who are willinx s should send their names to Joh, Prescott.
 Saloon ksspsrs, hotel keeps besrding houss ksspsrs can bs Q with "Notice to Travslsss," e ? by law to be postsd in such pla' der . penalty of $5.0O. by applis, this oflce.
 Frank 4sador's "bob tail" - Are not in much demand. A | without tho autograph of the c on 1t is of very little vx'ue. sl dor always was great prsctica but is would seem that .his ~Aus joke had been carried lar s~
 Our offer of s sewing maohins in every respect ,o those soid and one years subscription WEEKLY Jou2SAI-AuKs, io still holds good. Send in your accompanied by cash.
 Geo. B. NcCann is in town, fr Bug mining district. He says E. Murray. superintendent ot th' group ot mines, is pushing worl properties. He 8 also engal erecting permanent buildings, . McCann says the camp hos . permanent prosperity about i also expresses the grsatsst faith merits of tho property.
 Train robbers havs two err northern Arisona-ths St JohI ald and Prescott Courier. The openly promises inmuuity to Apache county, while the latter the railroad company and Wells ( Go. paying all expsnsss of ( and trial, e will bs seen iron { lowing item in it's issue of Jul "SheriG O'Nsill and posss did ws they captured the train robbsFs, was . csstly job for this county railroad and Wells, Fargo ( Co. pay the bills."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Born,

RoBINsoN-In Prescott, July 18th, to the wife of Dr. K. K. Robinson. a daughter.
 LIsroN-0n Turkey Greek, July sth, to the wiie'of J. R. .Liston, daughter. CHARr-In Prescott Julv Hath, so .hc
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
PimplEs TO ScReFulA. A Positive Cure for every Skin,S
 and Blood Disease Except : :. IcthyOoiA

fsef1aese . yeass. 0ee9s oeunD odX srsese . sssa1 eceb. Daek eevere- wssh scre.. nsse AeSeees aaa me43 ates as cess sg os.5S.
 Ihavs used the CuricuRA RnnRnsus vfSI the beat Fssalss. have used Svss Sce1lsS s|
 CUr,cU.H. S aaa oss S.ss of cus,cuss sc ssiss soA
 diss.ss knova = pscrsasis E ss1 is i ser i siss) year1. l would goS better and woruo e lss es| sonssimes ny head voald bs s.Iid eel CurlcuRA RnMEpixs. Ny arms vers eDvsso1 with soebs icon my cftows to shoaldern. n
 Sss ssssss =. s..Sss ..s ons co,id ssAs ane n' peEny to dollar. ha.i doesDred with = the bssS doesen with no rsiisf, and aesd UoI< Was hersdisSry, anu. | OCT sn to thi,S. ins
 sssicn of CuricUs1. ARcaEs RUSsI Et :,.-.-= -:s. Dsshler. 0ato- . :: sksn Dasease c YeaFs C1seA. T an shankful to ssy thAs have usod thi with grsai sacossss, end sonsissr Usyseif = urely cured of sals rheu n .frpm which ! hoVl
 .sissrss so. s az yscm;; ,i. ,s,sa @ 2 nsnssr . country. bns loo Dd nothing ,s at ws'ssit ssI--- euro until ussd your re ustie<. :: Ma. 4. AcCLAsfIs. Moretie. No The Wsrss Case q sersraia Carra ws have hsen selling your CuulSuRx RsN nptxs fue year. and have she rFst com s. s' yet to receive nom c purcaa~er. J-tesF | t- worss eases of s0rOfula efcr saw wss ,-s,ree
 by i've bot les of CurIcuEA Rxss1vsxr' CT rIcURA ard CUTIcunA Soar
 TAYLok q TAYLOR. Dr-sxisss, ... Frsnkiors, Hsn CUale0ea Renoaaeo
 Cure every species of Agonixing, humitlasfn,
 itching. burning. scaly ana pimpiy 0i.oooS'
 of the skin, scalp ant blood with icsa of hn,r from pta paes so scrofuiA. cx ceps poa.ihly te6
 thyoais.
 Sold evssyvhers. Price. cu1scus&. Sor
 soar, 8c,; RksoLvEAr. al Prepnssa bv tn|
 Masa.
 aDrSsnd for "Hov to Cure skfn Dsasases. :, @ pages. So illustrAtioss. ana too seetsmoDl la, .
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
FROM SATURpAY's DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY. Robert Councils place was burglar
 ised on Thursday night, aud . lot of
 cigars stolen.
 Tom Dougherty, Tombstone miner.
 was seriously, and 1t is thought fslslly,
 injured by blast recently. Nearly forty applications for posi- tions ss teachers were received by the
 board of school trustees. They came
 from nearly every state in the union. Henry Briot will go to Congress City in dsy or two. to engage in business.
 "Notice to Travelsrs". required by law to be posted in saloons, can be had at this office.
 Captain Carpenter and Lieut.. Rocks- feller, of Whipple, have been of on fishing excursion to Oak creek. Mountain trout are abundant in this
 stream. and they furnish good sport for anglers.
 A physician is quoted as saying that
 he always has boiled onions for dinner, | for the benefit of his children. "No worms, no scsrlAtina, no diptheriA. where children eat plent,fully of onions
 every day"
 Charles McGrew, son pf Judge w.
 H. McGrew, oae of the school trustees.
 has been elected jsnitor of the public
 school building. The salary is $25 per month, and the position has been filled
 fora number of years by Mrs. Csnaris. It is announced that Frank Jordan is near the head of the list for register of the land office. He is liable to be
 knocked out, however, by some would.
 e-bsen- governor. .but-willing-to-ta ak G. anything"
 Dr. Hughes reports that hs has had two new cAses of PAtients sffi ctsd with
 screw worms. which entered the nose
 while asleep. !f your nose is bloody you should not lie down, unless in fact
 you have cover over yoRr face. Screw
 worms are the product of certain kind of fy.-Pheuix Arisonsn.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Wednesdays
sottee @ Psol

Bids will be received
 the Prescott Board af 1 evening of July ssd. lSS' for the transportation s,f tween Ash Fork and Pre- between Prescott and Freight to hc classified genial Western olassiac, by the Atlantic ( Pxci6o Freighter must bid for 1. class. and k.s . period of The Bosrd reserves the any or all bids. and succ must give . bond for :he of their coasraoi
 R. H. Bux' President Prescott Boar Prescoss. Aria. July l2.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
eus,nsss Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such general revival of trade st Beau mont Coxe's Drug Store ss their giv- ing away to their customers of so many trial bottles of Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article, from the fact that it alwsys cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Brochitis, Group, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured You can test it before buying by getting trial bottle free. large size $l. Every bottle warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

Try bottle of Psines celery Cam pound, the fnest nerve tonic known, to be had at the Mountain City Drug Store. i4tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

Dr. F. II. Waite, dentist. Is a gradu ate of Chicago Dental college. and has been permanently located in Phenix for two years. He guarantees all his work.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Lest,

In Prescott, . gold Glove But toner, with a fob attached. The finder will be literally rewarded by returning 1t to this office. iyIS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
 000ttotYV.

Dr. J. M Marshall, of Flacstaff, can be found at Room Nn a Bellevue House after July lst. whore he is prepared sa perform all operations in Dentistry ALI work guaranteed. and charges req sonable.
 Please call early. as my stay will he short. je27-d
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

l Gill pay, upoa presentation, the following County Warrants, series of 1888. On the General Fund. all war rants presented. to Jsnary 5th. 1888. and numbers IT, B, 2l, and 90 pre- seneed January 9th. Interest ceases on the same from the date hereof.
 c. 0. WADDELL. County Treas.
 Prescott, July 18th. 1889.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

Fine assortment of Cigars, Tobacco Fruits, Confectionery. Notions. etc Finest Imported Cigars ever brought to this city, 3 for a cents. Fresh Fruit received every day. A fine chance for Gold Watch. Somebody will get it. When you buy One Dol lars worth of goods, at any one tune, call for ticket, which will enti,le you tn chance to draw . Gold Watch, Walthsm movement, worth $6O. Draw ing July Both, 1889 To be given away Tree to the one holding the lucky num- Der. This ia bonafide offer a. Ford's 1884 MontsumA Street. i24-u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Advice se aaosnsrs.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup should always be used for children tsethipg. It soothes the child, softens the gums, sllays sll pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for ni- Arrhaa. Twenty-Five pents bottle.
 jsnSSyl
 Dr. F. H. Waite, . we'll ::known den- tist of Phenix, is in the city, and has opened an office over the postofiice.
 Homeopathic medicines. A full as- -o-.ment iust received at w. w. Ross' fs,-.,,. V.-,,e- G.,ra
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

Oh, for good smoke! Aiken has it-the " Key West Bouquet"
 Dr. F H Waite makes speciality of Gold filing and crown work. Soda Water, with fruit juices. at Coxe's pharmacy, Schhtz Milwaukee keg beer at the Moutexums,
 Stonswan whisky, from Moore & hebsto k, Bergen county, Kentucky, at the Montezuma. Try the celebrated Milk Shake, st Coxe's pharmacy, most delicious drink. star'inss. eoys. Remedy at Cose's
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
FRIDAY,::July ls.

Board met July 18th at 10 o'clock. Present full board and clerk.
 In session as board of equalization :: The following resolution was lead and adopted:
 Resolved, That the Assessor is order sd 10 collect taxes or take bond in all cases where there is no real estate owned by parties assessed.
 Board resumed the comparison of the field books and assessment rolls. Board adjourned until l 30 p. m.
 FRIDAY, July F.
 AfTERSoos sEssios.
 Full board resssemb bled at l 30 D. m. In session as board of equalization c. w. Culver appeared, and showed c receipt for taxes paid In Pinal coun. ty for 1889.
 The following parties were cited to appear on dates set opposite their names and shsw cause, if any, why their assessments should not be raised B e D;lion,S B catte, July l6; John Duke, % dairy'oows July IS; AlDoyle, isa -s..,e I-,v r9 raggs Bros. S-0Q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Confirmed.

The favorable impression produced on the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, a few years ago has been more than con- firmed by the pleasant experience of all who have used it, and the success of the proprietors and manufacturers, the Cal. Fig Syrup Company.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
EVENING SESSION.

Board met pursuant to adiour nment, and the following were cited to appear en the date opposite their names, to show cause why their assessment should not be raised: James M Baker, $l,000, July 18th; Mrs. M. R Rich- ardson, July 18th; Geo. Conuell, 70 cattle, 20th; J.W. CoughrAn, lD cat tie, July l6th; c. w. Culver. July 18th; O. F. Place. superintendent of the Crowned King Mining Go, $2,5o0, July 18th; R. B. Cannon, 50 cattle, July goth; Steve Condron, $l,OOO, 18th; A. S. Clough, 5000, 18th.
 Adjourned till Friday, July 18th, at 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

c. w. Culver, district No. h, report laid over and $30V allowed on account. Hen.y Bevsring. district No l, report laid over.
 Wm. A. Deering. district No. 3, re- port returned for verification.
 Bid of c. I. Lewis. of eco for the NAlloy property, was read and accepted, and the clerk directed to make out 8 deed for the same.
 On motion, board adjourned until Friday at 10 o'clock.
 In session e . board of equalization ::
 Board resumed comparison of field books and sssessment rolls.
 The following persons were cited to appear on date set Opposite their names and show cause. if any, why their ss- sessments should not be increased :; Jas. Bianconi, 30 head of cattle, July l5; 'ChAs. Bishop, $2O real estate, July IS; Peter Broisard, $40O real estate, July l5; T. L. Bacon, loON head of cattle. July l7.
 On motion, board adjourned until 6 30 o'clock D. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

Pocket Match Safe Free to Smokers o
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
soard of superv,.or..
WEDNESDAY. July 10.

Board of Supervisors.
 WEDNESDAY. July 10.
 AFTERNOON SESSION.
 Board re-convened at 9 o'clock p. m., pursuant to adjournment.
 On motion, Chss. H. Akers vas all lowed $500 for indexing county records warrant drawn on general fund.
 On motion, Wm. O. O'Neill, assessor, was allowed $500 for contingent ex- penses of assessors office; warrant or dered drawn on contingent fund.
 Juror's certificate of E. Stahl was allowed for g.
 Robert J. Atkinson report as road overseer of Dist. No. was read and accepted, and bill of $465 was audited and allowed for $379.
 On motion, board adjourned until Thursday ct 10 o'clock.
 h session e board of equalization :: Board continued the examination and comparison of the field books and assessment rolls.
 The following named persons were cited to appear before the board on the date opposite their names, to show cause why their assessments should not be added to-, P. l.. Ksstner, July IF; JOseph Akar, July ;6; W. K. Allen. July l6; J. c. Boblett. July l5; George Brok,r July l7; J. A. Brown, July l7. Guy Bennett. 800 head of cattle, July l9; J. S. Brown, $700 on ranch and improvements, July IS.
 R.J Atkinson appeared, was sworn and examined, and $sO6 was deducted from his assessment.
 Geo. E. Brown was sworn and ex- amined; on motion, his assessment was passed.
 On motion, board adjourned until Thursday ct 10 o'clock.
 THURSDAY, July II. Board of Supervisors and Board of Equaliration met at 10 o'clock to-day, pursuant to adjournment Present full board
 In session as board of supervisors Resignation of w E. Landsrebe, as constable of Prescott precinct, was read and accepted.
 The following Road reports were read and accepted and bills aliowei. as follows: U Williams, Dist No l2 . .$l57 D w G Wingti field, Dist No 3O.... lS7 70 J HI simpson, Dist No l7 ..... l6 5O On motion. board adjourned until 30 o'clock. In session as board of equ Alization P. L. Kastner appeared, Was sworn and examined; on motion, $iOO was added to his assessment. J.J. Williams appeared, was sworn and examined; on motion assessment of Copper Basin Copper Company was passed.
 J.w. C,aypool. secretary Arizona Ore Co.,, appeared, was sworn and ex- amined; on motion, assessment of Ari- sona Ore Co. was passed.
 Adjourned until 30 o'clock. THURSDAY, June II.
 AFTERNOON SESSION. Board reaaeembled ct 90 P. m. h session ss board of supervisors The following road overseers' reports were read and accepted, and bills allow cd as fOlloWs:
 R Slack, Dist. No 2l. ..$ 53 p c w Hance. Dist No "A. ..... "A W J EDrockman, Dist. II. ..... 20 Oo
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
Casaeaea sgeusAaes
Weak. Painful Backs

& Kidney and Uterine Pains And Weak NJ 6uosseo relieved iu one minute by inc
 W8Cue1euea Antl- Paln Rsaoeer In . 0VS nrst ana only pain.killing psnsfer. New, W,1nssartAneous.i in nliibie. 26 censs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

NJ. Goldwater < Bro. are in receipt os & fine line of embroideries. laces and all other kinds of white goods. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
AFTERNOON SESSION.

BoArd reaseembled ct 1 90 p. m.
 Ia session as . board of supervisors The following road overseers' reports were read and accepted. and bills allow
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17
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Corner Drug Store
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

to-day loaded with lumber.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-07-17

Wiie oi John Chart, a daughter.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-19
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given above, wzs Is cent?. the i1Acn -
eents. TIE dinnsF IS ce1tss II al ~ cents
foE tbs day. With oas hundred dishes u
chose freE1- AaEk yos4- tAe service a.
vesy god. table cloths and napkins.
large, nas and snowy white butter.
sazar znd condiments of LAs oest. aaai
the dining rooSn tasly furnished AID
confortable. TIE kind II people yo0
lneet are well dressed asld familiar
..ith ths uicesles u lifo-the same class
u ba found daily IL any II tie higher
grade u restaurants IL New lofS cay.
Il sres1led - ms impOsSi0le thai this
could be done II city like San iran
cisco, znd after p2rtaking 0f the three
meals uleutioael above ! asked 10 see
tie proprietor. He came, anxious 20 see
Il anything Vas wrong. v hen stated
Nv business be smiled and c0uTteously
sai1: Many from the east are curious
u knoS ho~ IL Is done. bat the answer
Is easy. Wine. frUir, vegetables ana
meats are not expensive ON the facinc
coast when bought IN large quantities
Then. when YOU fesd q great many peo-
pie aud make Iitie on each one, the
return IS fair. For example, nearly
two thousand people day take their
meals here. say Oh each we make 5
cents, that is net profit Of $50 a day.
IL we only fed half that number. ex-
penses would be nearly Is great, and wo
could not live. 1t is the small profits
from a great number that explains the
seeming problem"
But there is a deeper depth than all
this. Throughout the city arc cozy little
bakeries where coffee and cakes arc
served for ten cents. or eggs, bread and
butter, with tea or coffee. for fifteen
cents. Pies and puddlngs. pastry and
fruits Of al kinds are sold for five cents
each, and bowl Of bouillon can also be
had for : nickel. These establishments
are not cellar or sides places. bat finely
fitted up corners on Grant avenue, kear-
ncy street, Market, etc. They are well
filed nearly all the time, and are patron
lied by wha: are politely termed nice
people. 30 you see, the eastern man
coming this way need not go hungry, al
though find il is not the effort of the
average tourist to econonize.
He is ready and willing to cut
splurse. That being the case, there Is
no city III the land where he can blow
in" his wealth quicker than on this pc
ninsula by the Golden Gate Speaking of
dining, / must say that the Italian res
taurants OF San Francisco are wretched
at least that Is my experience. The
table dhotes are one dollar and one dol
lar and half and for that much bet
ter dinner should be served than is offer
ed. have tried the Italian three times
within the fortnight. and found the
Chanti without bouquet and the speg
hetti not cooked with the flavor it seems
10 possess in the better class OF Italian
establishments in the cast. The French
restaurants are an improvement, but
unless it be at the clubs one cannot get a
really choice meal hereabouts, unless
hotel fare is accepted as suitable for u
jaded appetite or an epicurean palate.
FREDERICK w. WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-19

Willis J. Perkins Is N Milwaukee on
business.
S.sudford Schuyler, OF Marshall, il in
tns cisy on business.
I Il. Perkins has gone West on a
week : business trip.
Oscag Nandersluis NIL return home
from thc university today.
JOAN Hall has gone 20 Boston, Mass.
he VIII oc absent several weeks.
Don Crawford has gone 70 Denver.
Colo, fog the benefit of his health.
Mr.. ard Mrs. 9. 4. Anderson. Of Big
Rapids, We're IN the city Yesterday.
Harry and Percy Noble. of Fix Rap
ids, are the guests OF Mrs. Geo Bow.
sixty MuskegOu.tes came in yester-
tay % attend the Gilmore concerts.
Norman ODeIb. clerk for Ira Hatch.
. ont tgain after six-week' 5 sickness.
Beginning tonight the stores wll. be
open evenings untl the Fourth OF
July.
John Roberts and sister Mss MAY. OF
Hastings, attended the Gilmore con
cert yesterday.
= & ooNes mas rtbuEDeu from an eN-
tended trip through Missouri, Colorado
AID Indian Territory.
Ton Bechtci went % Grand Haven
last ,,lt to attend the commencement
sloo Ok Ake'ey institute.
Nr and Mrs. II. d. Parker. Of the
State House of Correction at Ionia,
were IN the city yesterday.
Charles and Harry White went to
Grand Haven yesterday 20 attend the
Akelsv institute festivities
wilder D.. stevens and family have
rsiHrled from Colorado, where they
cave been spending the winter.
Ms Allie Finch and Mrs. A. L.
sio,ul ~, of Graqd Haven, are visiting
NJ ani Ms. J. VI. Brayton. of south
4olege-ave.
Rev. J. G.. Blaucbard's family. from
Monticello, Iowa. are spending their
vacation WITH Mrs Ba0chari's parents,
rs at VI a.. Z Chapel. of lfold-st.
Mrs. W I Iauoresux and Mrs. ~.
J Prrs -s have -turned home from
J0bustav1. PENN, with Mss Ella
Irwil, one of the Johustowu food
sufferers. who VIII make her home IN
Grand Rapids "a the future.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-19
TOWN TOPICS.

The Alch ga Central Pzy-c4T pad
tas elEg 4 Flsls YESTERDAY
he funeral eE tie ale Nm- l.
B-kesy alll ~ 1ela 40 ~ O'clock It's
L4er4-4-s
Tie Annlal banquet 0f the Local
E1r4sture Association vi De acid ms
evening".
Tie OxsshisEong hoo al tne boat
L1ase 50norIoN evening = ~ oe q pleas
49, sGs.
- notorious Cora slssoa Wss ar
reSlea asa.n yesterday ga warrant foE
beng 1lsoFdegiy
e IL B0dsnsteln, of the star Cioth-
lls hoa-es IS preparing ~ os-ld a h.lL--i-
-sl-e neN house.
A lsrge n--.bsF of Grand Hayea
rezlde1ts came down - attend the GI-
nloTe luo,lse .sSt evening
It u etpected taas The m0tln Tor a
lea tr4l I'D else 90 ~ - 4e1en + g.
Watklls Wlll bs argued t0dsy-
ExperInents are beng made with 4
VeE 0f using Lamoerton creek a. =
water supply iOr The ,oldlers' Home
The regular meeting of the Z. ;. A.
IemplaEs' Hall, south Dlyls4On-st., at
30 p. m-
The Grand Rapids Guard hop this
evening IS IN no seuse a pubic dance.
Only tnOse having cards VI lnFiL4tiOA
VII be admitted.
County superintendent Lancaster
yesterday took Mary sullivan, Of
Grand Rapids, % the asylum a. hal4-
ulazoo a. a county charge.
The surveyor OK customs cleared yes
tefdLy al the custom house a car load
of mgs.cal, instruments from Vienna,
aad Prague for JuiIus A. j. Fredercn.
ChAr.es IL. Coclii, the well known
fruit and commission ulsrcuanJ Al 30
North l0l4A-st-. - about % close Out
bis present business and % go into some
other occupation, perhaps farming.
Mrs. Horace Fee-z. OF Piainheld ave,
very kindly remembered the teachers
oI Fiamfleld-aye. school who took
part ln the Gilmore concert, by present
lng each one of them with i beautiful
ooquet or roses-
United States Court Clerk Fitch yes
tcrdsy received a dispatch from CIR
cult Judge Jackson saying that he
could not get here Yesterday n ex-
pccted, but would reach here n time
% open court today at 10 a. N.
The announcement that the Elks
would leave yesterday "a attend the re-
union az Plttsburg was a mistake a. the
reunion has been postponed until july
l6. Il ami Is. on account Ot the Hoods
and the terrible catastrophe AT Johns
town.
The Parable ot the Vineyard ls the
subject Ot a lecture % IL gwen by Rev.
George Henry Dole IN the New Church
House OF Worship, corner OF Lyon and
Div.si0n-sts.. this evening az 3:S0. Ques
tiOns NIL be gladly answered.
The only cases OF contagious diseases
reported Yesterday We're four cases,
three OF measles ard one OF chicken
poN. As follows. Measles, Lester Ham
ilton. aged /. IL Tenth-ave.; Annie
Highly. age 5. Il EllswOrth-ave.; Cnas.
a. Thb0s, age Is, 81 FInney-st. Chick
eu-pOx, Clara Merclat, age !, 30 Fifth