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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
LOCAL NorDs
<u TuussDAv's DAILY.

 <M TnuRsDAY's DAILY !. D. Helm cane in irsn the Ors A yssssraay.
 |. Ykher's car lsad of Flagstafi
 1aeoos have arTived. Uoagreo City is . heavy patron of zessett tog holiday gseds. lfss. Mary Campbell. oi Battle Flat
 .s olsd her stsck brand for record.
 Two wensn, ot Albuquerqus, have Ssn ssnt 10 ths tsrritsrial prissa fol 1ssn.
 T. L. Fishsr is safFsriag from the Etees q . spraiA sf his ankle received syear aee.
 pe(A tAe incoming and outgoing
 n aal sxpress ars irsishtsd vitl
 filthy prsssnts.
 H. faulknsz, ef the Quarts Noun s.A-ase cenpeAy, loft for Kansa' 0ity this aftslnoon.
 bspnty uieksy is prsparing 0 d ssms artistic landssaps gardening su ~ plasA in tAs spring.
 \. o. 0ilasss xzew.- GssrA, 1sft ysetsrdsy fer the DraAshaw noun. eains, en mining busiasss.
 Aissr quits . showsr sn Wsdnssday the usalhsr eleared ID and thsrs was [ hsavy isost last night.
 Mail and sxprsss which has ben ac eunulaAing sinss Sunday lAst wers star>s1 to thsir dsstinatioA to-day.
 Mra. P.L Kxstnsr and children left ea this ailsrnoon's train. for Stratford, Canala, C visit Nr. Kastasris relatives
 eissts earaviA and Jssss Jsaes hAvs dsedsd thrss mining claims in Walnut orovs district to Jin s. Oallen. fol @soo.
 A dsed from Jessph Dslghsrty tl D. '. Mitchsll. for tho Ensls ranch . loo aerss sf land. for $7c0. has beer 1loa ior record.
 Ths nev engine ef ths Prescott Arisona Centxal railroad is nsrs thar deuAls ths siss ef the number I, bsini . ntg-six ten engine.
 Ths otar says thsrs ars suinoss pro dieaieas sf many rsvsagss which ars to = pai1 oR in 0rahan county a sesz e the lig rsbbsry cass is clsssd.
 Essn . private letter received fren Rhenix, it is learnsd that the charge against pr. '. II. Waite hAs been dis nisssd, and hs has besa fully exen- sretsd.
 During the Argumsnt of tho Wham Eobbsry cass. Mark Smith talked sssassy" to Judge Sloan. and wss fined e100 Ger contempt. He apsloSised and tAs fns was renittel.
 Preecott's littls railroad s net the enly ono which hAs sufTsred frsn the ooerns. Telegrans tell of washouts on fhs oeuthsrn Pacific, and land slidsa en ths Oaliiernia SeutAsrn.
 AL Aitksn was doing rushing trade this nsrnins in tho apple businsss. A paok train iron Alexandra carried pwey Fxs<-sf hia steck, while feur barrsls wsre loaded for the Congresa, eA frsight wagon. visitors fron the county were nu' nsreus sn ths streets to-day. Among theeD noticed were Judge Abner Wade, walnut osovs; o. 6. Black and '. E. KirklAnd, Krkland valley; H. l.. Dswdrs. Skull valley; Thsnas Carroll, JsRome.
 Co00unicatioA was re-oPened again on the Prescott q Arisena Central rail. rcd yssssraay. The Willow creek hgidgs gave way sn the train attsnpt ing e eress it. The engine, howsvsri gss ever safely, and the passsneera wsrs brought ts town on it, when it 10. turned with box car and brought in nail and sxprsss, arriving at 8 s'cloek ia ths evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
entltlea |. in. Rest

All arc entitled to the best that their money will buy, 60 every family should have at once, bottle of the best family remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the system when costive or bilious. For sale in soc and $l bottles by all leading druggists.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
nuoklen's Arnles. saIvs

The Best Salvc in the world for Cut Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, 6slt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chappcd HAnds, ChilblainG Oorns. and .all Skin Eruption, and poo. lively cures Piles or no pay required. n is guaranteed to give peris,ct satisfaction or money refunded. Prize 25 cents per box. For sale by ". WI Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
rro16 TunanAx.o DAILY.

ynou IusspArS pAlLs.
 russ ei6es vi.s6er q \. Aisksas City slsslisn tse veeln isss 'o''.s Tslasee sni eicnss, ,nansssss ssA,as at Fords.
 Psrfnmsly aad nssions' s'e.' . rosisa nailroad iieksls bought 'snd cod ' \. Aiikea's.
 Knivss. gensins Wosssnho' ms' s'e d Fords.
 Fssah cAnAiss aud nuts prise ooxes etc., as Ford;a
 0orhAm \. BrHy e dosh tou' flasstAf on toalsys train. ssAtionssy-ink. paper. pencils and postage stamps. nt rords. Lsoks q thsush tho rais storm night change vith . spsinkling oi ~sis bsautiiul."
 \ car lesd q orc, isom ta,e Bell m me ea Lynx crseb, is awsitins srss'nens as tho sampler teddy. IT. snd Mn. Chs n. Dshn sstorned e thsif hsns. 10 Asua EriA valley . yeslssday sissrneoa.
 Rumos hsth t that . dAnghtsr was bsra rscsntly to ths vile of | S- bnl- lock, sa New Ysrk City'
 Buy your LouisishA stase LoessFJ siehs,s ol A. Aittsn. rho has the s<ency ior the sams. in Prssce's.
 Arrivals ea to-day's train were c. y Basr. q Ksssas City; [. 4. Hawk, spssial agent ol she iatsrior depart neat. and Lsut Green, of the signal osryioe.
 Jake Stsiner retusaed to Prescott yesterday. Hs got as for ss Loo Anse- lss sn his way te Central AmsEiea. got his hand hurt in strestcar collis'on. and concluded thss prssosst vas gosd enough fsr hin.
 All that was mortal cf ThoaAs c. Drsy was dspesitsd h ths Citissss csnstsry this aiessnoon at thrss o'clock. The funssal wss attended hy | large csncourss oI people. The wifs and tvo childrsn q the dsceased have tho synpAshy q osr people ia their be- rsavsmeat.
 rins impsrtsa cigars-Key Wsss and Dsnsslie-just rsosiysa at Ferd's. Thsss ars 6rst-elass oigAfs. Several brsnds from the El NodolA Cigar Con- pAAy, q Key West All resistered brands. Just the thing for Christ- nas or New Ysar's present td
 Genial Jim Akers. ths enly naa in Yavapai county who is uilt strictly after thu alderman madel, is in town frsn ths Meckingsird, to take in tho ball given for shs benefit of the o. K.'s, of which company lis is . gallant hsayy-vsikht. and to take Chrirtmas dinner with his brt,iher. Recorder Akors.
 The best medical writens claim that tho successful remedy f<r nAsal cAtxrrh must bs non irritating, aAsy ei ApplicA- ton, and cne that will rsach all the re mote sorss and ulceratel surfaces. The History sf the efforts to treat catarsh during the past ebliges us to admit that cnly one remedy haS'n11bt thess osndi- tions, and that is Elys Cream Balm This plsasant remedy hss mastered catarrh as nsthing elss has ever don., and bots physicians and patients freely coacsds this fact. Tho moro distrsss- ing synps .nas yield to it.
 ThA 1uy,m yns-rvgst 4ssass-tFss, 1cey and William Oliver, rssurncd verdict ysstsrd1y of snet guilty" tho conclusion bsing arrived It on tho arst ballet. Tho investigation sf the casa disclossd the feet that the plaintiff had insisted on trying to run Van scoyss plaes, which tho latssr very naturally ebjsctsd to, and vas compiled te sm. phasiss his objection in . manner not plsasing bat rathsr effective to the plaintiff.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25

You want . good, square meal. call on E. Spaulding, at MAier's Restaurant.
 Brsakfast, [ to i0 Dinner. l2 to 2, Suppsr, 5 to7.
 Single square meal, 50c. Three squars meal Hckets. ono dollar.
 N. .. Don't forget the Plaoe-ou Granite Greek Bridge. d23
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
70 ooils.,ls ,lssense.

Tho year 1889 is drawing to | closs Thsrs ars few of our iriends to whom VI have cont eills during tho year who have not yst romiltad tho amount .aus us- We have 10 particular use for ths noney except Q pAy psssiss whom we ows. As VI would liks so square up q nsasly e possibts q tho end sf the ysN, it is hoped that all wha tncw thsnsslvss indsbtsd on subsctiptiaa, and vhe can cenvsnisntly ds a. siIl send us [ remittance bofors shc nov yoax.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
NesIday oooae.

Our Regular Everyday Prices fer Holiday 0sods srs lower than the Especial" prices of any l,osss ia town, We have . complete stsck q Dslls, Doll' Cradlss and Pefdmbulators. Bsys' sisds and wagons, China and Tin Toy sets. 0amss sad Paet,lrs Books for Childrsns and Msniculs Sets, Comb and brush ssts, and nasly ethsr novel ties for Ladies, and an elegant lins oi Silk Hanksrohiess. Ties, ecaris, etc. for Gentlemen. Remember. no Fancy Prices. Every thing marked away down.
 D. J. 6ULLMAH ( Go.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
Adxlca te aaotnese.

Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup should always be used for children
 teething. It soothcs tho child, softens
 the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for Di. arrh@a. Twentv-five cents bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
Camp Verde reulenanent

Camp Verde Tournament.
 EDzroR JeuRxAr-MINEa: "A Tsurna. msnt will bs held at Middle Verde. \. T., on Christnas day, Dec. 35tA, 1889.
 Thsre will be pursss given for Hone racing; prizes given for Steer Tyinx. aud Bronco Riding; alto . LAiss' rec -dash of half-nile. The whols to con. clude with Grand Hop q niehs. Al are cordially invited. By srdsr of ths CoxarrRs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25

Yoa want good lunch for 25 cents, call on H. SpAulding, at Aaier's Res tauraut, from 2 to II o'clock P. NJ. d23
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
l.oes.

\ diamond ring. The finder will please leave same at this oface, and re- csive . liberal reward. n39i
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
heuse Wanseel :.

\ responsible tsnant wants sn un- furnishsd house containing from 6vs to ssvsn rooms. Apply too. R Mar tinaslf. real sstats agent, north side of
 ths plass. tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
Cured bv Cutlcura.

V Our otdeet child. Row six ysars of co, vhen e infnnt e1x months old was sttaskea by . v11ulo1t. DA1lenans akin disesaeL All ss1iiy ShysisIsn, vho ss ssssmpssd so ssss |; ba3 70 epgood vith almoat inefedieie rsPt4fly unMl tho loue- portion ef the lttsis ielIe!y n tnsess ves ons solid rash. usly, p4lsfsl. ol0oohe0, au9 aalicfoub. We he'd 70 ro1< q sixs;, 70 esess by day: rinally; n,s 1s .sfs ss fs. toar vseks ecnpl:ss ear. ,., ws. :c. = WkiSs ssd nsslthy .s IhenEh = a.s nssss Ssss Fl. ss. tacked. n my opinion: ySSsr ySsr S ns ss : - ssrons s.s; s.y:s as. s ses ss ss q l1ns dissass havins sssr sc c1sesaSSH9r S esS9ra.
 AshlaSd. O. Dey ooverod with ooaks.
 " hey. ssss nine ysas., hss sssn ssceslsa e, with dEy Wh1ee soob 0yet themr Les yeos he Soe uofee than eyer. ne1pg oovored sionS As . isss roeors. actor ainsa so SSy ss r. s s ps sss sns s . ssP6y .. P idiy 1issSpssssi, sSsviss tke skin issr IT. ssSsss sss cos q. e sse ssss s oo34. 0GQ Es LkAyfxI. . No. Antoyozs Ma ouelcuso Uooolvo0e
 Iho uow Dloo1 Ruy10oR and yuruGg e16 hest of Humoe RaDedies, intsFnAily, aad CuncuRA. tho GFoae 9kia Cure. and Cux1 cunA BOAT. aa exqaistts 8k1n bsantineR. q So1issiA5 ssrs Is safiY iiis itShIns. ssrnises b1oe1l1os eoAly% eguooods pfmp1ys oce1y, seroe< aloges eAd ho1elltARy humou with loep e ho1f, togo oyo1dtng yUoEs of eor&9se ena o'e. 0EnRo1bons Iogo1eos fo8ombor tn1o ooree h ehtldhooo uEo poemaAents
 Sold svogyw4eEe. rrtess cUTrcUnAs ess'
 zr 1r:s !1e xH1 6. & e..das rcss css ssass. S = SVSsna sor ssnov te Care ekia D,sseeee.r
 s:; E 5 7sss s::;'ss:s ss.' ;'s s:;;
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
oorn.

Prescott, December 22d. to
 the wife of Jin O'Neal, . son.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
MarrIsd.

MrnRs-SEAvER-At tho rssidsnce ef
 w. II. Ssaver, ct Agua Tria. by Rev.
 E. D. Wycko6, December l7th, Chas. H. Myers, of Walnut Grove, 0 Aiss
 Iva b. Seavers. WHrTsoS-SEAvER-At tho same place.
 on tho same day, by the same, Geo, N. whitson, of AguA Fria, to aisa Minnie 0. Seavcr.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
Baby ono Solid Rash

.s: s essssy ssS .s sssss sy sssss iss.
 soRS o11 oll seoo41ow fo1ee4. tRfee
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25

oeea lunch sor 10 oents, st Naiee's Restaurant.
 Three meal Ticksts for one dollar.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25
rRola orHRR counrrra,

The 0rasd Priss Mining Csnpany. sitaassd On webber czsek, tuslv, nilse Iron PAysea, in 0ila county, is nsw in fan oPsratisa. Their nsu anen.l.ll nill dess admirahls wosf. and ths out put ef gold equals ths nest sauruine sxPsctaticns of ths company. Th. mins is said to bs one of tAs heet r,ld properties in central Arissna. The ore sess about eso per ton in eosa, and ,he supply l. said to bs abuaant te kse, tne mill running continously for | lons Perisd -Silver Belt.
 The sale ei the Tarrell rrour af nines at lmurss is annouced jsne. Fsrrsll. well kns~a in rombstoue. ha, so'd the group to an Enrlish synd;o.s. for q. oo.ooo. half ossh. b1lsnee ;n stcck. Extsnsivs reduction works v;ll se put upon tho minss, aaa 1 reilrs.d ;, built to tho works. which will he er.o,.., on the MagdslsAA or BAbAsarsu riv,r,- -Prospetor. s s''
 Hasqua HalA camp coatains. all se,d, absqt 2oo peopls.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-12-25

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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
A GRANTS OVERLAP.
Two Hundred Squatters Declared to Have
No Title.

Los ANGELES, Aug. ia very i'm
portant suit, involving the title to 1877
acres OF land in the new county of Orange,
was decided Yesterday III the case of Har-
rson against Urichs in the United
States circuit court in favor OF tine plain
tiff. The defendants, Of whom there are
about 200, claim under squatters' title to
rancho Santiago de Santa Ana. The
plaintiff claims under the Robinson title.
The patent to the rancho Los Bolsas and
that to the Tenoa rancho made them lie
one on top Of the other, the land contained
IN the overlap amounting to 1928 acres.
The overlap was caused by Il change in
the course OF the Santa Ana river. The
old river bed was The original line between
the Santa Ana and Los Bolsas ranchos,
and when the river changed its course,
over twenty years ago, this boundary was
removed several miles westward along
the whole Bolsas line. The settlers
squatted upon this strip, claiming that it
Was government land, the new river being
given as the boundary of the Los Bolsae
ranch, and the old river as the boundary
of the Santa Ana ranch. Now the United
States circuit court hands down a decision
giving judgment for the plaintiff. THIS
deposes about 200 farmers in Orange
county from their lands, which they have
held for twenty years, all because al
earthquake made river move its bed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
CONDENSED NEWS.

Washington county, Oregon, is suffer
ing from disastrous forest fires.
The New York Worlds rressmen went
out Oh ike at o'clock Saturday morn
ing,
Lewis Demorest and Summer Miller
were hanged at Lake Charles, La, on
Friday for murder.
A cloud burst in the interior of South
Carolina is announced which covered an
area five miles long by sixty wide.
The Plasterers' Union Of New York
announced that their strike for $3.50 pei
day instead of $4, had been successful
all employers having conceded the de
mand.
On Wednesday an aged widow who
lived alone in her house in Hartford
Conn, was found dead in her kitchen
having evidently died several days before
A search of the house revealed golC
bonds and stocks OF the value of $40 900
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
THE ELIXIR NOTHING NEW.


DENVER, Aug. l0.--The Times spncia
from Ouray Indian Agency, Utah, says
The Brown-Sequard elixir, which seems
to have captured the efete east, is al Ole
and established remedy among the Ute
Indians. 1t is as common as milk and
has been in use among them for centuries.
Colorow, Shavenau, Douglas, Gammen,
Piah and several other Indians have tps,
| tilted to the use of the method by reach.
ing an age equal to the average year,
familiar to students OF the Bible.
Not only do the Indians use mutton
tissue; the goat is brought into requisiton
In conversation with a prominent I'm
| compahgre medicine chief The Times cor
respondent was told that the Cheap big
medicine" had been in use among the
| tes for more than two centuries. He
also made the startling statement that
COiOrow was more than 800 wears old
when he died and that more than 900
goats had contribute TO his physical sup.
port in his advanced age. When asked
regarding the use OF sheep tissue he re-
piled that it was all right when people
were not more than 30 or 70 years of aye,
but that the goat tissue carried more force
WIN ~ anu eliat 6odtS NClt hSNCr ulSOttuQ
or unhealthy.
The medicine chief, whose name ia
Cohoe, made some startling revelations
also. He said that Ouray, who died in
1879, was very old man, and that the
cause OF his death was the absence of the
elixir. Ouray was at all times credited
with having more than the ordinary In
dian intelligence, and commanded the
respect OF all white people Cohoe says
that he acquired this from his associa-
tions with Cortez in the 10th century.
Proceeding further, he said that Ouray
and Sapovonaro were taken into captivity
by Cortez when he swept through the
Wet Mountain valley, Colo, during the
10th century, and that they were com,
PEELED to work in the mines OF the Sangre
de Cristo range.
Sapovonaro is now the head CHIEF OF
the Uncompahgres and the medicine
man, Cohoe, says that he is about 80 |
years old and is l26 times widower He |
has always been the owner OF large iiocks
Of goats and has goats and sheep in his
herds to-day.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
Veins Of Marble In Utah.

SALT LAKE, Aug. l9.-There are ex-
tensive marble quarries near Nephi, but
they have never been worked to any ac-
count. Now, however, Col. J. p. Murray
of this city is organizing a company with
4 large capital TO open these Quarries. He
has secured control OF 320 acres wherein
there are countless vei..s Of from five to
twenty-five feet, the face cropping out all
over the tract. Profting by experience
in Vermont, the company begin simply
on lime and plaster ofparis munufactur
ing basis, using the float and marble near
the surface for this purpose, and as the
marble is SO 81 per cent pure carbonate
of lime, there is no reason why the best
lime and plaster in the country can not
be made there. By and by, as the COM
pany get down into tire earth, they ex-
pect to strike solid masses OF pure white
marble, wnen active quarrying will begin.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19

SAN FRANcIsCo, Aug. l9,-Attorney
Carey received telegram Saturday from
the department OF justice, Washington,
instructing hin. to assume on behalf OF
the United States government defense OF
Deputy United States Marshal David
Nagel, who shot Judge Terry.
Iii July the supreme court OF California
reversed the decision of the superior court
in the Sharon-Hill-Terry divorce case,
and remanded the case for a new trial.
Mrs. Terry applied for rehearing before
the supreme court to have order Of new
trial set aside. Supreme court OH Satur-
day refused her application. United
States attorney received her application
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
Carlisle Given a reception.

CRY OF MEXICO, Aug. IA reception
vas given in honor OF Hon. John q. Car
Isle by the joint permanent committee
Of congress at the chamber Of deputies
on Thursday night. At 8 o'clock Carlisle
was met by the committee and escorted
through brilliantly illuminated cham
Der to President Diaz. Carlisle spoke
for half an hour. He assured his hear
ers there was no intention nor desire OF
the United States or its people to annex
Mexico, but it was their earnest wish to
develop trade with Mexico and to that
end wished that nation to develop wealth
and power as rapidly as possible. The
president of the permanent committee
made 4 complimentary reply.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
State Of Trade.

New York, Aug. ia. Dun < Co. s
weekly review of trade says:
In all directions business prospects
continue encouraging, and the changes
during the past week have been on the
right side. Exports increase, and n
speculative rise in breadstuffs has been
che ;ked. Interior cities report increase
in the volume Of trade, and the money
markets continue amply supplied, though
lates are gradually hardening. The great
industries appear to be in fully as good
as last week, with clearer eyi-
dence OF improvement in iron. Further
crop news sustain government advices,
strengthen the prevailing impression that
the August report as to wheat was less
favorable than the actual situation.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
The Behring Sea Fisheries.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. l9.-The minister
of customs to-day, received by mail, the
expected official report of the seizure OF
British vessels in the North Pacific, by
United States cruisers. These papers, it
is understood show such seizure as far as
they relate to ships registered in Canadian
ports effect outside OF Maine jurisdiction
Of the United States, therefore unjusti-
fable, and entities the owners to COM
pensation for the loss suffered. Bowel
laid the papers before the council OF min
listers this afternoon. Copies will be for
warded to the imperial authorities for
communication of result ard claims
through diplomatic channels to the United
States government.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19

Read the following; Mr.. c. H. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with
abscess of lungs and friends and physi-
clans pronounced me an iccurable con-
sumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, am now on
my third bottle and able to oversee the
work on my farm. 1t is the finest medi-
cine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
Had it not been for Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption | would have
died OF lung troubles. Was given up by
doctors. Am now in best of health" Try
it. Sample bottles free at G. NJ. Creamer's
drug store.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19

Are spent every year by the people Of this
state for worthless medicines for the cure
Of throat and lung diseases, when we
know that if they would only invest 81 in
santa Able, the new California discovery
ior consumption and kindred complaints,
they would in this pleasant remedy find
relief. 1t is recommended by ministers,
physicians and public speakers OF the
Golden state. sold and guaranteed by c.
NJ. Creamer at 81 bottle. Three for
$3.50. The most stubborn case of catarrh
will speedily succumb to California Cat-R-
Cure. Six months treatment for 81. BY
mail $l.l0.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19
Rife Competition.

San ANTONIO, Aug. 10 The rifle com.
petition OF the department OF Texas, United
States army, closed on the range near the
post OF San Antonio yesterday. The
following in the order named won places
in lhe department team to participate in
the division competition which takes
place at Camp Douglass, beginning Sep
tember g. Lieut.. Rose, 9th infantry !;
Corporal Tits, 9th infantry; Corporal
Ohislager 10Th infantry; Lieut.. Perkins,
9th infantry; Sergt. Thomson, 18th in
lantry; Corporal Fellones, 9TH infantry !;
Private Foss, 10Th infantry; Sergt Heaton,
9TH infantry; Corporal Shipp, 9TH inlan-
try. Aternates-Privates a. Smith and
Pine, 5th infantry
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19

PoKrLAND, Ore, Aug. 19.--Forty men,
bers o. the Grand Army CT the Republic
and Woman's Relief Corps of the Oregon
department leave tonight and will 20 by
the Northern Pacific to the encampment
at Milwaukee, Wis The Grand Army Of
the state will carry with the excursion one
car load solidly filled with various grains,
fruits and mineral products OF Oregon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-08-19

SAN Francisco, Aug. 1.-THE supreme
court OF the state of California, OF which
the late David S. Terry was formerly the
chief justice, this morning refused to ad-
journ out of respect to Terry's memory.
The decision was announced from the
bench, and the reasons were given that
Terry had resigned his judicial position to
fight duel, and that he WAS killed while
in the act of assaulting justice of the
United States supreme court.