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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

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C1nn1nxhna Case
4tck EngErs. ers<ssee hsse O. rrssssy /,
ccnnec<<on with he nnrds~ Of cnnnfnx.
ban. sppesrs 10 BE- wanted on1y
- wzsAees x Vas szss<d
here by tie czeeu via
eame 10 axTzsx him, thai DC ms wan<et
fox eoE plzcSEy IN the zxr5e<. and In the
rsqussfzse1 papers his maine appeared with
Those ct Axues Woodward. Norris g0hn-
kan an1 William Ashton The SixpMtea
kroFz Portsa1t vkSrA made kA< announce
rnsus Of the Issuance o. the papers By Cor.
ern1r Pez1o5s<. stated IN wsrts thai
81 toas Esre charged wisA the Earsser Of
Taoazh younx Rogers seems 10 have
been eonsi9ered by the of3eers in she lfxAs
OF IN arccW plsee 70 TIE Mzrde-. IL Is not
rfubabse thaf he In accessory soif or knows
anything about the perpetrators Tue fact
tnaf - had been explored number Of
tines ~ messenger boy at Agnes wood
wards hozse aboEs the time Of tie
the officers that be therefore knew sorae-
thing ct Ehs crime, may be the only reason
o. hts arrest Rogers has mnny friends
here Who scout the idea thai he g In any
way guiltsly connected with the aurdzr OF
CannErghan, and who expect the dereiop-
merfs ~ the trial 10 prove his innocence.
fosr-IkrxLxSGkscxR representative
night and Vas told that Koxen Il NOT sas-
pected Of completely In the Hur-
der. but 10 held - witness.
The police ay he carried messages BE-
tween the prisoners and the murdered
man. and think be may be able % throw
some light On the mystery. Rogers - eoa-
fned in Chief Of Police Parish's oflcc.
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ACCIDENT TO THE BEE.
The Little steamer Runs ON the
sunken Misafssippf.

The steamer Bee. owned By A. P. spauld
ing OF this city. raa on the submerged bull
Of the Mississippi In TIE hsfbor about
two o'clock yesterday afternoon
Two tugs attempted in succession
to draw of the Bee. bat failed. and she was
left 20 rest on the ugly looking mass Of iron
until The tide receGsd and she slipped of
stern first.
Little damage was sustained by the
steamer except that her bottom was slight
~ ripped by the Jagged edges of the iron
maxs
The location Of the sunksn hull is nearly
opposite Virginia street, and at high watsr
is u entirely hidden, forming q constant
menace 10 the safety OF vessels passing
near. Not even a bsfoy IL placed fn the
vicinity 70 serve as warning.
although within the past week
no less than three steamers
ran on the wreck. Mr. sponiding was In q
fermeut OF indignation against the city
when Posi- IsrkLlIGEscEg reporter met
him In the vicinity OF the accident yestsr-
day He expressed an intention of suing
the city for damages.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27

Thousands are afflicted with diseases OF
the kidney and urinary organs. who suffer
In silence, rather than make known their
troables- To all those afflicted we can
ODER safe and speedy remedy Ia Oregon
Kidney Tea. which is composed of herbs
selected with great care in Oregon, and
warranted not to eontafn minerals OF any
kind. A few doses afford instant relief
Sold by Stewart & Holmes Drug Co., whole
sale agents
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-01-27
a LONG LOST BROTHER.
Family Reunion After . Separation
Of - Years

A. N. Gilman. agent for the Seattle Coal
4 Iron Co, MAS sitting In his Office yester~
day enjoying the pleasant sunshine. which
streamed In through the window. sud
denly gentleman entered and said
Ny name ID Giiman.s Mr.. A. 81. Gil
man remembered that he had some friends
In Nevada named Gilman and inquired,
Are you from Seyata7s'
No, sir" replied rhe stranger, sI'm
from Minneapolis and my initials are
George Edward
.s6reat Csesar's immortal clay. NO. you
are not George Edward, are your said A.
u. Gilman getting mp Ead shaking the
Strangers extended hand. .sIf what yeu
say 10 true ye,u must be my long lost
brother, whom have not seen FOR the past
- years" Then the long separated broth
ers fairly Rugged each other.
II seems that Mr.. A. NJ. Gilman has been
on this coast In Oregon, Nevada aud Cali
f6rula for the past - years. while his
brother has been IN the lumber business
all that time In the vicinity OF Minneapo-
lts The new arrival may go into the ium-
Der business here. Mr. Gilman has two
other brothers here, l. C. Gilman, the law
yer, and ID. II. Gilman. the railroad man
The brothers held family reunion last
evening.
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ANOTHER BIo sAwMILL.
csmpany with aeOo. 600 Capital
Mere Improve rasnts.

~. II. III. Jordan. manager for the Port
Jordan Lum bering and Manufacturing
Company, was seen last evening AZ the oc-
cidensal The Port Jordan company Is g
corporation with q capital stock OF s.co. Oso
and i composed OF wealthy and infiHsn-
tiai inmhermen OF Michigan aud Iowa
The company was organized for tho pur-
pose % building snd operating sawmiil
on Puget Sound
The mill. which VIII be finished ard in
operation in about ave manths. will be
located about 70 miles north Of this city ON
The west side ofthe sound. AZ place TO be
called Port Jordan IL viii have q capae-
tfy 81 from i5o.0Ce 90 10000 feet per day.
The principal Office will be In this city
The company have already purchased
Goo acres of timber, soTae of which il
located ON the skagis river and the semaia-
der about % miles north of this city
Manager Jordan will start Rass via San
Francisco within few days. Part of the
machinery will BE- purchased in san Fran
esseo and the remainder IN Milwaukee.
Wisconsin.
Ms. NJ. u. Peass viii erect Il threesiorY
harae building on Front street, near ~
aose. The structure will be- 90 feet from;
BY - deep, aud the lower story will hs
two upper viii be ecrapsed hy suites 81
feoTas- The ccst viii he ti5.ess. aud work
NIL hegta at GnTe Mrs. peasa
iezses IA q few days fur ne East. ard
when she returns she will 1egin "a make
arrangements fer the eppsgfuctiou al 4
g - feet freus aud to eess altn~etlier
s3tw The plans for fae entire structure
aase been dFAwp hg Fisher.
The congregation Of tao fims Methodist
kPssecYas church have decided - cora
plete their new church Ii usest elaborate
nangrs. The galleFy il ta ha timely aa-
&nsss. The walls - ~ plastcsed ara eyaR
saslfed. aaa xtFis<h seats are 10 ~ far.
1sosd. Ia addition - this. 4 large pipe
vsgaa q sFsf-elass make = 20 he sided L
g We Intention II saka the tEiesaer IS
ahe a. ihas eg any church ia the North
w. The work sill cest between ylo.noe
Anss tts.ea
II shss. aeseiag last nsrht ST gaAns
i.esixe. A. z, aud 4, NJ. decided 10 sell their
iof "a Front street. between James aud
..ssaTFfy. and % bat.a eissw here. An as4er-
ases1sni for bios sar the iet, whish treats
fess = Published. Tbee Is 40 sluash1
Gaf ssp Nasoas VIII hgt2a as soon As
xeSa = another site can be Seenvcd
! number eli peomiDves estlssns. iDelass
~ . 2, and L, Il. Elttls1er. wgli seaa e.. +
a zes'ss ne seattle Nafsonai R&nk ia this
~. ire capita stock. wa.ch s fsssfy
sans ssshe.i fssr. s see sea
IA sesaecfina vito tbs Satsuaal Rank II
smAsasisSssa. reeeutIy oTxanisel BY ex -t;ev.
Assn e. saalro aaa sthers Loan and
%sA'as company + a BE- established.
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SEND THEM TO VOORHEES,.
Petitions Everywhere Being Filled
mn RanidiY.

Ex-Gov. Squire, president OF the adj
mission executive committee. has re-
ceived the following letter from S. A.
Wheelwright, secretary of the Tacoma
Chamber of Commerce, which evinces
that the admission question is receiv-
due attention in that city.
TACOMA. Jan, q. 1852
Hon Watson G. Sauire.-Hg Dear SIR
Replying TO your circular fayor of the 10th
inst. viii say that petitions from here
aoouts are going forward in accordance
with the spirit OF the Ellcnshurga conyen-
frequent intervals. II other counties do
likewise Mr.. Voorhees, viii have the su-
preme satisfaction Of saying: Mr.. Speak
err" daily until the end of his term.
s. A. WHEELRrGHI,
Sec. Chamber OF Commerce.
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HEALs's sIaHrMAgE.
II Causes Him . Broken Leg-An-
other Accident.

Early yesterday morning Nick Heaiy
was hrousht TO this city from snahemish.
This Is the man who walked out OF the
second story of the Penobseot house while
under the influence 81 nightmare and
broke his left leg ia two places. The frac.
fsres were reduced temporarily by physi,
clan at snohasnish. To-day DR.. r. l.
smith, the attending physician nc the
Providence hospital, win reset the trac.
lures in q more permanent manner
Yesterday morning Mr. iesry aud 9th.
ers were engaged ia unloading tim beers
from a wagon on Virginia street. near
Front ttue OF the heavy ttmbers slipped
from the top of the wheel aud crushed
Lesry 8 foot seriously. He was taken 20 the
Providence hospital where the injured
member was dressed Tie accident win
lay Icary up for several deys
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Two AFTEzerS ~ RuRGLARy .--An al,
sssNps VAS saade - hsgrei4rire The res !.
dsaes 81 Ar. Fred Nsrsa. on Eighth street,
aetgeea JAMES and Cherry, carly yesfer,
daF Haas9inx The 9scan&atS at sae hause
were aroused BY she barking Of their dog
ard tils slssi3s % k9n7s one irving 30 furre
fhe winda~s 81 tho srsas rar3or TIE bur
gssTS tsaek alarm whea M. MAzao arse
pna ass34 There Ser9 two OF tacEs, bat II
was tssa dark tor Identification. on Wed
- s6ay fiEat. smother sssetnps was made
A. The shire plage. btsf Mr. Marc Was
warned 50 The same manner, and jumped
from bis bed in tfne 20 n nan wsEA a
lantern FEag3ag from hts front yard.
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sruDxEBEEs Nor fxsASE--The case Of
Mr.. sandsrberE. charged with iunacy By
Oscar Johnson, proprietor OF the San Fran
cisco LODGING house. came up In the pro-
haSe cogrt yesterday morning q Ii O'Clock
The evidence showed that Sunderherg lad
boarded Il the San Francisco house for
several weeks and had been on good terms
with the proprietor until . few days age.
pay bis board Then johnson had Z GUAR
rel with him and started 20 drive him out
of the house SnnderbeTg had no place
10 20 90 and declined 20 leave Then the
hotel man CHARGED his unwslcome guest
with iunaey Dr.. Eames. who uas pres
ent at the trial as examining sssksician.
pronounced the alleged insane man sound
In mind. ana Judge Rochester accordingly
dismissed the case against him and taxed
the complaining witness with the costs,
amounting 10 between IS aud SO
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A Far-seeing Telescop.

Inc heIIIDus ItIesCUpt.
The Seattle CIV. IT, Post fassUigeacsr eel
tbrated New Years day by issuing paper
of Is pages. devoted chiefly to the inter
ests Of Seattle, the chief city of Washing
ton territory.
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READ This

Hefnee and Dishon say they will sell
cheaper business property during the next
20 days than win ever be offered for sale
again Ia Seattle. The reason they can do
this 10 because they have the property un-
der contract at figures that 10 cannot be got
for after their contracts expire
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A BIG PURCHASE.

5oo0pieces Of embroi6eries, fine nainsook,
Swiss lawn and muslin at 50 cents on the
dollar. all new safterns. GA sale this week
Chester Cieary
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TowSssla FCEeHasEp. Yesterday,
Masrs 6se, y yan Dozen ard 4. r. van
ne Faassr. 81 Tits CITY, purchased os Hon
II. T. Yesler thar PORTION nf the osigiuA Al
feausEse pf kaas. "a the Puxes sound
ShaT9 Toze. whfeA SCI ser1zsnS Hrsss 4
They szsa ho8ght al ~ she i0wa property
sa& ssrxa az IA e. AZ THUS. on
the sxAef side % fhe ras.rea!
Use aznoiRut Of the YszEcAaseS = ahoas
So 600 sad lkn EusahsT ef seres ia the
pronerts 81 fFezn - - ice TIE Egsrr sS4 -
fsFssgsssa 20 pat tae property isssme1iascig
Asss l.sarss Il aEsan sAe a7ssket- TAey sill
cfseanraxg, al insurer Of susssssTF that sill
lie faF fise benefit OF nrat
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BoTH CARRIED REvoLvEEs.-Two Taco
ma men who had been working on their
claims back Of Hoods canal carne into Ee-
attic yesterday afternoon to take the night
boat for Tacoma. Each had revolver on
to oiieer Ben Thompson, who arrested
them on charge Of carrying concealed
weaporA In Justice so1erberg'x court
they explained that they had carried tie
revoiyers for protection from wild beasts
VIII e In the mountains. and that they had
no intention Of violating the law. so they
were let go upon paying fine OF SO each.
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i Is xTheszsss conceded by vhysieisns
that asoav oSse-half ef rae population OF
.hs Tattess states are snsfsE1ug frssna tnda
gvssfoa arr Dyspepsia H1rvtest ealing
and ssHpsap1r EassfleAssun and ausalagassoa
Of fsS~s ar the principal causes ~. hea-
lex : ifzn3niioR Tonse st-rngsheEs xna IN
vtxez4ses th~ digestive -rxAEs aass enables
oae 20 en9sy srsrsy meal xfshess aay an
pleasant after ess@rfs Sold By stewart &
HnlHaes Drag Co. Wholesale agerss
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Business Chances.

BELLEVUE HaTEL--five years' Jesse ~ &
no Ininai figure: hTst-cisss f1ruifare for
100 reoTas sad ra-lorx. bath rDaznE, lam
dry, etc. Tor 81, CO. FgrrsttEre Is worth
this.
Bc0f and SHOE STORE store snd aos
200 stock 81 cost
TAssggY-FIne opening. ss-5oa-
BREWERY IL paying bBslHess. 800.
FrgSiTtsg FsCFoRT Interest for ss.aEo.
SAW niLL--Psying property, 1850: bal!
Interest - same r&tE-
LOGGING tAEP--keEap2tte 1ai&f Snn ~
tsH0N fxes IF rs1a ker. sagse.
MANDATORY -xsne~safy& o. 0ne-saasf In
teres1 ia EEaSrfas sssfl1g esszlssi sfsf.aesss,
a. the rate Of SSa0o for tsse weole. The
rrasfs are 81 10 80 per cent. aid fAe
sroeks are crowded with orders. 4
xssrxnsr 4 desired who can keep TIE
books. and aez as nzssness manager
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FlANx1aNga. Or. March ..
Having sricsi she Effects 81 TIE -~axess-
tE&ted extEAet Il srssoa Efsnry Ten. VI.
sheSrfa!iy ecAr wifnxes ~ IT, AsrsT..i al
sgenes ia sgftsrssans os tAe ssscestfve -,
xaus. = - staple. safe Arai sag4: & i
easily tA&en ard ressafssS hsAlthv xfsHEsse
- fhe arxaas L i Intended 10 es,eFas.,
aEen vita ssasssFSts saeeeSs.
:. j MCCORMICK,
RdstnF ge4Asssss Nsszsssrs.
Sea Il Stewart & Holmes nrwg Co,
Wholesale sxrntS
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wgEEE wETssE WoGRssszz :.
SsFae.iel. ~ the certnsa Reformed church.
SAYS BE II ARREST Feslssve {9Aa VI wessse.
the xaieitsh, uaEk=d Tor g. A. IaleAerger,
ire haTssw. a. 80 fFg1f street several
sacafSs since he EaTSe8 sn HgasgbEE1eT ;
Senp Ter sh~anf tArsa Esnatas AMI teen
wess "a g. spree ard wss therefore ssis
CHARGED. HalehrrgeF EOS keeTs . sAep aa
MiSs5aa gs,uet. san ErsaciSssa
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liberal I.eegure-~Dr. YORK speAks ~ The
Opera haase fe n5Eht ~ 80 ca Hesefics
Ens. Herfsy, ssssi in memory Of Thomas
Paine. fse author hsro 81 the American
rssy,stsEsfafs
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suaPrfNa Nnrns.

tee s1essasr H}ltzafmefaa lest tsst nsxAs
.. ttsss fawnSs9a aad NaeSsfssa.
ate Ali has lmlshess lssasfsAg co@g asi-s
80 aeH take on a sees iasa ~ piles AID
las sAlf sasAeTsg arrived IN YAeEs vs~ssF.
- s{seft's>sa s,sa wiz .aaa Rlack ns&
sseAza ee.iseE Nf;iaraeEee sfosa Port.
- ar ss yessNzssay Rftsyaaen. aua tzsis
90 eess FOR fhst s.osnt.
s.ss*ss.nsF iSshe eft sxa Frxnessee With
- $3.50. ofsiy fo- Alaska, vie fsconss. seat
- sssa f9Fs 1oS assssss SATURDAY aiteTns>aa.
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SEIZURE OF ofrUN.--Inspector Samuel
Bass arrived on the eliza Anderson from
whafcom yesterday on his way to Pom
Townsend He had made q 2o-pouxA
seizure OF opium from one OF the passen-
gers OF the Anderson At whafeom
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ssss 1913 n tAss ehagSeasle climate. Il j.
e. 49, - ffssgVv fsfg rSsnsnas xinz. ard
~ ssssnTs ere Nanesess Is ge9sATess
ss,sse sSin. eHsfS, rssi aaSa. etc. II pa.
49,. ssssi 81 = applied 70 the face ensi
Assi,s sigas aa1 mssgpiug. a clear 2.sd
Soss =. Sona psehien can BE- preserved.
sale sgsnfs. y ''''''l'ss 1'sa e. "'ae'S'
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$50 REWARD.

Seus3y Jealous rivsEx. systematically tea.
ssows ana .3es1z0F car signs On ravsre Ess9fs-
e~ry throughout The city. We ssn pay 80
rensr,i ii sTerg eas=. Eor information SAT-
e{4.sar 70 ssssszxsfss Szs1zE xetSGzss
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The past indicates the future. and.
as hitherto we have ever offered the
greatest values, weraise the curtain of
this year upon a vast range Of mo-
mentous bargains.
We are again at Our Grand Semi
Annual stock.tsking Clearance. This
means positive reductions all along
the line. Rich seasonable goods sac
rificed in order to bring down the
great bulk Of the stock to a normal
standard.
And we have resolved, up,n this
occasion TO
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TO PROPERTY OWNERS

Anvaae having property thRt they reasly
vvsSa - sell. cas- Always Enaks qEsek sales
- NstSngit with Us We have established
q repsssRr isa fer business methods asd
snsking aascx salsa ana propose - aaaiss-
tar IL
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A TRUE LUXURY
PERFECTION BLEND,

and the eeEEhrated Gosfma rofYee Roasted
daily aud ground 20 order 0asy
Fae CDLfAA coffses arS uesEss for
strength and favor. We arr the onlY
agents ca Puget snurd
j.. w. HUGHES & co.
sos Front gtress- swT
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Merino and Wool Underwear.
Neckwear and Suspenders
All our Silk Umbrellas.
Linen Handkerchief.
Silk Handkerchief.
Embroidered and Initial Handkerchief
Lace Scarfs and Fichus.
Ribbons and Trimmings.
Kid Gloves.
Carpets and Rugs.
Mems Clothing, Hats and Caps.
Boys Clothing, Hats and Caps.
Boots and Shoes.
Perflmery and Embroideries.
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Houses and Lots.


SPRING STREET-Tuo lots at the
northwest corner of Spring and Sixth
streets. including fne residence,
tl2 0e.
FIFTH STHEET-Fine house and loi
corner Fifth and Terrace. $1,000.
DEPOT STREETS corner Depo!
and Wall streets, including three new
s1x-rooEn cottages. Fine location. $500.
NINTH STREET Nice hease and
welilocated lot on the upper side OF
ssash street next 10 the corner OF Stew,
art: 500.
SIXTH STREET los on Sixth
street. three minutes walk from the DC
c.oerrAl hotel. On osie lot IL q
hcuse that viii rent Tor 80 month,
price. Sc, Ooos easy terms.
ELEVENTH STREET eoxfo feed
corner Pine and Eleventh. With q seven
room, hard finished house su9 modern
eonvenisnces, sra
A SPECIAL RARGAIN-iot and
new seven room house and s:aAl barn.
corner Of Harrison aad May streets, neal
tie Dpszsf street cable lac and he cleo
srfc read, with 4 splendid yiess 81 the
city, the hsrb0E. tie mountains ana Lake
niun &assM
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THOMAS BURKE, judge. :

HAftus sdHuEFF q, ISS7s
Nosr. therefore, all persons having or
claiming any interest in said sloop, called
'sEmerald," her tackle, apparel, furniture
open court at the time specified in said
tTsser and make their allegations in that
behalf or their default win be entered and
the prayer of said Information granted.
witness the Hon Thomas Burke, judge
ff said district court and the seal of said
court this 24th day OF January, A. ID. 1859.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-11-09
Peter Verdiers Murderer Captured.

The Prescott Courier of November
I'd, gives the following account Of the
capture of the man who murdered
Peter Verdier, near Walnut Grove:
"This morning, about three o'clock,
Charley Genung arrived from Weaver with
the murderer of Peter Verdier. Genung
had been on the lookout for The suspected
man since the recent stage robbery near
Stanton. The murderer was working his
way for Weaver, and had secreted himself
in an old tunnel in canyon above Weaver.
Genung was watching the canyon when he
saw the Mexican making his way out, shot
gun in hand. Genung called to him and
the Mexican turned and ran, when Genung
fired; the ball passed through the Mexican s
shoulder and he fell face downward to the
earth. The shot gun in his possession be-
longed to Verdier. He also had a demi-
john and a valise takeh from Verdier's
place, and pair of pants taken from the
stage recently robbed. The prisoner is
said to be suffering very much from his
wound and is reported to have confessed to
the murder. The Prisoner is a Yaom
named Andres Lopes. A Mexican named
Felipe Garcia rendered valuable assistance
in the capture. There was only SIS in
Verdier's store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1889-11-09
A Safe Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return of purchase price. On this safe plan
you can buy from our advertised Druggist a
bottle of DIR, Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case, when used for any affec-
ton of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Con-
sumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough Group,
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The Arizona sentinel., 1889-11-09
Proclamation
Of
Reward.

To all aohons these present mag come
greeting:
WHEREAS, I am informed, 10y H.
D. Ross, District Attorney for
Yavapai County, Territory of
Arizona, by letter bearing date
Prescott, Ariz., October 31st, 1889,
and by w. O. O'Neil, Sheriff of said
county, by letter bearing same
date, enclosing newspaper articles
descriptive of the scene after the
murder, and of the suspected muir
derer, that a murder most foul and
atrocious was committed at Wal
nut Grove in said Yavapai county,
on the night Of the 20th day of Oc-
tober, whereby the life Of Peter
Verdier, a merchant at Walnut
Grove, was taken in the most brutal
manner, and
WHEREAS, The said murder was
committed by some person I'M
known, but who is believed to be a
man about six feet in height and
$50 pounds weight, very dark,
broad face, and in general hard
looking character, and looking like
an Indian, wearing a white SLOUGH
hat, blue overalls and jumper, and
WHEREAS, tits believed that the
murderer is one of a band of out
laws that have for some time past
infested the southern part of said
county and have committed other
dastardly crimes and murders;
Now therefore, [, Lewis Wolfey,
Governor of the Territory of Arizona,
by virture of the power in me vest
ed, do offer and proclaim a reward
in the sum Of $500. to be paid by
the Territory. of Arizona, for the
arrest and conviction of the person,
or persons, who committed the I'M
lawful act of numbering and killing
the said Peter Verdier.
In witness whereof I have hereun-
to set my hand and caused the
great seal Of the Territory to be
affixed.
Done at Phoenix this second dav of
November, A. D. 1889.
LEWIS WOLFLEY,
[sEAL] Governor.
By the Governor.
NATHAN 0. MURPHY,
Secretary Of the Territory.