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sSaili. iii1 poOr oenst trcgnDici and
hcsitatcd. but Fl5rian Hpurncd hin,
hcrccir ON. efniting il'm with his clinchci
list and shouting at hiu I'm his frantic
excitement
When tho hurrying carriage reached
the spot and Miss linwoods conchman
icapcd To the ground. I1orian was half
way hack To Harriet Mistress aud man
stood with pailld faces and hearts that
hardly beat. silently Watching the ieau-
tifui eiti IA she clung To lcr frnil sup.
port. and the young n,an with his whiic
lace. aud hi- golden hair blowing back.
as hc dashed mndly through ,lic iloo,l TO
her rcscuc.
While they watched ercat h,,low
came rolling In from the river. r,s.rine
bcarftilly. and tossing Us yellow water AZ
u dashed upon lianirts rcfugc. Mia.
iinwnod screamed. and her servant VI.
tered ,, hoarso cry. fof wi,rre ,hc tuuec
Ind been wnz a mhiriing ~ ft'rh ~ ls,arsls
and tiinbcrn, md Flrians homo was
struggling. rislcrlcss towards the shore
liut another moment and they nnw
that Harriet yet chung 90 the Coating
roof and Ilorian was beside lirr upon IL
Sclzing n long board IA tie watern
whirlcd Il within iils reach. he guided
the fr-ii rift with |, towards thc shore
IA lac near'rl the land the cuachmun
from l.inwoOd Eprlns into the water and
came To l'ir nssiatunrc. anl IN fcx no.
ments thcy wVrr nll standing u,,on tito
land. "a wvt. dripping. but profoundly
thankful party
They proceeded. as fest IA the carriage
coull carry them. to I.inwool. whcso
they MI found plenty of employment for
tho rrnaindcr Of the duy IN getting ril
of the ciircis OF their pcfilols sdrcnture
80 far na they couid do ~.
II uanspircd that t,c sick woman had
not received any injury. sIis. Hannah
had caught n slight cpl,l. Harriet had
caught n severe one. aud tlOrian had
caught-linrrlet.
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Tho seere, - at. row, e. rss....

4 venerable wllite haired Clergyman
IN osc q the city churches recently
preached Ia Norristown. lichsd hardly
got home from the church lefoTo tho
door bcil rang and charming rirl ~ i3
asked q see lin. lie received her. they
talked about the saman and other
things. until finally fho as'.s.l digilsnsiy.
oh. won't you please give mo a lock
~ your haiff'
Certainly. nay cllild.- said tie Cd
gentleman. BATTERED no the request "Iu
send u to you tomorrow. end he did
On lis return 70 tho city hc had hro
moro requests ~ thc Gamo kind. and o.
proudly boas,F,i % his wife ibai be vas
glad 10 SEQ that lIc had uat yei loat isis
power % pieaer. lie declared Dts trip
had been most charming. and ali went
well until lis vifs received iids ncsss
"HY nEAH MEs. X. Went yuB please
Ok your eooi hushaa.l 90 send ne iust
little iock e lis iiairf iFe have as l,ren
taking lessons Ga making lair Howrrs.
8 many oftlis otiIrr girls asked liins ard
D. asut ii fo tbem. b,i I iI.ouri, ,ruuil
rathef n9a 500 o. "a 10 f1r mc. Euu.
Won't ycu pl,l.e ie tiis f8r ma. it is -
hand o. eei shile hair fof h.ils ~ tse
vaiiryy~
Ills was o terrible liow. and tbs lt,s
nov said about locks ~ half in tho aiar-
Iiel genueinan's piuscneo thc hettfr.-
philadelphia ifrs4
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Tho Anll,pria rTa,,,,.


Tho new conl tar product antfryriu l,as
already ttarir,l icc II It's own. Thi.
rin4sfiir eoapDund wns discovered by a
German chrinist. and on account of is
rciuarkahle qualities IL nov, used this
world oycr. IL hns the powcr of rcslnc-
Ing the iampcatuFe of tho body by
several des1css. and - ~ ~ vast utility
~ treating fcvcrs and fcverisis stages of
many dseeaset II doc6 is work bv do
pressing the cction u tho heart. and
gencraily when employed by physicians
u l. accomplished with digitalis To ncss-
iEiiizc ia iniiurnce in the latter REGARD.
Women use Il partly bccaitss IL Is 4 ada
tive and panty because IL makes the com.
plexion beautifully clear and rsalc bv
keeping tho iiood away from the an
face of tho BODY. Tho habit. like all
others, gr0Tvo upon tie lssrson who prac.
tieca Il. IL does harm. however,. from
tho first. with women who nrr veal. h
increases their weakness. witt, tiiose hav-
ing prcdispesition towards heart dis.
cpe II any sort it increases tho tend.
ency - o Terrible extent. Besides ts,css
results antipyrin .-~s.g q peculiar in
nuencc upon tho biooi. which l. nts re.
thoroughly understood by the faculty.
II secfns % undergo SONS tlec0nin1eition
or breaking down wh absorbed by tho
system .'iovcioping unknown compounds.
which esther nttack tho blood lfscif or
clse powerfully iniincnce tips nerves aud
aanSila, which Cosstrui fiio vital sunc-
tlo.lB- aichinOud Dssfnfcis.
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] Aearl q good esory at<Jcs tic lats
Judge tiveveaor. n Dssnkirk. Who waa
tho local aftofncy for tie Dunkirk Ard
Warren Railroad. and af one sirsic had .
COW killcd ~ q locOnloflsc u the road.
iic presented claim q So g. tho proper
officer q ihS rood. who, foIlowinx tt,e
ordinary custom. ilad Il referred 70 the
JndsF. 60 attorney. % give sn opsnio-l 90
- the liability a tie rad. The iad<e
had ihc facis e.t forth and wruto an
sialcfeie of.ni1B. lioiIins THAI tho rad
3 ~ iiDi liable Ia tAc c1so. ~ tho killing
e ihe COW cc4urrci - Tr-zon q fks
riairsiiI8 pegiissncs, sui cited numer-
esfl ruiiQgiiies o. susfail his position.
4hc ciai1n VIA coslgcs,1e tstsaisoaied.
tnt 81. jafgss Lill q 80 f1s an ossinIon
7 - go eas9 - CrDsvsnoF as1i,.st she
Itn1lsk nni Wrrrrn EaIlrc41~ ~as PEE
festet. 81 f.se rgcger ais.isg.iSes. assd u.
Que iiais o. received shccx for shas
amount. .si.auy ArGr
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iom corrctnaalent. while rassing up
fcnnfy lsania aleane with tarrau u1l.
cer. passed. man uaued Wil'naan.
who raarcc ccsliy turned cat Cs iho ofico
~ the compirollfF of iho currency On ac-
cosint ~ offensive rariisansaia The
bureau officer. after passing Wikinsou.
turned 30 me ana sait.
You rfc0Eaise shat manf yes. wcii.
there was nn incident in the cafiy pa4f
"a bis lifs which connects hinI in aaF
with one of the most pGomincnf ncro-
crats in Ohio. a good many ycar aeo
Wilkinson was moti1s into house at
Springfield. now ole of fhe m1st pros
porous manufacturing towns IN tac ce1-
trail Inft of the Buckeye state. Whilo
his goods wcro being pUi into the house.
and those belonging o. the outgoing
tcn1nt were being put on . wagon.
scedy loohinE tramp came up and ia-
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The Newspaper Law.

| The following is the law MS il
k,nds relating to newspapers and
Inscriptions:
II. Subscribers who do not give
kpress notice to the contrary are
|snsiGcrcd wishing to pniinuc their
descriptions.
. ANY person who takes pa
|el regularly from the post office
|hcther directed i'm his name or
nother's. or whether he had sub
krihcd0r mo-, irresponsible for pay
sent
g. II a person orders his paper
'feontlnnei he must pay arrears.
Flhe publisher may continue 70,
'nd il until pawn mt is made, and
ben collect the whole amount
'hethcr the paper is taken from ,hc
p>i-ollice or not.
4 The courts have dec ded that
sfdsing to take newspapers or pc
iolicals fro N the pcsi-othce, or re
owing and leaving them uncallc,l
pr. is prima facie evidence OF insen-
pnal fraud.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1889-04-03

the American love ~ l,omlast has
made way for tho American love II
"Nsinr;sissl~ F,a,rth II july flrccrackcrs
have onsiiScd tho pyrotcchnics of Fourth
~ Jnly osatious. We stiiI pr.si.c our
scifc. frcciy. a. our ancestor. dbl. hut
wo d. - with l,ssl ''fiisa aud feathers"
~ tac bar siuiii1f change may bo OBJ
mrtcl II ii lA,nlcf than IL usetl 10 i,o
TO "ep''nte iuri s--sp borrow n woyd
which. iike 'hlfamtin." seems 20 imply
that witst Sps ,ricc gnilime has l.,conso
ritiieufiaA lawyer, talk "a twelve men
hiairad ~ ''alalFc.iag the panel" Rufus
thnitc- wefs hc tp cpine 70 life again.
wonii iiud u diiicrlt to win such cases
GO he did win. ullce, be kept his inagi.
Hii11 "a a ic..s,i. siipr,eno,l aud sim,,li.
Ns, s.'ii3 pTiOls anti ma.lo his delivery
Li-fe couftf itianal. Even in orniNas
oi moinoiial days. OF at college festiyai..
eollvIiiial EnslIgh is heard: and tho
essays 4. Acu 1tcoilcJ.u commencement.
"a" cef,a,.i, to bc mere emptiness" In
tho northern. and especially the north
western states. tho tnsfa for collo-Itiisi.
rather than OratoriclI English Il. for
OBVIOUS fuasofil, stronger than In tho
goith and extreme west. but II IA show
ing itself Ia nli paris OF tho country. IL
l. a tasto that sbonll DO encouraged by
all who pocfcr tho simple % tho ornate.
the natural 20 tho artificial, sllo sensible
70 tho aonorOcg. -Iiarpcr's Magazine.
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a -.
i"nth u s'r coul.s gct sDiiat .ii.i.t 80 C..f.
c'ernis 20 nesiat "a tie work IL be Wa
accommodated. The OUTGOING trnans
rsief'syi the tramp 20 the Incoming ten
ans. AMI t.ic lat.cr took the wnndorrr
Into tn i,nuc aud gave him dinner.
lsirfe wasi not much attention paid 10
that ,isiip. and for years ti,oss who suw
hifn on that day l,n,t sight az him.
fiDs'lS he tcapIcarcd. l,owrycr. entered
INTO t''e b'iiacsa of nic place and hogan
- bsoN. Ito frpw IA every sphcro II
hfc. lie hccansc wealthy and ipi,ueoti,I
4 few yccrs ago he waa governor and
i'ow lio haa more rro.Krt,. and money
iHa1 any inan "a iiti seyiion of the state.
10 d not necessary for tnc 10 mention nj,
nanic. sic Ives at Springfield yet aud Il
a vefy tsrh niin. ilis name II a house.
l'oli word slirvughent Ohio. Washing.
,on Coz. Now York i'stf1.
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TIE llrrLe COAT.

tierc's the little ccat--b,it chi
Where Il hr we've c~nusrri <os
lson you bear u- caiiing sfarf
i,acs' Come back and never hsar
You may wander ~hcrc yor VAL
Over orchard. field and nlh
You may tlll the hSsia nr q,
Anything that rh'a~.- yini
All This empty coat ~ hisi
Every tattcr worth kl.-.
fv~ry stain ~ pure ln-;s>li
A. the white stars ovrrhsad.
And the pockcis- homes wcte they
of the liiti. hand. that plsy
Nos no ncr,--hlt abrnt. thus
hrckon -
jaime Whheomb i,Il,r
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-IFAfN rOrfE.
IT.ine wet ~ Huntington are run on Cen
tfa ZINE Trains east % Huntington are
run on Eastern Time.
fsEt ENpress rnus dslgy'and ~arfics RieRanf
Pulfnan Buffet car brfween f.0ulsvilis and
wellington withvuf change.
Past mail runs daily orropf SUNDAY aof
nhs fniimau sleeper between Huntingdon
aud thariuffsVilia.
hccsim fnOdnflon runs daily. exrapf eu0.
day, between Lexington AID olive Ufll and
a. ~ between olive HlIl sud Huntington
=, hsk ipr tickets via ~. =. & 81 v Cos
For information in regard - rates. etc
apply " heents 90 write or apply 90
W. ". A0Seot, Gent Pas.. AgT..
J. y. YAnEfSoroE. n vP. -
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"Weil my liitle ono. did you want 70
roe moF Are you = lawyer Eyes,
what IL u you wantf "a want and
there was q rcsoiute ring IN her voice.
~ want q divorce from ne papn rnd
mamma ~ Ntlnnfa Conslitoiiln.
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~ HI"I "fF'TFf Vt T
Ifrrulsr advsrs sr,nrrt-. of morp than halt
sam. ~ artcrly Ia advance
Ifiansieni edvcrttss ments In advance.
|Ihn Advance IL tho medium, throuul
Ne Advertisers cnn reach tho pea.
b Of Wnyue County.
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-. rrfnsinx.

Az kinds or JOB Printing dove with ncs,
p sol d spatSa snc at prices us low as COT
sGo dsd.
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OHIO RIVER e. K.
TIME TABLE.

TskisT effect f,b. 10. isse. Passenger tra,~<
VIII tun = tstto~s t~ trial Time. Ali tratNs
d.isS except fi,o-e marked thus 4 which d.i
.ot Fuo 80 SUNDAY.
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Ihrnnrh Tickets and baggage Chez. ed Ia
all f,ints.
FOR rates aud other Information, nddrrsS
FRED HUsEMAN, TPA.
wheeling, W. Na.
W ROBINSON. q. pa
isrkersburg. W. Va
w II. osBoRN,s. T. A.. romeroy, o.
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|. ssey. enc year 81 -. ~ paid a, tac't.ms
<psu,e u entered in suits rsrfion hooks
rsr s. days. si-sa per year ~ Lc ehars ~
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Fast F'st mail Accom- a,
NfSf BouSD. NprcNs Daily sx Basiy *
Daily. SuBsisy SufiJar
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hate. OF Advertising.

m 'rsaisr adseri'scrs.... .... Z {
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-22
NEGOTIATING WITH MURPHY.
MURPHY WORKS A STAND OFF.

l handed him the letter. He said il
was all right, but he could not give me
the letters until he had seen other
people. Two evenings later Murphy
invited me to a cafe in Rue st. Honore.
He conducted me to a private room
where five men were seated around the
table. These men, he said, represented
Gamma Gael.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-22

T1SOI4 10 Okhhs
Sir Charles Russell conducted the
cross-examination of Pigott. He
caused him to write the average words
which occurred in the letter. Pigott
said he had correspondent with Forster
from 1881 to 1884. He wrote Sir G. @,
Navel n asking for money on account
of his support of the government, but
did not fer to furnish information.
Parnell told him he held prima facie
evidence that witness had forged the
letters and, La Bouchere proposed that
the witness admit the forgery. Lewis
entered DUNG the interview and said if
witness followed directions he would be
his best friend: but if he failed tc obey
instructions he would prosecute him
mercilessly for perjury and forgery.
Parnell's manner was threatening.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
Stop.

Do you want to be happy, healthy, wealthy and wiseg Drop into the Pony Saloon and ask Henry for some of that fine old hand made 50 sh Bourbon Whisky and Will and Hills' Spring of 50. He also has on hand Hermitage Bourbon. J. II. McBrayer Bourbon, Rippy and Guckenheimer Ryes--sll pure, straight old goods; to- gether with all kinda of imported Brandies, Wines, Ales and Porters Of the most celebrated brands. His Cali fornis Brandy cannot be surpassed anywhere All kinds of fancy mixed drinks specially; the Carrnsn Key West Cigar cannot be beat, for thc money. in any place. -t. Loms An- lcuser Busch Lager Beer. ice cold. on draught. Call and be convinced
 tf HENRY CAMPBELL. Proprietor.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
,flTsi Publication september 22. IseG pp icsI,on No. 5s3 toT l. Patent . Inc
 Loagr,lI, V Mining tisim.
UNITED >rATES LAND OFflcs.


 IUCsOS, Arizona, Septeni Der 2o. ise-,
 Naucr IS hereny gwen that in pursuance 5i si.Agter slN Iitlc thirty-tpO, Of the Revised statutes of the United States W. ?, SocE, &aOse 10 tlifice address is Tombstone. Co., chist county, Arzona. claiming the LongtcAuT uinr. Or vein o' mineral. ueaI!ng gold Or s''v-r or oh metal. hin. ana beng situated within the Tambslor, Mining District. county o' oc- i5e aud Territory ot .ArzoHa, ahJut C. u -Sc application 10 the Cnl;rG states 10. pt.eu; to tha aid Loagi-IoN mar. winch .s nor. .uLy de-c-i.ed as To met-S and boua 5 Q tae o:n ial plat and he-l notrs c' he slry.y ;h.--3i aos ou n.r in the oiteu oi the k--I,t-- u .. L. S Land Of.ic- a; laC>On, ArzCn V .,h iG lO;es Oi surrey escrihe the ooLr- c -ie, and -HJeat of sad claim on the surface Slts macucuc variation at IF -3 east, as toi- lows. to-WIt-
 7.au. .lcing al the iniual monument. near tae -ea5c7 q 'lm. a 4z= 'n-h DOS; marked V I.a-.. ov ' L No [, from which C M N >5 s oe-ss 2, 5I' -i ' 2o5s 1t distant, thence \ - l- 2 f5- q to --Iuca post marked L Nj e N5 . ;--ac- = g. SO F >65 !t Q +-inch posi- marked T. N C No }; .heace sSs IS w eo5 {; to a z-iach pos, marked L C No <; ,uc- \ % 90 W 2Sa.5 fl 10 a 4-inch ost ni ,sal !. M | No 5. thence \ 7s- 40 r. oe5 fl 60 q -.alh post ssrSed L Vi C No O; th-noe S s SO E 1oI 7 il to a 4-i1ch post marted L NJ ( N3 and p ace Of b-ginning survey Of exterior .ass. Containing 70 acres
 ' be sad mining claim being of record ID The orrc- Of the recorder of Cochlse county. Arizona [ crr,ior, at Tombstone. ID the county and Territory aforesaid. and presumed general course or direcuoH of the said Lcngfrlow ven. lode or mineral deposit. beng shown upon the plat and posted herewith. as near es can oe de t=rnined from present developments. This claim is for eight hundred and sixty-hve hncar i-ei thereof. together with surface ground sho~n upon the official plat posted herewith he Salt vein, lode or mini f promises hereby sought 10 be patented being bounded as follows. to-WIt Upon Jhe south by the Knoxville NJ (. iot No r22, and upon the northwest os the Luckno~ N ( No S. the sad laim being designated as Lot No 8o5 in ihe official plat posted herewith And any and al persons claiming adversely the mining ground. ven, lode premises or any portion thereof. So described. surveyed. piatied and applied for. are hereby notified that unless theI adverse claims are duly lied according 10 a. and the regulations hereunder. within the time prescribed by iaS. aiih the Register of the C. :. Land Offioc al Tucson, Ar Eona, they sill be barred ID virtue Of the provisions Ci said Statute.
 And it IS hereby ordered that ihis notice be published for ten iIo) consecutive weeks in the Tombstone DAILY EPITAPH. news paper published al Tombstone, CocfiSe county, Territory of Arizona
 Dated this zo,h day of September, 1880
 HERBERT BROWN, Register.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
Black Bart" h4kes a Confession.

BkssEMER, Nov. 1i-Seimand Halsz- hay, Black Bart" on trial for the murder of banker Fleishhien, oi Belle vile. Ills, and robbery of the Gogebec stage, took the stand in his own de fence and made confession. He sd- mitted that he robbed the Milwaukee and Northern train six months ago. He held-up the Wisconsin Central train at Cadolt. Wis, month later. and way laid the Gogebec stage and shot banker Fleishhien. He claimed he was hurt several years ago by fall from horse, and since that time he has been subject to "rpells" during which time he didn't know what he wss doing.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
The lury SWsrn h.

TUCsoN, Nov. l4.-The Grand Lodge F. X A. NJ. concluded its labors to-day and installed officers.
 The jury vas secured and sworn ip to day in the Psymsster Wham rob bery case
 General John H. Hise, ex.SurveyoI General of Arizona, died this morning at Los Angeles.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
0pium Smusgler Arrested.

SAN DIEGo, Cal, Nov l4-ConstaLle Ellsworth captured Chinaman from Ensenada who had in a yalise 2 mum Der of packages of opium, showing that smuggling was being carried on between Lower California and this country. The smugglar was locked up 10 await trial
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
jshs Creern's Will.

CHICAGO, Nov. l4-The will of John Creerar was admitted to probate to- day and the will disposes of a. 5OO. 900 in personal property, and real estate valued at $J0.OOO. Among the be- quests is one for one hundred thous- and dollars for q colossal statue to Abraham Lincoln. The bulk of the estate valued at g ,26O 900 is se, apart for the erection and maintenance of a public library in Chicago to be known as the John Creerar Library.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
A Hale Old Man.

A hale old man, MT Jas. Wilson of Aliens Springs, H., who is over sixty vc2-s oi ..ge, says: "I have in my time tried great many medicines, some of excellent quality; but never before did I find any that would % com pletely do all that is claimed for it AS Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Disrrhea Remedy. IL is truly won- derful medicine" For sale by H. J. Peto.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
s.eir, ,.lien ls gsetraia fran Iransl.rrl...

B 2iH~ i-iion 10 Restrain from TrsBsIrrlrs.
 NEw YoaK, Nov II i-FTInb C Hp!- lins. .fareholdrr of tLr -t Paul, M.n- ne-ota au! Nauirahe railroad. tegan action in lh, New York supreme Cour. 10 restrain The c"mpiny from transferring ,o the Grea; Northern railway s22 .OOoOOo oi asset, and se- ouritie- belonging to the Manitoba company, and leasing the railways of the Manitoba company to the Great Northern for 99 years as proposed in d circular issued in pursuance oi vote Of the Manitoba shareholders a few weeks since The complainant alleged he would be greatly injured by the proposed movement.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15

Parents should be careful that their children do not contract colds during the fall or early winter months. Such colds weakens the lungs and sir pass ages, making the child much more likely to contract other colds during the winter. It is this succession of colds that causes catarrh and bron chitis or paves the way for consump- ton. Should a cold be contracted, loose no time but cure it as quickly as possible. A fifty cent bottle of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy will cure any cold in few days and leave the re- spiratory organs strong and healthy For sale by H. J. Peto.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15

TIE subject of the irrigation of the arid lands of the United States is be- ing taken up by some of the most in- huentisl newspapers of t.ie East as well as of the West Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper announces a se- ries of four articles on Uncle Sam's Farm" accompanied by map of the arid region, and which will discuss the propriety of granting federal aid to the work of navigation. The papers are from the pen of Mir. Joseph Nimmo, formerly Chief of the Bureau of Statistics at Washington, and they are the result of several months Oh servstion in the West and close ex- animation of'oifcial data The first article will be published in the num- Der dated November 18th.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15

GoyERNOL WoIELEH r.commeuja- tions regarding the .snI grants in Arizona will receive the !nlorscneDt oi every well wi-ner Of ,he Territory. Until this question of land gr-n;- is settled there gre some portions of the Territory that will remain urde,ci- oped Especially will hi, remarks about the Peralta-Reavis land grant be commended by the residents of Pinal and Msricopa counties
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
Haissn bsre.

This old time and popular restaurant still maintains its position ss s favor te place for our citizens to regale themsel res on all the table delicacies, which are prepared in a toothsome manner and served by polite and st- tentive walters. This restaurant makes specially of broiled steaks and cut lets, and imports coffee of extra qual- ity, thus being able to furnish the best cup of coffee obtainable in the city. Fresh fish every day, and an elegant chicken dinner every Sunday.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15

JOHN H HIsE. late Surveyor Gen eral of Arizona. died yesterday morn ing in Los Angeles Mr Hise was ap- pointed by Cleveland. and made a good officer.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15

THE politicians up at PheniN are having real nice quie' little time rendering warrants and reiu-ip- .e- ceiye them Governor Woil,y politely tells the hold overs that they are pri- mordial fools, and they sass back by telling him that he and his officials should be behind the bars for forgery In the meantime the business inter ests of the Territory are suffering, and all on account of the squabbles of A lot of little official manikins on both sides. No wonder they didn't want a State, for as soon as we are admitted these peanut politicians will t,e de priyei oi both their income and amusement.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
Gees Duck NhGOtins.

WAsHNGToN, Nov l4-The Presi- dent left the city last night by way of the Baltimore and Potomac railway for few days duck shooting. IL is not known exactly where he has gone but it is supposed to one of the fam ous duck hunting grounds in Mary land.
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15

ACCORDING to our dispatches i' will be seen that a jury has finally been secured in the Wham robbery case. l will probably lake month 10 t-y the case. a> one si e alone has alru. one huaIrod witnesses summoned. and the balance oi Graham ,a4n.y j. ye. to be heard from
Tombstone daily epitaph., 1889-11-15
Silver COR,entien.

DENVER, Nov. l4.-In the Silver Convention to day resolution wa. adopted favoring st. Louis for the worlds fair Another resolution was adopted recommending Congress to pro de Tor tna com ,ge oi at least four m5u1n Hrilar- %. -.eer per ne h