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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
A Ditch Entsrpriss Stepped.

Tke post commander at Camp Verde has issued an order prohibiting the building of the new ditch aoross the militsry reservation st that place. Ih's action will work great hardship on settlers there, as it will, if not counter nanded, virtually result in the destrnc- ton of number Of ranches A dilcn has been in operation scross the reser- vation since 1873 until tbe February f,ead. when it was washed away. The owners then decided to put in new ditch on higher ground to aVoid future ,osses by food and have had the new route surveyed asd had consideraeie work done on it when stopped ey tee aboye order from the commander oi the uos,. They have applied to the war de- usrtment at Washington fer permission ,o cou, pleie the work across tse reser. va,ion. but the delay caused by ta. order vii, prevent its completion is time for q crop this year, and may re- splt in the loss of several fine orchards, through lack oi water. 50 Tar as can be learned. neither the government, tss military reservation or the Camp verde ms, has seen injsred during tse past seventeen years by the water flowing ts,oueh the sld ditch. The parties si- footed nv this sre, Ed. A. Jordan, John Davis HIT. Williams, Mrs. Davis, Iabn Wood and James Brown. The estimated cost of the new ditch is 5000,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
Fsoa TUESDAYS DAILY.

Hay is scaice in Prescott.
 Geo W. Sines is oa ihe si ck list.
 Pure older vinegar at A. A itken's.
 Miss Mollie Baker is m San Fran cisco, receiving treatment fer her eyes.
 F. B. Rigby, proprietor 'ei the Rail road hotel, FresS ott Junction, came in ts-3sy.
 A A. Moore has gone to fontons, Califorsia. to visit his sister. Mrs. Pasg- ham, whs is sick.
 The Flagstaff Democrat says That Miss aaaline Wheeler has goae to Ei psso io reside.
 Hugh McCrum, the genial wholesale liquor dealer of San Francisco, who has extensive property interests ia this section, is visiting rfescst,. The dance at Prescott Junction, on Saturday night, vas attended by ladies and gentlemen along the lins of the railroad from Winslow to Peach Springs. Itis reported to have been A vary enjoys party.
 During his recent visit to San Fran cisco, W. W. Ross purchased an im- nense stock of drugs, patest msdi- oines, toilet, articles and druggists fancy gsods, which is new commencing te arriv-. He inE.tes all te give hins call, when in need of anything in his line.
 District Attorney N. D. Ross passed two or three days this week in the city iuterchanging talk with ais friends and left on yesterday fer his hese in Pres colt. IL Is net the grand canyon gold mines altogether that causes Henry te come this way of lste.--pemocrss.
 Another sttem pt at incendisrism was made last night, but fortunately was discovered in tirse to prevent serious damage. About half pas. eight o'clock fire was discovered in the inside os the rear of Slesn's livery stable, having evidently just been placed tkere. IL was eItinguised Witheu, aa alarm be- ing soanded.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
GENERAL. CROOK.
old Vetemns, Soldiers ari Citizens
 Meet io Honor bis Memory.

The conr. mousse, last night, was packed to its fullest os pscity, stand
 ing room only" AS veil as every avail.
 able seat in the hall beiAg occupied
 the occasion being ..m, m ,risl services
 Tn honor si General George Crook The services were held under the aus.
 pices oi Barrett Post C. A. R., and were
 presided over by Captain W. F. K. 1 sehindler, commander of lhs pest. The
 Governors Guards. in full uniform,
 Captain wm Dewitt commanding
 were slae present.
 A life-siz d portrait of the des,. hero which was very kindly leaned sy Ms.
 Jennie Oliver. for tue occasion, orna-
 mented the east end of the hall. The l burial services oI the Grand Army were
 read in very impressive naner by the officers q the pest, while the Ninth Infantry band, from Whipple, dicours- ed music appropriate to the occasion. Tbe choir oi the Congregational church, composed U the following we'll known singers, render q few vocal selections Mesdames Bowers, Fislaer and Sur nis. ter, Misses Mimi and May Martin, Messrs. Clark, Morin, Martin aud Hs- zeliine, with Professor Thomas as or ganist. Rev E. D. wyckoff also Een. dered a very beautiful solo, in naa- Her to affect the audience.
 The orator was T. J. Butler. who de- livered very eloquent aairess, paying A high tribute to the memory of the de- ceased general, and recalling his yalua- ble services rendered to the country. Referring to charges which have been m ade of General Crooks being jealous of fellow officers in the army, he very correctly said that jealousy was not only foreign to his nature, but having no rivals, 1t vas not possible for him to be jealous. The speaker had been close and intimate friend of General Crook since 1852, and spoke with pstbos and feeling which came from his heart
 The large atten dance and the deep interest manifested throughout by the audience showed the depth of the love which exists in this com nunity for one of tAe best and truest men and brayest soldiers that the country has ever pro dnced, and whose memory will not only be cherished by the present generation in Arizona, but whose deeds of heroism and bravery will be emblazonod ID the history of the country.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
Blacksmith and Wood
 = E = -

l have on hand a Large Lc. q wood material, and have in my employ as good mechanics as there are in Arizona Territory, and parties coming here for Goods or to have blacKsmithing or wood worK will have their worK done promptly and at req. sonabie rates.
 would take this opportunity to thank my many friends who patrouized me the past season, and would asK them to give me a share of their pau onage the present. Anything you need for yourself or family or ranch l have in stock. All my goods such as Canned Goods, Flour and Barley, as can be purchased in carload lots, are bought by me in this manner. l pay no rent or city taxes, hire very it. tie help; therefore there is no house in Arizona that l allow to underseIl me, and those who first patronized me find 1t te their interest to call on me.
 Have on hand Studebayer Lumber Wagons. Some of them have been remodeled and are Tn good shape for freighting. These wagons will be sold away dewn. Besides these We have Buck boards. Any party needing q wagon will never leave here with out one unless they leave here when am not watching them. l am here to sell you goods and treat you squarely. .
 Goods ordered shipped on cars receive our special attention.
 am not so situated as to do 2 credit business, as I have a large amount of capital tied up in property here and elsewhere therefore l am compelled to do a. cash business in order to turn my money often.
 E. H. WITHERELIA :.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
Wednesdays Edition.


 Jas. ". .Akers is in town rem Cherry creek. X. W. Edwards went south by stage this morning. Joseph Campbell came in from Alexandra last evening.
 Fritz Jessen is having hls Headquar- ssrs saloon repapered and painted Bashtord & eurmister received car load of hams, bacon and lard yesterday. T W. Johnston has purchased the Deugheriy residence in West Prescott. J. ". McGSwsn aad ". J. Null venom left te day CD prospecting tour te the Grand Canyon. John Rsible has rented the old Miner press room, adjoining his brewery, for business purposes.
 St. Claire X Pratt, Phenix. pay I'll erpresssge or postage on watches seat to them for repairs. mI9w,i
 St. Claire X Pratt, jewellers, Phenix, guarantee work and prices. Send them your watch, and they will pay all post age. m19wtf
 The Prescott Lumber company has been appointed sole agent in Prescott and vicinity for the Arizona Lumber Company of Flagstaff
 .,rivata tcI.ar.r,, xvas -aco;vaJ i.st night from Flagstaff, stating that one of the newly discovered gold claims in the Grand Canyon had been sold for $I00.000.
 Frank Bsrthell and Alexander Kas,. ner. relatives of ?. l.. kastner, returned with the latter from Canada, on his re- cent visit thsre. and will remain in Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
s7Iotl O3 s7I.94l Os

Total . s7I,9tl 03 s7l ,94l 03
 The cancelled coupons and warrants were compared, found correct and buraed. The district attorney being present the balance was counted and found to ceusis. oi gold and silver, sl 599 Fl, and currency Si4,0S5 O0; total, $I5, ,3s4 Fl, which being correct was returaed to tho treasurer, taking his receipt therefor,
 The following claims against salary fund were audited and allowed: II. D. Ross, district attorney, s625i F.. ". French, probate judge, $500.
 The accounts ei tho Supervisors for February and March, 1890, having beea approved by the probate judge were audited and allowed on salary fund as follows; s. P. Behan, mileage and per diem, s56s so; Morris Geld water, per diem. s4S.oo, A. A. Moore mileage and per diem, s24s.oO.
 Board adjourned until two o'clock Tuesday, April Sth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
THURSDAY, April 2.

THURSDAY, April 8 Board met April 3d, pursuant to ad- journment. Present fall board and clerk
 On motion, the clerk was authorized and directed to copy the assessment roll for 1890. as fast ss the same IS com pleted by the assessor, and furnish said copy to the county printer fer pubiics- ton, as per contract.
 Report of Hon. E. W. French, coun- ty school superintendent, for drst quar- ter of 1890, was read, examined and ordered placed on file. Said report shows the amount of school fund war rants issued during the quarter of 1889, was $7, ,l99.09 The amount issaed da- ring the corresponding quarter cf 1889 was SIG, 0,49s3l.
 Adjourned until Friday. April 1.
 FRIDAY, April i. Board met at 9 o'clock a. m. Super yisors Geld water and Moore and the clerk being present.
 X petition to have the Hillside miue declared q county road was read and gr anted, and yohs Lawler was appoint ed overseer, ,he district to be known as road district number g.
 Adjourned until Monday, April 1th.
 Monply, April '. Board met at 10 s. m. in regular quarterly session, according 10 the law and adjournment, with full! board and clerk.
 Treasurer Waddel' appeared, and the board proceeded to make settle nent with him for the first quarter of 1890, as showa by the following gene rsl su mHary;
 Jan. l, cash oR hand Sc3,474 Fl Reed during quarter. ...... S,4o6 e2
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
2G-a-Z. NOTES.
Fesa zrauksnAY's DALv.

EesA TausspAY'S DAiLT
 I. Morrison is building B house ia West Prescott,
 WE. Smith, of Williamson valley lei: for houae to-day.
 Tbe 6rts of Fish CT < Bashford. live stock raisers, has dissolved,
 Mrs. 2. Y. Wells and lrsily re. turned to day izom Les Angeles.
 Freight teams and pack trains are bo.h in demand around Prescott.
 Gee. '. Erswo is snssged in taking tse assessment q Prescott property. p.J. Mccormick; :-et Williamson val lsy. sss welcome visitor to Prescott to-dsy.
 The date of the Williamson valley rodes meeting hss been changed te April l2th.
 The Knights Tenplac of Prescott will meet ;o organize osmEaneery, on krioay nlght. -: Secretary x: O. Murphy left cn this s.tsrEeoR's train for PheEix, going via Los Angeles. Vim. wilke7sos has deeded one-haif si iot s. block !, Prescott, te l. ?. Bur nett, fer ss5o.
 Special Agent s. 4. Hawk left ea to- eoy's train for an official trip through PAcse county.
 r, ". StrAhsR retarAed teddy from n assessing tour through the eastern part CT the connty.
 The new dining rosm at Prescott. anc,ion will be opened with dance, .n Saturday night.
 J. s. Gales. the harness and sAddls ssn0tactureT and dealer, has new Syertisesent in this issue.
 I'M. ". Moore has retired from the kaasgement of the sampling works. Id will engage ia. the real estate and niug business, in Prescott.
 ". ". Ross returned teddy from Is visit to Califsruis. He files q de- ar7er to the charge of having com- tied .s,atrimosy while away
 J.P. Dillon is doing inc assessment t along the line of the Atlantic snd oiEc ~.yJroad Kuhn, formerly resident of Pres {. came in oR to-day's train. for es visit ts bis old friends.
 s eea frsun ". E. Ward ct sl. 10 ohel Stewart, for one half interest in sncs and water right is the Verde |sy. has been Giod fer record, price sss $l0o.
 ' Gregory sentenced from this aty. June 20lh, 1889, 10 a term ei
 years ir the territorial peniten- y, for forgery, has beea granted an rozsitional pardon.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
s sc,so Q, Pspe, Saves Her lifos

It was just an ordinary scrap O. wrapping paper, but. # saved her lie She eas in the last stages of oonsump- tion, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only shoEt tino; sine weighed less than seventy pounds. On piece Of wrapping paper she read of Dr Kings New Discovery, and got g sample bottle; 1t helped her, she bought large bottle, it helped her mere, bought another and grew better last. continued its use and is new strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 40 pounds For fuller pa-ticulaT1 send stamp Ia ". II. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith Trial Bottles ci this won derful Discovery Free st the Corner Drug st0Is.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
auoklen.s Arnloa salve.

The best sslve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever seres, Chspped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pesi- lively cures Piles or De pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis- faction or money reisudea Price 9 cents per bex. For ssle by ". ". Ross, at the Corner Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
important Annoancement.

For fine Gold and Silver Watch Chains, fine Jewelry of all descrip tions, Clocks, Silverware, Spectacles, etc, go to Gee. H. Curry, who carries the larg- est line of these goods in Arizona: Also Guns, Pistols, Cartridges and Sporting Goods.
 Watch work, in all its branches we make speciality of. All watch work guaranteed.
 We carefully attend to the cutting snd mounting ot all kinds of native specimens. GEo. II. CURRY,
 Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
Cured by Cuticura.

My disease tpsorissis} first br,,se out op my left cheek, spreading across my no 6, an almost covering my fa c. It ran into my eyes. and She ph ssiclsD was Afrsic would lose my eyesight altogether. IL spread al ] over my 6est, and my hair all fe3i oaf. until I was entirely bsidheadeJ; it then broke ont ou arms ssd shoulders, untti my arms were just one sore. li covered my entire body mS face. had, an shoulders being the vcrsi. The white scsbs fell constantly Yrom my hebd. shoulders I'd arms, the tkin would thieken sud 'e red and very itchy, and would crack and bleed if scrstca d. AfleT spending many huEd. eds of dollars. vsa pronounced incurah e. l heard of the CuTf- CuRA REMEI IEs. and after using two bottles CUTIcu < gsoLvESr, could see a oh uge: and aftsf had taken four bottles, was ai- most tsrad; and whsn lad used AK bottles of CUTiCusA REsoLvEGT anf one box Of cUricCRA, and one cake of CuTECUR SOAP, 1 wss cured of the draadfdi disssse from shtch had sutf-re1 for Ave years. thought 'he disease would leave very deep scar. bu. Inc CUTfCUaA RESEDIts cured U without any scars. cannot express with pen what | suffered before using the Cur. CCRA RxAx. DIES. They saved my life. end feel it 5ny duty to re.ommend them. Ny hair ,s re- stored as good ss ever. and so is my eyestght. ka0w Of otheTs who have received great benefit frdm theIrus.
 MHs. ROSA EIilsS,
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
cu,.cura Resoiven.

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and pur. est and best of HumoT Remedies, internal . ly, aud CUnoURs. the Great SEin Cure, aud CUTicURA Soar, sn exqn,sito Skin beautifeT. ext e5neily, have cured thousands ured a quart tally. the skin cracked, bies sd- ing. burning and itohiDg almost beTond Lu- man endurance, hair ffetess UF all gone, suffering terrible What other remedies have m Rdc sr C.. cure
 Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA, sec; SoAP. 23s.; SEsaLvENr. N Prepared hy the PotrER bRUG AND CHEMICAL CoB BroRA . ITO boston.
 gs-Send far "acw io Cure Skin lfseasss.' .'' @ psges. 5o illustrations and loo testnaonisls. CiM FILMS, DIsos -pcaas, red, rough, chap 70 ped [ iiH ana oily skin prevented by CuTIcueA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09

Beard compared treasursas quarterly report Of taxes collected with deliu- quent tax roll, and asd finding the same correct, wss accepted.
 Board t6sk recess aniil ? p. n.
 Board reassembled at 2 P. nj.
 Hospital report of Dr. J. Miller, county physician fer IF dsyS .sycn March IS to 3ist inclusive, was read and accepted, and clain Of s24o.4S was audited and allowed on general fund,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
Advice. to Mofners.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup sbould always be used for children leething. IL soothes the child. sottens The guns, allays sli pain, cures wind col,e' and ie tue best remedy fer pi- srrhsa, Twenty-Five cents 8 bottle.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09

Geo E. brown, of Prescott. has beea aPpoiatea Dcpaty U. S. Marshai te- nerthern Arizona, by Marshal R H. Paul. The appointment meets the hearty approval of the citizens sf this portion Of Arizeua --Mehaye Miner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
'RlB&Ys DAILY.

P FRIDAYS DAILY. sseo.t will have 2 new bank soon. !. D Ross has retsraed from Flag siey si.:ii,s sSai.:.a,, head saieSman for J. l. sr, is sics.
 looks ss fl Propbe; wiggins wss eek sgaiH.
 ,riot court vii! meet ia Kingnsn Monday. A Tshin has been quite sick for lpie ofdays.
 at. B.odie came in from Walnut sst evening.
 P HGzeltine and family returned California to-day. ndy E. Ehls, of Skull valley. has ms sto k srand for record. iet Justice Wright left for King
 s-
 ais aisernoca, 10 hold court.
 Adsms. representing J. A. < Co. San Francisco, IS in sres os General Crook !oe sale as Bser's. See sdVertisement Tor ian wjlkerson has sold iots ', S. s2. block 20, to John shanberssrr ,rshan girl, sixteeH years cid hosAe. See advertisement ed. =.
 <reuoh. of the Capitol Milling k. Los Angeles, came 10 on to- rain.
 Enesr s Try has finished survey railroad route through to ih' ,ss nise-
 Sanford, the popular Prescott sy. left For Kingmas to-day, to sS court
 were As deeds filed for record sch. Location notices reaches r ID nun,ber.
 Elliott has 6led location ofthe ~NcGinty" and mcGii piping claims.
 rements nave been about com ! the ereotisu oi another fn' block on the west side el th' Richardson ie having the old il.iams residence put in repa 3Ancy by Jake Marks ana sotor Pri,chett is st work en s-story building for Mitchel
 adjoining the Bellovu ooiett has received the agenc, sss Q; tbe Bark Continent. 1ing numerous ordefs n Pres !.
 stAeriagten is having Inc tele -. reoairea New poles e;il b aco of the 0aes now on tk sss az they css be secared. Rowen. matFen sf tae- csuni. ull: leave h . fes days for .he ess. During her s.-ssRc sPital Will De ia charge of ths
 4dy. MF.. Elliott.
 eg bosy Tsa recovered fEeE aAyAmps just beIo. Rosrke as Wednesday. l. was snI
 be that oI James FaashaV
 r AineT whose csHap nas !a' b. upper dam. J. w~s baIse ,F.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
Roerd Of superylsors.
TUESDAY. April s.

TUESDAY, April s. Board met Tuesday, April sth, pursuant te adjouramea,, with Super yisors Behan (ohairmsn) and Gold water and clerk present.
 The following claims against the contingent fund were audited and
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
The World Enriched

The facilities of the presedt day for the production of eqeryteing that will conduce ts the material welfare snd comfort of mankind gre almost unliR- tied, and when Syrup of Figs was frs, produced the world was enriched with the only perfect laxative known, as 1t IS the only remedy which is truly pleas ing and refreshing 10 the taste and prompt and effectual te cleanse the syStsui gently in the Spring time CT. ia iact at any time and the better it is known the more popular 1t becomes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09

McCUTcHEs In Prescott, April 5th, to tie wife of ]. E. Mceu.chen, a daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09

You will fud a good stock and all new and a splendid assort- ment, and bolts of all sizes, and 1 have large lot of Iron for the uses of ranchers and smiths.
 I also run in connection with my other business large
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Bay mcle. without brands, came to prsIs> tsss of Tiger Stsble. Hsir worn off 5y collar ef icint of shouloer. Owner can have same bJ- proving property and paying charges,
 ApriIi. DUKE q KHELT..
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09

of district number l., sss approved.
 Board adjourned until Thursday. April 3d.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
Sca!y Skin Diseases

Psoriasis S years. covering face. head. aud entire body with wht'e scabs. skfa red isehy. and bleeding. Hair sii ggEe. spent kc cadreGs nf Dollars
 Pronounced fpcuraele. Cured by
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09
nesre of supervIsors.
wEpNEspAY. April }

WEDNESDAY, April ,. Board met April 2d, pursuant Co ad- jeursment. Present, full boar and clerk.
 The following claims on salary fund were audited and allowed:
 Madaline Wheeler, court reportefss $40; E. J. F. Horne, clerk oi board and preparing jury list, Sl50.
 Petition, asking for appointment q v H. Ands gsSn as road ofeTseer of district nanbes 2i. wss read aad laid oyer for fur'her i~f~r~
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-04-09

g. sv. JOHN, JOHN sE5ASTIAn. eenr Nanaes- oen1 Tk.. & Pass szt. ssA' CHICAGO. IsI-
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
INSTANTLY KILLED
A Deadly Thunder Bolt iermin-
stes Three Young Lives.
FREDDIE, WILLIE AND OrIO'S FATE
what Mas Done ~ Violent storm IN
Ohto-A notasr Person Baais h"raed
By the liz htning -oshsr Dana
axe Done b the storm

NoRwAIK, O, July IA violent
wind and ram storm struck Momee.
vile, IN this county, al 6 O'Clock To-
night, doing terrible damage. Light
ning struck Otto GOldner's house. kill
ing three sons-Freddle, Willie and
Otto-who were sitting on lounge.
The electricity came down the chm
ney. Otto Was badly burned about the
face and body, bat the other two were
not much dishgured. Kate Smith, 3
neighbor, who VAS IN the house al the
time, was badly burned about tie arms.
Josephine, a sister 10 the Goidner boys,
was present, but was not injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
SEARCHING FOR A SITE.
The ksat County Agricultural society
Unable TO Make Decision.

The iaunting trip of the officers of
the Kent County Agricultural Society
III search of site for the new fair
grounds, was continued yesterday, but
Ike DiOgene,' trip through Athens in
search OF an honest man, It proved
truItess.
A meeting was held after their re-
turn, but al unaulm.ty of opinion did
not prevail. and an adjournment was
taken until next Wednesday evening,
when they Will make ! final decision.
Yesterday they visited the Beals size,
situated south CT the Grand Rapids
aud Kalamazoo gravel road. lt con-
talns 80 acres, but did not meet the re-
quremcnts as the site ls OF a sandy
nature. The same objection was made
% the Pennell Il Jones, Laraway aud
Gulld site. The c. Z. ComstOck farm
still remains the most favorable plat of
land, bat an unforeseen obstruction has
just come 10 the officers notice and
that Is that the West Michigan Society
has stepped IN an obtained an option
on it.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-18
FIVE ARE MISSING
Out CT Ten Passengers on steam
Pleasure Yacht.
IHE CAPTAIN NAMES A MISTAKE
Ths raeht CathIsHs Kaa Down While
Crsssiag the Traes Of the 81. Law
reaes-Ths Names OF the Ma
IBs Passengers

ALEXANDRIA BAY, y. Y, july H.
The steamer 81. Lawrence, returning
at 1915 toaightfrom an Electric search
Light excursion, ran down the steam
pleasure yacht Cathlene, with ten pas
sengers on board, from Bradford, Ia.
Five are missing. The missing are Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Pemberton, Mrs. W. ID.
Hart and Mss Maggie Henry, ali OF
Bradford, and J0hn SENEGAL, fireman OF
the Cathlene. The yacht Was crossing
dlagOuallY over from Alexander Bay
% GrenadieF Island, and was making
directly across the track OF the II. Law
renee. when the crash occurred. Capt.
Beaupre, OF the II. Lawrence, says that
Capt. SENEGAL, OF the Cathlene, blew
ner whistle % take the right, and then
took TIE left hand course.