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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10
RULES FOR LAND OFFICES.
They Are Incomplete, Owing to Forfeited
Grants in Washington.

WASHINGTON CITY. Dec. 9.-Gspa cial.l-It was
expected hat ne rules for the guidance . land
ofic $. registers snd Receivers in carrying out
the land grant forf. iture bill would be made
pubic today. but they were not really. 1t was
said CT the interior department thai the only
delay was over that part of the law which deals
with the terminal of branch of the North
ern Pac fc in Washingtol. Under the usual
method of fixing the terminal line Walluls and
and a large area OF valuable land near by would
c me into the forfeiture portion. The secrei ary
of the interior is devoting good deal OF time
to The settlement of the question:.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

T.cox.. Dec. s-lspseiaL I-esorss WaIiacs:
ot,sts ssry returning from sitks, reports tnss
y. ot.sa. . he eonId learn there has besn. nor =
there re- now. any scarcity Of seals In ihs .nf'n4
sea waters. The stories OF sns rapio go. ..I
atom Of seals be considers gresny sAsss -. -.
This scason ne says there appss Z. Ha-shsre
ussaay large number oi seAs -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

NEW YORK, Dec 9.-President sidney Dillon,
of the Union Pacific, today punlsE an official
ORDER setting forh inat by the C inse 1 and
direction Of the * cutlve commift-e s. Il. ii.
CLARK is until furtner orders, sppointed general
MANAGER OF tne Uniol cIfc railways eou-
tr,Iled and operated lines, with headquarters at
Omaha Itis understood Mr.. Clark wlal soon be
AIa,rad rfoe rr-sFdenr
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A cyclone KIms south Carolinian..

ATLANTA. Ga. Dec 9.-Yesterday. near Mon
roe Walton county, cyclone c.eared space
several miles long and 100 yards wide, blow
ing down houses and killing several people.
JACK II anderson was killed, hs wIie hurt and
tneis baby carried 800 yards and killed. A fam
lily of negroes, nam Jackson were buried In
the ruins OF their cahin. and two killed.
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THE SITE 10 BE ON THE SOUND.
Report of Dry Dock Commission Does
Not Give fxact Location.

WASHINGTON CITY, Dec e.-iSpecisL]-
Captain selritge. q. 8. N, United States
Senator Platt. Colonies Mendell and Lieutenant
WyckOff, U. ). N, the com mission having in
cnarg the selection of 81 for dry dock on
Puget sound. met al The navy department this
m, ruing and submitted brief rep 'rt to the
secretary o she navy. The report does not
a.e where the dry dock 10 to he further than
that it will be located on PUGET sound. The
site wli be seiected a; the meeting of the COM
mittee this week
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r.,.,,,,.h : Balloon Factory

T,cov. Dec. a-Ispecial I-rsrnss saia % y
,r,eres tsd win General Alser have purchases
inter ssa 49, 49,. soutnern part OF the city neas
s psPsss passlInp rver for the .sssa paseo.s pose q
s,'a,nr s-e an extensive shipysrd and diy zoe. n
tss nesr future Arrangements sor 'os a. ss !,
mise mi I are pinr made through Z ;. oSea' OK
Mre0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10
Gould Absorbs Richmond Terminal Co.

RICHMOND D &C. AT q meeting of the stock
holders II the chmoad and West Point Ter
rinal Comga today, jay Gouli, George
,nlf. sidney Dil on and Calvin Brcs we're
amoag the new directors eeted. The report
OF the pres dent called attention 10 the pros
p. rity OF the company 'nd referred to the I'M
portaut a laac= wi the Missouri Pa.ihc, con-
n.ciinr at Menphis and ArEansas City.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10
Secretary Window Eeproves Bradshaw

wAsHISsToN tITY. Dec. s.-tSpecisi. some
time ago the collectors on PageE souid. WITH
headquaris r. at Port Townsend. male ruling
wnica deprived Seattle ard Tscoma OF many
pr yileg-s, aud centralized oBsines st heal
quarters Tnis cans d inconvenience and extra
expense { the oIhe. ports. ami com mplsint was
made o the seer tary OF the treasury, VINO To-
day wrote q letter condenning tee coliscior-
action as unwarranted sud without authority,
and restoring SEATTLE 10 peyfecs equality Win
Port Towpsend,
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A. En,ine to puiI Forty Plowa

BESrc.A, Cal. Dec. e.-Tne tr a was made TO-
day OF new lrscii IL engine bu.ii al the benieis
Agricul urai Norris 1t Is me largest n the
rio. weighing about twenty ton. IL Will. it
is oaime l. do tn work seF q osses over
and aeove he pw necess ~ 4of proPuiaon,
ard - opIv a astraw-uurGing mscaiue msds for
piowing. The machine, il il ca mel, will pull
t,r.rr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

DoUoHEKTY, 1. T., Dee 3 Joseph Brown who
iiy with MS step-daugnser IN a small cabin
near he.e, was ca. d 10 the door last night Dy
some UNKNOWN parties, who cred upon and
ki.ed aim. HIS s. p-daughser. who was stand
ing ue hind b N. sas also killed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

PoErLAsD. Dec s-rns safe o. re- sns naass. 80.
s,s,as s-er BossIing conpzsy was plo.n no ops. =.
by burglars esrIy this mofaiss ,ss sna 80 -. =
money ana number Of papers .Assr -, .ss -.
plos on was heard some ols.sa s,rivsd on tae
lars escaped before sny on
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10
,,. w..,.,n I,nion Dividend.

NEW YosK. Dec. s-Dr n rvin Greene, presi-
n. n, az tn western UAlon, savs toe usual div :
drnd II ~ per cent. will De declared tomorrow
az the quar- .erly mesting OF the board. ana that
the s,atemsnt will be the best ever Issued By
rfe oronsny
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

MONTREAL. Dec. o. The Canadian Pacific
direc ors nave yot, d supplementary dividend
of per cent, making total of ~ per cent
for the year. The estimated surplus earnings
for the year viii leave ba snce of s925 000 to be
added TO the dvidead reserve account
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General str.l,e OF ogden switchmen.

OGDEN, Dec. 9.--Several days ago the Union
Pacific discharged three men from the night
force OF switchmen IN the yards in this city.
The result was a strike of the men. Last sunday
committee visited the general manager but
receiving no satisfaction, the entire force OF
union and non-uuion men have now me out
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

4. tbprs anything fresh in 'he paper to-
Yes. Marriott's Home-Smok.d d
.n,sspr lams aid aeon are alsays
's and deliciuus. r member wnen
ss;ne anythin, of the kind that The
Ssrssnp brand costs y n more money
~. other goods, but he difference in
s.m and quality we'll repays you for
~, on, ar. Some deal rs may say. I'VE
5snt ell thu q cen meats: they are too
-. but we've some just as goo -" Do
IA bslieve such statements. Tney are
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

New YORK Dec 9.-President Cable, of the
Rock Island railway. SAYS his company will sign
the agre ment now being irculsted preliminary
to the formation of new railway association.
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wi.cans,n Ea,ter and Pelitlcian Dead.

MADISON, Wis, Dee 9.--Gens al George C.
Ginjy. OF Chippewa Falls, marshal for the East
ern district oi Wisconsin aud weli-known
e1ltor ana politician, died today after severe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

On sccount OF ueedi z r0ern IN my store
avn G mo-iI-d 10 sell n auction my tire stock
of . c,urss Tney consist 4 oil pantin1s. etcn-
inrs engr v ngs, srIotyss sses, etc. now on .xniDi-
ion corn SCI ond aad Marion. sale 70 begin
FnCsy a. IL oiesork n BAsrE
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READY TO BREAK THE BLOCKADE.

Jay Gould Has Provided LOGON motives
and Cars to Move Paiouse Wheat
NEW YORK, Dec 9-Jay Gould said, in refer
enee t. rumors about the Union Pacific floating
debt that ne mpany had TO pay 10000 for
new equipment, and then the people wanted
their money, bat tuat he had arranged
for ali claims. The company had received 10
new locomotives sni between 1900 aud 300
freight cars which viii enable the road to more
than move the wheat in the Northwest which
could not be handled on account OF the scarcity
of cara
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

Take the Ncrrnern Pacinc rsilroad, tins bes.
tcIltrec lIfs, fos ell poIru East A. cnilbers
city ntkeg agent. 1l6 second street, Boston
lloSk; L. Ton ain. depot ucgeE agent. seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10
CLEVELAND rs a CANDIDATE.
The Stuffed Prophet Asks south Dakota
IN stand by Him.

to stand by Him.
SIOUX FALLS. $. D., Dec. 81 Leslie Thomp-
sou, one of the wheelhorses of the south Dakota
Democracy, ia just returned from New YORK,
where he had an int rview with ex.President
Grover eyeland. Cleveland said be would
surely be presidential candida in 1892, and
wanted his South DAKOTA friends 10 stick by
him
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THEY CAN BE MADE NAvIGABLE.
A $50, 900 Appropriation Recommend ed
for Puget Sound Rivers.

for Puget Sound Rivers.
WASHINGTON CITY, Dec. g. Especial Cap
tain Symons. OF the army engineers corps. has
subm, ted q report to the secretary OF war in
which be recommends tnat the improvement of
the Nooksack, the Skagit and the Saohomish
r.vers in Washington be carri d out Anex
ineion has been recently made SIS to whether
these sire ans caa be male navigable, and II SO.
how much mon can be advantageous ussd
in their Improvement Thirty thousand ~ollars
is recommended {, do the work
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with livht expenses We can sea go0us -
FYnsE q q t,ox sle SscuEd htse-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

large variety of ladies' gold watcnea Finck
4 clock. SIS oes ond street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-10

DAsBusY, Conn.,, Dc. e.-Tae naiters' strike
has peen settled in iayor of The manufactures
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The Danbary HattYrs Beaten

Vermont in winters old Clutch
LYDoEyILLE. VI, Dec. 9.-Tne mercury here
this morning was 80 degr Is below zero
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thousand styles handkerchisI& Doheny 4
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-20

rHE san Franclspo lTpll Depot hab
lemnled from F0rl hlISoI ~ 10,
3 King street npar EolI ,..,......
lOHk lNnphGus
mi lu pl0mlrbr
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-09-20
THE VERY LATEST F.!

NNTE wish TO call the attention ol
w housekeepers TO a small Invoice
OF Figured Chinese Mating, just re-
ceived via San Francisco, OF the very
choicest quality and of the most taste.
ful and unique designs in colors. This
IL the very latest In this line and the
first OF the kind ever brought 10 Homo
lulu We respectfully ask the attention
Of ladies 10 this latest novelty,
Gas Nv THE UNION FEED co.
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Union Ice Company
ELECTION NOTICE.

A 4 AN adjourned annual meeting OF
"A the stockholders OF the Union ico
Company held Friday, Sept, o, 1890, the
following officers were elected Tor The
ensulng year
President, ,,,,,,Dr, J, y, MoGrsw,
Vice. Preaideni N Damon,
Manager ,,,-,,,,irt,,,L, q, Ables,
Secretary
= pu,i,uJ, u, Fisher
Treasurer
Auditor ri,t,,,II, N, Whltupg w.
DIAgpIOHs- Dr \ ~ hp0rps, n NJ
Damon, T., u, Ablpe, J u Fisher ~
n hhllnpN jr ' H. lleleb, :, w.
FaIy y w. FIhVth
hnInlHlyi
Honolulu Sept Il lslp islgs
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Alta
Assurance Company
FoUN 1905.
LONDON.
DIRECTORS,

Id II EC'I'oRSi
SIR w. j. w. HAYNES, Bart, Chairman,
director of London Joint Stock
Bank.
c. A. PRESCOTT, Esq, Den. Chairman,
tof Messrs Prescott, Cave, Buxton,
Lode & Coz
HERBERT BROOKS, Esq.
director of the Bank OF knglandl.
J. z. CuRR1B, Esq.
Director of the Bonk of England).
w. G. CURTIS, Esq.
director of the London Il Hanseatic
Bank.
Il. Is GREENE, Esq.
director of the Bank OF England).
+. GREENE, Esq.
(of Messls. Blyth, Greene. Jourdain
Il Coz
| J. o. HANSON, Esq.
| director of the National Provincial
Bank of England).
X Il. WADE, Esq
director of the National ProvlncIa!
| Bank of England).
| @. c. MAuNIAc, ESD.
| F.. +. NOEL, Esq.
| Il. A, WALKER, Esq.
| SAM. j. PIpRIN, Secretary Of the Com
| pany and Manager of the Fire Depart
| mcnt.
4
S"Having been appointed AGENTS
! of the above Company, we are now
ready to effect assurances nj lowest rates
OF premium.
| h. ". SCHMIDT 4 SONS.
Honolulu, Aug. 1, 1890. CAT st
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PASTURE for HORSES.

TIE undersigned Is prepared Ia take
l. horses on pasture ~ I'alOl0,
HELELullE,
Al kahakollanl, Walkikl, or Washing
ton Place, neretapia 81, dos In
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IVANHOE!

NHEW MOtley's q Co.'s Iyanhoo
~ Natural Leaf Tobacco, positively
the finest chewing tobacco made. For
sale by HOLLlsTEk & co.
0il lmt
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03

When zing-his drum sticks dropped
 to the ground
 We heard a war-whOop and cry, And catching the poor boy in falling, we found
 He was done for, that Fourth of
 July. Twas an Indians bullet, and of 10
 the west We saw them, two dozen or more. Think how it chilled the hearts blood
 in each breast,
 Sl jolly moment before. The songs and orasion we wasn't to
 hear;
 Instead on the plain we must lie And battle with savages lowering near That illlated Fourth Of July. We formed of our outfits a rude harri, eaie, And behind it three hours we lay, While our Winehesters' music so mer- rily played
 As we held the red demons at bay At last came the sound of a whistle
 and roar, Twas "Santa Fe" train coming by And believe me, I never heard music before,
 Sound 60 sweet on the Fourth of July. The engineer, seeing us, slowed up the
 train,
 And the Indians hastily fed. A doctor relieved us Of many pain, But Jimmy, the cowboy, was dead. A sweet little woman spread OCT him
 the fold
 Of bright coIors, and no check was
 dry As the passengers lowerei him into
 the cold,
 Lone grave, that Fourth of July. My story is done: the years roll round. Once more the day is at hand In fancy look on far-olr mound, And think of the cowboys band. I see the bright banner haurd down
 irorl alcit,
 Hear inc engine bell toiiing hard 5y, And the woman's prayer, 8 low and
 soft,
 For Jimmy, that Fourth Of July. BIsBEE, Arizona, July 3, 1890.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03
LOCAL NOTES.
sIgsni Service.
Political Pointers.

Supervisor White wants the nomi- nstion for probate judge and school Superintendent; He is already work ing his points
 The fall crop of nosegays is begin ming to ripen. Men of strictly tenn pSrate habits are beginning to exhibit signs oi distress upon their thumb screws.
 Tomorrow will be an excellent day to work button holes. Every man from the country will know who hIs best friend is
 Judge Monk has made good ofIi- cer in his presen! position and his party would make great mistake by not renominating him.
 Josiah Pool is a candidate for su- pervisor and his party might go a long way 10 find q better man.
 John Montgomery is the hoidover supervssor this year, which would make no difference as he would be elected again by big majority. The only kick against him is by those who cannot work him. It is the same gang which has been trying to kill Wolfiey and for the same reason.
 John Slaughter says positively that he will not run for sheriff again. Per hAps he might be induced tD if tn e people insisted upon it. The politicians want to kill him off cause he won't work with the machine.
 J. P. McAliister will probably sue eeed himself. He certainly can do so -jf he wants to unless he is downed in the convention.
 B, S. Coffman has not announced his preference as yet for any office, but his admirable business qualities will carry him back into the supervisors chair # he will accept it.
 Bisbee will probably furnish food for thought this year when the con- yentions meet. The Bi.beeites want and should have supervisor and there is a sufficient quantity Of good material to select from.
 Tom sorin is spoken of as a possible candidate for sheriff. Tom would make strong pull in any race, but doesn't understand how 10 rnanipa- fate the primaries, so may as well consider himself out Of the field.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03
NorrcE-

If you want fine straight whisky. of the most celebrated brands, drop into .he Pony Saloon and satisfy yourself that this is true. The Pony also car ries slse fines. brands oi domestic ana imported Bransiies, Wines, AIes, Por- ters, and all kinds ol liquors. Tom sad Jerry. Hot Scotch, hot spiced rasns e sE sinds a speciality. The carnsen Key West Cigar is the finest for tbe money 10 be hal in Arizona. B. Louis Anheuser-Buseh Lager Beer on draught al all times- No iavorites- Come sli
 JoBs saaUGHssssy.
 Proprietor.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03
Els Our Gounfy.
HEN

One case Of prosecution for refusal to answer the census questions has so far arisen in this territory The su- perintendent of census has ordered proceedings instituted against a man named Hilton, in Cochise county, for refusing to answer the questions pro pounded by Edward Barker, enumers- tor.-Journal Miner
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03
Envifafion-

To THE clTIzESs OF THE TERRrrosY OF ARIZONA
 Yon are hereby respectfully invited 10 be present at the celebration of the 1Ilth anrirersary Of onr National IB- dependence, Juiy f, 1890. at Tomb stone, Arizona.
 There will he a base ball game. races, grand barbecue, fine display of fireworks, and iirenaius' ball. Honor us with your presence.
 THE COMMITTEE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03

A
 Ton bstoBe and aaY other Person aS
 Corpsrsfion cnGaE. d ta the SusI-
 H"-- eF -uppiytn= frssh water te
 ihe Bnha habttnnss of satd GIy
 The MHy-r and Corn-acn Councn oi tae Cffy ot To ts5stOle co oruaiB Gs fil .:
 SECTION - It Fhail he unlaN iul [ a y g-erson PsTsuns within tEe lignits oi ths fy of T nh stone Q crsW oE or safe CT cause 10 rln any ter. whether fsr Otht ss-., from abiic m tsr JriNats PiPe l~aiSh l. ?. V or h-reafier any oihe prT-oa t1r te paryoss oa supo'virr frtish wu.er 10 the i1hs bfabts oI said city l. out Ihe eoasegt of the sasd ely or ctler Pe 70 SEe S2Ii shan 6s ,trI wfnl Tor any person w.t in he D miis aoressii to wiliul y or aallc-- ua'iy waste any -tsci Sstsr ifo-n any P-bl Inaiu CT p1N C. pipc a'orssai l.
 3.-II razii Q. unlawfIi f, r af ? psrso-. ~ cept eu C .Os he Ete af hg lie Department or nth r pe-sun duly auihorized 5y i4x, fo op- n any way to nc@cIs Uisq tlr stusc.
 Sfc l-E. zsal: be CT Gw al io- my swu.r rr fcuss4T st p-enl-e- ws. b a D .i nils AI,bre- q II, O. oih pefson suppl ed wih wHe hy tte c-y.er ns' D ol ifOreraii, tJ q, ii o- o'her- wlse ,rE.sh wster to oih-r ersoas os fiuiiics exGrpt f,r aii lkins on tEc p-sIn ts; and a6y and all ScrsIn or persOas abizir g u-Ffg water sIr- nif hsd n y saii r ni ibis C i,n -lIsl De- eeemea and n.lt 10 ne iiiy | sysoa i n 1T Sac Ion of sEo. s-L shsl b. unlswf [ any s'laaber .r olh T pefsJn e n4ake 0T k, O,,i Y sE s- 70 bs. made aii'r Ton oT ia isi4u Q as-y pH ! C or pryaie water IassR 0s Tip co i.i 4itsch psei-t t= thereto. sIta a, lhe TOW led s~ af The stIl ciy or o.her e-son suPplsifs q e s4id wat.r lore sad
 B-It.h.irb-I Wfh for the sAid C iy or DJ' T ier-,T rtp ilyidg wa(r. Hs sfo-e aid 10 m kc -O able fgl. z anc ga yi f9a- ss rs tae iniT scucgion e Hnfns 6 -arui of pip snd VI a.er ii;osuy pF .fs D stut-s g, and rs i0 t1F-fnr aH ile vat . ud -ha ting On tn. same for noa-..s- n s.i of ga ie e. oi lof ces-a rep IT.. rrsd prs sysdil z fl- inc eutry upau rurh private p- m Ices a sfi rrtsoHI IBls c hy n m ahet~- ern D ves CT scTv4Ef1 Cor t1e pCfpasc of fn-E ur . n o- ..d fhs W v. in-uec ing aad ruazir ug any ssd oil pipcs sn oth .r istJr-s and a [ c1nents con. necies win tsr-r ublic fdsia aud slfscIia..a a T. Inaviny fr5G any iva pipes any s.up cocAs meirrs cr olher a-tu-es tclsig ngfs t'lrm. a.d up n sseh luies TDd gllstii -cng busi d fS aad spYrnTc ly tac lyo- aid Com DC a Conn e essid q shsii hsu ] wful for any Fe-s-n wiIfai iy er mslcsousig Tu o'-t 77f of il -rf~re witn the gu S'0Y Genf tneT,Df fT gitafe tb= Earre SEc 5--Thc wora p srsslr. wrr ev Led in th5s or isaI.c % fh Q ia af fa-ss b he.1 sEd tsr- -+rtltsi Co ffclII1s -'cOrpfsr1iI0ls-
 sEo. s-sny Iesou O. pPons cffeBdlug acal s-i a ; Jf b. above prov sicus sbaii urofs ess. tiun b ned "a ~uu i--< than F5Vs Do Isfs uar more han F.ltY ioi-ars. ssid a,,s sst n eorl etc q Co b pId fsfo t1e City IFsasnrr Approg.d d a- Co arm Octsis 6. fsSi.
 V. q SAVAGE App-oxcc Dcesme CT { D. \. D. issI.
 JOBS ? RAFfERrY
 A7yor Pro Tea. si5-In Clerk os ceas o- cou.eu.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03

Families not already supplied shonld lose nc time in procuring bottle of Clamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diafrh0.a Remedy. It is the only remedy that can always be depended upoG for bowel complaint in all its forms. g and J0 cent bottles Ter sale by IL J Pet..
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03
Catching On.

The following few lines from the PRosPECToR's Sonora correspondent will prove of much interest 10 all in habitants of southern Arizona:
 SAN PEDRO, July 1, 1890
 Editor Prosp-ctor;-It may be of in terest to your many readers to know that there is at last prospect Of prac- tical results from the long pending negotiations between the Copper Queen mining company and Camou, theowner of the coal fields below the line. Lewis Vidal passed through here to-tay on his way to denounce a coal propoI;y in Sonora It has also leaked ont that the recent visit of Ben Williams and Professor Douglas to Inc Sonora capital was to perfect the con veyance Of the property, and survey ors are already at work at the sonora end of the line Of road to be con- structed to Bisbee, to connect with the A. & :. E. road. Recent experiments with the coal from the Sonora caal fields have shown a superior quality to anything yet discovered in this country, but whether it came from a greater depth or new discoveries is not known by your correspondent.
 IBEN.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03
Takem SD.

Two grey horses, one branded H on jaw, cross k on shoulder and V Q on nip; the other has Spanish hsand on hip and vent on shoulder Owner can recover them by applying at this office and paying charges. tf.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03

Nat Hawke can be found on Allen street nextto MeDono;gh and Mobiles where he is at all times ready Q reg isier voters. 6-2Su
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03

Max. the piano tuner, was arrested last night by Ben James on a warrant sworn to by Sam Washburn, on q charge of having assaulted he latter with Tazor. Sam didn't propose to be shaved by Max, who is not a barber by profession.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03

FOUSD--A book containing some letters and discharge from the U. $. service, of George w. Leonard. Can
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Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-03

If you crave q drink of ice cold Schlitz' Milwaukee keg beer, go to the Crystal Palace, John Blewett's, or tlc Fashion saloon. Pronounced by chemists the purest and most health- ful beer in the market 6 Ism