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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-03
GALVESTON SUGAR MARKET.
specisJ TO the Gazette.
OTHER PRODUCE AND PROVISION MAR
RETS.

ST. LOUIS. April 1.-Flour-Quiet and steady.
xxx, 81 2002 50; family, 81 4OG2 so; choice,
D3 50; patent. 81 O504 Is.
Wheat-Cash dull and options lower; market
opened l-16c of on May and July, closing tame
with MAY lac and July &c under yesterday.
7434c.
Corn-SteadY. Cash, 1914 G261bc; April 26ssc
bid;May, &c; July, 2sEsG25fsc asked; August,
29c asked.
Corn meal-SI 55Gl 50.
Whisky-S1 OF.
Provisions-Dun and essentially unchanged.
Orders from the South few and small owing to
the food.
New YORK, April I.-Wheat-w Weak; spot. No
red, $3.50; options closed; April $3.50;
May, s67sc; June, s6lsc; July st7se; August,
s4S4c; September, SIC; December, S65s.
Corn-Fairly active; spot No. 2, So. 6ST; op-
tons closed: April, S7isc; May, sc; June.
375ic: July, 3S5sc.
Coffee-Options opened steady, points up
to points down. closed steady and unchanget.
TO 10 pointsup. Sales, -, 500 bags including
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EXCHANGE AT GALVESTON.
BONDS AND STOCKS.

NEW YORK. April I.-Bonds and stocks
closed at the following prices bid:
BONDS.
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Spot Rio, fair cargOes. 2aIaci No. fat bean.

l9c
sugar-Raw. dull and easy. Sales. lOO hogs
and lower ATS a &C: extra @ 5G5 5-I6c; white
extra l., 5%G5l2c; yellow. 9-16G5Isc; off .
I-l6d 53sc; mould 3-l6c; standard A 81 G.
confectioners' A, sac; cut loaf, &c; crushed 1c;
powdered, SIC; graduated, &c; cubes, ga &C.
Molasses-Foreign, dull and weak, 50-test Of
fered at 2lc;NsW Orleans, quiet and steady.
Rice-Active and firm.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April 1-wheat-steady.
No. 2, red. 69I5c bid.
Corn-Stronger. No. 2 cash, 2SsIc bid.
NEW ORLEANS. La, April Market quiet
and unchanged.
Cottee-D1Il; Rio cargoes, ordinary to good,
1881 920c.
WhisEey-Quiet; Western rectiied. 81 O4s
81 81.
Rice-Quiet, ordinary to good, 3la4kc.
Bran-Scarce; nominal, 7752c.
Sugar-Quiet; open kettle, prime TO strictly
prime, 51s06 S-l6c; good fair to fully fair.
l-l6c; fair, 41sc; good common, 81 a5&Lc; com
mon, 4la645sc; centrifugals, dull; choice vel
low clarified, 5S4 G55sc; prime yellow clarified,
59sG ll-16c; off yellow clarified, 9-16c; sec
onds, p4d51ke.
menting, lS63Oc; centrifugal, choice, sc;
strictly prime, 2Td2Sc; good prime zSa25c:
prime, 20622c; good fair, 1S62Oc; fair lie:
common TO good common, 14Gl6c; inferior lie;
syrup, SOC.
Corn meaI-Firm at 81 so.
Proyisions---steady with fair iobbing trade.
Lard-Butchers' grades, s. IS; choice steam,
S. 956S6 90.
Dry salt meats-Loose lots, shoulders 81 90:
longs s. l5as5 25 ribs, s. 2Oa$5 IS; short clear,
Bacon Shoulders, 81 so; longs and rlbs, s. IS,
short clear, So 7065 80.
Hams-S9 50dI2 %.
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haps viii be at the grand gathering in May.
Best wishes for THE GAZETrE. Respectfully.
j. +. WHITE.
Editor Gazette
acknowledge the receipt of the premium
forks, with many thanks. They are much nicer
than expected, and as have no wife now TO
whom ! can present them, have put them away
in my trunk and intend keeping them until
know she will be delighted with them Accept
my sincere thanks for your prom p.ness in clear
ing up mistakes, and consider me a subscriber
to your most valuable paper till get the knives
to match the forks. Yours for best wishes,
respectfully, in LEE
Marietta, I. T.
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TEEPEE CRY, Motley County, J
Tex, Feb. Is, 1880.
To the Gazette.

received your nice and interesting premium
book several days since. think it very good
though l was surprised to get a premium, as 1
thanks to you for the book. May happiness and
success re upon you, is the wish of your true
friend, D. @, KEITH.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT.
GALVESTON SPOT.

Shipments coastwise, $500 bales.
Stock, $40 bales.
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ST. LOUIS, No., April 1.-Wool-Nsnufa.
turers buy steadily. but unchanged prices. Al
attempt At IA advance results in no sales.
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Summons.

In the District Couit, First Juicial District of the Te ritoy oi Arizona. in and for the county cf ochse
 l. hn S. M,Leod, plain'iff, vs. Belle Mcleod, defendant.
 Ac :on brought in the District Court nf ih, Fn-t Ju uiicil Distrct of the rerrit ry of Ari- zona, in and for the county of Cochlse. and tn' comp aint fled in tie sad county of Cochlse, in he flee of ihr C'.rk of said District C ut.
 Ire Terrttry of Arizona sends greeting to B Il Mcleod, defend ant
 You a e herrby required to appear n an ac- ton brought aga nSt you b | e abo nam1d pliint if II the District Court of the First udi- 'lsl district ot lh- T~rrtory f .Arizon l, n an for tha county of Coc',,sr, and to answer the complaint fil4d therein within tn days xclu- sive Of the day of scrvicrl after the service or you of this summons G SC we'd wi hin tn : ,ounts, or if served out of this coun y, hut in this di,trct within twenty da,s, oth rWl,e with in irty dNs), or ldgment by default will be taten agai1st y.u ccordl1g to the prayer oi said complaint.
 ine Id acton is Hrought to obtain decrer- of divo C. and 4 diSsoiu pn from e bonds ct mat imony now existing betw the pllint fl and the defend nt.
 ."* Civ under m, hand ard rhe seal l Of the District Court O. the First Iu- < SEAL. Iiri Il District of the Terri ory of Arr
 J zona, in and for the county of Co *0c* chi~e, this 10th day of M ,rch, in the year ,ur Lord one thousand eight hun fred and inety. A. H. EMANUEL,
 315 Clerk.
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A rnsz ,;an,s 1nr.s Work.

Erastus Uiman began his business career in the Canadian office of Dun, Barlow G C.. on salary of S4 a week. \ sketch of MT. W.:uan's f. shows that he has been and still is hard worker. His usual hour for rising is o'clock, ard after he is Gre scd he dictates some letters to his stcnographcr, then lie mounts I horse at 2 o'clock and cantcrs ov>r the hills of Staten Island for half an hour, eats a hearty breakfast, and takes the o'clock boat for New York. In the un- used pilot house of the bout he meets q party of business friends. and they talk over Staten Island Improvements until New York is reached. At 2 o'clock he takes his lunch, and after lunch he secs the ''cranks," who he says take Gs natur- ally to him as ducks do to water. 1-e Hl- ways secs them. for he says one out of 1C0 s likely to have good idea. MT N'iran takes the A:;3,0 1o"t home, and the days work is done.-lIarper' Bazar.
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The Bnom as It Really Is.

Last summer overheard two men talk ing as they were digging away in the mines and one said: Jim, they say thar is big bum up at Rome."
 'FNhat's that?'' said Jim.
 "Why, hits kind of thing whar one feller gifts nothing for something"
 "Why, that's faro bank or lottery, ain't it:" said Jim.
 "No it ain't. I tell you its bum-a kind of new tratlin' business what swells and shrinks, aud the sweller and shrinker stays down in cellar and works the ma chine. They trade in stock"
 ''IIOrses and mules?'' said Jim.
 ''No, hits all on paper, and nobody can see what he's buyin', You put your money in and wait for swell. If it comes you are all right, but if shrink comes you are busted, aud you feel so ashamed that you don't say anything about it, and 1t never gets into the papers-nothing but the swell gifts into tie papers. Bill Arp in Atlanta Constitution.
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Gen. rhiI shcrl,ln,, ,,s srord.

During the entire var Gen. Sheridan lever wore but one sword, and he wears he same one yet OF all occasions of dis play. It iS q light dragoon saber, and one of carco shi3pe,l from Spain to Charles Ion for the use of Confederate officers. The vessel was captured in Charleston harbor by the blockade, and the swords were distributed among the various cr- senals O the north, at which they were sold to 'nion officers. Tine one which Sheridan wears was sent to t.e arnlOry at St. Louis and was purchased originally by the adjutant of the Secopd Michigan cavalry. who wore it q while and then presented it to Sheridan. The original scabbard was broken by having hOrSe fall upon it. and 2 new one was found to lit the bia;le. The general has numbCI of presentation swords which have beei given him from time to time. Some C them are very valuable, and one, whicr was presented by VI. Army of the Cum hcrland, is mounted with gold and dia non,ls, but it is too fancy for the zen srai's taste, and nothing would induce i'm to W Uear it.-Philadelphia Times.
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DRoPoSAr sFoR BEEF AND MUTTON

DROPOSAI s FOR BEEF AND MUTTON Il -Headquirte s DepaTtTent oi Arlzona, Ofice Chhf mn i-Sary of Subslst nct. Los Angel-s. al, March I8 1850. > aled propo- stls m licare, su jrcl tu the usual conditions, will receiv d at thIs uffc aud al tLe offices O. Ih- ct ng Commi>s oi Subs stence at the o lowing na Led posts untl I2 o'clock, n, on Monday, Alp Il 2I Io9D, and thtn open. d in the res nee ddeIS Tor iu Li,b- ing and deliver ng such q ,anuI es oI Fresh Beei nd Mu ton, on tue bioUk, m " from rme 10 time b rec uired at San Dr g. B ur ckS, al Forts Alp tche, Bowie, rant. Hudchuc ., Low
 l, Mcdowell Moi we. homaS and Verdr; San CArlcs ana Mn pi,lr tracks, Aizona; and at f orts Bayard, NJ rc,, >elde1, St+uion, ( m and WrI;;ate. New MrXco IT m IY I. 1890, 10 lune 30 I8ol. Contracts made under thls d iv, rtIsenent ,a not be construct to In- vove the Unit d St itrs il any obligation tor pa, ment Tn xcess ot apprupnAu g'anted by Congress TOT the :'urpo e. Pr ference will be gwen 10 articles of dom-stic oduct O.. he U we nmtnt reserves Il e ehI to r je, any anu | 1 prop ,alS. Full inform ,t on ~il be tur- nIsh -d app icr ii ,n to eth of the above named offices. Enve opes coit ming propo as should be arktd "Proposals for tre,h Beet and Muttor." or for Fresh Beef only, Jas the ease may bel at - -, and ad iressed 10 the C >., If the p p'st id for or 10 'he under sign d. w. A. ELOEkKIN, M@jo: and C. s, il.-S. Army Chet C. S, Department of Aizons. Los Angeles, Cal.
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WHAT THE CHIMNEY SANG.

Over the chimney the night wind sang. Ani chanted a melody no one S7ew' And the woman stopped, and her babe she tnssed And thought of the one she haC long since lost, And sal.l as her tear drops hack she forced, T hate EIe wind in the chinuey." Over the chimuey the uight wird sahg, And e4ianted a melody no one knew; And the children said, as they clos T drew, Iris some witch that is cleaving the b ack night
 through,
 Tis q fairy trumpet tn just then blew, And We fear the wind in the chimney" Over the chimney he nigh wind sang, And chanted a melody one knew; Anl the m, as he slt on h's h arti below, Sad to hins If, Tt will ely snow, And fuel is dea anl wages N, And I'll stop the teak in t. chimney" Over the chimney the night wind sang, Ani chanted me.Ody Il one knew: But the DO listened and smiled. for he Was man, an woman anl child, all three, Anl S1iJ It is Gods own harmony, This wind we hear m the chimney"
 Bret karte
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Recolleetio s of Great Men.

Mir Christopher P. Cranch relates in The Independent his memories of Web ster, Calhoun and their contemporaries, especially in the great Webster Hayne duello ill the senate. ''The impression, /" he says, "Mr. Calhoun made on me. as he sit there, Sphinx like, in his chair, as president of the senate, was that he had the faculty-like Napoleon-of discharg ing all expression from his face. He must have had immense self control. and was totally :.Iiike the mobile Benton, of Missouri. Calhoun, whom 1 often heard speak, seemed like a man of cast iron. His voice was deep and strident. His personality was very intense. Benton several times heard. He was very stout and fOrid with light, thin hair. His manner seemed to me very pOnpous. He was verbose and grandiloQuent, and had habit of interlarding his sentences with
 sir to degree that was sometimes al- most comic. ..
 Il once witnessed a tremendously sharp passage at arms between Benton and Clay. They were on opposite sides of the senate chamber-else don't know what might not have happened. Some personal allusions had been made by Benton q forget what, md then Mir Clay replied. shall never forget his tone, attitude and gesture, as he stood there, his tall, con- manding figure all alive with fire, and rolled off his fluent and sarcastic sen- tences, shaking his long forefinger at his antagonist, and glaring across the room filed with anxious faces. = happened to be not far from MT. Benton, and saw him color and tremble, and even heard him mutter with suppressed rage. Some of the audience feared this encounter (which involved q question of veracity, I think might lead to duel, for those were duel lays in Washington. But never heard that anything came of it."-New York Tribune.
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o~ara as an Electric supply.

An article in Scribner's upon "The Electric Motor and It's Applications, by Franklin Leonard Pope, refers to tie proposition of Sicmcrs in 1C7, that the mercy of the water at Niagara Falls night be transferred to New York and here utilized for mechanical purposes, md the belief of Sir William Thomson. lnnounced in 1G10. that, by the use Cf la!f inch insulated copper wire 2j,CC0 horse power of energy being taken from water wheels, 21 600 could be delivered GJ point 3C0 miles away. Mir. Tcrc roe ,n to say that it seems inG;s7utahle tha Marcel Dcprcz, |; French electrician, las lcIivered more than tA.rty-fve horse iower at q point seventy nlilcs distant -on th.,t at which an energy If sixty
 n l:nrse power was applied. shOwil 2 .
 iI transmission of only about U psI
 --DorsviG Freq Press
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Broadway's Well Pressed Idler..

The we'll dressed idlrrs who border the sidewalks in front of Broadway hotels shove Twenty-third street every after soon ought to be regarded as Poor Joes, and ordered by th, police to ''move on." Their cigarette smoke, mingled with their often not well chosen remarks and criti- cisms upon passers by, and the evident desire of many to impress the women. make them nuisance. No gentleman should have the leisure to pose in front of a hotel or any other public placs.--New York Nan and ExpresA
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DROPO>ALS FnR FUEL, FORAGE & Il VII ada d ters e. .rtment A = I4 na, Office oI ti,e { he Quartern aster Los Angrle>, Cal; March 22, I89o. Se ued piopu- sals WI ue rece Vel at th tfiee, an at the office, O the Q rteimtsIerS al each of the Sta lions below ame,, untIl IT o'c ock. m on Tuesday, April 22, 1890. and opened immeni- ately there after h he presence ot bidders foi the furnish ug and livery ot fuel fIr ge ana straw, during the hs,a year ,ndlng un 30
 I-or, at military stations in the Department 0; Arzcna a o lows: tors Apache, Bow e. Grant. Huachuc4, l. ,weIl. Moi V. Tn ,mis an | Yer e. ani San Carlos WhIppe BAuac s. ard Tucson A. T., LOS An geies and San Diego Barracks, Cal, and Forts By .rd. Stan on
 Uni and Wingate. and 5 Dtt Fe, \. NJ. P,ere' ence given to artclen ot domestic produc- ti n and m tnu act IT, cond tious ot ice nd qu lily being eq al, and su,h pr fereu,e given to arucles oI American reduction al manu- ftctu-e D oduced on the PtcIfc Coast t. the ex- tt m of Inc c ,nsumpt on r,q IIr Dy the pu llic service there Prop Isals for either class of the supp e> m mt oned or for qu mt tes l ss than the ~h hole req ir-o, or or deliV. " ot the sup pl es at pDlntS other than ih I-e above ,meu will be en er'aned. Spe; fl :ltIons gene a In- >tru rions 10 bi iders and blank rorns of ptupo- sal will be fur he on appl cdron to this cffice, or to the Q ar erm ist-rs at any O tht liion, named ab ,v- A $ KIMBA L. Qdartermas- ter U. 5 Army. { he Q lart rmast T..
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SIOO REWARD.

The City of Tombstone, through its corporate author ity, hereby offers reward of One Hundred Dollars ($10O) for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons found tampering with any of the mains or pipes of the city water works.
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ONE MOMENT.

A fickle moment. filled with wonder ruweR. To turn a life, a suffering Irnthcr's fare, 'erclIance lies in your hand The precious hon You do not heed until it is too late And all the good you might have done. not lone One passing moment held it all! Jiist one. A fckle moment filled with wonder power For ruin all that life long virtue wrought. Perchance lies in your hand. The fetal hour You heed, and passion turns you ell to nausht The good you once have done ij lost-undone, )ne moment has destroyed it all. Ju.t one
 -"E. N" in Chicago Journal
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COUyrY OFFICERS

Supervisors-b. .. CoFFMAN, Ch Iirman, ana oIN MoN rGodERY. anu |. |. WHITE, Mem CTS.
 Slerit-i. I. SLAUGHTER. Under , icrId-c.. 4 ,HAfrUCK.
 re4sLrer-lA,. r. IC BLISTER. Recorder F. BRADLEY. DIslrlcI Atto,u-y-W. ii. ,rILwELL. ProuLIc dis se-r- k. iONK. ClerA DstiIct Co irI- |. il. EMANUEL Surveyor -Ii. J. r bwk.
 ASscSsOI-N. \. JILLAM.
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Notice for Pub iGatiOn.
(Home>tead Application No. 23e.)

I1ome>tead .Npp lcd'loh NO. 239.I
 LANL OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARIZONA, l
 March g. Iroo. Notice is hereby eiven tha' the 10 lowing named settler has hled rouce uf his inten ion to make final prof in support of his clun, an :. ths [ saii proot ili be made ef re rhe Register and Regi tier nf the U $ Land Offi,e at Tue son, Adzona. on April 2i. 1890. ,iz Willi m Oh ies rgr". of B. ns n, A izona, for Ihe SWH O. Sc, ?, Tp. r S. k. 20 E.
 He nam,s lhe following witnesses to prove lis contiuu residcn u on and cultivation of said la d VIZ: H. Gerwein Nustn x. Gray G w. Evan and W Bl am Callahan, all oi Benson, Ariz na
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. First publication March Is, 1890.
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Not Ce for Publication.
(Hom ;,rcad Applica ion No. 72S.)

(Hom :,Icad Applica ion No. 726
 LAND OFFI, E AT l UC ON. ARIZONA,
 Febr iay B, IS o I. John l Huff ,k'r. fl Tres Alamos vho IF de Hon e teaG Apl Fclti No 52S for the NE of >tH >tc 92. D. IS $, K. 70 F [, 10 hrreb, ii e otice oi mv in eniion f. ma 6 ina lIoof 10 est lsh ny calm 10 the ia d above des T.brd, and th~t expect 10 prove ny re>idei ce nd cu'tivi ion h. fore lhe R gi>Itr anu Reeve, ot the U. : Lard Off, e al ] uc- S -i Ariz ma, on the 7tn of I'll 1890. by TWO the fsl owl g "ttr es-es: w Calklns. Wm Skinre- Jr.. John D. A lei and I. " hite, all oi Tres Admos, AT'zona.
 JOHN l HUFF AKER. First publication Fet r. ary 22. 1890
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Notice for Pub iC ,liOn.
Homestead Application N 22e.

NI'UIIIOSNOfiNI IT PIINhtI01II ~ %@S'J
 LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON. ARIZONA,
 Mar h s 1890 Notice i- by given that lhe f,ilowiI g named s ttler has filed n tic of Ii intn ivn l. make finaI ooi in su!p Tt of hIs i'm. a' that ii proof wil be maj hefo e the Re istt T md ceiv,r't the 5 Land Otite ai Juc- sen ri7ora prl 2T, I9eo,e viz, William Ca iahAn.~ of B n>on Ar.zona, tor l. C SEA oi S,c }. l p. Y S. 20 E.
 He nam ih- rol owing witness to prove is contInu u rtsid TIC up n and cult V uon Of ii land VIZ N illi nm Ohne o-ttn, H. Ger we n. Au>tn N. Gray, U. w B van. all ot Benson, Ali ona
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. First publication March $ 1890.
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DROPOSAL> FOR ARMY iRAN>P R. lL ma, OtIce hi Qi.rt Ima,t r, l. s Angels, C.. M uch 7 lo9. >ral Ii pro- osas wLl ft Irc ned at InIs urtIc- ult II Uciolk. a. n, I'll DAY, ApiI Y Ieoo and op ned m- m Iately there Her Il he p 6 of liIddt r. pl t, du i 7 Ihe il cal yer nd "g lhe 90, I3J on ut m the Department Oi Arlz nd. a, '.lows kCUTr c I.-F on any s'st II ! ona enI al K llu ad u To ' t de A. ] RoUTE No. -Frou P r-r,ix. A T 10 For McDp-tll A [. Ru TIE No 3 From B wiz >tatIou. \. r., to rcrt wie, [. UTE No +-rIom tsowie atIun, Or Will, OK, A. r. to tort Tho nss aud San -,'rlo>, A. I an from F r h ms to Sa Carlos. A l ROUTE o 5.-F m WIE OK \ [ to For Gra |, A. ROUTE e. O. F om H b *, A L. to Fort ,pah A. I. NoUTE o7 -'rmI IU >ON. A. T. to Fort [ ovtn. A I ROUTE No $. From huic rIca Srat,on, A. L., tp Fort H1 ichu .,, A. T. QUITE No. g. From any ta ion on |. & F. K. K. to Folt stanton V. M. ROUTE No. 10 - From Watious x NJ. to FUrt | mon N NJ. KuUTt No II-F ,m NIn ate St ti n, N. M., 10 Fort Wnsate N. M. ROUTE No. I2 From SIlv Giy N M. 10 Fort BayaId. N Nj. ROUTE No. I3.-rrom Railroad Stat on al $ inrl Fr, N. to Fort Marcy, N. M. SIec- ihcat ons. general instr ,CtiOns 10 bId1ers and blank iurms O pr ,posal will he furni, shed ap- D icat"n this fiji e, or to the Assistant Guar t-rmast-r at uc>on. A. r..,r Santa Fe, N. N. ;. Kl IbALL, . artermaster U. S A., Chief Q lar -ermasGer.
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CHI OffISEKs

tyOi -dAK1Es N. IhUM AS
 A-nici ,Ji 70 i.c-D. W U ,,ik.
 Ire Ict,drcr-OLLIVE.K IKtYII.LIAN. LIty Alto pcy--G N SmAiN.
 Au1iJug .tnI H5CJcdcf-NAr ii Awkk. Guy ,s;;ss Jr-J. C. WkIsrR.
 CodnclIIcu -rIrst Wa d. 4. b .KMoUD; >cc- on1 NdrI, | AMPBE IL; 1 .Ird Va Il, los. LIPPkKr. rUdlth Nard, JoiN fkINDL .ILLk.
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PILEsl PILESI ITCHING pILESl

SYM TOMS. - N oistu7; intense Itch ng an
 st stng'ng; m st al neh'; worse hy scratch ne. II III w. f continue iumors form, which oft n bleed and u cerlte. br' omug very SO e. >wAyNt's OINTMENT II ps the iithing ana bleedIng heals ul CT .tion, and Tn most cases removes he lumos. Al druggists. or by mail, for 50 cents. Dr. owayne x Son. Philadelphia.
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HENRY G. HOWE.

TT NITED STATES DEPUTY MINERAL V Surveyor. Iom1stone, .1rlzona- Member oi the Amen an Institute oi Mining Engineers. Attention gwen to the care oi mIneS TOT Eon- esident owners ano corpora auons he best oi eierence gwen Correspondsnee solicited.
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Notice for PublIratiOn.
tHomestead Application No !69 ]
LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, AR IONA.
 Aa. ,k .Q,O

LAND OFFICE AT IyCSON, AK ZONAI [
 Ma oh ., I8oo. ! Notice is h. by given that the follow ng named settler ha~ filed no ic of his intennon to sa-ke frai proof in ,upport of his clam. and that sad rooi wi m de h, fore tie kegl ter and Receiver oi ihe U. ;. Land Office at Tue sou, Arizona, or April 2I. 1890. viz Ge'rge W Bryan, ot Bel n, Arzora, for ,he SE K of sec. 9. lp. I7 =, 2o E. He names the ,llnw'ng witnesses to prove hi ontiLucus res d, nee upon and cultivation # said lar d viz: W ill an Ohnes, rgen, Au tn N. Cry. H. Gerwin and w lliim Callahan, all O, B T son. A izrna.
 HER EBERT ROWN, Register. First publcati n. Ma oh IS, 1890
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CUsrOM. OFFICERS

Tucson J. s. hAMBLEroN. TO nJstIhe- Il. CARPhNTER. Nosales-J. M. WILSON.
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DISTRICT COuRT

First ludicial D,sInct-R l. SLOAN.
 SecUnu udi. IaI OlsIrl,t-J. ii. hIBBGY. lhIrd udIciAi DISIrIct-i. Ii. WKIGHr.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TELRiror OFFICERS

TELRir0P OFFICERS COVJTuUr-LEN sOLFLkf. SrUIeIary-N. O. MUkrIii. AuIiIor-l HOMAS uUGHES. Attorney OcncIai--CLAkk CHURCHILL. Surveyor GeneraI-kOYAL A. JOnNsoN. lIeAsuIcr-l. '. SMllH. SupeilHIrnuenI oI PuDlIc InSIrucJIon-G. w. ClIkYNkl.
 Dcicgalc to Congress-M. A. SMITH. Sup -lIntenden, oi Territorial Pnson-J H. BkHAN.
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SUPREME COURT

Chief lustice-j AMEs WRIGHT. AssocIate Justices-l. Il. kIBBIY, R. E. SLOAN.
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VIM. c. STAEHLE,

A TT R JEY AND COU NSELO2 AT "A L .w. ) ii 'e - Nle street. bet seen Four ani II n. rJn pitIle. zonL
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&. A. N.

A SrNrED MEETINGS ON THE %AY thI.u w. InesLay of each month m Ma NY\ on.c It.uL Nouce Ol special meetings oy nOiruns sJecIal hIS. ooJo4rnlns Com panIOn 'Ofd ally Invlted.
 >DoLPH COIN, Il. P. E. L. Mo DRE. Secre a4y
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS
T'UCs0'

United States MdrsndI-W. X. MEADE. UnIIed States Attorney-H. K. tFFokDS.
 TUCSON LIND OFFICE Register-iiE SBERr BROWN. RccelVer-C. K. DAAKE.