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, 1891-12-31
The Chinese " ar.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 3O.-The steam
ship Oceanic arrived from China and
Japan this afternoon, bringing Chinese
advices up to Dec. = and japanese advices
to Dec. lG. Adyices from the scene of
the salt tax riot at Niekhua are to the
effect that the general commanding the
government forces has issued a proclama-
ton to the town people to resume susi-
ness, as they need fear no more trouble
from the rebels. The latter to the nun,
Der of 300 have fortified themselves IN a
small town some distance from Tekhua.
The vIcerOv objects TO the proposal of
the general OF the imperial forces that he
lombard the town. as the v~icerOy fears
innocent persons will suffer thereby. The
viceroy has recommended a seIge of the
place. An official report states 300 rebels
and 100 Of the government troops we're
killed or wounded in the Tekhua engage
ment. The North China Necs says for
eign ]consuls at Hankow made a Joint
protest to Niceroy Chang Chistung
against the Human publications aud
placards. Reports of the massacre of
Christians at KinchOw In Manchuria, not
far from Newchang, have been received,
but were not generally credited.
Word has been received that Indian
marine steamer Enterprise, with a crew
OF s~eveuty-seven men. foundered off Port
Blair, Andamau islands, Nov. ,, aud only
six men were saved.
, 1891-12-31

PITTsBURG, Dec. 80. -ArranPcments
for the trip of the International Press
Club league to California is completed.
Assistant General Passenger Agent Boyd,
OF the Pennsylvania railroad will have
charge of the Clubs tram from New
\ ork to san Francisco. Tito rnn will bf
made over the PENNSYLVANIA, Chicago &
Northwestern, the Union Pacific. the
Denver & Rio Grande and the Southern
Pacific roads.
The train consists of a special engine, a
dining car. a baggage car and six Pullman
sleepers. From Chicago to Omaha one
northwestern schedule is arranged and the
run will be the fastest in the history of
the road
, 1891-12-31
Held Tor Mansiaughter.

PoUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Dec 80 The
C~oroEer's jury, after investigating the
New York Central wreck at Hastings
Christmas Eve, tonight returned Il verdict
holding Brakeman Albert Herrick guilty
of manslaughter in the second degree, and
Train Dispatcher Augustus Ossman an
accessory. The verdict also ~censured the
New York Central Railway company for
employing utterly incompetent men to
discharge the duties of responsible posi-
tons" and censures Station Agent
Delaney of Hastings, for not ascertainiDe
the cause of Brakeman Herrick's appear
anoe ut the station.
, 1891-12-31

New YORK, Dec. 3O.-In the stock
market today many stocks were heavily
beset by the bears. Toward the close
there was a general rally, which brought
most Of the stocks up to the opening
prices. The losses. in any case. were
small fractions.
GOyernments-Firm.
PetrOleum-Closed at jg!.
Copper - Firm. Lake, January,
$lO.G5.
Lea1-Easy. Domestic, 1926.
Tin-Steady. Straits, $40. 50.
Bar Silver, 94i.
Money on call easy; closed offered at %.
Following are closing prices OF stocks:
u. $. As registered, ll6l, coupon, MA;
2s registered. 100; Pacific is. lOg;
Atchison, 444; Canada Pacific. gl5;
canada Southern, 62t Central Pa,
chic. 33t; Burlington, 1881. Delaware
L~ackawanna Il Western. l4U. Denver 4
Rro Grande. preferred. Ar: Erie, 33l,
Kansas x Texas. 10. Lake Shore. 1853,
Louisville 4 Nashville, S24, Michigan
Central. l09; Missouri Pacific. 624; Nor.
thern Pacific. 25k, preferred. 7OI.
Northwestern, ll5g; preferred, I4l4,
New York Central. Il6I: Oregon
improvement, oil; Oregon Naviga.
ton, SO; Pacific Mail, 37l, Reading.
80, Rio Grande Western, 39i; pre-
ferreI, 72l; tirsts. so Terminal, IA
Rock island. $50; Milwaukee 4 st
Paul. Sls; st Paul 4 Omaha. Ash
Texas Pacific, l34: Union Pacific, 46l
Oregon Short Line. oct; Il. s. Express
80; Fargo Express. I42, Western Union
S3s: American cotton oil. 33I; Lea.
Trust ia.
CHICAGO. Dec. 30. -Cattle-Receipts
1900. Market closed weak; locals
lower, Good to extra steers. S4.75G
5.35; others, 81. 4OCG4 4. so; stockers, 81. .
az. 10.
Sheep-ReceIpts. 5000. Market steady
Native ewes, $1,000 rs; mixed 81 25@
4 IS; wethers, 81 1905. 80; Texas wethers
S5.05; Westerns. 81. 1904 95.
, 1891-12-31
WEIRD GHOST DANCERS
Cheyennes and Arapahoes Have
Caught the Craze.
Twelve Hundred Strong They
Dance Night and Day.
Think the Messiah Will be
Round Soon
Attic Ghost Dance Again

FORT RENO IT Dec 3O I'm mes-
siob or,,o h., -
-" u arc" 1tnouR
Tue CheFenheS ana Arapahoes and no
little anxiety is felt. While it is quiet
enough near the reservation buildinps
dancing has hoo, ,o;,c ON on,,n, -
IN e. 'i '"o' 'ne
"'"S 'ot s''''" uaSs ahd tue craze Is
apparently spreading. The leaders are
Whirlwind and Old Crow of the Chey.
ennes. and Left Hand, the head chief of
the Arapahoes. At first the gathering
was small, but Indians have been stream
ing into camp, until now there are from
1000 to 200 present.
They declare that the messiah. who is
, 1891-12-31

SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. 3O.-A storm
on the sound yesterday was the most
severe Of the season. A number Of steam
crs were blown against the wharves and
damaged. Trains were badly delayed and
the telegraph wires are Frustrated. In
the mountains n large amount of timber
was blown down, many trees falling on
the wires and railroad tracks. No serious
casualties are reported but 1t is feared yes.
sells al0ng the coast have suffered.
, 1891-12-31
Union Pacific Fast Mail wrecked.

lie GRANDE, Ore, Dec. 3O.-The fast
mail on the Union Pacific was wrecked
near here last night Engineer Law,
Firemcn Miller and a tramp named
Zuminski were killed, and tramp named
Signer was fatally injured. 1t is sup.
posed that in rounding a curve the head
end engine caused the rails to spread,
precipitating the second engine and the
mail and baggage car into the river, a
distance OF fifty feet. The remainder of
the train kept the track. No passengers
were injured.
, 1891-12-31

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3O.-The director
of the mint has estimated and the secre-
tary of the treasury proclaimed the values
of all foreign coins to be followed in csti-
mating the values of foreign merchandise
exported into the United States after
Jan. !, 1899. The following coins have
been changed in value to the figure indi
Gated: Florin OF Austria Hungary, .34I;
boliviauo of Bolivia, .69l; peso of the
Central American states, .G9l; Shanghai
tael Of China, l.O2l Haikwan tael OF
China, l.l27; peso of Columbia. .69l
sucre OF Ecuador, .69l: Rupee
of India, 1913; yen Of Japan.
745; dollar of Mexico, rs: sol of Peru,
b9l, TUuOAe ot Ruesia. asa: rouhle al
Russia Gold, .772; manbug Of Trpoil
.623; bolivar of Venezuela, .l3S. Fol
the first time the director of the mint ha,
estimated the value OF the gold rouble OF
Russia, and our consuls in Russia have
been instructed to certify hereafter to the
depreciation OF paper money, which is
the pratical currency Of Russia, from the
gold standard instead of from the value of
the silver rouble as thev have heretofore
been doing.
, 1891-12-31

CITY OF MEXICO, Dec. 30. The search
of converts continues. The district judge
and police today visited four converts,
two Of which were found empty. Two
nuns were arrested, Two exc'austrated
priests were arrested yesterday but re
leased. The government is sending
troops to the frontier. The bandits 10
the states OF Mexico and Guerrero are
defying the authorities.
, 1891-12-31

BETHLEHEM, Pa Dec. 3O.-An off
cial OF the Bethlehem iron company said
this morning they had received no Motif
cation from the uayy department to
hasten tho manufacture OF armor plate.
for the coast defense vessel Monterey or
any other vessel and had DO evidence
from governmental sources that any hos
tllltics with Chile were close at hand
, 1891-12-31

GALVESTON. Dec. 3O.-The Western
Union operators al San Antonio struck
today rather than handle dispatches of
the San Antonio & Aranaas Pass rail-
way o%ficials. At a meeting Of the Gal
weston Western Union operators this
afternoon it was decided the San Antonio
operators struck without a sufficient cause
and the Galveston operators are working
tonight. The railway officials say plenty
of men will be on hand in a few days.
, 1891-12-31

WAsHlNGToH, Dec, 80. -Reciproclty
arrangements were signed today Nv Sec
retary Blaine with the ministers Of Guat
emala and Salvador for their respective
countries. The arrangements with Guat
emala require the approval of the congress
of that country, but it Is expected the ar,
engagements with Salvador will go into op
Grafton Feb. next.
, 1891-12-31

GALVESTON, Dec. 3O.-Notwithstand-
ing sensational reports the dispatches show
no new developments in the Cara revo.
luton. lntimations hat the revolution
ton is backed by prominent Mexicans in
the City of Mexico lack confirmation.
Rumors of descrtions from the regular
army are not substantiated.
, 1891-12-31

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3O.-A Republic spe-
cial from San Anglo, Tex, SAYS parties
from near the border report that the
Mexicans working on ranches are in
many instances leaving employment well
armed to ION Garza's band.
, 1891-12-31
Anarchist Grelr Wants Damages

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O-Thomas Grief to-
day finally carried out his threat of suing
Police Captain Mahoney aud Inspector
Lewis for $25, 900 damages based on the
recent raid on the so-called anarchical SO.
cietles holding a meeting in Greif's hall
, 1891-12-31

Passengers destined to the prominent
cities east of the Missouri river should
patronize the Chicago, Union Pacific X
Northwestern line. Magnificent Pullman
and Wagner sleeping cars, elegant Pull
man and Northwestern dining cars, free
reclining chair cars, handsome day
coaches and comfortable Pullman ~colonist
, 1891-12-31

HIGHLANDS DIGHT, Mass, Dec 30
An unusually heavy northwest gale pre-.
walls tonight, blowing forty-fve miles per
hour. Several large schOoners are
anchored in the bay IN dangerous posi-
tInns-
, 1891-12-31
Seyenry-rhrcc Deaths in II Dnv.

ROME, Dec. 3o.-In Milan the influenza
caused seventy-thrcc deaths in mt day
and in Lucca seventeen. Cardinal
Rampolla, the papal secretary of state, is
confined to his bed with the malady.
, 1891-12-31

DUBLIN, Dec. 3O.-Jamcs Murphy and
his sister Mary were found dead in their
house in Newrv today. They were misers
and died of starvation. Their bodies lay
upon heaps of straw. They lett money
and property to the amount of f40, 900.
, 1891-12-31

ne largest STOCK of tine l. snic. Ole
WHISTLES, choice hQueuTs an. ilDhfdne
cigars At GEORGE Masten's W, IN Iwr
house, corner Sixteenth snG t,rgusOn
, 1891-12-31

NEW York, Dec. 30 One hundred
and sixty. one deaths were reported during
the twenty. four hours ending at noon
TODAY, fourteen of which we're from grip.
, 1891-12-31

Fancy Calendars for the holiday season
Call and see samples at The Leader Office.
, 1891-12-31

Y'OH can find fhegreHfeSt
chOtce of fine Meats, POHf-
try. Fash, Game and Fege-
tables m the CIty at the
" NshtngfOn market.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

Ala. Turner moved that further conssdera
ton Of the roll te postpone tor one week
for the purpose Of hearing furthc- srpeais.
and nett Monday evening. July -. 1891. nj
the session Of the Common Council on
said evening. be designated ne the time,
and the Common Couucsl rooms. In the
city Of Grand Rapids. as the place for hearing
appeals therefrom: and the city clerk Be In
strucred to give notice Of said time and place
for hearing sppeais. by causing notice II said
time and place Of hearing Appeals. and Of the
names being returned TO bis efacc. 10 he pub
Ilshed In the Grand Rapids TsLEssAH-HsssLn.
daily pubic newspaper priated. published
and circulated In the said city ef GraF d ACIDS
for at least two successive days previous II
said July -. 1921.
Carried
Yeas-kld. Anderson. conrer. DreSse. Dun.
honey. Mills. oDonnell. saunders. Stein.
Stokes. Sproui. Tsteam. Turner. Nurssasx-is
Nsys-None.
Tse CLERK presented for further considers
ton. And for the purpose ~ hesriag further
app.ais. the assessment roll Tor the epeniHc
aud esteasion Of Paris avenue. from 4as feet
south ofthe south line OF Thomas street "a
Film avenue. IN ths eify Of Grsna Rapids.
On notion ~ ai4. Dreese fustnef esnsff.r.
sfinn ~ the roll sss postponed fer enc wees.
Ysas-Ais. Censer. Dresxe. Dsnten. Ersmer
frest. kinRey. Mahchey. Niiis. oDnnsea
saaaders. Stein. stokes. sescai. Iastam
TBFasr, warxburg-i7.
NAys-Sone.
fhe clerk presented For farther considers
fsna and for the purpose ~ nessln7 Appeals,
the assessment roll fer the oreains shd
siaensas al Charles street. rem seernaa
street % Ihomss street. Ia the eity Of tssaaa
Rapids
IL tbeFsapes appearing from TIE srasvit a
~ A. fease, principal eierk In Ia enaee al he
dFsna Rapids lakesAs Hss44R. q daily yasE5e
newspaper. pFinted. gahiishss AMI eiresssses.
IN ssia s,sy 81 Grand Rapids t6ss she e.ty
eseFk has siyea aus sesiss OF me slase 40 d
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

t1oftst
Yess-Aia Andersen, CsBgeF, pFseae. pan-
toa. Enmer, FfssG HsaseS. kiAses. A*
heaey, Nils. 0DoaReil. saunders. stern
stokes. sprsal. Tstesm. TaTaeE. y ass1ais -
Nass-S sae.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

place al hsSrtaS appeals frors the assessments
coataaesd Ia SAID roll. and - required
by lac. xHa the resolutions 81 tie
counos coEacsl Of gRly 6 lsa..
aud there being ne farther appeals on
rhs above roll on action Of Ala pfesxx lac
roA Mas rAI.ass ana confirmed By tie tsiss~
In vote
YsAs-Ala. Andersen coaSes. DFesse.
DgaloR. Emmsr. Frost. HsaseE. Kinney. Ma
honey. Mills. VpsnRsll. Saunders. ste,E.
Stokes. sproul. Tsieam. Turner. hur1ears-
NAys-NoaeL
Tie clerk pgesea ted for further conSiaeEsr
tien and Tor the purpose Of hearlnS further
apIsals. the assessment reli Ter the grading
and grsveliag Of Lssrsna street. In the city ei
Grand Rapids.
IL tasrenyoa appearing fren the aradaytt Of
VI. A. Paase. principal CLERK la the et'ce Of tic
GrAad Rapids fuKsKAs-Hkk4Ip. daily pubic
newspaper. prtnted. published ana circulated
Ia said city of 6rsnd Rapids. that the elts
c,ers has giyea due notice of the time and
place OF hssring aDpeas from the assssssaents
ceni aimed In szla roll. and as required b. law
aad the resolution of the Common Council o.
July 6. ISL. and there besag no further appeals
on the above roll. ON metioa Of AID. Saunders
the roll MAS rstined ana confirmed ~ the FOL
lowing vote:
Carried.
Yeas--Ald. Anderson. cenger. Dresce. Dan
tea. Emm. .. Frost. Kinney. Maheney. Mills
0'Denaeli. saunders. stein. Stokes. isteuD
Turner. Warzturs-lI.
Aays-None.
The clerk presented for further considers
ton and for the purpose OF hearing sppeas
/ the assessment roll for the epenini
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

ana extension Of Eradhurn street
from <ss feet sonth ~ Thomas street 20 Fifsh
avenue. from Wealthy avenue 10 Fifth avenue
In the city Of Grand Rapids.
Appeals being presented ~ n. r. IueA and
the trustees II the Theological School Of the
Holland Chrfssian Reformed Church 81 the
Iaitei States Of Am"riea. Az. prezre naevea
that The sane be referred 10 a special commit
tee ~ three. "a y. appoiut-f bv the rna~c-
and that further consideration 81 tas roll BE
Postponed until Monday evening, next guiy
%. Tor the p1rpose 81 hsssins further Appeals.
Carried
leas-Ald Anderson. CocreY. rr.rre
DuHten. Emmer. Frssf. Hsnssr Kinney. Ma
honey. hiss. o'Denseil. Saunders. stea.
stokes. srsoH. fsseara. Turner wurzsurx-fs.
Nsys-SoRe.
The mayer appointed AID. nregre. carren
ter snd Dgsten ~ spch committee
/. The clerk pressnsea for further esps der-f,cn
, ard fer the pnrpose ef hearing appeals the
ssse 'snent roll for the opening ana exfen.isr
Of South College svenne from va feet seuth ~
Thomss street. to FIFTH avenue In the city 81
Grssd Rspfds
Appesss being presested ~ Henrv rrs,fss.
Alice J. Watson. Jehn smsf,er Herruss HsTr
meEsehlsG. Thss. Lasfsre. Rs~gf o~eraer q. 9
Nedler. sserrit Smiffer and r. O. i.u~s
Ala. Dresge meved that fss ssru. ~ -
feffed ie a spesfsi eorn niif~e. - Ne sppesss-d
~ Toe mayer. ard that fsrfher eenss1>y,
tisB 81 the reii ~ pcssroees csc ~ees
for TIRE purpose 81 hearing further appeals
Carried
YsN-Aif- Asaerssn. cenr>r. pr~rrs
Daasoa. kmner. frest. Hsussr. Kinney Ms-
honey. Mia onoarell. ssnea~-s ssesn.
stqksSspresl fsts&m. farnes. v.rssurr--l "a
Nsys-Neae.
Il
The mayer sseaiste1 Aid. nrexxe. csrpss
ter snd Banton as saeh committee
Iss assessment rel fes tse eoestrn-sssa
81 sever "a fsaAfstR street. n he esas ~
eraaa Rsssaa hsressfafe retarp>s hy tse
esgn sssisaefs saa fsez 81 the e7e. - ne
eisrk Of sale ests sss lSesenGee ~ tie essxk
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.


Resolved. ~ the Common Coun~lI If ~.
city II Grsbs Rapids THAT the grad ,nk AND
rraveliBT 81 last Faiton street patlsr street
IN the city ~ Grams Espid. from tse
east line 81 Fast street. pus8ie street Ia
ssia eity. - tire east boundary iiae 81 cad ett.
n ssih eisy. including the esnstrnenaa a
paved ggtiers y said assrrls-a portion a.
ssid East Fuitga street; and asa toeluas .r
the censfgurtssa 81 the necessary hrss ss<. ..nl-
Fsfts Euff@ft. cresssaiks, nan tsoipx eat..;.-
tsssns. approaches sn9 eesspoois in sa4e a.
sefibed gcrIisn Of ssla Esss Faifsn street q /.
necessary pablle Improvement
Adopted.
ress-Ais Anderson. Congss. rrerre. pun.
tor. Efafpef. ffast. Bsusef. kinrev Naho,~x
Mills. Q Deuaeli. saasae-s- st-ln. stosas
spre1L Tstessa. Tsraer. wurzbsrz-R
Tsss-Noae.
rs Atd u x7oy
Resolved That the rsz-e ~ pni,gf- Wa.
II ata fer Re eifs - srzue Rspias ~ s.a
II - here'ss requested - fsYHseh a. tn
CoDmen tourefi ~ sssa city IS nr.prfr lsnass
estimate ~ Tbs ooss ~ esnsFfucfinx a psbile
sewer Ia CAsrfy street. = petite street IA
TIE city 81 Grand Eaghas osrru~nesns a a
csrr~ll street puesir street IN cid efrs sra
fansing thesc> ~est u seafh East street. a
rueisc szrees IN sac cifs - esnnees with a..
public seer n ssfs Cherry sfre~t. IN.
elaaln9 fAe ceass. ssion ~ fhs s.eess
ess&rv Branches. mae tcses smfefNss~ o..
as.sses..s<4 a. <s~sk -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.

The clerk presented for further eons.eers-
ton. and for the purpose Of hearing further
appeals. the assessment roll for the paving
with sheet asphalt Canal street. from Lyoa
street TO Bridge street. In the city OF 6fAad
Rapids
Thereupon Aid. Turner. chairman OF the
special committee having the appeals from
the assessments to said roll in charge. pre-
sented the following report.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

3ar trestrn~fsf Bn~ssss... 80 -~<s~~ts< ~.~e<
lsssts ~ rrTvaux tlfn~1f~s, nnnsF 1rH
s,@ 49, s~ciias. sl>et. szffrccez<, MIt
yu,s~-s.s zs-< Cures ssff1 rnpzp
..',,. .sss''s-st. ssfes ese <sr>r f<eees<n<
s1urs>Hf ~ ktr.e ~ So f-z<
-. BEsI<sE ffRE rkBfft I<pz.
- rof&tcs uD1rr fbe iHzs - fh~
~ 1rempstss.. kessss
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15


To the Honorahle. the MAJOR ssd CeGmsn
CeGncicl Of ths CITY OF 5Fsra Rapids;
Geatisnles- fear special eemmiIiee A.
poisted 20 leeate district 10 BE assessed Ter
the construction of = sewer Ia tie public
alley aext east Of ssush Jefferson street. .
public street u the city OF Grand Rapids. from
West fulssn street public street IN said ets.
q watson street. public street IN said eity,
would respectfully repert the following;
All lots, parts Of lots and pieces OF lAnd In
elnded within The south line Of said West Full
ton street aad the north line Of sad wstson
street aad extending back from sad alley. on
either side thereof. distance OF 100 feet; ex-
cepting frou sasd distr.es al public streets
ana alleys
Gao. w Mus.
Isaac NJ. TgsxKR
ADeLFa NURzBUas.
Committee
Adopted.
Yeas-Ald. Anderson. Ceager. preggs. Daa-
ton. Emm-r. Frost. Hanser. Kinney. Ma
honey. Mills. 0Donneil sauaiers. Stein.
Stokes. sproul. Iateum. Turner. wursburs-is
Nays-Sone.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

To the Honorable. TIE Mayor sad toiAmsa
Coaaest OF the City Of 6rssa Rapids
oentlsaea-ie4r special eomisstiss ~
pciHted g. ieesfs district 70 be Assessed ies
the grading aad grayesias Of Madison avenue
public street IA the city Of Grand Rapids
from Hail street. public street. In s4ia eits. u
Burton zveaee. Daolie street IN saaa e-ty
~sgid respectfully report tbs feisosiaz;
All iots. parts VI iots ana pieoes oil lara Ia
elGded within the south line Of saia Hall stree
ana the north lins 81 said Burton avenue, snl
extending back from said Madison avenue OF
either side thereof. dlsIaaee OF 10 feet. ex
eeptlas fRoa said district al public strees'
ana Aile5a
Joss DgEs6E.
Csc. w. MILLS.
ERASK p. CAHPssTEs.
Commlttee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15


iins Saunders wubT~-b
Nays-N
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-15

To the Honorabl the Mayor
we have carefully examined
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-16
Constable Sale.

BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of
Justice Nat Hawkes. court of No.
one precinct, county of Coehise. Terri
tory Of Arizona. dateI the 9th day Of
December. 1890. in certain action
wherein Otto Geisen hcfsr as plaintiff
recovered judgmen, against Joseph
Russell for The sum Of one hundred
and ninety dollars $50 and costs
amounting to he-sum of twenty one
and 50 100 dollars S2l IS on the 27,h
day of December, 1890.
have levied upon the following de-
scTibed property 20 wit:
The Morning Star" The Stars and
Stripes aud the "Virgipia" Mining
claims being situate in the Wsrrsn min
ing district Cochise county, Territory
Of Arizona.
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day the Goth day of Jan. 1891. At IL
o'clock a, m. Of that day in trout Of che
Court Honse in the City Of Tombstone
county Of Cochise. Arizona, I will sell
all the right title aud interest Of the said
Jofsph Russell, 10 and to the
above described property at public sue
ton for cash in hand tn the highesi
and best bidder to satisfy said exc
cution and all costs.
Dated ct Tombstone the 3lst day o.
Decem Der 1890. Ben JAMES,
| Constable
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-16
APh,rsc,na,. opiaion

DIR. A. NJ SPAULDISG. Of Grand Rap
ids. Mich, says: II prescribe Hib-
bard's Rheumatic Syrup in my prsc-
tice and unhssiiaiirgly recommend it.
1t operates upon the liver. kidoeys aud
bowels, destroying the poison in the
blood and tissues. 1t 10 a grand tonic
aud appetizer. and for diseased stom.
sch or dyspepsia has nc equal" For
by J. 70 q
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-16
A w.man. Ds.eovery.

"Another wonderful discovery has been made
and that too BY lady IN Ibis county Disease
fastened its clutcncs upon her, and for seven
years she withstoad is severcsi tests but her
s.s1l organs we're undermined and death seemed
imminent. For three months she coughed in
~eSszntly and could not sleep She bought q
IS bottle Of Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption and was 50 much relieved on take
ing the hrst dose that she slept all night, aud
~ith one bottle has been miraculousiy cured.
Her name 10 Mrs. Luther LUZ Thus write
w. c. Hzmrick & Co.. of Shelby, y. C.--Gel
risl bsu At + YosEe's drug store
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In compliance with Title III emit.
led Assignments for benefit Of cred
itors" Revised Statutes OF Arizona,
notice is hereby given that VIM. kieks
lately d5ing business in the City OF
Tombstone Arizona on The nineteenth
day of December, A. ID. 1890 made an
assignment OF all his property both
real and personal to Charles Granville
Johnston for the benefit OF the cred
itors and the said creditors who con-
sent to such assignment, are hereby
notified TO make known their consent
in writing within four months Of the
date hereof, and to file distinct state
ment of the particular nature and the
amount of his or their claim against
the said VIM. Kieke, duly verified
within six months Of the date hereof,
with the said Charles Granville John
ston at his Office in the city OF Tomb
stone Arizona.
Dated this Goth day OF December,
1890.
CHARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON,
Assignee.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-01-16

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