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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01
DELlNQUGNT TAX LIFT.
Valuation. Tax

brggy and other property,
 SuIphu' Srr'Ig V,ll y San
 Bern,r in r I.ch l2 su ok
 hor c 30 saddl Lor es, 23JO
 cattle, aO.0U0 acres land. $24 295 50 $G20 Il Swan, G W, Dos Cub zss,
 Improvements, horses,
 bulls, cattl wagon. ........ 4il 30 12 l5 Smith, All ert. W IA of m IA,
 lOls 1 ani e1-4 of nw14
 sec Is, 3 r2-, l60 acres. ~ 400 OO l2 l5 Smib, John, B.sbce, fame sut erIend, Jas A. Wet Haa. ~ " " chuca monnta ms, improve
 ments, furniture, saddle
 htTses. bus, 150 cattle,
 VI, rop, harness end rake .... 1.567 95 46 20 stanton, Sam, San Pedro rNer,
 pr vrme ts. hOrses, St 1y MrsJL, san Pedro r,ver, ne IA of SC 4stc2s. 13 19, 40 acres; nl-2M swl-4 aud e IA of W l-4 W IA
 sec B, B. 1s, lao ace ..... 40 OG l2 O5 ShuugDessy Wm, San Pc TO rvr 3mil,s abo e Fairbanks, 1 sal.iOn, 8 sto'k horses. 6 saddle hO.ses, l5O catte, 2 wa. On.. harhess and n ower.. ,se9 O3 I 9s Sien> e. Rciugir, san P oriver, below Pc F., Impr"v. mcnt~, eli of Il el 4sec aud wi l-2 of n W 1 sec 10, | l3, l9. l6O sancn,z Cypriro, San r.dro n"r, ne,.r Poofs, improve. on -s | m, nts, horses ........... 195 60 7s Scranton, Levi, San Pedro river, T mile nbove Bannngs, i'm | provenients. horses and hal .. sh, a,r. Jake, Sulphur Spr ng valley, posses,o light, | work houses. 12 iaul q, 10 "a | de horses, 150 cattle. 5 wsg- | Ons, hirness. 200 rttle in l trust for AcNei & MO0re... 3.8i0 15 ll3 2 Solti T Holes Cattl. tompany, Sulphur Spring Valley, 1 | work horse, 3j.tock borses,
 mule, l5 saddle horsea, 3,'CO
 cattle, 2 \, ts harness. ....... 25,304 GO 74s + Sisele, lh1s: sulphur sPliie | yai-y. SW A Sec 20, T ,4, k24, l60 ere |. SEE l 4 Sec 6, T l5 k A, lG0 ac ces. 5 w x of
 NE h and BE Ho NV Y aud | lot 2aLd3, Sc B, T l5, k 24,
 SEl- of NV l.4 and of
 SW of 5 SE14sc 8l, l4,
 2l. 18) acres, furi itnre, 1
 rtock h 'r.es. 6 saddle horses,
 5OJ lie, Wag ,n and buggy... 6,260 50 1s6 2 Smith Br 2, Chi icahua noun.
 rsius, 5 saddle horses, 90 cattle 9l3 66 s6 6 seveIns, c, Winchester noun.
 iains, Improvement, furni-
 ture, ? wo horses. 5 stock
 wagons al d lar ess ' :,'... s,ss7 30 77 [ Sa titO, r, Farbanks, furnitur;,
 mule, wagon and harness. l60 Oo 4s
 saltido. Torido, Fairba ks,
 horses, work mulrs, ? saddle
 horse-, wagon, piano in trust 655 65 IS Swe.ter. k D, nc 1 sc 30, tl8,
 2O, l6O acres ................. 400 % 12 Samonjal, Frapk; W IA of SC
 l4ui W IA rec 3l, t 2l, r 26,
 ana kt- arl 8, sec s, 2!,
 26 l5b.46 aIles .............. 4(0 % IF
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

Cohn, R, Tombstone, lot 1, block 6, and improveme1is.......... c ark, = s, Tombstoa lot 4, block B, Improvements, watch and fnrnit r. r................. Ceasar, NJ, $. sophia Tom bstoue, lot l3, bl' cjS IS; lot 5, hl, Ok 2, Improvements, merchandise, saloon fixtures, piano at safe Caldwell, A J, tombstone, E in- t, rest in l,t and west 8 fces of 10. 5, blOck 5, lot l3. block 8, ana imp 'ovemcnts. ........ Curby Joe, 10 obs one, Int g. block 4l; lot 5. block 25; lot 10, book 26. improv m nts, furniture, mercha, disc, two work horses, wagon and hlrness ......:. :... ....... Constable, Wm, Tombstone, t 6, b ok 25, a'd imp ov mems Chino, Domnics, Tumbs one, lot ls, blO;k 57. and marovs- menf .........,.......-
 Cole, RoDeTt T mhs one, 10 9, block ', and imp Ovement .. CurtO, Mik", Tom r t me, lots 1 and ?, block II, aud improve
 n'e iNs ....'. ........ Coroe't Wm, ' mb-t, n, To 5, block 2 aud inmov mepts.. Tong Slng Tonh tone, $ A, lot ? block ', burr ant ca- :. An Slug, O "hstore Survey Add tion. lot 2 block 7....... Cleary. David, B sbee, ,rame cim. nHu. c.---.------.-----',','';;.... block IS; ot 2S. block 10: 6. t. Assc. 8 { l7. T. 20, l60 acres. i w'rt horses, 16 cattle aLd wagon ......... .......... e.. Cruz, Juan, San Pedro river, lmDrOv'mants on ranch
 Curry. A c, and Br 6, San Ped- TO, near Charl stou, inprOve- menis, 4 stock h nst-, 5 saddle horses, l5o ca tls, wagon aud olggV .... .................. Chri -'iar-er, II M, san Pc Ira, Ieae "airbinks, impr yemsuts 10 work hu 's, 5 stock bCrs 8, cate, I h'gs..........--- Christiansen, J N, Sr D,v ds, house pi d2l L., ? horses. 1 saddle h r-e. Clifford, w II, St D .vlds, house, lot an horses Clitf i'd, II. St. D ivids. pa t of ne swK sel4,s n of SC A SEC Is, sl 66 acr,s,
 w mk horse, wagon ..... Clifton, ! D, Wilcox, ae-t T of lot $, block 30 .....,........... Cabral, John, West Hu rhlcas, Cotton Tree ranch, imp ove- -ments, 3 saddle hore.s, 70 stock cat lc, wagon and har- ness coco.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01
Tack, Mary, Tombttone, furni

Tack, Mary, Tombttore, furni- Thomas, 5, Tom bstone, Iots $, g ant 10. block B; lots g a.d 10, bo k 22. 2..................... TrezOi Il, kicharn. Tom stone, lots q ani2:,il ok 50; la ks. burg, house aud 'aloon fix lures. ....,,........... Thy, Mrs Mary, Ton b. tone, lCt [, block g.
 Tweed, Il K, Tombstone, l,Is 8, 6, land 10 feet of 10 block 57. Ia, bell, c B, Tombstone, lots s or l3, block 47, furniture. ...,, Tu q u, Armaud, Tombstone, W l-2 rot 20, bl ok 1e; l6 feet of 10. II. bi,Ck 19: lot 1, b ock r; SA, ca t.75 feet lot (. bloc < g. furniture, ,staurant......... Thomas, D, Tombstone, $ A, lots ? an 3, block 3, furniture. Trask, F E. wh ts;, ne mtul.
 tains, iInprOv meIts. g cait e in trust fir Goidbanm, ? horses, 50 cattle, l saddle. Thedc, J Il, Wi'cox, 50 fee cen- ter of lets 1 ana ?, book 30. .. Tombstone Land and , at le G., Sui, hlr SD iag valley, Abb, tt place, Whitney & Burton place, Stlnfo, d place W I4 hcc g, t2l, l6. l6J acres; t5 saddl- hursts, S7j cattle. wag- OD, h rness a d tools ....... Turner, A, L,wr Sulphur Spring Va ley, Improvements, mules, 5 saddle horses SJ Thorp. J J, w 1-4 sec 2l, [ l9. r 3s, l60 acres.. Terry, Jas n. sw 1 1 sec l3 [ ao, r3U, Ito acres. s................, Tezlof, August, Bowie Station, f'rme house. Tiibv.eL Godfrey, Tombstone.
 los Is, l9, 20. 21 and 22, bisck N; lot 6. b eek 10, furniture ..
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01
DELlNQUENT TAX LIST.
 LIST
 OF DELINQUENT TAXES COchiSe County, Arizona Ier'y
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
FOR THE YEAR 1890.

The following is correct list of persop owing Territorial and County taxes for the year ls9J now dshnquent in end for Cochise county and a description of the propery iu said county upon which taxes are due, together with the assessed valuation and the am ,unt of such delinquent tax costs and pc. centage for the year lSS0:
 Val Tov
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

San Ped O Mining Cnmp'ny,
 Tombstone, b. irision f
 tar Surv Mitln | m, No.
 l03 A, lots l. ?, 3, d 5, 6 aud Sshmeiiirg. II, Tnmn torc lot
 g block 34; lot ], n'ock 1, fur
 nitnre au, me:c,a di ,5W % 49 8 smith, NJ \, age Dean hica
 mond mine, Dcau R chmoLd sm tn. Frank, ,I"e H"f ragear,
 Tombstone, I ts', bocs 5i.... 75oo 2 50 Stump, NJ S M E |, Tombstone,
 lots l3 aud 14, h.u 1'; Ira
 ch ca rn"uNta ,Ls, cann' Ii ba q ar mill. ;,...,,.... .... 700 co 2a iG sPenser E, Tnmb tone, lot IS, ssman- & .on, T m ,4 one, '' " '' Lala Hook mirc, No. 157, 15.S0 acres; lot 24, block Is, fusni
 ture and merchand sc......... 1,430 % 47 50 Sterling silver Mining Om- pany, To phstone, Ponr
 mine, Mo- 66, 2l acres, rilice
 bu lding, part Of lot- IS, Sand ?. block A, Vizipa huisr,
 t;rou'd Hog hoi-', va.cart iois,
 Ei.ina min', Grou d II, mili, lot2i 'locA no sc.w..,n swuir, Ii ". romn .n", ,s E. II and li, hacx e, iL :: iurc SJd,", F, Tom st' :: ',t Il 'Gntn l.! 3, |. k H5, fl ..- t're q d .n' re ,.n .... . 33.0 % l0J 5S Sm th, Ot', lom'st'na. 70 }! tIoct :6 ...................., 8 250 Sp th. Jh' k, un .si !, J. }. G ..d th ii...... 27J % eli SA Dr gp ing un paLy T m, Imc. s D Q i;
 N" i"l le.'1 c -. lim 0) 3 B Storer N, rg.' r n, -'.,". We z, mlnr. N l2i ia 9 acr' ; ~ah r. d. Xiv r mi |. sit a d r ,ch n tlr Sli ]. de l. "cr, ~ n Il gran, rl ulr, f rtl'c fUa tuia Ahbisc ago hr nces. tt m ',,r iarnii,g IT. plem.m oi i.g N k, dwelling hou. e, boarding house, etc ...... ........ r,013 60 220 co Slaughter, J II, Tonbstunc lot l. block 5, furniture, 1 horsr,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01
Unknown owner, Tombstone,
 Mauntain Mail miLe, No. 64,

Unknown owner, Tombstone,
 Mauntain Maid mine, No. 64, 2O Lcr' 's.......,......,,........ z. 1O5 0O 49 Unknown owners, Tombstone,
 Carbona mine, No fl 2U.6J ', acr"s .'..'........:. .......... luo tO 49 Uni nOwn owners, T, mb-tonr,
 Etlah mi Ie, No. ~ 1J 1Sa acres 50 co 2 65 uuki own owners. Tombstone,
 Alta m nc, No. .O9, B acres. 50 % 80 Unknown OwneIs, Tombstone,
 alps nine, Nu. ll3. IS S7 acres 95OO SIS Unk own own rs, tombstone, May mine, No IA, l9 43 acres. 100 co 3 B Unknown owners, TumbstOne, Tombstone mine, Nc. i1i, l996 Unknown own,rs, Tombs one,
 II .rd Up min No 10, 7.1. UI ,own ownrrr, Ton bstone. Syd.ey mine, No. l39 l3oJ Unknown cwn-rs T ,mb tone,
 fc dent mIe, No. IA 1881 Unknown uw. CTS, Tombstone
 Minnie nine, No. 1i3 232 ac es ...................... b UO 53 Unknnwn 0w! !, TOmb-fo c.
 Bclcher mine, No. G. 19 5S AC ..'........'. ,;.----.----- lVo " 33 Unknown own"is, TummthLe, ne M eral mine, No 2t5,
 I.G4 acres s.......---.---........ 0Q 33 Unk own own,rs, Tombstone. uuavisia me, No. 9S, 70 53
  Unk..ow ow.crr, 1oi. bs one, Richmon" mine, No 94, 20G6 Unknow" oSne;s, TombstrI. Mctn la d mine, No. loo, It a3 :c s ..................-- e5 % S5 Unkuoah OXBcrs, Tom so C, la l nm, No. t5i, 1906 a;'' \. ........,......,.... 70 O lo Uut n rwn .wnc.r, rtmbston", N" Tor Git miW No. 93, lh 3S ac,es.... ................ S5 co 2 s UnkIoSu Ow; CTS, Winchester Drir'"', Ophir mine, No. 37. Unknown owners, IIarriord Dis trict, x l. mine No. 39, 20.2i Unknown .wIers, Hariinrd Dis. tr:ct, Cndine miue, No. B. lb.93 acfes .....-.-.......... 50 % SS Unknown Uw. CTS. hartford Dis tr,ci. Wi cIns iu mine, No 37. 10 oo crcs .....:.. 50 oo oo UnknOw, owners, Co., h.se lis. iIir,. Donna Ana mine, N. ID, G. G6 nor s................. lUo OO IS U own owuers. Cochisc D E. Ir'ct, copper King mine, No 'iS 20 ac es....--- ......... lOo OO lS U. kn' w. owners, c., hise Dis ttct. II h and Ma mine NJ. U, 20 Hb acrcs ......... ..... lO1 % Is UGkn wu "wre-s, sw.sshtlm D's:rc', l.rn silver ui.e, N .42, 70 e acres. 105 % S1S Unknown ,wlers, Swissh I'm Distrlcr, Cir at American mine E 41, 20 G6 acr,s..... 1O5 % 318 U, k own owi CTS, Tu qros Dis trc, ridden Treas Ire mine, N 4), 10 70 n re-.......... 55 % l68 Uukn: wu owrers Turqecis D t.Ict Mono mine, No g, l3 57 uc es.................. es 1000 2l3
 V. Vlr ce- t, Thos, Tombstone, lot :, ~ba ok "A 4................. %. 125 % IS Were liina, John, Fi.b.e, tol.r......... ..... HOOD 453 Vaiemueli, Fr. nciscc, San rec TO river, 1 mile above Snake rancH, Improvements, fnrni. thre. Z morse 35 stcck cattle, boz, ..,........ 5s5 0a ls 6
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

sls Se s6 e9 s,G7 30 T %
 l60 U1 4s3 s55 e5 ls 6s 4W w H O5 4C0 % 12 e5 250 % 8 30 67s co 9 43 40D co B 2S
 75 % 2 54 7SO % "A s9 22j co z 4S l,T5 co 5S 93 l.5 C0 4 iS l,753 W 51 95 200 % 6 0i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-11

MT. PLEASANT, Pa, April 10-Ths
Eighteenth Regiment will return to Pitts
burg tomorrow. The Tenth Regiment will
remain and guard the coke works. The
report of the Withdrawal of the troops has
frightened the men now working, and 1t is
believed thst by tomorrow evening half Of
the rumber now at work will have forsaken
their places. General Manager Brennan of
the Mcclure Company stated this even
log that q general attempt TO start
all Of the works in this vicinity will
be made On Monday. II the at emp: TO
start the works proves failure it is very
likely that wholesale evictions will take
place and all occupants Of the company
houses will be turned out Itis expected that
the present occupants of the houses will fer
resistsucs. but il is hoped that the presence
of the militia will prevent any outbreaks.
Sixty-seven strikers to the convention today
report that the disposition Of the men whom
they represented, wss to hold out until
Christmas il necessary 10 order to gain
their end. The convention was no: alto
sethst harmonious, some Of the delegates
denouncing the management of the st,ike,
declaYiog i. failure and frouaht to
endorse the scale OF committee. Finally
a resolution was passed stating that the men
through their representatives, were willing
to 20 into conference with operators and
smother that the men will ftard firm uftil
their representatives shall effect 8 sa,isise-
tory settlement. Capt. Lear and the depu.
ties who we're released on $1,000 bail each,
returned home this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-11
coHDnneBD DISPATCHES.
Ths piih ct she News taken from the
Current Events OF tbs Day.

Missouri had severe hail storm Friday.
Four union store cutters were found
guilty Of conspiracy to keep Jscob Me-
Clure from work at Montpelier, VT. FRI
day.
Alphouse J. Stsphane Of New York, con-
yicted Of murder in the second degree, 10
shooting ex-Judge Reynolds, gas Friday
sentenced to States prison for life.
Wm. Bates who murdered Policeman
Harper at Kenton, O., Msreh 20, was taken
from jsii by mob ct sbou: so men q. 2
o'clock Friday morning and hurg to tree.
The U. S. District attorney att B BAltimore
has sent the evidence in caees OF three Ms
vassA rioters sentenced to dessh, 20 the
President recommending cormutasion to
life imprisonment.
OMalley, the detective. arraigped Thurs
day n New Orleans on charges Of perjury
and bribery Of juyymen, pleaded not guilty
and vas released in $1,000 bail. McCrysisi
aud Coouey alleged 60 have been employed
by o Msiiey in dealings with jurors IN tie
Hepuessey cafe, were also arrsigned. Thsy
placed not guilty and we're seas 10 jsil 10
default Of bail.
Baumesrdener, Eberman Z Co., coal and
lumber dealers OF Lancaster, Pa, have
made m assignment. Their liabilities viii
be several hundred thousand dollars aud
their attorney 10 unable 10 furnish any es-
innate whatever Of their assets. Edvir
Eoerman Of the firm Assigned on Monday
with liabilities Of $500 ,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-11

Nav YoRK, April l0.--The relations be-
tween the steamship companies that bring
immigrants from Mediterranean ports and
the barge officials are likely to be some.
what strained for few weeks. Following
the escape Of the three Italian consump-
tives from the steamship Iniziativa the
repor. that 81 debsrred and de-
ceased immigrants who were returned to
the steamship Burgundia, had got away,
aroust d the ire Of Superintendent Weber.
He sent Inspector Andrew Pslme,i to the
Burauudia with orders to stay there until
she left her pier, and fiud out exactly bow
many Of the immigrants were aboard of her
at that time. Legal proceedings will be
instituted against the vessel when she
returns TO this port, and her owners may be
fined $500 for each Italian that she failed
to carry back.
1t is pretty plain that the steamship
companies do not like the new law,
and that they are going to resist its
enforcement. Colosel Weber received
today from the sgents Of the steamship
Inzis,iva, 3 notification that they would not
take back certain immigrants to Italy. The
repre- sentative Of the Inziadva intimated
that they would carry ths matter to the
courts to get q construction of the Law.
Some OF the influential Issiisn ci!izsns
think thei. countrymen are being discrim.
mated against because of their nationality.
The Italian societies have notified the
Barge Office that they would have the
towns and villages Of Italy placarded with
copies Of the new law.
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ne Nsw esa Postal Arssresmsat
Work. Admixahly.

NEW YcRx. April l0.-The Hsyei of thf
1osth German Lloyd steanahip Conpany
which arrived here yesterday, 10 the 6Isi
steanef to bring mail under the recent
sss-pos1al agreement made between thu
country and Germany. The vessel reached
Sandy Hack st 80 A. n. Al Qaasan-
tine ol1esfs Of the steamship Company.
vhoss conasac4 requires thsm 70 deliver ths
mail at ths post efics building, met the
steamer With . ting and bEoughf the bass 70
the Barge once, whence shsy were r.
moved BY tfueks 10 ths post once, reach
ing there as s 80 A. N. The mail wss con-
tanned in IS sacks. and ccnsisied Of 81 500
letters, shout 5000 Of which Are 10 be for
warded through this lard 70 foreign
Ii was all thoroughly made
up1-thss 10, sorted on board ship and ready
for distribution upon en:efin the posso&ce.
The offoiais here pronounced the make
up" excellent; il was, in their paflsnce.
'sclean." The advantage Of the nev sys-
TEN was quickly apparent. The letters for
city delivery we're in the hasds Of the car
rieRs fve minutes after The mail vas re.
ceived and we're distributed by them on
their trip beginning at s.45 A. n.
Letters for forwarding to other points
we're sent ont on the ten o'clock mail
srains. The net saving was about elk
hours work at the posts flee and gain in
delivery Of from six to twenty four hours,
according to the destination of the letters.
The United States Sea-Postal Clerk on
board the Hayel il +. B. Hoffman; his
German colleague Ia Mr.. Gollirz. The
after was sick on the first day cut,
ND some time was lcst. Thereafter
he two clerks worked about zine
lours day,ss total Of both abou. 150
hours. The next steamer to bring made
,p mail will be the Columbia, Of the Ham,
burg line, wich will arrive Saturday. The
authorities are delighted with the
irss results of the new method. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-11

Chicago D1agkees
csSoAso. April: 10.
1LOUn- unchanged.
MasAr-.tro.sss. h s1siss ssaieaa.
No red e6ss0fl.
Cons sfeadys -. ., S7e
OArs-gatef 80. e49a63
ByH-s5AS0.
BAMLxr-6eA77
Pokk--Cloes1 a ep.e0aooJ0.
LAKD-iowes ea1ss6 Is
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Nothing heard OF 1t at washins ton.

WAsHKGroS. April 1o.-No information
could be secured ia official circles here to-
night relative to the report from Rome
that Italy would close all direct diplomatic
intercourse with the United States unless q
reply were received tomorrow to the last
message Of Premier Rudini ON the New Or
leans Incident. The Rome dispatch was
shown to both the President and Secretary
Blaine tonight aud each Of them returned
word that he had nothing to say on the sub
jsct.
1t is known here that Secretary Blaine
has prepared an answer to the message Of
Premier Rudini; the fact Of the preparation
Of Secretary Blsine's reply is not only well
understood, but it is stated moreover
that the secrstsry's letter was
submitted to the President and
bis cabinet aud wa, found to be satis-
factory. In view of these circumstances,
it is asserted with considerable confidence
that the letter of Secretary Blaine has al
ready been sent to Marquis Rudini, though
whether il was communicated by mail Of
telegraph is not known.
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Asssspe Is wsscs ! man "a 1xpsss
xsaln.

PEovIpaxcn. B. l.. Apsil l0.-A aas-
tnRdly a11s0ps vas nads = wseek ~ Be-
I'm and New Yeek uldni9Ak nall and ex.
press train b cAaFgs ae Cead1eese CAaRlss
Core, ovsf ~ Old Ce,say aivisisa q
hrsdes No. s., sAeee dlslnnos vese "a
Ksbronville seaaios. iass Nsaaay nigh.
Hieepsrs wsfs pllsd upsa ~ t1aok q ShAt
point In such nanneR - veuN tASov Ne
lightning train fron u fails inAs trench
vhich leeds sosahwsssss0 lsea .. y. Z
B Knishts NIL. opposi>s ~ frSioAl dsDss.
Had il not been foe ths tinsly discovery
Of the obsexscsions BY niehA vaApAnaa
5. II Farrell at Hebseaviils s>atisn, ~
heavy train fllled with slssplne passsaesss
and others would have bssn thRsvn inep
rsn-Mile river. Two slsspsfs wsfe % ~
hack; one vas laid across he rails and he
other rested upon il, With ths end elsva>sd
Is inches. IL was drnlv bfaced against .
point Of the bridge rail. The supposed veek
u tramps- A similar a&tsmps vas ma0e b
wreck Conductor Yoekt train near
Pleasant View about four ysafs ego.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-11

Editor,of the Ksnne5ee Journal.
Nothing can be more absurd than the
alleged claim Of the woman whose maiden
name vas Hannah Stanton to be the widow
Of Charles r. Brown (Aftemss WsYd) and
the mother Of 10 chilren by him. ChsYles
+. Brown vas born in Waterford in 1884
His father. Capt Levi Brown, son Of Thsd-
deus and Mary (Pollsrd) Brown, was born
in 1876, and his mother, Caroline e
daughter Of Calvin ard Bsthsheba BATES
FafrsY, was born 10 1906. Charles r. wss
rot the oldes child. but provided ne had
been, according TO the report in this morn
ipg's dispatch, bis mother wouId have been
Yisd. l vas never especially acQusinted
compos:ior 10 the Norway Advertiser cfIice
early in the sos, knew him and knew
that in age be was BY several years my
jani1r. Was born in 1928. The story
chat Wsrd lefs home 81 years sgo,
and was never ssain heard from 10
untrue. He Was always in communities
ton vhh his mother, to whom he vas
loyal son, snd occasionally revisised the
old homestead in Waterford. His talent -
bomcris: came - natural to him - his
breath. Il vss his chimney corner pas
time, and bis funny sayings came ~ easy
~ the watef bubbles up from . boiling
spring. think be vss unconscious Of hi.
talent ia this direction until itWas impresss1
upon him BY his friends. He vssno fraut
| - this ri3ieulous report would make him
but opea hearted, kindly In HE feelings aut
houess. Any claim that the Illinois womas
or any other may ses up - The widow o.
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Association Games Played FIJI
day.

Al Sc. Lcutf--
Inninzs....... / 2 563 So
Cincinnsti .....,... ? 0 sal o XII
St. Louis. o o S o I o.
Hits-Cincinr att, -; St.. Loais, II. Errors =
Cincinnati. 4: et. Louis, S. DwJer and Kelly;
Neal aud BOYLE.
A. Philadelphia
The Atheleiic and Washington game today was
postponed acS count Of rain.
At Baltimore
The Baltimore and Bost,n game was postponed
on account Of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-11

The Phillips & Rsrgeley rsi,yosd has
Just received new 4i,on engine and .
train Of cars.
Sheriff Barrows arrested two Lewiston
men at Canton, Thu'sisy, for transport
i1g liquor. They hsd % gallons In team.
The levee aud ball, under the auspices
Of Edwin Libby Post, G. A. Il. held in
Faywell hall, Rockland, Thursday evening,
was we'll attended and was very pleasant
affair.
Some fellows placed distractions on the
srsck at Lake Anasagunticook Friday and
buried switchman's house. They were
followed, bat escaped. The morning train
narrowly escaped the distractions.
Three fremen on the the steamer New
Brunswick, named Trsynor, Foss AID
Woods. were arrested 1t Portland Friday
for tapping beer barrel belonging to TIE
cargo and drinking part Of the contents.
The Sagadahoc grand jury at Bath has
found the following Indictments two
against man named Morey, one for lar
ceny and the other for receiving ssolen
goods; ore against Mrs. Mercy for lsrce-
ny !; and one sgsinst Arthur B. Perkins for
assault and battery en- John II. Blssdell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-11
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FLoUR-geoeipts. 2g9s7 pkgs: exp1ffs, 1881
ehls; Gales, 1850. a.geas Quotation. i.ei.d.
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con-sseetps. sss7s sxpoyss. szO; sa,ss,
1000, hrmer, Stsamer. 70s73A; N0a. 7oa5zA
store and elevator. 73is7si aAost.
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