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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-10-15
CITY NOTICES.

A sSESsM ENT ROLL OF LOCAL, IMPROVE
n ment district No. IL for Third street grade
Notce Is hereby given that the assessment roll
TOT loea improvement district No. L. tor the grad
ing OF lhrd street In the city of Seattle from Lake
street 10 the east line Of Wall street in said CITY
anu constructing OF sidewalks on both sides thereof
mas oeen MED by the board of public works with
the clty council of the city of Seattle; and further
notlce is hereby given that the said roll is omen for
pubic inspection al tine office of the city CLERK in
the city hail and will remain open for insueefion
unih Wednesday. October y, a d. 1891 Al 3
o'clock p. M. and all persons owning propertv 10
SAD local Improvement district and all OF Yer per-
sons Interested, are requested 10 apDear on ssid
Zlst oay OF October. A. D. 1891 at 7 40 o,clocE
p NJ al the council Chambers in the city nall no
Hahe onycctlonS thereto, II any they NAV have
Al persons interested further notified that the
CITY council VIII, at said last mentioned time con
s!uer any ana ali objections made and will al said
oLine oI at some adjourned meeting make such
corfectons IN such roll as il deems lust ana mat
aiteh ne consideration of any and al obiections
vi. approve said roll and viii assess the amounts
ouna 70 De Just against each lot and parcel of land
H"Haihs On SAID street II. w. MILLER
na.oo.s Clerk OF the city Of Seattle
Dare pate OF 1rst publication October Z. A. ID. isei
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
"a cry az rolls for the year 1891 are now In nv
s anu tnat all city taxes on both real estate
an Personai property, as assessed uDon said rolls
Will become due and payable az nv Office In the
c'ty naii on the first day of November A % 1891
"a axes as assessed upon said rolls not paid ON
oF DeIofe March hrst, a. ID. 1892, al 8 O'Clock %
~ VIII be declared delinquent and De nalty OF IS
per centum added.
WILLIS L AMES City Treasurer
Late OF nfst publication, October g. 1891.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLu.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU.
ID ton No. 81:
Whereas, The city council of the city Of sesftIs
mas Heretofore by house Of delegates Joint resolu
ton No. % declared Its intention to grade and
sidewalk Mary street from Third street in Pontns'
addli1on to Hillside avenue in Dennys East Park
addition, in the city OF Seattle; and
whereas. The city council of said city of seatsIe
did, on the 1st day of October A. ID. 1891. pas a
ordinance, No 1852 which said ordinance nxed
and established au assessment district as provided
70 section eight ~, OF article eight (VIII Of ne
Heenoloers charter, 10 pay for such improvemenfs
and,
Whereas An assessment roll has been fled By
the board of public works with the city council con
tanning the names of the owners when known u
all the properly in said assessment district and
owners and the sum of s15IOl2 for every fron1
foot is assessed against each separate lot and par
Gel OF land or the property in said district against
the owners and properly when known and against
the property when the owners are unknown and
street crossings assessed against the city ana
other things were provided IN said assessment rod
as required by section eight (S), of article eiant
(vIII) of the freeholders charter: therefore
BE il resolved by e board Of aldermen and
assembled, That the city clerk of the CITY of Seafs
Is hereby directed 10 publish in the official news
papers Of the city Of Seattle in ten consecutive
hled by the board of public works with said city
council. and that all owning lands in said
and file objections with the city clerk If any they
nave, on or before the 2lst day of October. A. D.
1891 against said assessment roll or the taxes or
assessment made therein. or the same will be APP
time.
And 1t is hereby further ordered and resolved
mat there be JOINT session of the city council on
said 2lst day of October a. d. 1891 70 heer OBJ
Jectlons, II any, against said assessment roll. and
no objections are made for the approval thereof
Passed board of aldermen this 5th day of Octo
Der, 1881. : MILLER
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen
Passed house of delegates this 9Th day Of Octoe
Der, 1891. r. w ZONES.
President House OF Delegates.
Approved by this 9Th day of October,
1881. GEORGE w. HALL Acting Mayor.
Filed by me this 9th day of October 1891.
H. W. MILLER, City Clerk
Published this 7th day of October. iS9i.
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NOTICE no coNrRAcroRs-rH1RpsrRrr,

NOTICE TO CONTRA CToRS-THIRD sTRrrr
~ grade. Sealed proposals viii be received \.
the undersi gne T. rotary of the roard OF mas.
works of the city of seattle, up to noon Of wedSs
day, October %, 1851. for the grading and sssr
struction OF sidewalks on both sides of Third sree
in the city Of Seattle from Lake street 10 the -
line OF Wall street, in said city In accordance via
the plans aud specifications now ON file m IN.
office. 'As
Zach bid is to be accompanied by ce-.,ass
check payable 10 the o. der Of the city copfro,Is,
tor a sum not less than five 80 per cent AZ IN.
amount bid, and no bid will be consldsred nnis-s
accompanied by such check
The board of public works reserves the rirht a
reject any and ali bids.
Proposals to be Endorsed on the enveiope srhtrx
Street Grade"
By order OF the board of public works
7. ". D. HJLBROOK Secretavv
First publication October 49, 1891
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NOTICE no coxTRAcroRs-AIros :

NOTICE To CoSTRACToRs-AITo e.
~ grade-Sealed proposals will be received 4.
the Undersigned, secretary OF the boarr az nrhfy
WORKS OF the city OF Seattle up to noon of F,ids~
ociober 30 le9l, for the grading and Construed.
OF sidewalks on both sides Of Al on street f,n~s
Jac kson street TO Main street. in the city Of est
tie, In accordance with the plans and specisca.s.
nos on file in this Office.
Each bid IS TO be accompanied by a certis.x
cheek, payable 10 the order OF the CITY comufrns
for sum not less than five f5) per cent an ~
amount BID, and no bid will De considered ur,s.s
accompanied by such cheek
The board OF public works reserves the rfsht :.
reject any and all bids
Proposals to be Endorsed on the envelope aAno.
Street Grade
BY order of the board Of public works
r. W. ID. HOLBROOK serret.y~
First publication October "a, 1891
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First publication october II. 1871 Z ''s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NOTICE TO CoNTRACTORs-MA
~ grade-Sealed proposals VIII be receIvef1
the undersigned secretary of the beard Of puhls
works OF the city of Seattle. up TO OF Mondxy
October 20, 1891, for the grading and constructna
OF sidewalks on both sides of Mary street, In 10
city of Seattle, from Third street IN PonGius 80
ond addition 10 Hillside avenue in Dennys Eas1
Park addition in said city, in accordance with IL
plans and specifications now on file In this Office.
Each bid Is 10 be accompanied BY certified
check payable to the order Of the city c0mptrollef
Tor sum not less than five (5) per cent Of the
amount bid, and no bid will be considered unlesn
accompanied by such check
The board of public works reserves the right "a
reject any and all bids.
Proposals 10 be Endorsed on the outside Of the
envelope, MARY street Grade"
By order of the board of public work.
f. W. ID. HOLBRoOK, Secretary.
First publication, October IL, 1891.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS : wARsrx

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - wARRrv
~ street grade-Sealed proposals Will be recsivsS
by the undersigned secretary OF the board N ma
lie works OF the city OF seattle. up 10 noon ar I'D
day, October %, 1891, for the grading ana eoa.
siruction Of sidewalks on both sides Of Warn.
street, from Prospect avenue To Beniamn stress
in the city Of Seattle in accordance with the uia.1
and specifications now OF file In this Office
Each bid is to be accompanied ny certi6e6
check. payable TO the order OF the city comprroler
for sum not less than five 80 per cent AZ AZ
amount bid, and no bid will be CONSIDERED uoia<s
accompanied by such check.
The board of public works reserves tie INT %
reject any and all bids.
Proposals 10 be endorsed on the envsIope sEsr
rem street Grade"
By order Of the board of public worn
+. w. ID. HOLBROOK. Sacrt<srv
First publication October IL. 1891.
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CITY NOTICES
A ssEssMExT ROLL OF LOCAL IxpsoS,

A sSEssMENT ROLL OF LOCAL, Inppo--
n ment district No IL. for Mary stress syvtk-
Notice Is hereby given that the assessresa sae
for local Improvement district No IL for ss az ~
Ing Of Mary street, in the city Of sesttfs ~
Third street, in Pontins' second addlton - M IA
side avenue In Denny's East PARK addIfIor =, III
city, and constructing Of sidewalks ON ho1h sAd
thereof, has been filed by the board Of ns stss
works vi n the city council Of the city Of sesssi
and further notice Is hereby given that ssS ~ q
open Tor public inspection at the Office on tha -.
clerk, in the CITY hall. and Will remain open ~
spection until Wednesday. October 2I 4 +, Ysd7>
a. O'Clock p. m. and all persons owning nrons.1
in SAID local improvement district and All rsty
persons interested. are requested TO appear on -
Ziss day of October, \. ID. 1891. at 7:3D &c.,
p m, al the council chambers. in the CITY bsIS i
MAKE objections thereto, Il any they NAV 49,
All persons interested further notified thst ~
city council viii, at said last mentioned time -
slider any and ali objections made and will A 80
time or at some adjourned meeting. make srsS
corrections In such roll - IL deems Just: ana 49,
AFTER the consideration OF any and all obIecfsas-
Will approve such roll and viii assess the ansas.s
found TO be inst against each lot and parcel N a.
fronting on said street. III. W. MILLER =
Clerk Of the City OF Seafsie
Date Of first publication October 7. 4. D. issI
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PERS OVAL.

PERSONAL.
/ r BOYD. LATE OF SNoHOMIsH. WASH,
q. VIII greatly benefit himself by mailing his
address to p. o. Box l06 Seattle, Wash.
YOU CAN GET AN ABLE AND RELIA BILE
L opinion from frst-class lawyers of standing in
all legal difficulties, probate, land divorce dam
ages, collections, etc, by applying TO Legal Aid AS
ISOLATION, room 20 Union block, Seattle.
DR. LAMoREUx, OF NEW YORK, CHIRoP-
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etc patrons visited at residences; open Sundays.
Scheuerman block, Front and Cherry streets.
ECONOMICAL MEN-SAvE SIS ON YOUR
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fashion plate and measurement blanks free: post
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teel taiors, 1874 Madison street, Chicago. When
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COMMISSION AND STORAGE.

ME HAVE SUPERIOR FACILITIES IN
w our extensive warehouses for storing mousse
hold goods and fnrnirure also grain ana other pro-
duce H. II. Hammond & Co. S2l 1873 W est 5 reet
corner Marion
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T4IL0RiN

uAvE YOUR TROUSERS MADE BY coon.
II trousers maker We make nothing else. The
Gottstein building. corner Front an Columbia
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Tor sALE-ALL COOP BARGAINS.

S2e00-Lot in block 81 Denny's Park add.
slOOO-Lot in block l3 Union add
$l,5OO-Lot on Jones street arkeek,a add
street -' Aie"4 -A @ulSon
S5,75O-Three lots in Highland add. on Mitcheu
street. N' VIZ -Ai'N"ch
Sz00o-Two lots In Wittenmeyers add
SZ5OO-FIye acres in neA sec % West Seattle
$4o'ooo-Forty acres in nel4 sec Is, West Sc
@'Ae z. III. TOWNSEND.
Ak (tccf,
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FOR FIX CHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE.
LNOR EXCHANGE-l60 ACRES NEAR CLIP
ton and some improved Tacoma property for
STOCK OF merchandise Address Confidential care
Post intelligencer.
WILL EXCHANGE FINE LOT IN PORT
w lsnds best suburb for small sreage tract Of
partly cleared good ralt land cattle Address
Exchange 2 705 Front
L'oR ENCHA NGE-SToCK IN AMERICAN
BistFict Telegraph Company al Ealrhaven for
real estate in Seattle or Eairhaven. Address z,
Post intelligence
L'oR ENCHANGE-40 ACRES UNINCrTN
II hered tine level farm land near railroad for
Seattle residence property. Address Zera POST
lutslligencer. 49,
FOR ENCHANGE-sO ACRES OF GOOD
land Tor city property; also a house of : rooms
Tor lots between Second street and Lake Washing
ton H. :. Turner, 22l Butler block.
LNoR ENCHANGE-ACREAG OR TOWN
lois Tor stock of merchandise Address Gold
schmidt & Co. Box 502 Portland or.
I'oR ENCHANGE-HAV YOU ANYTHING;
IN household goods tha, don't SUIT yoas We
VIII exchange. Frederick & Nelson l. l3 second
street
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BOOK BINDERY.

r ANTHoNY'S BINDERY. BLANK BOOK
commercial, rooms and Terry block seattIe
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. FOR sALE-LODGIN ING USES.

IL excellent locatiou: long lease; cheap rent;
house full: great chance. Address S. A.. Post.
Intelligencer.
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MATTRESSES md WOVEN WTR Es.
(.EoRGE ; LANDER, MANUFACTURES
" OF woven wire spring beds, mattresses and
upnolstery; northeast corner Cedar and Water
streets. Telephone $40
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Tor RENT-LuDGTN G-HoUSES OF All
l. descriptions. furniture for sale W sfau
room s. Sill second street
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MARBLE AND GRANITE TORES
NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WORKS. COZ
~ ner sixth and Pike streets. Seattle; ali Kinds
on application.
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FISH MERCHANTS.

:.
4 tAAPBELL sam, CORNER SENECA
street ana Railroad avenue, Seattle, wholesale
ceaIers in salt and fresh wafer fish oysters pouI-
uy ana game; car load and box lots a speciality
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soRx.

cxMPBELL~cALDWELL Wed Is 80.
- =, trt3s5s n.relfx 1eU4 Ninth street. seat
tie By Rev A. b Bsnas AlexaadsT colin r cag r
80 Al home II Tacoma after October "a.
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L'OR RENT - CORNER ROOM, wES7
street and Marion Apply 70 II. R. Hammons
d Co.
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Tor SALE-BoOK AND STATIONERY BUS
IL mess; hest location a the city; $1,000 cash
required. TO Front street.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02
Rope. M.de of women. u.,,-

Speaking before . meeting Of the
Methodist ministers, Bishop Fowler
told of a new heather temple in the
northern part Of Japan. 1t is Of enor-
nous size, and the timbers were hauled
to and placed in their present position
by ropes made from the hair of the
women Of the province. An edict went
forth calling for the long hair of the
women, and enough was obtained to
make two monster ropes-one IL inches
In circumference and 1,4oO feet long.
and the other 10 to II inches around and
1000 feet long.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02
A SPECIAL AGENT
Turns Up i'm New Mexico with
Common Sense.

The inhabitants OF our sister Terri
tory are celebrating their release from
bondage. The Buzzard employees OF
the Interior department have been sen,
home and the goose hangs high. The
name of the new man il Leach, ard
here is what the Silver City Enter
prise SAYS OF him:
"Mr. Leach comes here without an
instructed bias against orr people.
He does not assume that each and
every individual in this country is an
ESCAPED criminal. who came here with
The sale intent and purpose of treying
upon the government by fraudulently
acquiring title to public lands or by
despoiling the land of its timber in
direct violation OF law. He has met
our citizens as one gentleman should
meet another, giving them credit for
other han e,i, motives in settling and
ci,ilizing these far western wilds. H..
does not PREJUDICE ard proceed upon
the h, poihesis that every settler has
acquired his title by perjury and per-
ver-i"n OF the law Nor does he as
sert that every stick OF scrub growth
cut by tie rancher for the fire in his
hearth, the miner tor his hoist or the
reduction works for their smelter is a
violation OF the laws for the protection
of the timber growth oil the country.
To prove that his services are valu-
able, he does not find it necessary to
employ the scum Of our populate n to
distort facts, that honest men may be
driven from properties, the titles to
which were honestly and legally Oh
tanned, nor promise to the same scum
his influence and aid in placing them
in possession of that property in re-
Enumeration for their perverted evil
uence
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02
FACTS BY FIGURES.

THERE are 2,0OO, 900 head OF sheep and
goats in New Mexico.
THoUGH the population Of the United
States is in excess of that of Great
Britain, the British railways last year
carried 755, 0O6, 600 passengers, as against
i95, 000. 900 in America.
FORESTS occupy SO per cent. OF the
total area Of Sweden, SO per CEN. Of
Russia, 50 Of Austria, 2s of Hungary, %
Of Germany, "a Of Norway, 10 of Bel
GUM, II of France, is of Switzerland. IL
OF Spain, IL of Italy, of Great Britain
and ireland and 10 of the United States,
ACCORDING to statistics recently pull
lished there is more salt consumed in
England than in any other country in
Europe. In France the consumption is
Is kilogrammes head; in Italy, 10; in
Russia, 9; in Austria, s; in Prussia, Z;
in Spain. @; in Switzerland, 4; in En-
gland, 20 kilogrammes.
LAST years foods sent about 400. OOO,-
900 feet of lumber down the Susquehan-
ma, and lumberman's exchange was
organized at Columbia to reap some
benefit from logs caught. To-day they
have 10000, 900 feet of lumber in stock
in the yards of their saw-mill, and to
date the exchange has divided $500, 900
among its members. II is estimated the
profits will reach $500, 900.
THE present economical condition Of
France is considered unusually favor
able by her statesmen. The harvest
this year was about 120, 200. 900 hecto-
hters 100 quartsl of grain, the largest
OF the last decade. The export of man
ufactures has increased as well as the
import Of raw materials. Almost $780,
100000 lie in the savings banks. The
railway profits have also increased.
EXTENSIVE tests have recently been
undertaken in Russia as to color-blind-
ness among the various railway servants.
The result was that of I2,542 points
men, IS were color-blind; Of 1920 sta
uon-masters, II were color-blind; Of
1921 machinists, 81 were color-blind;
and of 1890 watchmen on the railways,
l40 were color-blind. The various color
blind officials have now been either
transferred to occupations where this
defect is Of no Importance, or dismissed.
THE emigration from China in the ten
years lsso-s9 was 1,5S7,S67 persons, OF
whom. 1,097,6s6 have returned home;
l,l67, 900 emigrants went to the Straits
Settlements on the islands, such as
sumatra, Borneo, Java; 1O7, 900 of the
returning Chinese came from North
America and $4,000 from the Straits
Settlements According to the passen-
ger record at Hong Kong, Annoy and
Swatau the increase Of Chinese emil
grant population for the decade was in
North America s,425; in the Straits
Settlements, $4,000: in Siam, 81, sS4; in
Australia, 1000.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02

w. H. Stilwell was in Washington
when Mark Smith broke his leg, and
Gays tina; he will be on cru,ches for a
month. Mr.. Stilwell says that the APP
pnintment of Ed. Wells was extremely
gratifying to him, and ridicules the
idea that he was after the fourth
iudgeship. The sentiment of the east
is, he sage, strongly in favor of free
coinage, with the exception of among
the moneysd classes, or so-called gold
bugs. While the sentiment of the lat
ter is heard at public meetings and
through the press, the masses patient.
ly await the opportunity 10 gain a
quiet victory at the polls in '92.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02

Sheriff Kelton went over 10 his
ranch yesterday and while he stopped
TO water his horse in the middle vi the
river, the animal got his foot ONO the
kimbail jack which was loose, and
pulled the bride over his head. The
sheriff jumped out OF the buggy into
the water to grab the horses head but
was rewarded with kick in the thigh
while the frightened animal started for
the opposite bank, tipped the buggy
over and circled around the country
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02
snething Free.

Comments upon the removal OF the
Apache prisoners of Geronimo's band
from Florida to New Mexico are not
all as elegant as they are expressive.
In speaking of their removal, the King
ston Shaft says;
Geronimo was not returned with
them; he, We presume, will be return
ell as an honored passenger in a spe-
cisl Pullman sleeper. II Harrison
does not give US free coinage. he is
bound TO give us free hell by return
ing these red devils to the scenes o.
their blood-curdling deeds"
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02

Miss N.ili.- Wai-h has j~heu charge
of the Can Can staurani. aud ~ In
ture will ,"ndrlrr hat fa,"ri'' i"'I-''
in the same manner - has chafsct'r
.zed IL past nisuags mem. -he r"
spectfnlly asks a share a. the patron
age of the p i'.Iic and will on ieav"r 70
please iii g., rnus.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02
Har,i time prices for 'i'e
CHDIC EST FOOD
Al tlie Nai-on Durt

Mr. Ga len n-w spring millinery
l. nnu-ually stylish AMI pretty She
imports h-r gods all trimmed from a
large house IN the east and no two
b-ing alike v"u ciIl have The sat-fsc-
'i,ii - ~, wing. if you Inv Z" her,
lat "u are wesr;ng ia" yer, laest
-'yle AMI no psr>In can ge a hat or
bonnet like yours. Mr. Gtllrn also
hs- y fine line of 'anry g,pl- AMI new
dress trimmings. Call and see her
new stock before seniing away for
goods 81 IN
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02

until he was satisfied. The buggy wa
seemingly all right in the running
gear and the sheriff started for home
About three miles from town the
shafts broke loose and the horse drag.
ged him about half mile. Hassel-
gren's wagon came along few min
utes later and brought the unlucky
officer to town.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1891-03-02
4 Queer CASE.
WuLr.r RPaCcH.

\ peculiar ease and one which Nill
attract much atten'iun WHEN il comes
~ trial Is ihat Of two men who were
bound over at N"gales las, Wcdne--
day IN "A ciarge Of smuggling. They
purchased goods on the American side
aud went into Mexico TO sell them.
they were chased back into Arizona
by the Mexican guards. where thy
were captured by American customs
officers and their ontfits, consisting OF
calico~, was confscated They raised
~ defense that they had purchased
the goods in Nogales, aud proved this
fact by the merchant cf whom they
had bought the goods, but according
To the Legal construction of the Gus
toms laws they had struggled the
goods into Arizona from Sonora.