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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
High License.

ArIzoTa does not want any higher
 license law than the one in force now.
 There can be no sound argument
 vsnced in favor of such law. ezcept
 that it creates monopUlics in the sale
 oi ardent spirits. It does not decrease
 the amount consumed, but confines
 the sale to a favored few. Where A score Of people how make living by this traffic, and add 10 the revenue of the country. the number would be re- duced to one, but that one would dis pense just as much liquor as the twenty do now, while tine revenues would not nearly aggregate what they do at present. We have TO apologies to make for the business and no plea for i', hnt simply take the ground that ProhibitUrv measure should not be enacted, that prohibits the FOOT man from yelling it while permitting his richer neighbor to do SO, and not only that, but creates a monopoly for him. The argument used in favor of high license in the older States, where there are large cities with their low doggeries and dens Of vice and schools Of crime. Is not applicable in Arizona. We have no large cities, and in towns the size oi those in this Territory pub 
 lie sentiment will always prevent the growth Of such places as are only found in large cities. So that moral fly or temperance gains nothing by high license, while the Territory loses is revenuo.-L Prescott Journal Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
A EonaF Felt Waus

Major Llswellyn, live stock agent Of
 the Santa Fe road, passed through Santa Fe last week with a train of cattle from Deming. The Major told the New Mexico Stock Grower. "that the Santa Fe company have arranged Co ship cattle through from Deming to St. Louis in Palace stock cars, without stopping 10 feed or water on the route the cars being provided for such emergencies. The run from Demiug to St Louis is abouI I4OO miles, and the train that passed through will make passenger time and is the first of a series Of fast stock trains. The cattle are from the Columbia Cattle company, F. ". Smith, general man. sgeF. and they will have three train loads more. The trains will average eighteen cars. each car holding an av- craze Of twenty-fonI head of cattle. The Major reports everything in first class shape at Deming, the cattlenen feeling happy and stock in good shape and comparatively fat
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

The A. and P. company have peti- toned the Legislature to influence Congress to appropriate sum of money for the survey Of their lands UndeI the present condition they are unable io sell the land to settlers, and the entire tract along their line of road escapes tazation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

Sgs Ped o N'n-ng CoIsPsBy,
 TrmbstGHs. b. ivisiBH ri tks suTy NiUIn C 10, No.
 ios. A. Iots !. 2, 3, 1. 5. 6 and sehmeidirg II. Tama-t3p-. i.t Z3, block 34s lJt a. mock (, fGg-
 HitRrs anu me. Cna'sdgrs. ...... .51g % sg n1th. V A, are DaaB Eieh-
 naond r=i8e, Dean k ehmo1s sE1its. Frank Joe HcrGs sr,gea, '" c TsmhsI0ne, Ia zf beck 5i. 70 9 SyHnD, A 6 A E L. 'Tombstona,
 l9ts E SBd is, bsook q; HEa- s,g. gSs5.s FiIi; 2 ! :,, -; =: 7OO co % ., eioek 2 ..,.-..,.......-..... 5 o5 2 LslE Rock mIne, No. Is7, Is.s8
 acres. lot ss, block IS, fujni-
 tare and mercbsnd.se .-.-.... Iss8 co s7 Sterling ~ilyer Mining Con
 Panyr TomhstSne, Poor
 mine. No. e. q asTes, ofice
 bu leIng, part Of Iols IS Ieand
 2a. eaoek 4. ViEFrs hslsf
 iirosfd Hsg heI-'. vasast lots,
 kiziGa mine. Grog a iiug mill loi q, tlaek T, [ sO-se, wzsOR
 aaa harnn ...-.... ...-..... T.sas s0 sss svsiF, 0 v. TOsnB. . .ns. i ts ii.
 I4 znd if. sioek e. fs=u tEro
 and ihfary ...-. ......-...... ETgg a aos. 2, Taasnsg sre. Ist a.d rOata i-fOs 9, ii0rk g. fa~uE- ,a,s Sd E. ,. a'ssesan e - ssooo tos hisck zs ........-.. Ho e s5n ID, Jack, Fona5st .s.fr. . ts G a 4 SnG z. b.rek H.-..... Z-s co sss bi- % MHiEg cun paug Tomb tsHe. StH D co mis-. No iGl. ia.f9 ac'cs idg g9 2 stsrsr < v, agsEr T. n -tane We gs mins. N t lgA Ie 9 aerssi saa f, drs Rig,r nil. sife aue nEE oe De Saa g ns L. RoFfti rs Nss-s e. led granf .rsi nre. sif afaes faruilHTc, lclse Ea-aa har nsss. esc-s mower, farming im- piemsuts. boi@sing woFks dWeiiinE home, boarding ,sesse. sts ..,,...;...,....;s s,SS @ 2ao !, btSck g. faFaitare, hofss,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

Tsol, Mary, Tonb,,ors, nrui, lure eco. .-. .... .... TLoma=, :, TOmbsIone, Iols $ E
 and 70. b.Oek g; ISis g a-d lO Do k s2
 TrrzOIs, EiCBara. Tom stone. irt~ q m Q, iI ok 5G: { ls ks, barE. house and alDOu tix. tuFS-.
 TyH y. MT Mary, Tons roSr' iri
 :, DloSk 5l
 Tweed. II k, ToHbstGDr, ] pfs 5.
 G, 9 and In fret of 10 biu, k g. i ia. belr. C R, TOmbstOBe. ipt. { or l3, OIOCK 4E, iuTEltuTe ...- Tu q ,t, Armand, Tomhz;o,lr.
 w l-9 f0i 2U, bl cs r.: l6 frrt of
 10, H. bb'Ck Iy: lot ]. b Ock I:
 | < es .a f-r-r :. ale; < fsE-IJETr, T- stsaraBt.. ThDDs-, D, Tom Asspue, . A ists : sH 2, block 8, faTuIssirr Taask ' f. Hh ts5t ne mt up.
 iaiHs, iInprCy, meGt-. 78 Cali Q
 iL tTGsi IT Gudb4am, ,
 to-s=, 90 csItlA sgdf.lr The.-. ] H, Witc0x. 5U lee eeu-
 ter of lvys 1 sEG z, b.Cca 70 ~. Tumh-Iugc LaLd and at lr C..
 Sai h-T p i z valley. Abb. [!
 place, W tlReY * Burton
 place. t.ulOId place sw i4
 Fec 9, { 2l. l6. iGJ acrus: IS
 sstCl- AoF-,s, 1875 csI tI-, wag-
 O.. h rLes- d IoOIs.
 TEgus-r <, L VT suiphur
 Spring Va ley, imgr,v emeur.,
 mule, , sadGle kO-s,s sD CLIIl -...... .... .. ...
 Ih0-p J J =wl-i sec 2I.ilg 2 B., loo acgre.. ............... fvfpr. Jas .sWs4 sec IS t2l- a", leO acres ......... . TyzloE, AugDEI, BOSse StztpYH, i~Emc hJuEe-.-..-..-......... Tn3I.eF, tiOGfTey, Tom 1-rou,.
 loi- is, lS, 2O. 2l and s2, blssk
 N. IVs C beck 10, fu.uirGre..,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
DELlxqUExr TAX LAST.
Valuation, 7ax

kgggy and other pr1pert,
 sslpH0r sgEifg Val y. san
 BeTRaF In FeEch, i2 stuck
 hOf c 80 saddl hoF rs, 2Si8
 cattle. su.nO0 ac.ss land .... ssi 70 56 S,z5 : Swan, ", Doe C Q. zsz,
 Improvements. harsss,
 bgls, estti I wagon ....... gii s8 l9 1 < niJh, Albert. 6 V l-4 oi HeI,a
 lola sR1 sel-4 Of Rwi4
 sec ls. Z7, l6g acrts 800 uO ls
 sm.,h, Juhr, sbee, [ anne
 Sat srIaIa, Jss A. Wet lias. ' " eblca E 0aI U ns. imgrOyB-
 BaeHt-. rEituEe, sa0uIs h,fses. bg 70, l5O cafir, wrEcn, hArBgzs end rake 1887 a5 4S 2 ~tanfau, SSHh, San ?, ,ds0 rl,sF,
 10 pr 'vnelts. 2 hCrsts,
 ss Ms j l., SAn Pedro r,e.. Dc l4 of eel 4s ( 2L I8. Is, 40 sC0t; HL2u swI.t and Q e l-i Uf u I-t w l4 Fe' S3, 2 I3. 7 r., ls1 ,c e 600 % I2 ! shaHELys-y, Wa. Sas Pc To FNr 7, 8HsI'es ab5 .e Fs ssr1ankr, s'alil'E, st0ck bufrts. 6 saddle no srs, I5J cate, 2 va uRs, heTze-- and D ONgT, lg-g G5 54 SiyDze. btiCg'", Saa P q or.vs-r, 2 uf n eI Tree aud I-2 ci w fscC 10, ls. ls l6o acres. ... 450 70 Ig
 saUeHsz. CyyrFo San Pedro r'er, ne.r POO!'s, improve l n ats. h0Tses ...-.... - lpa co 6 1 SeFzHsOn, Levi, San P dro ri,eF, ] q mi.c bJgs RanRiBg'r, i'm. | pro'cmeuls, hoTses and baE- ucss 2lO 60
 sheassr. J ak. suIpbur Spr ng Nai!~ts ? sseSsO y izEf, , work Eosss-, i2 IlEl s, lU,a q e Eo5sSo. ljJ cattle. wEg- OEs, hlFDrs4. .D0 rSrla in ! trus- iOF EcNeil < MyoFr sSf9 IS llS ! soICi 2 HUIss CattIs Gmpahy sU4s1Rs Spring Valley, work boree. lstOck bofsFs, | 1 mole, IS saddle hOTses, 8, co CItt e, 2. e barness ........ 25s04 co TE5 Sc e. Thus- SnlpGnF SpriaE Eal-y. S6 14 svc s5 | is, l 4 .6J -CFs SEI I4 Sse 6, T D 24, iG9 scfes- S " k of i NE l and BE Q NV s ard l bot HLd3, Se c, T Is a. ! sE l-i or NV i-4 and l-2Of ! SN 14 aF < ssrc SI, ,Li4 l S4 i6J scres, furrisUre. ! srvck h r e 6 sa!die horses,
 B SsC,9sHofls, }. ~sg n and buggy. s,aso 50 1sS taius, saddle boTsss, 90 estIle gl3 Gs E6 l SCy rms, C, Winchester mcuu- lztas. i'm pEOTemvBt-, farIi- ! tuEc, wO.k hurses. s stock : k0rses. S55 cattle. $ hogs, 2 ] wagons ald bar. esq. sssT 90 T l Sa sT1O, F, ia-rozuks, furuitar,
 lnaIr, ~agon and harness -. Ioo to SHsit0. ToSido, Fair6a k-.8 LNssrr, work mulus, 2 saddle | hcFse'. Wago1, piano ID tEust 5S5 g. IS l Sweater. D, . l4s-c s0,tl6, ] r 20, IeO RCrss 40 Go l3 ! San oL al. FIaSk: Q w l-4 ofse 70 Q U l-4 EsC 3! 2i. % and iCts ard 8, src g. g,
 2S- ISoSs sere' ............... 4tO co I2
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

York. Jss. Tom D. toDs. Io,4
 aLd 10, 5.ock Js iEooa ,qs GOuDc, 4 !. Tom Dsl0ne, l mic
 eCst Of town so0 m A.. No;lce Is hereby gwen that I. James p. M AIlsteF, C2unly Treasurer and ex.ofiglo Tax Collector .n and for Cochlse County VII apply to The DIsInct tOUrt held in and for sad couatv al ine cOnr; house in the City oi Tombs; ynr. sad ccuLty al the regulIr May term th-reyf to De held commencing OD tbe llih of May i'si, Tor Judgment az tnsi the lands and real estate and personal pIOPeriy scrIo d In Ihe fog. gong list for said taxes co ts Ieualtv ard IT, teTe>t and Tor an Ogd-r 10 sci. the same for th. satisfaction theTeO', that said application uiI be made Tor sald judgment ordrr at To e. clock a. u al tHe cFeHiHg oi t.e sad lourt yn the said Huh day oi May. D. l-gl, or a> soon therelfter as counsel can be hsard and a tarther no..ge IS hereby givcn that on the Monday following the sad ILth day of May. Iaql cOrnmrlclng at 10 O clock a m 2n sid day. slI ue land and real estate and persona! property for rh- ,l. of "nlcH "a order shall C mad- ~II tc vUa,-G 10 pubic safe at JEe said Court House lu .a5d C'tY of Tombstone fer th au3, unt Of raN,s. h. IeTCst. penalty and costs due therco7
 "ltn my hand th!s zStr dIy or TlQua-,. tsqr IAS P NI.sI1I~TEP I2uHiy I-Ta urer and ey-cflpio Tax CCli,cror.
 "a and Tor COrhIs- urlv. ArI.O..a Terr.Il-y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
DEasxQuEsF TAx Lss<.
LIST
 OF DELINQUENT TAXES
COChiSe County, Arizona Ter'Y
FOR THE YEAR 1890.

Tas following tE q correct Inst of p4FsJUs owing Territori iAi aud County taxes tor the year isso AoW dShnQuODt in sbd for CCchise eOuDty, and description O, the rTUperiy lE ssit eou9ts sP-s- which taxes are cue, together S@ath ihe assesseo valaatiOr and tke Ht ut Of speb deEtnQ nent tax costs and PeTcsstsss for tLe year issJ:
 ValuafHaa TRx.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
pELINauENrrAN LIsr.

Yaluatioa. TsH, baU-k E0. 0.................. ...-. s l59 ca q Sa Hoilenstrin. ii, HascauUs lmguutaILE, N Hers GSHylu,
 ranch improve uShta Iurni.
 t4re, ma ses AU. ses A5 cal
 tle, Jacks aud ieuutcs, Nas-
 on- 5 harLes, mower aud
 fAhb r------..-.. .-.---.-.s .ss..-. Llbl sl oa 8 Baaa, j E, BaAeisBea mo ntEins
 lmP OycmgEts, fuFnilarr,
 borse- SJca'tr, wygJn, haE-
 nes- sBd kssigl ,. ........------. S3E g ls Ts Hand, P ,, uuzeEa aea mot nzfiLs,
 improve nseEiE, hCrses, cat
 tle .... ..-.. IsG74 E 4, HeIe-s E McC.G e, huschOea
 mJUB1ElIs, I4LCh and nm
 5o0 os is, , ssgoas. m, 7.sal 50 als @ II yur, P, RucSgr ealtyan, m
 prVNeEnontS, mui~s, . saG Iiv
 hOrsgs, S5 Catav .-..-....... sss B is IS Hilton .Eyesr Ft, San Simon Val
 lev. .smPr1ygmsBts, 6 sa de 6.Eess, i5s .aI Is.-...,.;..,,'.' I,2Oa et 10 o HestpU, C, SaH SIE-0 Valley. soils 2 e -. I.arO ss $ ss HbIoU- N, asOou S0,Un
 taias, impTv msuIs, : hoFses,
 55 astlG buCk board ...... .... T42 60 2l gJ HafaEcF, S $ "a k rec g,
 -: l5. | p. se serys. ....,.,.,-.,,, sos ss HuoS T, N, sHiphuT Spring
 NUifr y- i'm 20 tN cIts Ou IRreh
 furGI uoV, 5sSfiy, work
 h0gs 6, 8 eai1is- h5TssA g0a
 rt Ck CaItIg haTusss and sad
 de -. .-...-.. .'--....... 2.s4g4 6s IS
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

z Cakn9wn owners, Tombstone, '' Aau tan Mad mine, No. JS,
 JpEuOwu owners, Tomnstone, '' Ss''oaa H,tne- No. Il, 2O 5J Go UnADOwu cswnefs. r.mb.,o6s !" ~
 T. E.i E, nj ss. Ne.7s, llIsseI SC 60 ss '4 Ala la ne, No, l09, 9 serss, OoO s0 q. C-klJsH ON neis, Tombstone, D lV- nine, No. iIa. IS s7 acrCs ssOO is
 H-y mils, No ii4, lS a scrrs' 1oo co ss oi m6-Ions mine, Ne Il5 Ig g5 Q, UsESySS owreT., TouSs. enc, ''o OO "S 7 Htfd Up mIne No. ia1 7.T2
 u k .owI owners, Ton nbsto6e, '" ~
 sy1"sy nine, Ne. l8a, ElsO 7s r,'.S sS'ss; :.:;::... r. co aa
 +cs deut Rine, To. H ,5si 70 U..Aa0a q. ewa-rs. TomSstlne, f
 Minnie nine, No. liI, ga Q. UeksoTn svDs ., Ton. bio c. '' " % Bsleher mine, No. 2,G lsE O. Cgkrova orn.is, Tom6sIrs,- i'" '0 ,, B,ae MrTeTal mias. No Si5,
 Uakrovn owners. TGa.5stors SS
 $ uhHvs'ts mtnes Nc. a, % 53
 U9,so1v owner. ToG bs one. '"' " ."
 ktcun"nr BlsEs, Nc 9A sOJs5 ,s UEsno7Tu SWEets, Tombsfs6e, '' o
 AsSrriiad mlRr, No. Io0,
 Ae '3 -c -----.-.-- .--..-.- S co 2 5S Ia l CLk3JEE usHeTB. T0mUss oae
 ha. m.Ba, No i5l, fSO5 U,I ,asn sygrci.. fcia aSstoD: N.s Year Giit mfns No. g3 ,1 l9 SN acres .-......-..... ss O 28 JEkgOEu ouEsrss Winchester
 Btstrsetr OphiT mine, No. S5. ,s Unknown owners, Hsstfo-d Dis.
 t-ict, ! l. nine No 89, 20.2i l sz-- " Unknown swHers, flsrfaFd DiT-
 tracs, In51he mine, No. B. n Uaknywn oF, ers, hartford Dc
 Is 2 serss..-.:...'.-s..-.,s.,. , ~ =. s@ a@
 trel, Doaba Anna nine, No ! % Rs 68 ar s,s-.....-.------. 103 O sIs . E eva oEBers. Cuchize D E.
 trcii topper Eing mine, No | - sH lc e .s. ...... l05 co I- s i U. sas VI eVBers, Css hiss Die
 Etess Hish. .aBd sary lnins No I df, p 66 acres .-..- ..-. ..-.. lo5 co 9Ig s Utkn oaHers, EviRshslm
 Dts;r7et, Hrrn silEer utEe,
 NE-f4, % e acres.-..-. Id5 SIS . GhkH0sE UWEeF-s SN is-h La
 Distr5rf, 5r al American Q miHs ' q. % e aerJs...... lOs % SIS Uskrown owBers, TG aa0is Die q Ee lad-a Treassre mine, ss s3. 70 70 g res...... B0 IG Uakaawn owpers- THrqaois 3 D,slliss ASBo mias, No. 9,
 70 oi aces .-.-.-..--.4..s. 70 % i3 vIzes-t, rbos, Tosbstoae, Iotv. vsrS,iilno. jo6s, iisSss.
 vsismaeis, gf. neiseS. San i,lI. res.
 Wr rfT | rTrtaa aEfa
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

vIres.t, Thos, ronssloae, Iot .. DOCK of .s..s-. .---4s-.. .... Fero,ilino, John, Aisbss, bOIse .-........ ..
 NalemueiL. q. EFs nciseo. San re- TO river mic above Snake fsnchr tmprJgemeDzs, iurdi- tere z horse @ stosk caltle, 0SSsrs s-ss--ss ssss.a..s...s
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

= Cohn, B, TonbstoEe, lot j, hloek C. aud mpF0semenIs.......-.. 60 co e C.z-k, <, TombstORe, lot I,
 bieok g tmProgesasuts,wasch and furuit Ire s..a .... ..--..-.. H5o co Cesszr, Ms. sophia, Tom bstss.e, lot I8, block fs; I9s 5 blosk 2, imD=OsemeBts, mSrcbsBd5ss, saloon sEEAres, piano and safe ., 300 O i24 Csdgeli, A I Ionbst0as, q tn- ffFest iB lgg { and wet $ feet of l0; 2, block 5, lot Is. block g, cod Improvements. ...-..... so co zf : Curby Joe, resAhs sas, l0t g blook 4I lot s, bloek S5: IoJ 10. bioek s6, iGprOy mrnts, fgrHffETs. EsersksBdise, two -srk hoEses- wagon and coassssse, sgn, faabsions. it G book ss cad Improvements IFS co ss Cefns, Domniek, Te1BsJnbs. lot @sass s...=e.......r-@s IuO0 6; block T, snt Improvement. @ co CuTts, Nike, Tsmbst ne. iots and 2. block u, and improve cS-5sst wn. Ton sztcsc, b: IS ~ sloes s' aaa ia9rov sssats-. Toe % sl Tong Eing- Tanbst1ns 6 A. lot q b.Ock [. szrTa and cart. Is co kl An Sing. Ton betone- suFYry Add ton l0t ' bif-ok 7...... g oa 2l Clesry. David, Bzshee. frame cssissss- w@. ssSssa. b, ia i0' 00 ~ bs9ck g. iot a block 70; SC
 sec tIzr O.. t5c heres Nerr kerses. e cattle and wagon .......s..-.- i.ssg % a 1 Cruz, Juan sau Pedre riFes, i@proFgnsuts e ra9eh-.--, 60 % Hs CErTT. e, aea Hfss. Saa Ped TO- near ghAri eio1. improve ments steck koFses saddle horsss, i50 ca-tls, wzgon sBd o2EEf --s....--.s.s-.-.--- s1d2 l5 q CbzsllzEsen, M. san Fezrs, Bear Fairbanks, Improvements 70 work bofses. stock bsnses r ss,sis. z hays....- -. Tas 0 as 5 soaee snd i5ss. 9 horses. 1 aaddie horsa ....-.--.-,.. Exe % GT C3iEsrd. v 2, St Dssids, hoase los eHo b8rE-s t4s co Gz Cliford. n. St DaEies, ps of Z,EEk,s of eeA see s.tls a, e kcrot,
 Woix horres. =aEos Ei co a. 8 Ciiffos, ?, NiiooE, ssst oi Iot q biock co .... ..-.....-.. I5 co q CahFel, Jcan, Ness Huachscas, Gotten Tsee ranch, impaoEe- Hs1ss. saadle horkes, % sssck ezftle, wagon s1d hAr- As-s+-s s-s.-- .-ss---r s-rsss~ v A4 v 2
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22
DELINqUENr TAX LIST.
yslaztioB. Tsr.

Neiu Mel me, c W HuaehHes m0aU- tan Tat rt m les easg St Fort Haacuuea, furnitare, co cztste iE trust. ks=s-, mRla. co cattle, 1 wagon, harness aEd saddle ....-.----..-..-.. I,I Mckay, Jas, Dos CGbezaz, house aud iOt, iO-slhmp 4lii. -... g..
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

Jotns "a, JsFOme, TOInhstoae, S,
 A. lot l7, blOsk e.. ..--... JObns,n, l P, Tamb tone, IOS 6,
 block I............. .-.... Joues, jEs, Bisber, frame house Jonrr- ] (, CbigtcaLua m ran-
 iAiHs, Improvements, fsIn tare, loeE, { "a sCls horses, { cat le. 2 WaE R-, harEsss, | o Jts,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

liam E T. SsB simon YAIl=y, 6 m lce tbWest ROwie. frame hoIss and furniture, 5 EtIGk
 ho $ 6, 2jO Cal ls, wagon an { AET4Gss - ....s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

Ntgro- PatG s.s, Tom b6tuEe los ii, 12 EFEE D n i8 4. .S 10. T7 sed s. hls Ck g.; o's lS iI IS Fud s1, blosk g: EoE 8. | and 3. b'Ork (; fUi 1i. lork I5: lpls Is and 70, hh Ck g.: r0t. 8 6 and 2, Elnr \ D. is,t 1, D ork [. flruU ure, mFrl hA .G.re.l Osre aud wagon; D sNee, afub- uu Man sIrrsI B4ershandlse .... NolaT, MAFtiL 1Jm .slOav, } yt g, bi0ci . .-......... Nor'R, | fl, TOmb-to1e. lot r, losk .
 SsT Iin', @, BgruI orah- otsr. RsinbOW mine. No. ape. 1S.7i ucrUs
 Hsils0n, ', st Irayics, LoIse and lot 2 hOrses wagon and n tTLe-s. ........... Sash. Henry r, IoI 1. co Cs TIT, R H3 ARd E-4 af SEl4Sec S2 T IS, R gS. f5 aeres....
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

ss7 % II 70
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

BnEli<h, k R. Tombstone. lets
 IAl5. l6 aud 'T. hlocx S4. B!E Pedro ID np NJ. s4 l2-B0ac e, Little PedFu H1Iue No. s,j, lI @ sCFCs, soGlh 4 Io' ll. n!Cck 2, watch. fRrnitEre, library .aOrSe and blEEy. ........ ... ....-.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

gss O e g
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-22

old Gard AIairR Comnanv,
 Tom hstnuz Gi -t- ie'. Old c. a' q mtHe, Sn. Isl. 70 ssr-s. mtil
 host Tfi e ami .. ul!d'ugs fuTaItnrr. meTchsnaise, ] horse
 and bugsy, h r81ss, tSois and
 mEchia " ................... 1 Og isn, Tnl.s, Tombstone. lot i2,
 block 9 lafs ] az d @. boo < a. Banter mire, No. ls5
 1884 acres; Siv VT B slt m ne,
 No is6 iT % scFvs. ....... olby, John, Tom 5s13se, lOt 9,
 block @. iOrFr. cart sn5 haT Bsss ........... -....... OTs- co, J <, Ssa PvdGr Tiy,r
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vaudeville attractions while the fact that the
company is under the personal management of
Mr.. James Hyde is ample assurance that the
entertainment promised will be faultless The
company, however, is not travelling on reputa-
tion. 1t includes many strong cards, chief of
which is Cazman, the celebrated shadowist
Then there is Helene Mora, the wonderful fe-
male baritone. Miss Mora is cultured, hand
some, graceful, and O most tasteful dresser.
LIE Petit Freddie, the musical prodigy, is an
other strong card. He sings in five languages,
dances superbly, leads the orchestra, and is
pronounced the greatest infant genius of the
age. Among other new faces are the famous
Mcintyre and Heath, Smith and Lord, Lille
Western, Crimmins and Gore, Leslie and Hard
man, and Professor Don Latto, with his South
African monkeys. Ladies' matinees Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday. Next week, Fay
Foster English Gaiety Company
Comedian Baker at the Bijou.
The attraction at Harris's Bijou Theatre this
week will be one of the strongest that this very
popular little amusement temple has offered in
some time. Mr.. P. T. Baker, whose charming
voice and inimitable comedy talents have held
him for years in the front rank
of theatrical favorites, will present two
of his most popular plays. "The Emil
grantn and "Bismarek." "The Emigrant'' is
one OF his early successes. Always admired, it
has been remodeled and rewritten so that it has
all the qualities OF new play. Its name gives
an idea of its style. 'Bismarckn gives
spirited and life-like character picture Mr..
Baker will offer some musical productions of
novelty and merit. This original Chris and
Lena Quartette is included in his company,
which is one Of the best that ever supported
him. Some of his original popular musical
gems will be heard, among them ''He's Crank'
and "Welli Don't Know" love song with
guitar accompaniment.
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clouded In amazement at ills seeming simplicity.
Yank Hoe declares that none of his apparent
risks are extra hazardous. Why? Because
constant practice has trained his eve and arm
to the point of perfection in welding sword.
Apparently Omene is put within much less than
an inch of her life, but Yank Hoe and she both
laugh and say that if her years are limited only
by slip of the glittering blade that threatens
her throat when cleaving the apple her golden
tresses will have become silvered by the frost
OF many winters. Still any young lady in the
District who would like to take Omene's place
as apple-holder to Yank Hoe will be allowed to
do SO. There will be no performance at Will
lard Hall on Wednesday, and but one matinee,
namely, on Saturday. can be given during the
present engagement in Washington of Yank
Hoe and Omene.
Hyde's Specially Show at Kernan's
Hyde and Behman's Theatre, Brooklyn, gives
Hydes Star Speciality Company, which will
open at Kernans Theatre tomorrow night for
one week only, prestige enjoyed by few
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01

Mr.. Stoddard was travelling over Europe taking
notes OF scenes of unique interest, accompanied
always by his photographer, through whose
services everything that Mr.. Stoddard found
notable has been turned into illustration for
his lectures. route that comprised in one
season the wonders of the Land of the Midnight
Sun and the thrilling spectacle of the Passion
Play at Oberammergau cannot be deemed lack
Ing in interest. The new course which makes
Mr.. Stoddard's twelfth annual series, will con-
sist OF five lectures The subjects are: l, "Vi-
enna;' III, "Paris in the Reign of Terror;n
Ill, "Sweden, the Queen of the Baltic;'' w,
NORWAY. the Land of the Midnight Sun;u
V, "The Passion Play of 1890 at Oberammer-
gau." The series in Washington will take place
at Lincoln Music Hall, each lecture being given
twice over, viz, as Course A, on the evenings
OF February Q, IL, 13, II, 10, and as Course B,
on those of February 10, IL, 16, 1S, 90 The
sale of course tickets will open tomorrow
morning at box office, Lincoln Music Hall, to
be continued later at j. f. Ellis 81 Co.'s.
Yank Hoe and Omene at willard
Hall.
Yank Hoe, who is called tthe wise man from
the East" and Omene, his right-hand maiden,
will be at Willard Hall this week. Some of
their joint proceedings are said to be calculated
to curl the hair and distend the eyeballs of an
appalled, audience. Yet these are accomplished
with so much self-poise and nonchalance that
the enormity of the venture is for the instant
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-02-01
in THEATRE AND HALL.
WHAT is OFFERING IN THE WAY OF
PUBLIC AMUSEMENT.

The Plays of the Past week-How wash
ington Received Mrs. Carter-Return of
Francis wilson-James O'Neill in a New
Role-Comipg Concerts and Lectures.
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"GoLDEN GATE"
Finest American Claret in the market.
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Drink Tannhuaser beer. II. Benzler.