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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01
INDIAN PREPARATIONS.
Claims for Loss by Indians to Re
 S' ttled in Local Courts.

One of the most important bills passed hy the Senate WAS put through last Thursday. The hiIl pro,iIcs that the District CourtsU the United Stafes are to have concurrent jurisdiction with the Court of Claims when the amount Of tine claim does not exceed 5000, and the Circuit Courts of the United States are Co have concurrent jurisdiction when the amount excerds 5000 and does not exceed $lOOOO. All questions of limitation ss to lime and manner of presenting claims are waived, providing that no claim accru- ing prior 10 the lst Of July, 1865, shall be considered, unless it has been al- lowed or has been pending prior 10 the passage of the act before the Secretary of the Interior or before Congress. Judgments against any bands or tribes of Indians are to be charged against that hand or tribe, and are 10 be paid from annuilies due 10 it from the United States; and if no annuities are due then from any other funds due to it by 'he government; fl no funds are '!u", then from any appropriation Tor its bent if; and il there are no annui. ties funds or appropriations payable 10 snch Indian band or tribe, then the judgments are to be paid out of the Treasury.
 l. behooyss all citizens ol Arizona to begin looking up their losses and prepare to bring their claims before the District Courts of their respective dis tricts. l. wilI Ee very easy Co substan- iia'c a claim at home, where the wit nes-es live and the evidence can be heard and will enai.!e many sufferers in Ar zona who l,st their all at one time or another at the hands of the ApaclTes Io secure at least S2OOO worth Ol justice The House has already passed a similar bill, with a slight dif- terence in dates of limitation, and a has been arranged to agree oH that point, after which it Niu go to the President.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

The washOBts on the $. P. gre sid to he extensive. Big gangs of men are mnying to the scene Of the troubles, which are near Na icora TraBs'ers vii he made as rapidly as Is'ssille, kgt the breaks are saii to he bad More rain has ialien in Marieopa county than before in ten years and t still coutinreA
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

4 c0mpronii~e has l,een cfEerfed by which Grant county, New Mexico, is to be divided. The new county will be called Florida and Dening Rill be the county seat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01
DELINQr rENr rAN LIar.

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 sd0be and fr5n me tous-. Sso O0 2- C{ WukiB-oL, L Y. Rguron l ti .sj
 and 24, block 3D, inri.irarr 20 % sg4 l-oG < Holland, IDwsr SaR
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 Cany' Q, rsII c ,2mul-s l. s-d.
 Gle h"rssF. 60 buII. I4oO C. L..
 bHggits 'n1 wagon ha- Walk r, en-. N rnw SprtIG ''' '-' o' 'S' ~ rauch, 5 ddl" bnse., IG
 ulr, 20 0x-1 wagyus l4:a 10 41 ss haikFr, As. Eus~Ct.i i!L. isa
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 Si'T nE sIrV. 20 ar Ft rgyle
 IHPIO'oH e tS SnlphUr spr'g
 NS'ir' lmi oven Ets 10 ssd.
 de horres, 900 Cat te, wagon
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 IoG.b t5Le. fuTBituse, watch
 and "'son n................... ss7 % u7o
 Y. York, JEs. TUnb. tone, lot. 7,s
 3 aud 10. book 5S .-a s1 .z 1OunE. I, Tombstone, u.i c
 t' 'Ft vA t'Mu----. -,....-.... SOO oO EA
 Notise is hereby given that I. James p. Me- AlsteT. Cyuaty lTeasuTeY and ex-oficio Tax Collector in and for Cochise County VII apply to the District COu held in and for said c,llaty at Inc couTG house in the Guy of TCmbsy ,nr. sad eouLty al the regular May term th-4e JG to o= he'd commencing oB the llth d v of May. ls9i, Tor iId sment agAnsg Ih. lands and real esiAie ana ? rsoEa' property sC1ib ru the for soing hst for said taxes co Is penalty and in- Ieie7t and 'Of an order to sel! the same for the sat>facilcn q eTeo'. that said application M be. made !or sad judgment order al 10 clock a. m al me opening Ci tne sad ,Ou'l Cn the s id il,h day ot May. \ D. 1sqI, ur as soon lbe.-str.r as counsel can be heard, md irrlher norI,e is hereby giv, that uR lhe Monday iol3o,, ing ;he sad nth day ot May. IsqI commencing al 10 clock a. m. on i'd day, oil fre land and real estate and personal p7opvrJy for h. .Ic Of which an order shall tc mad,. will he ,xpos, d 10 pubic sale at the sci Court house in sad CiiY oi lombs'Cnr fer th~ am unt ol taxes. in teTest penalty and ccsJs due theTeol
 " tIh ss my hand thls zSth day Oi Ianuary tSSt. AS. P MCALLloIkR. Coa"ty Tr'a. urer and ev-rficio Tax Coln ctor.
 ID and Tor COchise u! ". Arilola Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

Jof ns0n, Jerome, Tom bstone, S.
 A., lOg l1, block g.... ........ Johnson, i P, ToDb tone. lOl (,
 block l.. .-.....-.- ---.-... JOLss, Ja., Bisbs,', frame h-use jOnrs. J C, CLi-tcaLlIs n suu-
 IsiIs, imPFOV=msUIr, tuIn tafe. ClOe ., { "a iuls horses, { vEt fv . uaE n-, uGrRess. | Q sIs, etc., -- .......--. -....
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

Old GIari MlpiTg Compsnv. TOinhslnB 6i tic .OlBG-Ed m ne, No. Ist. % arPrs min. hoist fi Sui ut uild'ngs, fErGitET-, IafrrhHnSisr. 1 hGFau sad bHERy, b rn-ss, s1Is and machtn v ...... -..... OK ten, TH. ., I oGn nlIrtUte. lot I9, block g; be { g'd g. beck 2A, Banber snine. No. Ie5, l8-S4 arTes; SiV-r Bslf m'ne, Nn. ls6, I5 % acrts. ..... Olby, Joha. TOm bEt0le, sOt g, bsnck es- l To 'ae. cart nd hAr. DesS ....... Ore. co, ; N. Ser PsdT, river, neAF Trss 4 amos, impruv-- H~Dis, 70 cstlle ta tTast for otbssF. 2 hOrbss .........
 Ottn S Hfmr5d, a phHF Spring Nal'eN e lmpTo semtut- Cn r=.-ss- As;-=sSS. sSSs Sasi:r.... OnnesorFeB, Hm. BeJsg-. ew =
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

Com, R, Ton bstous, lot I, block 6. aad gmPrpysme8tE. 1 c Evk, ,s a Tsmbsfoa |, lol q,
 uloeE 3s. tlnpEegenaeBt- t- ,srEfcE
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 Ia IS. Hsl gk Is. lpE S. fi, cEz In proven -Ets mCFchauclse,
 saiOou EEslGrzE, gisno AIi safe 8 CAdsaIl. A J. toaDsiBzse, . fu-
 ta rect iu ] Q; and vet s Ee.
 of To- 6. blosz s, lGt I3. hlaCE
 9, soo mp JVen eTtz --...... CurbY 4ne, % abs one, It 2E.
 pi8ek fl. l0t ., black g. fUy
 fe. D ock 28 impsgy m ncz.
 fIfuffuIe, msTcha' dise. two
 WyrE hsrszr- l W4Ern and EIrnEss ...--..--. .-.- ..-.-.- Coa.tssle. Va, Tombs-.ns. it
 e b ok 9 aad imp 5g mens- Jki8o, D5mnisz. Tua8Ds agss. I0E
 i- 6io.k s7, and m sroTs- CoIs, Es5su T mas.oae. Q q
 block z, and imp Osezent .. Curfp, Nsk-s Ton It sue. i9J- ! and 2, Di-sc< ii. and sn prove C5To-lt wm.T ms-t,a-.io fs
 niuck 2 aad ia FoF neufs TonF s ng TOrrc fsue- $ A,
 iei 2 biOck [. bErr saI c4rr Ah SsBEs O nhstaae SuTV~y
 Add tiaa- lgt q bissck [ T-. cissry. David, 3 sbee, fsams
 A.5a- .r--...- Callahan Nm 3enz a. ioE Is,
 niges is of D. s;oek fs: s.e. k szc.3 ( id. z. @, lss acres . NrrE borses, is easlle and
 WlZEa .-.- .-..--... . crazs 5asa. san Pedso Fsver, Wprovam sats nH raaeh Carr A C. and Br g, San Pea Fs nezr IhEH sfna, fHeF0Fe- meGfs stock 0 sgss-. sadd horses- is9 "a fss, ~agsa sd
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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

vItes l. Tao-. Tonahsioae, Is 2, vsse H.n'. gohn, Ii-b-e,
 foasr aJ | a Nlicalsci5, ff neiser, San rre-
 ro fit CT, [ miie b5Ee 2reks
 rlle, inspfsF- HlrHf- farul-
 tnre aurss |. a stsek szfs.c,
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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01
DELIxaUExr TAX LEsr.
LIST
 OF DELINQUENT TAXES
C0ChiSe County, Arizona Ter'Y
FOR THE YEAR Isse.

The followtog iE q correct lfst Of pNrsSbs owing Territorial and County taxes hnF tne year lss9- noS dshnqa1B tn end for COchise county, snd Q desoEiptt0n of the proper la said county upon which taxes are que. together with the sssssseU valuation and the am Iunt Oi saeb deiiaqGent tax. costs and Pes centsge tcs the yrsT is9S:
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

ssa Ped O Ma Bz Coaspzny.
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 ture and passrchzad e. ...-... i4s0 co a Sterling liver Niniag on
 Pauy ToDh-.sIs, PasE
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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01

NiE-o. PHqr a'r, TOmbSforS lo's ll, la E'sa B Is i8. I4. l5. th. I7 and $. hlCek B. o.sI8 la I5 and -, hiOSk s' lOE 8. { aud <. blork c; lUJ s1. hiark l5. ksls IS aud is, black a5 soI. A and [, thE k 90. lot |. b oCk {. Co 0iIuTc, mrrChabdsse | Q orSs sd wagon; B'ssee. afubs on
 Main sirpet u4SI Chaudiss .. 59 Nolar, North. Tom stOne, lut g. block 2 g... ....... SOrtb. 1 H. Tom bstoRe. lOl T.. Mar Hni, c, agent. rOm harane.
 Rainbow mine. No. S0J, IEss
 acres ...... il Seils0n, Y, St Isyids ioase
 aud iot, harses, l wagon and
 b IrnC~a a.......... g Na-b. Hsbry F, lot 1. ees Tl7,
 k ss and El-4 sEI4Ssc
 S2, T Is, R g, T5 acres 600. l
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-03-01
DELIKQUENr TAX aEsr,

AeLzns, c W. Haschnoa moan- Iaiu-. Fs' ch ( miles east ot Fort Hascauta, iHrnitare, @ tst-ie tE trHst- 1 f-s,g maiv, 70 Ssitle, ! vagun. harness
 sEs satisfis Mckay, Js-, D sCsbe gas, ,tOu.e
 aud lot. lO-sIamp mlil. ...-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
Suing the City About Water.

George w. Schlieser & Brother. through
their counsel, Messrs. Slater d Montague,
have instituted suit in the City Circuit
Court against the city of Richmond for
So, 600. No declaration was filed. but the
foundation for the action is disputed
water bill.
Several years ago the Messrs. Schlieser
had fans put in their restaurant and the
water by which they were run was sup
piled by special pipe and a meter was put
in to measure the quantity used. Last
summer. rather IN September, O new meter
was put in, and about ten days later bill
was sent for the whole seasons service.
There was dispute and the plaintiffs re-
fusing to pay the bill the water was cut of.
Subsequently they were notified that un-
less the account was settled the water sup
ply of their house would be cut off. They
still refused to pay the claim, as they con-
sideIed 1t exorbltant, and the supply TO
the house was shut off. They then paid
under protest and now sue TO recover DAM
ages. claiming that having paid their water
bill for the ordinary service a quarter in
advance the city violated its contract in
stopping the source of supply before the
quarter expired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
LAST WEEKS DeATh-ROlL.
OF the Thirty-Two Persons Who Died
but Ten were White.

OF the Thirty-Two Persons Who Died
but Ten were White.
The following shows the actual mortality
OF the city for the week ending January
18th:
Cause of Death: Asthma, white; cancer
of uterus, colored; childbirth, colored;
congestion of lungs. white aud colored;
consumption, 2 colored; commissions, pu-
erperal, colored; commissions, infantile,
] colored Group. / white; Group, diph-
theritic, white; diphtheria, white and1
colored; dysentery, / colored; dysentery;
chronic, white and colOred; epilepsy,
colored enteritis. white; heart-disease.
white and colored; old age, colored;
paralysis, i colored; pneumonia, / white
and colored; premature birth, colored;
softening of brain, / white; unknown.
colored.
Whole number of deaths, 80; 10 white
and 20 colored.
Rate of mortality of whole population,
1857 per 1000 per annum; white popula,
ton, IL .06 per 1000 per annum; colored
population, 80 10 per 100 per annum.
Seq and Color: Males, white and II col
ored females, 8 white and IL colored.
Age: One day to thirty,.S colored; one
month TO six, / white and colored; six
months 10 twelve, 2 colored three years
to Eve, white: five years to ten, white;
ten years to twenty, 2 colored; twenty
years to thirty, colored; thirty years to
forty, white and colored forty years to
fifty, white and colored; fifty years to
sixty, 2 white aud colored sixty years to
seventy, 2 white and colored; seventy
years to eighty. white; eighty years to
ninety, / colored; ninety years to one
hundred. colored.
Comparative weekly mortality for week
ending January II, 1891, 10 white and ~
colored: for week ending January IS, 1880,
2e white and 50 colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
To Buy and Sell Bonds.

The Bristol Investment Company was
chartered yesterday in the City Circuit
Court. The objecs il to issue and sell
bonds or certificates of investment in tho
manner prescribed in the said charter and
under the statutes.
The capital stock of the company is TO
be $500, divided into shares of $40 each.
The principal Office is to be kept in Rich
mond.
The officers for the first year are: Morri-
SON w. Eastman, of Taunton. Mass, .presi-
treasurer; T. Hill Montague. Richmond.
secretary. The Board of Directors for the
first year are TO be Morrison w. Eastman,
Alfred Il. Hodges, @. 4. Macomber. Will
liam ii. Burns, of Taunton, Mass. and w.
Il. Kennedy. Fall River Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
Richmnnd COLLEGE,

Professor Harris. Of the chair Of Greek,
will meet his senior class in the college
chapel this evening at o'clock with lee
among the Greets The class invite Others
who appreciate the theme to join them tor
the hour and ENJOY the discussion.
These lectures are in the line Of very
widespread movement, begun in England
and taken up in this country, for the ex-
tension of college teaching SO far as may
be practicable 10 many besides the few who
have time and means to matnculate rs
regular students.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
Hon. 81. Gordon to Speak Tonight.

The distinguished young orator. Hon;
James Lindsay Gordon, of Albemarie, VIII
deliver an address before the Association
for the Preservation of Virginia Antigua
ties at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tonight at 3 o'clock.
One of the members of the ADVISORY
Board will also tell the purposes OF the as
ISOLATION and the work already accom-
plished by it. An opportunity will be az
forded to all who wish to join the associa-
ton, which has three classes of members;
Life, $40; active members. 81 per annum !;
honorary members. SO per annum.
The pretty badges for the members are
now ready.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
A DvICE TO MOTHERS.

For over nfty years MRS WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has bean rsod BY millions OF
mothers for their children while teethins. Are
you disturbed at night and broken OF your rest
BIZ sick child suffering and crying with pain OF
cutting teeth, II so send at once and get bottle
of "nra winslow's Soothing Syrup" for Chill
cren Teething. Its value "a incsioulsole. IL VIII
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately Do
pend upon H. methers; there Ia no mistake
about It IL cures Dysentory and DiArrhoa,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Collie. sostens the Gums. reduces Inflammation.
and gives tone and energy 10 ths whole system
"Nrs. winslows Soothing syrup" for children
teeshing Is pleasant 70 the taste and Is the pro-
scrip,ion OF one Of the Oldest and best female
physicians and nurses In tho United ssatoA aud
10 for sale By all druggists throughout the world
Price a5 cents q bottle. Be sure and ASA TOE
.MRs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
sp ioLeodtJasi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
Judge East Sent On to the Grand Jury.
Does Richmond Want the immigration
bureau?

Mayor Ellyson yesterday received let:
Ter from John +. Patrick, Commissioner OF
the Southern Interstate immigration Blu
reau, asking which capital city in the
northern border of the southern States
will give the largest money consideration
towards sustaining the general offices OF
the Southern Immigration Bureau. pro
vided it is located in the city making the
offer.
Mr.. Patrick further explains in his let
ter that there will be permanent display
of the products of the South in connection
with the bureau, and that the building for
the offices must be large one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
wording for MinIsters

Rev. DIR. Crawford, professor of Greek
at the Theological Seminary, Alexandria,
who has been visiting Lexington. Glasgow,
Buena Vista, University Of Virginia, and
other places for the purpose of inducing
young men TO enter the ministry, wishes
to have union-meeting of all the Guilds.
st. Andrew societies. and other societies
of the several churches in this city:
Initiatory steps are now being taken and
soon a programme will be announced IN
furtherance of and consummating the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
V MICA Convention.

The fifteenth annual State Convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Association OF
Virginia Will be held in Lynchburg Feb
ruary 18th to 18th. inclusive. An effort IS
being made TO send twenty-five delegates
from the ASSOCIATION in this city. Among
those who are expected to go are: 5. I.
Pulliam, r. V. Farrar, G.. u. Sydnor, Z. A.
Wllkie y. johnson, b. NJ. Quarles, j. Hall
Moore, G. u. Morris, p. L. Anderson, Il.
w. Miner, @. X. Willis, and James s. At
L;nanp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
City and suburban Property.

No boom, but steady market. with an
increase in the demand. We were told at
the Office of Messrs. Bowman, Boswell az
Shuman, which Is one of the leading real
estate firms of our city, that they have re-
Gently made some good sales and were now
in communication with several large syn
dIcates that are desirous of placing their
capital in this community. The prospect
for the future for Richmond property is
very encouraging.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
Iee-District Meeting.

The attendance at the meeting of pro-
performers in Lee district yesterday
afternoon OF 5 o'clock was very small. and
it was decided to adjourn until Thursday.
January 22d, at 4:3O o'clock. Many of the
members, however. remained for q con-
siderable while discussing in an informal
way the improvements necessary for this
section of the suburbs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
The Finest Train in the World.

The Washington and Southwestern yesti
bule, limited. between Washington and
Atlanta is known to be the finest train IL
the world. 1t is composed entirely of Pull
man Grawing-room, sleeping, dining
smoking, library, and obseryation-ca
Parties wishing to use this train should
leave Richmond uia Richmond and Dan.
Vile railroad ut o'clock p NJ, which will
enable them to take the Vestibule, limited
at Danville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-20
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. VA.

By virtue OF decree OF the Chancery Coars
Richmond entered December 0. 1922. 10 he III
OF Thomas c. Balm. trustee, O.. n. ". smlA 4
Co.. will, - trustee and also as special "a
missioner appointed for the purpose, sell y
public auction. on the premises, AZ ~ o clock n
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY y, 1891
that DESIRABLE AND COMPLETE MANIPAl
TURING PLANT, consisting Of the capsl5I
Brick Workshops snd Foundry, situated "a q,
north aide Of walnut alley between Riiteentl Al
Seventeenth streets, and extending out tO frs.L
lin street, upon which there Is front u p. ~
and where there are several small stores 2
Offices, which can DO rented out sepsrat,iy -
sired. These buildings are mostly four .iafa
high, are strong, and woll suited for fA-ion
uses, aud have large floor capacity. pN <
the land will be shown py the auctiono'r
In these shops and 20 be sod with them ~
large quantities OF most excellent useful, al
EXPENSIVE MACHINERY, now 10 daily "a
and consisting In part OF Engine, Boiler. Latsi
Furnaces, Shaping Machines, Dril Pre,sa
Saws. Noriislns- and spoke-Machinery, Grias
stones. Rmory- Wheels, thousands OF Pai'ensu
iron and In wood, Patent Rights, Trade-Nan
FORCES. Blowers, Cupols. Flnsks and Ia is1
every 1xture and appliances necessary IN . arg
and complete shop.
Here are presented circumstances that oorg
but seldom. and, Kind reader. you are not llsi
again in your lifetime 10 have presented ~
opportunity for buying largo ard ue,lN,
ranged factory and foundry. fully olulppsi "a
active and profitable operation, and uith "a
goodwill and large trade won aud held by u,
labor Of many years OF an enterprising hrm 4
high standing. IL Ia likely that you can pgf
chase this entire outfit, Heal Estate. Mschlleu
Patents, Patterns, goodwill. material on hAlt
and an established trade. for less than one min
OF It's value, and then you can 90 night 90 20
your business on tue orders nov on hand al
that arc coming Ia daily.
IL being impossible 70 give in THIS siverass
ment every detail, earnestly invite all pr
posing purchasers 70 inspect the plant be'1,
the day OF sale, promising on my part eVerI ~
distance 10 that end.
TsRMs: One fourth OF the pufchase-moas'
IN cash and the residue IN three equal paJmetI
at SIX, twelve, and eighteen months, TOT Gets
with interest added and secured bys deed
trust; or all cash, At the option OF the purchase
THOMAS &. BAN,
Trustee and Special Commis'l0ncL
n w. BowE, Auctioneer. Richmond, Va
BAIsH, JR., PLAINTIFF. AGAINST II. N. shIfa
Co., Defendants, IN THs CHAscARY CorN1
THR CITY or RICHMOND.
|, Charles W. 8oddin, clerk OF said court 90.
tify that tho bond required OF the trustee ni
special commissioner by tho decree IN al
cause OF December 6, 1890. has been duly gl'sa
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF Deo's
Der, 1890. CHARLES W. 00DDN,
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