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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
BY WIRE.

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 NEW YoRK.-Bya recent decision Of the Treasury Department all steam ship companies bringing immigrants 10 this port Nill hereafter have to take care of and provide for those immi- grants iu every way until they have passed through the landing bureau. This includes detained, sick, insane and paupers The steamship men will protest.
 CHIcAeo-It is very doubtful if the electrical test will be applied to Emma Abho:t's remains, a. directed in her will. Her broiher-in-law said this morning that in the very nature Of the case it would now be useless, Nothing can be done in the matter Of cremating the body until the legal dis position of the property is completed. This will take several weeks, if not months. The monument now being erected at Gloucester, Mass, contains a recess for an incinerary urn. NEW YoRK-WaIl street heard with interest yesterday a report that the National Lead Trust is to be reorgan- ized on the plan of the sugar trust It iis sad that the plan 0oBtsmplstes a reduction of the capital stock from $S3, 900, ,OO0, its present capitalization, to sSO, ,OOoOO0.
 OSTARIo-The Southern Pacific be- gan work this morning on the Chino extension. The new road, independ- ent of the narrow gauge line, will be I completed 10 Chino immediately. IL is believed that it will soon be extsnd- ed to South Riverside, Riverside, Tenn. iscal, Elsinore and San Diego, Ontario being made the junction.
 CB1cAeo-A military organization to be known as the American Guards has been granted a charter by the Sec retary of State. Its purpose is to 1 counteTact the influence of the Roman ] Catholic Church. No one will be al- lowed 10 join unless an Amer ican and a Protestant. A Congregational min 1 ister and several citizens of standing are the incorporstors. The purpose is io take an active part in municipal 1 politics. At big meeting last night under the auspices Of the organization Mrs. Margaret Shephsrd and other speakers declared that Mayor Cregier's nomination had been dictated by Archbishop Feshan.
 PHESIz.-The Council convened as usual this morning with ZuIick presiding. Rolf call showed Frank Hsrnden, Hughes and Vickers absent l SeYeraI hiils were reported engrossed and printed. The commiIte on Terri tJrial otfices reported fasorably on g bill to furnish the Governor A Fnessen
 ger and the judiciary eommiste a clerk 1 The committee on education reported Ton the bill concerning the teacher
 institute. Brady gave notice of a bil to amend the penal code, also a bil
 concerning the change of venue il
 djstric' courts. Hernden gave notice
 of bill to reduce the price of revised
 statutes. Zuliek gave notice of a bil
 to secure liens 10 merchants an,
 others, also a bill to extend the limit
 of incorporated cities. The bill con
 eerning arSor day. culture was reat 1 the second time.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

The expenses of the Consolidated California and FirgiE;= mine for the month of December amounted to sS4y yS99.07. including $35,200 for re- duction of ores, S33, ,2zi.l4 for saiaries and wages and $13,37lI7 for mine supplies. Alter paying these expenses the company had 8 balance on hand of about $90,000.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

President Hughes gave notice of a bill concerning witness fees. Also, enc tS create the eesasy q aii:iss.
 Council bill No. I2. on the sanitary stock law, was read the third time and l passed, II too.
 On motion of Mir. Herndon, the Council went into committee of the whole on Council bill No. g, concern ing the indigent sick.
 House bill No. 10 amend section T65 of the Penal Code was read sec oBd time and referred 10 the judiciary committee.
 Council bill No. 10, concerning the stock and sanitary law, was passed to the third reading and suspended for the time.
 Mir. Doran gave notice by motion for the reconsideration of Council bill No. F.
 An amendment was reported by the committee on Territorial affairs tor Council bill No. 3. Council adjourned. HOUSE.
 In the House Mir. Fisher, from the committee on education, reported 9 substitute for House bill No. IS and recommended its passage. Several bills were reported, engros- sed end ordered printed.
 Mr. Samaniego introduced bill for recording cattle brands. It was read first time and referred to the commit tee on live stock.
 NIT. Lesuer introduced A bill to re- peal act No. 36 of the fifteenth Legis- lature, concerning trespass. Read first time and referred to the commit tee on live stock
 4 substitute for House bill No. IS, concerning school laws, was read and adopted by the House.
 Adjourned.
 TOPEKA, KAE.-Pieifer has been elected to the Senate over Ingalls, by the Alliance.
 SAN FRANcIsCo.-L. B. Mizncr, ex- minister to Guatemala, has written S letter to Mr. Blaine defending his curse in the Barundis affair. He de- clares that his action was justified by precedent and that the entire diplo- matic corps in Central America, ex- eeptiug the representative from Mex ico, have approved his coursF.
 DENvER-The chamber of commerce and board of trade al special meet ing tonight passed resolutions indors- ing Ex-SenaLor Tabor for the office of chief of the bureau Of miners and mining Of the Worlds Fair. Similar resolutions have passed the house of the general assembly and city govern Hlent. He Is also indorseI by the mining exchange.
 1 CHIcAGo,-A special dispatch from Lewiston, Idaho, says: News has been brought in here by a ranchman named Sanford that Robert Ray Hamilton. who was reported to lave been drown ed in tbe Snake rilor while hunting last June is still alive and enjoying 
 good health. This is from men who worked on the Hamilton Sargent ranch. From their remarks he gained that there was 8 cloud on Hsmilton's life and he wanted it to appear that he vas dead. The corpse of a man who very much resembled him was -ecured and placed in the river, where it was found and the information given ouG that he was dead. Several prominent people are in the secret He is still alive and lives in Alaska under an assumed name.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

The Mount Morgan gold mine, Au-
 tralia. paid dividends oi S5,363, l50 in 1889. This is ahe greatest gold mine in she world. Ii was bought g fsw years ago for $s.Il5 and is now xalaed at x73 lO0o 0o0--in fact sse.- 0o0 0oo have been refused Tor the lasne and works. The machinery and piasit cost nearly s5,0o0o0o Daring ste year ending Sevembe, %. 1889. .zl5 ssoas Of r4w ore returned 22S, ,52z oaacss ot gold, equal 10 four ounces s;x pennyweigtts four grains fer lhe esal ore raised.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

HUGaEs, ol Pima Is strongly ia favor Of county division; at least he was at a prior legislative session. Mir Hughes will get his fingers bHrned fl he tries to cut up any eapers with Co., chlse county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

TIE proposition to move the Peni- tentiary to Benson is a good orc. Yuma has the Colorado river and that is sufficient. She must part with one or the other, the prison or the river; the latter is a fixture; the prison must
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

THEY still pay of old county war rants in Apache county without re- gard to the funding set, which they look upon as dead issue because it was not taken advantage of before Januarv lst, 1891.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01

THE antics of the New Mexican Legislature are watched with interest, and are not fayorably contrasted with those of the body now in session at phanSr
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
PROPERTY sAs.E
Territorial Property Sales

The Board of Supervisors will offer for sale at their ofiise in the court house in the City of Tombstone, com meneing on Wednesday, the 10th day Of September, at 10 o'clock 8. ID. 1890, the following described property; said property having been sold to the Ter ritory for the unpaid taxes of the year 1888. Sales will continue from time to time as purchasers therefore may present themselves.
 By or fer of tiIs Buari.
 B. s. COFFMAN,
 Chairman.
 Total taxes. Bel .rapo, A., Tombstone, lots + and IS, block 26 ........$ .$13 0S Cowan, T. B., Tombstone, lot 3 block 10 and Improvements. l3 0S F1Et Wayne Mining Co, Tomb stone
 Buena Vista mine, 20 acres, Richmond mine, % acres, Mcclellan mine, 20 acres, 9 4S Gephart, J., Tombstone, lot 2 block 3S. .,.............,. l2 SS Hampton, C.. Tombstone, lot I5 block 5I.............. I4 20 Hill, A, Tombstone, lot block q and lot f block 49. ....... l9 W Hatch, k. S, Tombstone, lots 2S or 6 block 49 and 24 or 5 block 4a. .................. 2S 8 Roth, Jno., Tombstone, imp. on lot ' block 26.......... 13 S7 Rosette, B., Tombstone, lot 23 block 50. ................. I5 35 Ritchardsot,, E, s ' oi 4 oi sec IS t IS 28, 50 acres. I9 fl Walker, Chas., Dragon mts. ranch and improvements. .... 45 Ss S-7-td
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-01
COUNCIL.

PHEsIx, January 27, s p. m.-The Council met this morning pursuant to adjournment. President Hughes in the chair. Upon call of the roll all the members were present.
 The chaplain offered prayer and the minutes Of the previous day were read, corrected and approved.
 Mr. Thurmond introduced a bill to amend She Revised Statutes concern ing the printing and sale of the law of Arizona. Read frst time.
 Mr. Brady introduced 6 bsn concern ing the change of venue in cases in the District Courts. Also, a bill concerning offences against public morals. Both bills were read the first time.
 Mr. Herndon introduced a bill, by general consent and without giving notice, concerning the indigent sick, which was read the 6rst time, rules suspended, read the second time and referred to the committee Of the whole.
 Council oil No. %. introduced by Mr. Haghes. providing for the rein corporation of the city Of Tucson. was real the first time and referred 10 tbe committee sn corporations.
 The coasHaiatee on counties Aad coanty boasdaries reported the biIi back an,endrsi and that t do psss
 Ths committee ou education report ed farorably on the bill concerning ar Dor culture.
 Sir. Doran moved the reconsideFa- ton oi the motion e pass Council hln No. 12 so shs third reading, which
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-13
aLRrsT N. BoHSERr. EDWARD poHrrnp.
UNION FLOUR MILLS !

BoHSERr BRorHEm having purchased
tho above welI-known Mills, have had
them thoroughly overhauled, and aro
now prepared to make the best
PATENT Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county. The
Pearl Beile is strictly . straight gvado
OF first quality. Our Family Flour g
= brand that for IL quality cannot % e.
We solicit the custom Of Farm.
ers, and will be ready at al times 10 :.
change -four for wheat a. the higheee
market price.
BnISo Us YoUR WmA7, aid NJ vim
pay Won cash al the market will ALLOW.
CORN NEAL always on hand 70 eli
or exchange. Bran aud Shipstu0 e sho
lowest market price. Give us : trial
? We will try 70 please you.
Mile on the North side OF jaspoe. -
18th aud Mill etreets.
BOHNERr BROTHEBs.
Jasper, Nov. Z, 16o0.-y.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-13

"@y0 A&Iut441G<s
There Is talk Of q Normal school here
this Spring.
Groelv Sage u not 20 well.
win Koerner takes = trip North this
'w0ek.
PRAYER meeting AZ the Methodist
every night this week.
Uncle Barker and wife win soon
move % the country with their daugh-
r Z. Inmsu Is s~ojonrning IN the west
month.
Mrs. Johnson still continues very M
Mira Gus. Kocrnsr. M-s. Gooi.!c
Mrs Cotton and Mrs. Damon. 81 Hun
|tingburg. spent last "Wednesday with
here.
Mrs. Farver aud Miss Maude spent
Saturday and sunday at Kysua, with
Mrs. Oval Goebel.
Quite . number on the sick list this
week.
Minor Patrick spent = few days with
here last week.
Mr.. Il. Hightower returned from .
business trip Monday.
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when Baby was sick, 70 gave her castor;a
When she was q Child, she cried FOR cas.oria
When she became Mis-, she chung 70 Cassc-,e
whsn he had childrsn. she gave them CassoriA


BosToN CoMxpY CoMrAsY. IAN iii.
week an attraction 81 arc merit ri
Fiuk's Opera House j. playing to good
business ard giving cxce!lrn; so'isfac.
'lon. The Boston Comedy Compsny crf
appearing nightly in new. interesting
and extremely pleasing PLAYS. SO Ia
ne bills have been. = Monday "The
Phoenix Tuesday "Black Diamonds.r
and Wednesday '~ilazoI Kirkc." Each
performance was well rendered, the
charnctsrs we're IN competent hands, and
the various acts and scenes presented 81
- realistic . manner AZ possible. Msr
Lyon, me charming soubrc'te. and Ed
ward Pan'us. The ever popular comedian,
shared the h~onors, and tho patrons arc
evidcnlly enjoying each rendition won
dcrfully.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-13

Rev. F. NJ. Shrout. Pastor Unite,
Brethren Church. Blue Mound. Kan.
II feel II my duty tn tell what
wonders Or. Kings New Discovery hal
lone for me. Ny Lungs were bsilj
Diseased, and my psrishioners thought
could live only q few weeks. ltook fv'
Of Dr. Kings New ID scovery sns
am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs. il
weight
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: After 1
thorough trisl snd convincing evidence
| am confiieh: Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. beats 'em ali
and cures when everything else fail-
The greatest kindness ! can do my man,
thousand friends IL 70 urge them to tr,
it' Free trial bottles At Martin Fried
name Drug Store. Regular sizes Soc
aud $lQ0. 3.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-13

The Argus Rake blew or tho handl
last week.
Or. G. G. McCown. OF Washingto,
Ind, vas In town Thursday on b~usines,
Quite = number Of travelling me,
stopped 81 the Furguson house thi
weck.
Hon. K. M. Miihurn. one OF Jasper
prominent attorneys, was In town Sat
urdAy evening.
Mr.. Henry Crecelius, Of Harrison 20.
Is visiting hia sister, Mrs. Thos. KeIlems
who has been quite III.
We would like for some one 70 ria
aud explain the difference between reel
procity and limited free trade.
On the 4;h inst. DR.. o. Il. DeBrulcr "a
moved . small wen from the lafi supe
rior maxiiarY Of our friond T.. b. Green
Miss Alice q. Mosbey returned Ia,
9th FROM Gfandvicw, where she has beer
visiting friends and relatives.
Wm L. Mcicalf WAS in town on III,
9Th with hi- 'bran new" wife. Thi
young couple have our best wishes foI
thor future happiness and success.
The church meetings rre still ID pro
gress al this writing, with large and AZ
tentive audiences. the crmon practical
able, and appropriate. Rev ID. ". Cheel
pastor.
Our friend DR.. Il. A.. Mosbey, Of Hunt,
ingbufg, was over on bnsincss OH The
9Th. Friend Mosbey is = good dentist, a
gentleman 10 every respect, and well de-
serves the patronage Of the toothless.
An Argus correspondent from Ire
land. sailing under the nondeplnme 0!
"Rske.' IL title very appropriately as.
sumad SAW ft to attack us through the
Argus last week for noting the truth con-
cerniDg a certain play which il owned.
managed, and controlled exclusively BY
j. Il Slater = 90. "Rske" seeks tc
evads tho truth by saving that we
we're mistaken. We will say to the
vesters 81 ihc COURIER that we have not.
aud will not make q Abatement that we
can not sai,stsntiate. Rake" may pro.
IS Often 20 he may choose, but his
prn'est makes the statement none the
less rue. We remember one night lis
TO the gospel truth preached from
the pulpit TO \ crowded house. and when
The earnest minister poured grape and
canister intO the ranks OF tho oilers
i~osfers. aud dishonest, that one msr
turned red IL tho face, wriggled, twist
Ell l;se a suekc ia Tie Gre is the truth
that hurts, and whef ! shot gets uacom-
tosis5ly close lake" raises the canine
howl.
WI certainty would not enter into 4
controversy with Quo who il IN no way
respNn.ible ; such controversies usually
Iesu 10 the Use 81 sbnsivc anil insulting
language, such IS the CouHizx corrcs-
pondont would not use.
+. II "a, ne. Of v,lpcn. vas il tom
sunday night attending church.
DRUTUM FULMRS.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria

Health Is verv good At present around
ILemmon church.
Farmers arc all busy preparing fol
work.
The prospect for an abundant wheat
crop was never better.
The Harris Sabbath School At this
place i IN . fourishing condition.
Several OF "the boy ;" we're arrested
by Sheriff Trsylor last week.
Sam 5. Wininger. We are glsd to re-
port. will soon be- able to make his
weekly tips TO Portersville.
Since tho late protractsd meeting at
place the prayer meetings. are large
ly attended.
We girls have all fallen in love with
Wln. 5 since he bought bis new cart.
sweet Billie!
King Thomas has gone 70 Illinois,
Van to Pike, Jos stays very close
around home. consequently there i
nothing nDnsnal going on 1t Buncombe.
Tie Bible says "there Il = time for al
ihiuga," bui ! never thought 50 regard
ing Christisas abuse Of supposed sin
Incrs. Do You Billy Lark?
SISTER SALLrE.
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SUDDEN DEATH. Tho neighhorhood
In the western part Of Jasper was shocked
"Wednesday morning by the death oi
Miss Dolly Honeycutt. which occurred
during the previous night. She was =
bright young Miss OF "A ycsrs. aud uni
VERBALLY liked for her a~miability al 4
kind -heartedness. She rad attended
school on Monday, and received 10 ply.
ing . fall which caused her to complain
of severe pains IL her eide and back
She went to bed on account Of them. and
never got up. DR.. Salb says her deatl
was caused by pneumonia and heart
trouble. She was the only daughter 81
A. y. Honeycnts, Esq, and her parent
receive the sympathy of all. The public
school attended her funeral In 4 body,
and laid = handsome wreath and boqur'-
of myrtle and white roses on her ccfi,
and grave. She wss buried AZ Shiloh
graveyard.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla,


8. II Clifford. New Casscl, Wis. wal
troubled with Neuralgia and Rhcnma'
tism. MS Stomach was discrderea. hi.
Liver wa Affected 70 an alat ming de.
gree, appetite ieil away. aud be was ter
ribly reduced IN flesh and strength
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill.
had running sore gu his leg Of right
years stsnding. Used three bottles q
Electric Blttofs and seven boxes o
Buck!en's Arnica Salve. and his liz 4
sound and we'll. John Speaker, CO
tawba o., had five large Fever sores .,
his leg, doctors said he was ipcurable
One bottle Electric Bistcrs ana one DO,
Bncklcn's Arnica Sslvc cured him On
tircIy. Sold q Martin Friedman's Dru,
store. 3.
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ten. W. Y. Sherman has hecn suffer,
ing with intlamnNtory rheumatism A
ois home IN New York for several DAYS
ana 'hc country will be panied n lear
y not expected ~ recover. The follow,
,nS a'sp''ch Yesterday morning Is shs
latest received here:
New York, Feb. i2.-Gen. Sherman,
death y expected at every minute At hi,
hour, 8 U5 a.m.
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william Hendricks, OF Harrison coun'
ltv. arrived IN Jacksonville Monday
aud reported a curious find. A patch d
earth on his farm caved in. and be dc
|-cended into the hole, finding . larg,
chamber, tho floor Of which Vas covered
with human bones and flint tools. A
large petrified stick, nolched like . lad
der, was found also. The Indication
ARE that the cavern bas been seated To-
several hundred years.
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~ The Oriental degree will DO con-
erred ia Pvthjan Hall. Friday night.
febsusry Is. 1891. Princes Of the
'rient wherever found, without regard
y age sex. color, or previous condition
N servitude arc cordially snd frater-
ally invited 10 be present and assis,
? tho work. Persons entitled 10 receive
no same are invited to 10 present and
10 50.
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lTMr. N. 0cbhart, aged o. years,
wing about 4 mile from jasper on ne
~iuntingburg road, died on Wednesday
morning. OF bronchitis and general de-
liity. lie had been weak for some time
AZ. q. was the father OF Mr.. Frank and
q Gebhart, was one Of the oldest Ger
AN residents OF the county, and by his
brightness and industry had established
character which brought him many
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-02-13

1.FThe Boston Comedy Co. was or.
Anized In our town on Monday, giving
most pleasing and satisfactory per-
ormancc that night Of Milton Nohle's
est play, "Thc Phmaix Tho roster "a
z company Is - follows: George w.
yoa, Me Lyon. Richard Marsdcn, Edw.
sulus Minnie Wilson, W.. Fred. Az.
n. Trace Avmar, y. Il. AIgcr, and
.oL v.P. Taylor, pianist, with j. w.
arroll, manager.
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JoHx KirFsE.

The play Of Hazel Kirke rendered
3y the Boston Comedy CO. Weanes IA,
light was a tru!; Emo performances.
'ichard Marsdons (Drnsfen Kirkc) wa
perfect gem Of setting. and Minnie
Wilson, az Hazel was cxquisise; Mae
LYON as Dolly. and Edw. paulus as Pit
Arns Green frightened the play With
parking comedy.
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