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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
CYR, THE MODERN SAMSON.
The Phenomenal Athlete to Sail for Eng.
land Soon.

New York, Jan. l5.-Louis Cyr, the
modern Samson, has found q hacker to
the extent of ten thousand dollars, and in
couple of weeks he will sail for England
with the intention of challenging Sandow,
Hercules, Cyclops, Abs, Ajax, Polydor,
or any other of the champions of the
world. His championship challenge will
cover seven points-lifting 1000 pounds
of pig iron with hands and back without
harness; putting up to shoulder 300
pound dumb-bell with one hand and then
pushing it up at arms length; shoulder
ing 306-pound barrel of cement with one
hand without artificial means; lifting with
one hand woman hanging to ladder
and then holding them on the chin in u
perpendicular position; lifting with one
finger a man weighing $50 pounds, 232-
pound and l50-pound dumb bell, all at
the same time; lifting with his back a
75O-pound platform on which there shall
be twenty men and 250-pound dumb-bell,
and, finally, holding out in horizontal
position lOO-pound dumb bell with one
hand. Although these fcats seem incred-
ible. Cyl is willing to stake against their
performance his ten thousand dollars and
the heavy weight lifting championship of
the world together with it.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
FEB. VANCE RENoMfNATED.
He Carries the Democratic Caucus by a
Rising Vote Without Opposition.

RALEIGH, y. c., Jan. l5.-At $50 o'clock
last-night there was Democratic caucus
in the Hall of the House, Senator Turner
presiding, the object of which was the
nomination of candidate for the United
States senator. Senator Picket of Arson,
nominated Zebulon B. Vance, who, he as
serted, was the greatest southern senator
and the peer of any man in the country:
He eulogized yance's public life and
his unswerving devotion to the people OF
North Carolina.
The nomination was seconded By Sena-
tor Ardrey, of Mecklenberg, the county
which was for many years Vance's home.
By rising vote Vance was then nomi-
mated. There was great cheering at the
announcement of the result, in which all
the members and the great crowd of spec
tators Joined. Vance was called for and
was escorted to the hall by committee
composed of Messrs. Pickett, of Arson,
Long, of Columbus, and Ardrey, of Meek
1enbur0
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
KNOCKED OUT.
Dempsey Gets it in the Neck on tho
Thirteenth Round.

New ORLEANS, Jan. l5.-Dempsey was
knocked out by Fitzsimmons on the thir-
teenth round The fight took place in the
Olympic club house. The principals en-
tered the ring at 1910 last nighs and soon
began the terrible mill for the $4,000
purse.
Just under the square of electric lights
stands the ring. 1t is exactly twenty-four
feet square, on turf and of river sand just
loose enough to be springy. The ropes
and stakes are padded, and it is alto
gethcr an ideal place to fight. Four feet
from the ring is another enclosure with
barbed wire instead of ropes. Between
the two rings are chairs for seconds, and
n wire fence insuring pugilistic parties
from outside interference. Besides, the
gentle hint of hands Off conveyed by sharp
wire, the fence is intended as q humane
measure, preventing accident to the prin-
cipals from too close contact with the
crowd, and making it impossible for the
mob to shut off air and help from the pugi-
list should he be hurt.
Fitzsimmons was the first of the con-
testants TO reach the club. He appeared
in fine condition. His skin was clear,
his eyes bright and his good nature sur
prsing, considering the OCCASION and his
long training. Carroll and O'Connell,his
trainers, kept giving him hard rub-downs
at intervals so as TO keep his weight from
increasing, the big fellow having veryli
tie to spare, especially under conditions
insisted on by Dempsey that the weigh
ing-in be at the ringsidc in fighting
clothes.
Dempsey arrived later-a bore his US
ual, of late, serious look, with an occas-
ional knitting of the brows and grim
smile which showed that he had made up
his mind for desperate work. He and
Fitzsimmons are the same age, twenty
eight years. Dempsey is trained down as
fine as race-horse, his muscles are long,
plant, supple and we'll developed. His
legs have all their wanted strength and
he moves around as easily, gracefully and
quickly as if no effort was wasted in
his going about He weighed l47 pounds
last night and he did very little work dur
ing the day so as to pick up few pounds
by night. Although Dempsey looks per-
lection, for his inches, he is markedly ov-
ershadowed by the ungainly, awkard-look-
ing giant with swinging arms who OPP
posed him.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
RESISTED THE SHERIFF.
Kansas Farmers Alliance Men Drive OF
O.acers who Attempt to Foreciose.
Mortgages.

WICHITA, KAs., Jan. l5.-A body Of
Farmers Alliance men yesterday resisted
Sheriff Dobson, of Harper county. in an
attempt to sell farms. The officer and
the attorney for the Johnston Loan and
Trust Company, of Kansas City, had orr
ders of sale on property against which the
mortgages aggregated SEA, 0G0, and when
they attempted to dispose Of the farms
they were surrounded by band Of sAtli-s
ancc members who ordered them 70 de-
sist, and threatened them with personal
violence il they did not leave. Being ln-S
prepared for such an emergency, they left.
In talking of the matter last evening an
Alliance iesder upheld .he actions Of hiss
associates, and said the organizstion was
prepared to follow the same courseS
throughout the country.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
TIE Market Yesterday.

New YORK, Jan. l5.-ihe stock market
was fairly active to-day, opening frac-
ton lower than yesterday, while Union
Pacific was weak
me passage Of The silver bill through
the Senate made silver certificates an OBJ
ject of interest. They opened unchanged
but almost Immediately declined under
heavy sales, many parties being anxious
to unload and the belief being general
that the President would veto so radical
and revolutionary measure
The fall ina short time was from 1913 to
1864. At the close the entire market
was dull but steady, Money 3 10 1 per
cent.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
DESTITUTION IN KANSAS.
Settlers in the Western Part of the State
Suffering for Lack of Fuel.

TorEsA. Kan, Jan. l5.-The State Board
OF Railroad Commissioners is in charge
of the work Of furnishing relief to desti-
tute settlers in Western Kansas, and has
invited the cooperation OF the various
Kansas railroads, most of-whch agree to
transport relief supplies free The State
Board announces that Rawlins county
seems TO be the center Of interest ut pres
ent, owing to the imminent peril of hun
dreds of lives and the refusal of the only
railroad in The county to give free trans
portation TO supplies. On Saturday the
Aid Commissioner at Atwood wired the
Railroad Commissioners that the Burling-
ton L. Missouri river demanded full tariff
rates on corn and coal.
AS several cars were then Ell route for
which the people were suffering, the COM
missiohers telegraphed the railroad COM
pany an urgent appeal to desist from its de-
mands. This was declined. and notice gwen
that hereafter no supplies would be trans
ported free The board is now ordering
supplies for this locality TO be shipped to
Colby By the Union Pacific or Rock Island
railroad, and state that there is great need
of food, fuel and clothing on account OF
the present cold weather. The mine own
ers in Usage county, who have heretofore
been quito liberal, have resolved not 10 do
nate coal to the sufferers, on the ground
that it might be stolen or misappropri--
ated, and further that the State has q coal
mine of It's own, from which it should
supply. those unable to purchase fuel. In
view of this fact, the Legislature is to be
called upon next week to provide the des-
titute with coal from the State mines at
t.s-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
LET. I1Is WIG and creditors.

NmpLassoaousu, KY, Jan, &c II. Waran, con
tractor and coal dealers absconded leaving his wife
and debts behind him. amounting % several thousand
dollars. Its clalmnd he has fed TO CALIFORNIA;
whence he originally came, wsran aid a -four.
ishng business here and realized on all his Invest
monts before leaving for parts unknown.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
Marlet.a and North Georgia.

ArLAsrA, Ga. Jan. l4.-To-day an application was
before the United States district courtfor the appoint
ment OF receiver Of the Marietta & North Georgia
railway. An order was passed requiring the COM
pany to show cause on Monday next why such receiver
should not be appointed
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
SIX MEN KILLED.
A Desperate Fight Between the MoCoys
and Hatfields.

CArLKrsnrRo, KY, Jan. 15-News reached here to-
day of another fight between the Hatneld-McCoy
factions which have been quiet for some months The
adherents of he respective factions fought on Harris
creek, in Logan county, w Va, and six men were
killed The names of the killed could not be ascer-
tanned, and the informant who lives In Logan county,
was unable to say which faction lost most heavily in
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16
s Big AttaoheIiie,a,.ts,

HAZARD, KY,, Jan. g. French, os this eounly,
has attached the mineral lands q Luther xoAAt a.
New York, the banker, 10 trcurc elatH et VA,
WHICH Frcnch dtlcgss y due him TOR E
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-01-16

The sudden revolution caused Dy InlS
change in our finances could only be COM
pared with some Of the great revolutions
in the history Of the past, when some fool
king undertook to change the standard
of value or reduce the quantity of precious
metal in a given coin, or TO add additional
alloy, and it was nevertheless called a
pound sterling or livre, or form, but
| it was measured every day, and day by
day, as it was issued, by the people of the
world, at its real value, the market value
of the metal contained in the coin. So will
ours be now.
The fourteen hundred and seventy-odd
millions of money now outstanding, all OF
which is worth so much in gold, and every
dollar of which can be presented and con-
yertcd into gold, when this new standard
is adopted that whole fourteen hundred
and seventy odd millions is only worth
about $l,l00,000,000, measured by the
standard of 81 grains of silver.
70 show that / am not alone in my
opinion, l received tits morning a letter
from very intelligent gentleman of Ohio
in which, speaking in reference to this
| identical matter, he says:
1t has seemed to me for long time that the business
interests of the country eopardzed BY the issue
of even the present amount silver coin per month and
that the free coinage of silver would likely cause the
greatest commercial panic in America ever known in
the world. or course can see how the free coinage
| OF silver would temporarily ut least. crente large
profits for the few people who silver mines and
add to the gains OF specnlaors in silver bullion but
can see no reason or shadow Of trfor putting
| nearly everybody else into bankruptcy.
The FREQ coinage OF silver, IL an honest effort was
made 10 put 100 cents OF value into each silver dollar
would perhaps not be serious injury to the country
but It seems TO me that have gone quite as Tar rs Is
i leading .contineptol nations, aud now Is very OPP
1 FORTUNE tine to 3 secure such cooperation. A
great ontcry has been made about the
of silver, which WIS done when silver was not IN
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26
sFISsNs APPRECIATION
 Aa gKFk

U. = I.aEd OfEce, Tucson. Atiz., March B, Is9L- NfO ICE Io HEREBY GIVEN Ta AT THE
 girg nla Chef timing and Wiling Company
 GseorEe C. Berry attorney m fact, whose post ai6ce addfsss is f mb-to e, TX aa. has made sp- Q se i a for a patent for Is0s kaszE fset he ~ta afe of "a mining claim and . site, bearing gld and Fve~ stuase iF Teys M IIIng DISErI,I Q chi7s C anry Ariran-. and described iH the official pIzf and le Botss oG fife ia Lhis tiaee as follows, viz. Lot No 70 and T.
 Rsziau ag at 6 p.1sg marked T : N C No. = sEhencs | Min. Mon. No. I T. D. bes's \ o4 W 6sz fzer, ''I A : ] A : N0. Y 5ears IS 45 f ,ss, feet- thence \ T a4 F 300 fee Co post nETEed 70 O s" thence = 8z' lS' E 1890 feet to post marked '~IMC NO B" thence 7 A '" 900 feet t8 DO [ marked 'iS I A O. 4 GOO feet Io PssS assrksd .sss c No ss- IheB0s 82- l6 V 1890 feet to post market 60 N | N c: theHce / A s 800 ksei Vo pIaoC of EsEinnIHg- Also ns s;ts as f5f1uss B-giHni at post marked - H . A D \, ,sheIcr U e. Min Mou. O. bear as ,o' W g7s4 E~el, ~I V SI C No - bears IS ig " gS9 feer. tn nee $ S feet to pcSE zasrked ay MS eo zg7 thence \ ss' E zz2 feet 70 post marked A ~ No 3; tkenre " 60 tssr To p1zt ma. ted s I = No. 4s thence s5 80 feet t1 mace pf beginning; ysrIa4ion fI 90 east, csnt innz zs IA acrs exclusive of portion o the
 TS. Is, lion of shis mine s recordrd in the Recos der;s f6ce 0f t;- ch-se county, A iaonz Aalol1IaE
 tnfs are Sasrs parties. on the north by ble Eel V c and on tue soBth9et by the ststs os Af.soaiii mining claim.
 -,. t, ,rsssrt he same b. fnrs this offe within s,t, ays from the Fs day q publication hensod or sles vii De a-rsd b siEt1s q the osFsie ea the STstfte HsRBERT BN0@ K gssseL
 tSEoecz C. Bszzg, AftsTBey for Cl isasssL s-1s
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26
MfNING APPLICATION
 Nh. s4a.

l. E Land OAlee Tueson, Ara, March Iss rssI. NvOFlCF HEREBl GIyES THAT THE
 ~ Virginia Chief Mining and Milling Company Dy ,-egrEe L. f5srTy attorney in fact. whose post sfhce address is oabstane, rizonse has sp
 tate gf N Essri mining claim and milsiye. bearing gold and silver situate in TevIs Mining District .Oeaise county. rlz sna, aid described the Oin- cal p!at and field notes on le thEs off fpi lows, ylz. Log g < and "
 Be ziHlizg al a post marked 'I NJ : II M c No. T, whence U. Mn Ayn No. T. D. bearsN 34' IS U -s2 3 feet, 'l A $ A . N''. II bsErs Ts g $ y54o feet; thence s6' 20 Doc fee. Co post marked ''S A NJ L No. 2;' then . zg' 1890 feet to psst marked e.. N II c No B" thence $ ss' 20 Ee.l fec ta post marked ' n M L Nc 6O'1 feet 10 DO [ rrara ri . Ii S ( So. 5; sAss'ss j. zy' v ios feet 10 ; E cor, ''r ( A C 800 feet tc post marked 'S N t No o. Eheacs s6' 50 5oo feet 10 paCs of beginning. ls0 mIi site as f0iioRs fseyllsFguz af a past marked ''E s . N M : No. I; whence | S Min. Mon No. beaTs 24' SE VI {s4s feer, 'sE : A A8 No. l" besTs TS' 90 " s649 2 thsae= 5 s3o fe % poss mark d $ marked "S Nj NJ $ No B. the cG 5 | 80 f et 10 post rnarkei '.S N . : .a. S: thence sS' W Go feet tp place of beginning. iauon IT. 30 east, cs1utl'n 2S-53 acres
 he Lea iJE cf thIs mrue recorded iE the AsccE- ie 2, aCisce of Lochife CUCnty. T1Etsla Adj iEing claim s=c ~ame pa sgsss lveF Ch'si M C on the end Virginia m nIug clam UH t1c n0Ttl1Sest
 All persons holdns adyeEte Cia Hgs thereto are Ie- s5,iEcd present the befcrr thu oifFSs within 3 xty Gays from the first day of publication hsEegf or they viii be barred by vrJee 0i the provisions oi tho statute HEkBEKT Bko| ', Register.
 GEUEGE C. BEBRT, Attorney for ClaimaES. s-Ee
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26
MIRING RATIFICATION
 No. AA4.

L. S. Land 0f5cs ucsOn. Ariz., MaEch rz. 1891. N OTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - Virginia Chief Mining and Milling Company tsy George C. Berry Attorney ;n fact, Shose post Jticv address Is TombstOBe, ATlloHas kss made ap- plzaIiun for patent for Is0O linear feet the NI- glHi4 hef c iang, claim and mill SlIe, bearing gold and syer siguAIe in Tsvs mining dsstTsef, Cochiss county, Fizgna. and described in the official Elat aad rld hIe in this 0ffce, ss fl o~s, vi:
 Bgsi, IsiHz al a pOsy arked T YACNo 2, whence U. =. Mn. Mon, N O. ! T. D. ben TT go F coo feel 'I a " M 5 No !" bears ro' a4 E 672J feet; thence s6 70 900 feet to poss marked " M { No a;7 . 13' z5 T5so teeE 70 pcs, marked V M | No. g.; enosS 90 70 Boo feet fss usst zEa-z ed 'F. M- c No +, the same b ing isea lea with "I M s ( Nc. Is' thence ss' 90 N Csa8e coGrse) 900 feet past marked ''F M ( No s:" the co S l8' s6 W 1890 fed, iC 2 st marked Y M c S, e. h nee \ S6' 20 3Oo feet to place of beg ming Also miA s,ts as soi OSs: Beginning at a ost marked 'i ' h So 2
 ghen e U. S NJ A. No beaTs ., e g ysio feet .'i. A: Y M. C No |" se rs . to' zs " e7as f, [; thence N 777 90 I55 feet post marked " H No a. thenc 6. % l. 6SG tact Eo post marked " N . Q. g. thence as' 70 V 35o feet to t.Jrst marked "V M . S0. 4: thence g. 70 ohs fe 10 post n arked Va No 5" tnsnce S as' 20 -cs fe t7 Pl oe of besTniag; varIsticn II % sas'. containing sS- 55 acres.
 The ilc4tlon of thIs IS recorded Iu the heeoT- des's office of CochTse County Arzoaa Adjoining ci m u,s are same PsErt on the silver Soern on the sssS. sigeT hi and ate of Arsr0sE1l h C on the s1utn.
 l T per- ,u- ldIrg adverss Ia ms thereto are rs guirzd ,o present the before Ihis sfce SithiB sxJy day. the frs day of Publicati hersst, they a Ii be barred by vrSne Gf Ju TT yIsl ns of the .tsTute HEhbERt BkOWN, Register.
 LiEosGE c. BER Y, Attorney for laiEaHHt. 3-I6
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26
PArENT..
MtNING APea CA1GoN
 AA Ek&


 U 5. Land osses, Fsesan. ATiz.. March II, sssI.
 N Df3NE h hE EhEbE 1fNEA HAT ThE AN flTgiata Chi Aiis saE and Milling CoEitxny sy Oeorge C. Ter ', s toEuey n iaeg, Whose posf- once address lonbslons, AFi1oaa, has this day hied their application for . zteuf Ter ont Esoa linear feet sks ' ilysr Ch si uniag claim, bear
 Ing gald Ha -issT, siaats in tevs milsnS disfTief COcnse C0EEy, Arizoras apu dsSarlbed ia the u1ciz plat and hel8 notes file in this Ofce toiioss viz
 ClHsmsacIag POsf msfEed -i h $ h C Nc 2. thence s6 % | I4s test t0 post marked 's {. 3 C' No. a, whence U. s. mineral monument \ As. tsyis Mining iiistfict se Ts N I@ ss 4so feet eouIse z3o feet, 90 stsa ion maHamenss tEencs . IF $ l. Tsg4 5 feet to post marked 'tS M ( No &" , W cyS stste of eafl mining claim bsars g 6 r9s fee: thence s6' 90 N. 800 feet post marked ''s t M No, (" ooo feet to p st mal ked ''.s ( NJ No. B. thence IF g " 800 feet, to post marked $ ( h U Nc. 6;7 gbeHos \. s6 90 t3eo eE. 70 piaea of beginning, lr IIs 30 eAs's ccItEInlng ITz5 scrss sAea- ssis.- .h s-.s l 1. i>-n.sS. ssa Sssis.ie nfniHs sialms.
 The loaIloa of this mine is recorded iH the Recer ieT's sJsagr ol IochEse eogEgy, ATizOnaS OH paRe- ad1olnIng aImaaIs are ans PartIss oa rhr east by State Of Missouri and NgnsI- pz and tbe siiFeg QueeB the ngrth-
 Ali pzSs0as holding adverse claims thereto re- qBired to Drsssu tie be thus ofaGs within days fr the first day of publication herSef. they W.B barred by Of pT0vlSORs Of rhs statute. hERBEhE BkOMk, kSElsferf
 GEORGE C. BERRY. Attorney for Claimant 3-Is
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26
Notice of Forfeiture
SAN PEDRO MINE.

NO DR. 1. POOL, JOSEPH GARBETTS I and u, NARDINI sour hrirs OT assigns, You aru hereby nU' Ihrd by the undesstIn sd, yuHr CU-OH Der in the San TedTU inning claim. situate ia the Ri con N sun zins, County uf Cochise. TerFltoT, [ Arizona, that hs has eXprHtRa tue sum [ UI.e hundred doIiarS in the performance ,i the auuuaI work for lhe year IS9o. r" r4irrd by tue laws Ur c,FagFs~s L0 be per GuEfued up.SH said ciaiIn to hold the same
 You have failed to contribute ynur pro yIiTtt n of the expenditures required by sec iDn 2s24 ,f the Revised Statutes of th, IIaued states Ls, be H'ade- upon said clam EsfF st,e Sssly ISq8. The sum due from yOu G. he uudvT<igHed, yIur C0-GwEer in sAi6 lsIEu. s- yUuT propagation uf ths moneys ex pended hy ne HpuB said claim as above sF' uELb, ts szS each. for which you are de snsfueHJ at the date of this notice
 -iusI, yuaT heirs and assigns gre hereby 1IOtIiird that # you should tail or refuse tt, rJntrbuEe your proportion Of the above e1 seBdHure withi" RiuetY days after the pub i"atin4I of this notice once week fir ninety jays your interest in the said StH Pedru niue will ber.me the property Of yoa' rts-oWner, ihe u"drrsie Hed. who resides a lhe CIiy Of Tomb-tUHs, COchise G., A. I iiaIed AprL 4r 9r,
 JAMES GARRETT.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26
nrxtxG APFLICATI0s
 ER XXI

1T sss Office, Tacsoo Ariz, March fss 1891.
 -o IgE IS HsFS BY GIVEN THAT HE
 Virzf "a Chlei Miuiug and Milling roDRsay E fsosre c Berry, attorney in fact Nsoss Psl-oiace ,a4rs l. T6aallstoae, Arizonzs has Hssds app SSiisn sss a uztsnf Eve ea the Ldrseoia Park mi 7. s;sgsfs in Tesis Mining District, C5ehiss eo1n. ts krizoae. and tzseTib in the S.h1si pat and
 Id us.es oa hls in this office. ss foio~ss VIZ; Let N8 q B =. m e e N-c, ,-sg..,l- Is s Ais. Non. No . [. D. beafs . zs 23 VI sras feet: ihsaor 5 s3o fscs, to Post liafsse sT No a. the same befng aat f.i-c1l Nise eo'- "a q -tate af iossa rHil ste. therce ' s s99 sasf t a naked s'I P Y No > tae sasae Ossng 5s- ;,sI Sifh C r Nc of siAss cf 4Tss gla ste; rsrs,r. \ Q A s6a feet Posf aaISs8 T. ' = .o .s tbsnes . sss " sso fssf 70 post lnehNsH ts pW Nd ss the saEse being deutical H.ih esT- ' Q
 ssate 7{ N'seouri upiiI sirsi hence 3so sest "a Ilse If bssinnaE. variation IT se east' ss''s-'s az five fs1 scfss ,t. F.re-= z-s.4 fsfe rf ocSiss c1afay, trs9si-4; Ai1 fs,.g.,s sss sauae Elarsiez oa sase 7arit P Fte9
 is.,r5 N $ and os, the s-ath hy staie s i',~e MS = -,-
 s3 ,sTssas Dol Eng sssssrse gtsiH1s tt-tss,.
 ssi =, s4ssefi the sane belsFe tsls osneF - -
 17,- sys g5o7l the hrst day oi ploi ea - e e ,ss - 15 Id ig tarr iy sifffs a tiae rF Nsiqias t4 tS 'nsy y. ' i' ~ fsr REs RT Ba OWN, keg5s CT.
 e,s6eeF C. R1EEg. Asterrsy iosO--aassst, ss's'
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26
sssRRsF&,s sAEE.

i By virtue of an execution issued out of the Justice Court of C E Al. word In and Tor ihe county of Coci,iss, Territory ot Arizona, 10 me diFecs sed and d. ilVered on judgment reBdcr. ed iIs said court on the 18th day of February, l89 {. in favor of s TriGole and aRs,nst Ed. Ho,opp, wherein au, commanded to make the sqm oi SIS j7 damages with interest there. O" from date of judgment at the rate ot--prr cent per snnUm uHtil paid. tngethes with $I2 .57 costs and ae- oruing costs:
 have this day levied upon the following described property, 10 ii: The hiidesheim min situaied in he rombs one m,nlng district, shU,t hrce miles soathesst "f Tombstone. county or Corh'se, A. T. The abov. ie ,crihed m is re .lCcs,ion of the Hanover miHe.
 Puhlio notice is hereby given ths' on We If esday, the 29h Day tf| April, 1891, between Ihe hours o1 5 m aIsd p m ln front of the sher- ifs office in the ci of Tombstone Co "hise county Arizona Territory, I W ilI sell all itte right, tile and interest oi the said E Ho'opp in and 10 the above described property at public aucrion, io he highest and hest bid. ter, for cash, lawful money of the United $ a'es, 10 satisfy said execu tiDn sad a c0>is.
 Dated this, the 7,h day of April 1891.
 CB MELTON, Sheriff.
 By NJ McGUIHK Deputy Sheriff
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-26

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
 pJTtatiun. Headquarters department
 of Ariz na, Office Chef 0uauermaster,
 Los Angeles Cal. Marcn 2G, ISqI- Seal
 ed proposals vii be reCeveI at this
 uffiCe un u iI o'clock a. m. TUESDAY
 April Fl 1891 and oJeued imnedia ely thereafter in the presence Of bidders for transportation by wagnn of military sup
 pines during the hscai year ending Jgne 90, iSg2, Ou ron -es In the Department .f A.IzJEa as follows: ROUTE No. l. From any point oursIlroad 70 Fort Gran!
 Fort Thomas and San Carlos A. T. ana from Fort Grant 10 Fort Thomas md San Carlos 4 T and from Fort Thom IS 10 San Carlos. ROUTE No 1-Frnm any point on railroad 90 Fort Bowie 4 T. ROUTE No 3-FTom H0lbrook tu Fort Apache A. I. ROUTE No. 4-FrOm Hua- chuca station 10 Fort Huackuca A. T. ROUTE No 5-From any point on rail- road to Fort Stanton N M. ROUTE No 6-From Wingate Station to Fort Wingate, N. M. ROUTE No. 7-From on any point on raiir,Jad to Fort Bernard N. II. Specifications, general ius'ruc- tons to bidders and blank forms of pro- Dossl will be furnished on application to this oflHe, or to the OuaTtermasier at Santa Fe V. N. A: ;. KIMBALL Q lafseTmasier |. S A. Chief Quarter master.