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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-30

''uErLo' BARB. YcJ ARE our LATE"
70 hirnself. as IL thinking aloud "a tryin'
and wearin' life. but this Is the last
Of IL I've struck !. rich aud have sold
out before nv luck tnrrs."
lie took a slip of blue paper from his
bosom aud read e over. 'I'orty thou-
sand dollars from Chimes aud Hoyle for
nv claim. Rays schoolin IL done and his
prospects are goctI Thank God I've
aoue veil bv Tie kid. An he's twenty.
Ave come this month. IL 20 back to
the states an marry Agnes. an settle
down ON the farm"
The sound Of arrroachinr bcofs Dis
turhed hls reverie. and az he stopped 10
gather up his tools . girl 81 seventeen.
riding sstride a ragged clay -colored
cayuse, came IN sight She would have
been ludiicrous spectacle 20 eyes ae-
eustored a. the conventional eques-
trienne. but II Capt. George. who
approached her with hearty greeting.
there WINS nothing Improper in her
ucsie of riding or in her dress, which
consisted Of . coarse bite blouse. and \
eixirt OF she same material re@hinr a
iltsle bslow tha snees bound at the
slender waiss with a bright Mexican
scarf in which we're seen the handles q
a pair of pistols IeGgins and raoeeas-
n 81 enhanced leather we're upon her
feet and . grssy souhrero covered Der
heal Ia spitc e her nscouth dress.
- siri ~res s;rilsivriy han isorle. vita
chestnut bravn bar. eisar hlue eyes. n
red alouth and lrnngy nlolsiesi chin.
1hcre was an ar - di1nity and resoia-
tior abrrt hrr. ard sesrirsvne~s IA her
~aze. which 81 eaes chslierxed zdnirs-
tian anf resocs.t
sHeiar. Bark zen arc cut late. : sasi
Cart tsco--e. zr-g,rotelsiag shs Firi.
who sill LIGHTLY frcrn the cavn.se ani
care {. ext VITA sas switch she heii
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-30

sluiee. A year ago this turbid stream
was as clear as crystal and rnirrored
only upon It's pellucid bosom the red
berries of the mountain ash, the camp
fire Of the Indian or the gaunt form Of
the grizzly who came down from his
rocky fastness ~ slake his thirst Ia it,
cool waters-
A party of wandering mountaineers
discovered gold in the sands upon the
waters edge. and suddenly. as II by
magic. a town sprang mp of two thou
sand SOILS, who toiled all day hidden
from TIE light Of the sun down IN the
rawlings or worked 20 hugo windlas3es
extending orer unsightiy holes in
shafts. dragging up by sheer strength
Of muscle great buckets Of dirt from
the bowels OF the earth.
II was evening in Las Cheritas. The
sun kissed the snow-eapped summit
which lowered over the town, 1T his
touch linger for an instant as II in ben
ediction, then vanished. and far up.
streaming from behind the mountain, q
few rosy rays trembled. then melted
into the clear purple Of the sky. and the
silver horn Of the young moon hung in
the heavens
The sounds Of the blows OF pick and
shovel were still. the buckets swung
idly upon the ropes and a living stream
of men from every country and of every
race and type poured down the slopes
and trough the streets Of the town.
with the iInpl ments Of their tod upon
their shoulders and their gold pans
under their arms They shouted tests
90 each other. sang fragments of songs,
walked by twos or in groups colve-s-
ING. or slouchet uoodly and sullenly
toward their cabins.
Smoke curied in r-arly gray spirals
from the rude chiinneys, and soon the
fragrance of coffee and fried bacon filed
the evening air.
Upon n bowlsler near a shaft at the
side OF the trail. one of this toiling army
of gold seekers fingered, looking down
upon the familiar scene. lie sat in a
thoughtful attitude. with his shovel and
pick 1T his feet A magnificent speci-
men OF manhood, he was. fully six feet
IA height. with strong intelligent face,
clear dark eyes, and curling hair falling
over the collar of his clay stained
Josie" Sitting thus In the waning
light. he was figure IN harmony with
his surroundings, the mountains behind
him. and ut his feet the noisy stream,
which dashed itssf into yellow white
foam. as it fell over Z miniature preci
pice. the basait OF tho rocks seeming
black by contrast
His thoughts were evidently pleasing.
for he smiled 20 himself and took no
heed OF the gathering shadows
Ills cabin was half a mile up the
slope. away from that babel down
below. with is fights and brawls. gin
shops and gambling bells. but he did
not seem Ia his usual haste 10 seek IL to-
night. Its been hard pull" he said
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-30

SDkR the shsd-
o~ Of frowning
mountains Z b .
nining town OF
Las cheritas
strctehsd itself
ia one IN z
stress upon the
borders Of =
d g ep sw tt
stream. whose
W at rs were
turkid ana mud
0 from tho
d u m p 4 n g 8,
d yk ings and
frailip0S of fha
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-30

sSnpx. Ask draes - fsr Hfsss's paoesss-s~r
II ~ aNrrx sasnS eafa ! ,tsS affS esnF "a place
- fhis ieafe ftx afsf fasefst1Fe fncsaS< rrfes
= lsftef saf =. ~eus ~ frterR r&4
~ 81 e&f~. fsmphfef 81 b3eta se*s~a ~
sefnpe asssmps Aea~nss TIE HeeG fh< ~
80 g.. fsl g seS~sff 49,. nsr4f AfrA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-30
Woods Phospho a i'm q.

frcmpfls snd peyman-
entity rurt< al forms -
Nervous " ne>s Ern-
is<iess <pr-Hs tnrTses
imfc enry and 81 es>efs
~ shu-r ~ lar~Ses.
feen pre<erftse over s.
f~sFs - fhnHss asis "a
Eases = ths e<ts Erassl
80 sxn aaStsr vearrfs =
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06
Township Fund.
Notice, Boys and Girls.

Prof. w. s. Burks, founder of the
jefferson Davis College, of Minden,
offers free tuition for two years, to- a
son or daughter of an ex-Confede-
rate soldier of BOssier parish, sub
iect to appointment by the Parish
Superintendent of Education. AS
there are so many deserving boys
and girls in our parish, have Sc
lected a method of appointment by
which all may have a chance at the
appointment, to-wit: have select
ed certain number between l and
100, aud the boy or girl guessing
nearest this number will receive the
appointment. In case of u tie, they
may guess again, All guesses must
be sent to me by August Goth, 1891.
This scholarship only includes
tuition for two years.
Very Respectfully,
A. j. MURFF,
Sup't of Education for Bossier Par
Benton, La.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06
TULANE UNIVERSITY
OF Louisiana.

Tv1uIane University embraces College, High
School. II. Sophie NewcOmb Memorial
College for Young Women, Law and Medical
Departments The College has four parallel
courses: Classical, Literary, Scientific, and
Engineering There is also special course OF
Electrical Engineering. Next Annual Session
of the Academical Departments including the
p Sonbie Newcomb College, begins October
1st. law Department opens November 10th.
Medical Department, October 18th.
For special or general catalogues, apply tG
the Secretary of the University, Tulane Hall
WM. PRESTON JOHNSTON,
oet2I President.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06
Antl-Lottery Meeting.
TO BE HELD AT PLAIN DEALING

There viii be an anti-Lottery
meeting at Plain Dealing on Wed
nesday, August 26th, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at which time the Plain Deal
ing Anti-Lottery League will be or
gsnized.
The meeting will be addressed by
Col. J. A. Snider and A. J. Murff,
ESQ of Bossier, and Gen. T. F. Bell
and Col. W. 81. Wise, of Shreve-
port, and other prominent speakers.
All voters are invited and earnest
" requested to attend.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06
The Connecticut
INDEMNITY ASSOCIATION
Of Waterbury. Conn.


2. L. NA WYER, President.
OFFERS GUARANTEED INSURANCE
AT ONE THIRD LESS THAN OLDLLNE
RATES,
A nd COMBINES the SECURITY of the
n safest Companies with the LOt0 Cost OF
common sense requirements. Rates are pro-
nOunced ample to meet all demands.
Rates are reduced after . term of years.
Policies are incOntestible after two years
CASA Values and Paid up Insurance are
features of this plan.
Company has been in successful operation
six years. nj.
and Accident Policies.
Chartered by the State of Connecticut.
Capital, $500, 600.
Write to this Office for rates and blank ap-
plicatiOns.
We want good, live Agent in every town.
city and parish. Address
j. ]. SCOTT, State Manager,
3l2 Common street, Shreveport, La.
dec
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06
'iptiOns Paid in July

p4OnS RAID In July.
\ .p'alO \. B. Murff, to July 26,
W W. L. Adger, to July 2,
u DR.. R. B. Martin fper j.
OaoseO) to May 10, 1892, s3;
Aadlug, to July Q, 1892, 81;
! ea'duer, to July 9, 1892, 81;
: s'lnsOu, to July 16, 1892, 81
'. \. DOles, for 1S9O-91, SO;
S'Oiey, to Feb. s, 1892, 81;
: STROUD, for 1891, 81; j. NJ.
ss ,sas per B. A. Kelly) to May
III L. ]. Burks, to July l6,
VI ". H. &C. B. Hodges (per
: aerrOnl to July 16, 1892,
u zones (per 81. H. Mont.
% July 16, 1892, 81; W. B.
% March 81, 1892, So; W.
saaO (per ]. G. Barnett) tc
s 1892, 81; W. K. Baten
! 6s2, 81; Primus johnson
1892, 81; F. j. Burk,
Burks) to July %, 1892
~. Anderson, 2 g to Oct. 80, 1891
( Larkin, Feb. 6, 1892
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06
W. HIVE R F,

will find it TO their advantage to see J: w.
ONLEY, agent for James Leffel q Co., Man
nfacturers. Steam Engines from S-norse pow
ar to horse power, to suit your wants
This Machinery is Of the best that ie made;
and at such priees and arrangements IN pay
ment, that any person can reasonably reach:
Am orders Of inquiries addressed TO J. W.
ONLEY, Bellevue Postofice, Bossler parish
will be promptly attended TO.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06

", Ben Holman, one of the lead
and wide-awake retail merchants
SA'sVepOrt, is offering special in
'Asnts to every one seeking bar
IN dry goods, dress goods, nov
boots, shoes, hats, etc. When
New York recently his selections
y made with care and with the
Of meeting competition from
y quarter both as to quality and
Heis now ready to supply the
a Of his friends and customers
invites every one to call and sec
'slection.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06

(sltOn shipments from Benton,
N Louis Southwestern Railway,
m SeOtember /, 1890, to July 81,
|ml. vers 1889 bales. This is a
M showing for Benton.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06
announcement.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

FOR DISTRICT ATIUhNEI.
We are authorized to announce A. j.
MURFF, ESQ.,, as candidate for District At
torney of the Second Judicial District, COM
nosei of the parishes of Bossier, Bienville and
Webster; sub bject to nomination by the Dem
ocratic party.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06

Ne advertisement of Tulane I'm
|urslty of Louisiana. This is a
|smvedIy popular institution of
suing, With a very able faculty,
hiis doing great good.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06

4, and Mrs. q. N. Sibley enter
|.i,.d . number of their young
|G.,ds with a delightful sociable
aTuesday night.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06

r,RL. T. Heron is our regular
|..,,,,iaed agent to solicit and re-
n for subscriptions to the Bos-
i, Banner.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06

During the rain storm which pre-
aed last Saturday afternoon, the
house on the Smith place in
dIsVue was blown down, and in
town and vicinity a number of
w we're blown up by the roots
dtvisted of several feet above
ground by the wind.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06
Parish Budget for 1891.
To T'resp0ssers.

MO hunting or trespassing will be allowed on
IN my plantation, situated six miles below
Shreveport, on Red River, and known as
NO"'i ~ D. z. NICHOLSON.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06
ENGINES AND BOILERS
FOR SALE.

Darties wanting to purchase ENGINES and
L BOILERS, PULLEYS and BETTING,
in fact irst-class
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06

ooite 4 number o a">ore Seek
.A,a q fsh-fry on Lake Bodcau,
,ha Bellevue bridge, on last
n.,sdav.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06

Very heavy rains fell in this par
On last Thursday afternoon and
sadsy afternoon. Saturday the
n poured down in torrents and
II accompanied by strong winds
iterriHs - of thunder.
The Bossier banner., 1891-08-06

Nearly every pne hears some news
aaiOnally, but very few are they
tdiyide with the Banner. 1t is
lddered, asa matter of course,
ata newspaper man knows every
ihg and very often a big mistake
nsdp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

The Two Republics says that the tobacco yield in the State oI Vera Cruz promises 10 be good this crop. The production in the Tuxtlas district alone is estimated to be worth over SS00. eco on this crop. A large part of the crop from this district goes in leaf to Havana and there it is sold as ns- tive product. There are tricks in the Havana tobacco trade, as we'll as in others, and many man who iaagines he is smoking ''ine Havana" IS paff. ing Mexican weed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15
IEu achuea Hits.
IHuachucA seatineLI


 Major and Mrs. Rafferty are settled in their beautifully furnished quar- ters.
 The flag was displayed at haIi-staf on Tuesday, the day of the funeral of Hon. Vim Windom, late Secretary of the Treasury, Minnesota's greatest son. The Paymaster, with his usual pTomptuess will. no doubt, arrive next week, when the boys in blue will be happy once more, but look out for that little game"
 Private Miachen, Co. D." 9.h In fantry, at present on duty in the Cam teen, has deposited money with the commanding officer to purchase his discharge from the army. Business training tells every time and We hope he viii meet with success as citizen. Officers row is gradually thinning out. Lieut.. Vim is on leave at WalIa Wslla, decided change from our gen isl climate Oi the south. Three at Phenix already accounted for. Dr. Patzki will in 8 few days start on 8 long leave of absence for Canada. Lieut.. Campbell Is examining the irons and fastenings on his boxes so as 10 be in readiness to leave here about the 18th inst. for the school oi applica. on.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

The slsg dump at the T. NJ. and M. smelteT ia being worked over by the company. The first weeks work has demonstrated that it will pay hand somely. But four men are at work at present, but since the success of the undertaking Is assused many more will probably he put to work. It is estimated that it would take four men six years to go through the big piece ol sLag.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

Cattle men in this section win be interested lo know that papers have been fled at Santa Fe incorporating the Deming Cattle Pen company, with a capital of 5000. The Headlight says that il Is inc purpose oi the com pany to siuk wells and to pus up ex- tensive cattle pens out on the ranges about Deming, to facilitate the holding of stock coming in there Tor shipment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15
DELIzoUExr TAX HIST.


w. walker, nTs TOm, TosbstOas. ws.ker' 'ti0I ". I. Tom hs,oEs lot '' " iS, ock sS. iaruIta1e...'..... aOo co S4 Wat, c K. Tombstone. hJt i6,
 block is. faTnitsts.. SoO Co iS 60 WtiiiR. F. fomb.toI c, tot iT-
 block s5 lois asA 2. block S. goo co ss4 lots snd io block i2.......... 1yo % Waters, " q, TomhEtonp, lots
 ', II and F, bleek So. .,.-..- I25 co wiiks fsBbstoDe l5i (,
 block T, hoEeyoosnb min. N. wiif.. Dr c (. Toin6sto. e. fur
 tRIs. bOFss aEd bnEEy, sar
 cal iusirumsEE .-.---.- ---. Q 0 5a 10 West, A E, T mbstaIe, tot n, wiss, s 5, Benson, ieJ g Gl-ek
 sae6s and ifens so,,--,.... 5000 s e Wilkiu-OI, L Y, Benson. ii sJ
 and a. block S0, fuFuiture....- go U0 8E4 Wilson k HgliHE4d, Lower San
 Pedrc liver. I sa1dae ho -r, 2U0 wfiibyS, Laid and a;rIs io. 70 -' ' "
 II U ChuCa IaOUn- afu~, Ash
 CaGyun, raHcb, 2 mGl -s. l2 sad
 de borsGs 48 bulls, l4O8 cs'te.
 b1ggics TRt wagon, ba--
 Bess, trsls, ttc.-.....-........ I2 I23 co 8S7 % ranch, 2 saddle hITsss, lJ0 esttle. 2n oxen wagons w l4le 10 q @ , Walker, As'. KEzseIsHle lrn- l'Foy-naerts % ca t'e, ] cad ue hoIss, 10 eat,l. .,...... sso 50 % ss WsEa9ui, A I. VI tlgr a. lot bIOck 22; lOI- 60, q and ls blCCk 29; toC Cis-.-.....-... 50 oo l2 g3 Washington Can C C., Sulphur Spring Valley. D -aT - BoWlr. lmPTOV' Is; sulphur SPr'g ! Valley, lmT oyemeEts- 70 sed- 1 de horses, soo eaite, wagon 1 weiH, II, Dos Cabezss, sds6e l hOuse, muiss, hoFyss. q
 wiIiisms Joi n D, Bi.Jee. | hSare sOuih s'de of road to l Tombst0Ee. fuTnitGte, waiCh ! S0a wagon ............-..... Ss4 co Il 70 v. l York, Jss TonbstODe, Iots :, l g. std lO baoek $ .-........... Iso co gs l Young, A Y, Tomestone, mic SCst or toWn-.--.- .,.-.-.-.-. SOo Q N
 NOiics is hereby given that I. James p M~- AlilStrT, CyuEty Treasurer and eN-ctfiCIO Tax Collector iH and for Cochise County wsu apply 10 the District ouft held in and for said county at the court house in the CIgy Of TOulbst nr, said Courty al the regular May term thzreJf to Dc held commencing on the lltb day oi May l5gl for jId Sment against the lands and real estate and personal property dt scrh-d ID the for. gong list for said taxes. co Is, penalty and m teregt and fer an ordEr to sell the same for the satisfaction tkereOf, that said application will be made Tor sad judgment order al To O clock a. m al the opening ol the said court on the said IIth day of May, A D. l'9i, or as sOon thereafter 1 as counsel can be heard, and a further notice is hereby given that on the Monday following the said Ilth day of May. Is9I, eonlmeqcing a, TO clock a m. on said day, all the land and real estate and personal property for the de oi 1 which an order shall be made. will be txpOscd ! to public sale al the said Court House in said City of Tombstone for the amount of taxes, In- teTesJ, penalty and costs due thereo1.
 WItnssS HIy hand JREs 2sth day oi January,
 tsgI. JAS. r. MCALLIS TER, Couaty lEsasureT and Cv-offlClo Tax Collector m aEd Tor Cochise unty. AFiEona Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

ROUGH ON DIRT SOAP take. .hs
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

Y.rosss, Tso>. Tonb-toos. lal :.
 bhsca SS .............-...-. VsFcrlliao, gohn, Bissse. 2
 AAA A-N- Hss. sssz----4-r Fairmaeis. Frtnc,ecr. ssa rrG.
 70 riFers mile above Snake ra1cz, imgfovfHcBsr, fsFnis tnre 3 horse . as steck eatfie.
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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15
DELlSaUKSr TAX .lsv.
COchiSe County. Arizona Ter'Y
FOR THE YEAR IsSO.

Tss sssss5ss >-Ez:: att=- >f se----Ea ss. al.s Territorial and County taxes tor toe year ass9 nc4 dshHq aont in and for Cocbise coaBty, sHd . ieecFiptioR Of the pr0peEty ia said Uoasty upof whfeh taxes are que. tcgetasF with ths assessed valuAtiau Snd he amount of sDca dettnSueat tax eosss and PsgesniAkS Tor toe yrur issS'
 Vaiuartou. TsH
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

san Ped Q MIufnE CGspsBy, Tom Dbsfnne, b--lvisian r.i fse sury y Mining ( szn, No. iti8. $ A. lOts 1. 2, 8. (, 5. aBd a-..s.-..-s-.--.s.-s s.5.-a-l --.sa..-.. 1 Sch 1eHtipz. q. Tsui s- tsus, lot 9 block &; iat 5, clock (, fEf- utfHrs ana nencaandise smfta. V A, agvft Dszn Rich
 mond niDes Dean kiehaoad sm'th Yrank. Joe Heva rageat, Tenbssons, ig, a. hoes 5i,... StGmp, HaN NE e. Tomhstnue. lots 6 a8d If. bIock =; Hus- ehges mounsa sLs, csanua bz ! qEaffz mills...- s.,-s. s..Iss.--. Sprnser, J 8. Tomb tnBe, sof B. blGfk : .-..-.s...- -l--- ssmans a s0n, Tom p4sas4. I.ziz Hook mIne, No. iif, iA.se acres. iUt a, block ls, fafEi- tuFs and msreAsaa ss -.... Sterling SilveF GiBing Con- pay, roraasto e. Paar X hiGe. No. ss, zt zcrfs, iice Do iclug. pzrt of e a, fszna a.. binuE A, YizsHA hois-, GFqgi,d H0z boiss, wear ioss. FiziEa miH~. Groa c q. C Haill. ios %, hioek lS. 1 sosEe, ssi Un and harHr ..-.-.s.-s .-....s sNslr, C V. Tosubet me, ! fs ls. i4 and fT. sisek O. fan iurs and lrhra-y ...-..-... ..... sydo4, F. Tr4 sstsue. isa agG soatn "a of 3. fo k a5. iu.a,- tnre e aG mese an I ss. ........ SmHb, Q C, I'oEl hsss1Ee. fa 2z
 hiock e ............. .. Sm ta, 9Hsk, rssabri.ssst', e. l- 234 c sad .. D oeK H.-...... SaH pi. gs aiug essn psny, Tsmb .Be. Sta Bera miisss. No IUf. is-sa acng-
 SloHer x ~, agent T O. -ia.ar. Weies minr. S . izL lf 2s acre; Sa-t ptd RiF z mi i- nsii- aHd raEca sa tAe -aa J i. de |. BaFrtlrcs J Nozs e islG efrsEf. ffFnilEse, rafe etfice fa4aisura, 3 horses, wagon hsr- nGss. etc-, mower, farming isn- plensnfe. haistipa words, dwelling Aoare. boarding hoHse. etc s--- ---ss .--- slsngtter, J A.. Tom5ei0n 4, lot l.. biock 5, fzfuifares ] horse,
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

iass @ 8 g 90 O n@ i@a !" E
 7a 50 S @ ss So e1 ts @ 4H
 Gi @ S ss
 IS O c sss n a e
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

sss @ GS cake.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

AAaAlAu AcL4ne. c ". HRsckaes noau. tAtR-, raf ch niles east Of Fort huachnca, faraitars, S0 cattle in trast, hs-s-, male, co cattle, I NaRGl. harness and rzddie ..-...---.--.-.- I.E6a Mckay, dAs, D sGabeEsz, nouse and lot. t0-stRRP mill. .-..... 5.s0o
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

Nigro. PEsqr alr, TsmbsIoue. .l0fs fl, @ ABd s. t3- ts. @. fh, IT
 and s. Blcck s9. lots a. IA IS aud 2s, blOCk ?, {: tot, 8. 1 and s.
 hiosk 6; iot %. hlcck I5; lass
 10 and t9, block So: iuts 5, 6
 End (, hla k %, lot 1. h ock [,
 fa'uitaFr, Ha-Frhaadize. horse
 zla -==s. EasA=-, =A--hs- ss..
 hain s1rsef merchandise .... e97 NolGn, Esrtid, Tom bstOnc, lot
 Q. block a......-.........-.- T5 SoTth. H, Tomhstone, l0t I7,
 F lnH k 2 s.as f..- -. - .- .a4-.s-.s 91 Mar tiai, c, agent. tombstone,
 RsiubOR mine. No. Soo, i9.T4
 ssres -..................-.--..- ioO Seils0n, N. st DESids, h0gse
 aud iot. 2 horses, wagon and
 haFne-s -.....--z---.-.- Ssf Nsza. Henry F. soi I, eC :, Tis, R a and S E l-f oi SEi4Sec
 22. T is, R q. 75 snTes..-. .. ISs
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

Enaii-h, AR, TambstOEe, l9ts
 IL ls, ts snd J5. blecS 44, BEs
 Pedr0 Ealne No. si, l2-se seI es, Little Psaro mine No. e, ii @ Eerss. -oEth Bs lo' n. h'Cck S, watch. furBltBFs, library ,hOEse aud b1EEN --s.s.r 100 ss.s-'
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-02-15

Johnsun, Jerome, Ton 8Et0ne, ..
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displayed great anxiety to touch me. if only the hem of my blanket. and they offered me clothing which tirm- ly refused, telling them that it would he an insult to the great spirit to hide the form which he gave fron his sight by bundle of the white mems rags. They leaped from their horses and de- sired me to take the best one for my own, but I refused, telling them that the great Messiah would only ride a burro, which they did not have.
 On showing me an insane man, they requested me to drive the evil spirit out of the man. l had found bottle of c-.loroform the previous day, and unnotioed l spilled some over my cap, and placing it over his nose, making s few passes and saying few Latin words, produced a profound slumber. He swoke with reason regsined.
 This exploit, together with the fact that for two days ate but A piece of dog meat, convinced them that l was the Messiah. The multitude followed me from one village to another. Run uers were sent out ahead to notify all of my approach. I could discern miles ahead on tops of hills people looking for my coming.
 l was received everywhere with ut most reverence. They insisted upon my riding a horse. refused, saying that the wind would carry me on my journey. They answered that the wind would carry thu horse also. I was liged to accept the finest stsl- lion equipped with saddle and gun. I took ten year old girl who could speak English, with me on the saddle, telling them as l departed that must go and gather all the Indians and that no paleiace's blood must be shed until descended to earth again riding on a quarter moo" in cyclone.
 Three braves accompanied me as guides and to escape them was obliged to dron behind before reaching the point where was to make my as cension and at an oppOrtune moment seized branch overhanging the trail and swung myself into the thick foli- age which overhung the river. After giving up their search for rue drop ped into the stream and iiOated down on log for several miles.
 To be Continued