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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Jack Martin, ioFn1srIy oi this place. has been elected one Of the aldermen on the Peoples ticket in Telluride Colorado. The firm of Martin and Rundie has been prospering since starring there three years ago. They complain somewhat of the cold win- ters bot the summers are pleasant. 4 letter received in Tombstone from the re, states that Lawrence sbe printer wbo used 10 be in Tombstone had just arrived there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
isasm. .

". 4. Mills, land ageat of she c. P. road wires ss follows,
 "A Minnesota man who adyeriises California real estate for sale. but adds ia his advertisement that no one with less than s2.oOo need apply. has in my judgment got held Of the right idea about Gaiiiiioroia ir.. migration. People ough. 10 begin to realize that we no nol want in California the same class of migrants that is drawn to other Western States. We cannot ad. vocaie the advantages for general farming; we want specialists. The man who comes here wants S2000 at feast, nos to buy land only, for he can get land cheap ennHsh hnt ss. .,l,i O.. tine land after he gets it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Notwithstanding the eHormons de ticit in the Italian treasury, and mur- nurs of taxpayers against the heavy burden they are already compelled to bear. the Italian government has be- gun the construction of four first class cruisers, work upon which will be pushed to completion with sll pos sible expedition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
FfGuFrx Be I.se.
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There is broad statement in Mir. Newelps census bulletin, which hurts AriEona's feelings more than his in- correct figures. IL is that the natural water supply IS about exhausted by the 65.S2l acres, and that for the ex- tension oI is system oi irrigation the territory must depend on artificial storage This is haily contrAdicted. J. II. MaEtineau, the civil and hydrau- lie engineer at Tucson, has sent on s statement =ss;,%iiiE tiilstt twenty-tii,T~e incorporated companies now have AT nsiles Of siitchss irrigsting g 600 acres ai land. all dra wing their suppiy from Sal, and Gila rivers. He also rspora, l6l miles Of private ditehes, irrigating z5. 5.i00 seres, drawing their water from the San Pedro and Giia rivers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Harry Harper a miner st the Silver Bill mine ia rurquois was seriously inisred Saturday night by Jack Me Mahoa. The trouble was being in- vestigased today, Harper has badly cat head and back. Dr. GoodfeIlow visited him yesterday and dressed his wounds, which were made by club or some similar instrument.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

George Walker. who was the main witness against Cummings and Whit nev. and wlao is At present iu Tuesop, sill he brought back cn charge Of shooting young Nichols st Bisbee. He is as pre~ens out On 500 bonds under whseh he was piaresi i.y Jnssiee Perrin. os Bis.,ea. Nichols is nss yss ssnssasrsa oas si danger.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
CassIs News.

tTncsGn Citizen.)
 The cattle pens af the railroad this morning were tie scene 0i bnslie and infusion. There were being lnaded for MT. Powell Of Los Angeles l5 cars oi feeders 2, 3 and year oids purcHaas. ed of s. OHerio and J. Elias, prominent ranehers of the county. The price paid is Ter lenE year als!z and e%e: S!4 f0T three year olds of which they ~ere most, sl3, and for two year oids SiG. Oi the shipment some 40 head were purchased of Mir 0ieVio, and the bal anee, about 50 head of Mir Elias. The irainload lefi for California this after noon. The stock are, so caGtlemen say, as fine shipment Of feeders as has ever been made from Tucson. A shipment of ITS head of steers will be made from the pens tomorrow slse a quantity Of calves from Marsh and Driscoils ranch for Mir Riley Of San Francisco. The price paid is 2 cents pound cash and s7 per head fer the calves. This shipment is st; hesf cattle and nice fat stock it is r. ported.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Owing to the fact thai nc cattle have been imported from Me1ieo since the Mckinley bill becsme law She stock inspectors as all the ports Of entry have been retired. They have been drawing pay for SIX months and ssle government has inst discoyered that they haze had nothing to do.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

ChaSiey Holbrook one of the we'll known esttlemen of Sonora came uT, yesterday and returned today. H, looks longinsiy forward to the time when the reciprocity treaty will be- come operative.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The regular meeting of St. Paurs Guild will be he'd at the residence oi Mrs. ", c. Read on Fremont street. Wednesday April Is, at 2 o'clock p m. Subject for discussion: ''Th, Worlds Fair"
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The Copper Queen gets 8 great deal of its lumber from Oregon by way of Gusymas It is shipPec thele by yes sel and run up to Bisbee on the N M. & A. road.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

]. Y. Viekers has returned from inc hcme ranch of tipe ciiricahaa Cattle Co. He attended the annual meeting af slse company which was held there Toe ole officers were elected Tor de ensuing year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Dr Gray left for Tucson today where he will make contracts for spraying cattle. He has just finished with the herd of the Tombstone company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Bisoee is faIi of life and ~ilI be for fes days. the occasion being the meeting of the Arizona Grand Lodge, l. c. 0. F. Prominent citizens from all parts of lhe territory are present.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

HIsERs ksp fEosrEcToRs.-wanted to knov She location Of some good dry placer dsggings, where newly in
 vented dry washer can be applied; cor espondenee solicited. GEo. M. Red. 3 Myrtle ss.. waitharn Mass. 223m
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Daniel Whitmore and J. M. Cum mings oi the Omega mining Co of So nora Mexico, have dissolved partner ship The former advertises tfse latter ont in the last issue Of the Nogales Racori.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

One trainload Of oranges passss over She Southern Pacific road every day. This vin keep up during the present month and a part oi next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The Pspaso Indian camp near town has been abandoned, the occupants having gone to Risbee. There were about twent y-fsve Q: ihem.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The incorporation of the Sehoenfield and Heyman siores in Seattle anu Pbsnix has been decided upon. Th' incoTporators heinz B. Heyman, Gus Heymaa and L. Sehoenfeld.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

4 contract for grading 90 miles Of the new road from Deming to Topolo bAmco has been let to 4. M. Tenny O. Disz Mexico. Work will be commenc cd at once.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

An enormous reservoir of water Is0 feet below the surface has been dig covered at Fl Goieo. small car@van station in the midst of the Sahara desert.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The democratic central committee viii meet tonight st the court house. Whether they will appoint delegates or hold primaries is still uncertain bot it is probable the latter course wilI be pursued.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

exact facts of the New Orleans tragedy and totally unmoved by threats and protestatiODs from any source.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

WA Fiege, the cattle buyer is in town. He went to look al Joe Hosfier, steers to day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

" z Greer. :s !s..-.:..: !s..-.:..::ii::!::::s i:!:::s she us= chRce post with beef. IL is said t0 b, of excellent quality.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
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sa&rrsek--IH TsaEssane. April E by Charles Granville gahason, Lem. ass c shstsack e EllEsAs1h osea- isa. bOah ss ssssss. -.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The oso Negro stage went out to-ds. with large load of freight and par sshgeFs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Mir. J. Blewett and wife returned yesterday from California Mir. Blew etts health is greatly improved.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Guaymas has ITS acres of bearing orange trees and 500 acres of young trees.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

There were forty men oR the Fsy roll of tle Silver Bill mine at Turqloi, this month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

wAsHISGToS.-It is certain that
 Minister Porter has been fully inform ed oI the attitude of the state depart ment and that he has already inter posed wilh the Italian government by direction of the department with good results in the explanation of American methods Of jurisprudence. Whether Secretary Blains's reply so the Marquis of RudiaPs note. for the reply was written. has yet reached the Italian government by one or the other ofthese means Of communication is not known here. bata recurrence 10 the concluding naFagrsphs of ibe Sec resary's note to tie Marquis Emperlsli contains satisfactory eviaence ei the fact ths,tihe government Of inc United stsies ~ill succeed in the negotiations in digaifie,i manner. avoiding undue haate in tIss treatment of subject o! saeh gravity as Una: involved awaiting shs reports es iis owa officers q. to tAs
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Several members of the Tombstone iodge--I. o. 0. F.-left for Bisbee yes terday io attend the grand lodge.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

NsS YoRK-Baron Fara, the Italian minister st Washington sailed for Europe on the French steamer La Gaseogne. A number of proarinen, Italian citizens and some of the at- taehes Of the Italian Consul office were at the pier to ste him of. lie will go direct to Rome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The postofice at Olathe, Kansas has been robbed of every letter ir il 4
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

More new goods q, Myers & Bro to- day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The export Of specie from New York fast week amounted 8 ,4l0.OOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The Lamb brothers of FsirbAnk have purchased the Herdie coach line in Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Some very rich quartz has been found in the Chel 1kee strip and great excitement prevails in consequence at Arkansas City, Kansas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The new contract for furnishing beef and wood to the Territorial prison allow the following rates: Six and one half cents per pound for meat and s274 per cord for wood.--Yuma Sem tinel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The president has appointed Rich. c. Kerns of Missouri a member Of the Inter-Continentsi Railway Commiss- jon, in place of George NJ. Robinson, resigned.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

sT LoUTs-A Santa Fe \. NJ. special says:
 The New Mexican is in receipt of advices from southeastern Arizon a which states that the White Mountain Apsehes are very uneasy and that they will go on the warpath. They are having much trouble among themselves, there being some shooting or cutting scrapes almost daily and & general feeling of uneasiaess prevails which bOdes no good to settlers in that part of lhs southwest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

From Aoaaas. Dpsls.
 The fare from Fairbank to Benson is now ap even dollar.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Ro~E.-Several newspapers of this city to-day say that they are able to confirm The report circulated yesterday that if the Marquis RudinPs last note is not answered by the U. s. govern ment at a certain date, the United States Minister, Hon. A. c. Porter, will be requested 10 leave Italy, and the Italian legation will be recalled, I allan interests being left in charge oi the British minister. It is now asserted that the Italian Government has given the United States govern ment until Tuesday, AprIl I4th, in which to make reply.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Pratt Post G. 4. E. has appointed a committee with Maj Martin Snyder at it's head to investigate the recent Ital- ian outrage at Lefe.ye Falls, where q few days ago several Italians who worked in the quarries, held an indig- nation meeting over the New Orleans shooting, and outoi revenge hoisted an American flag to the top oi pole and riddled it Hith bullets The old veterans of Pratt Post strongly de- nounced the outrage and instructed the committee to ascertain whether the Italians were naturalized eiiizens and were still in the vicinity of Leferve Falls.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

RoMe--The principal topic of con- versatioE to-day in political and off sial circles has been the report that unless the U. s. 4. made a speedy re- reply to premier RudinPs last note the American minister wo1id be po- litely requested to lave Rome and the Italian legation would be recalled. General interest in the New Orleans affair had subsided and it was supposed the incident would be settled through diplomatic channels without further friction; last nights report, therefore came with startling suddenness. It seemed to prove that She Italian cAbi- tine correspondence with Secretary net is dissatisfied with the progress of Blaine and proposed to demand that the '. g. government should act i'm mediateIy
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

WAsHINGTox.-It was impossible to secure any information to-day that tended to confirm the report from Rome that the Italian government was about to give Minister Porter his passports and sever diplomatic nego- tiations unless it received to-day an answer from Secretary Blaine to Pre- mier Di RudinTs last note.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Admiral solier and several genenals who signed the manifesto against the Mitre-Raca coalition in BueuOs Ayres have been arrested and imprisoned for so doing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

The March statement of the Atchi- son system, including the St, Louis and San Francisco, gives the aggre- gate gross earnings at $3,176,OO0, an increase of S75, 900.
Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19

Tucson
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-03-11
HOUSE OF REPR RESENTATTES
FOrty.SeVenth Day.. March 2m.

Speaker Doughton called the hose to
order at ! o'clock, and Rev. A. 81. 'erry
offered the opening prayer.
Petitions were presented as foows:
Mr.. Bryan, Of Wayne, from the cnzens
OF Seven Springs, asking the regal of
the prohibition act; Mr. H!ckmanfrom
the citizens of Brunswick county, skiing
the removal of the court house Mr..
Long, OF CoiuL bus, FROM the cltixns OF
Waccamaw township, Bruins wick ctlnty,
asking to be annexed to Columbus
county; Mr.. Bass, asking for prohibition
of the sale of liquor in two miles f Lu-
cana postotfice, and asking chat such
sale be not prohibited.
Resolutions were introduced s fol-
lows: Mr.. Brinson, relative to sGaries
of State officers; Mr.. Holman. in faor Of
F. S. Burkhead; Mr.. Long, of Cplum
bus. that no bills De introduced after
March 4th; Mr.. Sutton, to provae for
three daily sessions of the House.
Bills were introduced as follows: Mr..
Cole, to incorporate the towl Of Albion :;
Mr. Mcclure, to correct land grant No.
145; Mr. Skinner, to amend the clartef
Of the Nag's Head Hotel Mr.. Peebls, to
provide for valued policies OF insur ice
MI. hedTDS. W IIVOi Iol dtC u Slt ttIti Az
Randolph county; MIR. Hood, TO atthor-
ize the treasurer of Mecklen burg b pay
a school claim; Mr. Brake, to lnorpor-
ate the Rocky Mount land and improve
ment company; Mr.. Reed. to o,arter
Sunset Park, Buncombe county; Mr..
Hickman, to change the county seat of
Brunswick; Mr.. Sutton, amending the
fence law in White Oak township,
Cumberland county; Mr.. Rcss, to
repeal the sale Of liquor Ia two niles of
Lucama; Mr. Morton, for relief Il W l.
Gore u Co. of Wilmington; Mr. IcGiil,
TO give Clear Greek, Cumberland county,
the benefi $. of he Anson county COT ton
law; Nj. Greer, to incorpo ate tae Car
olina SAv.n IS Bank; Mr.. Scott, ID moor
porate the Union Normal Institute, Ala
nance county; Mr.. Gilk, to incorporate
the Farmers rail say; Mr.. Anderson, OF
Henderson, to amend the Code in regard
to he making of public roads in Hen
derson and Polk counties; Mr.. Denny, O
Surry, to incorporate the Danville Gran
ite City and Western Shortcut railway
company; Mr.. Holman, to exempt pen
itentiary guards from road duty.
University Trustees.
The official result of the joint election
of trustees of the State University wa
declared and was ordered spread upol
the Journal. The report as made by Mr.
Alexander for the committee, was adop
ted.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-03-11
ATE...NIGHT SESSION.
Passed Third Reading.

To amend charter of Roanoke Springs
and Hotel Company; to prohibit OBJ
struction of fish in the Yadkin river; to
define the words "swamp lands" IN Ger
tain acts; to incorporate the Carolina
Mining Company; to relieve Alexander
county from interest on debt; 10 re-
quire railroads to redeem unused tickets
I he w. Il w. Railroad Proposition.
Mr.. Aycock said that as this was a
most important question, he hoped
that full time would be granted to all
who desired to speak. Mr.. Turner,
chairman of the special committee on
the proposition, explained the propo-
sition and reviewed the legislation
When chartered the W. Il W. railroad
was absolutely exempt from taxation.
Now they are willing to pay certain
tax amounting to about $40, 200
a year for ten years, and after
that about $4,000. l came to the
conclusion to favor acceptance with great
reluctance, because all property should
be taxed equally. Pnt this is business
proposition. The North Carolina Su-
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-03-11
sen ATE.
FOrty.eisht hth Day.-TueSday, March

FOrty.eish,h Day--TueSday, March }.
Senate met at 10 O'Clock, Lieutenant
Governor Holt presiding. Prayer by
Rev A. a. Perry, of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
A petition was presented by Senator
Turner, of Iredell, from a. }. Gather
and others, relative to the State printing.
Bills Introduced,
The following bills We're introduced ::
NJ McL4rty, to protect fish in Red
vine Greek, IN Union county; Mr.
Rose, bill 70 pay Fred kenster bill Of
repairs in Capitol; Mr.. Freeman, con-
| cerping graded schools in Wilson county
Mr.. Audrey, submitted report and
resolution III reference to the appoint
ment Of trustees of the Industrial School
! for girls
TIE following are the names of the
! trustees:
| 1st Distr CIV. 2. Shaw.
2nd District Dr.. Z. II. Stancill.
ard District B F. Aycock.
.-4-h District-E Mex Goodwin.
| - District H. G.. Chatham.
& Il D.src--N II Z : \ ne
7th DiatIic;-A 9. McAtlater.
sth Districs-Dr. J. NJ. >palnhour.
9Th District-R D. Gi!mer.
Mr. Averv. - remove obstructionf
| trlql ST., cr.es; Mr. Free nan, TO reg
u :. ne hot.rs Of labor AID pay; Mr.
Avcock. 70 allow compensation for sheriff
OF WAYNE; To amend section 1916 o
Code; Mr.. Grigsbee, TO pay expenses o
visiting committees to the Insane Asy
lums Mr.. Turner, to Incorporate
Wilkesboro Land and Improvement
Company; Mr.. Aycock, to lhcsease th'
copies OF the Auditors and rtasurer'
reports.
The Increase of School Tax.
| Bill to increase the school fund o
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-03-11

hibited III sale o. uarkctah,. ovsiers
outside he State. - the she J.. fo chan se
the time % elecFsag the comm ~ ION
evs OF Laurubu-g; u change the tame
If couvening the Sarerlor Courts IL
Biadn comfy from Monday 10 Tues
day; 10 charter the town of Sunset Park
IN Bnnco mo- county, II require water
works companies to thoroughly filter
water for drinking and ice-tnaklng pur-
poses.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1891-03-11

CONTINUED os oLC ND PAGE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-20
Monday and Tuesday. March % and 81.
COUNTY CULLINGS,
Continued from first page
Hurricane Switch.

Measles and la grippe are still in our
neighbOrhOOd. Little Annie and Lizzie
Thomas have been very sick with the
measles, but we are glad to learn they
are some better at this writing. Mrs :.
Medley has been quite sick for several
days with la grippe, we hope to see her
up again soon.
Mr.. Walter Scribner died at his home
near this place Saturday evening at 6
O'Clock. The burial took place at Pleas
The bereaved family have our deepest
sympathy.
TheLe will he ssrViGes here next Sun
day evening at 3 O'Clock,
Miss Minnie Douglass, of Decatur,
Ala, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Cook, al
this place.
Miss Suzie Majors has returned home
after spending several weeks in this
neighbOrhOOd.
John Cook is quite sick with measles
this week.-Mr. II. j. Douglass is out al
home this week.-Mrs.. Betsy Fleming
is on the sick list this week.-Capt.
Walker spent last week with DR..
Mathes, He has Eeen Gu the sick list
for the past week.
Some of our boys went calling laSt
Saturday night, and we think they
must have sgOt a good drenching, a.
some of them had To swim the creek anu
some coon the railroad trussel going
home. Beware boys, for Saturday night
is an unlucky night.
Mr.. J. w. Mccall was very sick Fri
dav, not able 20 work, but We are glad
to know he was we'll enough to call on
the young ladies that night. Mr., George
| Patton and Hardin Thomas went to
! Nashville Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Voss was the guest OF
Mrs. NJ. G. Rust, last week. Most Of
our farmers are preparing to put i'll 4
large potato crop this spring.
|
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-03-20
CampLGIis Station.

There was an unfortunate killing in
our sister town of LynnVille last Satur-
day the 18th inst about shutdown. The
town Marshal or constable shot and
almost Instantly killed Mr.. Alexander,
who lives on Big Creek. Mr.. Helmick
the constable, went to arrest Alexander
and got into difficulty with him, and
the result of the matter as stated above.
Mr.. Thomas Martin lost two horses
recently from collie.
Hogs are selling at three cents gross
r. \. Wilkes bought a lot i'll this neigh
borhoQd last week at these fgures
Mules have been quite dull but they
are looking up little,
A. w, Mcdonald IL still Dutoherlng
beeves and shipping to Decatur.
We are going to lose our principal
hunter, j. r. PerkinsOni he is going to
move to Prospect, in Giles county. The
people here will miss him.
K. l.. Taylor and family, from Lynn
Vile, were visiting in the village last
week.
Miss Lizzie Hannefin spent last week
in Pulaski, with the family of Mike
Clark.
L. G. Fleming went to the city of
Rocks last week,
The Rev. w. M. Nicely, of Lawrence
burg, preached at Evergreen last Sun
day.
The school at this place and the one
at Evergreen were quite small during
grippe. The wet weather had som :
thing to do with it. They are increa{-
ing in numbers since the he Nth has i'm
proved, and not quite so n'u n rain.
The potatOe men are,ab ut one plant
ing, oat sowing is now on nand. Corn
planting will be late con y red to the
two last years. MAURY % UNTAIN.