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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-12
AININSs APPLICATION
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U s. Land of6re, Tucson, Afiz, Msrch "a, Is4s.
 NTOFICE Ig HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
 IN Virginia Chief Miaing and MilliaS Company by George C. Berry, Attorney in fsst, whose post, 0fics address is Tombstone arizona. kas made zp, peaJon faE patent for 1900 linear feet the Vsr. enia hief inng rlaim and mi. ste, bearing gold and silver, situate m Tsyis mining dStT.Ct COehiss coGRIy, rizsna, snd described n the ofheial Lls: sad field not ais in ths c1les, Ss f4 aSs, va: zheace .. =, Nm. Mon No. T. D. ben s IF SO E 9qo feet 'J MVAs Nc I7 bears \ fo' s4' ? 67a5 feet thence y6' 7o goo fssl tc p1st marked
 " h C No a.- D, Be~ . zs' as b 1890 feet te P@st marked " q No; s;S enc. 5 so. ss' " so2 b ing idsn tea wish 'f N HHcSo. I;" thencs s s6' 70 N (szns o0urse) 3oofsst 10 pnss marked ~ A C Ma S" the co z3' s6 Esoo fssi, fo p'st marked V M Sp- G." h nee 56' % b 800 feet to place of beg ming. Also mih te ss ieI SSs: Beginning ai iost marked ''i A N No ', feel, ''i E- V N. C AB. f' ke rs . TO" a4 " s7zs fs .. thence \ sz' % T5s fees 70 post marked ''p ; No. a. these 67' So . 66o feet 10 peel marked si $ : 0. B" thence sa' se' sso feet Go POsJ marked ''Y sl < N'. 4= theI.ce \ 67E % " Go te 70 posr D arked TA No s;- tns zee N a 20 .6s fe Q pi of beginning; variation IT. 90 saS containing zS- 8 acres.
 The lozayssn 0f this inc is recorded 10 the Recor- dsr's ot3Ce of Cochiss c0ansy. Arizoza AdjUingaR the vest. Silver hi ard $ ate os AEs-9an NJ C. the soBths
 eli PsFs -n> h ldInE adverse ms ihsTs'o are re- qHrcd present the same bEfUrc this Ofhce WithiR sIxty days on the frs day Of Dubliezfi hegssf or they bc barred by virtue of the IF sisi of the stAfuIe- HEhbERi BROWN. Registef.
 CE0ECE C. BEE-Y, Attorney for laizzai. 5-E6
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HYMNS APPLICATION
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U Land Office, Tucson. A1iz. March n, rs91 NO.ICE E, HEREBY GIVEN Iii 1T faE IN Virginia Chef Mining and Mfibug Company By George G. Berry, attorney n tacf, Ehoss pest cfSce address Is TOmbst0 @ ArIz. nA. has made sp- plEcEti n for patent for Isos lReaT feez cn the Srafe 1f Iva miaIEs cain aad mil slts. bearing gold and stlyer situate n TevIs M ming Disficf Co- thisec anfy Arizona, and dsscribsd ia the otfciai plat and fs q E5tzs file n tAts 0ifce follows, viz Lea No % $ and b.
 Begsan Eg st 6 post naked ''l U No IT whence U Mia AoH. Ao. . T. D. bears N 5s' v 6ss fset' II < I II ! 70. I" bssrs \ Is' 48. E zsos feet; thence 7- q, poo fee to Post nsrEst s'~IsC e. thence = s5s l6' $ 1890 feel 10 post sszrke5 |" & ' Fo. g: thence ' s4 " 90 feet to DO Hla-ked .fs N O. 4 6oo feet to poxI marked ''s . c No sys IhsDes ss- IS 1890 feet To post markell ''s M C Na e. thence 2 4S E soo fssr 70 place of b-Einaiag Also lnH -its as f5iGoHs: Bsginai z al a pos elayksd e! SI A $ No '" whence U. .. Aia. Non. Q. bzars S zS' co Ps z7ss fret, sI N SI < C Nc = be57s < Is7 t3 v zsoc fezr: th S To feet to post rsEkec @5 Ids O, z;- sheDes z s5 s5o f=ss e Post marked \ I M \ Ao B thsSos \ s6o fees is osss naked sIar No. q" theSee s 6 VI 10 Eest to pzacs ff bezinnng; variation Et % east, -Sus naing 7s IA exclusive oi portion cf he tate e Noe arI C
 The l0c tion of s nsils is reeDrd-d n the Rsoor- der's flee of ehass u0uHty, iznua- AdJoisilz rlzza r4s are sasr- parS. ths north 6y Biue Besi V C. aaA on souJhSe by the siSfs q hissoari aining claim,
 A ps s1u- hol5iag zdvc e claims thsFsts are re- a,l red rresen; the same fore zbis ocs within SIX days from she fi-s day q pbIicEf hsre0f sr hsy ill be be red 5y yirt0e q the oysio af the .szftte HGGBs Rr Be0W gisies.
 GzoRsg c. BEEEy. Atss-ney fez e. iHEans g-4s
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MANIAC APqL CATION
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U g. Land Ofses Tscxsn Ariz A arch i4 Isa4 ATOTItE iS BEhEbN GIVEN THAT TIE 4S tifEiuia Chi Adl log aad Milling Ganpaay by Ssorze z. Eu y tornsy in taes, ~hose poss- once aderess 1 tumbe toBs, Arizona. has mn dzy hied EheiE application tor aIsny for ost Isoa lnszE fees fhe -s ass t .sssz siasaa. bear irs id sRd 6, e. slsaat= to svis Haiaihg dstFict Gochsse epauty ATizoa, and dezg riEsd in the cfczi pai and hed Als n this once a foiioss viz,
 ConmenGlng al a post marked 'i n c N C No. |, thence \ s6 70 5 aSs feet to post marked
 s ( N ." No. 2. wheaos U B mineHal moasaeut N. Esyis hIalng i'istrict hesrs \ ts ss' l. 4so feel same sso feel, Co lOe2 ion HsosIansss; tlssnee . I1 ss | 1sqs feet 10 post marked 's C h C No NcvF st te gf Nis-oari aiming claim sears s3' lqS feel; tbehce s6s 70 W. 900 feet % post marked ''s [, N No, q sane eluTse Geo feeI ts p.si ma ked ''s ( k c Sc S thence x Iz' E3 W Isoo feet, Co post marked s'S . h C No s;7 thence \, s6s % k geo [ st place Sf bsgiHniug varatloa IIs % east. containing I7.ss acres, sXca h5islang eilzms.
 Inc location of this mine Is recorded ia ihs Reeeg- derS 0fhes oi Csehise county AFinoaa, page- adjoining ciainlants aras am= parties on ihs east bT stale of hisscGn and SInEi-ia sHd ihe Silver Queen Ou the u5rth.
 Al per~aas hosdlng adverse claims thsrsfo arc quired to present e same be ore tliis office uihin stxIy days fr the first day 0f pGhieaton heTssf they Wl barred hy virue of Inc provisions of ths statute. hERBERf BROWN, keRisler.
 GEoEGE C. BESEr, Attorney ios CiaiDant 3-ss
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tFir,s Publication APtil 6. Esll AINING APrLIcArtON
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l U. Laed oaice, Ts soB Arizona, Ap il 2. 1881 l NJ orICs l, h F-9y given tlzt >ias H. Brysn i AN wnoze p,-t ife idrsss is r mb~tone il
 hs; i a- made aDqhesif D Tor A patrui for sboai fOar tren hun nee End eigl Q Ibr sftt O4s5l Ess, bearing g-ld snd rilsSs, uate n TIiqloi n n. 'ss ss=tsse cscsiisv Vosu' ? Asiz saa Et 0esCiib cd in the ohiciti gisl and nsld file ia tLi- o1acs to VII; l. O f5
 Begin sl s post marked -I. MT N C. whence . niue al m0numsnt No bsaFs \ azs 2i W lOs5 ei, ,heHcs l2' Sg W ss 6 fs.t to pas m rkse 'fT A | No i. whence 5 8 corner De- aanee Mia nz claim, ot No Ss beArs 7s' V B. 5 fec thence N 7i' 5i E s7O 5 fees to posl marked ITS N c No g tnence $ I3' g iis2 fees to 2y9 fss ,o posl marked "r s A No q" 5ss . tet 10 post mzrk q T NC No thence NE % = fss fsst IO poet marked ''f $ N No G thence x 7I' 5i' E 80 fe, [ Co post No and place cf beginning. Variation ii' s7 eontaigisg i9s5 acres.
 Ths 10 alton 0ftais nias e recorded In She R. e0rders ofil5e Of COchise Co AFiz0us on pa2a iI2 Uf Book l, Transcribed Rseords of Mines, adjoiR- claimants are 'siIyes Ri'I- or the nOrsh, "fip T p'' on the s.st, West size on the s0aih anu ''hsxoR" IaiRing aim a tse West,
 All porous hGiGing adverse e inns thereto gre required to presegt the same before this office vi hiB sixty ys irom lEs asst day of BubHca'iOn hsEeoF or thsy VII be barred by yptas of the DO v s:ons 0t the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. v. H. sTILwELL, Attorney { CisimsLt
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mIxINe ArrLdcATIos

.. <. ssa Ofhes, Tsesoa, Asiz. MsroH fs, 1sos. MO IFS 4 R- By GIvss THAT HE
 ysrd "a Chicf Ma nz ard 3iFiaE ouspslsy by George q Bsrrs, stoTBey n tsct sso-e posf-oice sgr ss s Tsnitsgone A7izoaz haE ra1as zEp cztoss a.r a pste5s 2 sse oa the LiDcoiz Park mil sta si uafr in Tegjs NinsuE Dis ret, cochisz a. Is, krjzoua, aa3 d- eih { ss the Q Sea plat and $ sd notes fs in tbs stfcss ts fslleEs. Lot
 fssssinrIias st a post rna-Eea '.i ' LP \ sRs. slYs-rg g < Hfa NoaNo IT. b hes7s < ss- sz " .54s f-ef. thence s 3ss eest, 10 post marked sEPh Nc the Sane beng fdsniic4l sith cor
 Q tate aa isrs ia sic; th-7 e \ ss E s8 f.-t Q pasf asa-tss -L F | No. g. Jhe szme natrs dfa, scs.j ,ifit e r No of Stafs sf wa sHn s- therce ss N ser seef 1rZ aa=xs@a 'sf, A H No s.- shenes ss' V ss9 fee Is gssf marked II PM Es s- the same eeiaE identical 'silb ers. No sfass q Nis.assi uai ste; Ihznss s 50 f-ss o place sf kczjnzszs variation Is % easf eoat1ia
 i-s- tltis q iss's u;as $ recorded ia ths esoo.- G-7ss .sres ..f toehise o5aafy, Arsonz, As7niniIS cfsfssnss ss sls.z zrtess tha nerih hy sfzfs df sisssssi N. $ and o7 ihs alg hY sszte q Eosz MS
 A pessses hel faz adver.s slaias fhsrsso srs rss q-lirss ts ars.s % the sne beiore tzss el5es ssh
 sfy sisg f-sl fts ifss day q pas. el hsn sere a sh-g rii bs barzsi ty si tas oi ths lgisiols ~ s5ssa,s GskB sRf Fs<QH '. Resss ss
 SzoaeF c. Bs.asq. ztlsz-sS ercl4iassas 5.ss
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Notice of Forfeiture
SAN PEDRO MINE.


 'I'o DR- I. POOL. JOSEPH GARBETTs i and U, NAkUINi. your heirs or assigns You are hereby no ihed by the undersign ed, your co-OwUeT in the San Pedro mIning clsIm, situate in the Ri con N un tains, County Of C0ehiss, Territory nf Arizona tbAt he has expended tbe sun uf one hundred dollars in the performance 0f the annual work for the year isgo rs auired by the laws e congress To be per. formed upon said Slaim Co hold the same
 You have failed tO contribute your pro. portion of ths expenditures required by sec. titH 23S4 of the Revised statutes of the tinted states e be wade upon said claim fsr Inc year iSoO. The sum due from you So the unAersigued, yBur co-0Hner in said cisim. As your proportion Of the moneys ex pended by ne upon said claim As sboVe ssi forth, Is S25 each. for which you are de. Hnquent at the date of this notice,
 You. your brirs and as-igbs gre hereby notified that if you should fail or refuse tO contribute your proportion Of the above ex. penditUFe withi" ninety dsys after the put liestiOh of this Hotice once week fuT ninety days, your interest in The said San Pedro nine will beroms the property of your C0-owner, inc undersigned, who resides al the CIty Of Tomb-tOHe, COchise Co, 4. T. Dated ApIil 4, ls9I,
 JAMES GARRETT.
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sHEasrp,s SALE.

By virtue Of an execution issued out of the Justice Court of c E AL word in and for the county of Coeiise, Territory of Arizona, to me direc' ed and delivered on judgment render ed it. said court om Ihe t6 day of February, IS9t in fAsor of $ Tritoiei and againsI Ed. HoIOp.., wherein ans commanded 10 make the sqm of SIS 57 damages with interest there. oa from date of judgment at the rate ot---peT cent per sRnum until paid. together with si2.57 costs and ac. cruing costs:
 I have this day levied upon the following described property, 10 wit: The Hildesbeim mine sitGated in the fomhsinn4 se.ateg district, a5oai 'hree miles southeast of Tombstone, county of Cochise, A. T. The above Ae .cribed ID 6 is location of the Hanover mine.
 Public notice is hereby given thst on We iresday, the 18th Day of April, 1891, between the hours of g m and 1 p m in front of the sher- iff's office in the ci of Tombstone Co "hIse county Arizona Territory, will sell all rhe right, tile and interest Of the said E Hotopp in and to the above described property at public auction, to he highest and best bid der, for cash, lawful money nf the United $ ates, 10 satisfy said execu Iion and a costs.
 Dated this, the 7th day of April 1891.
 CB MELTON, Sheriff
 By RI. McGUIRK Deputy Sheriff
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
 portauan. Headquarters department
 of Ariz ma, Office Chef QuIItermasIeT,
 Los Angeles Cal, Marco zI, IS9I- Seal cd proposals viii De rece,yeI al Ihi. ufficr un II IT o'clock a. m. TUESDAY April 2l 1891 and oyentd immrdia ep thereafter in Ihe presence of bldders f,r transportation by wagon of military sup alses during the 6scaI year ending Juns 90, 1892, on rou es in Ghe Department ,.i A iz ma as follows: ROUTE No. I- From any poInt enTailroad to Fort Grsns Fort Thomas and San Carlos A. T. ano from Fou Grant 10 FoTt Thurnas md San Cdrlus A. T and from Fort Thoa $ 10 San Carlos. ROUTE No 2-FTom any point on railroad 10 Fort Bowie A T. ROUTE No 5-From Holbrcok to Fort Apache A. T. RoUTE No. 4-FTom Hua. , huca station 70 Fort Huachuca A. T. ROUTE No S-From any point on rail- road tn Fort Stanton N. M. ROUTE No 6-Ftom Wingtte Station to Fort Wingaie, N. Nj ROUTE No. From on any point on railroad in Fort Bernard x M. Specifications, general ins'ruc- tons to bidders and blank forms of pro- pOsal will be furnished on application to this ofice, or 10 Ihe OraTtermas'er al Santa Fe N. M. 4. $. KIMBALL 2 IsrteTmaster U. s. 4. Chief Quarter master.
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Supplemental Mining ApplicI
 ton Nc. 5I2.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. Tucso~, AuzIsA.
 JaBRzry Tf. Is9t
3530t

.. 8. LAND oFFIos, TUcsp~, AuzIsA.l
 JAB8Ary Tf, 1881. NOTI"R t- hsrpby eiqen Ih < he CspPoT ~ Queen CsI s,'iid it d Aisi g q. npany, h' SeH Siiigns. sgegs. yh se 2 st-otisc cd irsss is BIsbss, Jeehise C.'u IT, Ar 'pa. has made aD- .siSsIian q psisnt fsr i2a3 Gfffsr feet op the v " YO4k mining claim. Bssritsg gsd silver and copper, sitRafe iH Warren Mini iiistriei, Co chise cpIufy, AriEoua, aBd de= crib il faa tf1- al plat ntsd a- id ofes hle 10 this ofice, Es flilops. viz: Nsriaios 1is & esEt,
 Bee Inning zt S po&f tH he wrsfsF end line Of @aid fIaifi maFkEd " c 1 A. " A o. Ne. |. uh u-s ' S nissrai monument No besss N fg- es E isse a=s-. theBes S. Sg- Sr F. 3i2s [ ct O p1 . IL srked Y T. Nd NN. 2; thence N ST 4 E I.s5 fsrt ia I-o- Hsfk Ns '. A- . No g tbsuce = se- s9' " 3(9 et fn pest msrkea V r. M C Nn. C. thence N s9 s4 ~. ssale ; ms so seef, 70 poi asrkEd Y. ? N. c. ,. :. thsncs D. 57' | isss eet t0Cor No. . whel e 1 mess CT. bes-s \. zS- s4 " 4i fest; theHee s. ss' S4 C. ss7.s sset, ts piane cf brgiauing, rort siEing 1z O scres. Gk- focsfion sf thi n ne is recorded n the Feeorde-'s ofbcs sf Co caise Counfy, Arssdna, oz pae~ -. hfi ln11g c9a mHm s are cis5HlnHre of CHnlne land miulnP c si On the east. Nc nIher- knoWh-
 Al pe5soBs boldirg afY rec elsins- fbfrfta are rfqHirsi C. ,,Sefenf fhe sEEae bef0Fe thss sssicr within sfx asvs from The hrzt ( of Pahlics r'0u hsssa' or -y q 5e barred hy yirt9e of the yro7isiens oi thr sisfHts.
 RRRBERr SRowN. R~gisser
 BEs V,LLrSzs Agsntfor cis5nant. jaaZs-ionS
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S2,590 RE WARD.

The above reward is offered by tn. Copper Queen Con. Mining Co. andcitizens of Bis bee, for the arrest and con- yiction or positive proof of the death of James Daly, who murdered ". ". Low ther near Bisbee on the af- ternoon Of Friday, April II, 1890.
 Daly is described as a man ap- parentiy 51 years of age. although several years younger, about 6 feet ia h tight. round fAe--, slightly pock marked. sanIy 'mp sxion and mon ,ache. b ue eyes. weight about l90 ? ,un.Is. s,sar on foot male by pistol shot, also scar across neck ma3e by pistol shot. talks with a strong Welsh accent.
 BEN WILLIAMS. Dated Bishee April I4, 1890
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Plaintiff.
GODFREY TRIBOLET and RAFEALA c. TRIBOLET,

SODE hL I hlDOLEl ana
 RAFEALA c. TRIBOLET, Defendant. Action brought in the district court of the first judicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cochise. and the com plaint filed in the said county of Cochi<e in the office of clerk of said district court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting, to Godfrey Tribolet and Rafeala c. Tribolet, defendant. You are hereby required to sp- p ar in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the district court of the first ju dicial district of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of COchise. and to answer the com piaint filed therein, w ithin ten days (exclusive of the day of service j after the service on you of this summons, (if served in this county or if served out of this county but ill this district, within twenty days otherwise within thirty days), or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the pray CT of said complaint
 The said action is brought to recover the sum of one thousand twQ hundred dollars, with interest at two per cent per month, costs and attorney fees, and to foreclose a mortgage given to secure the payment thereof
 Given under my hand and the seal of the district court of the first judicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cochise, this 5th day of March in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and ninety one. (SealD A. H. EMANUEL,
 Clerk.
 3s5 :30t
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL FORAGE

pkDPOSALS FOR FUEL FORAGE
 and Straw. Headquarters Department
 of Arlzons, oEfics O. the Chiei QaAIieFmas
 ter Los Angeles Cal March 30, 1891,
 -Seaisd prop isafs be received al this
 office aud as thr offices of the QuafIermas
 teTs at each ol the stations below named
 untIl o'clock a. m on rhursd y APul 30
 1891 and upened immediately thefeaiss,
 in he presence ct bidd. rs. f.r he f..s a:Slh.
 Hg ana delivery o3f fael forage and straw,
 dun X the fiscal year end ug June 30,
 1892. d milHafy sianons in the Depart
 men, Of Arizona as folloWS:-For: Apa- cha, BoAie, Grant, Huaehucs and Thomas
 and San Carlos. Whipple Barracks and
 Tucson A. T.; Los Angeles and s in Diego
 Barracks, Cal, and Fotts Bayard, Stanton
 and Winga,e, Albuquerque and Santa
 Fe N NJ. Preference given to articles of domestic production and manufacture, conditions Of price and qualify heinz equai, and such preference gwen 70 articles of Amefican production and manufacture produced on the Pacific Coast 10 the ex. ten' of the cons mptIon required by the public service there. Proposals for either class Of the suppl es mentioned, or for quantities less than he vh0le TequiFSd d, or fur delivery Of the supplies at DO nts other than these above named will be enter tained. Specifications, general insiruc- tions to hidders and blank form of pro- pnsal wiil be furnished on application to 1 this ofice or to the Qu,riermasteTs al any of the stations named above. A. 5. l QusTtermaster, U. s. Army, l Chief QuaTtefmasIer.
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S5On REWARD

vill pay the above reward Co any person 0l psssons ~bo ~iil give ihe information Shich Will lead to the arrest and epnTistiRh uf any per. son or pefSoRs unlswtully handiHg any Of my stock
 CATFLE-Branded HG or left nip; eai mark. right ear crop and split
 HORSES-Brandedi iIG on left shoulder.
 Fl. G. HASSEI,GRE FEN, szzsm Sza Pedro river.
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FOR AALE-HEAL ESTATE.

|, OR sALE-FIRSTCLASS RESIDENCE ( property, one lOi, No. 5. Block 3l. front ing ou Stafford str-et, Tombstone sith two good houses, one rented: the pF0Derty of W. 4. Ander-SR aud wife Viii be sold without delay. 7Ap. y al once 10 James Reilly, Ere mont street l0.4-u
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SUMMUNS.

IN the district court, first ju- dicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of COchi>e. Alias, Summons MARTIN COSTELLO,
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Reward Proclamation
To all to Whom these Pres ents May Come, Greet ing.
WHEREAS, It has come

i A~f A4A' to my knowledge from au thentie sources that on or about the I2th day of Decem. Der A. D. 1890 N. H. Robin son and John Bridger were ruthlessly murdered near the line between Mexico and Ari- zona, in the county of Cochise this Territory, and
 WHEREAS It appears from the evidences of reliable wit nesses and the report of the Coroner inquest held upon the bodies of said Robinson and Bridger in the City of Tombstone on the 18th day of December 1890, that the murders were committed by hostile Indian renegades who are absent without leave from their reservation.
 Now Therefore. I, N. 0, Murphy, acting Governor of Arizona, by virte of the power and authority within me vested, do hereby offer al reward in the sum of FIVE HUNDRED ($5oo.oolDO LARS (which sum shall be aggregate amount paid under this proclamation) for the ar rest and conviction of the mur- derers of said N. H. Rob Json and John Bridger. or for satis factory evidence that said mur derers have been killed during legitimate efforts to capture them. which evidence may con- sist ol the dead bodies of the Indian murderers, or such DOT ton of their bodies as shall be- sufficient to satisfactorily prove their identity,
 Tn witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Territory to be affixed.
 Done at Phoenix the Capital this zzd day of Dec, A. D. 1890.
 Signed
 NATHAN o. MURPHY, By the Governor.
 ISigned
 E, B. KIRTLAND,
 A SsiSfanf Secretary
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IE. -nl arch saasan~.
H FRAZIER,

Stated meetings ou third Wsdnesds, of each Gantk Notice of sPeeia. meetings by chapter flag, SojouFning companions cordially invited.
 ADnLPH COHEN. E. P. F L. MnaRE Secretary jI4tf
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HERRING < HERRING.

ATToRSETs ASo CoUSSELLoks AT LAW. nE EFiCE- roUGHNuT STREET. RET ~y 31 and 4th BeioS the COuTs House.
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huraoRrzrn aanNrs.

k O. BAKE. room ss al reaEEt Errt4B.s- ssl srkaeiso0. is Hutisnrizss Az~nt fof ea.ff0E1iR SEas. P eowEtzL cst-. % sf.Tuo- sf-, ESE Hw AVER SON Phiizdeiphia.
 sn ssaasAcsisas lastis D fes above Hsyaed par s1ss. xilI o~ ssaSIied WirE st ths FROST zSTok seee
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Ai.riia. Timsthy. ana Espsrssist sssI. wArraatei pure st
 Hoxs1sH's
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r. & 4. M.

CScaI~s s.sd % Ss- [. O. e. g. Regular merLing night, Tuesday "i each week All visiting mcmbeTs in good stauJing invited Co attend.
 TREZoSA.
 \. c. II. FRAZIER,
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EnssEsa n sss rosaassoas Possomes as AsesDa sia=s astsai
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-16
What Makes Light.

1t is we'll understood in these days that
if the atmosphere were absolutely pure
there would be no light. The dust in the
atmosphere causes the refraction Of the
suns rays, and this results in light. 1t
is not equally we'll known that it is va
riations in the quality or amount Of dust
that make sunset beauties variable. For
few days on given spot we behold
magnificent sunsets, and for few days
following we can describe the sunset in
ordinary of-fact language. The
late Professor Carville Lewis, who, as an
authority on these subjects stood pre-
eminent, believed that the influence Of
atmospheric dust or peculiarities Of light
extended for long distances. After care
full investigation he found that peculiar
dust which fell on the decks Of vessels in
Boston harbor in the autumn and winter
Of 1882 came from the great volcanic
eruption Of krakatoa, and that the grand
sunsets of that period which have never
been equaled in history, were due to this
extra amount Of atmospheric dust. 1t is
this varying quantity and quality which
affects the ordinary rs well as extraordi-
nary sunsets New York Independent.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-10-16
Thyme for whooping Cough.

Common thyme. which. was recon
mended in whooping cough three OF four
years ago by S. B. johnson, is regarded
by DR.. Neovius, who writes paper on
the subject in Finnish medical journal.
as almost worthy the title of specific.
During an epidemic of whooping cough
he had ample opportunities of observing
its effects, and he came to the con,
clusion that if it is given early and con-
stantly it invariably cuts short the disease
in fortnight, the symptoms generally
vanishing in two or three days. They
are, ne finds, liable to return if the thyme
is not regularly taken for at least two
weeks. Regarding the dose, he advises
that larger quantity than DR.. johnson
prescribed be taken. He gives from
one ounce and half to six ounces per
diem combined with little marsh
mallow syrup. He never saw an unde-
sirable effect produced, except slight
diarrhra. It's important that the drug
should be used quite fresh.-[London
Lancet.