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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-23
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j. B. Wilson. 81 Clay street, Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump.
ton, coughs and colds. that it cured his
wife who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attack o. ola grippe" when va
rious other remedies and several physi-
Clans had done her no good. Robert
Barber. of COoksport. Pa. claims DR..
Kings New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he ever used for
lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try it.
Free trial bottles at Hsrtz & B4hnsen's
drug store. Large bottles, SOC and 81.
ELECTRIC BITTERs.
This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men,
ton. All who hsye used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
menicine does not exist and it is guarant-
eed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Blt'ers will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys will remove pimples, boils,
salt rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. Will drive malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
malarial fevers. For Gre of headache,
constipation ard indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed.
or money refunded-Price so cents and
Sl.OO per bottle at Hartz & Bahnsen's
drug store.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-23

Susie, said Tom, We %, ed not much mind,
Daddy and granny are always so kind;
lie won't mind his los. nor granny her eggs,
As long as we only are ~afe on our legs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-23
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STORY OF A WALK.

In Which Figures n Small Girl and Bow
and Large Umbrella.
Said Tommy to Su sic, do come for a walk.
Pay granny a visit and have a nice talk;
a basket of eggs t. her we can take
And nanny has also made her a cake.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-23

.,vTFD-Bolrler a. SOC Nineteenth street.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-23

ROD SALE OR RENTaA saloon s and fHtacI ii
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-23
intelligence Column.

D,nY ARGJs delivered at your door
Ia -, sgening for I2Iic per week.
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DEED.
A Reward of 2lOO.

Will be paid for any Case of Rheuma- iism which cannot be cured by Dr. Drummond's Lightning Remedy, This offer is made in good faith by the pro prietors, and there is no reasonable ex
 cuse for any one to suffer longer. Any ordinary case will be cured by one bottle
 In addition to the reward for difficul;
 ases, the money is always refunded ~=...s-= ..h- remedy fs'ls so cure. The price of bottle is s, and that is the cost of cure D ummond Medicine Co. 4S-5o Maiden Lane, New York
 Agents Wanted. W
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Mir. R. B. Steel, a mining man from Sahuaripa District, Sonora, arrived in Nogalss, last Sunday, guest of As saver Ed Titcomb, says the Advertiser. MT. Steel was for several ysarsi in Peru, South America. Leaving there he went into Sonora, and became inter ested in the "Casita' mine, located forty miles from Sahuaripa. The mine is pow developed on an incline and rather flat vein, to depth of two hundred and twenty-five feet, develop ing good paying vein all the way down. As. proof Of the richness of the ore, the fact that it pays large returns after an expense of $70 per ton to sack and convey it from the mine to Torres station on the Sonora Railway; this, outside of the expense of shipping to Denver, Col. MT. Steele will accompany the car he now has in ransit. to Denver.
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FOR SAN DIEGO.

SAN DIEGo-The St. Paul and Ia coma Lumber Company is making arrangements to make San Diego its distributing point upon this coast. Derricks will be built here and an immense lumber yard established up on the shore of the bay. The company is reported to have almost unlimited capital, and it will run its own vessels between the lumber regions and the yards in this city, the product to be delivered through southern California, the territories and the east by the Santa Fe.
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IN referring to the recent purchase of the Contention an. other macl,in- cry so be shipped 70 Mexico, the Ei Paso Bullion says: It see-ss strange indeed to witness the dismanileiHenr of American plants ani the removal of mining machinery from the camps of this country to the mineral sections of Mexico. His more evident as tins rolls on that the Mckinley bill is building up the mining and metallur- gical interests of Mexico at the ex. psnse of those of the United States.
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SEVERAL of the new half dollar silver coins of 1892 are in circulation here They are somewhat different in de- sign from the old coin, having in place Of the goddess of liberty the head which IS on the gold pieces The twenty-five cent pieces of this coinage are being called in, owing to their close resemblance to a ten dollar piece, when gilded.
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BY WIRE.
A REPUBLICAN.

CHIcAGo-The Herald special from Washington reports Senator Stanford as saying: "I am Republican, and if the Republican party should tender me their nomination for President, would accept it.' He is not looking for the Republican nomination or any other, and his statement will probably put an end to the chatter about giving him the nomination of the Psople's party. The Senator ssss he would not scramble fer the nomination or accept any except that of the party to which he belongs.
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Senora April, the death of whose husband in this city yesterday, de- prived her and large family of little ones of their sole support, will. we feel assured, receive not only sym pathy but generous aid from our citi- zens. The family, who came here not many years ago from Mexico, are very worthy people, and the children, who entered school without any knowledge of English, soon fought their way to the front ranks among the scholars, gaining rapid promotion and the uni versal respect of all with whom they were thrown in contact.
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ONE of the editorial staff of the New York World is in the City of Mexico in the interest of aspecial Mexican edition of the World to be sort ol forerunner of the million dollar ex- hibit which Mexico proposes to make at the Worlds Fair. President Dia7 places at her disposal private car reporters and photographic service oi the Mexican government for three months tour.
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POLITICAL.

WAsHfNGroS-The appearance of Chauneey ]. Filey of St. Louis, here simultaneous with the announce ment that Alger's candidacy looked somewhat significant, there has been 6 belief that the Blaine element would rally to Alger. Senator Quay is daily expected back from Florida, nG it is not at all certain that reconciliation between him and The president has proceeded SO far as to take him out oi tine Alger movement.
 Ex-seaator Kellogg who also oppos ed Harrison has just returned from Louisiana with c,a'r.et os the del- egation in his pocket and will prob ably join in the conference ofthe party of anti-Hsrrison people, and will
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THERE seems to be po reason wi

THERE seems to be no reason why the clove tree would not flourish in many parts of Arizona. It is a semi-tropicai evergreen tree, the clove being the unopened flower, The tree requires very little cultivation and the gathering of the spice is matter re- quiring little labor and less skill The cultivation of the clove is said to be very profitable and its sdaptation to Arizona is well worth an experiment.
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REGARDING the drilling of the Apache troops, the Huachuca Sentin- el says: There seems to be plenty of room for improvement. In their frantic efforts to gain the right step. they looked more like performing ballet corps than a company of drilled soldiers. This is, however, no fault oi theirs nor their instructors. They have DO ear for music.
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A COMPLETE collection of the flora oi Arizona, properly cured and arranged would form very interesting exhibit at the Worlds Fair. This IS some thing tangible, and every corner of the territory might be reached by inter esting the children of the public schools in making the collection which would be of value for preserva- ton among the territorial archives al the capital.
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THE methods of making rain in India although different in kind from those now in vogue n America are perhaps as effective in degree. A na- tive is decorated with be Is and flowers and then suspended for hours in mid air by two hooks caught into the flesh in his back, while divers heather in cantantat.ons are carried on below. All this is done to propiiiate demon ess who is supposed to control the rain.
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On their return home from a pleas ant trip 70 Guaymas, last Sunday morning. Genersl and Mrs. Herring, of Tombstone, and Judge and Mrs Sloan, of Tucson, accompanied by Miss Brown, sister of Mrs. sloan, were entertsined at breakfast. by our towns people, MT. and Mrs. I. N. Town. The visit to the seaside was highly enjoyed by the party Advertiser.
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ARBITRATION,

WAsHiNGToN-The preamble to the arbitration treaty submitted to the senate by the president yesterday re- cites tbe desires of the governments
 the United States and Great Britain for an amieable settlement of the Beh ring Sea question and states their de termination to submit it to arbitra- ton.
 Article one Of the documents, pro- yides for the appointment of arbltra- tors, two to be named by the president of the United States, two by her ma iesty, one by France, one by the king of Italy and one by the king of swe- den and Norway.
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Thos Hughes president of the Board of Trade in Tucson is authority for the statement that the north and south road is surely coming through Tucson and that soon. It will come through Florence, prooably that new town near Casa Grande, Tucson and Gala basas.
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NEw MEXICO has just completed an insane asylum. It is situated near Las Vegas, and is a fine structure ef white sandstone with trimmings of red sandstone. It is Of Gothic archi- lecture, three stories in height with g basement and handsome tower.
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MT. Hine wss1p town today from his mine in the Swisshelms. He says that grass is in some places six inches high, and he is inforEed by stockmen in that vicinity that stock is looking remarkably well for the season of the yaar
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The authorities at Washington ap- prove of the removal of the postofice at Tucson as soon as a suitable build ing shall be erected, which is to be leased by the department for term of five years.
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THE PRosPEcToR acknowledges, with thanks, an invitation to be present at the Territorial Irrigation Convention to be held at Las Vegas. commencing March 18th. The convention will be in session three days or more.
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CENSUS taking proves rather farce in many directions. The collection of statistics regarding the gold. silver and copper output of Arizona made some two years ago will be rather a back number when it gets into print.
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The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias will meet this year in Bisbee, on May ?. John J. Hickey and W. A. McGinnis have been elected delegates by the Phenix lodge-Gazette.
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Mir. Cloud, who has been employed at Charleston in connection with the job of sorting the dumps at ths T M & NJ Co.'S mill, returned to Tombstone to-day with his wife. He states that the job is nearly completed.
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Capt. Bullis. formerly Indian agent at San Carlos, says a correspondent of the Bullion, resigned and has been transferred to Fort Bayard, and has esumed his position of Captain of G Co.,, 24th U. S. Infantry.
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SENATE.

WAsBNGToN-Senator Warren to- day introduced bill asking for the cession of the arid public lands to. the states and territories wherein situated He will address the senate upon the subject soon.
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Mrs. Bean, a sister of Mrs. w. H. Stilwell, who spent a part of last win ter here, has not been we'll since her return to San Diego, and thinks her only hope of relief from asthma will be to take up A permanent residence in Tombstone.
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A telegram received here today states that Herman Durand who went to Tucson to have his leg amputated, is now lying at the hospital there in a very precarious condition. This is the man whose foot was crushed by s car. An account of the accident was in yesterdaY,s PRosPEcToR.
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A RECENT inventory of Diamond Joe" Reynolds estate gives valuation In cash and stocks, bonds and notes deemed good, of $2.OOO,95742. 5.7OO in the Congress Mining Co. of Yavapai county, Arizona, are valued at s570,- QO0
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Mrs. Palmer Seamans returned from Kansas City yesterday, accompanied by her sister. They were met at Ben son by Mir. Seamans.
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MT. NJ. Mascarefas, of Nogales, So- nora, says the Advertiser. last Sunday shipped two carloads of cattle te Santa Rosalia, Lower California, for the Boleo Copper Co.
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The contract for the sale of our Ter rltorial bonds has been closed, Par sons, Leech & Go of Chicago, taking the entire lot.
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Information 's wanted of Charles Oliver Gale, formerly of Boston Mass. Last hes I'd of at Fort Wingate, Jaiy 1892. Fad also lived at -ubp1 uerque, by Warren Sawyer, Erecutor of Ed ward s,tearns, s7 Milk St. Boston, Mass
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Thos. L, Shul'z. representing the Arizona Mining Report, made the PRosPzcToR office a call this afternoon. Mr. Shultz will remain in Tombstone until tomorrow.
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A drove of cattle consigned to MT. Tribolet and MT. Cummings were brought over from the ranges of Messrs. Csmpini & Bulotti in the West Huachucas.
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Mir. Johnson was in town to day from the Whitbeck Cattle Co.'S ranch Mir. Robbins has not been we'll sInce he came back from San Francisco, and will soon return.
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John Rodney, an old timer in Tomb stone, who was committed from the Cochise County hospital to the Insane Asylum, died at that institutio re- gently, aged 65 years.
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Several disgusted Topolobampo colonists were in Nogales yesterday, on their way back to foothold under the stars and stripes.
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n A R RuE.D.

NoRTHoP -MAT-ILsoS-ln TombsIo;e C, March 10th, 1892, by Rev. C. R. Nugent. at the residence of Mary Tack, Peter B. Northup and Hanna L. Msthieson, both of Bisbes.
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FoR SALE-A tirst-class piano nearly new, price $500. It can be seen at the residence of Mrs. Lowry on Toughnut street between 9th and 9th streets. .
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A gentleman returning from the Noon district tells the Advertiser that the St Patrick. San Francisco, Ready Cash and Beckstrom mines are now being worked.
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Tucson is agitating the subject of organizing Y. M. c. A. reading room which shall be accessible ts everybody and mot too religious"
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Ben Cook has resumed work on the Herschel mine with small force oi men.
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Tom Allison started out this morn ing on his tour as deputy assessor. He will begin his labors at Fairbank.
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100 acres have been planted to beets at Chino.
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Mrs. Terry has been arrested in San Francisco on charge of insanity, at the request of Mammy Pleasanoe.
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Col. Herring was among the depart. ing passengers to day.
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That portion of Eighth St adjoining the school yard is being fenced, to allow the children more room to play.
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The young people of Tombstone have in contemplation social dance for the night of St. Patrick's day.
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The regular meeting oi the Agassiz Association will be held tonight al the residence of Mrs. McAllister.
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Alfred Allen and R. Hodge of Tombstone and John Smith of Fur quois, left for Telluride, Colorado, to- day,
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John Pierce and J. Hsrtrey, whS left Tombstone for Telluride, have gone from that place to Rico, Col.
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ANUMBER of Colorado silver mines have lately reduced wages of the men to $3.5O on account of the decline in the price of silver.
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NIT. Burruel, a bridge contractor, was held up and robbed of $l35, at Tucson on Monday night.
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MT. Costello has nearly completed work on his cold storage room. It is a model nf it's kind.
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SALESAEN WANTED

Small line of samples from msnrfac,- uring corporation offered a live man. One traveller earned an average of S35o per month for six years past. P. o. Bex alI7Nsu Yak,
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Mir Guy Powell went to the Hua- chucas today with Mir. Tippett for a short vacation.
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Any person having copy of the PRosPECToR of Feb. 10th will confer a favor by leaving it at this office.
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BOND.
Of John Montgomery as supervisor
BUTCHERS REPOB

Of John Montgomery as supervisor.
 BUTCHERS REPORT. Peter Johnston. Bisbee, number oI cattle killed during month of Feb-52 head.
 PATENT. From U. s. to John ". Tedrow, 160 acres.
 DEED. J. W. Tedrow to Soldier Holes Cat tie Co, same $250. M. Z. Taylor to H. B, Turner, cattle $500.
 DEED. c B Kelton, sheriff, to Mrs RI Berry Lewis Springs ranch--$119I.72.
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MT. Frank Hare accompanied by Cnas Marsden, drove over to Benson today.
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Dr. Winter, the Chicago specialist left town to-day. He intends to re- turn
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Nr. Eubank is in town from his ranch near Lewis Springs.
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NONPLCSsED.

BUFFALo--Charles Mitchell and Frank P. Slsvin were seen yesterday by a representative of the Associated Press aud asked their intentions in regard to Sullivan's rerply to Mitchell. Mitchell seemed nonplussed and asked the interviewer as to the best course possible. "My ultimatum presented my case precisely" he said. "My money is up and now we wait for Sullivan to put up his money. l am ready to fight Sullivan at any time. There is no reason why this newspa- per talk should be continued, l am determined" Slavin said "let Sulli- van put up the money, mine is posted" The pugilists left Buffalo for Toronto to-day.
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SChas. Overlook is in town.
Creede has three daily newspapers

Mir. Vickers returned today from { trip 10 Wilcox and vicinity.
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Paul Demarlini of Fairbank was among to-day's arrivals.
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Excursion trains passing through Benson for California are of almost daily occurrence.
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Mrs. Allen Walker left yesterday for a trip to California.
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David Fife returned to his ranch near Rucker Canyon to-day.
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George F. Spangenberg of Portland Oregon, is reyisiting Pbenix.
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N. O. Murphy was registered at the Nadeau, Los Angeles, on Monday.
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From Wednesdays Daily.

Dan Ross came in on the stage to- day.
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IT is believed by scientists that l diamonds are ever found in this con- tinent in mining quantities. Mexico, New Mexico and Arizona will supply them.
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COUNTY RECORDS
MORTGAGE

MORTGAGE Electra l. Hart to Francis Blanche Hoadley, property in Bisbee to secure s1200.
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WANTS TO FIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA-Jam Corbett has sent to Charles Mitchell and John l.. Sullivan letters in which he said his desire was to meet both fighters, Marquis of Quuensbury rules. He also sent message to Henry NcInery in New Orleans, authorizing him to offer purse for himself and Sullivan to battle fer.
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THE OLD ROUSE LODE

Which had considerable work done on it last summer, is idle at present. MT Lodge, who bought the Fowler and McGregor mill year ago, has not re- turned from California yet. It Is said he will move that mill to 6 point near the claim, but no one seems to know exactly what his plans are.
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SILVER CLUB.

DENyER-The members of the Min ing Exchange at a meeting tonight, issued call for a mass meeting to be held next Monday night the 14:h for purpose of forming a silver club. Speeches were made by c. s. Thomas, A. C. Fish, G. c. Merrick and Harley B Lorse, ali of which bad silver ring to them. President Harrison's atti- tude toward silver was no: approved. REPUBLICAN vIcToBY. ROCHESTER, N Y- -Assemblyman Richard Curran, republican, defeated William Carroll, democrat, the pres ent incumbent, for mayor by 2,966 majority yesterday. The whole repu lican ticket is elected by even larger majorities.
 SALT LAKE-The municipal election in Logan U. T. has resulted in re- publican victory by a majority of seventy-seven.
 SILVER. WAsHISeToS-The treasury depart ment today purchased 349,O00 ounces
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LOTTERY.
BEHRiNG SEA.

WASHINGTON - Acting Secretary Wharton delivered io the British min ister the reply of this government to Lord Sslisbury's note declinining to renew the modus vivendi. This reply reiterated the position of this govern ment and insists on renewal of the modus viyendi of 1891 for the com- ing season, It is understood that Sir Julian Pauncsforte cabiei the entire text of the note to Lord Salisbury.
 JAY GOULD.
 FL PAso-Jay Gould and party are now on their way to Mexico. Mir Gould will spend several days in Fl Paso. He likes the plucky metropo- lis of the border.
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draw strength away from Harrison by booming the favorite sons, apparently is still being pushed. Indications are that ex-Speaker Reed is being pushed to the front as a presidential figure. A huge reception is to be given here tonight by the combined Republican state organization of this city.
 LOTTERY.
 NEW ORLEANs-All the officers and leading employees of the Louisiania State lottery were arrsigned yesterday before the Unit. d states court charg- ed with violating the anti-lottery United States postal laws under an indictment found in Trenton N. J. This makes the fourteenth indictment which they have been called on to answer in as maLy different states.
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Debts have mostly been paid, and the soft-soled miners hired by the year have been turned adrift. Some of our local miners are now employed. The mill, it is expected, will soon be in operation.
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REPUBLICAN vIcToBY.
SILVER

WAsHISeToS-Thef treasury depart ment today purchased 349,O00 ounces of silver at 90, ,9O.76 to sOyO.s0.
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DOS CABEzAS.
Some Interesting Notes from the Famous Old Gold Camp
 of COchise.

We have had another fine rainfall, ending with 6-inch sheet of snow on the mountains. The soil is wet to a good depth, and grasses are com ing forward, though rather slowly Nearly all the valley grasses are late kinds. Our early sorts are at high elevs tions but they are not plentiful. When they are we'll up, stock ramble greatly in hunting for them. and do not improve in condition as rapidly as one might expect.