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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-09

LAS svMM0Ns-lN,. THE DISTRICT
~ court of tho First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
Charles A schieren and F. A. NJ. Purrell,
par ners. as ( harles \. Sen eren X Company,
plaintiffs, vs.. ioux City Engine v crks. defend-
ants.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
You are hereby required to appear in an action
h!rought against you by the above named plaintiffs
in the district court OF the Frat judicial district
Of tho state of Montana, in and for The county of
Lew and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
MED therein. within ten days Exclusive of the day
OF service) after the service o you Of this sum.
mons, If served within thiScounty: OF. if served out
twenty days. otherwise within forty days, or
Judgment by default will be taken against You
according to the prayer OF said complaint,
he SAID att on is brought to recover judsment
against on tor Siv.. IL with six per cent interest
per alnum from Marcn 3, ley3. according to the
conditions of a promissory note mads and de-
iEereu by you to plaintiffs, and for tho sum of
Sl-'.o2 with 10 per cent interest from Sept, 4.
lS9!' Tor goods. wares and merchandise sold and
de ivereu by pla ntitfs TO you at your request
during the year 1892.
And You are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will take Judgment
agaln't you for ak hundred nineteen and eiKh-
teen-one, dollars with interest a,
aforesaid and the costs of this actor
Given under my hand and tho seal of the dis
trict court of the first Judicial district Of the
stat of Montana, in and for the
-, >. county of Lewis and Clarke.
Eeal FIRST this 2lst day OF } eptem her in the
Jua. lst. year of onr Lord one thousand
'ourt. eight hundred and ninety-threa,
By g.; Q: FREEMAN, Deputy l"rk.
walsh d Newman. plaintiffs attorneys.
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Il MODESTO.
Royal ermine comes back for specia
favor this season.


Royal ermine comes back for special
favor this season.
The Princess May corsage Is used by
many modtstes this season for dressy aft
ernoon aud evening toilets.
underskirt fringes, frilled sleeves, TUNES
and killed dress skirts appear among fen.
lures Of the newest autumn gowns.
Changeable bengalines are in several new
effects, one being the glace benga!inc
lance, which shows = bright figure that
seems a mere lanceliks point.
Among new fur capes moderately high
shoulder effects still appear, but some OF
the newest and most recherche models have
perfectly fStshoulders, but very full tiaring
cape collars or pointed coliarettes.
Ombrc satin surah, shading through
many handsome tints, Is used this season
for ~serpentine blouses with velvet collar
and cuffs, and for fancy Innings to capcs,
jackets and tabled dress trimmings.
Black MORE, which never goes wholly
out Of fashion abroad, Is used as Il combi-
nation fabric on many net gowns, and wide
watered ribbon Is used for ruches and col.
~larettes in vandyke shape, edged with jet
drops and spangles.
The new winter wraps are quite as dash.
ing i'll style as they were last year. Flaring
collars, Tapping shoulder frills, rampant
collareetes, spreading revers and large
baggy sleeves-these are the chief charac-
t~eristios of the new capes and jackets.
Velvet and satin are popular accessories
for autumn gowns. Shaded striped benga-
lines and moires are used for pulled sleeves
and revers, and very effective trimmings
for rich gowns are formed of open work silk
passerenberies laid over cream white or
colored silk.-New York Evening Post.
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SHERlFF'S eALE-MANY MATHESON,
y plainfjH va AlhArt r. Cnlo dofapd~nt

SHERlFFS 6~ALE-MAEY MATHESON,
y plaintiff, vs Albert +. Cole. defendant.
Under and BY virtue Of Of an order Of sals an! de-
district court of the First judicial district Of the
state of Montana in and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. on the 18th day of :eptamber,
A. d. 1888, in the above entitled action, wherein
mary MsthesoD. the above named plaintiff, OBJ
and sale against Albert +. Cole, defendant, on
the 10th day OF September, A. d. 1883. for the
sum of S35S 40. besides interest, costs and at
torney's fees. which said decree was on the 26th
day OF September. ,. D. 1893. recorded in judy
ment book NO; Of said court at Iage--.
piece or parcel OF land. ~eituate, lying and be-
ing in the county OF Lewis and Clarke. state
OF h%iontana, and bounded and described IS fol-
lows. to-wit:
block numbered five 80 in Bassett addition to
the said city Of Helena, the half lot hereby con-
veyed having a IF .ntAxe Of twenty-five (25) feet
on the north side OF ! ighth avenue and a depth
Of one hundred and forty u.O)- feet to an allsv.
according to an as described on the plat Of
corder of said evils and Clarke county.
Together with all and singular the ~tenements.
Entertainments and appnrtenances thereunto be-
LONGING or in arywife aprertsininR.
Public notice is hereby given that on Wednesday.
the Ia h day Of October. A. D. 1893. at IL O'Clock
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. l
will, in obedience to said order of sale and decree
of foreclosure and sale. seil the abov described
property, or so much thereof as may be
m cessary to satisfy said judgment. with interest
and costs. to the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 2e'h day of sep-
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
IL FRED +. hoss. Under Sheriff.
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Sold by all d~ruaeists

PROPOSALS. ron BuILDINos-u. Q, IN
dian service. BlAokfsst Agency, Pisyan
Teton county, hont.. september q 1888. ee.lsd
prspossls. endorsed, "Pfopesals, for hnildinss. u
and sddr:sssd 70 the pndsr.isnsd q riexan, e
nntu eAs o'clock p n. Of Tuesday. I etobsr 10,
l0va. for tho furnishing and delivering Of eli
ascsssaRy materials and labor and erecting and
: ssnHHlstin on m sisss to b: .slset.d therefor.
!hlackfest inoian reservation. one frame office
bailding. and TIVE frame buildings containing
enc double set OF smployea' quarters saor, all -
psi, plaas and speeiAoationa which may 10 sx-
Helene MontanA tho ''1imsa." Of Eiiinsa.
Montana. and at this agency.
Proposals. must state separately the proposed
price Of each building. and the time proposed to
posale accompanied the specifications
All biddsr. will b. held to conform to the
peovisiona Of the act Of congress approved AM
gust !. les1, relating to the limitation Of the
States and district Of Columbia.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or
any part Of say bid il deemed for ths best inter
Certified sheok.. Each, bid must BE- accom-
panied BY . certified shsck OF draft upon some
United States dsporitcry sr solvent national
bank in the vicinity Of the residence Of the bid
sioner Of Indian affairs for At least Eve psr cent.
draft viii s. forfsit.d to ths t,nitci States IN
sAsc any bidder Or bidders receiving On award
:se.i a.. and :: :otS RssaP %:a.: :a:s. tn. . v i"st e 5. ~. RI
turned to the bidder.
ids accompanied by cash in lien 4 : certified
meek will not b. considered.
or further iniornation ~ T. baildins sites.
~ CAFE a1FsF.1 L. w. 90 "Sjc ri; '6piy a. a.
Aetin9 u. 8. Indian Agent.
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SHERlTJ's sALE-THE COMMONWEALTH

SHERlrS's sALE-THE COMMONWEALTH
Alfred safl !. w 9iaissfa:. ct a. sc9 az. .a Ss,:'asid' ~
s.ss q felselo :asss md I'd - =. IT, i:. %! Il. out TT q sss
state Of Montana. IN ana Tor tSs csasty q
4 4; i: lsss' in tho si.7: .atisi.d .osso .. vs sssas
t isS .s s%n nsn:s p1.t. III ,a;sis:s. . s% ssdss:ss,
Nd decree Of foreclosure aud sAls aseinse
f f.t'tf f.. i T K. W;ts;.,t stsn. %,,Aa; y Ets !
i siur! =: o'f Nam: :ss'. ! IN. p.. x:;s'l's e,.s: :ass
Z tAs si1s.e1, NJ: H. {; f Hsi1s,T tr y; + F:7 riRs:' is.f {:
I. A. Gomez. dward brahnn: dofendantA on the
soth day Q: AuEust; A. =: 1873 for the sum
torney'!s fees. which said decree was Q. the s0lh
day OF husust a. y; 1893. recorded in judo
%en At book No; = Of .SId !; c:prt At ! :Ee -. -.
pieces OF parc"ls of land. situate. LYING aud b.
Ing in the county Of Lewis ard Cisrks. stn.s
Of Of! hO 1 t and bounded and dsssfses4 - toll
Ara IA eisht,.!h5e: asssii; i Si.aissd adj
eat ~ quartet srs q the no1tssesss Sosrtsr n, < Of
ne ~ of section twenty-six (a6l. township len
d.) north Of range four ~ vest, said lots TO-
sonth side Of stuart street. and oae hundred
and twenty-five U2.) feet dosp 10 an Eighteen foot
.lls,; and bounded ou1 q tn. .ast r. Linden street,
addition, flsd in the otsoe Of The couaty re-
oerder Of said county Of Lewis and Clarke. state
OF Montana
Together with all and singular tho ts.snents.
hsreiitamente and sppnrtenances t~heFeuato BE-
LONGING or In arywise aprertaining.
Public notice 10 hereby given that on WednSeday.
the 2rh day Of scpien her. A.. i. 1888. 1t IL O'clock
q. OF that dayat the front door Of tho court house,
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, 1
Will, in obedience to ,aeid order OF rale and decree
Of foveclosure and fA1. ssil tho aboasdssoribed
property. or go. much thereof as may b
necessary to satisfy aid Judgment, With interest
and costs. to the hiGhest and bsst biddsf foR oAsh
in hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th dAy sf Sep
tenn Dor, a. d. 1893
CHARLES q. CURTIN 6hssi6.
~ FRED E. hoss, Under ShssiG.
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To Save the Tree.

The Baptist brother was passing along by
the Methodist brothers house in the couu-
try town, and the Methodist brother was
sprinkling with the hose a good sized shade
tree, which was badly withered.
What are you doing?"~ inquired the Bap-
fist brother, hanging over the fence neigh
borlike.
Il don't want to lose my tree"
The Baptist brother looked at the tree q
minute and at the hose.
THAT won't save it," he said, with the
air Of a tree doctor.
why won't it,"
you've got to do something more than
that"
Thunder" exclaimed the Methodist
brother, still %sprinkli.S away; 'you don't
expect me to immerse it, do yous''-Detroit
Free Press.
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. he Fi.st jsaisiG distsiet q ths .tsts 4
Asntaaa. In and Tor The county It Lewis and
%hsrls. 4. Rsnlstt. plaintiff, y. Clara J: nsu-
and L. O. Z. I otx: assignes. defendants.
Tbs Tss .tass q Mentan. sends greeting to the
You arc hereby required to appear In An aetioA
p, R9foq1hs against you BY The Sbeye named plain.
t19 u :. r. ID di: :t.is cent =; M. Of the Fret !'gu% die =! d X.
compliant hisd ta.1sin. within ten days
. .sr1tS:, On ,o oa Of III sAi. a.2 m1 .. :s' i serve: :i's ~ith LIN
this county; or. il served o.: Of this county, bat
within this district, within twenty days other
vise rithiu forty days or Judgment By dsfa9lt
prayer of said complaint.
Tho Gaia action IS brought to recover juds-
s n.nt :s.iI,s The s.tsn., ants for g l:e viii in
i1o~ May 70. 1854 On . certain pssni.sssy note
, ,4so. 'a:dfs ma ': s.ls1sr. sisf $, de: e. &; ~ c,. @.e ).
houtsllo md VIM. A Boutells to plaintiff. and
49,, s!;o to set.sa !. d:s.s; Il ,0, e ,ss, = Of : es r
Eioa T :. ii.f: . Sdiss toy to city ~, Of rs H.i. m NJ Mo n:
lana given to secure the payment OF tho above
described note and interest coupon And to fore.
,le:s the dst.ndant:. !: 4; Wallace and !. "a
Ettorneys' feos and for eosts Of suit.
And yso are hereby notified hat Il 700 fail to
s ,sas : nd ts sn: va th h'.; : !. complaint 93H init - a .bG re
soart for tbs relief demanded in asid complaint.
Given under my hand and The ssal Of the dis
siet esu1t Of The ! ir't judicial district Of the
(ss.l ri..t>, tSi iHi Sth d, q s.ptsmbsr. i;
q c.e PIT III. :ss r.; :;e,s q s sss IsTd . s1' n taSe;:
49, three JOHN 81 NJ clses
wv Nv r. 2 Z sH5.1 1tscra Dsp is2 f fisIas
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Safety From q Periodic Scouree.

do you want to be insured. dweiler In
mnlar!ous region. against tho periodical
scourRe which threatens to assail you in
tho forms of shills and fever or sone OF
the forms Of miasma-born disease? It goes
without saying, that yeu do. Then. in
stead OF using Quinine or other nika-
!oid and minornl d; ugs, which mere.
ly relieve and are always dstri-
mental to general health. seek aid whe 9 it
is Always forthcominR-from tie thorough
preventive and remedy. Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, which. In regions where NAL
aria Ia far more violent and prevalent than
~ Ia on this continent, eradicates it COM
p'etcly from the system. BiliouRness. DIS
persia. constipation. kidney and nervous
complaints. neuralgia ard rheumatism are
among the maladies to which the national
tonic and corrective is adapted. Physi-
clans everywhere know its genuine worth.
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NOTICE TO Co-oVNERs-To

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERB-TO MICHAEL
~ wsiland. Henry Heiser aad Joan Wal
%!ensten: You iee hereby notified that I
work. labor and impro.emsnis upon the Helson
quarts lode claim In Blue Cloud mining distriet
county Of lsyis md Clarke. n:ataeA - Will
of 90 Of this recorder of said eounty, IN order %
hold aid promises under ths provisions Of 500
boinR the amount required 10 hold Sks came fos
the year commt nsins January !, 1855. ~ the ysss
ending Decembas 50. 1874. And u within ninety
location you fail or refuse - eontributs yons
proportion Of such expenditure Ter representa-
ton work for the years. afosssaid) a.
Jour interest In said claim will bsoome the
property of tho undersigned. undsr said seotton
2.s2l Of tho devised btetutes o. the United
6tAtss. CHAKLtB NEL0ON
First publication AUG. 70. 500
Dated Helene. Montana. AUG. 20, lool
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mo 3,342.)
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
q. 8. LA~p OFFICE,

" D LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. Mont, Aug. %, 1885,.
Notice Is hereby given that John Wins colt and
Sue Minscott. whose postofics address 10 Hell
ena, Mont . and Janice inscott and Ella Win
scott. whose postofiice addres. is / namosA Ia.
have this day filed application for pAtsnt under
tho mining laws OF congress. Tor the stanley
placer. desiSnated - report no. l;9. situated in
- tpnorsanized) mining district. ;~sfe-sol
north. range 3 west, which claim is recorded in
the office Of the recorder Of Jefferson county. It
Icing the \ u Of the 8 X Of tbe SW 4 and The
M Of the 3 Not the Sc i of 90 IS. I . \. Il
; W. embracing. eighty azores, upon which . Ne
ttee OF raid application was posted tbs 18th day
OF AuYust, 1873.
The only adjoining claim to thsss promises b
NJ. j.. No. t3V. on the east.
il Is hereby directed that this above notice %
published At the expense % claimant absv0
named. in HE HELENA !~NpEPHHDrNr. . news
paper published At Helena. Monl, aad Dsaxsst
to said claim. for ths period Of - dAyo fson H.
first publication.
8: A. BWIGGE1T. Bssis1sA
Date Of first publication. Aas. %. I1oa-
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Classical Music DulIneSs.

DIR. Hans Won Bulow is credited with hay-
ing said recently: II greatly admire a
Strauss waltz and can see no reason why
such a work, always artistic and among
the very best things of it's kind, should not
be played now and then by a symphony Or
chestra at a serious concert. It would take
the sound of much classical dullness out of
our ears and act as an olive acts in prepar-
ing the palate for a change of dish"
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WoMENs EXCITEMENT OVER WOMAN
Welen Watterson Says Women's Wrongs
Are Aggravated by Too Much Talk.

Welen Watterson Says Women's Wrongs
Are Aggravated by Too Much Talk.
Whatever amelioration the condition Of
women may need today. it ia not to be ac-
complished by going into rhetorical or ex-
ecutive session about 1t. The individual
wrongs from which individual women are
suffering are not, alasl to DO righted by
papers in congresses, and the sex wrongs
from which all women are supposed to be
suffering are only aggravated by being
made the subject of excessive considcra-
ton.
Take, for example, the one wrong Of
which women complain with most sharp
ness and most justice-unequal payment
for equal work. Anything that helps to
emphasize the fact that women are new
corners in any field of work tends directly
to lower the wages of hat work; anything
that helps to arouse the prejudices of men
and so keeps up unfair discrimination
against women workers end directly to
depress wages; anything that introduces a
false distinction into work-an the sex
distinction is a false one-will lower wages;
any sentimental consideration that serves
to ohtrude the fact that women are not
equal to men in units of horsepower Is sure
to lower wages. The fact is, women work
ers are at q considerable physical disadvan-
ta&e in comparison with men, and the less
said about it the better.
So it is with other ~favorite themes Of dis
cussiOn among women. The less said, for
example. in declaration of woman's rights
and in,gloritication of her achievements tho
better for both rights and achievements.
The strongest assertion of a right is the as
sumption of it, and the only proof of equal
ity Of work Is equality Of work.
Now, all these and many other things like
them are the stuff Of which women's con-
g~ressional discussions are made, and they
all serve charmingly 10 keep alive that in
tangible something called the "Woman's
Question" of which men are already very
tired, and of which women ought to be.
For men have already risen, with the
wonderful multiplication within the last
few years of powers and activities common
to both sexes, to recognize the fact that
work is a neuter noun and that SO far as
women workers are concerned the chivalry
of d~isregarding their sex is greater thar
the chivalry of recognizing it,, Both men
and women were equally culpable in the
sex consciousness of two centuries ago.
Today it is wonen and not men who are
responsible for it.-IIelen Watterson in
Forum.
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French Tansy Tablets ar, for the relief
and euro of painful AMI Irregular menses
End will remove all obst, uctiona no mat
ter what the Cause. The only sure and safe
remedy on the market. Manufacture bv
A, Augsndre, Pnris, France. 81 o box and
for sale onlJSby II. M. Parchsn & Co., sole
agents, Helena. Mont.
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A hne head of hair is an indispensable
clement Of be'uty. Ayers Hair Vlgor
maintains youthful freshness and luxuri-
dnce, r%satores to faded and gray Lair its
original color, prevents badness, removes
dandruf, and cures scalp diseases. It gives
perfect satisfaction.
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lie Did.

He clasped her tightly in his arms:
Tho rose red to her forehead flew,
AND struggling she, will. vague alarms,
Cried, sir! what arc you going to do2"
with bending head he laughed. My dear,
mean to kiss you, Is it not SOP
And blushing to her shell pink ear
ehe softly whispered. II thought So"
-Broaklyn Life.
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ore than


Thomas M. Kirkwood, an EngIishman
of poetic vein, disposed of bis effects just
before dying in the following wistful
stanZa:
As to oil my worldly goods l have in store,
! leave to my dear wife forevermore.
! freely give. l will no limit fx.
This il my will and she my executrix.
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1t is said that the wife of a New York
millionaire has forthe last three years been
travelling all over Europe trying to match
a pearl.
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DR.MlLES'NERMNE

There is nothing 'kc tho RxsroRAr!vg
NERVlNE discovered by the great specialist-
DR.. MlIES-to cure all nervous diseases. as
Hcadochc, the E'ue.. Ne,voua prostra.
tlon, slecpieoanocs, ~NeurolH'n,s ot.vitus'
Dance, Eltr end i.ystor'a. Many physicians
use It In their practice, and aay the rcsultssars
wonderful.
Dr.. Mites Restorative Mruins has bcen q eotlsend
10 me. ! had expended about ti.t0o In doctoring
with eleven physicians but continued to get worse.
] got 40 bad l could not 60 anywhere for fear Of an
attack nom spaams. | then tried ~. Aides Re
~storatire Nertfne. taking q nnmher OF bottles, and
/ have not had an attack for Ave months. / recon-.
mend the Nervine to iii afflicted with this disease,
d. J. PIKE, Yankton, &. D.
We have hundreds Of testimonials like these from
druggists: W have never known anything like
N."-Snow 4 Co. Syracuse, \, Y. EVERY bottle sold
brings words of praise. ~. 6. Wolf, Hi,isdale, Mich.
..1he best seller VIC ever had. = Woodworth 4 Co,
Fort Wayne, Ind. t.Nrrvine sells better than any.
thing We ever had. III. F. Wyatt d Co, Concord.
NJ. II. Book OF testimonials FREQ at druggists.
Sold on a possssva guarantees.
Or. MILES Mr~tr V CO.. Eikhart, Ind,
Eo1l - nIV I.---l .
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POET OF NATURES uNFoRruNAres.

A1 Viz LA nc
II one Of natures sad things,
To softly sing Of sorrow,
Desires II minor rhythm
From u singers sons to borrow,
For such n one my portals
Arc ever lightly swinging,
And rhymes In much abundance
Are here for saddest sinGing.
Should 1t be some lame beetle
Upon . grass crutch leaning;
A butterfly whose n wing
Hor fearful eyes are screenings
Or bumhlebee. = doughty,
Fierce fellow, minus stnger,
Most s~oulfully III fashion
Songs suited to each singer.
A gnat need not 20 begging,
A cripple Of y cricket,
An ant with honyc invaded.
While l a fill the ticket.
As natures poet laureate
I'll pen with mournful gladncss
For each OF natures sad things
My sweetest song Of sadness.
M. Dawson Phelps in Now York Sun.
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To Stamp Collectors.

cancelled Postage Stamps For sale 81
Exchange.
nave a very large stock of cancelled
STAMPS OF India, China, England, Hong
hong, Japan, Philippine Islands, Coy.
lon' Straits Settlements, Turkey and
Siam, as vel as duplicates If those of
various parts of Europe. Address,
X. w. LORA
no 81 West 13'd ST., New York, S. S. A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-07-22
P. b. McCabe, of Tempe, is at the

p. b. McCsbe, of Tempe, is at the
OrndorfT
Mrs. Gilbert Horton and daughter have
arrived from San Francisco where they
have for some time resided.
DR.. Comstock of the university started
out today on a four-days trip through
the territory in the interest of the uni
versity.
Mr.. Schumacher of Tucson is again in
Tempe buying fat cattle for his Tucson
market. Republican.
w. L. Lake, formerly engaged in min
ing in Harsh8w, and later in the same
business IN Mexico, is now proprietor of
the best hotel In Hermosillo, and doing
good business.
Mrs. Gen. johnson expects to leave
for the east in about ten DAYS. For
several months Mrs. johnson has been
suffering with nervous trouble. Her
many friends wish her pleasant trip
and hope she will return entirely re-
covered.
Among these who left on the excur-
sion night before last was Selim Michel
son, the Palsce cigar store manager.
He goes to San Francisco, Chicago and
New York and will return in a couple
OF months. He has resided ia the ter
Titory five years, worked industrious Y
so that his tour of recreation is well
canned. During his absence his place
will be filed by his cousin, Herbert
Drachman--Repub'ican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1893-07-22
1t Is Ben Crawfo ford.

From an unofficial source the CITIZEN
learns that Ben Crawford, of Graham
county, will succeed Colonel Eyster as
deputy collector OF internal revenue in
Tucson for this district.
Mr.. Crawford will probably take pos
session of the Office August l. Collector
Shannon will go to Santa Fe, Also 1t is
understood, August l. He has not for
warded bis bonds yet, ard 10y the time
they reach Washington and are heard
from it will be the LIST of August
As to other districts, it is reported
that several prominent democrats who
applied for the collectorship would not
refuse a deputyship under Collector
Shannon.
The same occurred in the collector
ship OF customs at Nogales.