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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19

rich Heine, my brother Christian, Vol
taire, Victor Hugo, Martin Luther,
AenOphon, three of the Her0ds. Osce-
ola, MiantonOmah, SamOSet, Massassoit.
Pocahontas, TecumSeh and others, 800
friendly spirits in all.
From Stansbury went at once to
Colby, the medium, for slate writing.
L said nothing, but held the two states
III my hands. When | took them aparc
there was the picture of Red Cloud. 70,
'Ho, Red Ctoudn said |, Pm so glad
to receive your picture after that visit
of last night
Then Red Cloud gave me commu-
nication in which he told me the names
OF fourteen other spirits who had been
with him on the visit. He said that
altogether more than 300 spirits had
materialized for me on the OCCASION"
What will the pSychlcal science con-
greSS say TO this?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
SUMMER DISEASES.
what Causes Them, With a Few
Hints for Their Certain Preven-
t1on-ThIs Is Valuable Informal.


Hints for Their Certain PreVen-
t1on-This Is Valuable Informal.
ton.
Cholera morbus and summer diarrhea
occur principally during the summer and
autumn. Cholera morbus is caused by i'm
proper food and sudden chilling of the body
after exposure to great heat Certain sub
stances will produce it to certain persons.
such for instance as veal, raw milk ia ken
with fish. or shell fish. and all dishes co oked
with milk, such as rice pudding, cream puffs,
and even ice cream VIXEN kept too long. IN
ripe and over-ripe fruit, especially If taken
with large draughts, of ice water, will cause
it. Avoid becoming chilled during sleep.
In climate as changeable as ours this is an
ever-present danger. Persistent summer
diarrhea is usually caused by malaria sewer
air or impure water. The knowledge Of how
to avoid or remedy these dangerous COM
plants will save much suffering and avoid
many doctors bill Medical science tells
us that the use of pure spirits, preferably
Whiskey, in moderatfeuis sure safeguard
against diseases of the kind mentioned
There is but one pure medicinal whisky and
that is Duffy's Pure Malt. If it Is taken regu-
iarly at this season, it keeps the stomach in
healthy condition. purifies the entire system
and gives tone, strength and stimulus II has
been used for years by the American public
and is the most popular remedy OF its kind in
this land 1t is true there are interested
parties who try to sell other so-called whistles
when they are asked for Duffy's. but such
people have an interestedmotlye that is not
for your good. Do not be deceived. and insist
upon having just what you call fos.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
LETHE.

Remembrance followed him into the skies.
g. They met. Awhile mute sorrow held him
thrall,
Then broke he forth in spirit words and
signs:
Great was my sin, but at my contrite call
Came pardon and the hope of Paradise;
If this be heaven, thy blessings on me
fallr
She looked. Peace filled her unremember-
ing eyes.
She knew him not-she had forgotten all.
Edith NJ. Thomas,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
EcOnOny.
Aside from their excellence.
there is economy in buying

as they are the most natural favors
made, alf Ia strength, quality, and
quantity there are no f1avoring ex-
tracts that can compare with them.
1t IS not economy to buy the
favoring extracts IN the market
because they are sold at d low
price. Cheapness S III indication
Of inferiority.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
Learning Rewarded.

Atlanta Constitution.
ibid Brown stand the civil service
examination"
"First-class."
Went through the Greek alphabet?"
jest a-hummin'!"
"And the Latin verbs?'
Every one of 'em!"
: "What place did they give him?"
"Head coal shoveler."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
Bucklen,s Arnica saIxe.

The Be Salve in the world for Cuts
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Scr es
letter, Chapped Hands. Chilbai ms
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and pos
lively cures Piles, OF. no pay requi red
1t Is guarantee to give perfect satisfac
ton, or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by j. p. Allen, drug.
Gist, corner Seventh and jackson.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19

for commissioned officer, but privates
attempting to touch the collar will be
stood off with warning growl.
Should no answer be needed, the dog
will take short rest and reconnoiter
the ground before running the gauntlet
of another bullet shower. A reply, de-
posted in his collar bag, is, however, a
signal for instant departure. and within
half an hour the fleet messenger may
thus make a round trip of five or six
miles.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
The Ladies.

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may usa the CalIfor-
mia liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, IN
der all conditions, makes it their favor
lite remedy. 70 get the true and genu-
inc article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co., printed near
the bottom of the package.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
BURIED ALIVE,
One Tells OF His Painful Expe-
rience SO Inferred.
~ HERE died and

HERE died and
was buried in
Oakland, CAL, a
week ago. a man
who had already
been buried once
for tn ir t y-six
hours, suffering
every moment of
that time the
agOnies of the
d a nj II G d. The
man was Joseph
n eiS0n. a veteran
of the war. When
Fort Fisher was
taken, twenty
eight years ago.
Mr.. Nelson was
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
THE HAUNTED HOUSE.

Big Ghost of a Soldier Seen in a
Russian Village.
Revue Spirite.
In the month of May last peasant
woman, Maria N, nurse of children in
the family of NJ. Karavieff, captain of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
FACTS AND FANCIES.
For Sale.

Carriage in splendid condition and
nearly new; cost $500; will be sold very
cheap. Also double set of harness.
Call at l45 College avenue.
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DIED.

SHARPLES-Iu st. Paul, sunday. June Is,
at sos p nj, Mrs. Sarah Sharples. Flu.
neral from residence of nephew. George
II. Blanchard, jS2 state street. Tuesday.
June 20, at $50 a. M. Service at ST. Mi
chael's church at Q a. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
To Chicago.

$500 one way. 1920 round trip, via
Chicago Great Western Railway. City
ii cket office, 364 Robert street, corner
T fifth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19

Slowly dies the long June day,
Softly rolls the earth away,
Lovelier light at length divinIng,
All dream of misty bloom,
Trembling stars and golden gloom,
Larger heavens and sweeter shining
Which is dearer. dusk or day?
Where the glory dyed the dark,
Lost in light the ruby spark,
Violet CLEAN and saffron splendor
Melt and mingle into one.
When the long June day is done,
All the depths throb close and tender
Is it day, or is it dark?
Love the long June day had life,
Silver showers and sunny strife
Now Its rosy wrath fades DER us!
Eds vast twilight fills our eyes,
Yet what freedom of the skies
Parts the star-sOWn way before us
Is it death, or is it life?
-Harper's Bazaar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
TWO LYRICS.

The earth is awake and the birds have come,
There is life i'll the beat of the breeze,
And the Eastwood tops are alive with the
hum
And the flash of the hungry bees;
The frogs in the swale in concert croak,
And the glow of the spring is here
For the bursting leaves on the rough old oak
Are as big as red squirrels ear.
From the ridge-pole dry the corn we pluck,
Ears ripe and yellow and sound
That were saved apart, with red for luck,
The best that the huskers found;
We win shell them now, for the Indian folk
Say: PLANT your corn without fear
When the bursting leaves OH the rough old
oak
Are as big as red squirrels ear
No crow will pull and no frost will blight,
No grub cut the tender sprout,
Nc rust will burn and no leaves turn white
But the stalks will be tall and stout;
And never weed will have power 10 choke.
Or blasting wind to scar
The corn that we plant when the leaves of
the oak
Are as big as red squirrels ear
-Harpers Weekly.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-19
The Fire
at Fargo

burned up hundreds of
Fur garments. The
moths will probably
consume as many more
in St. Paul during the
Summer. Thieves will
steal a great many dur
ing the same period.
FURS STORED with US we insure to re,
turn i'll the Fall in as good condi.
ton as they were received.
We also repair and remodel.
Charges moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
SCHOOL BONDS.
DIEIIC NOTICE is hclcby given that

r,',d - Plantation OF rnion ff~, school District
No. J. Town Ia u-hcrtrr, in Tn" County Of W"'t-
chester NrW-l ork, viii on Thursday even
ing February %, 1898. at halfpIit seven O'Clock, AZ
Inc schnolhosc IN said district receive >1ld pCpos'
fr tn, nun ha-. u bond, OF SAID d-tt't inc
.,d Board Of Filtration viii then and there open -aid
mama A.. and accept thu hgpc-t thci,ot Uur-- IL u'h
IL Tor the Interest ~ -a!d district 10 roget al OF such
proposal. , -. -. .,, t,o,,d -,
Tdurn.ion 20 provide IL Tor the Purca" ot an al
ditnntl school said district ana M erection ul I'ph
a., a new srnonl building ind ISSUED In accoriais
win the Consolidated school vt 81 lH6l chapter 800
Zach bond viii bc Tor tn rnh'lihl sum w "'
,nu.,nd do,r. and will bear interest at IN iitr or
S ',I r,nt,u 1r nnnuiu "a, able annuailv Prln-
ra AID interest viii be- I1tno" 81 IN" bahh Oi """'
V,fnnn n the -aid city II Mount Vernon. $500.
The holder, II these bold> haN" the privilege OIL INV
"E r1y viii be- dated The NJ, div OK March, 1893 and
:, OLD
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financial.
leXican National Railroad Company
ELECTION NOTICE.

NEW.YOEK. FEBI;r Any 49, 1873
=, ecord,ocn with a certain Voting IIiHt eFI''M'h''
a,I S.,dlulcr I.i 1881, Of whch the fd"'Fh io''
and r,ns, Copiany +. Voting Trustee, general h''u"s
- ,hn first mortgage second mortgage \ '"" " O"t
,,1.. ~ fine Mexican National Railroad company VIII
.,t -, J., o,,Ioo noon Monday, March -Ouh' l'JJ' "t
~, ococ If the Company. W3ii Street "e"'roh' Tor
tho ,,ru,.c Of nominating eight d.i'cti' !" u ''' "
,ho annual meeting Of the COMPANY.
,,oo. for the registration &; first mortgage anu c"'
morqacc 4 and u b)nG.. ana Tor the ,a"''I "'''"''
ti T., closed a, doe OF busin'., STURDY M'f'h ''
d ,cuoln CLOSED until final adjournment oil meeting
The rlqht to vote bond registered - ia" o'i'f o.
~ ,.,son may b. exercised by the registered owner ~
por>On by p.oNy ., . ,.,.,.
y . rhe holdcr o. any bond bond, royat" 10 1aic'
my exercise the right % vote thereon upon pioiucr"
thereof at the meeting 81, -
3Oyncrs of non-Irgistcr bonds by h'Ni"1 '"' sam"
,,,d a. nro,ld,d in Voting irut Agreement ~ the
st,,v # the Company, Wall street. N""Nofh or ~
>,o-.,. Nlathrson a Co., 40. L"nh@I1 Stree L'ASoi
~ u.tiuc ,rcnt. no; Late; than mc'n d"is before Inc
,ntng uav exercise hight 10 vote Oh tn bonds 20
listed la person Ly proxy.
ANDREW ANDERSON. Jr.,
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nyrrrrsrMryTs AND Subscriptions FOR
Ap!h $t&yGE% E;F SyTTr WI ~ %. y n, Ms
way I'd door north Of Thirtysrstst and ADVElt'
TiSEMENls The olow!ns Bra.e" us 7 r,uT,h se"
corner Foureenth 20 hiraase corner Gsry
oo Wet rs ~ Ws:t ~ Lss,g
~ 81 West ladst.: i49 Chureh-ss ast Th!sd-svs
Las Third&ve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

Bond, Will D." delivered 10 the purchasers on OF D'i"'
th. md diy 81 March. l~13 At T. M. , i,
ffi,t d, located j. situated upon thr y '" y ~ anu
n T. A. and ulOn thu y. Y. and H. Il. X, urtfii
il tour uinu. travel ffom thu Grand Cent al
l,iot with sixty talu- each way daily ana "- 'lla
. II Over - $50 Isopc and J.. 10 - mot PROSPECTUS con-
d,fiou The school district Owls Oh" li's'h, -
ndinr, and land upon which they o." >tl1'1i o
a, 80 OrD wh a total bonded ind'h dnr.- "I 4-o'VS
is -.,tut. thr-e bond. cannot o. sod below par;
uy n,t.r Il fho Iolid fduca;ion ~ -aii di,tiitt
~ + j. kHANtIIEE. President
JOHN IlIftG. CLERK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
ETHIOPIAN rIyAxcI,L MARKETS.

,1.. r.l IL - d. m.-dnn-ols o lt-lG for none,
and 80 f,r ia. account CANADIAN Pici' b. =; ,
MrNlcsn OF iiniri. 81 II ram 't'hh"
IL, prnu.y lNauir. J5's; Er'jIny -f's N''"''"
90 ,." .il,.r j. quoted .t ~ , lGi ounce .
VI IN " Thr amount Of bullion gone into the i'hhH
q, IDCIand ON la lance to-day l. E1ooo TIT nn' 49,,
,,o, nor cont rrnte. al francs u '"htn- ~"
Ir"nnt and Exchange London at - name - 'e"'
for CHECKS. ..... -, r., Imn.ti, Rank
~, ,rmanv shows A Ia specie OF ! ']'o'D 'IN'
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financial Clcrtlous.
TUE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors al
Business Gbanres.

. nDITIONAI CAPITAL WANTED 10 complete FIR l.
H.. sy.pr4lay summer resort hot'l, now buldng
- thr mountains OF Colorado. clo-c To ne best trout
,nnbinr stream In America Mincal springs ana err ~
nming camp In vicinity Railway station, Co. np.l
nu',,ni1,v 30 guest 40 competition. Can c0mpl II,
, in .1<w DAYS or le, capital required for half
nt1,.it 5000 summer open. IN April. go :
IT, xo,enl.r. Then milc ownci- lettroilfs" hnnri q
~ ~, ni,,iis y lntrr trade Address T. H. SALIltl.,
H. o. Bon l.Os7. Denver. Colorado.
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certurcs an0 nlcctinos.

l. Rec LECTURES dadcs). Tuesday and Fri
IL day. cocH pUmpt, at FREN, II
ACADEMY. s53 Broadway domestic Bniding); Hon: y
lie son, tie French Vers Without that good French
conversation impossible Ladies attending isctufes pse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

West Union Tel. s6a 9s4 90 81 9SL 27517
Wclisfdr Exp..-..1s3 14j JIG lac
Total shares sold in the week. 1913 21i
SILVER
Silver certis.-..... 80 81. 81 Siia S3's $500
Following were yesterdays quotations for unlisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
Bid. Asked

4 & e \ L 1st
IS 1907.......llJ 1lS
e. \ l. lst - -I0-L IUiLe
&c PJc con -. 81 -
ia Pac Inc Us. 107s II
Jack Ian & sag
1t eat - 1901. .l0ja lO7
VI 4 { L bonds. 30 10
n Y&GL I'd mtg D 10
NicKs s. II 1T oslon 80
Ala & V con Is. 30 9j
Ala & Y I'd IS. 72i2 e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
MANHATTAN TRUST co.

MANHATTAN TRUST 20.
lpITAI ......fl 01oCcD
tOENER OF WALL AND NASSAU SIS.
Legal Depository Court AID Trust Fune' and General
a 'Ne Deposits.
IpEpA AL, RATES OF INTEREST PAID on EALhNNf-S.
Tho COMPANY is authorized t, act a. EXLatToE,
Mi i~rI:hIOK. GUARDIAN, RECEIVER ana
~. a. FISCAL ana lKANsF I-i a I'M and As
,,IsGIsIEhl, OF STOCKS and BDND>.
1hn con- nv aud tru to-, OF estates
S,c,li;i,s for thu tan. action Of their business
OFFICERS:
l. l. WATERBURY, ,dent ~
AMOS r. FRENCH. Second yicc.Prc-ldcnt.
, q r.o,ch \ Y II. ". Cannon. y. Y.
T.. " 80 John u. Ford y. y.
H. l.. ligginsol. Roston. ,. '1usr' H. HHo'V"'
e. AaI D. Ka"Goiph y. y. As Eo',"' Magnify 81 X
il. ~ ii>'yyant" \ y sam. H. Shiiiry, Thiia.
y; =, 10 ~ Y u. +. wilson. y. Y.
Sl,sS o,n ~ \ /. - !. !. Wat .rbufy. y. Y
OFFICE OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BIZ DEE CO.
''''"" CHICAGO. H.. tnuary 10. ls:t.
OWNERS Of Mortgage Bonds Of the MiSsIs-
~ .lmd I,fr Pfdgc Company are hereby noun a that
tic UnItcd states Go. OF New York Itust.e -"
II and $50 "a redeemed rquf'l ~ INC moIi aye
an account OF slnklngfund payment due April !. Is5
VIZ Lid Ponds 10 cfncd by McsSfs Cuyer. Morgan
A. Co No "A Pne--t New. York CIV. 80 - Al,
Interest on bonds designated atoxc VIII cca-c Apfi
i, 1898. CHAi'L-t-> H. foSiEi'' A'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

INDIANApDIIS. DECATUR 4. SPRINGFIELD RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
FIRST MORTiArE BONDS.
WE. Tllt UNDERSIGNED. substituted
Trustee. under first mortgage ~ the IHGiinepI>
Decatur and Springfield Railway Company. VIII and
after February ~. 1872 aud until Aprl 10, Soi take
and l,,r un.,nrced Ter their avn protection, the
mining unpaid coupons due Ansil l. io.i; Ocoher l.
Is,G. anil / is~- October !. 1857; AprI 1899 DE-
toi,cr l. isss and the c"rpon. drc Ami J. 1919! 1t the
tcn-il must Company. no - Wall-st. IN tn, CITY 81
Sev-Ycrk Infsrr-t ut q cent will be uaid aid
crunon. from tho dat when they originally became pay
able until February 20, iso3 - ~
BENJAMIN AYMAR SANDS,
H. b. 4. PIERCE,
Substituted Trustees.
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FINAL DIVIDEND NOTICE.

AMERICAN TYPE IouNDEHS' COMPANY;
NEW.NOlk, Feb. =. 1893
DNUE BOARD or DIRECTORS of this COM
i pny has TN, day declared, .,l oI ne 9arnnes OF
the quarter ending February -, ls'5 dividend Of two
~. Der cent prefer stick of Tie company. pay
able on m 18th day February next the onicc Of
lie Srw.York iuafaniy ana Indemnify Co. 80 Cenr.
st. N,vYor& sto kho irrS Of record OF the Oh inst
me transfer ionls VIII close thIt date 3 o'clock
p n and rcolrn February H.. 1893 10 O'Clock \. NJ.
- = \ T. u. BHOWER. -ecretary
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Steam Pumps and Pumping Engines
CAPITAL STOCK.
Preferred, 20, Shares
Of 500 each, $4,000. 900
Common, $1,000 Shares
of 500 each, $4,000, 900

Statement Of appraisers Of high standing and cer-
Gcac Of chartered accountants are on file, and copies
can be Office.
These ShOW Real Estate, Plant,
UuH CusH assets ALLOWING NOTHING
FOR TIE VERY VALUABLE PATENTS AND GOOD
WILD to be ncdriy dOubie the en-
tire issue Of prcfcrrcd stOch anu
profits for three VcarS past to hare
0rcr0ged $4SO,OOO per GnnuW.
the amount necessary to pay me
diridend upOn the prcfeI1cd
stOcE being $I4O, 900.
TIE PREFERRED STOCK l. PREFERRED ~
TO DIVIDENDS AND ASSETS; II FULL PAID AND
WORCESTERSHIRE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13
THE MONETARY SITUATIO,

In the money market ,here was plainly per
ceptible a hardening tendency. In the cary
Part OF the week call lOars Mt tie STOCK I'm n
change i..cal at "a. IL per cent, bnt on
Thursday rates vert advanced 10 per cent
although not much business Was done at the eA-
tfeme figure On Friday there was no Eurfy ~,
rates. and the great bull, Of new business was AT
yaS l-2 per cent Ii is possible that the mar
ket was subject ia manipulation by the pear
faction in stocks. hut more natural eApI.'''a11
lion OF tho advance was the disappointment oil
tie general hope that the Sherman Silver law
would be repealed AZ this session OF tcnsr.,,S,
The chance became extremely remote when tic
sui iect Time money also was distinctly dcarer,
slthough there was no scarcity or loanablc funds
no h'tlc discrimination in Respect 20 cGllat"ral
was exercised by lenders and. conse Iuently rates
were irregular. For short dates 4 per cent was
asked, and for four and six months the raics
Hanged from TO per cent, according TO the
money markets there was no material change.
Ane Bank Of England showed a further gain in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

1xls 46i % 100 20 ga 900 so 233 800 100 Z"'
>, The bank exchanges Of the Ncw-i ork Tearing
Hons and rho stocks sold al tho New-iork stock
Exchange last week and for the week OF inc pc
ceding two years compare as follows
Feb. Il, 81. Feb. -. '92. heb ~ ~
Exchanges $685. 90 9Gi 1878 l1S $3.50 uo 3
No. shares sold ,O29,C7G 4,S-o.63i ie53zi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

Temporary certificates viii be issued by the New'ioFN
Guaranty and indemnity Company.
Payment. may b. made 20 per cent on appi alton ana
balance in thnty day. thereafter ll payment may be
made al once Interest viii allowed dividend rate
from payment until May /, after which regular semi
annual dividends viii he paid.
Application 10 list the stock at th" New-Ioik stock
Exchange viii be- made prior l." JGly lst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

The following shows the relations between tn
total reserve and the total deposits at the re
spectivc dates
SPECIE ......... as $50 900 sll 935 800 $40 81 90
l. -altendrs 3i,s36,2oO Jllll 800 90 233 30
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-01-01
The Sly Kid"

General McCook, commanding the department of Arizona, received dis patches from the commanding officer at San Carlos, dated Tuesday, stat ing that the capture Of the notorious renegade Indian known as kid" would be only a question of a Few hours. A detachment of men from Fort San Carlos inst after sundown on Tuesday night came suddenly upon the renegade, who had his horse shot from under him but made his escape on foot. General McCOok states that Lieut.. Wallace has been called back from his march toward the Sierra Ma dres. and is a, present guarding he line 10 head Kid off should he escape south.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-01-01
First Publication November 3o, Is92 MINING APPLICATION
 NO. 5S0.

L. s. Land office. Tucson. Ariz, Nov. e3 1892. NvOrtCF HFRrr~ crvEV THAT THE V C.p- n-""r Cousoli is-ra Minny Co.,, by Ten W sms, agent, W p-e po-tofie- address is H'-f ee, Cochise c,d ts, izona, has made ap- plica cation for g.,e { for 47s lineal feer the Little NJ Y.rs Lode, bearing gold, silver and cop, z. situate in Warren Mining District Cochise a,ty Arizona and described in the official plat md field tes file this ofi c. follows, viz: survey No 1O5s.
 ginnnl st Cor No. 1. p1st ma ked -i056 LNY l.. de wh :Bce nj ed Stat Mine al Monu- men No b.-r- 4a' 90 W soos sfeei. Discov- cry eta arg 25' 5i E 402 feet. Thence g 4I'
 E 45sfee Io Cor. No 2, 'st msrksd d 2-1o5s r.N Y Lode: tben S1' W s0o fe ct toCor. No '. s post msrk-d 3-I0J5 L N Y Lode; thence N 1T 42' W 416 feet 10 Cor. No. 4 8 post marked t-I05s L. N Y Lode; thence N s1' 2co feet to Cor. So and place of b;gin ing, variation IT. 70 Essf. cont ning 2.0s acres.
 The location of this mine Is recorded in the Rec orders office of Coehise county, page 29s book Re ord of Mines. Adjoining claimants are claim. ,nt- on Ace of spsdss NJ. C.. survey No Ioss, on the east, and Nv York N. C.. Sur. No. ssi on the n,r.h.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto quired to present the before this office within sixty days from the first day Of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provis ons of the statute. HERBERT BRO w, Register.
 Dsx wnI1Axs Attorney for Claimant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-01-01
First Publication November 30, 1892. MlNlNG APPLlCATlON
 No. 5S7.

[. g. Land Ofice Tucson, Ariz., Nov.2 1892
 NJ oTICE IS II REBY GIVEN THArJ HOW ~ ell d Ga duer, by W. HoweI, his Cocbi,- cou ny, Ar z na, have made application
 for patent for ll95 linear feet O. the acra-
 Tn Lo e. bear ig gold. silver and cop e., situate
 in War en Mining District Cochse county, Arizo a,
 aud described in the otBc al plat and field notes on
 file in this office, follows, viz: Survey No l062. Be inning al a m1nume [ If stJ"es ~itn p st
 marked l-i062 L,dr, whes ce L. S Min ral aonrment No. bears \ 13' 8 E s93 feet Dis covery shaft brars N 46' 10 322 feet Thence $ 6i ~ ils5 feet to ( T. No. ,, post ma ked 2-lC62 5 Led {, Ileut cal with Cor. No Haui-
 son Lode, survey No. lcs5, ihsuce 27' 2 t. 5ss
 feet to Cor Nc. ,, post mark 3-lGs2 Lode;
 Lode. survey No. i63, io2I feet 10 or. No. 4. q post marked i-1U6. S Loae; 1853 fe to Cor No I, post marked i-l0j!S L de; thence $ g7' ?
 W 5s9 5 ie | to Cor. No and plac. of begi hing,
 variation II 70 Fast. containing is g acres. The location of this mine is recorded in the Rec.
 orders office of cochise c5unty page 435, book II record of minss Adjoining claim are claimants of Sunrise NJ. C. on north, Ophir N. c, on east,
 Harrison NJ. c. on south sud Frank Cosgswel NJ. c. on west.
 All persons h"'ding adverse claims thereto are
 within sixty days from the drst publication here- o., they will he barred by virtue of the provis- ions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. w. HowELL, Attorney for Claimant.