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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-13

81 am not speaking now. mind you. Of Home
s,ead and Ptt-burg. but of the country around
and near them-a country never visited by re-
portcr- or congressional investigation commit
tecs-but every acre % which L. owned by An
drew Jarueg1. and Henry &. Prick.
''Ther, l. a law On The statute book OF Penn
syivania winch saws that men shall be paid
weekly That Law l. q dead letter for the thou-
sand- - people Who work for Andrew Carnegie
and Frick There y another Law which in
theory does away NTH ne pluck me OF com
PAW store By legal fiction the stores are in
operation TODAY just the same a. ever they
were-the name only being changed
What do YOU thick will he the outcome of
this system
.-Why there can be but one outcome and
that J. civil var These Hungarians can be
ground down TO a certain point and then. like
the worm. they will turn and rend their OPP
pre--ors.
And l. there no remedy
YES. stop immigrstion-stOp il at once and
things viii slowly right themselves In three
year. time the army OF tramp. would be
gathered up into the workshops and fields and
the greater army Of honest, industrious people,
~ho are now subsisting on half rstions. would
have plenty % eat. The country Is big enough
Tor al. but 10 Is not yet developed to such an
extent that those here now can make q decent
living"
The New York limited rushed by Just then
and We tramp remarked drily: There go some
Oh us people Who are seeing the country.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
Gourtlaub, 5. SUM-.

s. Gjrotb lit nit bem Sau leiuer ueue,,
Bobn,ns el9dftist, pel9e, ,uenn uoQenoet,
eiue BET I6DuIte III 6er llm9e9eno lein piro.
@bas Blof unb 9tobt. @teluart, nabten
am @ounta9 ei1en Nbted)er na9 Seem uln,.
Nrl emma @eor9ius lit: Don ber 9tormal=
G1ule ;uriif 9etebrt uno tpiro bic Serien bel
tGreu @lteru perbrin9eu.
Nrau q. Mrnbt 1T uou einem Gelu6 Bel ei:
ner S6pelter il, Glue GartD County S,lriidz
9efebrt.
Trau @iimmer 1T ouf benz 8e9e oer Seie=
run9 uub bofien mir, oah lie bolo ,pieber ibrc
u0Qioe @ellnbbeit erlau9eu ruiro.ss
sri. t6eleua &en1ele pol1 Sleepp gDe mar
iiber Souuta9 bel syrl. Wtarie Builders ouf
yelu9.
llule @9ule fam Sreita9 ;um S6luR,
,,no ,paren mdbreno oes 9mouatli6en GER
MINIS 65 G1iler re9iltrirt, iebo6 fallt ber
Our9i6nittsbeiu6 bllr6 bic ,pabreno oes
g8inters berrl rl9euoen S6arla9 sGpioemie be-
oeuteno ,,lriid. 2ebrer g. q. :3ieste erbielt
ais Nnerfemuu9 leiner Gbati9teit uon ben
S9iileru eiu &jeldent, beltebeno aus Gong:
ielows Werteu r,lo eiuem 9oloenen W}eboll=
tol1.
llnere WeltausiteQmss =Seiu@er febreu
a0ma(i6 suriid uuo berld)teu uoa bel, 9eiebez
neu Nuuberbu19en.
6. B. j3iesfe ,uteruahm ant Nreita9 eil,e
Gersuii9u19stour uad 9teomooo Sails unb
blieb aus uubetauutem @'rii,,oel iiber Cont
tug, tebrte aber ont Montas woblbebalten ;uz
rid.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
aus octtt Gtaat.

Sir uniere e5taatsbauptitaot St.
Saul 1T bieie san3e 8o@e als eine Teitz
,po9e uou BEL elonoerer Beoeutuns gu uerz
sei9nen. 2lm Montag puroe ndmli3
boielbit bic i9on friiber er,pdbnte &eci>
procitdts> Gonuention, 'pel@e oie&esuliez
run9 ber 6anoelsbe5iebun9en 5mil@en
Canada unb ben Ser. Staaten gum
3ued bat, er0fInet. @jeitern trat oaz
ielbit AUDI bet 5meite Gon9reB ber 2opal
2e9ion in @ituns. Dem @lam5punft
al1er 6eitli@teiten bietet inoeB bic iosez
nannte 6iuzTeier, 1uel@e gu @5ren Der
Tertiatellun9 ber Great gortbern Babn
uno oeNen 9auptinterei1enten .9iq per-
anitaltet poroen 1T uno ,uo;u i@on felt
Monaten bic umfaiienofen Gertebrunz
seu 9etrofien iinb. 9lusfiibrli@ereS
iiber aue oiele Mn9elesenbeiten ,perben
mir 1T nd9iter gtummer brinsen.
Dret canaoiide @efdusniBzGomz
miiidre inipi5irten tiirsli@ AUDI bas
Minnelota @taatsSu@tbaus in Stil1z
,uater. sic befanoen ii@ auf einer Sn>
ipectionsreile, INN iiber oas @efansniB>
lpelen bet Ser. Steateu Stubien gu maz
9en uno BET &e9ierun9 uon Canada
Beri9t gu erltatteu. sic ino bes 9obes
uou uon aQem mas lie 9cieben, beionz
bers betra9ten iie unler Staats9efan9>
niB ais cine Muiteranltalt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
ANDREW J. ECkSTE|N, =
Gisentbamer bet
&ior1itr Mpot9ete

Stem l1lm, Minn.
Meebisinem, Gbenitalien, Goilettenarz
ttteln, Barfamerien, Tarben, Del, Tirz
nii5en, @las, 8i6er, @@reibmateriaz
lien pnb Muf ffinl ltrumente fets insroBer
Muspabl an 2ager.
gfecepte na@ meoi5inii@en &eseln NIT
er6Bter 8orii@t onseferti9t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
Mn Muiatt3:xcutc.

slus benz Representative, unie:
REM auianssSr9an, eriebe i'd, oab oer
StaatssV ssVortra9balter &. 6. Song, uno
$. g. Saples, National=Srsonii iator
Der N. S. u. uno $. H.. am 15., l6.
unb II. Sum- III Srown County le,n
merben. Oa Die 3eit su furs 1T, um
bic Naiansen int County ;u elmer gers
Iammlun9 einSuberufen uno tetn Mrran=
9ements>Gomite beitebt, erlaube i1 mir,
in bieler Nn9elesenbeit fiir bic NQian;en
;u banoeln. Da bic obsenannten SER
rem am IA. Sum- IN Ba ieca So. iimb,
weroen iie am Is. ss$uni III Seem lllm
uno am l6. Suni in Sprinsfielo iein,
um Vortrd9e gu baIten. Die Sabresz
ueriammlun9 Der GountpzNuians, = mel9e
am "a. Sum- bdtte itattiinben iouen.
miro bur4 bieie Geranlalluns a9t Gage
friiber, alio ant Samitas ben II. Suni
in SIBERIA ab9ebalteu, an mel9em Gage
AUDI bas Bicnic BET yoltspartei>Nnbanz
ger oaielbit itatti tiinben wiro. Sd boife,
ooB aue MQian;en bic Yerlammlln9 nit
Delesaten bei@iden uno ii9, iolpie ale
Trclnoe Der &eformbewe9uns, in MaNe
an iibrisen betbeilisen ,ueroen.
Goboen, Utinn., 80. Mai 1898.
9. Treberitl on,
Prdl. BET Bromn 80. QlIian;.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
Cine N}iQipu iyrcnuoe.

Sn ber Notb erfennt mon ieine 1uabren
Treuuoe, ,mo cine Million Meni6eu baben
eiuen iol6en pabren Srellno in Or. Sings
Neuer Gntoedun9 9eaen slus;ebrllns, 6uiten
uno grtdltun9en 9efunbcu. gScnl On bic
les sroBeSuitcumittel l,temals 9ebrau6t bait,
10 ,uiro cine Yrobe Did ibcr;eu9cll, bab es
III a(leu IaQen uou $oals=, Srlll= uno 9un=
9entrantcn wunberbore 6eiltrdite beiiet. Sc
Sc Sloi9c lit 9arantirt, allcs gu uoQbrin9eu,
mas bcaniprllGt ulro, ober oas ecb uirb
;uritcritattet. Hrobeiai6en irci in >. Ot.
Oliens 9potbefe. GiroRe Nlol1cN so Gents
lluO 81.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

Mus Ytttsbur9 plro 9emeloet, bal
oalelbit ant Samitas al1e Intlasen au
Moro 9esen $. 6. 6rid uno amber
Beamten Der Carnegie Stablwerte, 10
w;e sesen bic Nintertou Detect,us in
@eribt nieoersei@lasen 'uoroen iinb.
gQe gerbafteten iino baber sesen eisen'
0lr9l3aft entladen uorben uno BEL
san;e Tal fann ais beentet betra6te
,ueroen. gs fat wobl Niemanb elmer
anoereu Nus9aus lit bieieu i@on 10 pie
pon f@ reben ma@enben @eri@tsuer:
banoluusen er1uartct; benn iolanse Mi
bic &opitalilten bic Sberberri6aft baben,
,piro man 2euten ,pte Trid unb Gonlor:
ten unb bsren !6anblaser tein 9aa,
triimmen. g8ir baben inbeB cine Mb:
nun9, 6aB berartise @eri@tscomSbien
in bic fem 2anbe ber @lei@bere@ti9una
lebr balo ibr gnbe errei@en biirften.
Sn Gbtcaso trat am Montaa
bic uon Winnelota aus in Mnre9un9 9e>
bra9te Mnti>Truit> Gonuention gu lam>
men, an ,uel@er ii@ Dele9atcn aus fait
auen @taaten uno Gerritoricn ber Union
betbeili9ten. Dielelbe &puroe bon @ou>
perneur Neljon eroffnet, ber bel bic Jet
@elesenbeit auf bic Motiue binmies,
wel@e gu elmer oerortisen Seriammluns
ben 9lulaB saben uno befiirmortete eine
permanante Sr9antiation gum 3we& BET
fieoer1uerfun9 unb 8el@rdntuns bon
Truits iinb Monopole. Diele Soee
fano unter ben anmelenoen Dele9aten,
wie ii@ inn 9eute Der 8erbanolunsem gut
@enii9e berausiteute, alsemeinen 9(ns
flans unb 1oirb pobl ais 9auptrei iultat
BET Gonuention beruorseben.
Sn Miiiouri uno Miiiiiiippi baz
ben am 81. Mai @ir5eli itiirme bebeu>
tenben S9aben anseri9tet. Der lis
Wteilen iubli@ uon Mempbis 9elesene
Ort @oieoale in W&ilfilippi 'uuroe fait
pouitanbis our@ ben Sturm 5erit0rt,
unb peri9ieoene Meni@enleben 9insen
babel 3u @runbe. Moberlp in Miiouri
muroe ebeufall fart bur@ benielben
beimseiu@t. 9m 2. Sum- bat in @lbo>
raoo, Mrtanias, uno llmseaenb elm Gp>
clone f,1r@tbore 8erpiiitunsen anseri@z
tet unb cine Nn3abl meni@enleben ols
Opfer seiorbert.
Sn gbica9o fel BET @eisen am
Treitas auf sc Gents, Der nieorisite
Yreis, ber jen1als I'M oortisen Martt
beSablt wurbe.
Mus Q8ien wiro 9emeloet, oab bel
sen nd@iten Mfan0uern in l1nsarn, Die
i'm September itattfinoen iollen, auBer
benz &oiler 6raus Soiepb, bet &aiier
pon Denti3lano, ber &Onis pom @a@>
fen uno bet &ronprin3 BON Stalien 5uz
sesen fem ruiiroen. Tron3::Soiepb miro
feline @dite in Peitb bewirtben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
Ole tIeine Mamie Sdwart,

Die tleine Mamie S9wart
wel@e Dor uusefdbr einem Sabr ausSt
Saul entfiibrt uub fir oeren 3uriidbrin
gen bic lette 2esislatur nod $500 bewil
liste, 1T enoli@ III @eit Superior auf9e
funben. Der Polisei Gapitan @allas
ber III @eit Superior bemertte bic &lei
ne tarsli@ III einem bortiseu Circus uni
fol9te ibrer Spur uon ba 1T bic 8ob
nung e,nes @ei9en itelIers an berNortb:
ern Pacific 8abn, Namens Solepb Nl:
larb. Die Muaros 9abeu an, oab oas
&iuo uon ieiner unbetaunten Gntfibre:
rim uon Dulutb aus na@ Ol6 Superi
Of gebra9t uno bort bel elmer Uamili'
2auiue, seseu elm 'uO&entli@es &oitselb,
in PFese sebebeu 1uoroen iei. Diev I'm:
betannte" iei aber oas &oitselo i@uloie
9eblieben uuo in Tolse oehen batten BIZ
2auiues, bic bic Nbiidt sebabt, mad
Noro Datota iiber3uiieoeln, au l. Sc:
bruar ;. S. bic &leine inn Nrmenbauie
unterbrinsen tpo0en. Trau MQaro bats
tie Mamie inswil@@ tennen selernt,
unb, oa feline Ginipra@e erboben puroe,
gu f@ senommen. Das @'ebeimniB
pon mem uub aus ,pel9en @riinben oas
tein6 ntfabrt ,puroe, 1T Bis jett nod ii,
Elm Duntel sebaQt, aber bic polisei wiro
ii@ ale eroentli@e Mlbe seben, ben
S@leier gu Iii fteu.
Nus l6enoerl . II miro beri@tet,
6aB ii9 Carl Stiebm, ein alter &niieb>
let pon 81 Sabren, in einem MnfaQ BON
Mie6ersei9lasenbeit in ieinem 5tall ers
banst babe.
Mm lette II Mitwo@ Mor9eu brad
bet imei Meilen oberbalb Tersus TaQs
9elesene Damn Der Sage W(able uno
bas Waiier itiir3te nit a1er @emalt
our@ ben wenisiens fiinfsis TuB brei>
ten 8ru@. 0ur3 bic Bu@t bes @ais
iers murbe cine Meile untcrbalb ber
Damn BET Gitp Power Company 5erz
riiien unb &irts Muble i@wer bei@az
bist. Scr Gele9rapb muroe natiirli6
ioiort insYewe9uns seiett uno bic mei>
ter unten liesenoen Wlablen Offneten if:
re S9leuien 9ber Der Nnorans oes
@a0ers mar gu fart, 10 baB iomobl bic
George 9. gSri9bt Muble, bic BON S.
s. sin 9ecisneten 0teo Riper 0fablen
unb bic Papiermiible uon 9. s. Nelion
fart bel@dbi9t muroen.
Sn ben 8lad 9ills lit Glib
Oatota, an bet @rense uon Wponing,
finoet ii1 ein melt ins 9auo bineinras
senber Telientburm, Deuil's Eower &C.
nannt, ~el@er bel 1900 SUP 9obe an
BET @run6fld@e 500 JuB uno auf bet
5pibe $50 SUB int l1mfanse miBt. Gr
1T poutommen runo un0 iiebt aus wie
cine 9ereiteltc saule. St beitebt aus
acknowledgment @eitein uno ueroontt iein
Oo iein jerenfaus uultanii3en Nusbriiz
den. Bis jebt bat i'm nod yliemano
eritiesen, neil bic @eitcn oes Tcllenz
tburmes benz meni9li9en TuBe nirsenos
einen Salt bieten. gor GINGER 3eit
aber bat ii@ ein 9e~ii1er W. 8. &o9ers
erboten, fir cine Belobnun9 Don 5000
oas @ternenbanner auf oer Spite oes
Teliens aufSuplan5en. ST Mill ii@ ben
8es 3um Qufitie9 mittels Stufen babs
men, rpel9e ct in ben 9latten Seiten oes
Teliens aus;ubauen 9ebenft.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08

- Yrof. 6ids uon St. Youis bat
fir ben Monat SUM- fol9enoe @itteruna
in Musii6t seiteut. Der Monat Dfai
1uir6 bel iebr parmem @etter nit einem
Sturm obl@lieBen, 1uel3er i'm gSeiten
entitcbt, am 3. Stunt ben duBeriten
Often erreidt unb uon weitli9en @in=
ben nit tiiblerer Gemperatur besleitet
iein wiro. 0ann folst ,uarmes @etz
ter uno um ben 6. ooer 7. Sum- mir6
rie 6ite einen boben @rao crreiden uno
Stiirme ;ur Jolae babeu. Nom 7. big
8. Suni uerben uoriiber9ebenb tiible
Str0munsen, erit lit weitIi9er bann in
oitlider &i9tuns bemertbar iein. Tim
ben 10. Sum- be9innt cine Sturmperiooe
BEL beltdnoi9 ,udrmer !ueroenoem Metter.
Nom IL. bis IA. Sum- wer6eu picl fade
Stiirme uorfom,ien, Die bis sum Neu=
monb am IS. Sunt cinen fritz 9en Gbaz
ratter annebmen t0nnen. Sa III bic len1
Monat bic Gage ibre 9rDBtc Yan9e erz
reideu, 10 miro es pom 10. bis 25. SUI
nj ni3t an bdufigen geluittern feblen,
wel9e nit bieier Yeriooe int Saufe oer
Come in .3ul lammenban9 ltcben. Sn
anoeren Grbtbeilen t0nnen iogar uultaz
nil9e 9lusbrii0e uno Grberi1iitterllnse,1
portommen. Vom 2l. bis 25. SUM-
lit bic Eeriooe, NO bie Sage tiirser uuo
bic Nd9te lan9cr werosn. loeiti9e
Stiirme uno id1uere @ewitter iino pom
90. Bis 25. Suni 81 erwarten, ,uorauf
es tiiblcr weroen ,uiro. @c9enoen, no
wenig Teu@ti9teit uorbonoen lit, weroen
nm bieic 3eit unter GROCER Trodenbeit
su leioen >baben. Der Gollmono AM 20.
Sl,ni wiro emit 9,eben warmes Nctter
nit baufi9en @ewittern uno lofalem
&e9eniau brin9en. Der Ofonat uirb
nit tiiblem Wetter obidlieBcn, ueldes
in ben meiiten @esenoen bis III bic crz
iten Sage ocs Nfomats Suli onbolten
miro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-08
~ o Y ,"
Yrdl. ber Bro1pn 50. Nuian;
Sn unlerer Na9barltabt Manta:

- Sn unlerer Na3barltaet Mantaz
to iino ii6 bic @eute ni9t re6t tlar, ob
jenc Staot iiber sebn Eauleno Ginwobner
ober weniser ;ablt. l1m oas go itbotenz
Spltem ein9efiibrt gu erbalten, nuBten
es iiber 1000 lein uno 'paren es au@
- auf oem 9apier. Tim Die Saloonz
Sicensen TN 8etrase uon $500 ausitelz
len gu t0nneu, miBte inoeB bet Ylat
weniser ais 10000 ginwobner baben,
uno oa Der Staotratb cine Yetition fiir
GrbObun9 oer 2icensen auf 81 1000 abz
lebnte, muB AUDI oieie 9te@nung finn
men. Die Tra9e lit nun, ,uie uiele ginz
uobner Mantato ei9cntli9 bat.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-06
An Alligator's Nest.

Alligators' nests resemble haycocks
more than anything else to>which they
can be compared. They average abou.
4 feet in height and about feet in di-
ameter, and are constructed of grasses
and herbage. First the mother gator
deposits one layer of eggs on mortar
like floor, and having covered this
with a stratum of mud and heritage
about s inches thick lays another set
of eggs upon that, and so on to the top,
there being commonly from 100 to 200
eggs in the nest. With their tails the
parents then beat down the tall grass
and weeds to prevent the approach of
unseen enemies. The female watches
her eggs until they are Matched by
the heat of the sun, and then takes her
brood under her own care, defending
them and providing for their subsis-
tence. DR.. Lutzemburg, of New Or
leans, once packed one of these nests
for shipment to st. Petersburg, but the
young Matched out before they were
started on their long journey, and were
kept about the doctors premises, rum
ming all over the house, up and down
sta irs, whining like young puppies.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-06
SULLIVAN'S GOLD BRICK.

The Artist in Jail Awaiting the Ac-
ton of the Grand Jury.
John Sullivan, the gold brick artist,
was given hearing before Juctice Kin.
caid yesterday morning and was bound
over to the grand jury. His bond was
fixed at $500 which he was unable To
| furnish. There were several circum-
stances, in fact all the circumstances OF
the case were disastrous to Sullivan,
but none were more damaging than the
only defense offered and the unneces-
sary explanations he made. His first
story that he believed when he sold the
brick to Mr.. Mcnamara that it was
genuine received some credit and many
thought he might have been swindled
when he bought it. His conflicting
stories, that he bought it from the
amslgamator at the Harqua Hala mine,
and that he got it from a man here
whose name he had not taken pains to
learn, were against him.
Yesterday he swore that he believed
the brick he sold to Mcnamara was
good and that the one put in evidence
against him had been substituted for
the genuine and he accordingly wanted
warrant for McNamara's arrest. This
settled his case and he was bound over.
The test of the brick was made by
Assayer Porterie, who pronounced it
worth It's weight in brass. There was
no attempt to disguise Its character IN
less its general shape of gold brick
might be taken for disguise.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-06
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A car of canned goods was received
yesterday for the E. +. Keliner store,
and car of lumber for L. W. Blinn &
Co.
The Golden Eagle stable was given
the contract yesterday of supplying
Sells & Rentfrow's circus with hay,
grain and teams.
A. Redew1ll received today a tele-
gram as follows: Highest honors
Chicago, pianos and organs today.
Mason & Hamlin. o. & P. Co.
There was entered for record yester-
dav from E. H. Hitler, trustee, a deed
to Evelyn M. Wharton to lots 2, 4, 7, g.
10, II and Is. Norma Place, for $4,000
Thos. W. Pemberton was yesterday
regularly appointed administrator Of
the estate of Oscar L. Gibbs. He had
formerly been made special administra-
tor. Pierce W. Evans was appointed
guardian of the minor heirs.
Burt Moffat, the young man, whose
death from injuries seemed imminent
night before last, was much better yes
terday morning and his physician, DIR
Hughes, believes there is good prospect
of his recovery.
Mr.. R. Waldin, of the Keystone
pharmacy and one of the gentlemen
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-06
SUDDEN DEATH.
A Man Found in a Ditch Five
Miles From Town.
Said to Be a Resident of Phoenix
The Inquest to Be Held This
Morning.

Geo. Uetz, young man employed on
a ranch belonging to the Improvement
company on the Yuma road, five miles
from the city, came in late yesterday
afternoon and notified Justice Kincaid
that man lay dead in ditch on the
ranch where he was employed. The
man was Mexican from Phoenix and
had been brought to the ranch to work
the day before. He was in good health,
ate hearty supper and. breakfast and
yesterday went to work with Uetz
clearing ditch of weeds. They worked
along on opposite sides OF the ditch I'M
til noon. The Mexican ate heartily at
dinner and seemed in excellent health.
They returned to work and the Mexican
Jagged behind. After while Uetz heard
groan behind him and looked up in
time to see the Mexican fall into the
ditch. He lay there groaning a short
time and was dead. Other persons in
the vicinity had been attracted by the
groaning.
Uetz left them with the dead man
and came to notify the coroner. JUS
tice Kincaid summoned a jury last
night and went out to the ranch. The
jury viewed the remains, which were
brought back to town. An autopsy
was begun by DIR. Cameron, who de-
cided that death came from heart fail
ure.
The name of the dead man could not
be learned. He was about 40 years
old. 1t is said that he has wife living
in town from whom he was separated.
The inquest will be held this morning.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-10-06
PERSONAL.

Rufus Byler leaves today for Aqua
Caliente.
Hon. Frank Cox went to Tucson last
night on important legal business.
Mrs. W. D. Fulwiler returned yester-
day morning from tour of the east.
W. G. Davis came down from the
mining camp at Golden night before
last.
Judge W. D. Morton, of the Mesa
Free Press, was in the city Yesterday
afternoon and evening.
w. 6. McBrayer, prominent young
man OF Mesa, was in the city yesterday
and last night on business.
Col. Herring, who has been in the
city several days on legal business, re.
turned to Tombstone last night.
Steve Roche is in town from the
Yarnell mine. He says wages have
been reduced from $3.50 to So at that
camp.
Territorial Secretary Bruce went to
Tucson last night to attend a meeting
yesterday Of the board of university
regents, of which he is member ex-
officio.
There were registered at the Arcade
yesterday A. S.Kohlund, San Francisco
W. Fl. Gadd, Silver City, N. M; W. G.
Davis, Golden E. Contreras and Carl
ton Alva.
A. s. Kohlund, advance agent oil
Sells q Rentfrows' Circus and menagerie
arrived in the city yesterday to arrange
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who introduced the cyanide process
into the territory, yesterday received a
letter from Chicago stating that it had
been awarded the first premium at the
worlds fair over all other processes for
extracting gold and silver.
There is pile OF debris on Monroe
street in front of the Central high
school building which almost obstructs
travel on the street. Frequently car
riages are hitched in front of Mrs.
Williams boarding house on the oppo-
site side of the street and when this
conjunction of debris and vehicles &C.
cures the impassa bilitv of the street is
made complete.
There are on exhibition at the Office OF
Maj. ]. w. Evans samples of the finest
pomegranates ever brought to town.
They are from the ranch of Mr.. Stuart,
four miles southeast of the city. They
are from bushes only twenty months
old and this season are bearing sixty
pounds of fruit to the bush. They are
of the Fessia variety and were brought
from the Fresno nurseries.
The friendliness of the Santa Fe
route to the Salt River valley is shown
in a recent action of the company.
Advertisements have been inserted in
papers throughout Kansas and else
where along the system that round trip
tickets will be sold from all points to
Phoenix at a one fare rate with 81
added. This is the most liberal rail-
road proposition ever made affecting
this part Of the country and it will be
substantially remember as soon as
the north and south road affords Phoe-
nicians an opportunity to do so.
The preliminary hearing of Encar-
nacion Mendoza, charged with murder
GUS assault upon his step-son, Jesus
Pima, was concluded yesterday before
Justice Kincaid, and Mendoza was held
to await the grand jury in the sum of
$500. All the witnesses to the affair
told monotonous story and Pina's
shirt slit in three or four places by the
murderous step-father was the clinch-
ing testimony. A local paper yesterday
describing the character of the assault
said that Mendoza tried to cut into
Pina's stomach. Inasmuch as the
slashes in the shirt are upon the back
it appears that either Mendoza or the
reporter holds distorted views upon the
subject of the human anatomy.