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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
MINING APPLICATION
 No. J95.
U. :. La'd oni;e. Tucson, A-izons,

[. :. Lard Offi e. Tuc-on, A-izous,
 D crm5er 3, isst2. ! NOTrCE Is HEREBY G V \ THAT D. AN W.llr' Jam's a d N. f. Dbtge, oy Ben ilIian-. Il eFst orn.y in ficf, whose po-totioe adJr, -- i- ri be- Ariysoa have ma ie application for pstsrt for five hu mel asd fifty C55o) in' a- fe oiIh ,Dp,r Bull oa I,dc or vein, b a. ng gold silver, lead copp-r aud other minerals, -itu- at. wzrr, Ii wiaibg District, c c5ise county, Arizona T. rritory, anu dvscrib in the ofei1 1l plat and ed no. e- on f e 'n this office ss fol lO-s, viz:
 B B.cinning at the initial monumen- NJ, I. from which L. $. T.. N. NJ. bear. N sO' 27 E 29i93 fe td-isnc,.; fherc, s L I6s.5 feet n pot iu comment ui stone. an marked 2--Oso c B lode t1snc. \ SO 4j 4sss feet to co nr No. 3. a post in m uud f stones mark d S--'oio 8 lod' 1; tho nee 5'S 50I si o corner No. {, post in mound of sto ,es aid marked 4-.OsO B Id {: ths nee G. % W a5a feet tn rner \ ?. 5. marked 5-IooO c B To e: thence 67' se 5s e p cor No. 6, marked e--ioso c B ode; then 2s' W sc0 f.-i n r No. and place of beginnrDg: meg etic var:alion IT. sy East; and containing i3 7sr3 rct.s
 The loc4'ion of Il is mine l. recorded in the Re- co der'- off co of Coo .i,e coun'y, Arzcns- Ad- Jliring eInmani- uppn the no-th by the sur pris~ ole, srrves Nc. 1915; u ponIhs sa-t by tee Hsy,s lb6e survey N. s7s; on the soufh oy ,r Nor Str lude, survey No. ios4: "pon the Se [ y Word hopper lode, survey No ieSi. 'ni t,e Amazon Ioee, survey N. ios6; northwest by Broth, Jonsfhan. survey \ '. so.
 All persons holfiog adverse elsims thereto are rqnired 10 recent The same be ore this office si hin sixty dsy- from the hr-t day ofpublic ton s@re'f, or te- will he bsrred by yir,u oi the provisious of the stltute. Said application is hereby ordered pub;ished ia the Tombstone EPi- rArH fo- period of ten weeks from date of first publiea'ion.
 HERBEET BROWN, Register BEN WILLIAMS, Agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

[. S. LA D OFFICE TCcsaN, ARIznSA,t
 N.v'mb 23. le!2. { >I oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I'll T1HF CtP- ~ pc Que Cons dat q M ing G., by B n Williams, agen'. who-- pu,ti Tee add e is 3i-hee, C. cl .e coLnty, Ar na, has ma aD pl eaton pa en- fbr ab0It itiS inear i' et n the T iang,v L fe hea-i' ioli, silver and cTp r. situate in Warren Winning District, Cochise County. Arzona, and described in the official plat and field notes on file in th, off e. as follows viz; Survey No. lOSO
 B'g'nlng at Cor No. :, post marked '-t05n T. Lode, whence d -cove-y -taf be-rs i6' 2J " 5l5 feet. thence 7E' 9 W lt1s feet tpCor No Il poet marke 2-lOj whence the r. s mineral monument No. f. bears g 2I E, l4934 feet; thence is 50 E, B feet to w side liLe Gardner Lode, ur e. No. g57, 3gI f, or No. ,, post marked 3-IO5 .; tht nee a3' iI E 3g2 int,r-sc ct ne 4-5 surYes >o. 957 Iho. 5 f,ei {, co-. No. A po.' ma-ked i-I 90: tLe zee $ 4s' 50 W 3a2. [ ct tb Cor. No and pla"e or eyirn ng, V ria IT. 4U East. cOntsia ng 5 1! scre-. exolusive of surve No. 354 srd g57, Mammo'h al d Ca dner The location of bis miHs is recorded in the Ie cordcr's office of Cochise countv, page 2l5, DooE g. record Of mines Adjoining claimants are Man moth snd Gardner mines. snryeys NOz. 354 and a57 Cn northeast.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required to present tbe ssme before this office within six y days from the first d. of publics ton hereof or tSey Il be barred by virtue of tn provisions oi the statute-
 HERBERT BROWN, Register BEN WILLIAMS. Attorney for claimant
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
MINING aPPLICArlON
 NO. 59S.

L. $ Lard ofic- Tu-son. Ariz.. Tee 3l. iSs2 NoTiCE Is HEREB CIV THAT L. GAED- N ne and K. fs >t -Nens, by ]. W. we l. thei- attorney in fAt, wh se Post-ofce address is B sree Arizona r.rrrory, have m de application for patent for fpi te n hu I'd ed a d G4O6) linear feet Of the Am lud vein, bearing gold silver, lead and copper, situate in Warren Mining District Cochise county, Arzona Territory and de- scrbed in the official plat and field notes on file in this office, ss follows, viz:
 BegHning at W c Corner No. l. a post in mound of stone, marked W c. I-lC16 A Lode, from W ic1 original rne- hea-s 25 io3 feet dia a-ce. then, fom C, rne- No 67 e W lio5 5s ot O CorTe- 70 ? post n mlnni of s'oue marked 2-io65 Lp'e; h. e g W % 70 Cor CT N. g. ps in mound fl ore marked 3 -iO65 \ de; rh -noe sn 10 E li6i 35 et 10 r CT No 1, pest mound oi st ne ma keG -loie lode. fr ID skich s. L. V. So. | b F \ e0' 27 29is.3 f e; rhence 25' 20 r.. | To 70 ne N aLd pl zee nf beginning; magnet var iaiou II 4C la [; and cont niIg Four is-i0O acres.
 1he loca' of this mine is recorded in the Recor- der> office Of Cochi-e coun y, Arizo a, on page. look ., record Of mines. Adj ming claimants are on rie mort Survey No. go, Br'hrr Juntha Lod Ca Jon he east by Suryey Nc. rO6o, eIpner Bull Lon; p,n the south by sIrsey No. lo5i. wood On ppe- Lnre.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto aie re- quired to present the before thi ofhce within sixty days from the frs, day of publication hereof they ~l be barrel by virtue of the provsi of the statute Said ppl eatIJn is hereby oIce ed to oe published in the Ttmb-tone EPITAPH for period of ten weeks from dat oi first publication.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register J. W. HOWELL,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

wood Chopper lode, survey No. io6l, and with which il conflicts. upon the north as' by the North Star To- e, surse No. io64; upon ssutheast parta ly by the sIs,r BeaF lode.
 All persons holding adverse cla ms there'o qured opre ent tine same befo.e this ''iscs within sixty days from the hrst day of puhl eati hereof they will ie rarred virtue of the provisions of the si tu e. Sad application is hereby ord red to be published in the umbstone ErIrArH a period of ten weeks from date of first publication.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. J. W. HOWELL, and J. W. HOWELL.
 Attorney fo |. Gardner
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
MlNlNG APPBICATIO
 No GOf.
|. s. Land ( fiiee, Tursrn, sriz-na

|. $. Land flee, Tursrn, , rig na, ,
 sDecem CT 3I, rs97 NOTICE Is HsRERY GIVEN THAT [. " " II we and L G 'rdner. ny J. ". Howell. his 1T rney in ia [. whose stoaice dd-ess is BSNee. Ariz na, have male application for a oa'ent four hundred and twenty five se) Iner feet of the LiiiIe Joker l,le or vel '- bearing H. silver. ad, 'pper and ther miner Is, situated in wsrrer Mining Dis tri Cochise cou1iy. Arizo a Territory and de- i'rd i' the o Ii al and field notes On file m ths ofce as fooxs viz:
 Beginning at corner No [, post marked r-1o7I lode from which U $ L NJ 70 he-rs 22' I3 Ioso 64 fee;; n nee V s6 ( W 475.s feet to corner No. 2 post marked z-ro7I lode; thence > @ 90 W 7.s feet to corner No. 3. DO marked - ro7I ]. lde; thence < yl' lo lr2 feet [ corner No. {, post marked 4-To7I L. lDde; thence 70 So l66 feet toe 'rner No and place beginning m gnef.e variation IT. % East: and containing ss acres.
 Ths location Of this mine i- recorded in the Re rder's O ice Of Co .hIse county, ,rizoaa. Adjon- ing claim nts upon the north by su vey No 957. Gardn r lode; on the east i'y y Nh. 1908. the Howell | de; ca the sou h by irish Mag lode unsur- veve1.
 Al persons holding adverse claims thereto are re- quired resent the sane refore this ofic. within sixty days fro the st " of p1ulica,ion hereof or they will he ba red bs virtue of the provisions of the statute Said appie is hereby ordered 10 he pub Iisaed in tue Tom sto'e ErrAFH for period of ten weeks from date of ii-ss publiclti n
 HsR SskT BROWN, Receiver W. HOWELL, and
 J. W. HOWELL,
 Attorney for L. Gardner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
MINlNG APPLICATION
 No. 6O3.
Attorney for L. Gsrdnsr.
[. 8 Lani office, Tucson. Arizona.

[. s Lani office, Tucson. Arizona.
 DcceIn CT 3I, Is92 NOTICE T. HE7EnY GIVEN THN J. ". ~ Howell anC L. Tdncr, D ]. W. Howe !, hs atorn in ia l. wnose 20 toi ;e Iress is Bisbee, Ariz have de ap ,lic-ti for pate It for folr u0dred and iSty -ix C,50 lirea- ct of the Suney Sire lad- or vein bsar 2 g1li. silver. lead copper md other minerals. s.taae in War Mining Distric COehis cpunty Arizon, Territory. and described m .he o'fic q. plat and field dle in tIs office as follosS. VIZ;
 Beginning at corner No. [. rost marked -IO70 $ lode. from whca L. S. L NJ. No bears \ 7s' B I959.2 feet; thence 43' " s- feet 10 corner No. ? post mIrseI 7-ro7o $ lode; thence g. sz s-5 f-ei to c rner No. 3; thence ST I5 4r4-3 feet to eJrner No. {, po.t m ksd -ro7o lode. thence G. feet to corne N. 5, post marked 5-IO7O slode; thence 6 55 W ss4 feet to corner No, 6, post marked 6-Io7o lode; thence N O. ( E 466 feet to corner No and pl Ice of n. gInni-g magnetic variation IT. % East; and containing 27i acres
 he location Of this mine recorded in the Re corde ofi-e of Coe ise county Ar 1ona Adjoinir 2 claimants are upon the nor 1yth. Was ingtou Iod upon the eas' by survey No. s6r. New No loie and survey No. s62. Cumberland lode; upon the ue " the Stars sui $ rip $ lode.
 All persons odi a verse clai ms thereto Ire re- qui 10 present the S me before this orce within i.ty days from the first day pu' catien hereof they wi b. barrel y virtue the provisions oi the siatut'. Sai apple ton i- nereby orderei to be pu lished in the Tomhs ErtTArH for r, nod of ten weess from first pr lie ti n.
 HERBERT BR JwN. Register. J. ". HOWELL. and
 J. W. HOWELL
 Attorney fo- L. Gardn r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

der's office of cochise county. Arizona on page.... book. Record of Mines. Adjoining claimant. are upon ha no invest by Survey No. s6i; upon the no',he, st by Survey No. Sig. Cumheriand Lode, W tn wh.ch it conflicts; uI on the southwest by snrysy Nc. lo56. Lit-l New Yo'k Lode.
 All pers n, ld'ng adverse q iams thereto re- qured io present the same before this office within sixty days tom the frs day Of pubiicati heresi, or they Il be barred by virtue of the pr visi of the statute. Sail application Is hereby order to be pnbli-hed in the Tombst ne kPIrApH for the per i d of ten weeks from te of frs publ cati inn.
 HERBERI BROWN, Register. BEN WILLIAMS, AgeLt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

TwENTY-Iwo children from Tomt . stone alone are being educated ava. from home. The majority of these are under eighteen years o: age. A very conservative estimate of tn. money yearly sent away for The edu- cation of these children will place II at $l5.OO0. IL probably amounts 10 "A much larger sum.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
LINING APPLICATlON
 Ne. 0oo.

L. s. Land Ofce, Tucson, Arizona
 DecemD Der 3l, 1899. NOTICE IS-HERE3Y GIVEN THAT ! W N Howell aEd L. G .rd.e by !. W Howell. aitDfnsy in fact, whoss post aice adcr s i- B. . bee, Ari1ont, have ms-e sppliraii u .r p,te [ or thirt .en hundred and dfty-rine u3i) haear feet of the Harrison 10 lr CT win, bea in, god -ilye-, le d, c'pper and other mineral situate fin Warren Mining ni.trict, Cocn se county Ar zona Territory. and d. SC -iped ! the ofci4l pat and deid note file in this ofc. as foliows viz: Beginning at Corner No. 1, post mark -iOc5 II lode, thence 6i' i7 W IIs5 feet to ne- No. ,, post mark, d s-l0s5 1T ole, from whic T U st L. M No. bears \ s3' 8 Es9l3 feet: | snre g W l6ffeet to corner N. 3 post marked B. iloe5 'o1e; thsnee s7' ? wis feet 10 corner NJ. |, post Ark d 4-1n65 lode; then.e 4i' i2 s6-.i fe,t to cor CT No, 5. post marked -Irs5 H lode; thence 59' B sI.45 feet corre No. 6. post marked -ioo5 II lofe: thence s 5g' 5s 4sl feet to 's per No. :, post Il ars-d 7-lO65 II lode; tten-e 2.' E iSS 'eet tp cor ier NJ. snd place of baginni1g: mt,ne ic variation IT. 70 East; containing I3 s55 acres.
 Tne loration O. this mins rec prd d in the Re eoruer'- of Cochis counIy. Arizpna. Adjoining clain Ints ar- on the rorth by s.rrame ito Io,e survey No. loi2 d Frink 'xg-w-ii llde, -ur- vey N. ioiS: upo the south by \ uue lode. survey No. yss, Space llre, snrvsy x, 9j9 ann 'he Gardner iod-. mineral -urw No. s57; upon t.e ~as' ophir lod :, survey Ne. I06s.
 Al per-ons holding adverse claim. thereto are required 10 present the -.mc be tti. off ;r wita'n sixty lays from the first day Of publ! D. tioa hereof, or they wi be bIrrrd by virtue th. revision d the sta-Gte Said application is ser.'y ordered to De publish ,d in the Tombstone ErIrApH for pc -iod of ten weeks from date O. fret pub.i:a ion.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register. J. W. HOWELL and
 W. HOWELL.
 Al otney fo-L Gl-daer
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
MINlNs APPLICATlON
 No. 59B.

L. s Land Office. Tucson. A'Iz.. Dec. Sl, 1899 NyorICE l. HEREBY GIVEN T IT L. ~ 5a dnsr, byI W Howel, bis attorney m fact, and J. W. II N Il, whose po-Iofhce address Is HIsoce. Arz ma ht made app icIsi n for patent for eIev, hunLed and t1ir ght !i3s-lnesr feet fl Ines n iss loe vel, bearing 2 Id, -'i- ve', lea1 and copper, situate in Warren NJ ming Dis triu. 'oohi>e county, Arizona Ter itorv, and de serbed in the official pai and field notes file in this office as follows, Niz-:
 Beg m Bg a. C"-n-r No. |. Tos' in monumen of ones ma-l ell N l-.Os9 $ Lo c. fir III wii' h L. $. l.. M. NJ eas> 30 W s.i5+ feet dis anc" t1eIce \ 9 E 30) feet 10 CoTler No. 2, a pUs in a mound of One- marked 2-lC6g Loce; thence 65- N 1O57.2 'e.t to orner No. a pJ-i in a., und [ st nes marse 3 IOsg LDd'-: trn-e 25' W 575 lee 70 CoTnr \ .. l. a poe; in m u d nf stone muk d i-IO59 Lode; ence 64 Ii y5I ct 10 Cbrner No 5, post in noun "fslo es marked 5-leJs Lote; ee iI' 45 K Son eel CJrHer No an pl .ce begi nj 2; a,ne ic tat ons II 10 Ess: and cont n.ng Thirt sep 57-iUJ acres.
 The loc. tion of this mine is record in the Rec7r der's flee Of q. chse county, zoi a. on rage .., bo ., Records of Mines. Adjoining eIaiaia ,ts aToI ti we.Itytie Holbroox lode, su vey No. 36s l. tNI. s; upon .e east ny the Angel lo1t, uIsnveyc.
 All De sons holding adve-se claims thereto are re- gu red to yresent the same fore InIs ofhce within siSy days from the hrs day Of pubcati ,B hereo or they will be ba red Dy virtue of the ovisio of the stature. Sad .prl c. ioI i her oy o'ce ed 2" or tu Isbed n iL. Toubs O EPITA h f,r pe-iod .f n wee ks ir, m dat- i t Uubiicati n.
 HERBERT Bkow-,, R. gister. J. W. II WELL, snI
 J. W. HOWELL,
 At.orn.y for L. Garsner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

THE International Press Association is informed with good authority thai the Mexican government has no thought of abolishing the free zone '. notwithstanding the items 10 that ef- feet published in the papers of the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

BRO HUGHES adds the genius of an artist to his newspaper blapdishment- His latest drawing of "The Federal Plum" is now on exhibition and l. universally conceded to be a master piece.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
First Publlca.iol NoveI.be- 30, Is9 [. HsNING APPLsCATION
 NO, ss3.
U. B. Land office,

U. s. Land office, Tucson. Ariz., Nov q, issss
 NrOTIcE IS HEREBY LINEN THAT TIE C. N ter Q Ieen Cons lidst Nil'ng C. m any ani Albs-r steinfeld, by Ben wil'ams, attorney h fact whose postoice address is Bistee. Cochi,e .uary. Arizona. has mIie application for patent for about e22 linoar feet on ths3Frank Coz.wsll
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

PRESIDENT RDAS of Leland Stan ford Jr. University says that Man could have no nobler ancestry than that of men and women who worked for a living, therefore" he adds enthus- iasticslly "the blood Of our western
 pioneers is the best blood in creation. !"
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

WANTED Salary S25 per wee Good Agents to sell our general lin of merchandise No peddling. Above salary will be paid 10 "live" agents For further information address CHICAGO GEN'L SUPPLY CO, BITS w Van Buren st, ChicagoJi
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
MINING APPLICATION
 ao. sos.

|. $. Land once, Tucson, Arizons.
 December 3i, 1o92. NCTrE IS HERpB BY CIvrN THAT l.. IN Gsrdn' and K. P. steven, by J. ". How ell, their attorney Tn fact. whese: posronsc d.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
Twinkle twinkle little Star Marcus wonders that from far You could blink so hard at Grover It made l i'm throw poor Dennis over

RETURNS from that Arizona con- elave with the Secretary of the ln- terior seem to come in rather slowly
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09
Fir.t Putl catl n Noyemi CT Q, l>95. Mining Application
 No. 5SS.

[. s. LA D OFFICE TCcsoN, ARIZONA,
 \. nh L3 ls.2
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

J. W. HOWELL,
 Attorney for Claimants.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-09

BEN WILLIAMS. AgeIt.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

The members of tarlstbas.et Lodge.
No. 81. l. o. O. +. of this place ATTENDED
divine services Al the First Bapii-t
Church on sunday morning, april q,
in honor of the 18th anniversary Of Odd
Fellowship which occurs On wednesday,
April 20.
Rev. /. b. Mower, pastor of the chur Il,
preached on the Golden Rule lali4g his
text from the seventh chapter Of the
gospel of II. Matthew. TN twelfth verse.
" Therefore all lhings whatsoever V
would that men should do 10 you do "
cNea 50 to them. for this i. the law. aud
the prophets"
About one hundred members oil the
order in rcgalia attended the services,
There was a large number Outsiders
present. filling the church and
making large audience. \ large col
lection of ported plants Was handsome
lY arranged in front and near the pulpit.
very handsome Hover piece made
FROM white, scarlet and purple blossoms
making the three links upon back
ground of green was placed at the
right of the pulpit, aud WAS much adj
mircd
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27
I4obSterS.

The lobster season Ina, uoW opened
and We are receiving HEN fresh from
Port land every morning. Our reasons
for having them boiled in Portland in
stead Of doing it ourselves are Is fol-
lows: \ lobster 10 be 1t it, hest. should
be taken from the ocean Water, it, nalrr-
ii element, and boiled immediately, rs it
is claimed by men Who are in the bust
ness and experts, that 10 barrel them
alive and keep them out ol the WATER for
any considerable time is mol only detri-
mental to the flavor but very apt 10 make
them sick. and sick lobster dear read
er, is very unhealthy eating.
Another reason is thai HOLSTERS boiled
in thc salt water of the ocean are super
ior in every way 10 those boiled in soft
spring mater with salt added 10 season.
This may seem like Il queer statement
but We have ii from one al the oldest
and best lobster dealers in Portland.
our lobste's are boiled at about four
o'clock in the afternoon. leave Portland
in the evening and arrive here AT o'clock
4. NJ. We are selling small ones At
four for - cents. large ONES at T. cent :
per III. and if yon want fresh HOLSTERS
cooked right and guaranteed. iusl give
us a call.
CABINS, GOODRICH Il BARTLETT.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27
Board of Trade Meeting

The Board of trade held meeting
Friday evening to hear the report OF the
committee appointed 10 ascertain the
probable cost of getting out an illustrated
paper. DIR. Conant for the committee
reported that the expense, i8cluding
photographing views, cuts etc, and for
issuing 10000 copies OF the paper,
would not be far from $1,000. \ part OF
this would be born by persons specially
Interested.
The proposed celebration of the Fourth
of July was talked oyer aud a vote unan-
imouSly PASSED in favor OF publishing
the proposed paper and Of celebrating
the "Glurious Fourth"
This action WAS understood 10 be con-
tingent upon sufficient financial eneour-
agcncnt being given by our citizens and
the committee appointed at tile last meet
ing. WAS instructed To canvass the toWn
for funds and take such ether measures
in this direction rs. may 10 them seem
proper.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

Hudson Fuller, OF W. Palmyra has
raised eleven pigs his spring for which
he received Sl3 when they were four
weeks old, all one litter
The exercises of the senior class in
North Arson academy will take place
Thursday evening, May It'll.
Miss Lizzie Pease, OF North Anson.
intends to sail for Paris the 18th inst.
Mrs. G.. $. Gilmore, of North Anson.
planted a sunhower seed Christmas time
and the middle of March it was three
feet high and blosSomed. Also she has
an apple tree over Il foot high, that has
grown since New eal from the seed.
Frank Farnum of North Palmyra. has
got II flock OF sheep that ii would be
hard to beat for "A snail flock. They
are graded Hampshire Downs. H. has
got tWrlvc lambs from eight shecp-four
pairs of twins and Hey are all nice
lambs. One of the single lambs weighs
81 lbs, two more II lbs. each. and the
other 81 lbs. They came about the
middle of February. When the father OF
these lambs was "A yearling Mr.. Farnum
was Offered $40 for him. He has got eight
warnings now that have no lambs, and
they estimate that the eight will shear
seventy lbs. of wool
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27
State News.

The general mcrcha4li~e -terr and
stock OF L. W. Allen y sci al beHHf>-
Vile. Me-. burned Friday night. lzos,
>l2.UU0: insured for st.0l1. fhe Hre VII
probably iuccndiarN.
Ecv.J a. Corey. appointed fa Bath
by the last Methodist Episcopal tom
Elder of Lewiston district. EeV. \. :.
I.add, appointed to- that district. ha- heen
transferred to kau~a-.
Hon. Everett W. Nretson. far many
years a resident of plmariscolta. Il ii
Tuesday evening after Il blirt ilInes,.
He was Identified with the shipbuilding
Interests quarter OF century age. H.
bad been member Of both hrauehe, of
the Maine Legislature and also Of tn
GOVERNOR Council. He NILS - years odd.
\ widow survives him.
Hon. Charles Shaw Of Dexter, died
Thursday. aged II Years H. WE coll
>drrcd one of the Wedlthiest men in Pen
obscot county until the failure lat fall
OF Met onncll y SHAW. the Boston
leather firm, for which he had endorsed
a large amount of paper. losing nearly
everything. Tie had been a republican
member of the state committee, aud al
both branches Of the Legislature.
The delegates from Maine to the Nat.
ional Republican League Convention. Ia
he held at Louisville. Kentucky. MAY
10Th and MA. are Il, follows: Delegate,
at Large. Hon. II, h. cIeaye>. Hon.
l'hoS. b. Reed. Hon. {. \. Boutellc.
Hon. J. II. Manlry. First District, Nj
Walter -. Emerson, Portand Second
Z Al .t,si.,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

Gladstone's Home Rule bill passed the
House of Commons for second reading
Thursday by IA strict vote 81 to $40.
The grand old man made II grand speech
and his party stood by him to a man.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

1t appears to be the fixed purpose OF
the Administration to reimpose Il small
tariff duty of per cent per pound on
sugar and to repeal the sugar bounty fol
the Mckinley law.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

Rev. IN. o. :. Sterns of Newton
Center, Mass, trustee of Colby Uni
vcrsity died the 10Th inst. He was of
the class of 1910 of Colby and Il trustee
since 1870.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

The President and his secretary of
state are trying hard to pick flaws in the
workings of the Reciprocity treaties
and have commenced on ,he treaty with
Brazil. But the government authorizes
the statement that there is no Intention
to reverse this system of reciprocity.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-04-27

The Democratic County Committee
and other prominent Somerset Demo
Gratis held "A meeting at Fairfield, Friday.
to put in some more work in distributing
post offices and also 10 fix upon the man
who shall fill the position OF Deputy Col
hector of customs ut Moose River
Among the SkoWhegan gentlemen in al
tendance were ;. W. Gould. Esq, NJ. g.
IleSclton, l.. J. Addition and'A. |. Saw
yer, j. II. Holman, Esq, Of Athens
Geo. II. .pi>hon of East Fairfield. and
Ben Moore of North Anson, We're alSo
among those in attendance. We are in
formed that the committee agreed To re-
commend =. =. Hilton of Brighton. fol
deputy collector at Moose River and \
W. Miller, formerly postmaster at Hart
land, for rcappointment to that Office.