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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Mr. J. B. Ri-inc, of Los Angelo came m on the npuiI stag. yrs'erdaN Mir. Rising i- A pleasant, afrAil- geu- tl-n,an. and a irsi-clsss druggist. hay Ing held important positions in Call frrnia and Ihe eastern states. H. will have charge of Rock wells Phar- macy, while the latter takes A busI- ness trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

For the fret time m the history Of New Mexico the gold product of the territory exceeded :he silver output in 1892. The total vsiue of precious metals during the year is estimxteu al $l S5O!OOO oi which Al per cent wa- gold. The ruling lrice in silver and lead is responsible for the ;aliing of in these metals.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Allen R. English |. i1 receipt "I word from the court of private land claims to the effect that the settle. on the Bo iIillas land gran, are given until the l2th in which !" i'll. answer. This will give many who failed [" answer a last oI poriunity to pl ab, and thus i'revent judgment by defa"li against them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08
OFFICIAL nEPonr
Of the Deard sr SwpervisSrs e1
 COchise l'SaMsy.
February 4, 1892.
 9: 80 o'rlpck q. m.

9:30 o'rlock a. m. Board of Supervisors met pursuant 10 adjournment.
 Prrsen,-w. K. Perkins and Super visors Hare and Nichols.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 A communication from Geo. w Cheyney, surrendering the room oi superintendent of public sch"ols t' supervisors, and tend"ring thanks for past use of same, was received and ordered filed.
 The bond of Nellie Walsh for feed ing prisoners. with c. l.. Cumming. and D. A. Macne.l AS sureties, in ,- sum of $l.G0 was on motion accepted and order d filed.
 The Board on motion proceeded ts county hospital to continue inven. tory.
 Board returned with full inventor, taken. Board on motion tork a recess unti ? 30 p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The T. M. & NJ. Co. having no fur ther use for the mills and furnaces n, Charleston will cell the came at public sale. The properly con.isis Of Wv. mills. one 20 stamp snd one l5 stan p one g. ton ~si@r jacket smelier. water right, Hume, dwelling house and other buildings. The entire property will be cold on Msrrh 2l 1893.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The Board of Supervisors resolved itself into an investigating hoard thi- afternoon, and will thoroughly inspect the books and papers of er," county office. Each member of the B"ard i- an expert, and the work will be thor oughly done and without the expense Of employing \ high priced man to d.' if
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

If, when crs'seIDg a rai.Ioad track you see train approaching xt thirr, miles an hour-get out of the way ss -son as p's-ibi-. When tbre.tene.. wiib chronic rheun,x,ism or cat.rri,, take Ayers SAr-ap@rilia p-rsisten,i, snd patiently, and rbe danger Il soaH Fass away. .
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08
The First aw or Nasur

This sell pre-e'vati n is acknow- l-dged to b.. ani people ~h" ndop'
 against the encroach-s of disease n genuine medicinal safeguard. sccredii- ed by the experience and -anction u' physicians. ~fford a happy illustration of the wisdom of the saving, in the health they restore and continue |" enjoy. Among m,lai!i-s, a:nnst the growth of which Hnsteuer's Stomach Bitters affords efficient pr"tection, diseases of ihe kid ,ey aud bladder are frsught with the utmost peril and ex- hibit great ob-unancy when opposed
 by ar linary means. The Bitters can ani will subdue th, m. No testimon ' is strpryer than this. Used at the outset and p-r-i-ten lv. the best re- suits may he expected This me Iicin- also eraIIcates liver complai,.t, con -t'p,ii'n, dysp~p-ia, malaria, rteum- aiism .nd nerv,u>ne-s. F
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The skating social given xt the Rink last night was an enj j'yahle sf.i' There was II large aiiendance and th. party proved tn he one Ol the mosI nj, able events of the season.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08
siOIEI. A AlgsslVa. |.

CoCHIsE. w. Sauer, Oakland. F.. Maher, Tucson. ID. Harkweather, Huachucs. J. Gibbons, benson.
 PALACE. Phil Prager, St. Louis. T. K. Scrivener, san Francisco.
 SAN JOSE. N. c. Roscom. Turquois... Jake Shesrer, Ranch. Thos. White, New Yoik. Capt. NJ. c. Weller, U. g. A. 5. Bright, Ranch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The CUconino Sun says abou twenty pilgrims to the San Juan gvl ielis have returned there and the. ih not bring encouraging repOr, with them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The safe containing S7.OO0 which was washed away ct the time of the Walnut Grove disaster near Prescott. has been found by prospector, who demanded and received $500 Tor talk ing the owners to the place of discov-
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Pine Ridge Indians a-e again troublesome. Three VI its nen w-r. killed by them on SsturdA. lat. In- dian police went after the ontlaw-, and in . fight several were killed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Luke Noriegs left this morning 0, horseback with 0. C. Smiths bors. for Tempe, where he will enter th. mploy of Smith & Powell in iii, tempe hotel.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

c. s. Fly will go to Bisbe- in the very near future to cater to the want. Of those who wish to see themselves . others see them. He will go full, equipped to do all work in the line Of photography as well as it could be done in his gallery here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Allen and Sachiieien, the twn h;- cyclists who are making s t~ur of Ii. world on bicycle, passed thr"ugI. Benson this morning on their Way t' New York via New Orl"an-, whici iry expect to reach in less than tbrr. months,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Jacob shsArer is in from Ross' mill He is making preparations to resume hauling lumber from the mill to Bis boe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

It Is sand match ga""e cf ball will oe played between the Huachucas ap fombstonts on Wsshington's Birth isy in Tombstone at the ball ground. in the upper part of town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

A feast was held at the custom house last Sunday, at which bull fights. l. orse racing, etc. was the pro- ramme. A large number of Bisbee- ties were on hand aud participated m the smussmsns,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

BAIH, who ran the marriage bureau ct Fresno, through which Abe Ley'ie of Bisbee. was swindlei, has just been convicted in Los Angeles of u.ing the mails for the carrying of swindliD ' matter,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Quite an epidemic of influenza Ina 'een goink ine rounds of this regiU, 'i country, in come instances develop ug Into pneumonia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The public schools of this distric will be closed op April let, according to plAns alsssds formulated. Lack c funds is said to be the cause.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Vim. K. King, has returned from |. visit to his reiaIiy-f in Wa.hingtui. vile, Unio, after having spent nionti most pleasantly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The personal property of the Teme,- cal lin Mining Company, consisting of horses, wagons, etc, was so!d n -nerlff's sale at San Be, nardino lac, Wednesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Jos. LiPpert received q letter iron Henry Zeuner today. who Is A: Il. Vuiture mine, near Phoenix, stain; hs. he is dangerously Ill with pn,u iIivlia.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The foreman of the coinage depart ment of the San Francisco Lranst' mint in San Franci-cn. repor's th- coinage for January as follows Double eagles. $3O00,0OO; $ andnri dollar, SI00. .0OO; total coinage for the month, 8. .I0OOO'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Mir. M. Simmons, who h .s b en |. r-s;;!en; 0. Coc!,ise county iUr tine pas l6 years, left today for California oI visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

J. B. Bsrn,t d, an tutg. ing pa "neer on the coach today, bound f,r Phpuix and Giohe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The marrisg- of Miss Msnciet and Hugo Jones was solemnized st No gales on Feb. l. Both parties art we'll and fsvorsbly known in Tomb stone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Mrasles are prevalent among child ren of Tempe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

A. Joerger Is iu iron. his Huachuc. mountain brewery with a supply o ais excellent beverage.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Gov. NJ r'phv ha. started for hon,. rom Washington, d Is exp, ct.o back Thursday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The K. oi P. oi Tombstone will eel 'rate the 23th anniyersary oi the ui- saIIiz.riou by banquet cn the l3ii insi.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

$. q. Bagg left nI- nI"rning fnr b., Cabezas, and will return in two 0 hree days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Wm. Duncan brought in som. choice beef from his ranch in ih. Huachucas today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08
BY WIRE.

W NAsHiNGION-lite ite advocat's or tne rrpeal of the sherman bullion pur- chase act m the House, today coniin- ued the circulation of ihe petition in favor of a clu,ure amendment To Ib. rule for the consideration of the An bill. All the Democrats from New York. except Cumming. .igned il. He wants more tune to think over the matter The number Di signatures obiaiuei thus far falls considerably short of majority oi he Democrats of lhe House, and ap- .,rehensious are felt that il will be ini- ."s,ible io obtain the desired maj"i- ". A uu Der of signatures can h. "ta:nej ii assurances will te giveI hat some c"mpron.i.e measure vii t substituted Tor lie present law an
 ave no other act for furnishing
 n,inued a'''i,ion to tn c.rcula,in neG'"m in i,- place.
 NEW YoRK-Mrs. William c. Whit
 -y, wi;e O. the ex-sec- -etary of th ,avy, died this morning at : o'cl e.
 GUTHRIE, 0. T.-Ira x. Terrill. TX. p,aEer' ut the last house of the OSla- "ma legislature. wh" murdered Gee Embree at the land flee door in ths fly becouse the latter testified agains rIn in a land suit. was yesterday re- u,ed "A new trial by Judge Green, ant -entencei to ths p-nit-ntiary for life.
 STocKT'N, Cal President Shippec 'f he Stockton Trotiing Association .al ls there is no truth in th- story from sacramento that StamtuuP- record oi ! 07 made here was fals-. an th-' ne ,rotted no better than 2:li. Shi,- pee says that Campbell was not in tn liners siani until af'er Sramboul hao passed the first quarter, and could n"t have caught the mile as ths official time keeper did. He says the wh"l. mater is to be investigated by the 'oard of appeals for the Pacific coal m the demand of the Stockton Assn- oiaripn, and proJfs supporting th, -ecord will toe offered.
 LAN>IYG-Governor Rich has signe the Jill repeating the Miner electio, law.
 Los ANGELES President All-, Lanvel, Of the Santa Fe Railroad sy-- n"m, arrived yesterday from Chicago. H. is travelling in his private car, an Is accom- panied by his wife and tw, daughters, his brother, II. s. Manvcl 'i x, braska, Miss Slaughter, of Chica- 90, and MT. and Mir. Upham of Sl. Paul. General Manager Wade con ucted the party 10 the Westminster I, where they lunche.l. They return-, immediately to the depot, where a p-ci.l train left, carrying them ic Coronado. MT. Msnvel insists tha 'e ishere more for pleasure than 'uslness, and says he expects 70 r- nain four or five weeks.
 STucKToS-Miss Grace Claik, ' .oung woman aged g, died suddenl ast night. just after having danced Il private party at the nome of .eilhJor. She hac danced sever. iniee and said she felt i'll, but yieide. the request Of friends and dance. gain while suffering pain in he 'ead. A few minutes after taking hr eat she fell forward unconscious, sn. jed an hour and half later withou .,ying a word.
 WAsHINGToN-Secretary Rush is in ormed that pleuro-pn, umonia exist ,mong cattle in Canada and has l. 'ued an order that all cattle importe, rom Canada shall be held in quarar me % days, and must be entered q
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Fifteen cavalry horses are adveT used for aie at Ft. Huachuca, Al, siil be sold on the lJth inst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

A gold strike near Lancaster, Cali foraia, is exciting the Southern Cali forniaus Ore going dollar . pound is said ;o exist in large ..siies.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Andy Garrett returned today iron an exiend-d trip through Califorrh and Nevada.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

.'ohn Muntz left on the outgoin ''age today for Yuma. where he gue iu search Of health.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08


 eommissi ners are saying very ltttle on the sGi,jsct Cf the ultimate arcom- plishmenr Of their ul,ject, but intimate that they feel very much encouraged. No arrangement h+- been made fer their reception by pre-i ielt Harrison. as the recognition ol the new govern mrnt by this c,untry removes any hrs'taiiun the presidrnt might feel in giving the commissioners d formal audience.
 LAREwooD-Mrs Cleveland was the renter of attraction al the pre-Lenten ball at the Lsk-wo,h hotel last night. She wore handsome Louis XVI gown of "ld rose Bengaline. The ball ro',m was filled with the social leaders from New York, Brooklyn and Phila- delphia.
 WAsHiNGToN-In the Senafe Vet gave notice ol au amendairn provii i'g silver dollars 4l24 grains in wei Int -halI be mintrd in separate hints of he United Staies, as provided in the 'ct of 1857, winch coins, and all silver .ollaIs heretofore c"inel of like ,ivh. and iirmness shall be legal tender for Ail debt-, public and private, except "h-Ie otherw se stipulated in con- secretary of the treasury to purchase from time 10 time silver bullion, not less than two nor more than four mil l lion ounces a month and cause it to be coined monthly, a> fast purchased.
 SAN fRANChCc-1he Pacific Mail steamer San Juan left here late tbIs afternoon 10 search for the City of Peking, now nearly two weeks over Ius. The San Juan clea.e,i at the custom house uud. special permit, under winch she caI enter any port. She carried nunter of expert ma. chinists and quantity oi material for making repairs on the delay ed steam CT.
 TELLURIDE, Col-Jason B. Ward. Van Scoy were killed in snowslide It the Emerald mine, in the Waterfall .a,in.
 BURLINGTON, kan.-The jury in the ,ase of Frank Lewis, the Wav.rly | ,ank rovber and the man who mur- lered A I. Ing.eman, alter being oIt weive hour-, late last night returned ,,erdict oi guilty oi murder in the | .irst degree, and he was sentenced to ,e taken io the penitentisry for one t,ar and then hanged.
 | PREsCoTT, Ariz.-Fire oc cured this morning at 4 o'clock at CoI per Basin. l-stroyins the entire reduction works ! i the Commercial Mining company, 'unsis,ing ni "A smelier and chlorin- ,ion and bleaching works. It is diff .icult to ascertain the exact loss, as | io representative of the company lives Iere who can give il, but it is not less nan Sl5O,OOO, and sIme estimate it at zoo 900. AS part of the machinery vas very expensive. None of the local insurance agents had ever placod aay insurance, and noEe was on tue prop rty ualess placed from tine New York .llice. The origin of the fire is un- nown. but by some IS supposed to be icendiary, while others think it the ."rk Of tramps. On account Of the carcity of waIer, the works had been iosed for several weeks, and there ,ad been no fire on the premises While the organization is known as lie Commercial Mining Company, ire stock Is ali owned by Phelps, lodge & Co. of New York, also own rs of the copper mines a. Bisbee
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

patent Was granted Geo. Wooster i Ft. Apache, Anz. for bridge fu musical instruments, last week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Wm. MoTris Is furnishing w. od [ tiie T." w'IkS uII 'on'ta' aE brought in the first load yesterday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

The Grace Eden combination gain on The road and is advertised ,hUw at California towns,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Adolph Cohn is in San Francisco. He will in all probability locate in Phenix upon his return.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

W. K. Meade returned today iro" Tucson where he has been on World'' Fair business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Geo. Dsii, l. m the c,'y taking "r iers from our citizens and merchant
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Capt. M. c. Weller, of Ft. Huachu rs, is in the city, and will renai ev-ral days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Mrs. P. B. Verne sros left today for trip 10 California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

J. Gibhon of Benson is in ,he cit, and registered Al the C"chise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Mis- Nellie N al,h ltlt today an ti 'uig"iug stage, ior a brief !i-it PLe ix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Sheriff Sc,tt White leit this morn ing for Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Sam Bright is :n from his ranrl and is registered a the San Jose.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Mrs. Frank Hare and daughter ar, m rucscn visiting friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

MT. II. He-l' p is in from his rancl in the West Huachucas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08
? U0 o'clock D. m.

2OO o'clock ?. m. BOtrd of supervisors met pursuxni 'o adj 'urnnent. Full Board present. Tae bond of Josish KirIew, roa, '.vrrsrer of Tombstone district, was o,. no'ion arcepted and ordered filei. The bond oi c. If. Plat, Was referred oack for cOrrec;ior. Board was occupied the rest of tll, Jay with "iii"iai investigation. Board on motion took A recess to 9:3O s. m., February 2, 1893, Approved
 w. K. PERKINS.
 Chan man.
 M HAWKE, Clsrk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Nrs. Jacob Miller and children ere in Woodruff. Missouri.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08
sALEsAEN WANTED

Small lIne of samples rom msnrfact- ring cofp0rallon offered . live man. me traveller canned ap Av,Ia.e oi a3So CT month tn. six years past. P. O. Boa ss7 N0v vYRk,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08
February 6, 1893.
 30 o'clock a. m.

9:30 o'clock a m. Board met pursuant to adjourn rnrnt
 Present w. K. Perkin., Chairman, and Supervisors Har- and Nichol.. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 Bill of county physician for caring for Indigent tick from January I-t uJ [" and including January lOtb, 1893. or the sum of Sl3l.60 was by unani- mous consent sllows and a warrant ordered drawn for that amount in hi, favor.
 It was unanimously ordered tha he B'srd proceed to make an official investigation of the county offices. On n"rion Board took recess un- til 2:O p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08

Nothing filed for record today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08
February 4, 1893.
?: 30 o'clock D. m.
? 30 p. n.

Board met pursuant 10 adjourn ment.
 Fall Board present.
 The following resolution was off-re hy Supervisor Nichols:
 Whereas. A suit has been brough in the district Court of thi. c'unty t. d-rlsre the seat of member of ihi Board vacant, and thereby j-"pariiz ing the interests oi the taxpayers o' this county. and
 Whereas, Sa arsion, if successful will cause endless litigation to th, county. sntailing great exnense.
 Therefore, Be it resolved that Col. Wm. H.rring and Francis J. Hen ., he retsinet hy the county of C"chi-, attorney to defend the interests of said county in said -uii. Supervisor Har' moved the adoption of ih- resolution. Roll call resnl'ed: Yeas. Supervisor. Nichols, Hare and Perkins.
 The petitions for appointing janiiot for court house were taken up. Rol being called r-sulfed: Wardwell r. = ceived the woes nf supervisors Nichol- and Perkins. Supervisor Hare voting for J. P. Johnson.
 D. K. Warjwell was declared elect ei.
 Petitions from St. David district for appointing r 'admaster were taken ur !. Merrill Was placed in nomination. bv Supervisor Nichol-. Supervisor Hare rominated F.. Clifford Rnii called resulted: Clifford received th, votes of Hare and Perkins, Nichol, voting for Merrill.
 On motion E. Clifford was declare, elected rnal master of ST. David roa district, and clerk was instructed [, notify him 10 file bond in the sum oi tI.OOD.
 By unanimous consent the Boar -ioni At r-c-ss until Febroary 6th, 1885 Al 9 go "A. m.
 Approved
 w. K. pERKIS-,
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-02-08
From Txssdas's Daily.

kt0M Twssd0t's D0tIt.
 Nothing filed for record today.
 Measles are prevalent among child ren of Tempe.
 Sheriff Sc"tt White lett this morn- ing for Benson.
 Mrs. P. B. Verne kros left today for trip to California.
 Mrs. Frank Hare and daughter arr m rucscn visiting friends.
 J. Gibhon of Benson is in ,he city. and registered Al the C"chise.
 MT. H. He-l p is in from his ranel in the West Huachucas.
 Sam Bright is :n from hi, ranr, and is registered a the San Jose.
 Geo. Dsli, l. m the c,y Iahing (" iers from our citizens and merchant
 Mis- Nellie Walsh lrit today an ii 'uigniug stage. ior brief si-it PLenx
 Capt. M. c. Weller, of Fl. Huachu rs, is in the city, and will ren,ai
 everal days. Andy Garrett returned today iron an extended trip through Californ and Nevada.
 Gov. Mr'ph, la. started for honr rom Washington, d Is exp,ct.d back Thursday. Wm. Duncan brought in som. choice beef from his ranch in th. Huachucas today. .'ohn M,ntz left on the outgoin. "age today for Yuma. where he gue iu search Of health. J. B. Barn,t d, an iutg. ing pa "neer on the coach today, bound f,r Pheuix and Globe.  Inaru.sr t., f,,., mountain brewery with a supply o ais excellent beverage.
 The Grace Eden combination i gain on The road and is advertised [ .hUw at California towns, $. G. Bagg left ni- unrning fpr b., Cabezas, and will return in two o
 hree days. Fifteen cavalry horses are adveI used for ale at Ft Huachuca, an Siil be sold on the lJth inst. A patent Was granted Geu. Wooster. i Fi. Apache, Aniz. for bridse fu musical instruments, last week. Wm. Morrls Is furnishing wood t' the IT, w"Ik> un, a ,u",ta'. aI, brought in the first load yesterday. The K. ui r. oi Tombstone will eel Q ,rate the 23th anniyersary oi the oi- sanizaIiou by a banquet cu the lJii insi. Mir. NJ. Simmons, who h.s b. en r-s,,!en: oi Coc!,iss county ivt tine pas l6 years, left today for California ui | visit. Wm. R. King, has returned from visit to his relaliv-f in Wa,hingtoi. vile, Uniu, after having spent mouti most pleasantly. Quite an epidemic of influenza Ina 'een goink inc rounds of this regiU, 'f Country, in come instances develop ng into pneumonia. Jos. LiPpert received q letter iron Henry Zeuner today, who is a: Il. vuiiure mine, near Phoenix, stain; hs. he is dangerously Ill with pn,u ,Iivnia.
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