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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

"I had an experience 60 be remembered
once at Moosehead, said Joseph Williams.
a laborer on the Lewiston streets. Three
OF us were out on the lake one winters
day in January when a storm came up
We had couple Of horses aud rode on
sledges made Of split birch roles. To get
homo and settled in the cabins before night
came was our one wish, but for two hours
the icy clouds had been blowing upon the
horizon and now came down in a whirl OF
snow and icy wind. In half An hour we
were lost on the ice. Two hours later we
crossed our own tracks again and knew
that we had been going about In a circle.
ITO stay out there all night would be
death, and TO keep on travelling about aim
lessly meant TO fail at last exhausted.
Finally, as the wind blew keener along
the level surface, and the snow beat on
our bronzOd faces with more cutting effect,
we called a halt and discussed again the
chances. An old guide who was with us
suggested that We let the horses take their
own way OIL the lake. 1t seemed foolish, but
we agreed. Striking the horses smart clips
with the whips, We were surprised to see
them turn each TO the left and start OF TO
the east We thought that this would take
us farther into the lake, but submitted
and in half an hour the trees along the
bank loomed up through the storm, and
We were safe. A horse knows by instinct
what man doubts and questions in such
times. Lewiston Journal.
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what Gambling Is.

Wagering. as such, involves necessarily
no element inconsistent with the best citi-
Eenship or the most exalted sanctity. Il
makes no difference TO the essential fea.
lures Of the act whether IL is done by Mo
ses or Joshua in the distribution OF the
promised land. by a modern board Of
church trustees In providing against the
chances OF loss by fire. or, TO go little
further, by professional gambler who
sells pools on a race. The essential fea-
lures are always the same. Hence il would
seem that in generic sense gambling or
wagering or betting, or by whatever name
the transaction be called, is any transac
ton in which a valuable thing is stak-
ed to become the property Of "A party 10
the contract on the determination Of "A flu
ture and uncertain event. But usage
in this our day and generation and with
the people among whom we live and move
and have our being has attached TO
the word gambling a different sense
from that which IL had in the beginning.
Gambling" specifically represents not
only the idea of disposing OF property 10y
wager contract, but also the additional
idea of excess. It calls mp the idea of
thriftlessness, Of vice, Of ruin Of the NOR
al character Rev. T. A. Hendrick in
DonRhoe's Hagazine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

ORDINANCE 40. 2u.-AN ORDINANCE
- an ending Ordinance No. 2l2. adopted April
.. lsss, ,smenliqg section ! q srticls : Of
chapter ~. of the Revised Ordinances Of the
city of Helena. regulating the compensation OF
city officers.
II i ordained by the city couacil Of tho city OF
section I. hat ordinance No. 202 amending
section of article of chapter ~. Revised ordi
names Of the CITY Of Helena adopted April -3
1873 be amended SC a. TO read rs follows.
Section I. be several officers aud employ o.
Of the city shall recsiye the following compen-
sation. to wit The mayor. six hundred dollars
Ter annum. the aldsrm a. Tor cash stated meet
ing q this council actually attended hve dollars;
the city treasurer. fifteen hundred dollars per
annum and comm Issions uuon suma collected
for lceusfs a. follows. pom the hrst ten thou
sand dollars, ten Ier centum. and upon all sums
in excess OF ten Thousand collars i've per cen
ium. the police ma istrate twelve hundred dol
iars Ter aunum; thu CITY clerk and attorney
tventy-four hundred dollars per aunum. the
city marshal eighteen hund- Ell dollars per an
dollars per snnum' the c . detective. Ifteen
hundred dollars Per snnum. police officers.
twelve hundred dollars per Annuw: ire mar=f a.
III cen hundred dollars per aunum. the engineer
of the fre department twelve hundred dollars
per annum. the drivers % the ire depat tment.
ten hundrei aud twenty dollar per annum; the
city engineer and surveyor, fifteen hundred dol
.ars per annum. tho street commissioner hiteen
hund ed dollsrs per snnum; tho inspector ~
mi h and food, siI hundred dsilar- per anuum;
tut4lng inspector. six hundred dollars Der an
mum: chairman OF tho committee on auditing
and accounting, three hundred dollars per an
mum, police oulcor acting a. Isiier, nine hundred
seer ~ the chain gang nine hundred dollars per
aunum
Il ct on . That all ordinances or parts Of
ordnance in conflict with tho provlsions OF this
ordinance b.. anu the same arc hsroDY repealed.
sec. 9. his ordinance shall take effect from
Approved March q. 1895.
lsEu.l JOHN {. CURTIN. Mayor.
Attest. SYDNEY H. MclNrRE ity Clerk.
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e aIeigh & Clarke.

CHEpIFF's sALE-J C. wFFKs. PLAIN
y tiff vs. Franklin h. Wallace. A. ~. l. orn-
burgh Edward " knieht. cashier, Louis &. r
OF, as assignee OF Albeit ". lhOrnbufgh, and
the Denver investment and LGnking company
defendants.
Under and By virtue Of an order OF sale and
decree 81 foreclosure and sale issued oct 81 tbs
district court d the hrst Jud cal district Of the
ttAte Of NJ ontana in and for the county OF Lewis
and larko. on the l-th day OF March. A. d.
1894. ia the above entitled action. wherein
). 4 Weex., the abuve named plaintiff. OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree OF iOroclu-
euro and sale against the parti,s ablvo
OF NJ roh. a. b. ss1 Tor ths sum o. 81. 522. ~
besides interest. costs and attorneys fees, which
eaid decroe was. on tie l.th daT 81 March,
A. d. 1891. recorded In Judgment book No. 81
said court a. page -, | am commando TO
eell all thosn certain lots pecss uaro3is Of and
situate lying and bong in the blake addition
10 the clty Of HelenA IN the county % Iew.s
and tlarke stats 81 Montana, anu bounded and
described as follows. TO wit
leginnng at n point 10 the east size OF Esi-
egh street sixty-hVo 81 fee, south Of the moth
west corner of 10. .. ia block ~ or the fRl /
flAzo addition and running thonce folth along
tho cast side 81 halsign street thiity-hv1 90
feet. thence cast ono hundred non feet 20 >
point IN tho vet side II alloy running
tnrou ID portion % sad block. thence norm
alone the west side % Fald slisy forty ,Ul foot
20 a nIlnf; thence west ono hundred ulOi feet 20
the place ~ BEGINNING; said lot piece or psrce Of
land coInprisinE the -outh httren 40 lost % lot
teFen ca. mt the north twenty ~ fset uf lot
eizht rs IN fnid block o. according o aud a.
said lots and block arc more DartlSulArly do
scrihed uuon the oiicial plat - tho ,aid named
.ddilion nos on f.e ia tho Office Of he county
ce,k aud recorder Of sail LOWS and lafko
county.
together with all AID singular tho tenemsnfs
heTod ltAnents and Appu-tenauces thoreu ito b.
lonsinR or ia 1nywi-e aupe tAining
Public notice L. hereby gwen that on Thur day,
the I'm day OF .Ir.l. A. ID. lsJt. a. Il O'Clock
m 81 that day. al tho front door Of tie cOu [
house. holsna. Levi and tIhrke equity. Non
tana I will. N obsdienco To said order " sale
and decree OF foreclosure aud sai1 eel the abo o
described proTery ,. or 80 much thereof a. mar
tsrss and eosts, 10 the highest aad b IT bidder
for casn m hand
Given under my hand til. ii'h day Of March.
A. ID lsst
CHARLES p CURTIS sheriff.
PyTRED r. H0ss. ndor hheuI
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

The material 20 be employed is chamois
leather. Cut the shoes in the shape Of a
tiny sock. Sew them up with the seams
on the inside and then turn them so that
any edges may be on the outside. DO not
make an opening in the front, but rather
let the top be wide enough TO admit the lit
tie foot and ankle easily. Now crochet a
scallop with bright wool or silk around the
edge and cut few little Sits just under il
81 a distance Of about half an inch from
each other. Run a ribbon through those,
the same color as the scallop, and. drawing
il enough 10 keep the little shoe firm, tie a
bow in front These make nice house shoes
for little folks.-W Washington News
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30
THE sTocKMAN.

In Europe dairy cows are fed largely ON
roots.
Aillet hay is one Of the best winter grasses
for dairy cattle
The amount a COW will eat up clean is the
amount 10 feed her.
Intelligent feeding and intelligent breed
ing 60 hand in hand.
A strap buckled tightly around cows
body is said to prevent ght footedness.
In Louisiana more cattle die from expo
sure during the winter than in any other
state.
Cooking. soaking or grinding feed is sim
ply done in order To render IL more easily
assimilated. Philadelphia Press.
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Gn.rnntrr.l.nrr-

We authorize our advertised druggists 10
sell Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. coughs and colds, upon this con
dition. II you are all oted with cough.
cold or any lung, throat or cheat trouble.
and will use this remedy a. directed. Civ
ing il a fair trisl, and exps ioncs no bene-
it, you may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not make
this offer did We not know that ID Kings
New Discovery o uld b. relied on. Il never
disappoints. Trial bottles free OF Parchen-
D'Acheul Drug Co.'s store. Large sizs 80
ctnts and 81
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION on
flee % Chief Ouarfsrmaster. department Of
Ak ia ~ raul iun March IL tsJi
p Il ID PROPOSALS.. IN tfipllca .. srble q
iAe u.ual conditions. VII b. received ~ tbs
oiiife lunl ID u.e.urk a m. Auul ~ 1871 and
nIenrd fh@u. Tor TIE Instruction. - q set 81
los Jithl steward ga rters q ort felowstoue.
MO. fiAns nd rrecI ncttilns may - seen sni
hlauE forms of prop b. ~ p full Instructions
tn bidders had uuou app lcafiou o. this ufhca,
90 % tus pct quarisrfla tier. uFt fell1Nstono.
We. amt tie fiisburri.g quarIerrnaster - Hell
STA Mont. De Euraraf.lsnt reserves the rig a
90 reisft any 90 a. b.ds
JOHN " FUZZY.
Qusfterms Ter. L. sA.. Chief Cuartsrmaster.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ Notice 10 hereby given that meatilg OF
he stockholdsrs - the BiE Chief unnel sud
Ashburn h. arbour. ia tho city OF Helena
county ~ Lewis and tlArEe AM stale Of Non
tanA on saturday. Nay ;. 1894 at two o'clock ,.
NJ Of SAID day.
said meeting Il called for the purpose % sub
NIT ng to The ttocH holders Of said company =
proportion - lease the biz hisf miuing clam
Tor tne po I'D o. one year. upuu a royalty Of IS
psr cent OF tho fmait0r rsuins a the ore
shipped from sal IN no 70 b. paid to Tho com
panls and also 10 give a bond 10 tte le sees OF
sald Wln-. "hiiEhtinr the company TO ssl the
sans o. said lessoes, or Their assigua. upon the
payment 5000 10 said comp nv on or be
fore the FIRST d. % lebruAry. lsgs
, -. KNIGHT Trustes.
". ?. GOA. rustce.
=. X. kAhbOt n. rusiea
J. l. IpWNhE d. trustee.
Dated holena. Mont. Haroh ~. is9L
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

Electric BitteTs has troved to be the very
best. IL effects permanent cure AMI the
most dreaded habitusl sick headaches ield
30 its inhuenee. We urge III Who are
afflicted 20 procure a bottle. and give this
remedy fair trial. In essss Of habitusl
constipation Electric Bittsrs cures By Civ
ing the needed tone 20 the bowels, and few
cases long resist the use Of this medicine.
Try 10 al once. Large bottles only 80 cents
AZ PArehsn-D Acheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

The dramatic incident In n successful
play Of a young southern woman leasing
her convict lover from the state and keep
ing him by her side seems improbable, but
an Alabama newspaper says that such a
proceeding was quite possible ia recon
struction days in the south At that time
oonvicts were lensed out 10 individuals.
and one case is cited Of a father who leased
his convict sou from the state and kept
him ia comfort at home.-New York
World
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

Shoe Dealer-If woman should come in
and ask YOU to show her a good common
sense shoe that would not pinch her foot,
what would you doY
Would BE Clerk-rd bring out a shoe
about two sizes too small for Ter.
Il guess you'll do. Indianapolis Jour
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HAyefs Csthartio Pills are known 20 1 .
tue safest, sures,. and best purRa,ivs msdi-
cine ever offered 20 the public. They are
m ID yet certain in thei' n cts give tone
and strsnyth TO the stomach aud keep the
system in n perfectly h,althy condition.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

Itch ug piles are known by moisture like
pc spirstion, causing intense itching when
warm. THIS form as we'll as blind. bleed
ing or pfotruding. yield At once TO d.. DO
sanko's lille Remsd which acts directly
on parts Affected, abso be tumOrs. allays
itching and tfiscts pc manent cure. FIFTY
cents, d. uggists or mail. Circulars free.
Or. Bosanko. Philadelphia, Pe. Sold by
AIohan-D' AohanI nIuR Co. AolenA
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NELSON STORY 81 GO.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.


OrFIcE or COUNTY CLKRK.
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY MoNrANA.
HELENA, Ma Oh -. 1894
To she Hon. the Board Of County Commits
s.onsrs OF Lewis and Clarke County,
MontAns;
Gentlsmsn-In compliance With section
ia. Fifth Division Compiled Statutes OF
Moatana. l sabmit he ewith. annual fnsn-
eial statement Of tbs county for ,hs year
ending March l. 1884.
J. 5. TooKER. Clerk.
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good rsmsdT aud Tiers IL not anzth nc
on the ma kst that equals french Tansy
ablets for the relief md cure OF Painful o.
! regular menEea. hese tablets remove al
otsiructions 10 matte what the cause
Manufactured BY A. AsRendre. Paris.
Trance, and for sale onl, By PaTehsn
DAeheui Drug Co. Heisns. Mont. sell
agents. Price a. per boI; sent b. mail
securely stAed
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Borus struggling author -Naggus. T
always thought you were a warm friend
Of mine.
Naggus literary editor r. Bnru-. 7 am.
That why roasted your book.-Chicago
Tribune
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WINTER EXILE IN THE SOUTH.


o alien hewers, unreasonable blooms,
That ia this new translucent temperate air
Hide the sad truth. like gSrlands hung from
tomhs.
Winter within Is winter everywhere.
And nothing me your heartless splendors stead
Your nioe's scarlet, your magnolia's snow.
That, strange % that far CLINE where l was
bred.
Speak not OF home and friends and long ago.
-George Douglas IN Academy.
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Customer TO chiropodist What Is your
oharuc for removing corns'
Chiropodist Half "A guinea a foot.
Customcr-H Hang 10 all. man. you don {
suppose I've got 'em ao big az all that
London Judy.
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II tn care OF tbs heir were made part
q iaty's education we shou.d not see 90
m7n' grey heads aud ins use OF Halrs
II 4if RoEsWeT would 10 unnecsssary.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-30

~ huldsrs - Ilelsna and llion Gold Ninlna
comlaur.
Noiico D. hereby given that tho second annual
NE .fiug ~ tls stucEf nlders % the Helena ami
DILLON ,i"ld Mining oomt any Niil 10 held ~ the
ON GO ~ Tho rompauy ~ room 81. ~ Nsr bull
ms in Tie cltT - helena. h0nt.. % rsturday
ne als' icy - March, ltlf. - fpur o clues D..
H.. Tor thn elscttun q I've trustees for the on
.uins IsaF. aui fr tho traa-tctioa 81 such o. her
bu-in"s. g. mnF come iiofo-a ths meeting.
~ order Of the board %. trustaea
a., % y. LihN. Secretary.
hs-enA. hont FeB "a 1874.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child she cried frr Castoria.
When She became Miss, she chung 90 Castoria
When she had Children, She gave them Castoria
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NOTICE or PROBATE or WfIL-IN THE
y district coert - tA4 fir,t lrdirIal district
o. tie state - Montana. 10 AMI Tor the county
- Love aut tiarGf.
u The mailer ~ tho e.tat' o. ILsrasA 81
Eeurs- decuasaf
tursuan. Geo Az order - said ro1rf made On
fLa Iatr dar - Aarch. l-sf. notice j. lsrafr
gwen. fI.st lussiaY tho l.th Gaf 70 f.arrU. IrII
a. d. u'rloct g. m = said daJ. a. tie court room
ct sail court. a. ths court house iH fi.- county
= eais aud clarke. La bssu appo.nfaI 4.
o. e. time end place r proving flf s.iIl - all
llere-a r.. Dc nry. unroasfad and for Pr arflr fH..
Urllcafion 81 Louis a. HEM ant Iis.rt d
litu ry for the isz aIce 90 tH.u 81 Ie f-rs f-.f
rreufarf. when shi wIerr ar ps.sul interest
may arrenr AMI contest ths saul-
I.tALJ joAs IAN. Clerk
iY = j. CksEDY erut5 C.crk.
Dated Mare D.. lr9A
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CHERIFF'5 sALH p ROBINSON FEMALE
- feminGry, p.alntlH - PuilOmenA q. Gae-
ger and Harry 81. anger. guardian u Henry e.
Aaesor an insane prison. defendants.
Undor and by virtue Of an order OF saleand do
cree 81 foreclosure and ealo issued out Of the
district court % the trst Judicial district % the
state az Montana IN and for The county of
Lewis and Clarke. on the 20 % day Of arch.
A. ID. 1875. in the above entitled act oa. wherein
lainun Obtained Judgment AMI decree Of
foreclosure and sale nlnst hllomena
o.. aecor AID Harry Il. Jaeger. guard an
~ henry q. laeSer. an insane person,
A. ID Iast for the sYm Of s2.st~2i. besides in
teresL COSTS and attorneys fee-, which said
1895, accorded in Judgment book No { 81 said
court AZ age . am commanded to sell all
IN o. certain lot. p.eco. " parcels Of and. sit
nate, lying and being IN tie county of LOWS
/ and larke ttafs Of huntnna, and bounded and
described - follows to-wit
/ Lots Numbered three iai and four ll, in block
num bered nineteen 49,. 81 the tho-sman aHd
Davis Z outral addition TO tho city Of heleDA,
each - said lots beiag twenty hve 90 feet
I front On the east sid. % rwins street aud CT
tending back from sid eaft sids Of living street
one hnudrrd hfty-thres suI ons-Aaf l53ll
feet ncroraI nc 70 Fnd Gescrib "a tbs map
snf pat = the said name AID don on Elo
tue co Of the county esrk nnd eoIrdor OF
-al4 Evils and CLARK county.
Together With all ami singular the tone
ment-. hsfoiitAmeuts aud spnur cnancss hero
/ unto bee uEluE OF tu any Wiss gpDartalnlng
Public NOTICE 10 hereby given that on ed1es-
day tue llfh daT ~ uril. A. h. 1894 AZ II clock
n ~ that day. al the front door Of the court house
Helena. Lewis AMI Clarke county. Montana I
vii. Iu obedience 20 said order OF -,la AMI dacrss
81 To eolururG and sale. eel the above descrlb Il
property, or 20 much uo-eoi a. may 10
10 c-ssary Co satiHfy said Judgment with interest
and costs o. tls highest and best bidder for cash
Gwen under my hand this 20th day Of Na-cb.
CHARLFs d. CURTIS snerih.
y fHFD /. boss nder Sheriff.
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- THE DIsrtlCg COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial district % the stale Of MontAns.
In and for the county Of evils and tiarke -.,,-
tee TO- - uitors-tstste Of ke-eeca franoss
% oufs dsceEsed.
Notice D. hereby given by the undersigned. al
minis or Of Tbs ettnto OF tscr "a fra.ics-
iulue. deceastd. 90 the credi ort o. and
81 Iertons having claims against the saii
deceA-si 10 exhibit tham with tie necessary
vurchrs- = thin ,sn months after the hrs. pub
lcaton Otth.t notice 20 tho said uistrAt0r a.
TIE laW uil CO ~ assslA l.ui4art, ruoul s old
-siscF. pa fl- city ul Helena m tho county Of
lewis and lHrke state % MonfsnA TIE same
IT, NJ tie place for ths Transaction % mo
bnsiuess 81 ssid ss.Ato "a tho county % Lewis
AMI lArke.
JACOB If JONI
Administrstor u the Estate % ebscos Frances
JouHH deCcaao1
atod = arch ~ "a
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-22
LITERARY LITTER.

HOLMES has his memoirs half com pleted. He works on them an hour or two daily The manuscript will be con fidcd to his publisher. to be brought out after his death. IL is sure to exert eN- traordinary influence.
 WHEN Dr. Murray wrote to Brown ing in the interest of the Pathological society's new dictionary, asking for the significance of certain words as used by the poet. Browning replied: Don't know what I meant, ask the Browning society"
 REV. GEORGE D. BLACK, pastor of Park Avenue Congregational church. Minneapolis. has been giving his peo- pie a course of weekly lectures. chiefly on authors and their works. They have given great satisfaction 70 large audi ences.
 LITERA-J-RE was as uncertain in lsli as now. for the Boston Spectator of that date bear- this witness: such i- the caprice of the multitude. that what at one time meets nothing but neglect or perhaps apprehension, will at an other command applause
 A WRITER in the Mount Holyoke re- ferS to a class of gricf-stricken and broken-hearted college magazinists in this unfeeling manner: With little ef' fort We can picture them sitting before a lone candle. the tears falling thick upon their -habilimeuts of woe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-22

IN Los Angeles during the recent disturbance, wicked looking bomb was picked up by boy and delivered to the police, who carefully put il away. Yesterday it was brought out from secrecy and cautiously examined. The "infernal machine" had evidently been made for the express purpose of exciting curiosity. It was found to consis, of piece of iron pipe, into each end oi which had been driven pieces of wood. A powder-like sub stsncs had been pounded tightly into the pipe, and bogus percussion cap attached. It was neatly arranged, [, and had the appearance of genuine bomb. The deluded officers are now asking each other, Who's iool?'
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-22

D. A. Snyder and W. ". Whitney returned yesterday from a trip below the line. MT. Snyder came out here from Colorado, Texas, few days ago with the intention of purchasing cattle. He expressed amazement at the vast herds that he saw, but says the cattle are all too lean to market yet, although they do not show signs of suffering. Some good rains have fallen below the custom house in Sonora, and grass begins 10 show itself to the longing eyes of the emacia,sd animals. MT. Snyder left on the noon coach for his home in Texas, but will return in the fall to purchase largely.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-22

THERE is great rejoicing in Yuma over the passage ei the bill by congress for dividing and allotting the lands the Yuma Indian reservation. The selling of the remainder to actual set tiers will opnn up thousand. of acres of the best valley land in Arizona, and build up a good section of country. The fact that the canal company owning right Of way through the reservation must begin work within three years pleases the people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1894-07-22
In Contempt.
[Phenix Herald.

Tuesday morning Attorney Chalm- CTS in open court called the attention of Judge Baker to the fact that an article had appeared in the Republi- can which vas contempt of court, and read an affidavit sworn to by Clerk Walker setting forth that fact
 Judge Baker immediately ordered that an attachment be issued for T. J. Wolf1ey, the editor of that paper, and that he be forthwith brought into court, At the opening of the court a, , o'clock he was brought before his honor.
 Judge Baker called on the prisoner to stand up, and telling him that he was charged with contempt, asked him if he were ready for trial.
 Attorneys Kibbey and Perry stated that they were attorneys for delend- ant, and asked till 9 o'clock tomorrow morning in which to appear for trial The request was granted, the case sci for hearing at that hour, and the prisoner allowed his liberty on hi, own recognizance.