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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17
HEIR TO $25O,OOO.
Louisville Freight Clerk in Great
Luck,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 16.-M. A. De-
rose, clerk in the Louisville & Nash
vile freight Office, at Ninety-eighth and
Broadway, has just received informa-
ton which leads him to believe that he
is heir to one-tnlrd interest in an estate
of s75O,OOO. Three years ago William
j. Finlay, wealthy banker of Dayton,
died. leaving an estate of three-quarters
of a million. NJ. A. Derose has Just
learned that Finlay was his uncle, who
came here many years ago from Ire
land, and had not been heard from for
long time. NJ. A. Derose believes he
is an heir to the estate, and will leave
for Detroit at once. Che other claim
ants are Misses Mollie and Maggie De-
rose, of Kansas City, Mo.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17
POISONED THE WATER.
Fiendish Crime for Which Two
Arkansas Doctors Are Arrested

AA No~HSesS "oStoFS are Arrested.
WALNUT RIDGE, Ark, Oct. 16. "A
sensation involving quite a number of
prominent people has developed in
Sharp county. Sheriff Hutchinson has
arrested Dr.Nixon. DIN cCabs and Mrs.
McCabe, all of Callamine, Ark, charged
with attempting to poison DR.. A. E.
Barr and his family by placing poison
in cistern on DIR. Bars premises. DIR.
Barr and Dr. McCabe have been li:i-
gaDts for some time, and a very bitter
feeling has been engendered. Four mem.
bers of the Barr family drank from the
cIsteru. aud their escape from death
was narrow. Over pound of poison
was found in the cistern.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17
Quiet in Bluefields.

NEW YORK, Oct 16.-S. c. Brada,
United States consul for Nicaragua, ar.
rived today per Atlas line steamer
Athos from Port Lmon. He had MOTH
ing new to say in relation to the state of
affairs at Bluefelds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17
Impeaohine a Health officer

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct. Is. - I'M
parchment proceedings against Health
Commissioner DR.. Walter Kempster for
the manner In which he has handled
the smallpox epidemic in this city were
begun in the common council last night.
Testimony will be taken in few days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17
TOTAL, $500. NAMES.
Yesterday Proved a Success full
Registration Day.

Yesterday was the first registration
day. and it passed off quietly. To the
surprise of everybody great number
of voters turned out and had their
names enrolled OH the books. There
are l23 polling places in the city. and 1t
is estimated that the total registration
was about $500. This is about 10O mure
names than were enrolled on the first
registration day of two wears ago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17
Tin Plate for America.

SWANSEA, Wales. Oct. 16.-It is esti-
mated that 5000 tons of tin plates were
loaded here today on board steamers
bound for America. 1t 10 added that
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17
ORGANIZATION COMPLETE.

NPPOIHtIHeHC Oh tH6 OnamDer OF
Commerce Committees.
The directors of the chamber of com
MERGE have completed the organization
of the institution for the ensuing year
by the election of Col. Rogers as secre-
tary and j. H. McEnary as assistant
secretary. and the appointment of the
following committees: Membership
b. W. Commons, c. E. Wenzel, A.
NJ. Woodward. W. o. Dodge, A. E.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17
She Was in for Gore

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Mrs. Jennie B.
Gore today obtained an absolute divorce
from George Gore, the base ball player.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17

Albert Christello, the Democratic
candidate for register of deeds. and
George Ledgerwood, the candidate for
auditor, are working up large-sized
booms for themselves. Their chances
of election are good, in fact becoming
better every day. and there is no reason
why such should not be the case, for
they are popular men.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17

Much good it will do these so-called
middlein-the-road Populists to kick
against the Democratic nominees for
the district judgeship on the Peoples
party ticket. 1t Will avail them moth
ing to kick against the pricks.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-17

Joseph 8. Reiser was nominated yes
terday for representative in the Thirty
fourth district. This closes up that dis
trict. j. II. Paul. Populist, was in
dorsed for senator in the Thirty-second
district.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

The Graphic mine a Hadlsy has temp.
orAiig suspended operations pending
aome Hind of settlement among The
stockholders but win resume about De-
cember 2Olh. The mlue never looked
betlsr. A few men will 10 employed
during he suspension, keeping the water
out ard everything Ia repair.
0netai, 0yeriou a Teel, operating the
celebrated Silver Cays, At Cooks, recent
" made rlch shipment OF silver ore 20
She sampler horo. The Silver Cave Is
ons Of tbs best paying propositions In
the southwest.
John Luxion and Billy Davis are pre-
pairing 20 make a ahipmsnt from tao
Gladys nlne, q Cooks, which they hass
leased. They have flne ore body.
Spray and Chatham an The lsaaees "
she Byron-Allard property at Cooka are
all getting out paying ors. The orc
from both mluea Il silver sud lead.
Ball q Stephens aud John r. Oglssby
have recently made shipments Of gold
concentrates 70 tho sampler from their
mlnea Ia Pinop Altos, the forEer ship
Plug tive cars last week.
Ore ID comlng ia here from tho sabinal
district IN Mexico, Beoz, Beck 8 Hey
mann havlag mads another rich ship
rnsnt. John Burnside also brought lot
up. The orc u exceptionally high grade
silver.
Colvla & Williams are making regular
shipments from thels lead mlno AZ STEMS
Pass, aud doing well with II, dsapits the
low prices.
n. @. Potter, operating the Grand Cen
trail mine At Central City, which closely
assemblies the we'll knswn Texas mine,
Is shipping ore right along.
Reports from the gold fields In sonora
confirm the riches there 10 bs found,
bur Ike al other propositions, capital Is
required 70 eperats surcs safully
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Captain J d. Doak, tbs we'll known
cattle man Of Mexico, died AZ Colsnla
Dlaz, Mexico, on the elst irot., while %
route with hls family for Dsmlng.
Captain Doak had been uuwell for
come time, aud has suffered from : alroka
Of paralysis. While IL Dlnz he was
taken suddenly worss and sustained nn.
other stroke which resulted ia bis death.
iniermsnt was made the following day
At Diaz.
Dscoaaed went TO Mexico In 1885, and
engaged IN the cattle business on the
Carrutls ranches. He served With dis.
lluctIon In the Confederate army during
the war aud had = record for fsarlsssnsss
and bravery. lie was universally liked
where known aud psssesssd of social
qualities which ealned hlm frlsnds.
Two daughters and his wife survive.
Captain Doak Was aged 81 years a. The
tins n his death.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27


The Social Club dance ulll be given
tn Thursday evening lThanksglslns)
November 2sth, instead Of Of Decsmbor
lst as originally intended. The music
and arrangements viii ronducs 10 q bls
tlms.
The Knights pythlas are gslRg right
nhaad with preparatlsas fer The Big bali
. the depot on New Ys1Fs Az special
meeting held Monday eycnine the pre-.
ilminary committees wors appointed "a
foilcwss Arrangements, N. A. Bsllch,
blax Heymann, g. ". Klausmann, Al. q.
Rose, g. N. psiieyl Invitation, w. B.
Walton, ". n. Holiday, II. II. Flslsh-
ananl Music and Pfogram. I. brown. D.
W slsnnlssu, 81. r. Stewart The baii
viii sclipis anything ever giysn n Dem.
Ins.
Mr. and Mn. n. n. jrlsphman enter.
lalnsd . few Of their fFlNnda most plsss.
nutly At q card party Monday evening.
Elsgani fofreshmcnts we're served dur
log the evening. Those present wore
Miss Alice sseley, Mira, epeucsr. j. h.
Byron aud wife, h n. nroWn aud Wife,
Albert Eeela aud wife, John corbou and
Wits, Y y esssmer aud wife, Mrs.
echioerb Prof iIatlcn aud 4. u Dooz.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

BnvEn CIrY, Nov. 27-The Jury IN
ksse Of Issdnauer, Baker q Co. " q. j..
Price returned verdict for the de-
fendant
The case ef the Territory vs celso
Valdez alias Analla~-fsr murder Of his
wife was bsgnu last Tuesday on change
bf venue from Sierra county This Is
tho third tsIal Of this case. The frat re-
sultsd In disagreement of the jury
the second ia verdict Of gullty~-on
which the dsfcndant waa sentenced 10
be hanged. but new trial was granted
by the supreme court JUST In time 70 save
tho defendant's neek--ths gailewa hav-
ina baen nctupiiy -eevt.A. Thia third
fflal occupied an ~ Thesday and Wed
nssday aud resulted In verdict Wed.
hesiay night Of not gulIiy--which llber
atcs the defendant after an imprlson.
inent Of almost three years aud at one
tins almost ceriain death. surely ln
law whIlo there ls lifs there IA hope.
On Thursday the casa Territory vs
Dslbtrs NJ. Poitsr--larcsny- wa1 begun.
The testimony for the Territory was en-
tlrely clreumst2ntlni, hut strong. A var
dict o. not guilty vaa rendered
The casea Of Territory vs. VI. II. Clark
az, Il Clark--for murdof-were dis.
missed
In the civil case Of fednauer, Baker A
90. " G. J. prlce--on the Issue Of In
deblednsss-the Jury returned verdict
for the plaintiff for full amount claimed.
The grand jury indicted Dslbers M.
Potter for burglary.
In the case Of John NJ. FrIttsr " w.
U telegraph Co.--the jury for defend
ant IN the sum Of 20 cents--belng the
cosl Of the telegram.
The November term will probably
come 70 an end On Wednesday, the esth.
The full report Of the grand jury will
be found on the aecoud page.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27
KILLED sY INDIANa
Fats u noblnson and AoNan waits
Jsurnssins 20 cnllfsrnia.

Fats u neblnson and AoNan whilS
JouTnsslng 90 cnllfsFpia.
TUCSON. A. T.. Nov. an The fate "a
Robinson. the newspaper correspondent
and James Lagan who with rumpaulona
went down The Colorado liver from
Yuma Ia aloop "Examinss.' has bosa
learned and a comes from rrlish.s
source. Thoy were killed with lhois
own riiss on April IA.
The sloop sailed from Yuma for San
Francisco via coIoralo river aud Gulf
Of California. On hohfd were +. X.
Robinson. James Logan, Charles
Powell, George Flavell aud . man
NAMED Bryan On roaohing Angel bay
on the gulf Powell ioft tho party aud
the oshein sailed southwark.
On June q letter from uuaymaa.
Mex, dated May 1, which hnd BEEN
sent by Flavell. telling Of the killing of
Robinson and Logan By Indians whlis
hsinllns GA che island, was feceifod.
Flavoll said Ia she letter that Bryan anti
himself only esrapd because they were
On sho beach ai tho tllns and Hucosedsd
Ia hanllng out lha boats hefofo the indl.
ans could shoot. This story u now
connfmtd hy pfofsssofs Mu0sa nnd
Dunwoodlo oi the chronological bureau
ol che Smithsonian institute. The lndl.
ans nt nfsi denied the killing. but "a.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

ED. onn WAS IN from Cooks Menday
New styles Ia dress goods received At
hlnx heyinAun s 70.
IsKonwRa E l.. EoarnK IL still On the
sick llat.
Fresh cocpnuuss et Pfasi's.
JrpoE Il. l. MAnsHAIL ls absent from
town an business trip.
pscans, almonds and fresh roasted
peanuts a. Prutts.
Jar OHsrA4, the Cocks Peak mine
owner, WAS down Monday.
Outing iiannels AZ all pflcos ~
Max lcymaun s. Cs'p.
Aiprnr LgssAueH is about again after
threatened aitack Of pnsumOnia.
Oyercoata aud uletera Ia al slses ~
Max Heyman Y Goa.
JosErn RrasgLt, prominent cattle
man from Mexico, ia Ia Deming.
Try s.urflora ivo cont "Tin Foli'
cigar. You will enjoy u.
WILLIAM corrox Is away on catsls
buying expedition Into Sierra county.
Tho most durable school shoes In al
sizes At
Max IIeymAnn 4 Co.
3. P. McCLAngS, the HadIsy mIulug
expert, Is enjoying life In the metropolis.
Fresh systsrs at Prati'e.
Mns. '. -7onaNIrn, of Duncan ls via.
ltlng the family Of SIgmund Liudausr.
Large assortment OF quilts and blank
cts received ~
Max Hsymann a Co.
J. L. BunssrpE and J. A. LooKnARr,
Jn., saw the sights 10 III raao on Sum
day.
You can carry "'rln Foil" cigar an
For aalu by Sturmor.
@. y. AlLAlRe, Of She Tanning Extract
company, ln back from business TRIP to
III paso.
Fresh line oi cakes and cookies al
kiddey's.
jon Back ia up from sablnal, Msrlco,
where he partly owns the Fl yalls DO.
nanxa mlne.
Underwear from Is cents upwards as
Max HeYmauu q Cos.
Da. L. AZ. BULLOCK, who has bsen con.
ined 10 hia homc BY a ssyers cold Is Inn
proving rapidly.
Pants IRON $500 upwards At
Max lleymann & Goa.
Mnu. 3. DoAK was IN Dsmlng on
Monday, en route ior Texas where she
viii vlalt har daughter, MFs, Templeten
New comb honey at pratl'a. Try IL
O. MuLvAnn, who Is associated with
y n Arhsnielier, has returned from
Silver City whore hc has been attending
COURT
Fall styles Ia gents furnishing eaods
as pesieys.
". +. and }. NJ. nnkrroN are hers
from Nashville, Tonn., enjoying thi,
magnificent cllmats, the latter gentle
man coming ln search of renewed health
tIfchuanra glmr' sel yeast
] iiiu44lirr I iIi q. flst
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

LosDoN, Nov. s6.--A dispatch fronts
Che Foo says the lighting botwson Chr
nsse aud Japanese soldiers a. Port Ar
thur was continuous from nooa Of Tuess
dag until "Wednesday evening. Tbs
Japanese fleet did not takp part Ia Ahy
engagement. though torpedo boats A.
snched 70 the nees were IN motion ana
distracted the attention og the forts
while the japanese trosps entered townA
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

LoNpoN, Nov. so.--A dlspatch frozs
Che Foo says Tho British warship Per-
poiss hna afri "a shsrs x ~ '1ss.sss 'ccn-
firmarion Of Toe announcement thas
Port Arthur hna been captured By sh1
Japanese.
The Earl Of Kimberly. secretary 81
state Tor foreign Affairs, haa received .
dispatch from ths Briliah nlnisser a.
Toxic confirming the capture oi Port
Arthur. n
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

fhuhAfh CLERKS Ufffch.
We, your committee appointed 70 ex.
anime lhe books 81 the probate clerk aud
ex.otllcio rsceFder 81 GFant county, 70.
port a. followsi
Owing 70 the limited time At our dis
posal We could only give the same super
lclal examinatlsn. We examined the
probate records. county commissioners
record, warrant stubs aud account books,
journal and ledger, license bonks, bond
records and official bond records. We
ilnd the boeks neatly and properly kept,
aud hllla and receipts aled 10 order.
The bond record Of the 1889 lssns.
through no laul, Of tho present county
clerk, le very lncomploto aud We reoam-
mead that ne record b. Glis1 out from
the bonds,
The late elscllon cost the county ei,.
aoo.IO for rsgIalrailon, judges and clerks
Of siecslen and bringing IN OF ballot
boSes.
This total amount Of current oapeusse
account allowed but unpaid nlnce oos.
ober 18Th 1903, Il eeo,1i0.07.
Total amouht ~ bonded indeblodnens
ca16,0 COO.
Tolnl debt e2oe. .e4oDI
The are proof vault of this ofloe
should be improved oF enlarged.
We dad that goine 81 ihe bondsmen oi
county officials hays lell ,he counsy but
believe the Fsmalhlne bond0men are
aunlcilnt Respectfully submitted.
uho. II. urrnn,
n p. AliohAnf.
juLius RosoiL
SILVER ci1y wArfR WORKS.
We, the oommlllae ordered by the
iomman oi The grand Jury % Inspect me
Silver CITY Water Works. nnd tho wen
and pump house IN hnt ctrdlllon. bul
ihe wnler il the reservoir wo fonnd 10
bs very fowl, and We rscommend that
pipes and reservoir of said place Be
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

TACOMA, Nov. ao.--The Nofthern Pas
cihc steamer sikh went 20 soa without
the shipment OF lead for Yokohama
which has been held here since tho snil-
ing OF tho lpas Pacific liner. Captaiu
Rowley, master Of the voaael, refused 20
risk carrying the lead and the company d
head ollico ~ Yokohama sent ordsEa nQ4
70 accept the ahlpmont.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Tie pupils Of the public sohsol are
prepaFlng for geld metal contest 70 be
hsld about the holidays. Eight pupils
have been selscled Is orators, nnd The
auccssaful contestant viii DO rewarded
by the prize. The entertainment viii be
given ia tho opera honte aud promises 70
be decidedly interesting.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

John Dssmsr, Of Cooks last Sunday
shot mountain eagle which measured
alx faal clue Inches from Zip to tip, The
bird ls q magnificent spsclmen and viii
be mounisd ~ Charles Klauaman 10
whom Mr.. Dsemsf pressntsd H.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Professor Iollman, Ia the employ ol
ihe olafks Winston a Laltch Muelc com
PAM, " n fasn, an experienced tuner,
viii ylt|t pemlng about Utosmbaf 10Th.
Orders iof work can be len II ne liRAD
Mue5 o1Ice
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

YoKonAMA. Nov. Q8--port Arthur
wna uuptured on Wednesday, st. rhess
is great rejoicing hsre over the Jnpan-
sae victory. Porl Arthur fell aflar iq
houra Of hard nghtinR.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27
THECLOSlNC SESSIONS
County Court Disposed Of Important
Gases On the Criminal Docket.
THE CLARK MURDER CASE.

b. "a. Potter Acquitted o. ihe Lareeuy
ohasss but 1ndieiaa ~ the Grand Jury
fsfnaFNlsry--A Verdict 81 1wenty ilss
Csnts Against ihs Western Unisa- The
sisrta Murder cass flssuIia ~ verdict
Af"Noi 0niity."
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

GrxKsno. N. ", Nov. 20. --Ferdinaud
Ward has received from Govsrnor
Flower letters restoring 70 hilp hia fuin
rights as clllzor
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Continued ftom End page.
ranAaunsnla arArnManr.

Statement for iorm ending November
18th, 1894, of John W. Fleming, irensur-
er Of 0raus county.
Cash on hand Sept ap, 1894 eiB,i7sDa
Raneivsd Of A. d. Laird aud
other sources 05A.88
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

viii have 4 ilna lgi OF inrl eya. rslitk.
ems, Rocec nni ducks on haui fDr
Thanksgiving. Place your orders al
once.
Mffen. Tie butcher.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

sapAnesa ster,n the Fort aat wim
Altar Long naitis.
wAsuiNoToa, Nov. ao.--Tha state de-
partmsnt received a cable from Minister
panby saying Port Arthur fell on Nov.
aa, aud ths navy department received 4
message from Admiral Carpenter, in
command q the Aslasle squadrons an
nonnclug that the Jnpaaeae had osps
lnrad chInala elanl naval post.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Place your order now Tor youf Thanka
Flyinr iluuer. VIII hnQo tha chuloesl
lot Of turkeys, chleaena, eic, ever offered
70 the public.
Jons srnSsoa.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Can IL aud neo our handsome ilns of
rpftlsffel A. Mahoasy
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

"4fNNN = ""fNf
Your committee has examined The jail
and would report In point Of cleanliness
lhps she JAN lsin good condition. We
found nineteen prlnonnfn confined, two
of whom are insane One Of the lnaans
10 wblnan and one a chlnaman. The
insano woman hae been examined by
Doctors Williams and Gilbert and has
been found 70 be pregnant, "a about che
seventh month, aud wo recommend her
removal to a. asylum.
Respectfully submitted,
EonI uARnfNoroN.
HonAcr HooKEn,
Gko. v. YATEa, commllsee.
HOSPITALS.
We, your commlilac appointed 10 sx-
amlue lnto aud repoFt tho condition u
the hospitals Of this cilys beg leave to
submit The following report.
We hnd everything IN SO far as our IN.
yostlgatlcn went Al th6 Sisters hospital
and the Grant couniy charity hospital. 10
nrnt claaa condition. The places are neat
aud clean and every care IL apparently
shown the patients. We found no csm-
plsiuis Whatever
Respectfully fubmlttsd,
JKo. T. OoLEsrY,
A. MARTIN,
HrNnv MiLLEn, Cemmltseo
Mere Mexican Cattle.
Lord BHresford to-day made another
ehlpmeut Of Thousand head u cattle Se
persons Interested IN the MAXWELL Land
0rani ID the northern part of the Terri
tory.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27


nuokWheat flour al fl,ldeft
jusl sifn m 81 cleusuH ana fee The
beef ha Keeps iof aals, u Wal ualoulsf
you.
To make the hair grow anatural c0lhf.
pfovaaf halduaaa, and keep the SCALP
healthy, Halls flnif Remover wat Invent
"a, aud has pf6Yed ITSELF tuceeasfNl.
The way 80 lench calaffh Is Through
lhe blood. Aosda aafAapaf|lla, by purl
Tying the blood. itmoyes The cause uf
lht als4ate and ptanaueuily cures ca
iaIgb, Take unly heed
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Reduced Rates zsst,
Via the Santa Ne Route based on rate
of 9oi0 Missouri River 70 Chicago aud
S0OO, Kansas CITY 20 50. Louis. For
full parilculafs call on A. b. simonu,
Agent, Donlng, n. NJ.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Don't buy your Christmas glfla until
you see lhe pretty things ] A. Mahonoy
Il receiving daily
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Owlug . The abIuaeo ol soms of lhs
lnsmben oi tho cast from the city, she
psrforms-co Of "A nos " Monkey's',
has been postponed until a later daie.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

The =. r. viii place on salo tn.day AZ
Deming fsdursd rates 10 Chicago aud all
poiula east For lnfurmatlon call on or
address 9. y. lloswOnru, Agent.
a ilne Hue of rattan aud Nauden rock +.
Ing chairs, just tbs laing Tor Christmas
present, At
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Lead was quoted a. $500 teddy and
silver Al 0sts
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Made in sixteen differentsize and shapes contain
ing the very finest Havana Filler and SunaIa WIaDE
per- Spanish work 1t isthe very finest Cigars mae
in America.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

For alex headache, caused BY n dis.
sfdsfsd stomach, Ayers Cathafglc pilla
are the most rellable remedy. "My
mother iirst recommended these pills 10
mes thss- years ago. They ARE the mild
eai an eat purpatlve n use. g. II.
bfadbnfn, WOfthiagt0n, Maeu.
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

aoed'a pitts ncf easily. yet promptly
and effectively, on the liver nnd bowels,
2bc
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27

Thanksgiving pumpkins At
CLARK q Coz,
Deming headlight., 1894-11-27


Notices. IL lieu Of assessment wsrh FOR
sale a. this Office fef i've cents each.
Thers notices must BE- fled With the Pre-
bate Clerk before the Ora. Of the year