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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-01-17
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Proceedings Of the Adjourned Session Of Il.
Board Of Supervisors.
COUNTY CLERK,s. Orr1cr

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Dodkeville, Wis Jan. 7, 1895
Monday 2 O'Clock p m. Board met
pursuant to adjournment Roll called
members all present except James
Spensley, of the town of Mineral Point
John jackson being present in his
place.
Petitions Of Joseph Frost and Nm
Ruddle presented and referred to tha
Committee on Tax Claims.
A communication from M. D. Peavv
on printing was presented; and said
communication was referred to the
committee on printing proceedings az
the board.
Report Of the County Clerk read
and report of the committee to settla
with County Clerk read, and on motion
the report was adopted, as follows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Of Iowa
County
GESTLEMEN;--I have the honor herewith u
submit a report of the receipts and disburse,
ments of my Office from the LIST day of Nov
1893. to the 9Th day OF January, 1885, both dars
Henry Halyerson, County Clerk,
In account with Iowa County. On.
To cash on hand per last report ...... SES n
I received on redcmptions- princi-
To cash received on redemption interest SsS
" advertising fees .. & On
= redemption fees. - "a a
:. tax deeds fees & 7S
. 4" county land sold. - q ~
Total....... 1850 ......... .....$79s a
BY cash paid on redemptions principal $50 81
interest -. 81 n
:" " 9 previous redenptions -. X
county treasurer adv fees !. $50
redemption
BY cash paid county treasurer tax deed
J, and GO. lands ~, BIS
by cash on mana 10 balance 3sI 81
Total ........ $50, .-.. ...... $l& "A
State of Wisconsin, Iowa County, SIS
Henry Halverson, Co. Clerk, being duly sworn
on oath says that the foregoing account by him
rendered as Co, Clerk of said county, is Just,
true aud correct account such clerk for and
during the time above mentioned.
HENRY HALyERsoN
County Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
of January A. ID. 1895. w. ii. THOMAS,
Notary Public, Wis
REHABILITATION.
Rpreiynu On radpmptions
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noyor going bnck to tho studio until ono
day, sittilig alone, tho wish 10 mako II
akotch OF Edith as hs frs. saw hor took
entire possession Of his mind. But ho
ma no materials ut hand. Everything
was III tho city securely locked up In
his studio. Tho thought, however, did
not leavo him, no finally, on tho fly leaf
oi n book, hu mado la pencil sketch,
undor whicl, ho wro,v, "rho Girl In tho
Tam O'Shantor." Thun Edith came,
aud lie tore up tho sketch In anger ut
tho very inadoQuacy OF tho black and
white to express ono.half OF hor charm.
lilo took tho train next lny and wont
to tho city after hia materials. when
Unclc Daniel saw him rotnrn with thom
no remarked, with umile: "Thore'a n
farmer spoiled"
Thon followed many days IN which
DarnIey Wnltors worked hard ia his
room, with frequent intGrmiasions for
visits and long winter ramblcs with
Edith Burton.
twas late In tho spring beioro no loft
tho farm, aud thun ho carried with him
picture which no ono but himself had
soon.
Al tho noxt exhibition Of that highly
authoritative. artistic body, tho $. i.
H.. A., tho crowds clustered about n
painting which soemcd to havo won tho
universal sentiment OF approval. Tho
critics wore unanimous In their praise
OF It. 1t represented young girl
dressed In wintor clothing, wind. blown
md snow.tleckod, with Tam O'Shanter
on hor head. Just entering n room from
without, whore tho air was filled with
falling snow. The girls iuco was full
OF sparkle, lifo and a certatt, winning
sweotncss that drow and hold tho spec.
tators.
Reporters and public voted It tho sue.
coss Of tho exhibition, while everyone
with human curiosity consulted their
catalogues. whore it was set down as
"rho Girl in tho Tam O'Shan,er," by
Darnley Waters.
"Shrewd dog" said his fellow artists.
"Who but no could havo thought OF
going up into tho country at winlor and
painting such picture on such sub.
cct?"
twas not until the exhibition was
nearly ovor that Darnley Waters
brought Edith down to the city to see
hiS picture. lswus late in tho afternoon
aud tho gallery was almost deserted
when she stood before tho canvass, so
there was no ono but her lover to notice
the girls surprise when she recognized
her own likeness.
Dearest" he said, you havo brough.
mo back to my art, with now motive
to sustain mo. You have done me good
Edith. Will you share that good? Will
you be my wiiep
And the living Edith was as mute ms
tho pictured girl. save for tho whispered
word yes"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

Is not tho only thing requisite in ply.
sician. Unless no is born for the bust.
ness. unless no has tho subtle, indciin.
able power OF looking through man
and seeing tho disease in its most secret
hiding place. he will never be q good
physician. oven though no graduated
from a German university. An illus.
tratIon OF tho great advantage given to
man by MI Unborn power OF diagnosis
is seen in the results OF tho practice of
DR.. Ottman. This eminent doctor has
had. to be sure. all the advantages OF
thorough college training and wide
spread experience which tho most am
bilious physicians could desire; but by
tho side OF others who have that fitness
and nothing else, he stands out pre-omi-
ncnt. 1lia cures arc remarkable. They
arc worked in CAGES which seem utterly
hopeless, and no one, no matter what
his mnlndy. should despair until after
consulting DR.. Gilman.
Dr.. Ottman, Columbus, Ohio, by 70.
quest Of many friends and patients ha,
decided to visit Bridgeport. Sherman
House. Tuesday. March 20: Bcllaire,
Globo Hotel, Wednesday, March 81.
Consultation FREQ and strictly contidcn-
tial from 0 n. IN. to Sp. IN, ono day only.
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Wool,

London-At tho wool auction snlcs to-day. l6.
$50 bales were offered OF which 400 were with.
drawn, There WINS energetic competition nj,
hardening rates, The demand was keen Tor mo.
dun faulty parcels, which reflect the advance
most. America was small operator. Following
nrc tho sales In dctaIi
Now South walea-i.GT7 bales; secured 7,.da
Ia aEl; greasy SI3a0Id.
QueOnslnnl-l,S7 bales; secured sdaIs I'd;
greasy 6n7l;d
viclorla-3,i7O bales; secured 9,fdals I'd;
grcaSy 3,4dnls.
South Anstralla-l.73t balo;; secured s1{dals
Id: greasy itsnSd.
Swnu Rlvor-S05 hnlcs: greasy 3Iailll.
TNSnnniR-iS9 bhlcs: secured 7nSlSi.
greasy G7ta9d.
Capo Of Good Hope md Nnlal-l,slS bales;
secured 7da,s ID: srcasy 4I,n65.d
Ncw forh-WOol steady: domestic fleece &c,
2sc: pulled l9a2tc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

q 30, Common stun wns dun At 81 7aA2 IS,
stUcErfs Rnt feeders quiet From 10 10 iQc moro
whS nut Ia tho market vRluc VI The HOY muTEc It
to-day. Heavy best grades ClUm to S. 70 per NV
pounds, aud q tDaiG5 Tor common to good light.
aud NJ 81 Gni 10 tor averages Of over .OJ pounds
The Shpcp market wN good: poor to choice
sheep wcu quoted at q ODai 70 Mud lambs Of Ike
quality nj 81 7ini 75 Recelpu-Ca,tlc loo head:
calves 5OJ head; hogs, Gl,UOJ head: sheep, 1000
head.
East Iihrrty-CGttlo .teady mud unchanged,
Hogs hrm Philadelphia e. STAT ~: common to
fair Workers 81 biai ~ rnnghs 81 lUhl q. Sheep
,tcndyi extra q SVN6 20: good 81 2JAi G3 common
10 iaIr lambs s. 5Oai 90
Cincinuntl-lIops active and strong nj 81 iOa
nj ~; receipts .. 100 head: shptnGuls 10 head.
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WINTERS rsvIorIoy.

winter must co." soft tho west wind Is singing
,r, no longer his mIniOn nnrthuaStcr shai Iiow,
bringing 8
winter muStsc"
Ills stronghold. frost fenced, has rhnbu. laid
low,
Ills totters that hold her earth now |, far
illnglng, "
Tho SlTrams' long hi, prisoners, his Impotence
show,
Aud ,aic meath tho bricr the iin, primrose 4,
clingns. y
The dun banks arc bright with the ccandlnc's
glow. 80 -
While clear from tho hillside tho shccp.bcll |,
ringlng-
winter must go"
thu dell,mN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23
MIXED BAI,IES,
They Were Born to Mother and Daughter
In Ono Day.

They We're Born to Mother md Daughter
In Ono Day.
StV York Journal.
List summer there was a double we'd.
ding at East Quocue. L. l., Mrs. Pelham
Apple, u wiusomo widow. became Mira.
percival Graydon and her cighteen.y year.
old daughter was wooded to Cummings
Gordon.
What is vaguely known as an "intor.
es.ing event" took place in tho old
mansion yesterday. Two new and voci.
ferrous voices disturbed its usual quiet.
A rumor OF twins prevailed East Quo.
que. Some said Mrs. Gordon was doing
as we'll as could DO expected" and others
said it was Mrs. Grnydon who was get
ting along nicely"
Each had been vouch.aied an heir the
very same day, n coincidence which the
village regarded as remarkable. The
oldest dowager at East Quogue could
remember nothing like it, Each infant
was boy with large brown eyes. and
each weighed just ten pounds and six
ounces. They looked SO much alike
that no one could toll them apart.
The two babios were brought out BY
the whise.capped nurse and handed
around for general admiration. Tho
ladiss OF the village were SO delighted
with tho infants that they lifted them
upaud passed Thorn around and snapped
them and traded them for half an hour.
Whom the nurses returned to get the
babies no ono was able to tell which
was which. There was a scene OF con.
fusion aud panic Tho nurses cried and
talked about losing their situations.
The visitors turned pale and almost
faintcd. Some ingenious and some wild
projects were tried for identifying the
babies. but all failed. In desperation
they decided which was which by q
popular vote.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

Chirnuo-Thcru WINS n good demand for cal.
tic, md the market was ilrnlct. The surplv- wns
small. and the great part Of that number was on,
oimllorN' hands before lOn'clocs. food punches
Of steers sold nj 81 ~ and better sold nj from 81 nj
TO 81 20. mud COW. md bulls constituted tho Hulk
Of tho supply. Extra steers were quoted nj 81 81,
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NiliICh.

I want ovory man and woman in tho
United States interested in tho Opium
and Whisky habits to have ono OF my
books on those discasoi. Address b. NJ.
WooLLEy, Atlanta. Ga, Box $50. and one
will DO sent YOU free. s1wy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

We wish to state To our patrons that
Ono Minute Cough Cure is safo and
reliable remedy for children troubled
with Group. colds. hoarsoness and lung
troubles. 1t is pleasant to tako and
quickly cures. Logan Drug Co.. Wheel
ing, ". Va. B. L. Peabody. Benwood,
and Bowio 4 Co., Bridgeport, o.
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Oh Clty-Opcned at 81 l2It highest 81 10: low.
eHsi l2S closed at o. l9I1g; sales 7,O1j barrels;
cieRrniiccS i20OO barrels; shipments %, $50 bur
refs: runs =, Ill barrels.
Now Ynrk-rotroleum easier: Pennsylvania
oil. sales none April option. sales none; closed
RI 81 IN bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

JoHNsos's Magnetic Oil cures crampa
and collie and internal neuralgia and
headache aud backache instantly. IS
and go conts. Chaa. X. Goetzs and W.
w, Irwin,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

When Baby was nick, we gave her caatorln.
When aho was Child, shc cried for Caatorie.
When shc became Miss, Sho clung to Castoria.
When sho had Children, she gave them Castoria.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

HAVE you ever noticed how your sys.
tenn seems TO crave special assistance in
the spring. Just the help required is
given by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 8
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.
OuRnd after Saturday. February ., 1898. trains
will run rs follows. city time:
LEAVE WIIEr,lSO, LEAVE ELN 0RovS ,
Wheeling Bridge 4 Terminal Ry.
CO BREWSTER RcccIyor.

THU INUIU NO. 70, 10 INKU UlvUI l..II 4 IN.
Sunday. November 10, 1871
Leave whreling-ts:01. t9:i5, 2n:ioa. m, t,,:el,
eJ:l5. ttao, i9,O p. Ill
Leave Peuiusula-tS:0j, POSI-, tll;I5h m,tee::c2d
$3:!i, t%:3d 1905 p. III.
Leave Martins ferry-tS:l2, ts:S7, i1:5!a. III,
t2:3., "J:g7. ti:&a ipl2.
Arrive TorIulna( Junctton-tS:i7. tl0:us, Hiss
~ Lave Terminal juuction-f7:3,. 1904 q m,
"l2:iO Il, IN, la:a1. ti:OS. tblG t645 y. IN.
Leave Martu's Srry-i7:4S, 1901 am, 'li:lS.
t,OS, tGl0 tJ:le 1852 p. nj.
icSvO Peninsula io:ia ~, 1881, tl;iL
ti;l5. ti:.i. ISIS D. IN.
Arrive wncciiu;-iT:o le:N III. slc:Sr
N:i7. ti:L ti:Sl, 1910 y. m.
spaily. tDAIly except sunday. i5undays oaly.
AL traiui will run on Eastern fimo
J.E TAUSSlG. Superintendent
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co,
On aud AFTER Monday. December Il. 1884,. Pas
seugcr Trains will run as follows: sOaily.
tDa!l; Except sunday. Central time
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trnlns m ami after
January ish Explanation or REYRREXcs
SARxs; 'DaIly; ilnily. oreep. sunllay; ,DnIly.
except saturday: 1DRily. except Monday; jsrin.
days only; Mondays only Saturdays only.
Eastern Standard Time.
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All Trains daily. except Sunday.
j. f. TERRY.
General Freight md Passenger Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-23

Chicnco-Fronounced weakness In the foreign
grain markets weakened wheat to-day and May
closed nc lower. Corn followed. losing ,zc. and
oats closed &c lower. Helped by scarcity OF
hogs. provisions made gains.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
Against Receiver McMil-
 Ian of the Peoria.
Threatened Action Against the
 Receiver and BondSmen.
He Is Charged With Having Excee0- ed Ills Authority and Negiected
 Orders of the Court,

A new, unexpected and interesting move was made yesterday in the Peoria canal case. Mr. c. F. Ainsworth, act. ing for the Crowley-Douaherty inter- ests, made application in district court for permission to bring suit against Receiver McMillsn and his bondsmen to recover damages amounting to $200 ,0O0.
 The application probably had it's origin iG the recent petition of the re- ceiVer for an order of resale, move ment opposed to the interests of the Crowley people, who expected to con- summase the purchase of the canal by the aid of English capital, believed now to be almost available.
 The applicant for permission to bring suit against Receiver McMlllan and his bondsmen allege in the first place that he has exceeded his authority. It is also charged that he has neglected the instructions of the court in the man. agement of the canal, and that one re. suit of this neglect was the going outof thC AcScIN NOlI III tuG IEee1lGE a ESHE dRO. The constructing engineer was H. Clay Kellogg. The consulting engineer was Col. Alberger of San Francisco. The applicant says that the plans and speci- ications of Col. Albefger were aban- doned and that in consequence he with. drew. Another consequence the appli- cant alleges was the going out of the dam.
 Judge Baker said that he was not sure that an application to bring suit was necessary and 20 indicated that it might be brought without application. However, he decided to take the mat. ter under consideration until July 15 on his sreturn from the session of the July term of supreme court at Prescott
 Receiver McMillan's bondsmen are gilt-edge. The list includes several of the most responsible business men of Phoenix. These se3rbondsmen, not at their own instance, for they enjoy the fullest confdenceein Receiver McMil- lan's ability. aren indemnifed by bond by Peoria (dll.) bank.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
The ArrLsl or Today.

Did you notice the handsome DOT traits in the Wilson 6s Ward shoe win d0ws? They are indeed works of art, ard fac similes of the parties whom they represent. Mir. k. L. Bake, formerly of Seattle. Washington, an artist of celebrity who has been busily engaged in painting for Phoenix lovers of art, did the work. Mir. Bake is an artist of celebrity not only in name but merit, as his pictures will show. He is good Tn water coiors, crayon and pastel, but his forte has been in oil. He has just fin ished several elegant paintings for sa- looms in tie city, as well as portraits Of many citizens of this place. He leaves for Preacott in few weeks to do work which is. waiting for him there. One piece is the curtain of the Prescott opera hGusa which will cost when completed $900. A trip to the Grand Canyon and g sojourn of 8 couple of months. sketch;ng the natura! scenery, after which may make paintings is the contsm plated tr1p of Mir. Bake before returning to Phoenix. He will then fit up an elegant studio and begin business with 8 view to success.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
TO BOSTON, MASS,

And Return-One Fare for the Round
 Trip. July Sd. 4th, 9th and 9th.
 On account of the Fourteenth Inter- national Convention of the United So- ciety of Christian Endeavor and the National Young Peoples Christian Union, to be held at Boston, Mass, July 10th to 14th, 1895, the Texas & Pa. c!fc railway will place on sale July 3d. 4th, 9th and 9th, tickets to Boston, Mass, and return, at the rate of one lowest first-class limited fare for the round trip, with final limit for return August 5h. Exchange orders will be drawn on Missis ssippi river gateways, New Orleans, Shreveport, Memphis and St. Louis on the dates named, with final limit August 5th. Tickets east of these gateways however, will be limited to July 24th for return. with privilege of extending the final limit to August Sd. by depositing the return portion of ticket with joint agent of terminal lines st Boston. t.~.|.-
 If you do not wish to attend this con- yaption, why rot take advantage of this low rate and visit friends or relatives in the east. or enjoy yourself in the noun tains or et the sesshore for short time
 For further information call on or ad |, dress yoar nearest ticket agent or
 ". A. DAsHIELL, GAsroN MEsLIER, Tray. Pass. Agt.
 GenI. Pass. X Tt. Agt.
 Dallas, Texas.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
THE STANFORD SUIT. A Demurrer to the Action .-, Sustained. Judge Ross Decision Received
 With Surprise by
 Attorneys.

By the Associated Press. o..
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-UDited States Circuit Judge Ross today ren- dered his decision on the demurrer of Mrs. Jane L Stanford against the suit of the government to recover $l5, 900 ,0G0 from the estate of her late husband, Senator Leland Stanford.
 The demurrer was sustained. Judge Ross allowed the government 10 amsnd it's former com plaiht and re argue it's case ii it so desired. It was intim ated !, however, that this step would not affect the case, the law ss construed by Judge Ross not favoring the case of the U nited States.
 The sustaining of the demurrer was 8 surprise, attorneys generally expecting 9 contrary decision. The decision practically kills the suit.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
BOUNCER DOZlER
Arrested for Thinking He Was .
 ...tt Tempc.al Authority. :. .-.-..

1 GNl per A uEtIS1TttY.
 rBId Doz;er, the Salvation Army bouncer, IS to the front again. The trouble with Mr. DoEier' is that he ye- g&rds the high snd muscular position he holds in the Salvation Army ae a sor. of divine ias,itu:ioG embracing tefnpnral as well as spiritual authority. Or Thu urs3av night an attendant at the Salvation Army services stole $4 g., the proceeds of an ice cream social, Mfr. B3zier had 8 suspicion which fo&ied around until i5 finally reeteG upon EIwin D, Fairchild, young man living et Glendale, apd who happened to he in 5ne te..t with two Or three hundred other psoq!e on the night of the robbery.
 The b0pncer expanded his iurisdic- ton wav beyond En8 teat and went ou: totsl1ndale and arrested Fairchid.
 TaA case WAS brought before RaCor der Jubs, who tossed t violently out into sha corridor becGnse there WAS nothins to connect the defendant with the caee except the bo2ncer's imagiua tion. Fairchild naturally fel. a2efieved and learning that Dozier had acted without apy other authority than that conferred upon him hy the captain of the Salvation Army, he made com psaint against the boIpcer before ustice John stone, charging him with impersonat- ing an officer. DoEier has been arrested and the chsrge. which is technically 6 serioaz one, will come ID tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
pr. CottrSll.

Dr. Cottrell, occupying offices in the Maboney building on this block, became 6 citizen Of Ph9nix last winter. having arrived in midwin5er from the arctic re- gions of the east. He WAS delighted with the magnificent climate and lig visit became residence. He fell into favor at once and became 6 recipient of g lucrative and growing practice. He has a wide reputation in the east. where he WAS not only 5 family physi- cian but g specialist of marked ability. While much more could be said con. ca,ning the occupants of this important block, view of this hive of conner cial. professional and financial industry is much more eloquent than words. What has been said is only to show what has been done in one block in two years. Messrs. Fleming, Cole, Ford, Mehoney and others have done much to advance property interests in the vicin- itv of their operations, Many houses on Washington street which will be pretentious as well as commodious gre going up, and will be erected this sum- mer. Property owners gre not inclined to figure sales and anxious buyers are g.: loss to know how they can refuee the tenn rting bai:s set before them. .
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
Notice of Sale

Sale. N!@Ve under authority Of an order of ss,c srantea oS the probate court Of the coun.y Of war,coM. l sr.itoES of Arizona, dated June %, 1895, will sell at private sale the following described rtolells' An undivided one half interest in about Sc0 head of stock cattle, sbouts head of horses, ranch and Improvements. (housa lehces' corral, ditches, etc., l stock corral near Ash Dale, stove, camp utensils, etc. carpenter and blacksmith tools, 1 moving ma. chlne, blows. pack saddles. canvas cover SOo lbs. barley, and bsla of wire. The ssIa VIII De made onor after July l5, 1895 and bids VIII he received at the office of Street .S Fro I,er' Fi Fiem1ng block, Phasnix, Arizona Terms or sale es follows: Cash. gold coin of the ohileo States ten per cent payable at time of saie' pHfAnce upon coniline ton by this court.
 J. L. CANT, Administrator of the estate of Daniel Ne
 Andrew, decea sed ..G. @4 Dated June 29, 1895. .g.q
 Date of first publication June 30, 1895,
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
THE BISBEE ROBBERS.
The Way ArizOnianS Deal With
 HighWaymen.
Funeral Supplies Ordered for One While Officers Pursue
 Other Suspects.

Special to THE REPUBLICAN.
 BIsBEE, Ariz., June 29.-A messenger from the sfrontier arrived here this morning after funeral supplies.
 He says Robert Tribolet and three others were shot by the officers near the frontier yesterday morning for com plicity in the Woodruff robbery on the 12th inst. near the Cochuta ranch, when s6,0O0 was secured and Moreno killed.
 Two other suspects who got away from the captors were pursned and probably will be captured today.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-30
Aihambra Ahead,

The Alhambra Commercial Agency have begun to make things hum at Al hambra. They are about completing the great storehouse. 150 feet long by 75 feet wide, which cost them the sum of $4,50O, and will hold all the produce of that portion of the valley preparatory to shipping. This company also have charge of the old Alhambra store and postoffice, and will by fall have a large stock of goods.
 The valley is fne-green fields of grain and alfalfa, while fruits hang heavy on the trees ripe for gathering. Cattle are fine, horses in abundance, which now are too low to encourage the stockralser to try the market.