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Gsoree said 60 Have At,ersptsd 20 Cos
dsssag. to uis nrsthor ~
mtg Gottsnw aud.

BtE tottenw sud.
For the last thifiy.six hours tue
people residing In the vloiuity o. MIL
Creek have been on the qui vivo, ~
having been reported that the outlaw,
we're seen In that looality In the early
moruing and also ut O'Clock IAsi
evening.
A little girl by tho name Of Jensen
wSs Gt the lstter hour playing 10 the
back yard nj her homo IN MIL Creek
canyon whom n msn dressed In black
snd wearing n sloueh nat, haIlcd her
and pilifully beEgsj her, 90 II was
reported TO the oflicerr. TO 20 down 70
the store Of Crosby a George and In
form the latter thEt his brother was Ia
tho canyon starving, and ask him 10
either seud him up come food of bring
some up 20 him. The little girl ran an
told her mother whose suspicion was
aroused and besides she was surnswhnl
frightened. But nothing was done IN
tho matter until her husband arrived al
homo about an nour later, when she
told him Of the cifbumstsnce, and lie
at once iuiOrmed Constable Barrett,
VINO was IN the vicinity at the time.
This constable lost mo- time IN die.
patching tho news 10 Sheriff Hardy,
and Ia = Shofi time pose OF farmers
we'll armed was organized and sent out
TO scour the hills, In the vlciaity In
which George had boon seen. IL was
also reported that Coughlin had been
seen early In the morning wandering
around, evidently In search ot food,
and this strengthened the belief that
they were somewhere seotetod In Mil
Creek canyon.
In view Of these facts, men were
stationed In all directions with = view
to guarding well all the avenues Of
exit ana thus making their escape
impossible. Late In the evening II was
given out that the ofiiceTs hau their
men vol cornered In East Mil Creek,
aud that II would only be a matter Of a
few hours until they were either zap.
turcd or had made good their e'cape,
but NJ time wore on nothing was seen
Of them and the officers were virtually
at soa regarding the iugiuyes whrIe'
| abouts.
A NEWS representative was 10 the
neigborhood until q late hour last
night, but was unable 10 authenticate
the Tumors or locate the outlaws
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ruEY nIr uoRsE rsIEyE.
salt Lske BsJs saw I've Hers"rhis1ss
..da Ps.ss Of Oniosrs In fursutt.

.I,Lsks Bsys saw I've usrso Thieves
and . Ps,ss Of omosrs In Pursuit
Last evening n party OF Salt Lake
BOYS, consisting Of Jane. Cowan, Jf',
Jo,sph Morley, q. II. Carlquist and
oihsfs arrived from Estt canyon
where they spent the past week In hsh.
ing and hunting. They ssy that when
coming through East canyon yestor.
day afternoon about 4 O'Clock they
saw two suspicious looking fellows rid
Ing along the ,lde OF the hill. They
Ssts we'll armed and whom they saw
the Toys they Kept an esger eye on
them until they passed out OF sight.
The boys paid no special attention to
them, not knowing nything about this
story Of the horsethieves, hut kept on
vending their way homewafd. When
they reached Parley's Summit q mum.
Der OF hofsemen came along aud asked
thsm II they had ssen anyone riding
Along tho creek; the boys said they
had, vhsreupon the men said thoy
were horse thieves and that they were
trying to catch them. This ives the
fisi intimation that the boys had had
Of this affair, and they say that
In all probability they were
the iugillves that thoy saw In tho
canyon, As their actions woro such ~
10 Indicate that they were feeling very
uneasy, This boys do not know who
the hoftemen were that were following
Up, but say they were well armed, ana
tue saddles on their horses were all
alike; there was about a dozen Of them
altogether, and they seemed 10 DO In
hot pursuit II !. very probable that
the puuuers are officers from Morgan
county.
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OGDEN.
Snit for BIcNcle.

a complaint has been placed ia the
police court asserting that G.. 4. CALI
Lar,, 100 had some hguss here dur.
igg 10 SAcss, hal hItrJ a bici Gle iof
to Seess, eHding on sunday last, o.
J. a. tfnudtit, aud had failed 10 return
~. hAring EFF with hia horses iot
lJAbu, n tiU.rs -. sent on the
road officers 70 arrest CallAwhy. The
wheel was valaed at SEQ. a bicycle
tbat ssiaLslvd ~ NJ the race ltacR "
Supposed 10 b. IN. Trutei wheel.
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HouGHr TICKETS ToR CHICAGO,
hraee Of Wonderful Traveller. ar.
the Dlme Novel ssit lake
outlaws.

According TO another report, Cough
ln ani George have probably departed
l9f Chicago. II they nave not done 20
men two other young CHAPS have. The
coincidence IL that taese Worlds Fair
tourists are said TO be, " not the
genulne article, then a voritable DR..
Jtkyl aud Hyde counterpart Of the
much wanted boys.
telephone message was received
w Captain Donovan this %. m. n lew
minutes before the NEWS went TO pres
ssElng n II were true that Joe o., the
ttoRet had sold tickets 10
couple OF such men ~ the
hoys were known to be. Donovan at
ohes Put himself In communication
WIN Jones aud learned that he had,
20 now the officers who have been
pending restless days and sleeple,s
nlsh'e can picture TO tbemsely, 0 the
PROBABILITY OF the boys being borne
away on rapid wheels TO n point of
!sisIy In one OF tho biggest cities Of
tue country.
Lalsr-The report is now positively
denied.
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co NJ Nj l. X CT 4 l..
SAN LAKE cLEAKiNu HousK.

TodAy's clearing house exchanges
amounted 10 s20J, 70B; same DAY last
year, 500 g23.
Weeks cleaTirRs, sl,i5S,2i2; same
week last year, s0ii 1884.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS.
New YoFk.-Silysr, 81 3s; lead,
s3.SIi.
Londou-lJ 5l6d.
OH AND BULLION,
Wells, Fargo & Go. received to-day:
Penn. bullion, 500; ore, sl706l.
W. =. Mccormick a 90. received ~.
day! silver and lead ores, $500.
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.rouns NNp nAnI.nr..

SIW NoHk, Avg. stock market opened
quite nrm. sugar pressed tor sale ana Us down
per cent
supporting order we've distururd ~ sugar
WHOM tho prtCc touched lls r. 20 trru faIIlth
TO ilS'.. tordAFr, preferred, dec ucd 2 Huu
reacted per crut
After N tuutr MADE 4 luther advance u . +,
the rost Of tue lIs gained irgruun.. Do later
DEALINGS sugar TyA"rCu ., bat tue market
closed FtnsraiY Uful
silver co., lead ..ts.
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The Rio Grsnlc W,asfn Railway
Hgents viii, bugiuuiu. % July lot, eel
excursion tickets f. dtsuWouI SUfiuIr
aud return vie tIH D'nvrt q Rio
GHudu l,aiif0nl, at 1880. .l.sr
ttcktts Will Ut god ,Hfcu days if1m
board ai the Hotel Colorado, au1 two
baths 90 tue fGmOuu H!guWOJd Springs
The Hotel CJiIfAiD, vt GienNuyu
Spnugs, he nucsi hui beat hotel ia
Col0Tauu.
The Rio Gtando Western AyHniH viii
also sell excursion tichsts Co 6.envnog
SPRUCE, via toe iamOu- DrnyUr q hlo
Ghndv Railroad, gu0d ibTty daJs iuT
t.2.OO, or siHiy DAYS for 5000.
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uAErxG ron ran KEssRyAIIoN.
Marshal Brown. OF Prove. Starts ont
oHE New Ciue this Afternoon.

The NEWS received = telephone
mesAgs from Provo nj 2;l5 this after.
uoon 10 the effect that Marshal Brown
with a couple Of deputies had Just
started out on 4 hunt for tho lug
lives.
The trip was undertaken In re.
spouse 10 information that had reached
him from Hsber CITY, which was In
substance that two armed anu mounted
men closely resembling Cougbiin ana
George had Iassed through Midway,
Wasatch county, last evening on their
way to the Uintah Reservation, The
Impression Of h-Uer oily officers who
ate ow In pursuit that the dospeI-
tlOta Intend To enter the reservation
0y Way OF straw berry valley and
gradually work their way south ovsr
TIE f0ule on which kofiord snd
Nickel escaped. Marshal Brown will
follow the trail until he has satisfied
himself As TO the identity Of tue slrtn-
Rets, lie expects TO meet the HsDs .
city oiiicera somewhere In the regiO u
Of the head OF Provo canyon.
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ployment on tho ether SHE " the
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sEEn 70 BE EyEnywuERE.

luis iiInsTh.y Are said 20 Hay. n.en
Seen In tho Coiionw osd sh.Is B.ds.
AZ $50 this afternoon the NEWS was
LIuunnsu oy Telephone from North,s at
MIL Creek that the Cottonwo God stage
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"a nrLNInA n.SRN.

Recently Mr.. :, V, rhvnss, 81
North Datola, visl.eh me 7heuss dos n
Valley, Virginia, 'ud a'iuf carefully
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Winchester, he writes 20 MI. V. R.rh-
atjs, Lana apd Immigration Agent,
Baltimore Il Ohio IA road, Baltimore,
MArYlsud, ~ iolIoaH 81 have he"n
ia Dsarly every state and territory o.
tho United States, AMI am frank IN ny
opinion that this valley sufpassss ~
other sections IN ths Union. fuo
lands are low In rice, amt prUiucr
profitable erags. ,lRnk you tor a.
rsctins me acre, sDl sIliri' these sees
iug pltpt,nt aud Urah HulS BONES 90
.tcaiU 10 talH county
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The following Ia as.A.rmeut Of the
citys huaurss Tor DE week ending
August 3, 1885,
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SALTAlR TRAINS IN Page 8

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CmARLrs BEnRY, sse.


The program o tue U0neeit 10 be
given by Ins sixteenth U. >. Infantry
laIc, John f. Klein, leader, at Feft
Dsuglas, Al o 3. VA. tomorrow IL ~ i0i-
lows:
star spaugltd Banner
overture, Raymond ....... ..,..t AMI, Ihoinat
Musical Panorama " herman AIRS Hartmann
NaiA. Amgreltcutautc. ...ss.ss. ........ .uuNt
Selection fr. ttriHcuuuit ~ NJ W Ntutf
AsTutLH kussc IA tIafino ...... ...... .uahEe
Medley Tue Jiuguot,....... sas.sss'.aIlAss
HAL Columbia
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March nsau idea. - sousa
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Mussfs. - Hen, tlara. HlurtN f'd ut.u.
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me sVeuIU. mn, the merry dauer, sue ft'o'
ssdr. sraulf Of the uiEnt. tbe car ducs, shc
dglt, WU wUB't tU nome ui mos alag tue arrest
tue grand parade.
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Band COnesrl.

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concert ~ Uc given nj iirofty park ~
Held's band, beginning At D O'CLOCK To-
utHrTuv alt.tuIuu.
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THE YOUNG AMERICAN ANNUAL

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All chorister men and women, toys
anu girls, d and young, Mormon,
Jew aud Gentle, mol already engage ,
will please meet Tor organization uuue
Prof &. J. Thomas, NJ Fourteenth
ward Assembly Rome, on Tuesday
eyeniGv, Angus $50,
Comm,it.I
- n. MCALIIsTER
Iii n, ruHcE.
n. GARnNTR
IUUs. hItIIR
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Mary Z War. H.A....s
r.if.r. -. orra Ho'onH.nL
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08
THE ASSESSORS OFFICE.

Under the law the assessors of
the several counties are required
to complete their labors between
the first Monday of February and
the first Monday of June. Mr..
Michelena states that after his
election he qualified and gave the
necessary bond before the first of
che present year, and that prompt
iy on the first Monday of Febru-
ary last entered upon his duties as
assessor, which he with his depu-
ties continuously persued until
April 22d; that at that time, he had
by persistent work, completed not
less than six-sevenths of the total
county assessment at great expense
to himself.
He states that many of the at
torneys and officials of the Terri
4ory- 1nnst;onod the legality of the
law, that he was responsible upon
his official bond for the perform
ance of his duties, and that if he
had suspended his work unper-
formed and uncompleted, the law
would still have been left undecid-
ed, and he simply did that which
all the circumstances forced and
compelled him to do. Mr.. Niche.
lena's statements are not without
force, asft is well known that hjf
suspending work on April 22d
would not have any effect In reduc'
ing the salaries of the other officers
who absolutely refused to accept
any reduction unless decision
against the new law compelled
them to accept reduction. Should
he now, or at any moment in tlt
future cease acting as assessor, il
would have no effect toward enforc
ing or defeating the new law, or re
lieving the people of these large
salaries to other officials.
The people of Graham love tc
see fair dealing all around in the
discussion of matters of public in
terest.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08
The Land Grant Case,

Dispatches from Santa Fe says
that the Peralta case is in full
swing; Reavis and his lawyers
have weakened at last.
United States Attorney Reynolds
declares the claim is fraud and
says he is prepared to prove it so
James Addison Reavis, former
printer of st. Louis, is the chef
claimant, through his wife, whom
he alleges is the great grand
daughter and only living heir OF
Baron Miguel de Peralta, who
easily traced her ancestry back 100
years among the real grandees OF
Spain. The government attorneys
claim that no such Spaniard as Mi
guel de Peralta ever existed; that
such grant was never decreed by
the king of Spain or located in
Arizona by the viceroy of New
Spain; that the baroness
of Arizona, sole heir of the i'm
aginary Baron Miguel de Peralta
and wife of James Addison Perlta
Reavis is really the daughter Of
one John sTreadway by a In
dian squaw known as Kate, and
that she was born in Sherwood
valley, Mendocino county, Calf
orna' and is no wise related to any
Spanish family.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08
A brilliant Meteor Falls.

Last week a meteor, that blaz-
ed like the sun, passed over Fer
nandina from the southeast to north
west. The meteor was seen several
minuets before it passed over the
city. 1t seemed to come up out of
the Atlantic ocean, and travelled
rapidly. AS it passed over showers
of frey sparks fell from it, and the
heavens were illuminated so that
one could have read the finest
print. 1t seemed like the stars
were falling. Some of these sparks
were as large as mans fist, and
many ofthem exploded as they fell,
the reports sounding like the rattle
of musketry. The air was full of a
sulphurous smell. The meteor ap-
peared to be about the size of tub
of the largest dimensions. 1t fell
on Tiger Shoal, which is about
four miles distant, and exploded
with report like cannon's roar.
A telegram from Jacksonville, 20
miles away, says that the report
was heard there and the meteor
seen as it flashed across the heavens.
Several hundred people witnessed
its passage, and the greatest alarm
prevailed for time. Many white
people were terrified, and the
negroes thought the judgment day
had come.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08
The jerome Chronicle Bids You All Far
we'll.


With this fourteenth issue, we
close our journalistic career with
in your midst. The reason we do
so, Is for want of patronage. We
will not whine, as we do not con-
slider that we are unfortunate in
thus relinquishing our short
life as a journalist among you.
We realize that those that are finan-
cially interested in Jerome's future
have more TO lose by the Chronicle
death than any one.The editor has
faithfully labored both early and
late with the hope that he was do
ing all that willing head and
hand could do.
The above is part of the obituary
the Jerome Chronicle publishes al
its own death. We are sorry to see
the Chronicle suspend as it was q
newsy little sheet, and it remarks
truly when it says the people Of
the town have more to lose by its
death than 1t has.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08
CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE.

eff the law classifying counties
should be declared good law, there
will be no reed of electing men to
the Legislature in the future, and
that expense can be saved. twill
only be necessary to get girl clerk
to write out the law to suit herself,
putting in or emitting such sections
as she pleases, and if the Governor
approves it you must take your
medicine. The fact is, that the
law as it stands was never passed
by the 18th Legislature, and never
would have passed except with the
two sections that were omitted by
the clerk in engrossing the bill. 1t
would be very strange indeed if
there were no method of correcting
or remedying such an outrageous
proceeding as this ."-Florence Trib-
Nne.
Mr.. Charles D. Reppy the Clerk
of the House of Representatives of
the late Legislature which passed
the Classification Law is the ac-
credited editor of the Florence Irlb-
me, and presumably the writer OF
the foregoing article. Bro. Reppy is
like Brother Jasper" who preach
ed to his congregation that "the
sun do move" and not the earth
He is in the position of the lawyer
who said to his client: "They
can't put you in Jail for that,
"yes, but they've already got me
in jail"
Mr.. Reppy says: "the fact is that
the law as it stands was never pas
sed by the 18th Legislature" Thi;
in the face of the enrolled act, sol
emnly certified to by both presid
ing officers of the two Houses, un
der their oaths that it was the ac-
of the legislature. Simply because
some one says so and so cuts ne
figure in the case. The conclusive
evidence of its passage is the sig
nssures Of the presiding officers o
| the respective houses, and the sig
nature of the Governor is the evi
dence of the approval of the Execu
tive Department. Suppose tn,
Governor after the Law was de
posted in the office of the Secre
retary should endeavor to plead
the baby act by declaring that h
had by mistake signed some othe
act than the one intended. Oh no
Brother Reppy, the fact is that tn
conclusive evidence Of its passag
by the Legislative Department, a
well as its approval by the Execu
tive Department are the signature
of the presiding officers of the tw'
Houses and the signature of tn
Governor. While Brother Reppy
is talking about claw" he must re
member that it is claw" which cor
stitutes those sertifying signatures
the conclusive evidence of passag'
and approval by these two depart
ments of government.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08

ONE great objection that people
set up for not coming to Arizona
is the excessive heat, but the fact
is that the heat is not nearly so
intense in this valley as it is in
either the eastern or northern
States. Dispatches from these
states tell us of hundreds of sun
strokes and deaths from the terrible
heat daily, while in this valley we
have hardly had one uncomfortably
hot day this season, and the nights
are delightfully."- cool. Such thing
as sun-stroke is unknown to the
people here.
Graham guardian., 1895-06-08

WE are informed that quite a
number of prominent citizens of
Pima met last week to organize a
farmers hay and grain board of
trade, but whether the organiza-
ton was perfected or not we were
unable to learn. Such an organi-
zation as this would certainly be
of great benefit to the farmers of
the valley. 1t would not only be
a medium through which market
for all kinds of farm produce could
be found, but would also be the
means of securing good prices for
the same.