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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-01-14
NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA, Dec. - 1894.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY, NEVADA, Dec. -, 1894.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Central Pacific Railroad Company
has filed i'll this Office list of lands
situated III the townships described
below, and has applied for patent
for said lands; that the list is open to
the public for inspection, and a copy
thereof, by descriptive subdivisions,
has been posted i'm Il convenient place
in this Office for the inspection Of all
persons interested and the public
generally.
Within the next sixty days follow
ing the date of this notice, protests or
contests against the claim Of the com
pany to any tract or subdivision de
scribcd in the list. on the ground that
the same is more valuable for miner
al than agricultural purposes will b..
received and noted for report t., lie,
General Land Office at Washington,
ID. G..
r. 30. R. 80; II. 81, r. 80; r. -. X.
80, being North OF base line, AMI
East of Mt. Diablo Meridian. Ncva-
da
y. II. GALLUP,
Register.
ID. III. HALL,
Receiver.
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east and then pay visit to his Old
home in Germany before returning.
He is still at Halleck where he will
remain for few days, until he is
able to be moved to his home in La
noble.
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ed onto his cheek and the Doctor
was bleeding from the neck.
The trouble grew out Of the case
over the contested school board seat
which Doctor Guinan took TO the Su-
preme Court, the decision was against
him and he blamed Judge Bige low
for the adverse ruling.
DIR. GUINAN's STATEMENT.
DR. Guinan made the following
statement: Il made no street attack
on Mr.. Bigelow. told him he gar
bled and falsified the records and yes
terday he came to me, and putting
his fist in my face began to threaten
me. He came to me without his over
coat and put his fist in my face. l
pushed him away. but he continued
threatening me, and even then when
he struck me | only pushed him away
az | didn't want to hurt him. | shall
tomorrow produce certified copies OF
the garbled records as proof of my as.
sertion."
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SAIIMAGUNiDl


Senator Skaggs left for Carson yes
Aerday.
The finest French candies, fresh at
ben Craighesd's.
Judge Talbot returned from Reno
this morning.
The railroad construction for 1894
was the smallest for 20 years.
Call at A. Miller's store for fine
French candies. New stock Just req
lceived.
Gardner & Son are building lunch
stand in the room next to the Depot
Hotel barber shop.
Lieutenant Governor Sadler ar
rived ON No. l this morning and re-
turned on No. 4 to day.
Secretary Carlisle says he will en-
force the income tax law, appropria-
ton OF no appropriation.
All of the latest successful remedies
for Colds, Cough and Catarrh can be
had at Muller's
The friendship between two girls
usually ceases as soon as they have
told everything they know.
1t is reported that there are "A ap-
plicants for the position of Superin
tendent of the Orphans Home.
S. NJ. Henley has the agency for
the Maher & Grosh hand made knives
and carries them in stock.
The people OF San Francisco are
making it quite sultry for ex-Gover-
nor Markham for appointing Nose
Gunst Police Commissioner.
A decapitated snail, kept in moist
place will in a few weeks grow a new
head, quite as serviceable and good
looking rs that which was taken
away.
Mr.. Ed. Carville came in yesterday
after Mrs. Carville who has been
under DR.. Henderson's care for the
past three weeks. They left for home
this afternoon.
West India Hair Tonic, prepared
! by the Spivola Medicine Co. The
best Of all, at Muller's.
A newly married man not far from
here, told his young wife recently
that il her bread was sold by weight
they would soon be millionairee. They
don't speak now.
At the last meeting Of the Lyon
County commissioners, they counted
the coin in the county treasury and
found the defalcation of Huntoon, the
bate Treasurer, amounted to $500
30.
Congressman Newlands requests
an persons desiring seed from the
Department Of bgriculture, Washinnn,
on, to communicate with him as the
annual allotment has been made. II
iou want fresh garden seeds drop Mr.
Newlands line.
Exit seems strange that people
n general cannot understand what
anti-tOxine is. when the doctors state
I Is simply peptonized toxic serum
Ptomanio toXino ting
fubstaGce. administered sub cutan
forsly. OF course it must be eXpen
kive
The cheapest place to buy read.
nade clothing is at REMNANTS
Don't buy suit till you see gu
prices.
Locomotive building, says the Rail
road Gazette fell off tremendously il
he past year. The decrease in tn
plumber built was fully two thirds, q
compared with the previous year
he record OF the car builders wa
wen worse than the locomotiv
builders.
.. l.. G. Fairchild, OF the Timet
review, will arrive on tho stage to
plght. This is the way he announce
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! linc display uf SILVER ware.Iam''v
dishes. lamps, knives. forks. sp2,ps
etc, at the EFT. NJ. Co.'S. Cnl m.i
insnert these goods. which ara =
neRt ~ their iIir ever "ruu2 to
Elk". -
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF Toledo.
LUCAS County. !"

clhlE OF OHIO, ClTf OF Toledo.
LUCAS COUNTY. ~
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm OF
r. j. CHENEY & Co, doing business in
the City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of
CATARRH that cannot he cured 10y the
use OF HALLS CATARKH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of De
cember, A. d. 1886.
SEA-. A.w s GLEAs SON.,
'~' Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure liz taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Send for testimonials, free.
T. j. CHENEY e. CO,
Toledo. Ohio.
eB Sold by druggists, Toe.
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DIR. Prices Cream 3ah'rg ~. ~
Worlds Fair I1iehes. Avl,E
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
&taotrath.
Gnmmnn GnnnciI- L. sunni

SpHlHloH SpuHCtl, 10. SuHt.
SIN Sieier Sibung iparb bur6 ben 8es
ri6t bsS BrlfunsS . @omiteS, tpeldes
mebrere beitrittene 8e6nunsen als anses
senommen einreidte, pieI seiproden unb
a%rsumentirt, bod suleBt tpuroen oieieIben
our 3ablune beOrbert.
Sn 8etref Der @ebeimpoIisei. &ebs
nuns. tpel6e Isbts Wo1e ben Select
Council paHirte. fanb aud cine Ianssrs
Debate itatt unb bieielbe tpurbe auf uns
beitimmte 3eit iberIest.
Die Oroinans gum Infauf bon 2anb
sur @r6fnuns bon Wpomine gpenue.
spiiden Bbelps uno Aib StraBsn, ionie
bic, sur uebertrasuns elmer 2ot an bic
DapiS SinterIafeni9aft, iuurben sdnitis
bsridtet.
9as Inerbieten sur 8eleu9tuns Der
itdbtii6en @sbdube nit gleftri3itdt ipurbe
unsiinftie beribtst unb Der Stabtf1rsi.
Der ipdter a~nsetpieien, au Gneeboten ba.
fir aufSufcrbern. 9ie O%roinanssur Seits
febuns Der Nipeairunsslinie an setpiHsn
1beilen bon Heunter, &obinion unb
Sadion Straben iotpie NsaIis' glaes,
purbe benz @omite iibertpiefen unb bic
@ronerationsIiiten Der Steuerfoae ftoren
Der ID. unb 81. BarbS ansenommen.
Der eineereidte 8eridt oes 8oIi3eis
defs fir bic bsrflohenen bret Wonate
puroe benz PoIiseicomite iibertpieien unb
benz 8ei6Iub 6es Select Councils in
Sstreff bsr Sei;uns uno Der bamit Der.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
BON 4eterSbura.

8m. @brIis 1T am Disnftas ipessn
WibbanbIuns ieiner Srau arretirt unb
bon Glib. 8uttermann fir fem geri1tIis
Dies gri6einen unter 5000 8lrsi9aft
9eitellt tporben.
- Tbuuer'S Teid an afb Strase Bot
zines Cages Iebte @ods bieI bes @rs6b.
liden, inbem mebrere berienisen. tpeIde
an benz 3ubersW ettrennen BEL Safe g(rieI
am &c. b. M. tbeilnebmen iperben, fi4
auf benz Seide iibten.
= Drei ,9rominente" bon bier, mem.
LID grs S&abmeiRer George 8inbad,
@g.& .prdientant George Sarber unb
POtbote Senrp 8nbpfel. madten am
Sonntas einen @ettIauf mad glmburit
unb tuie Uoraus3uisben iparb, ,bistets''
8nbpfeI feline beiben @esner. Ser 2auf
fine am / mad 4 llbr Moreens an unb
ais 3ieIpunft oiente bas &uf'i9e SoteI ;
aber D peb, aIs bic Serren bort mil
elnem bur9 ben 2auf berboppeItsn
.SprIbt" anlansten, Iaeen bic gintpobs
ner nod in tiefem SdIafe uub trob ibrea
@eflopfeS trurbe nidt se6ffnet uno fl
muBten obne ..26f&uns" ab3ieben uni
iid anberstpo Iaben.
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Cunmcre.

- SIN nebereinfimmuns nit einem
8eidIub bes Stabtratbes. bat bic Trac.
tion Gompanis neben ibren @eIeifen an
Der Suburban 2inie BIanfen ansebra9t.
= Srau Sufan 8epnoIbs ffarb Iebtsn
Sreiias in benz Saufe ibrer Todter, Srau
8. Stparb an 9rinfer StraBe i'm bobsn
4Iter bon 81 Sabren. Sic tpobnte felt
l849 in 9unmore.
- DaS bon George 6. aIser bstpobnts
SoteI an 8IafeIp Strabe eerietb am
Mitttpod Morsen in 8ranb uno ipurbe
total seritbrt, fotpie Der @rocerplaoen
bon Srau @arbep. Ser 8srIuit bon
$4,000 1T burd 8eriideruns sebedt.
- Samuel Deder bon 2ittIe @nsIant
mar an, Iebten 9onneritas in scranton
unb febrte auf einem &Oblensus ettpa 8
ubr beim. MIS er BEL ben SO. 6 Seer.
fen anIanste, iprans CT bonn 3use unh
i'm ielben Iusenblid tpurbe er bon BEN
o., 8. & 80. Pahaeiersus auf benz an.
beren @eIeiie eetrofen unb ausenbIidIid
eeibbtet. Deder mar 25 Sabre alt uni
alS 8rsmier auf Der grie 8abn an.
seiteat. Die Gorpners $ @ei6porener
9aben am Montas elm 8erbidt ab. baf
Oeder burd feline eisene Na9ldfiefeit
ben Sob erlitt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

%bunbsnen 8eranberuns i'm fabtiiGen
9ebduoe ipurbe bsiseftiinmt, sbenfo ipie
ttlr einen 9aupts GbsuasfanaI an Sdb
Waibineton Npenue unb Der 8egIei1una
Der STEPHAN SoneS Norberuns flr aes
nommeneS 2anb BEL Der gr6ffnuns bon
Wafbinston apenue. -
Sol8enbe &efoIutionen ipurben anoes
nommen !: ben Stabtgeometer antpeiIenb,
Blame unb &oftendberidIas sur @iebers
nibeuirune bon WprtIe Strabe, atpiiden
Baibinston unbA uincp 9lpenue an,uferti.
gen UNI Sdritte su nebmen, @orporatio.
men an Der Befauluns bes &oarine 8roof
oberbalb Nap slug Bari, su perbinbern /;
ben StraBenfommifdr antpeiienb, nit
Der Ontario 8abn iiber bas Serabrutiden
bon @runb bon Weit Warfet StraBe auf
ibre @eIeiie 8idiprade su nsbmen; ben
Staotseometer antpeiienb, bic ri1tiee
8reite bon Rineral Strabe, sipiiden
W&iea unb Carbon Straben ansueeben ;
baB Der StraBenfommifGr ON Sidorp
Strabe BEL Bittston Gpenue einen areus.
ipes lese ben Stabtseometer anipeiIenb,
Blame uno 8ofeniberi4Ias 3ur HipeIirs
ung bon YressOtt Nbenue, stpiiasn Wul.
berrp unb Olipe StraBen anfertige.
Solsenbe Srbinansen tpurben einee.
reltt uno BEN @omite iibsrtpieien : STIR
Elm eIettrii9ss 2idt an Der @de bon Sid.
orp StraBe unb Srpins Apenue; fir
einen AbsuesfanaI bon Srping Gbenue,
nore6itlid bon Mulberrp Strabe unb
fir bic 8erenseruns bon @pomins gpe.
nue.. atpiiden Marion unb 2ar1 Strabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

Sin fiinitlsriides @eoenfblatt fir
@uitap Sreptas bon 9Ieranoer Bid
per0fentlidt bic ,,@artenluube' in ibrem
neueiten Seft. Der Genius bes Rubms
idmidtb aS Reliefbtlonis oeS DibterS nit
Gorbeerfrans unb Trauerf flor, tudbrenb er
bic &edte pie beidDSrsno aesen bic
Serne erbebt. limb in mddtisem 3use
foIsen benz 0inf bic Selben Der ,Ibnen".
SIM nebelumpaaten Sintersruno Seist
oas Bib Snso unb Srmearo in Der
brennenoen Bursbale unb bic nit benz
8inoe fli6tenbe Waeb. 8on bort beran
paaen su &oB uno su SUB Snsraban
unb Der iunss Nbn6 @ottfrieo, Spo,
Der 8rsusfabrsr bss @eidIedts unb
.,9rubsr BON Deuti6en Saus", Der
5rieberun an iid siebt--@ eors 8bnis als
2anosfnedt nit ieiner Nnna unb ibrem
Batter. benz Wasiiter Sabricus. 8oln
i'm 3ue idmieat iih bic treue Yaftorss
todter an ben seIiebten grnft &bnis, ben
5reitpiQisen. bon pelbem abieits fem
8ipal unb 9esuer Oberit DehaQe itebt.
@eftaIten aus ben mobernen Homanen
seieaen iid basu. % fommt anton
BobIfabrt uno 2eonore aus ,,SoH uno
Saben", baS peri6mibte @eiidt bon
8eiteI Sbis pirb binter ibnen fi4tbar,
uno iosar elmer ber epiiden Gbarafters
tunoe aus Der ,.8erIorenen Sanbi4rift''
felt iib elm. Born aber idpebt cine
~iasenbafte @eitalt aus benz ,,8ilbern
aus beutiber 8ereanssnbeit", Der Self
oeS 8inbs NIT benz TbrdnenfriisIein,
einber-eine Mabnuns su iener e9ten
Irauer, tpie iie aud benz pertorbenen
Didter ~seeeniiber iid siemt. Oefen Sieb'
lebener Poetenbeim mir binter feinem
Bilbnis erbIiden.
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0os orose @noros. @ssd6st bo

- 0as srobs gnsross@ siddft bon
@ebriiber WeiterfieIb. bic Dampf. Bald.
u%nitaIt. bic ,,Dailp Tribune & Courier,
bic ,,Deutide llmidau", Or. Matdett's
Office, $. 6. Dapis' 2eibitdle unb Srau
8m. SuQipan's @obnbaus in Green.
bile, D., iinb infoIee bon 9ranbitiftuns
einsedidert unb tpdbrenb Der ~unsebeuren
Iufresuns 1T bic Stabt bon 9ieben ses
plinbert iporben. 3pei 8eriude, Sdus
fer in berihiebenen TbeiIen Der Stabt in
9ranb su ieben. tparen Der Diebsbanbe
%miBlunsen, ionit mare pieaeidt bic eanse
Stabt seritbrt ipOrben. Die Seuertpebr
BON 8ipua unb 8idmono purben su
Silfe serufen, ba bas Seuer an mebreren
9laben susleid ouSbrad. GbarIss
DaIrpmple, elm Serfdufer int Mosarts
2aoen. unb Dell Dausbertp pom bortisen
Seuerbepartement trusen sefdbrli9e
9ranbpunben bappu. Der geiammte
SerIuit tpiro auf 1925. 900 sei6dst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
Neue 2(ftien: Serie.

Der Giti5ens' Saus unb Spar=gc
pirb i'm NOnat @usuf nit elmer neutn Grit
BON Nfiifn beginner unp bic luitrstidnsisn
ptrpen lGon teBt 3eibnunasn fir b%ieltlbsn an
nsbmsu. Der 8reu pferirt eint profitable
8apitdlanlase, bsnn or bat ltsts nisbr ApplifatiO-
nsn fur anIsbsu ssbabt, aIs or bsfrispissn
fcnnte. 19,4m
Wian mslbe fd bel:
8 Q. 3iesltr, sol 9tOar Apsnut,
@se. 3. @afftrly, 359 q. Sumner live,
:. .. Suppetn, $40 Suultt Nps,
". VI. 3immtrnauu, 9ibsrip 5aa,
GriB Wasnsr, SIT eada. 2lpsnut,
parry :. Barber, $40 Aoams gpenut,
Obtr irgsnb finsm Dirffiur Der @stal9att-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
Seauer ! Cine 3prtion Seafffeaf
uuo Shtnfeu uue Gier

,,@ptt bsi6ssrts uns 8lsii6, absr Der 5sufsl
CAB ben 8o& basu" III Gin aItss WabrpOrt.
llnssnissnpes 8O&sn. i6nsass, baifisss uuo
Intermediates G1sn inb bic u,ia6sn unjdblissr
aranfbeitsn, Observation-Disclosures, Ssspspls
BilicitGt, Wassnfatarrb, 8cpfprb, Shpinrsl
unb bsrsl. 8ott CAB uns absr aud sin sriu-
perii6ss @enis. has pas Golden Medical Dis
covery" l6uf unb bamit Gin Witttl ssssn ale
DiGtfeblsru entitammsnbeu Sraufbsitsn an bic
Sanb CAB. DR.. pierce in Buffalo CAB bsn ta-
ltissn, feline 3sit gum GGsu b%absnpsn Amsrifa-
nsrn has, mas ls braubeu, I'M unsetraft aesen
bic unumlSBli6sn GrnabrunssssftBe %iiinpissn
~ fDnusn. Das discovery" lfGrft bic esbtr.
rrinist ras Slut unb limulirt ben 8Orpsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
2anb III ~oerfamfen.

$50 ader. Elm She'll bacon sutes Grassland,
alles beudfert liest in Roarina 8root Soun
ibip, peitlid an Die 6arms BON Wag 4biaips
uno Barnep Slotum 9r:rjeno, an Der Roro.
ieite an Dos 9ano bon Gdert unb i'm Often on
Sobn Wulen. Die acknowledgement iino
Iei6t uno Der nieori9fts .greis bee 9anoes 1T
adt Dollars % fino ueosr soblen nod
WiusraIien %rsierpirt Rdbere austunft 9iebt
Sobn Stuut ODER AUDI in Der Office bee
,@odenbIatt". Q 2,ba
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. Sartforb, in Der 0dbe bon Gmporiu

-Sartforb, in Der Rdbe bon gmporia,
8an., puroe lebten Wontas bon eirer
@inbsbraut beimseiudt, bic einise stpan.
ala Sduier unb Nebensebduoe bemolirte.
au6 8anias Gitp tpurbe furs barauf bon
oemieIbsn Sturm betroffen, Der idliebs
lib nit elmer Sinefutb enoiste. Sn ben
Strabsn itanb bas Wa6sr einsn baIben
5sub bod unb in ben &sqerrdumen Der
Sdulsr tpurbe grocer S&aben anse'
rihtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

G17R0 Fault elm bOppsltss 5aus nit
plsOO ssbu Stubsn in Der II. Ware,
nabe @eoar apsnut. 9srmittbst iG gut unb IT
cine quite Anlass. 9ebinsunsen mic %psrlanst
9pmssYs & Granl aga Sprues StraBs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

= Das Reilion Sotel su 8bite Miqs
1T bon SoRn Smith fir $4,000 anse'
fault porben.
- Ser SIotpafe Soiepb 3apfa 1T am
Sreita8 Woreen in benz SO. 6 slope
our6 ben Sal elmer fog. ,,SuIpburbeq"
%ausenbIidlid set6otet tporben.
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Neme Mnsci9en.
Nmsfma.

Carpenter Union Nc. 494 BON Der SiibIeits,
bait am natifsn SOnntas, ben %. SUM-, sintn
Nusfus nab ben Wsabptps, ~ BEN ale Grsuube
%csrislbeu berllitf einsslabrn linb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

AaeS fpridt fur iid felbff.
8trssbt ni6t bic Rummr;
51f Sadauanna g(benae.
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6ro6er
Sanferott Sorrath.

serlsst. pirb su sursn ttssntu prsiftn
p%srfauft. SHsn bon 7 llbr Wcrssns bis 9 lbr
Nbe' nbS Cine srOBs Nuspabl BON 9prturps
Solsn Su 81. 80, psrtb So. Stmbsu Isbr biais.
@spUbnIi6. Infer prtis.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-20
CHARLEY YACKS VISIT.
He Makes Arrangements for His
 Certain Return.

He Makes Arrangements for His
 Certain Return.
 Charley Yack, a "Chinese merchant" who conducts laundry for health and recreation left last night for China. Before his departure he made an ar- rangement with that distinguished attorney and counsellor for the Chinese Frank Pearce, so that he can return when he gets ready.
 MT. Pearce has already established a large clientele among the Chinese who say admiringly of him, Che heap much sabe law"
 When Charley Yack comes back, he is instructed to mention MT. Pearce's name to the collector of the port at San Francisco and it will be all right. If there should happen to be a new or ignoramus of collector who has never heard of MT. Pearce, all Charley will have to do will be to telegraph to him and loaf around on the deck of the ship while Mir. Pearce is fixing things for his clients re-entry.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-20
THE MODERN oYsTER STEW.

The Middle-Aged Man Contrasts It with
 the Stew of Before the War.
 "When I was boy, before the war;" said middle-aged man to New York Sun reporter, ''the price of an oyster stew in good ordinary restaurant was twelve and half cents. The price has gradually gone up until now in good restaurant an ordinary stew costs a quarter In the old restaurant there was cloth upon the table, but this cloth, unless you happened to find it when it had just been put on, was apt to be frescoed with coffee stains. There were catsup and vinegar and so on, some of them perhaps in bottles in a caster. Perhaps the waiter gave you a pickle or two. The light was not very bright. The waiter brought the stew n an oyster plate, and as the hot broth washed about little in the plate, as he carried it and set it down, you were afraid it might burn his thumb. But the oysters were good. Let me pause to remark that the oyster is something to be grateful for
 To-day the table, without cloth, perhaps, is of cherry or mahogany, finely polished. For a cloth there is spread before you a napkin of ample dimensions and bright and fresh. The pickle is chopped up celery, and very good. You get two kinds of crackers and plenty Of them, and generous portion of French bread The butter comes in d slightly little cone The table furniture is all good - dishes, glass, everything; the spread before you is agreeable to the eye, and the whole scene is brilliantly lighted with the modern incandescent electric lamps. The stew comes il an oval dish that rests upon plate; I don't like to eat out of such dish so well as I do out of $ plate, but you know, at least, there 10 danger of burning the walters thumb. The oysters are good, the whole ar rangement is away beyond the stew of before the war. It costs more, but are we net better able to pay for it? For general get up and get, and dash and style and comfort, the old stew couldn't hoGin to compare with it. The modern oyster stew is one of many things thao we do an everlasting sight better than we did"
Arizona republican., 1895-06-20
SETTLERS FOR C0CONINO.
Minnesota Farmers Coming
 to Arizona.
A Number are Already Here and Now Their Old NeIghbors
 Will Follow Them.
From the Flagstaff Democrat.

From the Flagstaff Democrat.
 The immigration commissioner for Coconino county has for two months past been in correspondence with sev- eral well-t to do farmers in central Min nesota, who are interested in Arizona with view to emigrating to region favored with a more temperate climate, and where their labors will prove more remunerative than is possible under the ruling low prices of wheat, the chief product of their section, 4 number of farmers from Meeker county have located in the Salt River valley during the past three years and are doing vary we'll.
 The people of Minnesota are surprised to learn that Arizona has vast tim ber- ed area, where crops are raised without irrigation, and where the summer eli mate is cooler than in Minnesota, while there is no cold weather to speak of in winter, and are much interested in Coconino county. The commissioner is having circular printed, briefly setting forth the reso1rce of our coun. ty, and will shortly send large nun. Der east for distribution. It is possible that the commissioner may visit Min nesota during the summer and arrange to bring out colony of farmers of ex- perlence and means to this county.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-20
A TRIBUTE BY FRIENDS.
Funeral of H. H. Campbell Yester-
 day.

Funeral of H. H. Campbell Yester-
 day.
 The funeral of H. H. Campbell oc- cured yesterday afternoon from the family residence, Fourth and Madison streets. The ceremonies were affecting, for the deceased during his long resi- dence in the city had made as many warm friends as he had made acquaint- ances.
 The pail bearers were Messrs. Gus Hirschfeld. Smithy Benbrook, Jack Roland, Wm. Thode, Ben Butler and Dan O'Leary.
 Beside the immediate friends of the family were many who loved the dead man for personal acts of kindness and the funeral altogether was the saddest that has occurred in Phoenix for years. The deceased was born in Illinois ifty'tw years ago. He had been an old resident of Arizona and WAS known throughout the territory.
 He leaves only sorrowlng wife, for whom he had we'll provided for as only loving and successful man may pro- vide.
Arizona republican., 1895-06-20
At 2 O'Clock p. m. and 2 pm. and
 for Several Days.
A Combination Sale Where Bidders Will be Offered Bargains in
 Several Lines.

MT. B. Heyman is going east in a few days on purchasing trip and has de- cided to close out at auction his entire stock of Erica. brac, Silverware Fancy Pottery, Cut Glassware, Cutlery, Din ner and Tea Sets, Reed and Rattan Chairs and Rockers, Lamps, Rugs, Mats Engravings. etc.
 They take this opportunity to close out many attractive lines to the higeest bidder for cash.
 Why This is Called a Combination Sale.
 M. German, the leading jeweler, 915 Fifth street, San Diego, who is retiring from the iewelry busir ess has decided to offer his entire stock of Diamonds Watches, Jewelry and Sterling Silver Novelties at auction.
 This combination sale will offer the greatest opportunity to secure good, re- reliable goods at your own prices.
 To the ladies we extend a cordial in- vitation to attend this grand auction sale. We have many artistic and beau tiful things to offer.
 The sale will be continued from day to day until goods are closed out