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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24

Corn steady; spot and July, ~ Nu-
gust. 3l9.G3ihc. September. "ltloi p
steamer mixed. 3olf3ri,c.: southern white,
and yellow. 32N32iac.
oats steady 10 firm; No. white -fc''
No mixed. 2liqM&2c.
Rye quiet and steady. No = western
35N35iac.
Hay nrm: choice timothy. $1,000 asked.
Grain frcights steady and unchanged
Coffoc dull No :. SID.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24
VI. Williams Recovering.

The condition OF Mr., Robert Williams
~ ,erortsd in yesterda - Times, was
Considered quite favorable BY the pay
stefan at the Retreat for the SICK. X y.
thought that an operation Will not ~
necessary. AMI that the injured man WI"
shortly recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24

No papers had yesterday been, servei
on the officials OF the Richmond IT ts'
who IA was rtmofed. would apply Tor an
Injunction against further progress %
the Traction Company = OAK Noon Neune-
terv linz. The work on The line u pSbS
pushed forward a. rapidy Is p"aS',h
Neariv am the rails are aid, ana inc
lire will soon be GO mpleted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24
UHEArNOr BiD arm an.
The Crop In Cumberland Better Than Was
Expected.

OAK Forest, July @3.-spsclal-
Wheat is beirg threshed. and is turning
out better than was expected. Tho oas
crop has beer somewhat injured by tho
excessive rains. Tobacco I'm low places
was dIoN ned. Corn crop I'm this section
is very promising. All crops are al least
two weeks cartier than usual.
The silver sentiment prevails throughout
this county. j have found not more than
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24

The Board of Directors OF the peniten-
tiary have submitted 10 the Governor
the quarterly report. showing the re-
celpts and disbursements. and the sur
geons report for the three months end
ing June Both. II shows that during that
time six deaths occurred from typhoid
fever. but the disease Is now considered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24
~ ,..r COTTON EXCHANGE.

richmond Va. July p, 1916.
o,ot,tio,s. Whoat-Longberry. rs TO
csc. mixed. 81 70 U'c': shor'"'. - ~
Csc. No. . red. GU 70 CSC. o.
com White. virginia. "a TO 3'c; No.
,,bi,c ss 10 83i.c. 40. mixed. 81 TO
osts-No. 2 mixed. % to 22Ac.; No. ,
uized ~ 10 2li4c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24
MARINE INTELLIGEYcE.

PORT NEWPORT NEWS, JULY %, 1896.
SAILED.
Barge Ringleader. Boston.
Barge Merriman Boston.
PORT or WESe' POINT, JULY %, 1896.
ARRIVED.
steamship Danvue Boyd, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Accomac, Thompson, Norfolk,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvine Boyd Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
steamship Accomac. Thompson, Norfolk,
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24
nALTlMORE MARKET

BALTIMORE, MD. July 2S-Flour
quiet and easy; western superhno. 81 50
n2oO: do. extra - 25u2.O5, 30. family.
S3OO033O: winter wheat. patent. $500
g. a.: spring do. S34043.05, shipping do.
straight. SS.2503.30.
Wheat dun and steady; spot and July.
6iikc.: August. GJAu6ic.. September 6lis
uGia.c.. steamer No red. 5I1.57Isc,:
southern. bye sample. CV&oOlre., ~. on
grade. 5S3.9o23<o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24

Cash quotations We're as follows: Flour
was dul and neglected. 40. spring
wheat. 5Ii3N1>2c, No red, 5JEc. No.
corn. 2G24c., No. oats. 2iW2is.c.; mess
pork. S5.50g5. %; lard. S33OQ3 S2ls; short
rib sides. So 25gS85' dry sailed shoul-
dcrs. S375QsO0 whisky sl22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24
T1Tr COTTON MARKETS..

NysNy YORK. July 23.-Coiton quiet
,,tfdiirc gulf. ZIG: middling, Z "-lO.
rro.s receipts. 7G5 bales; forwarded, u
baics. sales. G. bales all spinners' STOCK
Total tosy- Net receipts, 2G2 bales
cxports 10 continent. 1864 bales; STOCK
1906 bales.
Total so far this wcok-Not reccipts'
0la7 bales: exports 10 Great Britain
1896 bales. France. - bales; Continent
10 f57 bales.
Total since September 1st-Not receipts
515l5m bales. exports 10 Great Britain
2Zl1gsi bales. France, 462,V9 bales
continent. 1.7G3.9Jj bales.
Futures closed barely steady; sales
1ST2u bales: July GSS; August, "N'i
September G3S: October. G3G, November
Ga2. December. G3f. January, Coz; Feb
ruary. G.1l. March. GAG.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. July &.-Cot-
tom futures barely steady sales 4p'4oo
bales: July Ga; August. 63t. october
agS. November 5gS. December, COL
January. GOG. February, GIL; March, CID.
ordinary. 1882.
LIVERPOOL. July 23-12:3o p NJ
Cotton demand moderate and prices FIRM
or. American middlnF. . 25-32; sales. 5000
bales. American. 100 bales. speculation
and export 5OD bales Futures. July and
August. 1861; August and september
3 1901. September and October %i-bl,
October and November. 3o-'d Noyem-
Der and December . &-6i, December ana
January. 291, January and February
29Gf: February and March. 3l-G+.
March and April. 3 32-cA. Futures quiet
but steudy at the advance.
1915 y. M.-Amcrican spot grades. l32
higher. American middling fair 1892;
good middUug, 3l-32: middling' 1916
low middung 3 1882, good ordinary
g 1882. ordinary. 1922.
4P M-American middling, July, 4i-ui
03 45-Cf. buyers. July and August, > 43-G4,
buyers: August and September, %l-o4,
sellers. September and october, 33-0f'
buyers: October and November 3 3o-oi'
sellers: November and December, 29A
December and January and January and
February. 29-Gi sellers, February ana
March 3 3'-c4 Sellers March and April
@ 31-Gi buyers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24
NV YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NOW YORK, July 23.-In the dry goods
market there IS no change in the clar-
actor of tho general demand ior el'h'i
cotton or wooilcn goods. There are SUE
fcionf buvers n town 10 impart some
activity TO proceedings. 81 they were dis
no.ed 10 do business. but The purchases,
at the best. arc confined 10 limited
nulnuly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-24

Detectives Gibson and Hall arrested n
negress named Lucinda Green yesterday
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
THE G0LD:0UfPlF
Causes Contributary ts .he
 New Find Theory.

Ih- New York World in an edito- rial unde- ds'e uf March 2, hss the feilowi"s which makes reference ;o one Ui Aiizon.'s great mines:
 In sli calculations concerning the probable increase of the world. annual produce, of soid-dus chiefly, i, is true. so the recent discovery of large depos. i,s of rich ore--the effect of the use of new processes o! extracting the meta, should E"i be overlooked, for ,hs-s process's permit the profitable reduce ton oi ores 70 poor in gold ths, here .oiore l, has not been possio,e to treat exc pt .t lose.
 We notice in recent mining reports from Ariznns the statement that the tailinss of the Hsrqus Hala mine, which assay o' ly $427 ter ton, sr. now worked profifahlY by the cyanide process. and that nearly 1000 tons of this waste Lave already bee" treated. There are in Arizona and other min lag di>tricts large quantities of tail ir,s or lean ores heretofore thrown sste which eventually will yield uI the h'e;al in them, and same of the Rocky Mountain towns which boast that their streets hsv- golden pavs- nen's may find i, profitable now 10 eztr-ct the metal in them and use it Tn paving for pab.'c Improvements.
 In the east, also, old dsposits oi cold-hesring ore which have been neg lecied because the reduction o' them was unpiu utitab!e, may now be w.,ked hy peT-' ms who ~iil b. satisfied wI:h email but cure returns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

IN . recent issue of the St. Louie Globe Democrat we find the following
 By going to . silver basis to United Ststes would find itself associated with Chiaa, Indis. Japan, Straits settle ments, Persia, Mexico, Central Amer ics, Peru. Bolivia and Ecuador. The list is no. very long or imposing nor inviting. In fact. the idea of getting Uncle Sam into such company is 6 painful evidence of deEsrsracy."
 Well. suppose it did, would ~e not bs Associa'ing ourse,ves win three iou,ths 0! the population of the earth: And wouli we be any worse of either financially or commercially or morally Co be associated with the countries named in the above extract than with Esyp. and I,.!y and Spain end Turkey and Bulgaria and Brazil ard Ashsntss and Abyssinis. which are all now on gold b.sIs. Certainly the adoption of a silver basis in this country would not change the ch.rarc:.r Of the American people. They would -iiil lead all ,h' world in intelligence. enterprise, in tsrvsntion and all that soes |" msk' humanity progressive and prespsrcn, We were on q paper basis from 1861 until 1879. but that did no, hinder U, from forg;aS iO tks front ss the lead ing nation si the earth at ihs: pc-ioi. If we should now rs-esLsb!ish bimital- lism every leading nation iu Europe would bs compelled to folio. our eI- ample within . year and ,he existing dislocstio.. in exchange between gold and silver using countries would be instantly cured while the bonus o! 100 per cent. which |: giyss the silver using countries would Dc wiped out. 10 the great advantage Of this country and Europe.-vi.RiniA City Enterprise
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Last January, Collector '. Cooney appointed Walter Baird of the Rancho Cisneys. nssr she Arizons line e bis deputy, se look sItss Arizsaa hsrls trespassisE upon socors esussy. siv- ing him the sntirs fee for coiiecsisn. On February 6 the deputy forwarded to My. Coonsy $zll, which he collected for .hs pastusass O! 10,S00 head si sheep brought scross the line, sad sn March 6, t63.so. collected f:cn tj.s s.rHe source. This is the frss 6Ee ia sic history of the country shss s.;-b collections have bess aaAs.-Saa Marrisi Bee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

THERE is pupu'Ar demand 'ha. he presidential candidates declare their view. on the financial qn~-tinr, and the man who fails n meet this de- ,nsna will find in tre end ths. he is not -Iisii.e. Upon his views will ce- pend the strength "i lis support. and the ;dea of elec'ing man who hs, !orssssrn one of his chie' prcrosstIye- ie rot tO he eotertaiEsd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
MaeyelO sss Results.

From g letter written by Rev. J. Gundsrmsn, of Dinondals, Micb., we are permitted to msks this extract II have no hesiia:ion in recommend. ing Dr. Kings New Discovery. as the results were slmOst marvellous in the cats of my Sife. While l wss psstol of the Baptist Church .. Rivers June. ton che vas brought down with Pnsumonis succeeding La Grippe. Terrible psroxysms of coughing would ises heurs with little interruption and is sesnsd as II che could not survive s!,on,. A friend recommended Dr. Kings New Discovery; iI was quick iu its work and highly satisfactory in re- suiSs." Trial bottles iree ss Tom bstune and any Drug Store. Regular size ooc. ssd @i %
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

From Michigan comes the f"!iowisy {: "A German farmer farmer cf Ocesna >s5unry traded one oi his daughter |, uclghbor'~ son fo: half . hoS which weighed l65 ponnas. As the |: siVss a hsasy weight. it was q "pouni for pound trade" The young groom and his pnrch,-el wife arc living happily t"x-,!i-r. This fond father has ,iI more daughters. one weighing 200 ponnd-. 1tis ssii tha; ,he ought to bring whole hog"
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Mr, J. Butler arrived iss: evenin : from Congress and will go 70 P.nre- to look at the new camp. MT. Butler sstes his family have safely overcome the sfnxllpox during the ep;Hem c there nni fortunately nons will ha iaarkoi. His son, Eleiy who had the disease in an aggravated foEa and HOW recovere has s few s:trs oa his face bu: they are di.s:p ~tipg. NIT Butler contempistss moving back ta Tombetrue w:-h his family ant thinks his former old home the bet ni sll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

J.Rsy Burke has dsvelc?ed quite . large body Of ore in one of his mines in the HuscLuca mouutsins; also the mines Of Mayor Wsrnekros are Look ing splendid. Thes. minrs are Dssr the great wealth pro:using mines of Samuel Donneily. So i, goes, and the Huachucas w,li come to the front in . sbert H@e.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

At the time Tho.. aa,es committed snic;ds he owned few iowa lote in Yuma and had s13,Oo0 in each in bank. He had made 6 will bequest'- ing money and lots to lis brother. IL is also ntsted that he had tendsred his resignation ss superintendent Ib,ee weeks before his death. His heslth was bal and i.iiinE.-Couiisr
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

The retins of the eys et siri n.us- de,si in New York recently hss been photographed and found to bsss uP- on iss su.fses the heed asd stouldsss of . man. This is taken e conclusive proof that the girl was murdered ard that the murderer wss . man, but at last accounts the picture had nss bssa developed su6,cisntly te identify the murderer.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

\ publishsr of New York asws- paper who had criticized the decisions of q ,dss ofinisrior jurisdict,on was fined and ,mpri.ons q sa . contempt charge. He appealed and the court of appeals reversed the dscisiou and rsprisasnds the jades fss exessdIne bis lnss and legal powers. The upper court declares that no judge has the right to puni.h for conse mps except where the act held to bs eoatsnpsu- Ous is committed is the court. Gnius further the spDellsss judges hold that no cour. ha. power to punish fo. con- tempt erisieism of its Tuiings CT de- cisions.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
SENATOR CHANDLER very r,or.r,

SENATOR CHANDLER v-.y properly shows up the growing eZirsvsgance Of the Unitei Statfs seEa.s IL now takes about four employees at . cost of s ,000 per senator to run that digni- fed body. and ali this without men, ,ioning any of the rsssi inciden:a.s and salsrie.. but which, if added, would run up the total cns; 10 the gov er.uon: per yea. to the country for each member to abou, Sl2,OC0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
A soiamonvilie disrs,ch says: "Fo:

\ Soismonvilie disrs,ch says: 'Fo: come time the cattle rsissTs ef this .yicinity have been complaining of stock bs'.g found dead on th- plsinr, portions, howcv being carried away. Yesterday morning three -n:diers with an Indian sc..ut. were no;ic' d to leave Solomonsilie in the direcii oi ths mountains, nni ss th.y were ru-psctsd . posse of citizens followed them, keepiuS out O; eight of them in ths distance but on ti.e tail. Soon shot was 6sed, then another, and two hig steers fs.f dead to tho grCuaa. Tie citizens saw enough tp convircs t.ieE, that the thieve. were the soldiers and Indian scout, and when they reached 6olomonville they were surprised 10 find that officers were ready with war rsuss for ihei. arrest. The citizens hsd beat them back 10 town aud sworn sas papers agsinst them."
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

James C. Burnett was quite q sur pr;s-d man when a nephe Y of Ina from New York srriye,! lev days ago, for when Jim l-i. home the b1y's mntrsr ws- only 10 years of age. Jim is one o! the hu.i--t m, II in !:. Hu.ch;,ca s:- tending 10 his wool and re-f cont acts
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

WANrED-To know the uhe..- sbouts of Daniel Joyce. Was a resi- jen; of Tombstone about 6 years ago. By notifying the undersigned of any information you will confer \ great favor. Address J. F. Joyce, Be sunds, Nsders county, California. fl2-m
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Sheriff Fly and Deputy Alvord re- turned today from the country where they have been securing the valley for horse thieves who are supposed tO be heresbouts. IL i- thought the thieves crossed the line before .he oi- fee was notified.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
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h.tEo locsr g. opiiG.nily predicted .ha; Queen Victoria would die last December. As she did not they have been examining the stsrs 10 find the r.ason why and say tina, it was "sn outhurst of "in;srcsssory prayer" that saved her.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

THE New York World thinks that an additional tnx of $l per barrel on beer .nu'd vieid an additional revsnue oi $50 600 00o, wipe out ihe dshci,, leave . comfortable surplus end not impair the popularity or usefulness oi the Srosler in the least.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

THE rumor that Dn.Tan. had e. capped from prisoa and resumed opera ;ioDs ss a Tious sn'I loveshis young man has not been confirmed, bu: those ~io wee anxio".!y praying for hi. speedy removal from society via. the eallows have vet 10 find es;isisc- tiof.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
Who was |PaulRevere2

Everybody knows "Iaul Rsvere.s Ride" bo; what tlse did he ever dor The Dictionary of United States History" tells. This standard reference book Is arranged alphabetically. and contains short. crisp. ooncise. comprehensive informant on aSou; every event in American his. toy and about tte men ~ho male he events il tells al a riarce what would take hours ofrc' search IT other bcoks !, fills place in beck dom thar was wholly vacsLt betore i. came. Il, is necd~d in every home and hhTary, by writers. teachers. preachers, and iaynen. GUT author, I. Franklin Jameson Ph. D., Professor cf His tory of BIown University. formerly Sf Johr Eookns University
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

l, is TO idle prediction to state that in -ix months Pssrce will have . pop. ulation of at least 200 with daily stsgs line from that burg to Tomtstons. Pat this in your hat.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Mir R. F.. J c.s.n Ina. 90 far Iecov- cred from his recen; attack Q! La Grippe ss 10 te st'ie to go about home and 10 sit on hi. porch and enjoy the sunshine.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
Plies: Plies! Ittbiss SrSs

SYMPTOMS Moisture: intense itching and st'ngiug; most .. night, worse by scratching. lf allowed 10 continue tun. ors fern, winch often bleed and ulcera,e, becoming very sore. Swayne's Ointmen, stops the itching and bleeding, heals u!ce. ration. saf iS most cases removes the tumors. A, druggists, or by mail, sos e cents. Dr. SvAyne and Son. Phila. deiphis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

V. II. Ige is expecting iD $ e. day' . consignment, of orange trees from H-rmnsi!i.., Ssaors. Mr. Ixo b.!:eves he can raise oranges on his place. He has quite number of fg trees as well es sI, other kinds oi fruit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

The right lnug Oi Norman Berry oi New York hs- for 2n old years har- bored s screw lsi"cres long and i'' extraction has b. ffi d medical science Now the screw l. {" be .osstrd ky cathode rsy-. and Paqielin knife ol platinum st white heat wIll be uset, Co cut into ths lung to the -crew sn'i extract i'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Collector Davis has unear;hed . gang Of . ugxlers at Dem,ng and q prominent man named Hail was ar- sssted yesterday and cent 70 Silver City charged with smu glIng. Capt l,svis' men 6 . now on the ground sounding up lot of smuggled stock. There are 3O0 of them rlre.dy cor rsl. d, and there may be lot rnors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Over in Pi"nl c'un.y the boIrd of uperviAnr. have Obsyed .he provis- iona uf the l-eI-lsiive act commanding inst sisaho.rds he fixeti at the june ton points of all dsscr; road-, telling the point tH he b" them reached and :ha Gi-iance from Wa,er
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

A Mexican youth about IS years Of age was brought over from Bisbss yes t-rdsy and will be examined for insan- fly before Probate Judge Bradley, his hearing being set for tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Theo. Metz. the popular sni enter prie;or, vas in Tombstone today loox- ing after h.. interest. in ihe county
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Ps, O'Dunn-!i nnd Ruh.T, Dnunsy have arrived in town from ihs Hus- chuces s"n thsir way ta P--rce to do snris development work there or. their claim. So it goes; people from all sec'ioDs are Hooking ,u Prsrce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

P.A Demnr,ini, F.iibank's pris- porous merchant. was sltor to the county seat today on flying hu-ine's trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

A man in Lsrnzrd, kansas, is pre- psring 10 ship jack rabbits to the east eru markets, and thinks hs is going to make big thing out of them. He gets ti,em fnr five cents a head.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

A few days ago there was s great hue and cry in Chicago about some dead bodies which were found in |. barrel in an alley. 1, turns. out ina. they VIC subjects from a mrdics! college and ths dete .iivre who were kncing a murder mystery arc dissp- lDinted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

The Journsl.MinsF nae word from Delegate Murphy that the eensts cub committee has unanimously agreed Co report fsvorsbly on the admission of Arizona as q state, and the prospects in the house are are good,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

For setting of white Pekin duck eggs or sggs of blosdsd white or brown Lsshorn, Black Spsnish or Plymouth Rock ss el co psr dozen, call on \. D. WalsA, Can Cen RsssAuraat, V
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Mes-rs. Johnston xnd knspp cen. trsctor. and builders .: Pesrcs and Mre. P. E. Wsrnskyos std dsuRhtss Mi.- Ar composed . party to the now camp this morning. They will return this evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

FOR SALE-Iwo sets of bedro9s, furniture, in good condil;on and order. can be had cheap for sash. Gail end io"s s, them. Address eau be had by applying at thi. ofhce. U
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Mark smith is in Washington look sng after the interests of the United States attorney. which office Is lisbls to undergo change from lee 10 salary. He will endsayo. to preserve the salary for territories at Twin 2 figure should such change take place. -Gsz.tte,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Frank Dubscher. the prosperous and en,crprising Bisbseite, came over from Bisbse lnst evening and lsit for PesIce this morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
When Bisla's comet |"

srth" in 1872 the only tesui' w.s a brilliant meteoric di,plsy and ,hc same would be the result probably il the comet which is now l'aiing about Ia this neig lborhood should make up its mind to do the some thing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

Some one pfes d an stt"rney iu this city ~i'h 1a.e 'i ~hi-sy snd he worked harder over 1t than on any other case h- ever h.d.-Exprs,s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

= Constable Del LswIs brought over . prisoner .amed P. II. Quinn from Bisbee and paced him in ths cour,y basiils, under ssntence oi $50 or fifty days. for disturbing the peace oi Bishee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

A party nf niLers passed through town 'n route for the Sierra Madr.s in Chihusbu4 an mining sI- peditioa. They ci i'm that they know os s place in those mountains where "thsre are millions in i'."
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

The throwing open Of :h- Waliapai ssesrvati0n will ,n Ike an opening f"r miners and prospec:ors in the GrEnd Wash Cliffs and the range ui mouu- tains lying along the course of the Colorado river. The country IS rich in mineral and presents an extensive
 6 i'd 10 the pro-pector --M"hsve Miner.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

There is s prc-psct o. msrriaKs ts take place iu s .r' r; lime. The csn- tracting parties li-e ct or near Fort Huachuca.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

The Volcanic mines near Giis Bend are reported to have been soit by Ben j.min E. Lower for Sj0O00. The pur- chssers are to erect J0-ton smeltsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

The infant con of Chief Doyle is con- Ialesceni, and is now able 10 be up and par,Hke of nourishing food with . relish,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

All ot ,hs ranchs's aidss..he H"s- oiiucss are quite coEh.isn: that they are going to hsve sn sbandsn. crop oi frri. shis year. and the quality, !sT size and flavor, vii: eompars favorsbiy with any other sec,ion of tho territory
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
COUNTY RECORDS.

Guermo Romero ts V. Aimeneo and Julian Cavalenss, property ;n Bisoee ; eensidsration $40.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22

A train load of eighteen cars Of cat :le passed through Prescott yesterday en route from Phoenix to Los Angeles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-03-22
EHIKlCAHUA CATILECO.

EHIklCAHCA CATTLE co,
 Pos;cffice-Tombs,one,
 Range-Be:wtcn Chiricahaz and D.sco . lnts: Steer range on BuEls and Bonita cresI Graham county.
 Cattle hrSnd-l q left side and C left hio Horse brand-W left hip.
 Other brands: Circle W on left side: Circis on left s,d.; .D1' connected. on right sie and hip H. or right sie; Diamond on lSs hi ,; lO Lar und. ', on left side ard hip; 6 or right siie: Sl on left side | . on riaht. side