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Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

The following pres dispatch has ben sent out from Denver, and fl it l. true would be 8 source Of r.jIiclDg to the people of Arizona, bu, i, is ne~' the people 0! this ssc,ioG know uoth- ips oi:
 DkNvER-Geosral Wheaton wa, no- ,ified this morning tha' Msssia, th- renegade Apache chief, had been sl-in in eouthern Arizona by Indian scouis. Nsssia killed three scJuts before h. gave up ;he ghost. Aassia sss w:,h Geronimo when the latter surrendered m 1888. He was ordered taken tr Florida with the rest of the band, bu' escaped in St. Louie, and has ever .ipce elnGed arrest snd been s terror in the southwest.
 The Iudisn, h .wever far the C viii lation process may be carri q. eve' .eems to prefer h. ,fI5si customs Ihis was typiiiei 'ceording !" the Re. publican last week s: the Ma,icops village on Sili river below Phoenix Three children, one ol them 2 grcwn girl from the Indian school. had Gie6 Despite all efforts of the Pima jndia,. police to prevent the rite. the bodie. were disposed of in the old fasi'ioaed way, by burning, and into the funeral pile were thrown all ,bs effects of the deceased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

The abstract of the condition oi pst' ional banks of Arizons a. the close ol of business on May 7th, ss reported to the comptroller of currency, shows the average reserve to have been 43.61 per cent against 35.i4 per cent on February 2s; loans snd dissouut de sreassd from $666,6ll to $Gos ,6ol stocks and securitie. no change; gold coin increased from $l49,6I0 to $le2, 260; total specie increased from $l64, 944 to Slse, 42s lawful money reserve increased from slS0,5i2 10 $lS3 ,4e9 indiriiusl deposits increased from Ss45, ,235 to $94O,9Sl.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTIlIT ".

The general nature ot The business propn~cd 10 be tTansacted by the corporation is aS { l. lows. to-wit:
 The owning and possessing riaes, rnini'g claims, mil sIee. and mining rit hts and n'i9ine privileges Of every na,Iu-. and tie ,qds.u ln Oi ihe same ty l1car-o on. p.:chssr. lrsse. rental CT othcfwIse.
 The sale. leasing, renting CT other dsPos ton of mines, n.In.ag c'ai.ns. mining rsat-, mining privl'gts, or otl.ei pr )Eer'y scquil, b ihe Corporat
 The working and operating of mines and mining claims:
 The mining milling. sm itirg or reduction of gold. silver, lead Ur other ure,:
 The purchase and sale oi gold silver | a5 or other ores. or the product, lneIe' f.:
 Ire acquisition by purchase locaii- n. or other.ise e: ks seIyoIr Sites. water and wtie riphts for mininT. milling or >n-iiing puTPos,,, and h. aCqnls ol luds for rig Ii N \ for conduriing water aIthcIliiy to the works c! the Cor or ,tIon:
 The soEsr uciion. maintenance ard opcra'i' n of railroad, uamway CT turnpike ir"m the principal works or piace of bu ines of the Ger pofatiOn 10 ScnIe existing railroad:
 The carryir 2 On of such general mershlndis- ing business at t'e rnincs Ot i'd Corporatou m the vicinity ih.reO'. will ersble tie Cor poration to fuTDish goods, wIies. and nie,chan dise, Snd supplies generally to miners or ile public;
 To maintain and operate telegraph, |, ,lep' on. and electric light plants to such extent a- the Corporation may deem advisable
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE VII.

The business of the Cooperation is tp be transac,rd d by A President. Secretary aud Treas ur-T. Board of five D.rec;cr5. and General Nsnager. and unti tHe annual meeting Of tic shareholders. m the year cit htecn hundred nd nins'y-SX tie Bo,ri Of Dir.c' ors of he Corpo!- alion shall beDanielM. hlrringer James Pcurt4l-s John kTocl man. l&win W. Birrinser. and K. A. r Perrose. IT,, of whom K. 4. F I'-nr".e ir. shall te President and President cf the Cor porat.on. until another Holrd cf Directors shall have been duly elected. And unui said B.lrJ shall have been duly elected. Daniel T Bar ringer shall be the Secretary and Treas rer. .ro John Bro, kman shai, b~ the General VI ma e.. and the Corporation is su;horz-d Jo enact By l~s aud Rules 10: the government anl Col troi nf said Cfiicers and of the Corporation and irs brsinr ss. and the meetings Of the sntrehO --Ts. which said Bylaws 'rd kt les may from uHl- 10 time be amended IS tlierein expressly pro .i..ed
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
DELICATE CASE.
StranseActiOns of an Unknown
 Female.

The p;i ,nners at the county jail, ST it is stated. held "ksngarno court" yekerGsy. to take action on 6 certain unnatural case which was reported to them few days ago. It seems that a few months ago a young Mexican, probably l9 years old. ws- put in jail on A chsrge 0f theft, since which time . lady Ina. made regular calls si the j-il and has showered upon .he Mexican lad her sweetest and hlandest smiles bringing him fowers, clothing and even giving him money, and from he: ruby, pouting lips i. is evident, that che wants 6 "xhack" occasionally, but the bsshiul lad, up 10 this writing. hs. not "ahacked" them. The canrt found the lad Ruiltv, bu; has deferred sen- tenes until g o'clock tonight in :he hope that the lad iu the meantime ~ill comply with the wi-h.s of his lad, visitor and save him.sli disgrace at the hands or hi- fellow prisoners.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

The oxn|rs Of copper properties are in it of late. The rush of capitalists to Arizona has resulie,! in the bond ing and .ale rt A Uumhs. oi claims and stili more are b5iag looked for. Ls-, week F. l. Hughes. according to the Ciiizsn, bonded his :iauts Rita proper,i-s. For 8 long time these claims have proved veTiIabls bans from which he con!d ,iraw any amount when he desired. fine toni Ou these properli.s is ior $3D, D,U9J, Sj,'D0 oi which vii! he p.ii in few dsy- snd the remainder at q later date,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
Hi, is st.ue the, I9 relief sxpedition

Hit is true that l9 relief expedition have landed in Cuba it shows that the irsurgents gre in fact getting very substsntial aid from their friends in the United States. They have been supplied with arms and ammunition and thus have been enabled Co keep many men in the field who otherwise would have been of little service to the cause. Undoubtedly the insur gsnts are holding their own more ei- fscsua,ly than the SpsDisrds, and everything ps;nts to the conclusion that the latter will soon have 70 give up the struggle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
BIsBsE, Juno 4, 1896.
GATHERINGS

A gentleman and wife Ars in Bisbes eudeavoring to organize . iodge Of woodmsn. We have not e yet learn ed oi the success they arc meeting with.
 M.. Burr was an outgoing passenger this morning. He is seeSing for a camping ground te which he expects to take hie family for . change of air during the hot season
 Dr. l.. c. Toney returned today from Tombstone where he has been in con sulta,ion with Drs. Gsf and Gordon in the case of N. J. Brown whose foot was amputsted.
 Bisbee o,gs Nc 10 I. o. o. F. elected officers last evening e follows N. G. Thos. Constable; V. G. John L. Brown R. 8. Emil Marks;Tre.s, John B. Anguis; Trustee Geo. s. Shibley, Geo. B. Wills and Albert Watkins.
 The funeral of Mrs. '. H. Stollsr v-s held this morning at 10 o'clocs'
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

The latest scientific discovery report ed is that fences Of unlimited size caH be made of oxygen gas. 30 that our neighbors in spsce can be brought uitbin very short range. Perhaps the inhabiSants Of the earth are already under observation by our esteemed contemporaries in Mars, and possibly the next invention will tell us what .hey think Of the show.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

At Tucson some good time was mace at the bicycle tournament. Ous mile was made in 2:23 by Albert Cooper; in the 2-3 mile event Coulter n,ade |, in :21, only two seconds be- low the record; the Emile run wa, won by Fred O-terloh in ] :iI the last rsce of one mile-professional hsndi cap, 6 entIies-was won by Coulter II, 2:i2 2-5, reducing the coa-t record from , :35.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE X.

The annull meeting of the shareholders shall be held on the frs, Monday of une m ca, h year, and such annual meetings. may b. IL al the Ciiy oi Phi sdeiphia. or at the City oi Chicago. Ihe Board of Dir, cto.s then in office may c-,ermibe 10 be most advisable.
 The officers ard dirtctors shall be elected a, the annual meetings. and shall hold their offices for one year. and until ,h,ir succsssors shall be duly elected.
 The DirectoTs shall meet immediately after ;heir election al the annual meeting and organ iz-. The President Of ,hc Corporation shall be the President ot the Hoard of Directors
 The Beard of Directors is authorized to fll all vacancies that may occur p'ior 10 the ne1; an nual meeting cf the shareholders after their election. among the officers Of the corporation CT among the directors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

John Pesrcs s.. and son WillisH' were in today from pearce. MT. snd Mrs. Pesrce have moved to the rsnc!. for short Iine where they are nov domicii.d but VII visit California and probably reside there in the near future. Wm. P.srce has spent several days in Bi.bse in qnest Of fine cabinet specmens and is gathering quite s valuable coll. ction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Our silver is going abroad every week in sbiplosds to be coined into money for the use of foreign countries which get it for about hall tie real vslus because we have closed our mi1ts to it's free coinage ct tue ratio of Is to 1. They would have to buy It iuss as freely q. si.29 per ounce s' they now do ct es cents an ouoc'. be- cause they mnst have it for use in their eu-rspciss. Hev absurd it is Tor our soysrnmsnt to throw away *3ooo'.- GOO . year in this way for the bsness Of foreign nations.-virsinis City En- essrsise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Returns from the last shipment Of Arizona Improvement company New castle aprico,s sold in Chicsgn are that they have leen cold for Sl 20 a crate oi twenty nounts, delivered on board the care. Shipments oi carloads oi Royal apricot. gre being sen. forward from. Glendale :o Chicago .lmost every lay y-Reput;ican
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE VIII.

Tie highest anoun; Of ine!e b,ednesg, ur lilSi'- iiy. dTect or contingent 10 which the Co pura- ton al sry time is author z-d 10 -hhjrct i,S,ii shall not ,Xc.ed the sum cf one million of dol. lars. and in the creation of 1T debt dness for cor poratc purpOses. the Corporation is authorized to eNt cute a Mortgage or 1Tust Decd of the Corporate property 10 secure iae laymrn; o' In' nrys leaned in ii. ard T iH~y issue bonds and seil ihe same for the purpose 1f oS:aisina the monays ecured by sad Mortgage or TTus, Decd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Sci.ntiss have discovered desdly microbes in water and milk but noth- ing smaller than snakes exis. in uhis- key. So the man who lives in mortal fear Of swallowing microbes will shun milk and water and stick to wh.skey. So cd dyises the Fl Pssn Herald.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

THE silver men down south have de- signed and are turning out campaign silver badge. It represents a thres- tined pitchfork in silver. with three go,dbugs impsled. one on each tine. the bugs representing Cleveland. Car Es.s and Sherman. They cell on eight |; price 15 cents for one, two for c qusr- ter, ten for . dollar, and the account says the people are crying for them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Tho Kentucky, Kansas and Illinois delegations ,o the naiiousl Democratic convention will be in favor of the free coinage of silver at the ratio oi l6 te l. This may be sad news to the es- teemsd goldbug contemporaries, but the truth is mighty and must prevail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Speaking of Cuban sfiairs m Psris Martin says: Europe will protest unanimously against the continual in terfersnce of America in matters which do not concern them." An yet Cubs is only 70 miles from our shores.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE VI.

The time Of conn encernent Of the corporate business. shall he ufon the date of the hnHg oi Ihese Articles Of Incorporation with Ihe County HecrrGrr of tir County Of CCChIsc of tie Ter. rtcry oi Arizona. and the Gurs:ion of ;he Cor. porston fem that date shall be ffly years, and the term of duTa ion may be renewed fIor tne 10 tine for further period.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Fashion refu.es to rec"gnizs the b,oom-r girl, and hy the s"me token the bloomsr srl ss'use- [" recogpize society. Oddly enough. there seems to be room enough on earth for both.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

ness al the City of Philadelphia, in the State Of Pennsylvania. and at th City If Lhicago. in the state of III ln,is al ,i.her Of which p aces the Directors or share hold. rs of the Corpora l., n may meet for the transaction Of c.i. .I.te blsIe,s. at such tunes and pursuant to su,n no,i,r the by-laws oi tLe COrPorAton nay Die .ribe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

It is to be hoped that the contem- plsted esss blisbmsnt of military post ,t San ,eensrdluo will bs carried out 70 the letter. No better point in all southern Arizons could be secured and every rancssr and citizen most H ssrtily approve of this sssp.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Not ie-s than 5000 head 0! cattle vii! be shipped from Willcox this week. and the News adds ,hA, 5000 cattle means S65 .O00 in the pockets of the stock kmen in this vicinity.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

G. R. kohls. arrived from Tucson yesterday and has begun tine removal of his stock of geod. 10 his new store in Tucson. his building in the old pueblo having been huished sud ready for Occupancy,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Jas N. Martin prominent en. l merchsntof Seattle i- A wis tor 10 Tombstone. He owns come va'u+b mining property in NJ xicp to wh-'e T. Is eprOute. setn-iniDg here several days 10 rect from hi. long journey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

since the .winGle known as filled eheesa made its appearance in shis country the exports of cheese have de- clined 40 per cent. The sdulteration of food is injuriou. to health and ruin- ous to commerce, and 1t ought to be stamped out ss one ot the worst frauds oI fhe lime
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Yesterday a Mexican named Miguel Manja-ez aged B years va. buri.d s, ths couaiy expense. Deceased was s sufferer of s cancer in the stomach and was recently admitted Co the hospital.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

Janes D. Monihon. K publican and Citizen's ticket nominee, was elected mayor of Phoenix Tue sday. The mu. nicipsli'y also voted 10 issue $43. 500 new bond. of 'he ci.y 10 take up out standing indebtedness.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

The war cloud ths, has fallen among the Democracy of Illinois hss no! only . silver lining. but appears 10 be done up in & silver wrapper.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
COVERINGS.


 Syd Mullen who has been visiting old friends :n Nogsles returned to Bis bee on todsy's train.
 Mrs. wm H. prophy lei, this morn- ing for Q vi-it to San Diegc. MT. Brophy accom- panied her but will re. turn soon.
 J. Brown is ts have his foot am putsted. Friend Brown has our symp.thies aud we hope he may soon recover.
 The little baby of MT. and Mrr. Bal finger slso passed away last evening and will be buried today. They alec have our hesrtfal: sympathy in the loss of ,b,ir little one,
 DIs. sses; and Carleton performed eiGicult oper ratien on . patient at the hospital yesterday The operation was very successful and the pstisn, is doing nicely.
 Asmsll bru.h fire started on the old Queen dump back Of the library build ing today. IL ~ss put out by the quick and heroic action Of Dan Sim ons. Emil Marts and Del Lewis. Mr. Marks especially distinguished him- self in turning on the water. He in- si.ted in turning the wheel the wrong way and in all probability the fi'e would be burning yet had not our local Hercules (Del Lewis) came to bis rescue.
 Death the reaper, has again been | in our midst. Mrs. E. II. Stoller who | has been iii for ihrse weeks, pa ssd away this morning. Her death has not been unsIrected bat still it comes a a shock. The bereaved husband who has d. vc,sdly waited upon the departed one hes the sympathy Of all 1 in his bereavement. The funeral ser l yices are to ts held tomorrow morn ing .. ten o'clock frstn she family res idence. D.csas- was . native oi Ohio.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

R port Is that there is g case of smallpox in Williams, but doctors there. as elsewhere, dissgree as Co th {, nature oi the outbreak,
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
STATE DE CAIIEnH

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, CITy AND COUNTY Of SAN FRANCISCO Before me. Thos. K. Knox. Notary Public in and for said Coaniy. on ihis day personally appeared john BrOckman. known 10 me to re fhe person whose name is subscribed to ;he foregoing instrument. ard acknowledged to me that he execute the same for the purpose and consideration therein expressed. (ssAL oFl Given under .nly hand and sal sf { NOTARY offer. this soth day of April, A D. lPusLIc. J Is96,
 THOS. R. KNOX,
 Notary Public. In and G the City andoCounfyoof. San. Francis eop StaSe of CaA ognie.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

The way Republicans are feeding on pie at the Democratic counter in Phe- nix is string up quite . feeling.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
BIsBEE NEWS.
BI,BEE, June 8, 1896.
FOURTH OF JULY.

FOURTH OF JuLY.
 The Fourth of July committee met last evening and transacted business. 5000 worth Of fireworks were ordered from the California FreWorks Co of San Fisncisco. It vas decided to give c free ball oa tb. night of July 3. and the committee to look after It are: Tines. Divine, srd A. W. Howe. The programme ss arranged thus far is a. follows:
 S s. m.-Steer tying cautes, sn horse races.
 9 q. m-Rsce between bicycle and horse. by two prominent gentlemen.
 10 .. m.-BAll game; Bisbse vs the Seventh Cavalry, U. 8. A.
 The above sports ~ill take :isce at tho bail grounds. The R R company will Ern. rou.ly provide free special train.
 At 2 p. m. will be tho parade fol- lowed by foot races, sack raGes, fat msns Iaces, fat womens races. etc. IL was also proposed to have . thin nen's race. bu, after sn inventory wa. taken it wss found that Dr. Sweet was the only one iu town and would have no eont.stsnt. So that race wac declared of.
 After the races come the miners drilling contest which will no dsubt be . great drawing card. Following this ~iil be parade Of the only orig inal 4. o. Ii (ApcIent Order Of Horri- bler) who will be specially imported Tor tho occasion.
 The literary programme VIII come of early in the evening and the cele- brstion will te closed by the greatest pyrotechnic display even seen in the southwest. Fosters ave to be printed and sen, to all our neighborIpg towns and al, who decide 70 celebrate the Fourth in Bsbse will not have cause % regr,ti'.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE IX.

The Triyaie property Of the shareholders Of the CorpO a,ion is hereby dec ared io be exempt from any liability of the Cooperation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
SGsTE OF PESEsyLvSNTA, 70. COUATY OF PHILADELPHIA,

Before me. James Collins Jones, Notary putlc in and for said County, on this day per- sonally appeared R.A.F. penrose, IT,, and D M. Baninger. kEown 10 me 10 be the persons whose names are subscribed 10 the foIesoing .nsIFu ns~nt. and ackno- ledged b me Hat they exc cuied the same for the puTro.e and eons.dera- rion therein expressed.
 (sEAL oFl Given under my hand ard seal Of < NOTARY ioffice. this tenth day of Apiil, A. SPUEL'c. ] D. I9e6
 laNES COLLINS ITNFS.
 Notary Pub'ic.
 Philadelphia County. Penny lvania
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

The war in Cuba has already coet the United Statee nearly Ss s,OO0,OoO ID the decrease Of her exports to the is- land.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

fsipey McArdle and Jas. McDer- mott, ~ho are both in the hospiis unde'going treatment, are reported very l.w.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE XI.

We whose names are hereunto subscribed h-r,.by adopt ih- foregoing Articles Of incorpor- aiion. as Iie Articles of Incorporation of The Common Wealth" Mining and Mii!ing Com pany. and authorize the recording and due puo- lie ,,ion Gf said Articles.
 Dated April roth. I596.
 IOHN BROCKMAN,,
 K. 4. F. ENRO>E. JF.
 D M. Bt.;RiNGER.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

nr. price's crsam Baikjng Pow6ee WorSd-s Peir Silkbest AwasG
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
Tie tyoITd $ fair Tests showed TO baking powder so pure Or so great in iesy. enin2 Do-cr SIS !l,e Pnva!
Rich Red Blood

Is the Foundation Of the Wonderful Cures by Hood Sarsarari!'a.
 That Is Why the cures hy Hoods Ser- vpar:ils are CCIss-
 That Is Why Hood, Say saperiIs cure- the ssve-est cases of Scroiui.. Sa.s RIeun ani c. her blood diseases.
 That is Why it oYercones That Tireo Feeling, strengthens the nerves, give ens-.;y ia place Of exhaustion.
 T:ia; is Why the sales of Hoods Ssr- nrc--.la haze iIc-eased year after yea,. aa.i It ROW requires for it's p-od uciion ihe largest Laboratory in the world.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE III

The principal plsoe of tsznsacupe tbe bu'i ness of the corporation shall be al the office Of the Company in the sulphur Spring Valley. in the Turquois Mining District. in the County of Cochise, and ,he Territory of Arizona
 Tbd corporation is authorized to establish osieesfor the transaction oS ets corporate busi
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
Hoods arsapariIla

uer.iy ia :he pablic eye today. Be sure 70 e. Hooi's and only Hoods.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE V.

BThe capital stock of the Corporation is herel y fixed at tvo mil. ons Cf collars which is 10 be divided into tso illion sl ares of the par ,alGe oi ole dollar tach.i
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE II.

The name of the corporation shall be THE. COMMON WEALTH" MINING AND MILLING COMPANY.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

HGrifc Dslga essy fs h-iv. c.sv h take 'sOSA ~ 'tfo sssy tn s.set = rsntx-
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07

The said capital stock is authorized t1 b- paid from time 10 me. 10 the Corporation ID cash or in property. accCiding 10 the legal ie- quir-menis Of the Corporation as to tunes and u
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLE l..

The names of the corpora'ors are JoHN BROCKNAN. R. A. F. PGNROSE, IT,, ant DANIEL Nj. BARRINGER.
Tombstone epitaph., 1896-06-07
ARTICLES INCORPORATION
 OF THE Common Wealth Mining and Milling Company.

We. the undersigned pursuant to the laws of the Territory of Arizona. hereby associate our selves together. and hereby become inco, DOT a,ed for the transaction of the business nerein- after set forth.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-25

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Arizona republican., 1896-01-25
TIRED WOMEN

Need to have the action of the kid neys stimulated and the system toned up. Parks Sure Cure is the best rem edy to accomplish this. Many wo- man finds that she is tired out by work which ought not to tire her at all She fears that her system is broken down and she is a hopeless invalid when few doses of Parks Sure Cure would make her look at life from a different point of view. Don't delay Every bottle is guaranteed. Sold by C. Eschman & Go.
Arizona republican., 1896-01-25
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

You can save twenty-four hours when going to Kansas City, Chicago or any point beyond, by using the S. F., P. & P. and A., T. & s. F. railroads. Only one change and that at a reason able hour, 5:20 p. m. Splendid road bed, first class equipment. Fred Har- vey's unrivaled eating houses and din ing cars. Interesting and attractive scenery. You will never regret giving us trial. Other information cheer fully furnished by E. w. Gillett, ticket clerk; Ira P. Smith, general agent.