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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

See our display of Pattern Hats and
Bonnets, Monday and Tuesday. October
4 and 5. MRS. JESSIE MADAM.
las Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04
Opening to-day. SWABACKER,S
FUNERAL OF MRS. MARGARET V

w ALL.
The funeral of Mrs Margaret V. Wall.
who died rather suddenly on Thursday
afternoon at the home of her sister.
Mrs. George V. Reilly, Eoff street, took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock
from st. Joseph's Cathedral. A large
concOurse Of friends of the deceased
were present to pay their respects to
her memory.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Father Harris, who spoke very impress
sively of the virtues Of the deceased
The interment was at Mount Calvary
cemetery, where large crowd also
were present, many having gone out on
the o'clock motor The pall-bearers
were Messrs O'Kane. Coniff, Water
house, O'Brien, Mathison and Devine
0. c. Genther's Great Auction Sale
of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Fancy
Goods, etc, commences Thursday after
noon, Oct T. at 1869 Main street. You
will never have another such a chance
for bargains
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

Opening of pattern hats Monday and
Tuesday. WORKS 1858 siain street-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

Rice's Millinery Opening Monday and
Tuesday Oct and ). ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

Rice's Millinery Opening Monday and
Tuesday Oct. and g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

If you miss 0. c. Genther's Great
Auction Sale Of Watches, Clocks.
Jewelry, Fancy Goods, etc., at 1869
Main street, commencing Thursday.
Oct Z, you will miss the chance of a
lifetime. Auction every afternoon
and evening until the big stock ia
sold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

VHcCiaiS iIlStildSeS 10 squeeze Campbell
into 18th place, and w. Claudius Covle
the World-beater, has been ignored entire
~. But what Of Deacon Hallowell. with
his record Of ten defeats and no yicto,iesp
The most important deal for Interstate
players since the close of the season. was
the purchase by Cleveland of pitchers
Blue and Kelb. first baseman Meyers.
second baseman Beck and center fielder
Gflks. all Of the Toledo team. No person
supposes that these five players will he
used by the Spiders, and there is a great
deal OF quiet speculation In the base hall
world as to the intentions Of Robson and
Tebeau.
Toledo and Dayton are now PLAYING a
series of games for the Spfnney cup. and
they are being hotiy contested. The first
was won by Toledo, sand Dayton turned
the tables Saturday. winning splendid
game by score of to / Flick's home
run gave Dayton the victory. The pitch
ers were Kelb and G. Rieman The teams
are both very strong
The National League season nroner
closed Saturday, but games were plaved
IN two cities yesterday The results are
given below. To-day the battle between
baltimore and Boston for the possession
OF the Temple cup will begin in Boston.
Ihese games will hold the attention of
base ball lovers during the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-10-04

w. Va. Printing Co. !.
Evening star., 1897-01-29
Bed Room Furniture.

S1s Sol.d oak chambcr Suite. ? pieces
havcl.-I plat- mirror He- SnS RR
'iIreti OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to- " Il oO oOV
S2i Solid TAX Chamber SIif. :, ,.ja..s -,
=; - i'rVri"'i plate mirror. Reduced G N
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<,a' Mahogany finish 3-piecc.- Chamber
= = =
SD Curly Birch 3-Ic Cilanli-r S;,ite- s:::, -
81, Spii.i Mahogany Sp"- Chamber Suite 81,
~ solid Mahogany :Ip.- Chamber
suite. with beautiful fhiad ti.c.,ra- q
III p. Reduced to...S SOS
Evening star., 1897-01-29
EXCITEMENT At 4 FIGHT.
Referee Denounced for Deciding the
BurSe-COnnOlly Affair Draw.

Referee Denounced for Dccfdins the
Burse-ConnolIy -AHnir Draw.
The fight between Dick Burge of England
and Eddie Connolly OF Boston for 5000,
which took place at the Olympic Club at
Birmingham, England, last night, was de-
clared a draw in the eleventh round Ii
caused unusual excitement, crowds ffock-
ing around the doors Of the clubhouse and
requiring extra police to preserve order
Inside the clubhouse deSorum prevailed.
Both responded gamefy when time was
called at the beginning CT the tenth round.
The fighting was of the.most terrific order.
After few seconds Che referee entered
tie ring and signaled forfsileacs. HE then
said: We must stop this fighting
Instantly pandemonium reigned through
out the club room. II. : hundred men
sprang to their feet positively mad with
the excitement of the moment as the ref
cree declared the fight a draw Connolly's S
seconds helped him to his dressing room.
Burge apparently became insane as a re-
Suit OF thsedght. sHe fought his own sec
onds. raved anu fried to get ct Connolly 8
tralner-keily. fnrge'S friends finally sue
ceeded In getting him away from the club
room. MS head e,ly.loped in coat. The Do
nee formed a lire and compelled the un-
Wliilng members of the club to quit the
nail. The crowd outside Joined with those
who had witnessed the contest in cursns
the decision of the referee
Evening star., 1897-01-29
CAssIN SURPRISED THEM.
He Won the Mile skating Race
Excellent Time

He Won the Mile skating Race In
Excellent Time.
Ihe winner of the first race in the series
OF skating events for the championship of
the District and Maryland, begun at the
Convention Hall Ice Palace last night.
turned up in a dark horse The distance
was one mile, and TO the surprise of every
one who saw 1t and who has been following
the entries made for tf1e events. IL was won
by ice Cassin. who decided to enter the
races late yesterday afternoon Cassin led
Stites. the champion of last year all the
way after the first two laps ard coming
up strong at the finish defeated his field In
as pretty a race as has been seen In this
city.
The number Of entr!es-ten-made It
necessary to run off the event in heats
and the first one was started at . o'clock
1t was won by Sites, Morris second.
shsarer third and Hawes fourth. The see,
ond was won by Cassin. Hughes second
and Bailey. Strickland and Weyman in the
order named. Those VINO qualified for the
nnais were Sites, Cassin, Morris and
.iughes. Stites started strong. but dropped
back, depending upon a squirt at the last
10 WIN. Cassln then took the lead, and held
~ until the last lap. and then squirting won
Dy less than foot. Morris and Sites were
lled Tor second place, with Hughes fourth
1he skating of both Cassin and Morris was
feVeiatlon. and great credit is due them
Ior neither has been racing for more than
month The race was one of the prettiest
ever seen here, and the time-3. 12-shows
tnat washington possesses some exceed
lngly fast men. The officials were NJ r.
". Maupin, referee; Messrs. Paul Won
Boeckman ana Eugene Crlst. judges
Inc time Tor the races. .12-shows up in
an excellent manner when compared with
that Tor the mile amateur, novice which
was held on Cove Pond, Stamford, Conn,
last week This race was In the series of
the National Skating Association, and the
time was 3lS 80, while instead of ten
lap track, as in this city, that at Stamford
Is four laps to the mile.
Tonight the distance will be for two miles,
the hrst heat being started at . o'clock. 1t
~ generally conceded that Sites VIII be
able to hold his own better at the longer
distance on account of his training and en-
oarance' but he will nos be allowed a walk
Evening star., 1897-01-29
Marching Prices on Rockers

Here = tn" way propose to change the
ownership Tomorrow of several lots of
iiaFsiS,,F, It.Ekers:
ilaiHlSoi.te Higii-back Rockers. highly
polished w"ai seat Reduced c n Z
To ~. D Il sacS
Comfortable ''sne-sest Re~kerS high
ia ha'h n',. arms. ke'ln'.a ST 40
Magnificent oak and Mahogany finish
''hbicT->e.t Rockers. Reduccd CD nm
]" :. - eDSe "
Snperi' N1h,,=any finish Eock.rs with sad
,ii'' seat handsomely drcOrsitcd GE
Evening star., 1897-01-29
Suffering At Topolobampo.

james Medsker, who was among the mum.
her of Americans who took up their resi-
dence at Toporobampo. the cooperative
colony on the Pacific coast, q few yeara
ago. has just arrived at Chihuahua, Mex
leo, In destitute condition. and is seeking
to get back to the United States. He Gays
that the few cofonists remaining at Topol-
obampo are entirely without means OF sup
port and that they are suffering for food.
Evening star., 1897-01-29
Springs s Hair Mattresses
At A Mere Song.
PariOr Furniture Down

iiairiH"l;'f i'T'catell" ard Ddmask ,ior-
p"r t5Sir-. l.c.i5c,d tc.....-.- &. -1
- ,'-3i''-- i'sm5sz Parlor >ssift-s sir a,
81 'i-riv"r Dan4sk parln~ suite. %,
80 80 t"Pi''" l'aniask PaFiDr suite S,.,. =,
So -.-pi'.-- Damask Pa=Io- suite x43 ~
So 'YrrStuffed SILK B-osateiip 3-piecc
Iar''F >uitr. very slightly ss,ile,. Reduced
% = . = e . - Si-,.
81, Aiah.ziIy Frame j-picre I'arlor Suite
upholstered IN satin dama=k. Reduced
Evening star., 1897-01-29
Phillip. the Champion.

George D. Phillips of the New York Atb-
letic Club won the figure skating cham
pienship of America, ,at the St. Nicholas
Rink in New York laatjhight. Arthur j.
Keane of New York CITY was second, and
Israel Micfalson of Montreal finished third.
The competition consiSted of twenty-one
evciutions the object Of the program being
to set forth the movements of figure skat-
Ing so as best to test the proficiency of
skaters and in an orde& that will economze
the strength of the coH3 tants.
The total score by points of those who
finished is as follows: Phillips, 1872; Keane,
I'D; Michalson, 119. aalafns- +..'---'.
Evening star., 1897-01-29
Nevaaas Governor Rsticsut About
the Fight License Bill
EIClfIHa RACES Ii fHE RINK
cassin's Victory allGreat Surprise
to the Knowing.
AMATEUR FANCY SKATING

SAN FRANCISCO; January ea-The
passage by the Nevada senate Of the bill
licersipg prize fighting has given great joy
to local sports and already they have In
prospect battles between noted pugilists OF
all classes. 1t is c0ntended that the i'm
position of 81, 900 on every fight will have
a tendency to discourage dishonest men
from going into the business of bringing
off contests and that square fights will be
assured. 1t Is asserted that Dan Stuart
will make his permanent headquarters in
Nevada, and will from time to time ar
rarge contests between the most noted
pugilists Of the country.
The sentiment In Nevada seems to be
strt gly in favor of the bill. 1t is calcu-
lated that the holding of big fight in the
sage brush will bring thousands of dol
lars to the Nevadians. Carson. Reno and
Virginia City at any one of which places
the fight may be given, are only twelve
hours ride from San Francisco, Reno is
on the main line of the Central Pacific and
the other two towns are only a short dis
taace from Reno on branch lines.
CARSON. New. January 2y.-Carson. and
1t is safe to say nearly the whole of the
western portion of Nevada, is all excite
ment. ard all one can hear on the streets
Is talk OF the probabilities Of Corbett and
Fit2simmons coming to Nevada to settle
the worlds championship.
Gov. Sadler was interviewed, but declined
to say anything further than that the bill
had not reached him yet and that he sup
posed it had not been enrolled in time
The question of the selection of Reno or
Carson Is still a matter of considerable
speculation, taking it for granted that the
contest will come to some point in Ne
vada. The Carson people claim they have
many more advantages than Reno.
MIR. Wheelock and A. Livingston. a local
business man, to whom good deal of
crecit in passing the bill Is due went out
to Shaws, Hot Springs. yesterday, and it
Is conjectured that they were looking that
place over with view to making it the
training quarters for one of the principals
Corbett and Fitzsimmons will be both at
Once rotified of the action taken today, and
they will probably start for the coast in a
day or two.
Evening star., 1897-01-29
Chiffoniers Reduced.

<6-''" t.ik CEifUui..r = drawers - s.
- ''aS 'hth'nitrs, with hat IoN 80. s6 ~
81; TAX t'hiTs nier with hat h-ix $40 ~,
SiN Solid cherry ChiffOnier<. with hat
SO curly Birth Chifoger. S:.3 -
$50 Sid Mahogany Chironi.r. S,S y,
Evening star., 1897-01-29
a 100000 Fire aA 4ouns.,.wn.

Fire yesterday completely gutted the
three-story brick building occupied by the
Leavitt. Mcconnell & co. wholesale gro
Gerry house on East Federal street, Youngs-
town, Ohio. Loss on building and contents,
%o,OOo; insurance about one-half.
Evening star., 1897-01-29
Carpet Cuts Extraordinary

E'"ry'@~iy Is taking about on cut price
al" "i carpets lowest I,yi"cs ever quoted
i"r !ril.-n"W Carpets in Washington II
> wasting money Z" bay elsewhere during
fhi- ~tt-.
Evening star., 1897-01-29

Did It ever occur to yoa whose hair Il thin and
constantly falling on that. this be prevented
Halls Hair Reilewar Il q sure remedy.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20
HUACHuCA ITEMS.
Newsv Items From Fort Hua-
 chuta and Vicinity.
FoRT HrAcHUcA, Aug. 19, 1891.


 L. P. Van Kuren, 6 bu.iness man ci Tucson, accompanied by bis family, are sp.ndinE the hot spell on his ranch in the Haschucas. MT. Van is one Of ,he leading politicians of Tucson and gove,in the Republican rank. !fs says tue climate of th,s place is Leeulful.
 J.mss NcCatty had C sud len suaci, ot il!aess at his ranch west of this place few days ago. He is here in tue hospital and is gatting along all right. and expects 10 return home in few days.
 F. B. Rankin has purohassl. s. Gal lsn's herd of horses and is going to move them 10 his Evans Camp ranch. Mir. Frank Gray NilI be in cherge Of them and subdue the 5Gonchos. Frank i. a No. l hand, and can stay on Q broncho's back until be falls of.
 John Ray Burk snd John Poe aye down jO fee. in theit gold claim, hay iug three-tcot ledge rich in free gold and free milling rock. Also the clam ot McCs;ty G shesky i. looking good. The Klon4yke fever has not struck these mineis.
 James Hale, of IIsrshaw, Pat O'Donpell, our stocknan, and others have formed company and are going to start for klondyke in the ,priag. We wish them success.
 Mrs. T. M. Likes, son and dauEh;er, Of Fairbanks. have gone on visit % her daughter, Mrs. Harry Harrison, of Washington Camp. Miss May Likes has grown to be quite young lady since we saw Der last, and is a student at the Tucson University, where she expects to go as soon as the fall term opens.
 Quite number oi stockmen gath ersd 6. the Huschuca station on the l3th inst. and had aa interesting meeting. They organized and con- solisated the Babacomana Stock As .Oeiation and the Sau Pedro Associa- ton, for the purpose Of preventing cattle stealing anl cattle slaughtsring in the wood camps ot the Huschucas, and woe be to the man that is caught handling cattle unlaSfuily.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20
BLACK JACK AGAIN
He Is Heard From Near SiJve
 City, New Mexico.

A dispach from Silver City, N. NJ. says: "Black Jacks gang of border band i.s added to their record ef crime ia fhis section today. Lsrly this morning they rode up to the ranch of "Shoriy" Miller on Mule creek, about sixty miles west Of here, and calling him to tie door shot him, inflicting a wound which is likely to prove fatsl. 4 posse of cattlemen was at once CT
 gsnizsd to follow the bandits, and up- suspeo:sdly came on them at Dry creek, about tweLty miles di>tant from Milier's ranch. A fight ensued in V hich Edward Moss was killed and Elgin Ho!: IS reported missing. Off ce:s frCn Grant and Socorro counties are iL pursuit. The motive for kill iug Miller is supposed to have teen revenge for information supposed to have been furnished 10 the officers which resulted in q fight near Clifton, Arizona, in wh ich Tom Ketchum, s member of the gang, was killed. An attack was made few days ago on Sam Shaw by the same gang, bu. he escaped, although his horse was shot under him. His life has been threat ened for the same supposed cause"
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

The PEosPEcToR received by express today a mos. gracious remembrance ce as an expression o. kindness, in the shape of basket of fine, large peaches with the compliments Of our friend H. c. Murray, formerly Of Tombstone but now of the Morning Telegraph at Fl Paso. To the generous doncr, who delights in contributing to the .appi- ness of others, the entire force exter.s thanks and best wishes for continued prosperity.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20
Card of hanks.

To the many friends who So kindly sacrificed their personal interests snd comforts to smoe h the path oiscrrew which has come to us in the recent illness and death oi our dearly beloved child, nartba, we desire 10 return our deepest and most grateful thanks, and pray our heavenly Father that when the hour Of aHiict:ous comes to you that friends as noble and generous as you have been to us may come to ycu one and all. With gratitude We remain,
 MR. and Mas. J. J. PATTON.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20
4 CLOSE CALL.
Got Into a Scrap With the
 Iaquis,

The Fl Paso Herald has the follow ing story of a party of Arizona pras pectors having ight with Isquis:
 Some time since Billy Cam9bs T, q cowboy well known in Fl Pa.o and Cochise county, Arizona. accompanied by companion named Doolry, left here to prospect in the Sierra Iadre as far oTer as the IaIri river. After visiting most of the M,rncn sSi.,s- meuts in western Chihuahua, Camp bell and Dooley wandered 10 and down the Bavispe river, where they fell in with four other prospec,ors from ArizOns, and therea'tsr the six men remained together and proceeded down the west 'rn slone 10 point near where the Bavispe emp;ies into the main Isqui.
 "On the first day of August the six men, with their fourteen burros, stopped for noon in dry, bushy arroyo and turned their animals out to graEs. As the burros soon scat tered out through the brush and soon became lost to eight, the men started on. to hunt them up, but seeing s heavy thun9sr.term coming up, tLey soon returned to camp 10 remove their outfit from the guloh ts the mountain slope 10 save it from the flood that seemed likely to sweep the arroyo. While engaged in this work they were fired upon by about thirty Indians posted on the cliff above. A lively fight ensued, lasting about three hours, when a heavy storm cams up and pu; an end te hosti!ities Fortunately none oi the prospectors were wounded, and what damage, il any, they inflicted upon the enemy they had ne means Of knowing
 Many of the Iadians were plainly seen il full outline against the sky, bu: the rrospee;ors seem not Co have been familiar with tribal costumes, and hence could not make out wheth- CT they were Apaohes or Yaquis.
 Darkness followed close upon the heels ei the storm, and the prospect ors, believing discretion the better part o: vSlor" where they were ol:- numbered fully five to oao, pulled GU; into the hills that night, abandoning thei. fourteen burros and mos. of their ether effects. x xt morning, they came across five of the burrss, and with these tie men has,eneI back to the Mormon settle mspts ia western Chihuahua, where Campbell lei. the Arizona prospectors and came on to Cgsss Grsudes, where he arrived on Wednesday evening, and yesterday cams on 10 E! Paso by rail"
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

IL Is said that 8 good banana, whs | baked in it's skin twenty minutes until it is soft and bursts open. nakee A fuii neal. Three bananas, weighing one pound, are oqual in nourish ai ent to tTeEty-.ix pounds of bread baked Bananas should never be eaten raw i; they are iull of animal germs and Of tape worm. Baked bananas are the ideal food Tor nervous persons and brain-workers. Lean persons who eat baked bananas gaia iiesh.-Ex.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

c. L. Cummings has lost herd Of sheep, the herd, sors 9 CT 90, having strsJed from the slaughter house and cannot be found. The herier was courting Morpheus and the sheep taking advantage Of the non-reStraint left;or pastures greensr Tbe'country about has been secured but no trace Of them has yet been found.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

A thief who will some day land vhere the worm die,h not and the Arss are never banked stole . number .f chickens from the rooets in the c.;ehborhood of the PkosPEcToR office isst night. Several rcests have been ,a;asd during the week, and it would ..pssr the thief is 6 professional ID hie line.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

pr. Gordon and family are making preparations to leave shortly for Kan sas City CD e visit. The bright young son of Sheriff Scott White will accom- pany them. and while east the de- formed foo. Of the ysungs,er may be operated upon.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Hon. Vim. Speed, who is one ol Sot1 9 Brothers efiicien; salesmen, wac sc- verely iojured by bJcking horse last Wednesday afternoon, and has sipcs been confined to bis room. pr. V Walter, who was called, at once adob'ed prompt measu-es for his re- lisf, and his injuries are now yielding to treatment.-Range News.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Tie ball game on Sunday between the Bisbee a1d Tombstone hines will be aa interesting ond exciting event. A large crowd Ire m Bisb,e will be on hand and it is needless to say the outlying districts will bs well repre- scented. Tsntsione will hs cIo wied with visitors on tho 22nd ss Q conse- ruence.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

In his dresmland fancy at Walker tbe other night Tie Inspector Fsrrall thoagbt some one was prodding his arm vith needles. The arm gave him considerable psin when he awakened in the morning, and an examination revealed the trail Of centipede. No serious results will foilow.-Williams News.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

ScAi2lNg's Besf tea is the tea for you; and this is the proof:
 Get ofyour grocer a pack age of it. He pays you your money back if you don't like it. We pay him. A schiing & Company
 San Francisco tG1
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Ths Board Of Supervisors meet on Monday 10 SC; the tax levy and attend |, come Board 0. Equslizst:on mat ters.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Brig. Gen. Otis commanding the department of ths Colorado, left Dem yer this week for q tour of inspection, which will embrace visits t) Fort Huacbucs, Fort Grant and San Carlos Arizona.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

The Mexican bought ever from Bowie. arrested on suspicion of being the one who committed the assault. on the Wsssou family near Hereford was discharged yesterday. MT. WassoD who came here to identify him ftates he is not the man wanted and there fore was releaed from custody.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Sbeiif White aud Treasurer Went worth left today for Fort Huacfucs. The Sheriff goes after a prisoner, and Treasurer Wentworth accompanied him for trip and visit to :ho best and largest post ID the territory.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Following is the temperature and rainfall ct Tombstone for the week ending Aug. l4, 1897, as reported by H. NJ. Gee, weather observer:
 Highest average temperature. H. Lowest average temperature. G4 Rainfall 2.63
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Hundreds oi thousands have been induced te try Chsmhor'a'n's Cough Remedy. by reading what it has done for others, and having tested it's merits ior tn emselves are today it's wnrmest friends. For sale hy ell dealers in Biz bee and Tombstone
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

The picture on exhibition in front of ,he PHosPsCToR still attracts coa- siderable attention from passers-by.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Jog. Chisholm was at the county seat today on business visii from the river.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Seams.ress Sewing Machines, equal to all, inferior to none. Reduced to f20.
 AT BARRow's
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Jake Shearer wss a visitor to'ay after load of supplies.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

A. V. Moves was up from the river today
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

FOR SALE-Bees for sale. Call on F. N. Wolco:t. fl
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

No. s Cook.toves $l5 at
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20
MARICoPA 6 PHOENIX R. R.
SThTIcNS
LOCAL NOTES.

F. s. STAMP. Gen. Supt
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

I KRUTSCHNITT, G NJ RANDOLPH. D S .~~>s~~.s sI>-es
 NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA K R
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-20

Daily. Paeifc.time.
 I..I. FREY general Manager. A NAUGLE F. ]. GIBSON. AssiSisn; General Manager. fTraia Master