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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR sALE-s1s per month will buy beautifully
constructed house at Riverdale; large pazz7
1900 feet OF ground. See or address W. r. VIII.
son, Rivcrdale. Md. jy3-3t
FOR SALE-A 1-room cottage on Erie ST..
Brightwood Park; south front: we'll built; mic
porches large lot and stable; price only 81, 100.
Apply to COLLINS 4 GADDIS. 5Il llth st. NV.
je25-tfem
FOR SALE-On Columbia Heights. a house
Of rooms; q m. l.; price, 1890; owner
wants smaller house. COLLINS & GADDIS, Sill
18th st. jes3-tf
FOR SALE-On X ST. NV, fine 7-room brick: !:
bath; a. NJ. f.; fine lot to wide alley; reduced
to s3, 500; worth Ss.5o0 See ROLAND c. BOOTH.
cor. 10th and NV. jel0-tf-em
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r. PARKINSON.
DR.. CZARRA.

SPECIALIST in the cure OF all Private. Blood and
Skin Diseases. Hemcrrhoids. Structure, Inpotence
and Syphilis positively cured. Consultation and
advice free and strictly confidential to both
sexes. Hours, 70 9. Closed Sunday. 6I9 Pa
ave. nw.: metropolitan Block ieI5tf
NINE. DAVIS. born claiTvoyant and card re der:
tells about business; removes spells and evil:
influence: rcunites the separated and gives luck
to all; cures piles and drunkenness. 1928 25th ST
NV. ie7-lm
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Money to Loan on

Household FErnhur.. Pianos, DC, with.
out removal from owners possession: payT, nts
received principal. which reduces the cost OF
carrying; all business strictly confidential; no
expense TO applicant If loan is not made: eff
icnt service enables US to act promptly on all
applications See US before going elsewhere.
Capital Loan Guarantee Co..
6O5 r Street N. w.
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ATTORNEYS.

FREDERICK HAIG. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1885 ST., Adams Building Residence, l6s3 18th
h. NV. Telephone 1898. jy1-1m
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FOR RENT-sTOREs

FOR RENT-Store; cheap; good location: us 81,
-, St ne; good store; ST. o. F. SAUL. cor.
ith and l. SITS. NV. jeli-lm
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FOR SALE-Splendid Broom frame cottage; l-6
acre; stable, carriage house; to refined AFRO
Amer an: neig,,bors all white $500; so -,a,h;
balance SO per month; near electric line. Ad-
drcss DON'T MISS II. this Office. ly6-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANTED-Colorcd man for heu-cwors: also
walters; cal at cncc. Bl SINESS I'll REAi'
rs 18th NV Item
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STEAMBOATS,.
Norfolk and Washington
.SteambOatCO

: Every day in the year for Fortress Mon
: roe, Norfolk, Newport News and all points
: South. by the superb. powerful steel palace
= steamers, Newport News ''Norfclk." and
= Washington" on the following schedule:
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FOR SAI.E-BICYCLES.

FOR SAIE-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-High-gIadc bicycle; cheap for cash.
Address BIKE. this office. jy6-3t
FOR SALE-One 1897 Rambler bicycle: cheap
for cash. J. LANG, 1899 18th st. II
FOR SALE-Lady's wheel OF standard make: as
good new; SO cash. Call at l01 i,h 81.
ne II
If YOU want a bicycle Of best standard mike
and latest design at 4 great bargain call anil
see u.s. as we have from 80 to - '9s ard 'g7
slightly damaged by sand and mortar 50 will
close them out under Cost; all repairs skillfuly
performed: single tube tires put IN sl.5O. NEW
YORK CYCLE Co, i3I 9th ST. W. iy4-7t-em
FOR SALE-EvERY WHEEL IN THE HOUSE
must be sold prior TO July H. Easiest Of
easy payments
Bird, ladies' 500 20 Orient ....... $500
Sunnoi. ........... $3.50 Majestic .... $40. 20
Wolff -American--S3j co Eolus -.---...... $1,000
F. G. SMITH, 1s25 Pa jyl-;f
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORy.

Gold filings and bridge work a specially. n,
the lowest price; amalgam filings, soc; full set,
Of teeth on plates s.; extracting. either BY "a,
or local spray. absolutely painless, Soc: with.
! out, 25c; all work done by experts and guar.
anteed the best; open on Sundays frc,n 10 to .
o'clock. mh22-tf.em
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WANTED-C, ols, walters. boys, drives. labo crs,
pofters stablemcn. watchmen, di-iwaShcr-.
CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, 421 llth st. NV.
iyi-3t
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The g DAYS" Cure

(for men) leads all remedies in this city;
prompt and permanent cure or no charge; con-
sultaticn free. DIR. McKEEHAN, 7l6 18th ST.
NV. Office hours. 10 a. to l p. m, 70 Q
p. M. Sunday, to p. M. je2i-1m
MADAM LORANE, the wonderful paim;st and
card reader; future. marriages. lawsuits and
events: 25c and J0c. i6l No. ave. 1t
ROMANY RYE. Gypsy Queen. reveils rast.
present and future; readings, asc. STORE.
llSl eth st. NV. jy6-6t
YOU will own up 10 the fact that moneys sea &C.
and why shouldn't You buy an eleIal. cJ-to,.-
made suit Of clothes. Just little worn, at a
very Low figure; you should IT them.
ONE PRICE JCSTH'S OLD STiND. 6l9 ID st.
NV ixS-1t
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WANTED-Boy in drug store: not under l6
years of age: cigarette smoker. address
TGIMRLE East Wash Stlti, n ivd 81 I'm
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FOR RENT-sTABLEs.


FOR RENT-Two-story brick stable. in rear OF
a1s r. NV. Apply on premises. 1t
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WANTED-Yuung man to set typo on newspaper;
perniansn Mt lob :S32 llth St s.. jy6 -3t-, IN
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FoR RENT-FLATs.


FOR RENT-Flat of rooms and bath, in nice
condition: over drug store; cheap lGOs 18th
ST. Apply at STORE. Tvs stem
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Lost AND FOUND.

o. . - aH.
LoST-On morning Of July 1. a female SKYE ter
rier dog; long blue hair; short tail; named
Rose; reward If returned to 2l2l G ST. NV. Item
LOST-Or SUNDAY. July 5. lady's gold watch an
chain: On lst -. NV; liberal reward if re-
turned TO ll2 7 st. NV. Item
No WAY So GOOD the hest way. and cur
new credit way il the most surprising OF all:
it, iIirc,t for you, its fairost for hundreds
Of magnificent chances during our Great Improve
meut Sale; bargains that surpass all. SAMUEL
FRIEDLANDER. Successor to the New York
Clothing House. 81 9TH st. iy6-tf-tm
LOST-On L St NV. bttween 5th ard 6 srs
BLACK seal pccketbook. containing money and
papers Of value only to owner. Finder please
keep money and return book. picture. penknif'
and papers to 5l' L st, NV; no questions asked
-
st, between 18th and 1lth ST.. NV. brown
leather pockctbook. containing about So s2l
in bills and small change and receipt from
Grogan- The finder. returning to 1884
lIth st. NV, will receive liberal reward. 1t
LosT-Friday. square blue ,nsmrl and gold
Wellesley College pin. with figures .. on
face; reward if returned to $50 f. Cap. ST.
iyj-st-em
FoUND-The place to have odd--ize As screen,
made. FLY SCREEN FACTORY, rear go NJ
st. NV B6-2W
LosT-on Sunday. July 8, Is9s half of link
cutfbutton: Tos1ic style, reprs stnfing Indian
wicwam: lost in Georgetown: rewa d if re;u n d
TO ". c. BLINDON, S9th and / .ts.. George
town. iyj-3t-cm
ICE CREAM-wINSToN's is the best: pure AMI
delicious; soc a gallon. Isis 18th St NV.
iyl-.t
FoUND-Ice Cream A No. l; absolutely pur,: mona
hettcr: 90c per gallon: bricks. 81. LA7EY'S
CT n. ave. ap29+ rem
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In obstetrics gold medal awarded for the sc;ene.
of obstetric. from the University Of Munich. Ba.
varia, treats successfully woman's complication,
and Irregularities; private sanitarium for ladies'
before and during confinement. Infants adopted
Office hours, to p. m. GIG Pa. ave- NV Metro.
poIitan Block. Washington. D. C. jelo.u
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FOR sALE-Bors


FOR SALE-A lot for 500; small payment down:
balance to suit; on Great Falls Electric Rail.
way: within District: call for booklet CLARK
BROS. COS 18th st. NV. jel7-lmo
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WANTED-A midjle-aged settled woman to do
general houSework; must 90 to 60 mt v; wages
so month; permanent place for right party; no
trifer need apply. address BON IS, Hyattsville
Md iy6-3t-em
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WANTED-Fivc colored walters for Atl1nti,
City: fare paid; so nrr month. Gail
Loo IL 10Th St NV, for tickets. Jy6-3t
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Loans Of $lO =; ,:.s: ;;:;;; ;ss;Es:a sSS:I, g.

Wagons, etc. at lowest rates and on the day
you apply. Loans may be repaid on the build
ing association plan in easy weekly OF monthly
payments; every payment reduces cost Of car.
rying loan. u you have a loan with some other
ronpany, will pay it OF and advance you
more money, if desired.
Lcans made anywhere in the District. Call
and get rates. Front room. first floor. Scientific
American Building,
National Mortgage Loan Co..
625 F St. N. W.
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED COLLAT.
ERAI-No delay. YERKES & BAKER.
Rooms 20 to "A, Metzerott Bldg. lilo + ST.
je12-u
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WANTED--A young lady in confectionery store;
long hours. 2sl4 1ith jy6-it-- IN
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-White cook, coored cook, Chamber
maid and nurse. Call at once. BUSINESS Bu
REAl. us 18th NV. Item
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WANTED-BICYCLEs.


WANTED-Lady's wheel; in gocd condition:
must be cheap. Call at 1912 F ST. NV. Ii
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WANTED-YOung lady to work in lunchroom;
one that needs work; long hours; god pay
to right party. $0G2 NJ st. Item
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wANTED-To organize frst-class dress-crttng
school for colored American girls Address
for circular BON %, this Office. 1t
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WANTED-A nurse girl or settled white woman
good home. 1872 Pa ave. Item
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Ei;L.P wASTED-NALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-A bright youns gentleman or lady;
medical student preferred. Call. between
and l2 a. IN. l703 st. NV; basement. II
wtNTED-20 ladies and gentlemen to sell Il c
Patriotic Soldiers Companion; can make -
daily: good takers. with 3 deposit can call
FECHNER. 423 9th It. jy5y
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WANTED-HOUSES


WANTED-Ten or twelve-ro0m house; also =
or fur. rooms for housekeeping: near War
Department; state price. Address c. W. E., this
Office. iyS-3t
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FOR RENT-ROONS.

FOR RENT-Nicely- furnished edstory irlnt room;
8 and G. exposure; all conv. same 40, r;
convenient To cars and depts. sli I'd NV.
iAli-Nf
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WANTED-A young man as collector for a re-
liable house; will require coed ref. Ad-
dress T. s. NJ, this office. iy6-3t
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WANTED-Whitc nurse for child; willing Il
leave city with family. GA 18th ST. NV. l
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WANTED-If YOU want work, a permanent pac,
at good wages call EXCHANGE Bt REAL.
1O6 18th ST. ly63t
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wAxrED-couNrRY BOARD

WANTED-Board; 30 minutes ont in country
electric cars; couple about sl2. Address
giving full particulars. C. d. j.. this Office.
jy4-3t
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wAN1ED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-For the Summer, if suitable. by man
wife and small child: must be close to Capi
tol. Address, with price. f. D., this Office
iya-3t
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WANTED-Two salesladies; COED takers; light
work: small salary and commission. FECH-
NER, i23 9th St; upstairs. II
The Weekly orb., 1898-05-15
Hc Enlisted.

4 countryman of the Salt River val. ley who expresseda desire to enlist in the Arizona cavalry, was directed by q joker to Salvation Army tent in Phoe' nix. The salvatonists were singing a song when the farmer crowded up to their little circle. He waited patiently. Then one of the men made m address appealing for volunteers The young farmer pushed into the circle, and, talk ing off his hat, he stuck out his hand to the uniformed man who was talking. II want to enlist" said the farmer. Bang went the big bass drum and "hal- leiujah!" shouted sweet-facei little woman. "Another sinner saved; let us pray!" exclaimed the soldier who held the farmers hand, as he knelt down o1 the asphalt pavement rever- ently. The farmer was thoroughly scared by this turn of affairs. Instead of kneeling he looked about him. The prayer had already started when he got his bearings. Seizing his vulise, which he hal droppM on the street when he too'i the pioie 'el han nf the soldier, h, broie tho lsh the crowd, and amid the eu!faws of crowd of newsboys, he stlrtci towarl Mesa City.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From luesiay DdIy.
 Mrs. Frank Abrams left last night on the outgoing train.
 Tom Vaughn left last night for Tomb s,one on couit business.
 Dr. Green left last night for Tomh- etone as q witness before the grand ju,y. LIN St. John, the we'll known shirt dr inner, is paying on city a short visit.
 John Hess came in today from the Ii, Caiileton ab, 's ranch after load oftuIl Ees.
 George Spindle returnel this morning f,om Tombstone where he went on tonrt business.
 Today was ayday for the Copper Queen company ard the usual aIhount of money was lm d out.
 Mrs.Jas. Hileman left yesterday for her old home in Indiana, where she will remain during the summer.
 The case of T. F. Johnston, charged with an attempt to kill George Spindle, vas ignored by the grand jury.
 A q spatch to the Phoenix llerali last evening rom Fort Sam Houston states that the two companies of Arizona cav airy hal been divided into three com. pan.ss. This promotes Alexander to a
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The Home suards.

Nearly the full quota of the home guards reported at the library and were put through . slight drill. The guards have been divided up into eight squads of ten men each; each squad ta report at the different arseaals. A. Brockman and c. Wareham were appointed lieu tenants by Captain Long.
 The following are the different squads with their place of reporting; the first name in each lis. being the sergeant in charge:
 Squad l, Copper Queen ofIice--C. F. Nichols, lst Sergeat; Jno. A. Campbell, L. NJ. Weber, Thos. Osgood, Lee Ross, Jno. Fl. James, W. II. Lang, Harry Rafferty, Jno. NJ. Johnson.
 Squad 2, Copper Queen store.- H. c. Stillman lst Sergeant; B. J. Reilly, A. T. sowle, l.. R. Brown, Herbert Brown, John B. Stillman, J. H. Cumley, J. E Woods, Frank Oliver.
 Squad 3. Railroad Depot-W. II. Broom, V. R. Styles, A. $. Barker. A. w. Howe, s. Wasbburn, Geo. Myers, J. N. Jones, Jas. Allison, Jas. Holmes.
 Squad I, Overlock's butcher shop-R. F. Kohler, lst. Sergeant {; Lem Overlook, James Hayes, J. Solenberger, K Will son, w. Barney, Lem l.. Benton, Peter c. Hensen, D. NJ. Hes!er, S. r. Little. page.
 Squad 5, Lem Shattuck's s.loon-Wm. Munch, J. B. Stevenson, John Oliver, konrad Schmidt, J. J. Campbell. Harry Jennings, r. P. Piersol.
 Squad 6, Czar hoist-Monvoe 1st. Ser. geant; A. Brokman, w. F. Qualls Chas. James, Emil Kuntz, J. N. Mat thews. John Reder, D. Curran, J. H. J. NJ. Sesslrr.
 Squad 2, Anchor saloon--F. M. John son lst. Sergeant; Sid Harris, w. E. Davis, w. P. Long, Jas. uellam, Geo R.. Ray, John Pennypacker, Otto Won Karel, Tom. J. McG"aw, F. NJ. John son. 0. w. Geisenhofer.
 Squad s. J. E. August. S. Sugicl lift. Sergeant; l.. Anyius, Luca Raffar lovich. A. Francovich, J. B. Angius, Sam Gioconovich, D. Medigoyich. H Brown, J. E. Bluett.
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w. A. Mcbride will open on Monday, May l6, q school for foreigners desiring to read and write English, study aritll, me,i: or other branches of primary edu
 cation. All persons wishing to join this class will please call any evening after May 9, between and o' lock, at his schoolroom on the second floor of the public school building. Hours will be ai ranged to accommodate men ondlffer' ent shifts. 92w
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l.. F. Farley conducts a large mercan. tile business at Liberty Hill, Ga. He says: cone application of Chamber lain's Pain Balm relieved me of severe pain in my back. l think it o. K." For lame back, iheumatism, neuralgia, swellings, sarains, bruises, burns and
 scalds no other liniment can approach Chamberiain's Pain Balm. It is in. tended esI ecially for these diseases and is famous for it's cures. For sale by J, S. Williams & Co.,, druggists. m
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Proceedings May 10th:'
 The calendar was called and cases set as below. Those passe,l will be consld- ored' before adjournment.
 Gibbons vs Blackburn-passed. Wills vs. Wllls-continued.
 Dubacher vs. Newman-notice given 10 substitute pleadings.
 Costello vs. Bryaat-set for Tuerday 10th.
 Bravin vs. City--passea.
 Berry vs. Clalk-laken under advise ment.
 Costello vs. s.Gibbons- s-set for May 10th. IIanlon vs. Cumnlings-set for May 10th.
 Igo vs. Greene, deceased-tl. A. Mor- gan admr., substituted as defendant, SC: for the llth.
 An attachment was issued for Thos Wilson, defaulting grand jury witness Mason vs. Crouch-passed.
 Ga:ti vs. Bauey-set for May 10th. Chatham vs. Chattman-passed. Golisworthy vs. Goldsworthy-defau!i entered.
 Greene vs. Warnekros-passed. Douglass vs. M,ller--set for May 18th. Cameron vs. Warnekros-iassed. Harrington vs. Duffey-set for l2th. Osborne vs Allen ct al-Passed. Costello vs. Johnson-set for 10th. Duncan vs. Duncan-lefault entered. Williams vs. Slaugh;er-continuel. John:on vs Whte-set for l4th. Caezar vs. Jol,nson-passed.
 McNallpy vs. McNalley--set for 18th Berry vs. Clark--;aken under a'lv.se' ment.
 Caezar vs. Johnson-Ordered that plaintiff, execute bond for costs.
 Costello vs. s. H. Bryant ct al.--evi- dence heard and case continued to tomorrow to hear further testimony. Joseph Schwertner was admitted to citizenship.
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captaincv and q. E. Wilcox to be first lieutenant. The boys are now mounted and equipped.
 Miss Bertha Wittig has acceptel q position in the postofiice during the ab. sence of Mss Pritchard in the east.
 Edward Barker and Samuel Bowers returned this morRing from Tombstone, where they have been on court duty.
 Miss Aureka Sendrey left last night for Pearce where she goes to open a dancing school. She expects to return here later.
 There arc no less than five brides which have arrived in Bisbee during the rast month and in every case the young lady has come from an outside state. What is the matter with the Bisbee gi,ls? We would like to know.
 The Prospector comes out again with glowing head lines telling about the de feat of the American navy olf Porto Rico. These grape vine dispatches are enough to disgust any one, and must have originated in the vicinity of Wal nut gulch, when the home guards wen, out to practice.
 Last Friday nigh. at the Headquar ters saloon at Wilcox Mexican took il upon himself to thrash the United States and thus save Spain the trouble, He loaded up with war whisky, then armed himself with long knife, and commenced yelling for Spain and hunt. ing for Americans to kill. He soon found one. Officer Burt Alvord ap pearcd on the scene, and attempted tc arrest the Mexican, who male a thrust at him, when the officer put a bullet through him, killing hi,.
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Notice of forfeiture.

To Fred H rn, His Heirs or Assigns;
 Iol alo hereby notified by tha under. signed. yodr co-owner in tho Stock mine, situated in the W est Huachucn Mining Dis trict, at or nfur tn head of Cave Canyon, in the county of Cochise, Arixona, that have exp nded the sum of one hundred dollars in labor on the above mining claim in the per- lormance of the annual work for the year IS !, in order to hold said claim under tho provisions of Section 232I of the Revised Statutes of the United States and the amend- mepts thereto concerning annual labor upon mining claims, 1t Icing the amount re- quired to hold said claim for the period end- ing December 3i, 1891.
 hnd If within ninety t90) days after the publication h ,reof you iail or refuse to con tribute yonr proportion of such expendi- ture us oo-owner, your interest in the said mining clRim will become the property of the subscriber, your eo-owner, who has made he required expenditure by the terms of said section
 Dated April 16.
 Hirst public ntion, April t8
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rrnceeaings of District court.

Court convened at 10 q. m. May 9th, Judge C. R. Davis presiding.
 The grand jury was called as follows
 w. F. Fowler, Cris Robinson, August Barron, Joe Davis, A. Ashman, F. 5, Adam, Miguel Castanada, R. W. Barr Geo. Rafferty, F. E. Caldwell, Lewis Duval. H: s. Gray, A. V. Lewis, II. A. Morgan, Ed Barker. w. Hughes, c. l. Cummings, o. r. Ashburn, J. B. Angius Gilbert Fountain, P. E. Soto.
 Attachments were issued for R. W, Barr and Lewis Duval, deiaul.ing grand jurors.
 The following jurors were excused J. B. Angius, Ed. Barker, A. V. Lewis, Calbet Fountain, Joe Davis, P. B. Soto an, II. A. Morgan.
 A special venire for 10 grand jurors was ordered forthwith.
 Territory vs. s. ponnelly, dismissed
 Territory vs. J. R. Hall and Thomas Collins--libel; dismissed.
 Attorney Swain was appointed or empannelling grand jury to represent all prisoners.
 The special venire of ten grand jurors was submitted as follows: w. c. Mil Ter, c. E. Landers, El Roberts, Frank Hare, w. c. Land, D. NJ. Hasler, L. \ Smith, Geo. Harrington, k. Mccormick, NJ. D. S:ribacr.
 Juryuen Roberts, Mille", Robertson and Landers were instructed not to take part in the cases of Wm. Garvey, Hobbs and Noble Stanley, coming before the jury.
 The same order was made to prevent Chris Robertson and L. A. Smith from taking part in the Jas. Woods case, D NJ. Hanlon in the J. r. Paul case. and w. c. Land in the Tom Johnson case
 The grand jury, with Frank Hare az foreman, were instructed by the court and then retired for consideration oi the various cases laid before then.
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From Wednesdays laily.

Dr. Greene returned this morning from Tombstone.
 Edw. L,nd returned this morning from professional visit to Ton bstone,
 John P. Martin, president of the South Bisbee company. is expected here in the next few days.
 (. w. Blackburn left yesterday for Tombstone. where he has several cases Leioie the district court.
 Davy Crockett returned this morn ing from Tombstone, where he was wit ness before the grand jury.
 Frank Cox, the well.known Phoenix lawyer, came in on the train this morn. ing on short visit to our city.
 J. II. Norton, the territorial ve eteri- marian. came in on the train this morn. ing and will remain with us day or two.
 J. c. Thatcher, Wells, Fargo SS Go. s well.known detective, arrived on the train this morning on short business trip.
 A. Mcleod is taking his annual vaca- ton from the Queen store and will leave in few days for visit to his old home in Canada.
 Miss Alice Crable, one of the charm. ing young ladies of Tombstone, arrived on the train this m>rnin. an will re- main in our city for a few days.
 Leslie Allen, the cattle inspector, ar rived this morn;n, from Nogales and left for the line, where he will inspect several hundred head of cattle today.
 Tonkin Williams will leave in q few days for San Diego, California. on T sliurt vacation trip. His mother will accompany him on his return home, having recovered from her recent ill. ness.
 A disastrous fire occurred at Rands. burg last week which nearly swept out the town. Inc drug store of N. N. Miller, formerly of Tombstone, and Col. R. r. Hafford's place were consumed by the flames, each suffering total loss.
 Lee Ross, the well known carpenter, lets today for Nacosari, where he goes to take charge of the bridge gang in mak- ing cuverts and constructing bridges for the narrow gauge railroad which is being built by the Copper Queen com. panv from the mines tD the smelters, q distance of nine miles. A. Bauer, the butcher. hls moved into his new shop in the Adam building. where he has one of the neatest and finest fitted up shops in th, west. Mr.. Bauer handles nothing but the choicest of meats of all kinds, and especially i Phoenix fatted beef. His prices are [ reasonable, and once GUS, omer always q customer.
 1 The first ice cream ani strawberry i festival of the season will be give at ! the Opera House on Satu 'day evening next. A shor, programme of songs, rec. itations, etc.. will be presented. The ladies of St. Johns Episcopal Guild have taken particular pains to make this entertainment grand success. The decorations will be far superior to any that has as yet been seen in Blshee. Straw berries and she,bet will be served during the entire entertainment. The following programme will be presented "Flag Drill" by sixteen young ladies' Duet, by Miss N Hughes and Mr.. Otto 1 Von Xanel: "Klonk,kr;" Solo, by Mis- Nellie Hughes; "ripsy Choir" "Ihe I House that Jack Built"