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The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29
ANOTHER CALL FOR
 VOLUNTEERS COMING

NEW YORK, special the Herald
  called Information to tS e 
 friend that ne was this would oe 
 troops WI" oe
  possible interference by European powers and to make itself The reason contractors and the Cover
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29
ROBBED HIS BENEFAcToR.
Edward Stanley Arrested for Stealing
 a Cornet

Captain Charles Hogenson of the Vol unteers of America last night caused the arrest of Edward Stanley for petty lar ceny. Hogenson claims that Stanley was recently discharged from San Quentin, and as he promised to lead better life, he allowed him to occupy a cot in the barracks of the Volunteers. To repay his kindness, Stanley visited the barracks yesterday afternoon and stole. a cornet belonging to his benefactor. He was ac- companied by another man, for whom the police are now looking.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29
RATHBoNE sIsrERs.

The Jenny jinks that was to have been given last Thursday night by San Fran cisco Temple has been postponed until next Thursday night Ida E. Mcguire of this temple was at the session of the Grand Temple elected grand senior. At cers for the ensuing term will be elected.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

They don't do things in a half-hearted way in China. Their national hymn is so long that the people take half day to listen to it.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29
Joseph Letters Big Deal
 Will Be Closed Next Tuesday.
By Clever Manipulation the Young Chicago Millionaire Has. Made
 Big Money.

dangerous experiment by one not pro- ficient. If the keys of your piano have become yellow with age, better send for a person competent to restore the color than attempt 1t yourself. It will be cheaper in the end.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

A CONTRACT-L., City From the statement in your communication it ap- pears that there has been breach of contract, and the remedy for the party aggrieved is to commence an actlon Tn court of competent Jurisdiction.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

w. F. .CODY-Subscriber, City. W. F. Cody was at the Bush Street Theater with his show within the past sixteen years.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

MADEIRA-LoNDON- S., Oakland. Cal No ship has ever made the voyage from Madeira, Africa, to London in the time named
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

UNITED STATES NAvY-A. S., City. For a list of the fighting ships of the United States navy see The Call of Sun day May % 1898
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

THE PHILIPPINES-C. N, City. The Philippines compose an archipelago Of about 2000 islands, with an aggregate area of 900 square miles.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

COMFORT BAGS-Mrs. F, M. H., May field, Cal. The president of the Red Cross Society is San Francisco is Mrs. w. B. Harrington and the secretary Is Mrs. ). F. Merrill The office is in the Claus Spreckels building, southwest corner of Third and Market streets. WTite to that society for information about the manner of making comfort bags and other ar ticles for the use of soldiers.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

JURY DUTY-R. J. C., Vallejo, Cal. Women not having full political rights In Washington they are not called upon to perform jury duty.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

Advances made on furniture and pianos, with r without removal. J. Noonan, l0l7-1o23 Mission.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

NATIONALITY OF SOLDIERS-S. E. G., City. There are no exact figures of the nationality of the soldiers who en- listed in the Federal army during the War of the Rebellion. Such figures as are given are only estimates. In reply to a question on this subject the office of the adjutant-general of the United States army asserted some time since that no official compilation of nativity had ever been made. That being the case the exact figures cannot be given.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

LADRONES-C. N, City. The La drones, or Mariana Islands, are a group of about twenty islands, the northernmost of the Australasian group. They were discovered by Magellan in 1521, who named them Ladrones on account of the thievish propensities of the natives. They were afterward called the Lazarus Isl ands, and then the Mariana Islands by the missionaries who settled in 1867. The largest of these islands, which are west of the Philippines, Is Guajan.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

DIVORCE AND PROPERTY-D. E. F., City. The law prohibiting the marriage of a divorcee in this State within year after the granting of the divorce was ap- proved February 25, 1897. If person was divorced after that date and was vorce, the marriage Is not only void, but the divorcee is liable to prosecution; Ii there Is any community property at the court before the decree is signed. After the divorce the former husband and wife are. in law, strangers to each other, and neither has any rights in the property of the other.
The San Francisco call., 1898-05-29

IVORY TURNED YELLOW-J. F. s., City. Ivory that has turned yellow may be whitened by washing several times day, with soap and exposing in the sun ,a will also restore the whiteness, but the use of these on piano keys would be a
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16

@trots efter Bolaet beo bet. al
@T'&ongresmanb 9barles u. 9o.pne.
fom bolbt lin brilliante 3ole 9bea.
tret beraeoS itrafs t9r Balset bao'
be ieirct 61e Difritt, men bette por
NOT paasruno Of bans Seier / Dulu'b
os st. Souls County. Scr users
uogona p1lie bet fig. at ban outage
lts bar raeen. To,pue fit 1900
Stemmer mere Dulutb euo hans
Woofanoibat Worris, o. ban panot
o9iao ouer bam @Oun1iet. Men
Dommer Wor1is fit Here S,emmer
ben ueitltge Del of Diitriftet.
Wr. 9otpre pnotaar, at NON bor
itiaalet lite Iangt fra 400 Stemmer
fro ham, % oeriom ban finoer, ct
oe!te Nntol pil fpranore Heiuitotet
al &elgei, oil ban beltrioe Wsrrts's
Bale. Man bet fer ub. ioet bette
lfsips 8 (Ssrboa}s >ous ON JOrliieGer
mlnoSt Ct ooez 70N sitsmmer,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16
9ataDsuGsso.

10 ag1e ot!lsbt,nQs Su!en 1os 5tpa'
ro 8enner y@amIP 3}onosf" bgr
ieGge Wprfs iii, al S andinavian-
American Ii 5uisasrfur'ion
o'eo0r frn Jtssp 9 e Den Sole 0seen-
bsr, o 1t bEr ugeo nenns @rFar noF
uoeIuffenDE mebtaass s5far o'nCpsr.
Sob ifauDtnaoiIt Soft e,psres 700
belle Reilen. % Posingetetns eT10lnt
WooratIer, Enpper og 5piissefo'>
liter irit. Biuetorlien er fun $z8 :
50 for treble 4iosle. Da fun <t by.
itemt Nntal Baslagsrer m,otaaes,
ber oQe tom bnite of oeltaae ben
ne @tfutfon. inarsit inon elce fig b0s
narmeitboenoe Q9ent ener tos
u. 6. Sohnlcn i Co..
% @tate Street. SEEM Oost. N. 8.
10 @a1btn9tcn Noe.. So, Winneope>
lie. Wtnn.
1875 6. 2birb Street. st. Paul,
Winn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16

Oreriolo os RBueri beapuoer at
bliue uhpgselis bpppise enooe oenne
ellers freoeliae Bel al 9anbet. Sra
@pnnsoiGe meboeles 8oe os.:
Da QBalter Oitrom, 6ueeetieberen.
luttebe fin &leuator i Niten. oar Der
nosen. ION los ban / Dopeost meo
ct ftumpt &aabeu. iaa ban tolot be-
pibl1iBs ON. @fterat baoe lia9et en-
@tuno bespnote ban OF iano1e fig
io1en. men ba par bans Gef 0pfnap>
pet. os bens Beusebos in0ebotoenoe
$645 os tp 9t.tes bar borie. 5nn
funoe ,tfe bnue lisget ienae beo,oit'
lps, % bon cor 1iioao til at goo
biem, blot ct tori 5tgtfe 8si. 5isrz
nenauen oas iffs bsuot, men ban
boooe ct 1tpst 5uar oDer it heire
Dle. Set S5teo, boor ban bleo coer=
falot, paE megsf Gp #. Dg bon FAC
insen. Dan oeb .iss, 5m Or Der
tssese eub en-. 0an paooe ct megs'
fguuEE tllc. men bette DIsp affe S0ge..
80 Weno blep orreitereoe bsr p.o
MisEanfs, % to andre. I0m re'Ite
mep puxsi9tOQet. ioe. oct iafueos
Sart pec aruos ntngen, bieo artelte=
rebe Sergus Soils.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16

@lem lite Htbolo oSmBbet paa tbrR>
fommenoe 5reoo9soften Ql. u /
Rirteu / Stauanser Neb. r9oabet"
bar liseiom baut en- Blunb, men nu
efter GaleetS Strabobier er pel ouer.
ifal Ssunen onioes ub af 0inene. o.
arbeioet optages poanpt. Derfor
bebes r6aabetS@ Reblemmer ON at
mpbe trem % uiie. at efter en- liben
9uil' Ral drbeibet aoa iaameset bebre,
% Rous Gltobol fol, meb fine tro
Eilbensere. finbe uo. ot ri Nfbolbs.
folt er lite at ips9e meb. - AQe Ct
pelfomne til Stauanaer 5reboes Soften.
.. s. 6ousen. Set.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16
Wtnt1efota.

DIE $. Dillon / Noo bBbe for tt
Tiger fben ioo9 efter len9ere Tiba
@paoom. 6an BOT 81 Nor 81,
6an cor &ri9en / 1864 % 65.
- @n Tarmer, iom Dor 13 Nil
Bn fra Bornespille. tiger. at lllpe
bar brnbt 30 Sauer for bam poa f.
>re 9oge for tort xib foen.
= Sfglge Normon Gountp 9ez
rolb hlep Ole $. Tborpe. 10 Nar
0ammel, ienbt fra bet &abulo9 til
Sinbsipsebu1et 5ersus Jalls for to
Tiger 0ben. 6an fit Solfttf for oper
ct Nar iben. os efter ben Eio bar
ban lite oltio peret uormalt tillinos.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16
ara Ne&p 3eeIat.o-

@eefton Mem 8eelano. % Nou; 96.
Set aleber mig at fise. at fben
leg toe d9entRabet for @bomberloina
Mebiciner, bar @alset ueret meaet
fort iIer al 6oftemeoicinen. Haa
to Aar bar 1es folst mere al bette
fpecielle Nibbel enb Of aQe andre for
be foresaoenbe fem liar. 6uab aus
9oar bets Girtnine. bo bar Sueie of
Berfoner fortolt mig ON be belbiae
@eiultot.r al bets Brus, oe iea liens
Der {elp bets Eeroi, toroi jeg bar
brust bet nit eset Gus. Bet er
iaa bebaaelist at ta9e. at ri mae
fette bet paa ct @teb. buor Bprne~
ne lite ton moo bet.
g. S. Scontleburp.
6elees / Morteuiens Gpotbes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16

Den 26oe Oftobsr oplplte Ut. ct
en- uorlt @ut peo Naun Sobn Gtener<
ion baJoe mpgoet en- &utnoe st.
Saul. 81 finber MI, OF y. .. 9Obe.
riuenRsnorT Bice ,&onlul" ct.
Soul, optreoer offentl,s til bans
5oriua. os anmooer Sfonoiuauer
ON at pbe Benae oertil. Don eiBr
bette ,fplee Dpfororins fro S. S.
@san os 8. 6 2omen. Der bur paa'
taaet fig at fpre bans Sag for Retten.
5ormobentlis ifal Bioraaene oa uez
re forot betole bem. % 6obe Dor
lopet at mobta9e, buao Der maatte
bliue ienot.
Dette er altiammen soot % bel,
oe bet ct alerelist ct le. at noaen
bill ftaa oen un9e Wano bi bans
$3.50. Meu bette moa bog life foo
Il1o{eenpe at. a. mon lite oil. ct ~Retz
Ten Ral baue fin @ans". lom mon
/ flyer: @ranhs Surpen bar anflaaet
Sobu Tor Moro life Grab, % oer Ct
ingeu, Jon bene9ter, at ban bar nrebt
&uinben. Ufen buao Der ontgres
til bans nnoRplonins er, ot ban ct
uns os uerfaren oe tan lite GnselR.
iamt at &uinoemennefet. Der uor
meeet elbre os par ct lssa9tiet 6ruens
thinner, bruste at 9aa meaet paa
@ooen os oerpaa lotte 5olt til fig
til fit 8erelie. burr bun narreoe
@enpene fra BEN.
Set oil ertnbres, at Der fra fbrit
af bleu oplpt. at be bleu uenise ON
as. iom Stenerion paaitob. bun bau.
, be taeet fra bonn.
6pab Der taller til StenertonS
6or1por er ha. at ban ct un9 % uer=
faren os LOB fig fOrlebe til at sibre
9en boarlis Ruinbe @elfab. os at bun
moaffe narrebe fra BAN eaer to9 ira
bam bans Benee. 6an bapbe lite
paa 5orbaanb beFu:tet at 9isre ben.
be noaet onbt, bo bun par en- for bam
fremmeb 8erion.
@tenerion er iom fsr oplpa 10
Nar o. bar ueret Der | 9onbet tun
fen Rooneber. Qan bar en- 8ror
FER / Qoubet, men benne Ct fattis %
tan itle bielpe ham. Soaeu iial
TONNE % for aetten nafte Roaneo.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16
Set beotte Blatter.

ct 5tpffe s5lonel fugtet meb @bamt
berlains &ain Bolm oe bunbet oue,
bet ansrebne Steo ct beore enb
noget Ylaiter. 8rbn bet. naor De
bar cnbt / Brpitet. Stoen eller Hpa:
gen. Sc ton uere pis poa. at De pil
bliue mere enb tilfreos meo ben burr
tige 9tnorina bet aiuer. Bain Balm
ct o9laa en- filter &ur for &beuma.
tiSme. Sal9eS Wortenieus
Npotbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16

@n WlQioner blioer arreferet.
Set bleu mebbelt fra Sem Oorf
9groo9. ct ben befienote Ssrnoe
5taolfabritont o. M,Qionnr Nuorem
@arreQie uilDe bliue arrsferet 100
mart iom muli9t, forot b4n etpcr
Dn0e fer bapoe unblaot at mBoe,
noar BON uar inbTeunt torat ailqgge
Bibnesbprb on9oaenbe fine &ool1,
titotioner til ct lun9ere iOm ipectel
Sum.
Nrreforbren Dor ubftebt Of Dom.
mer YotDrence / QB,eferet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16
Sra oe1t Sto ptIoe etbpert SGfeI
ta ct Gntbeoe.

@nlonolis Holititer reiite til @aIb<
tneton ior at faa en- Blaos, }om ban
oar filter paa fob os uentebe poa
bam. 6an Tom tilbose ON ct 9sar
uger.
~ytaa. fit bu iaa Yofen7" ipurgte
bans Benner.
~gtei". iasbe ban.
r1raf bu $reiibent 2lncoln?~
rSa. noturliseis".
r0uab 1aebe ban?"
$50, pi git iub. ies oa be, 'ous
luloe anbefale mig. % fortalte, buab
leg gnIteoa. 6an bgrte taalmooig
pao os, os iao laaoe bon:
vWine 9errer, bet ct teit. at leg
itfe bar noaen Yoit for ST. N.; MEN
oo' ies eno ,tfe bar bet, iaa ton jeg
bog ior,a(le en- 9,ltOrie. Ser Der en-
Gang en- 8on9e, lonl 1olot zig ere
NhgoIos, Der fnnoe fozubiige b2ms
boao iom Diloe beuoe ban Jremsir
oen. bl. q. ON bet bieu Hesn. naor
ban iauloe ut paa sSas:. On Gag
rso bon fHso fine Doioamer og 6errer
til Gfogen fDr at boloe en- ltos ssogt
o mBote Ell DcnDe. iom reb paa ct
G}el.
~@oomocsen, BOuoe", lagoe Rona
gen.
nSoomorsen, Rorse', iagbe Buuz
cen. u9Dorben llal be @OotIolf toee
Beisu?"
vuo 2oa Sast", iosoe &ongen.
rWen oa bliper S eieunempaaoe
al &ssnen". 1osoe Bonoen.
&ongen troebe uaturl1spis mere
poo fin Nfrolog; men ueb Miobass<
t,o tom bee ct Ioa itartt Regnuetr, at
belle SelFabet bleu 9iennemuoaot.
ia Ronaen fom bjem. lob bon Nfro=
logeu balsbusae oa ienbte Bub etter
Bonoeu, forat cenne ifuloe inotaae
ben leo,se Ylaos.
rOet uar leit", iasbe Bonben, ba
ban fom, bet ct lite m,a, iom ueb,
naar bet bl,r patfert Beir, eller naar
bet fol reane, bet er nit 9@iel. Naar
bet blir patfert Beir, bolber bet
0rene fremoper paa ben B,s. Naar
bet bliuer &ean, leaser bet benz boas
oper - laoleoes".
u@1gr 2@slet til 6oiafrolo9"s
raab;e @onsen.
Saa bleu aiort. Men iioen io9oe
Ron9en, at oenne ubneunelle par ben
fbrhe Sell ban bauoe besaaet / belle
fit 3io.
u3uorfor ia9oe BON. at bet Dor en-
6eil?" ipurQte p,. @1orbe itte 9@slet
fin Ylist?"
uSo", iuareoe Breiioenten. nmen
fro ben Eio al pilce etbuert @Iel ba
fig ct @mbebe".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16

,GnberIin Golteblob" / &nber1in,
b.9afota, bar Tuttet at ubfom.
me, o. ~1ram" bliuer ienot til be
Nbonnenter. iom hapbe betalt / 6or,
tub % lille boube faaet iaa meset at
Blabet, ION be bapbe betalt for.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16

Sc ferfe Dose efter @alaet paa'
fob Nepubliianerne. at be boube en-
tulbftanoig Seier / Spo 1afota. men
fsr rlo9aneeu of fife l1se moatte be
inbrpmme, at Gufion'Ranbioaten
duorem q. See Dor bleueu alenualst
til @uuerubr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16
st fittert xe8n paa Group

Naor ct Barn. ION er ub(at for
Group, bliuer beit. er bet ct fiffert
9e9n paa. at @p9oommen nermer
fig. Deriom mon atuer Barnet
&tamberloins 9oitemtooel. iaainart
6o8beoen inotreoer. eller enoO9
etter ben crouplisuenbe 6ofte hor be.
epuot. uil bet forbiuore Nn9rebet.
NanQe NDbre. buis Bbrn Ct plaaei
Of Group, bar alttb bette Niobel for,
baanbeu oa fiuber, at bet iparer BEN
for meaet Beiuar % mesen @neftel'
ie. Nan Tan altib fole paa bet. oq
bet ct bebaseliat at taae. Selees
Rortenfens Hpotbet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16

5torbritanien, Jran!ri9 % Stalten
bor occepteret &uslonos Torlas ON
at uonaune Brins @eorge Of @re>
tenlano til Storma9ternes @ommis'
fer paa &reta. Den tDrtiRe &e9iez
rinQ bar appel1eret til 2pRlanb %
DferriQ ,mob bette men uben ytptte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1898-11-16
fergus &alls @gebla6
notommer tber Ousoas.
a. eoIent, 1bgtber.
subffrtpttonsprts so Gts. for 1 9lar, betal
6Drifnb, ellerB so Ste.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspape
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
The Weekly orb., 1898-05-15
Red Mems Amfr, versery,

| The first anniversary of thr Improve. Order of Red Men was eel, bratp,l iI
 our city in most appropriate manner ] yesterday. In tie aitrrronn the o,tnr,
 some one hundred and fifty strong, lp,l
 hv the Uniform Rank K. of P. band.
 rmrndpd through our principal streets,
 an. tl'e o,drr made il most favo able impression. In the evening the enter talnmcnt and dance at the ope house i was we'll attended. James Farley, with | his usual with his usual witty sayings, amused the audience for some little lime, after which "Rain-in.thr Fla e's
 Last Raid" was presented by members "f the fraternity. The various Indian dances with the drumming of the ton kins and their, initiation of the new members t0 the tribe were very real. istic. The audience were then treated to a solo by Miss Maude Walsh; which was most eXcellently rendered., and showed Miss Walsh to have d most sweet and cnltu,ed voice. She was heartily encore to wiIic! she respondel.
 Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean" was then rendered as solo, and chornses ny Miss Nellie Hughes and Il qnartettc. Miss Hughes sang in her usua captivating way, and was also most i'ea' t'y applauled. Miss Jennie Humphrey sang d ratrintic air in her pleasing manner, for which she was em. corcl.
 George Reay then rendered his Comic song "rhe Wedding ot tile Chinre arnt the Coou," whicil waa well rrceve.I.
 The tnteitainnnrnt cuncI,nlel wig" the farce entitled "Barnuni's Elephant -r in which quite number of good jokes were rendered by Joe Burke.
 The hall was them cl arpd ar,l 'lanclIg was continued until earlylhis
The Weekly orb., 1898-05-15
TOMBSTONE, Ariz., Mly I3, 13J3.

l .....8 ANhHo'cNE'' -h'IH. 'i " 10, loJC. a The grand jurr ii ei Il pa'i | re, ort ! fidiIg indictments aga rst Simon Fig ,ucrroa for gI;t Il larceny; Binreoro Sal | azar,s assault wiIh d dea Fly weap ,n; Firmin Spert. rrIiri la'ceny; William GaI,ry aLd CharIes-W I+oa, same.
 1Ee cha, ge eagainst Jose Vclenc,a was i ipntled, anu tiie case ,f j. U. P;sul was referred to the next grand jury.
 Territory vs. lgla,ias and Thomas Larrieu-PIcai not guilty; set for May 1 l".
 Territory vs. Ga,vev and Wilson---Ar- raipned and granted statutory tina. t, plead. .
 G.orge Rafferty was excused as member oi the grand jury. Costello vs. Glbbons--Jn lgmpnt given for plaintiff for $l7O. D frndaa granted privilege to remove all buildings erected on the premise.
 Territory vs. Firmina Ygera-Giv-n uniil tomorrow to rlea!; Attorney lar d appointed to defend.
 Territory vs Simon Figuerroa-Plead rot guilty; .. S. Clark appointed to de' hr ,l--set for May l7.
 Territory vs. Sala;ar- Given untiFj Saturday to pIra!; E. w. Lml app rs.inted to defend.
 Territory v-. Lrmoci" Alnmz; grand J,nv ignored charge an,l defendant was urheit, released from cu-,o ly.
 Bun can vs. Duncar.-D vorc gr"nteeBI aml minor child awarded tn plaintiff, Dolly J. Duncan.
 Territory vs. Montoya-Grani jury ignored charge and defendant was op- dend released.
 Tprri,oly vs. Francisco Hermosillo-- Same order.
 Costello vs. Johnson ct al.-Consh- ucd for the term.
The Weekly orb., 1898-05-15
Proceedings of District court.
TOMBSTONE, Ari.., May II, 1898

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., May II, 1898. | Colin Cameron vs. P. B. Warnekros- continued for term.
 Jno. llanlon vs c. L. Cumming. et al.-evidence all in and case taken un. der advisement.
 Gatti vs. Bauer ct al.-dismissed foi want of jurisdiction and judgment rem. dered against plaintiff for costs. Territory vs. Wilson-bench warrant dismissed, 1t being shown to the satis. faction of the court that no contempt of court was intended.
 lgo vs. II. A. Morgan admr.-set for May l4th.
 Calzar vs. Johnson--case submitted and takel under aivisement.
 The grand jury made partial report bringing indictments against Juan Val. legaz. assault to klll; Joseph Severance, forgery; Antonio Moran and L. Her. nar,'lcz. burglary; and Howe Hobbs, grand larceny.
 Charges were ignored against tl e fol-, lowing persons: Harry Hughes, held fer el! mi larceny; NJ. F. Wilson, assault and attempt to k,ll; Juliu, Caesar, mayhem i; Felrnoaia Garcia. assault ant attempt To kill; Y. B. Johnson. assault with a gun: Nike Delaney, mayhem; James s. Woods, assault.
The Weekly orb., 1898-05-15
TOMBSTONE, Ariz., May l2, 1893.

=
 Court convened at 10 a m. May llth, Jiid4e G, R. Davis presiding. Territory va. Juan E. Vellegas-At. torney Swan was appointed by the c,nrt to delend-i,lead not guilty; SC, ior l7th.- ...... " Territory vs. Feverance-Attorney Johnson appointed todefend-plead nol guilty; set for the 10th.
 Terito, vs: Moran and Hernandez Attorney Reilly appointed to deiend- lead ol guilty; set for l6th.
 Territory vs. Howe Hobs Upton appolnte! tn defend-plead mol gulty; set for the Huh.
 City vs. G. II. Fltts-Julgment for plaintiff. Stay of proceedings granted I',r 60 days.
 Caesar vs. Johnsoil-nemnrer sustain. led and pllin' If allowed 30 days to file :,ncidrl complaint.
 Kerry v-. Ciark-S.t f,f trial l.ith. Harrington ". Duffey-Plaintiff al lowed gill Monday to ii.c amended com. pIainr.
 McNall.y ys. MrNA!l'v--set 'f,r 18th. Costello vs. Niibb 'ns-- set tor l5ti. Goldswnrthy \vs Gollswor. hy -Re- fel re,l to cl TX toJak proof.
 Donald McPnun Wa: admitted to cit izenshir. ...
The Weekly orb., 1898-05-15

the we'll" How many .eople observe
 this most valuable rule? Accoi ding te
 the fneucy of M .iame Gossip, none! Charles Goetjens, the well known
 rancher from tic San Pedro river paid
 our city short visit yesterday. He
 notes vast improvement in our city since his last visit here.
 The work train has been engaged for several days in picking up the old rails along the 4. x 6. E. track between here and Fairbank. The old rails are to !,e used onNthe new road from Deer Point to Nacosari.
 B. r. Graham &Co. have inst r,. ceired two carloads of furniture: refrip. erntors, he'd lounges, cnuches, baby bnggies, go carts. bedroom sets and diessers. chairs, cots, war,lrobes and cupboirds. Prices right; Terms easy. x
 Bisbee IS to have projectoscope en. tertaiEment next week wherein will be shown all the vessels of the United States and Spanish navies, inclu.!in. the vessels engagel in the battle of Nh. n,la. The blowing up of the bat,leship Maine will also be shown.
 N. stein. of rhoenix. who re,cutlv arrived in "nr city, has just opened up a full line of ladies' ready.na,le r,othiuy, including stamp hnens, which he now has on exhibition at Fred WarbuItou'S tailoring establishment on Brewery avenue. Call and see him. mlO 2t
 A Denver ,lisparth says word Las come from Fort IIuarhuca, Arizon,, that a band O! l0) InlianS. con,". .,i ~. :" ''''" ."i"g"es and YaIui4. are on the war path and moving in the direc- ton of Nogalcs. That town is ultler arms and is being patruled bv the home guard and militia. ...
 The following are the Bsbee citizen drawn as trial jurors U serv, in Tom E.sione on Monday next: j. N. Cnristiansnn. Ben Sncel. George Aston, William Flke, NJ. J. Brophy, F. Du- hacher, c. ". Blackburn. William Thomas Higgins, l.. 4. Frank 'Ip lll D Mlnyou