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Lorenzo, Marquee, Delagoa Bay, July
1.-THE British second-class cruiser
Doris and the f1rst-class gunboat Widg-
con, with Rear Admiral Sir Robert H.
Harris, in command of the Cape and
West African station, on board the
cruiser, have arrived here.
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2:1I Class-Trottlng- Purse $50

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money.
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Brisbane, Queensland. July 1.-THE
government Of Queensland has cabled
to the secretary of state for the colonies.
Joseph Chamberlain, offering $50
mounted infantry, with machine gun,
for service in South Africa in case Of
hostilities between Great Britain and
the Transvaal
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2:3o Class-Trotting-$50o.

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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-07-08
Probate Court Notice.

In the Probate Court of the County of Santa
Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of Oscar A. Hyatt,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that i'll pursuance of
an order of the Probate Court i'll and FOX the
county of Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
made the 18TH day Of May, 1899, in the matter
OF the estate OF oscar a. Hyatt, deceased, the
undersigned, the administrator of the estate of
said deceased will sell at pubiic auction, to the
highest bidder subject to confirmation b. said
Probate Court. Wednesday, She 18th day OF
June, .s9e, at o'ccc!> m, At the door of the
Court house. i'll the Town of Nogaies, il the said
county of santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona, the
following described real property, to-yvit:
An undivided o:ie malt i.iteve-. in the Edith
mine as of record, and situate in tie ORC
Blanco Mining District in said county of Santa
Cruz.
Terms OF sale: Cash. [. 5. currency.
\. L. Noon,
Administrator oft,,- Estate oscar \. Hyatt,
deceased.
Dated May 25t!l 1899.
First date Of publication May II, 1893.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Al shs.tsnbrand deceasea.

Estate of Al She!teubrand deceased.
Notice is hereby given Dy the undersigned, G.
J. Phillips administrator of the estate of Al
Shelterbrand, de ceased, to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the said de
ceased, exhibit tilcu:, with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after ;he Grst pub
lication of this notice TO the said G. J. Phillips,
administrator, at ORC Bianco, Santa Cruz County
Arizona, Territory, the same being the place for
the transaction ofthe business OF said estate, ia
said county of Santa Cruz.
&. J. Phillips
Administrator OF the estate of4Al :sheiteI:brand
deceased.
Dated at ORC Blanco, this 10th day of June 1899
; W. Purcell atty. for estate
First date ofpu5lication June TO- 1899.
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ORDINANCE no. IT.
BE il ordained by tbs Mayor and Common
Council Of tke Town OF Nogaies, as fellows:


Be il ordained by tbs Mayor and Common
Council of tke Town of NogaIcs, Is fellows:
SECTION /
For the purpose of establishing street twenty
five feat il width, to be known as East Street,
between Morley Avenue and Nelson Avenue, q
strip of land is hereby appropriated from the
land known Lot Number One, ill Block
Number Two. as numbered on Chiilsons map
Of fiogaIes.
The boundaries of said strip of ind shall be
follows, to-yrit: Commencing at a point on
the east side of Morley Avenue, sixty-eieht
feet south, from the south line of the adobe
warehouse Morley Avenue, owned by Roy
& Titcomb thence ea5terly, parallel to tic
south line of the said adobe warehouse, to Mel
son Avenue; thence southeriy twenty-five feet
along the vest line of Nelson Avenue; thence
westerly to point Morley Avenue, twenty
five feet south of the point of beginning;
thence northerly twenty-five feet to place of
beginning.
SECTION II.
The street, OF alley, known as Aaron Street
lying between NIorley Avenue and Nelson
Avenue, and being sixteen feet in width, moro
less, Is hereby declared closed, and the land in
Guided i'll Aaron Street THIS vacated, is hereby
coded to h1cssrs. Roy and Titcornb i'll cousidera-
ton of their ceding to the Town of Nogales, a
strip of land sixteen feet in width, extending
from Morley Avenue to Nelson Avenue said
strip of land so coded to constitute the north
sixteen feet of Fast Street its entire length be-
tween the said Avenues.
SECTION III.
This Ordinance shall take effect, and be in
force from and after its passage and publication
posting.
w. +. ovERToN, Mayor.
Attest:
FR-.NK J. DUFFY, Town Clerk.
First Date of publication June 10, 1899.
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Notice Of Sale of Real Estate

IN THE PROBATE: COURT of the County OF
Santa Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
In the matter ofthe Estate and Guardianship
of Lilly May Noon Mcnamara, minor.
Notice is hereby given, that III persuance of All
order oftiIe Probate Court of tins County of San
ia Cruz, Territory Of Arizona, made Oh the 10th
day of June, 1899, i'll the matter of the Estate OF
Lilly MAJ Noon Mcnamara, 4 minor, the under
signed, the Guardian of the person ana estate of
said minor will sell az private sale to ;ile highest
bidder, for cash and s:ihisct to confirmation by
said Probate Court, Monday the 26:h day of
June, 1909, ut a'clocI> Ill, at ORC nianco i'll
TIE County of Santa Cruz, all tbs right, title
interest, and Estate of the sdtd minor, and all
the right, title and interest that thu said estate
has, by operation o. law otherwise, ;.csiu:red
other than III addition to that Of the said Mi
nor, in and all that certain lot, piece, parcel
Cruz County. Territory OF Arizona, ai,l bounded
and described follows TO VT: The Tre.,Amiso3,
san Juan ard Canada mines III ORC Blanco MIN
ing District, Santa Cruz County, Arizona Terri
tory.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash
frmation of sale by said Probate Court. Deed at
expense of purchaser.
Mrs. b. L. Mcnamara,
Guardian.
Dated June 10, 1899
S. w. Purcell, Attorney for Guardian.
Date of first publication jane l., 1899.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-20
CRUSADE AGAINST BEER GARDENS.
Chicago Ministers object to the Free
Sunday Musical Entertainments.

Special Dispatch to the Pos,-Intelligencer.
CHICAGO. June 19-At q regular week
~ meeting Of the ministers association.
embracing all evangelical churches In the
city and suburbs. held this morning IL
was decided to Immediately declare
Vigorous warfare against beer gardens.
Eor several years past these resorts have
Increased In number and size. and now in
the opinion Of the ministers have become
a menace. not only to the morals, but 10
the actual material welfare of the com
munity. Rey E. Crider said at n low
estimate the number Of people who pat
reEized the gardens yesterday was 1oi osp
or one-tenth of the entire population OF
the city.
They are being made more and more at
tractive, furnishing musical and theatrical
entertainments almost as elaborate as
high priced fheaters. one OF them. in fact.
engaging the Thomas orchestra for the
entire summer season, and II they were
not TO become the ruling factors in the
utter Generalization Of the city they must
be stripped OF the cloak of respectsbiify
with which they are now clothed and
their influence for evil given a decided
check now.
Public mass meetings are 10 be called
10 the end that public sentiment against
the Eurspeantsing Of Chicago may be
aroused
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CONSUL M'Cl)cS REPORTS
MUCH INFORMATION AD0gr GOLD
FIELDS OF alaska
says The Americas Povtseo ~ the
Yakon VIII Exceed the Canadian
In valse ~ . Gold PrOaacsng
REGION, and Ii In BETTER to Work.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteil.geucer.
WASHINGTON. June BIN view Of the
disturbed relations with Great Britain relA-
tive 10 the Alaskan boundary. the state
department Is paying more attention than
ever before to gathering Information con-
corning the rich gold fields OF Alaska and
the Canadian Yukon Our consuls are d.
rected to make frequent and exhaustive
reports. and In this way much valuable
information Is being collected by the gov
eminent
The report Of Consul MeCook. of Daw-
son, will b. published IN full In the annual
volume Of consular reports. and from
proof sheets furnished by the state de-
partment the following copious extracts
from his latest reports are taken:
The gold fields In the territory Of Alas
@ AZ Forty-MHe, Eagle City and Seventy
Milo distriets are becoming more promis-
ing. and bid fair TO rival any territory yet
discovered for placer gold mining. The
geological formation in the above named
dietricts To practically the same as that
ad1ae&nt to Dawson
''6sct:ons Of the Forty-Aiile district have
been difficult OF access, out since the To-
cation OF mining camp AT Eagle City.
prospecting parties have been sent out to
examine the tributaries ct Forty Mile
river. and good paying ground has been
discovered during the past winter. Slade
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NEW TRAIN SCHEDULED
Northern Pactdc aad Great Northera
Eject an ARA ment.

ST. PAUL June is--rhe Northern Pa
ctrc and Great Northern railroads have
ehanses their train service p, that here
after the GFeAs Northsrn will have the
morning train cur for Seattle ana north
err pesnts, and the Northern Pacific the
evening train Ia the Coast
Tse double day. service 70 the Coast on
TIRE Northern Pacific and Great Northern
- thus abandoned an3 the roads. By agree
rssnt. have decided % srr q plan of send
sux ogs their overland trains from st Paul
twelve aeuFs later. How long this agree
Fnsnt Will continue - matter OF con-
lecture. for x s9ther line becomes con-
slneea IL IS Rot getting rs share OF bust
ness H. wIit repeat ats through train schsj-
u.o.
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been brought in In large quantities by
the Indians. which has helped 10 Keep the
Dss % bee. e ss THIS on e. oSs
tain sheep OtheTwfse. provisions have
remained II the high price prevailing all
winter, Felt shoes are the recognized foot
from October to April They are warmer
and far superior to the old-fashicned In
dian moceasin. All that were brought IN
last year were readily soid at so per pair
.ure more than 81 50 10 - per pair.
The mail service leaving Dawson twice
a month has been excellent The average
was made once in ten. The mail service
coming into Dawson has been wretched,
on the ist Of March the mail Of September
1888. was received: During the month
mail that the postoffice has been alter
nately closed for two days 10 sort the mail
then opened for two days for distribution.
ter failure to deliver second-class matter.
New York and Philadelphia papers came
in for the FRS, time about a month ago.
and found a ready sale at $50 copy.
LaxurtOus River Steamers.
The Quickes, route for persons coming
Forty-Siile. Eagle city or seventy Nile Is
by the pass then by boat from Lake Ben
nett through Dawson. The bulk Of freight
for Dawson VIII. OF course. cope up tha
y
head OF navigation VII be better supplied
with boats this year than last. and il is
to BE- hoped freight rates VIII be reduced.
Dawsoa. the Alaska ExpIors lion Company
VIII nave six river steamers and Ave
harSes; the Empire line. four river steam-
era. one steam tug and half q dozen harges;
river steamers, two others chartered and
eight barges, North American Trading 4
Iranspoststion Company. six river steam
srs the Columbia Navigation Company.
two river steamers: the Seattle Yukon
Transportation Company. three river
steamers and kthree harses-all Of which
have accommodations Tor both freight and
steamers in the United States There
are some fourteen steamers frozen un in
the Yukon and 1t is feared that when the
H. Some Of the companies wll run small
steamers With sdpplies up the Koyukuk
river. as many people will remain In that
section another winter.
TAawins Machines . Great Success.
The shawing mashine has proved
more economical than the old method
burning far leas wood. The thawing ma
Chimes % far consist Of boiler or say,
.ns There Win be demsnd f1 for p IN
Claims are cheap ON the market today,
oWHS 10 the scarcfty OF money. A good
many prefer ioaning their money at 10 per
cent = month interest en- good claims to
buying the claims
one Is struck on visiting the miners
cabins for the FIRST time by the apparent
lack OF consideration for comfort. One
fnds II BY II or IA by l6 cabin, with two
hunks at the end facing the door, built to
accommodate two or three persons for
sleeping, though four. Ave and six are
often taken care Of over night The cook
Ing stove Is In a corner near the door.
fhere Is no ventilator except small hole
cut IN the roof, as the door Is usually
closed. l have seen outside of a ca hin
similar 10 the one just described. hundrsas
OF empty champagne bottles. costing Soo a
pint. The money nigh, have been spept
IN providing more hab.table quarters"
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens FOOT-EASE. a powder
for the feet. II cures painful.
swollen, snarting. nervous feet. and in :
huafons. lis the greatest comfort dis
eoyeTy u the age Aliens Foot Ease
makes tight or rev shoes fee. easy. II
In . certain cure for sweating. eal.ous
and hos. tired. aching feet Try IL to-
day Sold by ali druggists ana shoe
stores. By mail for CSC. Tn stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address, Alien q. DIM
ssec, lie Roy, y. Z.
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ALASKA BOUNDARY MATTER
Canada Has Not Made Any Demand
ON the british Gov
eFnmPmt.

LONDON, June ia.-The officials OF the
colonial office toiay were shown a dis
patch frem Washington. saying that Can
ada had served notice on Great Britain
that she must choose between the United
states and her North American dominion
IN the settlement Of the Alaska boundary
dispute. They denied the story. both in
substance and fact, and that il can
BE- further reafnrned that the modus vi
vendi was reached early last week, as
rabied 10 the Associated Press at that
time.
The arrangement. which Is a verbal enc
cesis with the question on broad lines
One or tive minor details are ssiii under
discussion and when they are settled a
hnas ARA nxernent viii be entered into II
may be further said that the boundary
sErsed upon follows the submits OF White
and Chiikoot passes.
Canada AlsO Denies IL.
OTTAWA, Ont. June is-The state
nsent published in New York today that
the Domsnsor government has tcid Eng
land 10 chcose between Canada and the
United states In the Alaskan boundary
negotiations to positively contrad.cted In
government circles here.
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ne0t - the tchAea9.
Rl0n1-IN. June BIN the rsichssax to-
eay The Anglo German treaty was referred
TO committee 81 twenty-one members
During tho course Of the debate Herr
llenefMhan Won SenneberE attacked Great
1r1tAin's proceedings In samoa The
Uinistef Of foreign affairs. Baron Won
Bueaow. rcrlied by saying:
have no objection to again define our
attitude on the Samoan question. We shall
not depart from the sfipuiatiens OF the
samoan treaty. nor allow Great Britain
70 turn ue from our course We recog-
nlsc the rights al others while maintain
Ing our own. We shalt provide ran In
Identification OF the Germans whose prop
crty was Destroyed By Illegal Rri.ish or
American action"
After aiiusinx Ia the powers af the high
ccmuiission. U~rmany's tnsiStsnc~ on the
prtncapse of unsnimfty In tss decisions and
the provisional assumption of the govern
ment 81 samoa by the commission ssundsr
whose direction the maritime and consular
representatives were instructed to place
themselves. the minister read dispatches
outlining tho situation a. already fully
KNOWN. the only new points hetpx the
German commissioners statement that the
cosnn,tsAan received both Aaiietoa TAnus
and MAtAafa a. having equal rights A.
party leaders and the announcement that
ths possibility uf strife may be- ended b.
the abolition ~ the kinwsair.
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creek, tributary in the Eagle City dis
trict, has recently been found TO contain
much gold. and no. doubt many other
the FortyMi,s district American creek
Chicken creek and Sfonehouse creek con-
tain rich gold deposits. but the best In
TINS district is Jack Wade creek. which
rom all Indications, win equal any yet
found. even in the Yukon district OF Can
ada.
Gold Belt Of the KoyukuE.
The gold belt Of the koyukuk mining
district, in the vicinity Of Union City and
10 be- as rcS pess Aasss s also found
more adapted to hydraulic mining Circle
City was almost deserted at the time OF
these discoveries. the miners stampeding
Iona distance. From Rampant city the
trip was only aoo miles and the trails were
IN good condition The ground where gold
has been found IN the Koyukuk district il
reported not 50 frozen - In the Klordike
and II IN therefore easier TO work
1T 10 surmised that Alaska will exceed
the Canadian Yukon in gold output IN a
ers mors gold bearing terri,ory and the
gold 50 fG discovered is evenly distrfb-
uted, not being In pockets, as In the case
on many creeks In tho Klondike district
Joining one worthless.
The miners In United States territory
nave cinerent regulations for each dis
tsetsc" tnstaHee, on American creek the
miner Is allowed a I.sap-foot claim as per
United States statutes: while on Wolf
creek. adjacent the miner II allowed only
a W-foot clam, On Jack Wade creek
l'eoe feet is the length allowed
Illegal Powers OF ATTORNEY.
stalking by illegal powers % attorney
Is praeticed The recorder IN order 10
get his fee Of t25c. records for any one
making statement On Jack Wade creek
were sent from Dawson with illegal pow
ers OF attorney, The miners held a meet
ing and declared that the staklng by
powers Of attorney not properly au,henti-
Gated before . notary public or recognized
ofneial Was Illegal They afterwards de-
ciared the size o. claims to be m Zee,
instead OF leo feet a. nrs, determined
AZ stu another meeting IL was nut on
record that the powers Of attorney preri-
ously declared illegal were thereafter 20
be considered legal
IT would be well IL all the districts In
Alaska could be governed by unifsrm
mw, as local regulations cfsen change the
SIZE d! claims. etc These eousit,sons nsy-
NIT miner 10 Locate and record q claim
on all the creeks, which would appesr 10
operate against the welfare OF the coun-
Try AS II 10 new. II the ewner OF claim
Is called away 20 visit ais home IN the isni.
ted States. his claim may be divided dur.
ING Ills absence by miners meeting
WIN United States iand ofYcs al,
circle c'y and one az Eagle CITY ia covsr
nadlsn froasier+ ard another in the Kovw-
kHk district conditions would be improved
Fresh neef All Winter.
"a sanitary Inspector ana a hs.,,, u~,-
ser have been appointed ana Dawsor a. -
te drafre "a. There has Seen An OVERSEE
~ fresh meat this xinter-byrf ki,ie.s l.,
the 'ais and Kept froseH. Moose mea, hss
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J0UBERT's PLANS FOB WAR.
CO0mAo1eP-ls-Chie Of the Beers
woakA Expees - Capture
Case ToWn.

O0De Town.
LONDON. Jnse fs--Ths o.. Janss O.
oetts this afternoon claims TO have ~
cstved fro0 IN absolutely rcaAaiss source
~ Pretoria. capital Of the TransvaAi. the
plan 81 campaign WAieh will b followed
~ Gen. Joubert. eommandeg-in-chtef Of
4ho Beers. In event - vss helwsso Ne
Transvaal and Great Britain
Gen. youbert'e force win consist Of -
60 maa. ARMED With Namsss rise. n sd-
ditton 10 - aufck-siriEx guns and i.oo ar
tfIlerymen. most Of them drawn from the
0ssnan and Dutch srnis~.
With these TROOPS and help expscted
eroa the Orange Free State he - 10 annrch
- Kimberley. - diamond uintng eenaer
In West GrtauAnd. which forms four Of
&c seventy divisions Of Gaps Colony.
of Biocmfontein. In his march on Kim
eerley. Joubsrt will use the railroad ~
Tar a. available. expects to capture the
town with sitghs ioss and blow up the De
oosss diamond mine.
simultaneously. II n sddsd, the railroad
from Cape Town 20 Dutwware WsH ~ Ae-
otroyed ~ Boer sympatlstSefs an1 agents
n Gags Colony will destroy the Port Uis-
ahsth-Pretosia hae south Of nloemloassin
- pesssnt British troops froA using t.
Finally. Immediately after Kimbsrlsy =
captured. Gen Joubert VIII advaace on
CApo Town. tho capital of Cape Colony.
1hfoaoA The western provinces. where the
OutoA pre1omiaate. and are expected TO
Join the Hoers.
Jouhurt calculates he NTH b. master Of
Caps Town = fortnight alter the declare
ton Of war. ard that he viii then b. able
to dictate terms Of peace.
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WASHINGTON, June ls.--It Il impr0b-
able that the war department win Accept
az final the declaion Of the Pennsyivaria
state court. declaring that the army can
Ger in charge OF the canteen ~ Camp
Meade appealed to the war department Tor
assistance In defending the case. anc the
aeparsmnt .ppscsnS Of 81. :p q isie:
with the request that aA ot1cer OF that de-
partment be assl&ned 1or the pur-
pose It IL believed the. dsclsfon Wa req
The principle involved 10 regarded - Inn
portant, and II 10 slgnincant thai the Penn
syivana decision is directly in conflict with
the formal opinion Of the court 81 clninas
in q case Involving aha cAnteen.
The court decided that the canteen was
'.one OF the Observation-Disclosures Of govern
ment," ant. therefore exempt from taxation.
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ALMOST 1880 CUBANs PAID.


From Interior ToWns.
HAVANA. June 1s.--Gen. George ~ Ran.
dali has returned from paying the Cuban
soldiers. He says he paid almost $50 men.
The majority delivered up their arms,
which were turned over to the civil author
tiles. A few men were arrested for issuing
bogus certificates of discharge.
Lieut.. Col. Reber. OF Gen. Williams stan.
has arrived at Sancti Spiri;us. He finds
the wires are being more respected since
the arres; anc punishment OF the last Of
tenders.
Gen. Maxine Gomez has Instructed Gen.
Rafael Rodriguez. his chief Of stan. to open
an office 81 Quinta de Los Mollnos ana 70
begin the preparation Of the new lists.
The work was begun today. Gen. R0dri.
guex mailed persona. notices and published
In all the newspapers Of the Island tnstruc,
tons 10 division corps brigade. regimantal
and company commanders to send. ~ soon
as possible, complete data-the names OF all
the men Of their commando, with ths Gates
OF enlistment and period OF service. The
preparation OF the lists will be pushed for
ward with all speed, because OF the conds.
ton OF the soldiers virtually mobili1ed
miles from home at the pay stations.