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The Coconino sun., 1899-02-11
ARIZONA SoLONS.

VI Ne~~ AAAAbSAsaAt W OIA A0uS III tuS
 Legislature This Week.
 MT. Bunch's council bill 4 fixing the time for holding court in the four ju- dicial districts, passed the council. This is the bill presented by request of the judges.
 Speaker Ashurst presented a bill creating the northern Arizona normal school, to inhabit the Flagstaff build. ing erected for reformatory.
 Mir. Etz presented bill amending the gambling law so as to prohibit gambling in places where women are employed. It also provides that only such games shall be operated for which license has been issued.
 The recommendation of the governor touching the female suffrage, and the recent work of the members of the w. c. T. U. bore fruit in the legislature Monday. The following bill "defining the rights of womsn," was introduced in the council by MT. Murphy and in the house by Mr. Sanders: "That every woman above the age of twenty one, residing in this territory. and otherwise possessing the qualifications of an electOr, shall have the right to vote and hold office, and there shall be no distinction between the sexes as to the qualifications of voters or the right to hold office.''
 Mir. Parr introduced bill providing that any person, persons, firm, com pany or corporation refusing Q pay taxes on certain properties that have not been exempted by acts Of the legis- lature of the territory of Arizona shall not receive the benefit of the services of any county or territorial peace officer in the protection of the property they refuse to pay taxes on. This act does not apply to properties exempted by the previous legislatures of the terri tory of Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-11
THE COCONINo SUN.

|
 of the pack peddlers passed the coun- cil.
 MT. Murphy's council bill No. 27, presented Monday, fixes the maximum rate of railroad passenger fare at three cents per mile.
 Mir. Goldwater also introduced a bill reappointing the representation in the legislature. It provides for county re- presentation, gives each county one councilman and apportions the members of the house as follows: Apache county, one; Coconino, one; Cochise, two; Gila, two; Graham, two: Maricopa, five; Moh- ave, one; Navajo, one; Pima, two: Pin al, one; Yavapai, five, and Yuma, one.
 This change from the present appor- tionment takes one from Cochiss, and adds one to Gila, adds one to Maricopa, takes two from Pima, takes one from Pinal, and adds two to Yavapai. The bill gives Yavapai and Maricopa coun- ties ten of the twenty-four members of the house.
 It was read secoud time and MT. Goldwater wanted it sent to the whole committee for consideration, Feb. 20. On Mir. Wright's motion the time was set for Wednesday, March, l.
 MT. Finley presented bill consti- tuting the board of equalization in the auditor and four other members appoin- ted by the governor for four years.
 MT. Wright gave notice that he will introduce bill regulating the charges of sleeping cars.
 The ''boleta" or ''scrip" bill passed the house, although the strength of the vote cast for it is convinced that it is unconstitutional and that the governor will veto it.
 Mir. Sanders two bills, creating a mine inspector, and making eight hours, a day for mine laborers, were taken out of Mir. Sanders mines committee, where they have been six days, and consider ation of them indefinitely postponed. MT. Paris bill, taxing the net proceeds <,f ,pipos woo troo tod in tho co rpa voau
The border vidette., 1899-12-30
Volcanic Eruptions.

Are grand, but Skin Erup,ions rol life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica< cures them; also Old, R Fever So es, Ulcers. Corns, Warts, Cuts, Chapped Hands, Chilbla cure on earth Drives Aches. Only 9 censn guaranteed.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30
RAILROAD ITEMS.
Picked up by "El Capitan," While on
 the Wing.

To Santa Claus: just tell them that you seen me
 We always do get ''turned around" on the Herlnosillo loop.
 J M. Gibbs, of the Nogales office lodge.
 Joe. Reddoch, won the cake Chris mas nj Int i'll one of the m lst graceful walks of the seuson.
 The N. M. & A. Ra,l way has ha a conductor named Short Long, but he is neither too-nor too.
 Fl Capitan hepes You boys will have a hal py New Year and do what you can to nike others happy.
 Teddy Roo, evelt, must have been a brak euan on a box car caboose at some time to get the idea of a name for his regiment.
 En. ineer Shanaban, is the Warde ! Mac Alister of the south end anu shines as bright on the ball room floor as at the throttle. It looks to a man on top of a train like o4r mama couLtry had over rated her "i5ullgine" and if she runs short on sand sine will have to double. We l,.-l, kl, sreased the rail.
 Road Master Krohn, of the first division is the proud papa of 8 baby siil and winner at Loteria to tEe tune of S5,0o0. At that rate, Fl Capitan would be down praying fer twins.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30
FRANK DEHAN DEAD.
The Passing of One of Nogales'
 Pioneers.

Frank Dehan, half brother of Mir. D. Calisher is dead He passed away " ednesday morning at 10 o'clock in the rooms of MT. John Hunter at the Brown lodging house. Mir. pehan was at Magdalena on a business trip wheA he was overtaken by serious attack of heart failure. Mir. D. Calisher, his brother, vas notiied and he immediately dispatched Dr. Purdy south to bring the sick man home to NosaIes. The doctor and his patient arrivel on Wednesday mornin. $ train and were met at the depot by Mir. Calisher and a number of friends. On account of Mr Dehan's serious con- dition he was taken to Mir. Hunters rooms whi;h We're nearby, where rything that medical science and loving hands could do was done to re- lieve him, but to TO avail, and he l breathed his last at 10 a'clo;k.
 ! Frank Dehan was well and favor ably known in southern Ariz ona and SJnoru, having Lived here mere than twenty years He leaves a wife who is prostrated by her great loss. The funeral tock place from the under. taking psrIors of Geo. 5. Marsh, and was largely attended by the oece ,sed's friends, who were there to honor the deadand sympathize with the living in this their hour of sorrow. HE
 VIDETTE extends sympathy to the berea ved family.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

MT. Luis A. Martinez, the wealthy ship owner of Guay mas, has jlst com pleted arran sements for the purchase of g new and pretty gasoline launcl, owned by Mir. k. Nj. Stadden of Man zanilio. The new launch wisi arrive. in Guayrnas in few days.
 Colonel Alonso Martinez, of tlIe Eleventh Battalion, ~ho was recently wounded in battle with the Yaqai rebels, died at Potam on tine Doth snst His body was taken to Guay- mas Tuesday, and "Wednesday 1t Was shipped b. rail to his former home in Guadalajara, where it ~ill be inferred His ~ife acco epanied the remains.
 The first trainloll of coke for the Boleo Copper Company of Santa Ro- salia, Lower California, arrived at Guaym4s this week. The coke Is shipped from CIrIlff, En gland, to New Orleans by steamer, thence by rail to Guaylnas. The Sonora railway has contrac0el to transport to Gu4ymls I2,000 tons. For the conve, ance of this shipment 1t will require 300 cars. This shipment will greatly increase tine freight business of tne Sonora rail road.
 At Hermosillo, on the l4 instant, ALr. Cnas H. Butfctt and Miss. kefu- gio L4ndeli, were united in marriage. Mir. and Mrs. Butiett let immediately for La Colorada, Where they will make theIr home. Alr. Butiett IS we'll aud favorable known in Nosales. where he has a host of friends. Miss. LandelI Is one of HermosI los most char.i,ing young society ladies. HE VIDErrE extends hearty congratulations and hopes that they may have smooth journey on lies matrimonial sea. May all their troubles be little ones.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30
The Dewey Club Banquet.

The banq -et given Christmas eve at the De"ey clLb In honor of few friends of the members, Was nest enjoyable affair anu will long be re- menbe,e by those fortunate euou h to be present.. The folio ins Is list of the members or the clu;,, all of whom were ill attendance: C II Ott, w H Kelsey, Harry Hay, Mr. James, " J N McUurdy, Milo Bohall, Mr. Tonk,n, terd Keil, J B Bristol, H w Williams, Fred Borenstein.
 The 4uests invited were: Captain EKey, John Gibson, l. c Cloud, Mir. Hook, Ben Parker, Bruce Stanley, Sheriff Biodrlck, Mr. McR ,ynolLs, Dr. Wenschke, Mace Eursoon, E McG uinty.
 Among the numerous toasts during the evening Was "fhe Maine Guy' by Mr Kelsey, which was the hit of the evening. Mir O.t's sentimental songs brought tears to every members eyes.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

CHRISTMAS was celebrated in South ern California by frst-class earth quake. A number of lives were lost and many thousand dollars worta of property destroyed It is hoped that the eastern tourists who were frigh,en ed out of years growth will stop in Arizona on their way out of Califer- nia after their recent shaking up. We have no earthquakes here.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

THE BORDER VIDErrE is read by every Ameri- can mining ill Sonora. It prints all the mining news of Sonora and Southern Arizona THE VIDErTE is therefore valuable to inanufac- turers of and dealers in mining machinery and supplies
The border vidette., 1899-12-30
AMENDMENT
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION OF TIE KANSAS CITY AND SONORA MIN ING AND MILKING COMPA,aY
 OF NOGALESs ARIZONA.
, II:

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That at the regular annual meeting of the stock holders of the Kansas City and Sonora Mining and Milling Company, of Hogales, Arizona, held at Kansas City, Missouri Monday, December nth, 1s9e, there were present stock holders representing three-fourths of the stock of said company, and by unanimous vote of all of said stockholders present, 1t was;
 Resolved. That Article Third or the Articles of Incorporation of the said Kansas City and Sonora Mining and Milling Company be altered and amended to read as foilaws, to-wit:
 Third,-That the general nature of the bnsi- ness proposed to be transacted by said corpora ton, is bonding, locating. buying. selling, leas- ing and working mines and mining claimS buying. selling, mining milling and extracting gold silver aud other mnerals from t!.e earth quartz and all base metals other substances; to buy, sell and lease lands and to erect and lease buildings thereon; to own all necessary mills mill-sites, water priviedges and rights Of way; to own aud operate general merchaudise stores ill connection with saId mines and mills. and generally to oo and trdnsact general mn ing business in the states ana territories of the United States of America, and in the State of Sonora, Republic of Mexico.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I, John H. Turner, President of said Kansas City and Sonora Min ing and Milling Company, have hereunt0 set my hand and caused the seal or SalQ COrpOrd- ton to be hcreunto ottached and attested by the Secretary Of said Company this 1lth day of December A. b IS99.
 KANSAS CITY AND SONORA MINING AND
 MILLING COMPANY,
 SEAL. By JOHN II. TURNER, Presi-
 cent.
 EDGAR HUBBARD, Secretary.
 STATE OF MISSOURI,
 COUNTY or JACKSON.
 Before me, tAe undersigned, Notary Public appeared John H. Turner, known to to be the President of the Kansas City and Sonora Mining and Milling Company, of Nogales, Arizona, who knowledged that he executed the foregoing instrument as President of said Cor peratIon, for the purposes therein expressed. In witness whereof l have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, Seal this nth day of December, A. D., ISS9
 REFS TURPIN Notary Public Jackson County, Missouri
 | Ten cent stamp.
 My commission ea pires March 18th 1901. Territory of Arizona, s. Santa Cruz County.
 l hereby certify that the within instrumen, was filed and recorded at the request of F. D. Miller, Sept. Io A. D., 1899, at 4 p. m., B NJ, Pages I55 and I55
 Witness my hand and cfic;al seal the day and yeIr aforesaid LOUIS HUDGIN, Deputy County. Recorder
 Date of first publication Dec. 23 1899.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30
Working Night And Day.

Tine busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was made is Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Every pill is a sugar coated globule of health, that changes weakness into strength, listlessness in to energy, brain-fag into mental pow er They're won derful in building up the healt.4 Only 25 cents per box Sold by L. W. Mix, & Cos, drug store.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

THE VIDETTE is pleased to report the improvement of Judge Quinn, of Crlttenden, who has been quite i'll at the Brown lodging house the past two weeks. We join the judges many friends in hoping for - his speedy and complete recovery. *
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

THE Florence Tribune Is predicting that blood will be shed in Noyales Brother Reppy has about recovered from the Phoenix carnival and now has desi gns on Nogales. With Joe Mulhatton on the Tribune staff, most any ''@ld thing" may be expected from that paper.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

TIE Oasis is very much agitated be- cause THE VIDETTE is using the blue pencil on the affidavit" being publish ed i'll its columns. Before the "blank affidavit Is concluded, we may for the benefit of the OasIs and a faw of tn
 papers friends lay aside the blue pen
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

ARIZONA could do no more graceful act than to honor brave Gen. Law toms memory by erecting a monument at the capital in memory of the fallen hero; who has done so murh for Ari Zona.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

IF Rudyard Kiplins handles a gun with the ease he wields a pen, the Boe:s had better keep in the brush.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30
DECEMBER 30, 1899.

ThE VItET1E wishes its readers a prosperous and happy new year.
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

THE Oasis and Phoenix Gazette threaten to nix things. Whoop 'er
The border vidette., 1899-12-30

SoaE folks in Nogales are hard to please
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-01-26
DELAWARE 26 1899

discussion was the announcement that
whereas Eighteenth street residents
asked for water facilities, the pipe was
laid UP Sixteenth, and only a few
people took IT. Mr.. Smedley, one of
those who ordered the water pipe in
stalled on his premises, has the pipe,
but says the water has not been laid
yet. His residence is rather high to
get sufficient pressure.
Edward Bringhurst, Jr., sent letter
to the board stating that the condition
of Market street from Riyerview to st.
Johns Church was abominable, The
street contains holes and ruts dan
gerous to drive on without risk of acct
dent. He thought it might result in
damage suits against the city.
The communication WAS referred to
the street commissioner who will repair
the city's section of the road and will
report back as to the condition of that
part OF the road for which the railway
company is responsible. The directors
of the department. will also look at the
road probably.
Councilman Morris asked for an arc
light at Tenth and Spruce streets. No
action was taken.
Plumber and drain layers licenses
were granted to Hedley s Peacock and
p. +. Walsh.
The weekly payroll of sl65. 90 was APP
proved, The following collections were
reported: Secretary, S33, 90; clerk of
the market, S13.2S; city auditor, 1926,
City Treasurer Curry reported balances
of S45, 054.07.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-01-26
John WanamaIser.
TRUSTEES OF THE POOR.


Quarterly Meeting at the AImshouse Yes'|
ter'iay-Contracts for Supplies.
The quarterly meeting Of the Trus.
tees of the Poor was held Yesterday att
the almshouse at Farnhurst, President
Armstrong presiding. Superintendent
Mccoy reported PAT white and SO col.
ored inmates; total, 2S3. There were
five deaths in the month, as follows
Rebecca Lewis, aged los years; Susan
McNulty, 66; Mary Erwin, 6S Susanna
Parr, %, and James Murray, 80. The
pay roll of S414. II was allowed,
The following amounts were expended
for outside relief: Brandywine hum
dred, $50. %; Wilmington SO, 006. 81 \
Christiana, S25 80; New Castle, $3.50. 80 !
Mil Creek, S53.73; White Clay Creek,
Sl99, ~ Red lion, ST.. 90, st. Georges,
S223 %; Pencader, S42. 80; Appoouini-
mink, $3.50 81; Blackbird, $50. ST.; total
S3,510.6l. The house bills were
So, 56675, and the grand total of ex-
penses for the quarter, 80, so. so.
blds were opened for furnishing sup
full bidders being:
FOR Tobacco-G. L. Steinicken.
Bread George II. Huber
Bntter- Gritfenberg Il Salmon.
Shoes Daniel McCusker.
Beef Fred Kienle
Mutton Patrick Monaghan,
Dry Goods William b. Sharp & Go.
Groceries George W, Gray.
DruSs--J, Harvey Spruaaoe,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-01-26
THE CHRISTIANA MYSTERY.
Police Wonder n the Man who Fell Over
board Is stiii In the Water.


board Is still In the Water.
While the police believe man fell
or jumped into the Christiana River at
or near Orange street wharf last Satur-
day night week, they are wondering
whether there is o body somewhere in
the stream or whether the man sue
ceeded in climbing out Of the water
after he was seen by Benjamin Green,
William Campbell and Jesse Sharp.
One Of the officers of the department.,
in speaking of the matter this morn
ing, said it is possible that the man
simply foated or swan around the
north side pier at Market street bridge
and climbed out on one of the boats
then moored at Warmers wharf. Ii he
did get out, however, he must have
had some object in concealing his
which certainly have been
concealed to the present time, and got
away as quietly as possible.
While some of the officers OF the
police force have this theory they are
still on the lookout for anything that
resembles body or any clue that will
solve the mystery, for the whole affair
is certainly mysterious.
Friends of B. +. Walls, who is miss
ing, are, as a rule, of the opinion still
that the man was Walls and that he was
drowned, but they are at loss to know
why nobody has found any traces OF
the remains or something that will fur
nish definite information concerning
the missing man. N
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-01-26
leaths.

pr1cu a. w., f,a,,i. =. I., ,o.. 80.
80 ha,.naI Ia is " oahuary ivth. Issy,
.,na DV'o'ou "'ie " At"nA oueh' nSeu "
,j,1,.s, a..
nu1tNE-ln this cry on January ioth, ley1, Mar
tln V. bu2ine, aged u years.
CANNANAN--In this city, on january Esd, lSg0,
John Cannavan, aged % years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral on Friday morning al q
o'clock, from his late residence, No. 3lB Clay.
mont street, south SIDE, hlRn mass al ~ Mary's
an ,.,. az oeiooA' An'ofinehe at oatnedral
se'nu'ory,
SapLh-In this CITY, on January 18Th, 1899,
t,a',Ir agsda voa,o e'as''" "' anu mary
Sauih' aseu y Soaie.
Sarah NJ, vile OF Elias w. Edwards, nged %
years.
EDWARDS--On January 2ad, 1892 Thomas I'D
wards aged % years.
FlTZHARRIS-In this city, on January 2lst, 1902
Lizzie titzharriH, AGED years, mouths.
GAMBLE-on the cad instant, Robert ~ Gamble
son Of Robert +. and Elizabeth Gamble aead
d. years.
Relatives, friends, Miudua Tribe, No. a. Had
Men, and Fame Hose Fire Co. are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral on Thursday afler-
noon, at o'clock, from his late residence, No
aoo Unioh street inlerinent at hiyerytew Gem
etery.
r,,x,r,,,-,o,, nsioep " Jesus.
hhNUhiAsoN-0n January 2oth. 1899, Katie,
woot .enes henuriAsoh. "a her sist year.
oASEsn ~, we f,SsiuenGe OF william Morrison,
Near vsie.on, Whte Gay Creek hundred, Mrs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-01-26
nARBoR APPROPRIATION
Provisions In the Bm Now Before Congres
MIR. Handy,s etatement.

MIR. Handy's statement.
Congressman L. Irving Handy, last
night, authorized the following state
ment:
Washington. Jan. "a. The River
and Harbor bill reported to the House
today carries IN appropriation for Will
mington harbor amounting in the
aggregate to $500, 7SO. OF this sum
$4,000 is appropriated in cash avail
able during the fiscal year, ending
June 30th, 1900, and $40, $50 is the
additional amount which the Secretary
OF War is authorized to expend in
future contracts to complete the exist
ing project.
s24, 200 may be used for maintenance.
"No city on the Atlantic coast has
been treated in the pending bill more
generously than has Wilmington. Its
demands, for instance, have been more
fully met than those of Philadelphia.
The Fifty fifth Congress should be
remembered in Wilmington as the great
harbor improvement Congress. At its
second session, this Congress gave Will
mington harbor on the Sundry Civil
bill, S205, 846. Adding that apIropria-
tion to the one carried in the pending
plil you viii uuu bHstt bl6 i ilty-lttlf
Congress has given Wilmington harbor
all told, 1926, 626.
"This is a magnificent sum. 1t is
| largely in excess of the total amount
appropriated for Wilmington harbor
by all other Congresses put together
since the foundation of the govern
ment.
with single exception every river
and harbor improvement in Delaware
is we'll taken care of in the pending
bill. Appoquinimink River gets IS, 600,
Smyrna River gets $1,000, Murderkill
River gets 5000, Broad Creek River
gets $1,000, Mispillion River gets
50, 500, Nanticoke River gets $1,000, st.
Jones river is to be surveyed for a
new project.
1.-THE one exception to this general
| good treatment is the inland water
way between Delaware Bay and Chin.
colleague Bay. For continuing this
improvement, on which the govern
ment has already spent about $50, 900,
the pending bill makes no appropria-
ton, made a strong effort to get
$50, 600 for continuing the project, but
the committee has refused to grant
anything. The engineering department
claims that if the appropriation was
made the 'money could not be spent,
because of an injunction obtained by
the railroad. "a,
| Levin Irving Handy"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-01-26

Hagerstown, Nd, Jan. 25.-Walter
r.. EARLY, colored, aged ID years, who
was shot in the head in quarrel over
a game of crap on Sunday by Edward
Orcutt, colored, aged Is years, died
Monday, A Jury Of inquest returned
the verdict that EARLY came to his
death from pistol wound inflicted
with murderous intent by Edward
Orcutt. Justice Ripple and States
Attorney Wagaman conducted the in.
quest. j. Frank Kreigh was foreman
of the jury. The testimony of witnesses
to the shooting was that Orcutt de-
manded cents of Early, claiming he
owed him that amount. Early refused
to pay it and Orcutt went away, Sc
cured a revolver, climbed on top of a
she'd where the game was in progress,
stuck the pistol down through stove
pipo hole in the roof and shot Early,
who died Ia hours later.