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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
POLICE STOP ALL BALL GAMES.

Several arrests made for Sunday baseball
games yesterday. and in the upper part Of this
borough, over in Brooklyn and on the outlying
fields Of Long Island. whether the grounds were
inclosed or not the games were promptly stopped.
and IL the pitcher sent ball over the plate and the
catcher caught It the hatsman took his place.
all three players OF the team were arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
BROOKLYN.
CINCINNATI

Earned runs-C IncInnafI, 2 BrookIyn, I. Two Dase
-selbach Miller Farrell Anderson. Double plays
Selbach and Beckey Stenfedt. Corcorsn ard Beckley
First base balls-On Hahn 8: of Phillips. / OF
Hughes. 3. Hit by pitched ba-By Hahn, by Phil,
lips l. Struck out-By Hahn. !: by Hughes. 3 Passed
balls-wood. Farrell. Wild pitch--Hughes Time-1:5o
Umpires-Swartwood and Warner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
NETWORK WINS AND LOSES
LrsTriEss PLAYING MARKS BOTH GAMEs-DoHEN

WILD IN SECOND GAME
st. Louis. May 2.-St Louis and New-York
played doube-heade at League Park to-day be
fore a crowd Of seventeen thousand persons. Both
games were dull and li=tless. NewYork won the
first game by punching five hits In the eighth
inning Doheny was wild in the second game and
gave eight bases balls; This, coupled with
timely hitting gave to the st. Louis team an easy
victory. The follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
FIRST CAME.
.Ratted for Young In ninth inning.

'Batted for Young in ninth inning
Ne lTarI 0 oIs
Earned uns-st Louis. /: New-York 4. Two base hit
Stencil. Three-base hit-O' Common. Home Wal
lace. Grady Sacrifice hit-Seymour Double play-Dav.s
. Wilson. First base hais-OH Seymour. o; on
Young, ]. Balk-Seymour. Struck out-fy Seymour. 4;
by Young. 2 Time-Two hours. Cmpres-Smith and
Burns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
pENATAoUIr coR1NTHIAN SCHEDULE

The Penataquit Corinthian Yacht Club Will give
good many races this year. and the shedule OF
fixtures In this club Is generally one OF the long
est The first contests will be the spring regatta
TO be held on May go which will be for club
boats. For the annual open regatta, entries will
be received from members OF all recognized yacht
clubs, and In the regattas OF May 80 July August
and September there will be a special class for
knockabouts. The Regatta Committee, composed OF
II Chester Hepburn. chairman; John r. Suydam
George g. Magoun Alden s. Swan and Chester
i. Lawrence, calls the attention OF intending con-
testants TO the revised racing rules which are
published In the annual club book for 1899
The following schedule for this year was issued
yesterday May 3d. spring club regatta start ar
p. mi July T. annual club regatta. start at .. m
July Is, snipe class. start at $3.50 p. M: July o.
regatta. start at l p. m; August -. haf-raters
start at p. m; september 2 start at p. m; Sep.
tember 4. fan club regatta start at p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22

The Touring Club de France has spent 1900
francs during the last five years the improve
ment OF streets and roads. and in putting up
ings at dangerous places etc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
SECOND GAME

Game called account OF darkness
81 Louis, .'..''....'...'..'..''.'.''
Earned runs-St Louis q NewYork. ?. Two-base hit
Stencil. Hon" run-O' Brien: Double pays-Davs and
Wilson 2 First base balls-On Doheny. 8; on
Powell. J. Wild pitch-Doheny. Struck out-By Powell
2 Stolen bases-Van Haltren, o Brien. Time-1:zo
Umpires-Smth and Burns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22

j. BEAvoR WEBB TO BE FLEET CAPTAIN
The following notice. dated from the flagship
Corsair has been sent out for publication from the
New-York Yacht Club:
General orders No. 1.
have appointed Mr. ]. Beaver Webb feet cap-
tain. J. PIERPONT MORGAN, Commodore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22

Several Australian racing men intend undertaking
the circuit through Canada and the United States.
after competing at the worlds championship meet
ing In Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT AT CREEDMOOl

In Berlin cycle races are about to be held for a
gold bicycle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22

For enterprise the French Cyclists Touring Club
Is hard TO excel France is evidently not big enough
for IT, for a month from May IS 1t is organizing for
its members tour in Morocco. riding over the road
between Tangier and Fee. Last year II ran an ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22

GERMAINE WINS THE FRENCH OAKS.
HERsE SECOND AND JACAssE THIRD-FIFTEEN
HORSES RUN
Paris May 21.-The French Oaks was won
to-day by Germane. with Herse second Jacasse
third and Sesara fourth. Fifteen ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22

The cost of motor cycling has been stated as a
third Of penny mile. OF course It depends on
the nature OF the road. The figure given may apply
to an ordinary stretch of highway. but II the seen
ery OF the mile in question happens to be inter
spersed with policemen the cost is greatly enhanced
forthwith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-22

Many wheelmen decided yesterday 70 follow the
route printed in The Tribune OF Sunday. The
route showed delightful run. extending from
Elzabet n. j.. through Railway. Metuchen and
New Brunswick. and then returning through Rich
mond Valley, Huguenot, Annandae and Port
Richmond. Some took the train to Elizabeth. and
started from there. finishing UP at Port Richmond.
Others followed the Hudson County Boulevard.
and then out through Newark and 10 Elizabeth.
s,lL others. starting from this city went aoWn
to Staten Island and leaving the ferry at 81:
George followed the shore road to Port Richmo oa,
and the route as printed from that direction TAX
ing the train in from Elizabeth. The roads were
found to be in excellent condition most OF the
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

J. NJ. Cox ihr popular and efficien foreman of Ry an Bros cattle interest, was in town today. MT. Cox .tates that the gold mine in the Dragoons, in which Ryan Bros. are In;eres ed, i. loesing very encouraging and if the results of development continue to show up 30 f.vors1ly some ext-n.iva wor< might be looked for in the early future. This group of gold mines have always been regarded a1 valuable clsims and development is bearing ont the truth of the assertion. A tunnel ever 300 feet h .s demonstrated the perm met cy of the leige and the va'ue of it's orts ju .:iiv the bell. f tha' with proper machinery and reductions works, another bullion producer will be added to the list Of Arizona's pay ing mines
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19
IIAY>Ih.\ 1AzlazfA II fSAI,a
 MRS c. LOUDCN, PROP Il 1'Al:1 OW U Il 1,A A1 H. FIt mont Street Between Sixth aId Styerih Shady Grounds, Large. Clean and We'll Ventilated Rooms.
 TOMBSTONE, ARIZONA
Is FOUND DEAD.
GravSon Who Killed TOnkin
 Pays the Penalty.

The following was received by inc PRosP4 4coToR from Bisbee thi, after noon:
 Asa soqutl 10 the killing of TonkiL by Grayson II. ar the Custom Hou-e atou, month ago. the b. dy of Gray son wa found in Bill BroN's pasture yesterday morning by MT. Brow. The cor"ner Was ir. med;at.ly notitje and lift for the Ila~e at once. About "A month ago or over several cowboy were driving a herd of B A Packsrd'- cat le up from the line, two Of the COW boys, Grsyson md Tonkin were riding t"gtther, when a heifer broke loose from the bunch and both men started in pursuit. The custom is wh. n a critt"r brakes loose, Is for bo h men 10 ride on the outside and try 10 turn il back, Grayson it seems TO ie in tetw, en tie heller and the h-rd, 'he-, by turning her out, T"nkin kept on the outside trying tD turn her in, cnl.ing to Grsyson to etDc. This cn ragged Gray-on, wno W ipped out hl- gun and sent bullet through Ton knn- heart. Tonkin mad. a vain att mt to draw hi- gun, put dropped dead before he could do so. Several dtf-rert gang O! cowboys s'srted in pur-nit of Grayson, who fled toward Bro~'s place. The next day his horse Was found with bridle and s dale or, bat nothing Was heard of G'ayscn until tn" finding of his boGy yesterday morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19
COUNTY SEAT REMOVAL.
The Bill That Makes Removals
 Easy.

HGu-e tiil No. A, in'roduced by Mr Etz, in the house, is an act amendatnry of 6 number Of .tatut. 2 relative to the creation of new county seats.
 Section l Of the act seeks to change the law ef the rtvis d statutrs 70 thnt a rerres. D,ation of one third of the assess' d value of taxable pro,ert th- county shall not alone he stuff cieRt for petition. The represe, ta- lion nu-i b. made by one thi.d f ue taxable property of the "electors of the county"
 S. S."''"" ''""'''"s '"at plu rslity shall decide the i-sue insfesd Of a 'wo-:hir3s vo'e, IS the law now stands.
 The G,zet;e is speskirg of the per- nIcious nrct Of the bill rsssthat the int-oducer or friends of tbe bill, fail to show that the beref's to be dsrIv. cd will be applicable to ether than or.c or two count 6 in the territory.
 Legi lators should carefully teer mind that leeisl.t:cn is primarily had fl it isil- to bring good to the great g, number, ard a particular act of the kind under copside ration might open wide the door te untold evil.
 The legisla' ure sh, uld go slow. and consider we'll every ac, in'roducsd r,.- garding the provisions of which no re asopa5ie exI lsntion is advanced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

The rate of taxation in this county for the past year wes S4 20. Should the Bowie county bill pass il would seriously disrupt the county and Financially harsss the unhorn Bowie county, doing n.ore injury to both counties thsn any other lngislstion that could Le saddled onto the tax payers. Cochise already i- hurdened with debt beyond the limit ,f the H arrison Act ard DO valid excpse, save benefitting a few Wilcox peoples can be given for the continual bobbing up Of the divisisnists in that part of conpty
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 worthy of the name, who did not aspire to be the father and the grandfather of healthy, capable children to hand down his name and the fortune accumulated by the sweat of his brow. from generation to generation. There never was a wife fit 10 bear that noble title, who did not wish to wear wonanhood's most glorious crown. the sceptre of motherhood. Thousands of welded couples, otherwise happy. fall short of wedlock's greatest happiness be- cause they are ch'i|Ic-- Tn the majority of case~, ;iIIs Is because the wIIe, ;.-.-: ignorance or neglect, suffers from weak ness and disease of the organs distinctly feminine. For women who suffer in this way there is one great medicine that does not fail to accomplish its purpose IL is Dr. Pierce's FavoTite Prescription It acts directly on the delicate organs concerned and makes them strong, healthy. vigorous viriie and elastic. It allays inflammation. heals alteration. soothes pain and tones the shattered nerves. IL fits for wifehood and motherhood It quckens and vitalizes the distinctly feminine organism. IL ban ishes the maladies of the expectant months and makes baby's introduction to the world easy and almost painless. IL insures the little newcomers health and nourishment in plenty l; is the best supportive tonic for nuIslng mothers.
 Mrs. Jennie Parks. of Marshall. Spokane Co., reeui.s Of your great medicine Dr Piefce's Fsvorite Prescription. I was benefited by your med4clle in confinement. Il gives me strength. ! have no tired feeling and my baby is the picture oi health. ] feel better than 1 have in ten years"
 In cases of constipation Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be used as an adjunct to the "Favori:e Prescription" they are eytr rrclv simple. perfectly natural anc insure prompt -A- .srmaueut relief
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19
ADVERTISED LETTERS,

The following Is let of letters re- msining in the general delivery at the Tombstone postCffice for the month ending Feb. l 1899: Mrs. J. c. Burnett, D. Clark, Vim. Hall, R. G. Milerton, Mrs Bessie Myers Der Plasters, |. Stock Mr. Tolbrick
 Presbyterian Minister. When calling for above letters, say ment.
 LAURA C. CRADLE, P. NJ.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19
IiC USE

Mir. Gerzales iutroduced House bill number 12 to promote purity Of elections and repeaiiny act 45 Of the 18th legislature.
 MT. Peterson intrcd ductd Houte hill B, au act to amend the live stock l.ws.
 MT. Adams introduced House bill "A repeating act 5S of tho l9 assembly, regarding pal l:catioa of delinquent ta1 list.
 MT. Gray introduced House bill 75 i; an act regulating appraisal of mines, and taxation thereof.
 House bll number p, creating county of Parsgo, read 3rd lime and on motian was laid on the table.
 Hon-e bill number 43 to encnnrage construction of reservoirs Carried. :.
 H. B. No Al providing for removal of county seat-. Referred back to judiciary com nittee.
 II. B. NJ. 42 relating % acknox- lenging of deed Of trns'. C-rrird.
 IT. B. N. @, resrriiig county printing. Carried.
 COUNCIL
 Council bill number A was intro ducsd ty Bnnch of Cocoai O. The bill relates to the introduction of evidence in courts of the territory,
 Council bill number 45 va, intro |. duced by Bunch Of Coconino and is enti led an act relating to homesteads and exemptions.
 Council bill number 46 was intro duced by Bunch by re. .ue:t, ard re- lates to the salary of Attorney G ,n eral. raising same to $2.tC0 per sn- mum.
 Murphy 0! Mohavs introduced C-"rcil bill number 1T, by request, an act relsting to :.a elec:lon laws.
 c. B. N. 4s was introIucsd by Goldberg for the payment Of c"unty and territorial taxe. se ri-annual,v
 Carpenter iutroduc.d c. B. No. 49. an sct entitled an act rrquiring cor pora.ions to file notics Of appoint rient of agents with the county re- corder.
 F. B. Go. I9 the bill amends th, school law by allowing the children ol one district 10 attend school in an adjoining district, by the cnn-tnt O. the two school boards. The b Il pass- cd by l2 ayes
 A message was received from the governor calling the attention of the council to the much n-eced construc. uion of reservoir for irri .sting pur- poses.
 H. E B women suffrage. Carried.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19
The Pick and Drill man has rather

The Pick and Drill man has rather . unique way of duhning his sub scribers who are in arrears for his paper. He says: "All who are in debted to this outfit will be held in kindly remembrance and will not be d--edto Hades, il they but simply send in their little dues. Grass is short and the winds new whistle through our pants when not occ 'py- ing our editorial chair. D n't wait till the crack of doom before doing a righteous act, it will then be everlast insly too late for St Peter to enscribe your name on his roll Of honcr."
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19
THE LEGISLAiURE..
DOings of the SOlOns of Ari.
 ZOna at Phoenix.

HOUSE
 H. NJ. No. ? was introduced by Mir. Ashurst. It requests the delegate [" congress to use his best eff 'rts to gain the passage m congress of H. 5. No. TITO. providing for the employment Of a 'untsd nursesin army hospital
 H. B. No. GS, ty request, fixing fees for recording marriage l;csnser. H. B. NJ, @ providing for mainten- ance of the university, H. B. No. 70. concerning roads and highways.
 H. B, No. 6s, was reac second time. Bi.l refers to reappor ticnmtn'.
 H. B. No. 65 was read second time. Bill refers to reapportionment.
 II B. No e. for rtmovsl Of prison 10 Prescott was read second time.
 II. B. No 71 requ;rir paymen. Of pol tax previous to registration.
 II. B. No 36 and substitute for same requiring establishment of regular paydav.. Lost.
 H. B. N g, unjust references, was real. Passed.
 House aro-e to receive messsge from the governor suggesting that the legislature naem ,rpl'zs congress to amend paragraph ). chap 329, of the laws of 1878, SO that the territory may have l6 counc.lmen and 32 re- presentatives on -sppor.ionment.
 II. B. No. 24 fraudulent claims against counties. Lost.
 COUNCIL
 II B No o20-Granting sch' ol boa k- to children given second reading.
 II B No IS-fo provide for educa tor of deaf, dumb and blind. Carried
 Murphy gave nouc he would intro du 6 hil' tC amend poll tax law.
 c B 42 introdncei hy B unch pro- vid-s for appointment Of referees by district coIrts.
 CBFo 4Z-Intrcdubcd by req1es, by Wright of Final. cre.ti' B vie county by taking part Of Cuchist and Graham conn ies. The bIll went to the committee on counties and county boundaries.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19
T.ioussaIs a., Tryiag h.
lpg mines

Ir ordsr b provo ths great merit of ES's Ci s-'l Balm th1 mot elcct:ye c::-, for I.,sG.h n ard ( Ol l! il !.c T. Nc have pre- P:- d Q g.lsr1Ts ir. ! size for 10 coats. Ct it ot yJdr d. sg..t CT send 10 cents to
 ElI BROS, 56 warren St., Y. Y. City.
 Isufercl for. clti-rh Of tho worst kind ever since boy, ani 1 never hoped for ci-a. but Ely's Cream ralm seems to do even that MIny acquaintance $ have used 1t witi excel cnt resul.S.-Oscar Ostrun, 41 Warren Ave, Chicago, III.
 Gy's Cream Balr. is the aclnow,ejred cur i'r catIrrh anl contains no cocaine. nlerearJ nor .Hv inIurious drag. Irice, hc --rts. Al d.Gss;sts or ty Eal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

The secretary oi tn. interiors re- port shows tha' there are in Arg nn 29,SH, eco arres Of desert land, and gate s,CCO,CO0 acres of thi. lari If jIdicou-ly us d. Just think of 2,@C0, GOO acres more cf Ariz ma land und. r cnl,ivsiiol by irrigation. It would make Ariz2Ea one Of tie i,hest agricultural r,gi"rs in the world.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19
COUNTY DIVISION.
4 Bill IntrOduccd to Divide
 COchiSe County.

Povie c0unty, Ariz)na, e.corted by MT. Wight, fn"cked at the door of the c, uncil yesterday for admission to the br, therhood of twelve counties. He was admitted AS far ss second reading and then pnt in clsse conf nP- ment ir the cornmittee on counties. The individual i- already under sus- picinr, aud his iientity is in douht He has been here during ormrr -es- siOns of the lerisiatur, -Grce as an American, named Mila- ard once AZ 2 Mexican, Q: S,.aniard, named Chiri- cahua. On both occs-io4s he WAS kicked out, but he is 2er-i-,ent and still hopes for admi-siop. rr. Wright wishes IL und-rsiroi that he intro duc.d Bowie county hy rfane-t. ard not of his own vnli'Ion. When te WAS h re four wears ago, under the nnEie of Miles county, Dr. Wrig' [ h. lp. d 10 drive hin away. The pro- posed coan'y d--ireS tn b. construct. q ont of tine uthern Is-t of Cochiso ard the IoIthern part of Graham conuti' $. wi'h ;h- ,own ti WllcOy for its capital -Republ csn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

On Lrrd, how long, how long, shall we a- peop,e be aifl ctei with the county divisioni-t Now we have Bowie mot him with the Crockett ard tn- Alamo, the sharp knife aud the ies'ily aim, fighting. dying. tina, free dom might be a.sartai; not him Of that band of heroes who preferred ire d"m's light 10 the yoke of the q cendAnt, of the fierce COItez. Mt him, but his honored nama attached, yea, filcied hy division it, end a. tached 10 ,n,ling, "Bo~ie County"
 There i- li,il- band os dis,urbe5s in the northern part oi Cochise county who ar, ct All times eruptive as diyis- ionist'. They seem to have dem nn- tia that leads them on t, the end that manifest. to the rest of rnankini theiT utter jtcvas-ticity in public afr ,rs The band have again jol,ed themselves \ in'o public no'ice, Dr. Wright, oi Pital has been prc:ai!ei upon 10 in- troduce thei- dement's into the cnun- cil in the shape of E rwic Cnnnty bill. These county coHtorti"nists will fnd that their pet rcheme W l! be fcc,ive- ly eQut lched as it should he.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

The Bowie county ghost will not be q source of much trouble in the leris- lature. The bill will be killed before its promoters knew what struck their pet scheme.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

Last year Arizoua sr' oi fourth in the list of states W th Ter production of gold. Since JaLuary, rich strikes have been made in several different parts of the territory, and if the new discoveries turn cut ss they bid far to, 1t will be ColorsdN. California, Arizona next year.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

" th county seat removal ant county division scheme the legislature wi l have much attention directed to COcnise county. Fortunately nothing wi develop that will give the schcm, rs any satisfaction.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

It ke'ps the people of Cochise county struggling 10 pay their taxes now. Divide the county. as Is pro- posed in the Bowie county hill, would mean bankruptcy. Kill the bill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

The Bowie county bill should be, as it undoubt btedly will be. checked in- stsnter by the council. The bupabo should be throttle and laid to rest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19
BIsBEF. Feb. II, 1899. COPpEkINGs.


 COVERINGS.
 W. H. Short i, up from his ranch in Sonora ai'er provisions.
 Dr. w. A. Greene left Nv York for Bisbee today and will probably arrive about the frs, Of next week.
 MT. Frank D. Thayer received news yesterday of the death Of his father a, Crow sy, La. Sym sthies are ex- tended.
 Alexander Andrews of the firm O R pot- & Co of Connersvi,la, Ind. is setting up a new blower at the Copper Queen mine.
 w. T. Mead will be in the city next week to look after some fencing he and MT W. H. Short are having put arourd their ranch below the line.
 Mr. F. l.. Proctor, of Tucson, Was an incoming passenger on Sunday's train and will spend few days in the city. He is here to contract for some cattle.
 MT. ]. H. Slaughter who has been in Tucson for the pact few days on hu-inesa, returned 10 the San Bern ar 'ino ranch via. Tombstone ty team day.
 DIstrict Attorney Land was ex- pct d over from the county seat ye-terdav to prosecute felony case to be tired in Judge Williams court, bu, did not arrive.
 Supt. E. Randolph, Tucson Division s, P. came up from Benson in bis private car toiay on bnsiness with Supt. Williams, and left on special train late this evepinC. Dr. Smith, the medicine man, who has been giving open air entertain- ment on the squares here nightly for { the past two week, left yesterday morning for Benson where he opened ou. again last night. Messrs. F. C. F4nrer ana Frank Hauchttt returned from Tombstone yesterday evening. They have seen in the county seat two days closing A deal in which MT. Hunehett takes posscesion of some of the Higgins property.
 MT. Fred Fuss received A telegram from his daughter, Mrs. Daisy Scnlly hat her husband, MT. Thomas Scullv, had died at Huntsville, Alabama. MT. | Scully was member Q Trnop F.. 2nd Cavalry stationed at Huntsville, | Alabama, and had teen in the servics 26 years with only 6 more year. 70 serve hefore being retired on osy. He was here lat fall on furlough and made many friends while here, who will all b. sorry to hear Of his sudd- n i.sth. Hts regiment had just tse n ordered to Cuba, and Mrs Scully had eft here only two weeks ago in:end- ing 10 accompany him there. BI,BEE. February 15, 1899. | COVERINGS.
 Hrn. B. A. Packard is expected back from Tucson today.
 w. H. Short 1t returning for hi- ranch uccross she line this a. m. l Supt Re- ".';.,:.rus "';.;: iv:: ...:e. nigh, on a special train for California to be gone about two weeks.
 F. L. Proctor left by team for Sono-a this morning to ioIk after some cattle purchased by him there. | Rev. Roherfs was cali-d to Benson this morning to ofiiciate at the funeral of MT. Temple who died there Monday night.
 | District A.torney Land is expected over from Tomb tone today, @ assist in feloay case to be tried in Judge Williams court today. The darce given at the Opera house last evening by the Fraternsl Brotherhood was largely attended and 6 very fine time had by all. Orders Were received from the father Of Grsyson, the cowboy, who vas found dead m Brow'- pasture Sunday, l o bury the remains in BiSb,e,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

J. B. Mi~rO is having an annex built to hIs home and otherwise besutifying his grounds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-02-19

Wm. Medley came in today from Bi-bee after an absence of year or more.