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Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
His Idea of signs of Spring.

Chicago Post: AS he seemed to be some
what bewildered, a man stopped and asked
him for what he was searching.
"Signs of spring" answered the stranger.
"Signs of spring." exclaimed the other.
whats the matter with this nice, baimy
breeze and the bright sun and the grass that
is Just beginning to come up and the buds TO
be seen here and there on the trees?'
But the stranger only shook his head
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
THE REALTY EFT.
INSTRUMENTS placed on record TIL,
day, May IL, 1899:
warranty iced

G.. e. johnson to S. d. Johnson, lots
Is and IS, block 2, Portland Place. s 900
Charles Kaiser and wife to August
Kaiser, n AZ feet of lot 10, block !,
NJ. h. Shelby and husband to A. A.
White, lot 8, block 3, Hanscom -oo
~. c. Duncanson and wife to Arthur
East, lot II. block 4, sub. block 30,
A~lbright's Choice .....,..:"."... 500
South Omaha Loan and Building asso-
citation to r.. r.. Wonder, W 2-3 lot 6,
block /, Linwood park,............ 600
Tukev q Allen to S. L.. Kerr, lot "a,
block 8, Clifton Hill ......,,........ 1000
Josephine Meikle and husband to A,
b. Gibson, lot 4 and el9 lot 5, block
S, Kountze Place ................... 5000
S. /. Kerr and wife to a. p, Tukey ct
al. lot 80, block 6, Jerome park..:"- 800
Atlantic Realty company TO w. j.
Brenton. lots II and 10, in replat of
block I, Bemis park ..,..,..,..,... 800
II. Oest and wife TO Joseph Schlltz
Brewing association, lots q and IS,
block 8, McGavock & OK add. 500
Deeds.
Frank Thompson, executor, ct al to
Martin Murphy, part tax lot 80, In
Sheriff to Board of Regents of Univer-
sity of Michigan, n25l9 lots / and 2,
block 3, Campbell's dd,.............. 700
Same to same. a tract In sw lO-l5...... l,SOO
Total amount of transfers. .S26, col
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12

TOLEDO, o., May 11.-Lucas county dele
gates to the republican state convention to-
day dropped Mayor Jones and practically
united on Noah II. Swayne of this city as
a candidate for governor. All that remains
is Mr.. Swayne's consent, which, it is under
stood, will be given. Mr.. Swayne is an
ardent supporter of President Mckinley.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12

LONDON, May 11.-Today, Ascension day,
is the anniversary of the death of Mr.. Glad
stone, and a private memorial service was
held in Hawarden parish church. Miss Helen
Gladstone, daughter of the deceased states
man, represented her mother, who was I'M
able to attend.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12

CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE Latonia
able can draw in at its spring
meeting, which commences May 20, by pay
ing the usual fee of 800 per day. This will
be the first open ring at any of the local
tracks for several years. The officials of
the club believe that syndicate betting is
detrimental to the best interests of the turf
and have determined to Danish the law at
Latonia.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12

Then his face suddenly frightened. and he
pointed across the street. d
There's one nowl' he cried, and imme-
dlately started across and entered a building
that had a big Flat for Rent" sign on II.
signs Of spring." calculated the other as
he continued down the street. i've half a
mind to stay here and break his neck when
he comes OUT ..alAe ~
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
Good Price for Nebraska Dogs.

SHELBY, Neb., May ll,-(Speclal.)-The
noted st: Bernards among them lie Royal,
just, sold to Colonel Jacob Rupert, New
Ark. for 5000. and Mrs. A. ". Lee of
Toledo, o.. accepted 81. 500 from A. M. Cd
ham of Brooklyn for Prince Sylvia. These
two dogs are litter brothers., whelped Jam
uarg, 1897, are by oh. lie Prince out OF
sylvia's Lola, and We're bred by e. S.
Mitchell of this city. The breeder, who
is also the Union Pacific station agent,
sold lie Royal for but $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12

BURLINGTON, Ia, May 11.-(Special
Telegram. i'm the nine-hour championship
woman's bicycle race tonight the results
were (total of five hours): Anderson, CLAW
and Lissette, 12 miles and IL laps; Ward,
122 miles and 8 laps.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
Patient leans from Sixth story.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, May 11.-Tonight
a woman committed suicide at the sani-
tarium by jumping out of the sixth story
window. She was terribly mangled. Death
was instantaneous. The sanitarium officials
refuse to divulge the woman's name. 1t is
rumored that she is a prominent Chicago
Wnman
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
Counterfeit Dollars Anoat.

MARYVILLE, Mo-, May 11-(Special Tele-
ram.)-Maryville was flooded today with
counterfeit silver dollars. The counterfeit
was not detected until this evening, and
there is no clue to the identity of those
who passed them,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
stnnhInr I'D thc Tenms.

Games for today: baltimore at Boston,;
Phiiadeiphia, st. Louis at Cleveland, Gin
cinnati at Pittsburg, Louisville at chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
Fatal Slide of Rock.

VIRDEN, ILL.,, May 11.-Charles Doyle. an
employee of the Bronaugh Brothers Tile
company, was today instantly killed and
Otis Lewis seriously injured by a fall of
rock in a nit.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
Decisions OF hoard of Reyiew.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE Board of Review
Of the National Trotting association con-
cluded its three days session today and adj
sions were rendered In 100 cases Affecting
trotting clubs and fair organizations In all
parts OF the country. The last case decided
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
RuhIin VIII Meet Kennedy.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1l.-Gus Rubin
of Ohio and Joe Kennedy of this city have
been matched to fight here before the Ex-
celsior club some time in the latter part of
June.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
American Wins mt Paris

PARIS. May lin the 1O0-hours' cycling
contest at RoubaiX Charles w. Miller Of
Chicago won the first prize. He covered
2, 25S kilometers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
n
Totals. .... o 3 81 II

Earned runs: Cincinnati, 1. Two-base
hit: Smith. Three-base hits: Clark, Peitz.
Sacrifice hit: Williams. Stolen base:
Clark. Double plays: Lever to Madison
to Clark, Corcoran to Beckley. First base
on balls. OFF Hahn, g.. Struck out: BY
Lever, 4; by Hahn, 8. Time of game: One
hour and fifty minutes. Umpires: Hunt
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
Louisville, 5; Chicago, 4.

CHICAGO, May 1.-THE error column
does not begin to show the misplays of the
Orphans today, the game of ten innings
going to the Colonels by the worst kim of
ratified play and foolish base running. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12

BILE plays: Long to Lowe to Tenney, Collins
to Tenney, Brodie to Keister. Time; one
hour and eight minutes. Umpires: An
drews and Carney.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
OIISNIILE
Totals.....4 0 30 IL 8
||Mertes batted for Taylor. sRyan out
for interference.

IOT lIltTItTtTCt.
Chicago minimum. / 0 / 0 0 0 o.
Louisville ........ 0 2 D 0 0 0 Is
Earned runs: Chicago, l. Left on bases:
Chicago, S; Louisville, g.. Two-base hits:
Nichols, Taylor, Leach. Sacrifice hits:
Green, Nichols, Clarke, Ritchey. Stolen
bases: Ryan, Green, Lange, Everitt, Mer-
ties, Ritchey, Wagner 90. Struck out: BY
Taylor, Q; by Philippi, a.. Passed ball:
Nichols. Base on balls: OF Taylor, /; off
Philippi, /. Time of game: Two hours and
ten minutes. Empires: Burns and Smith.
st. Louis, 8; Cleveland, O.
CLEVELAND, May 1.-The home team
hit Powell hard. but without effect. With
three men on bases in the ninth and one
man out, Wallace retired the side with a
double pay unassisted. Attendance. 150.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
st. Louis, 8; Cleveland, @.

Earned runs Cleveland, 2. Left on buses:
Cleveland. s.; st. Louis, Q. First base on
balls: Of Sudhoff, 3. Struck out: BY Sud
hoff, /; by Powell, !. Two-base hits Wal
lace, Burkett. SockaleXis. Sacrifice hits:
Cross, Sudhoff. stolen bases: Criger,
Blake. McAllister. Double plays: Socka-
lexis TO Cross, McAllister to Tucker, Childs
to Mexican to O'Connor; Wallace, unas-
sisted. Hit by pitcher: by Sudhoff, /; by.
Powell, !. Umpires: o'Day and Brennan.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12

ottumwa .......O o 2 o o o % 3 5
Rock Island al 0 l 0 0 l 0 IA z /
Batteries: Ottumwa, Feehan and Noonan;
Rock Island, Stricklett and Doom.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12

~PITTSBURG, May l1.-PeitE's three-bag-
ger and Hahn's long fly won the game
Clark's three-bagger in the ninth and VIII
CLAIMS long fly failed to tie because two
were out and the fly was caught. Inc
pitching of Lever and Hahn was gilt
edged, making the game one of the highest
hitting contests of the season. Attendance,
1900. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
Boston, 4; Baltimore, 1.

BOSTON, May 1l.-Boston won from Bal
timore under disagreeable weather condi-
tions, rain falling from the end of the third
seventh. While 1t lasted the game was
good for It's fielding. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
LONG FLIES WIN THE GAME
Reds Down Pirates by Single score
Play Poor Ball Through
Ten Innings.

BOSTON, 4; baltimore, I.
st. Louis, X; Cleveland, u.
Cincinnati, I; Pittsburg, D.
Louisville, 81 Chicago, 4.
Observation-Disclosures. no game;
rain. PhiIndclphia-New York, no
game; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
Standing of the Teams.
Results of Minor Games.

Bloomington 40 o 0-5 s 4
Cedar Rapids 20 2 0 o 0 0 3 10 10 4
Batteries: Bloomington, Gregory and
Kane; Cedar Rapids, f. Glade and Collins.
QUINCY, ILL.,, May 11.-Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-05-12
R.H.E.

Rockford ........1 2 0 o . 0 - 10 3
Quincy ..........O o o o 0 . 0 % 4 4
Batteries: Rockford, Underwood and
Snyder: Quincy, Warrender and Raih.
OTTUMWA, Ia, May 11.-Score:
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09
THE DANCE.
An Enjoyable Affair and Coed
 Tine Had.

The Tombstsns Tsrpsieherssa Club dance at Mining Exchange Hall last night was . success both financially y snA soeiAlly. The asssndsnss was large, the hall bsiaE crow led with dancers ssa spsssasors. Eight sets found room ts dssee Shs 9usdrills and she aoer vas kllsd with couples gyrs,ing in the soul-isspiring wsltz
 The hsll decorations were artistic and the music by Pref. Chris'isnson snd bic two sssoaplishsd dAsghssrs, the M,ssas Ada end Nina. wss all that could bs dssirsd. The threatening ~ssshsr did net nas the pleasure of the dancers whs continued the en- jnyress u.til the twinkling stars faded h the frnaasss. Supper wss ksl % shs Css Cas whore vas served . delightful .sspsss in the fsu'sle.s spissrssn ssyIs fss which this hssslssy has become nstsd. Msny visitsss sssn %. David, and surround ing sssstry were prsssst ss the dssce and sontsibused much e she socisl snioyosat sf the a4AiS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Among she anusisg notss si the week is enc concerning "s carload of lead ere on the way from Aails ts Denver, whore there will % no snsls- ing ehargss." That is from DestOn pspsr San Diego chronicles the perfection si Proosss to sxtrsss gold frsn sea water, thus brin ging up that old familiar fraud. Ths Des- sen prospectus sf . California copper mine "en the same rssgs ss the Unltsd Verde of Arissns" whore . smslter is going" to bs built. sssns suf6eisntly slluring to the con 6din : Boston ilvsstsr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09
DIsBEs. April {, 1899. soPPsk1uas

E. c, Norton is iu Tuessu ssrvisl a . U. .. grand juror. A.W. How. lsh todsy fer Tomb stsss ss . Aying trip. La Grippe has ssntursA quite ( nunbsr sf victins in Bi.bss.
 kiss Ada Slaughter l.h today isr her hsns st the SsH Dsrnardiss ranch.
 P.y. Dslehsnta, the we'll tnsvr Bsasnl resident is in Bisbss on [ flying visit.
 chas. Fl. Kahbs. . piano tulsr ei N.w Ysrk. is . recent arrival and sx. Pssts C lssa,s in Bisbss.
 J.w, Js.ss. af the Tussss Marble vsrks. is . Bisbss vi.itsr. Ar. Jsas, has erected asay marble nnnunsnts q. the Di.bss ssmsssry cad is here ts ds ssns work h his line.
 Chas ' Thomas s.d family have arrived fren Tembstsns and tsk.n ID ths,r s.sidsass ip Bisbss. Ar. Thomas was oas of the early nayors si Tsnkssous sld is we'll kaova is Bisbss.
 Nr. Vo. Ksssl leit this nor.iss ,s hurry e the bedsids si his sick father in the east. Nr Vsn Ksnsl received shs saa information q his fathers ssrisus illnsss last svsnisg aad d. eidsd to start st snss.
 liss Lsuiss UeWe vas usable Co bs ss her pest in sohssl tsdsy. the pspu- lar yeusE school tssshss Aaving bsss taken dswn with . sssieus s'ssst ci ia grippe. It is ts Ss hop'd her ill., ssss will DO bs si lsng duration.
 The Mack ball ss the opera house last svssiag wss . Dlsa'aas sRsir; many anusing costamss were O the hasr aad . plsssisg variety ss dis. guisss. from tn. artissis and Sssutiful e shs isdrisrus and ssiSus. were sstisihls. \ gsod tine vas hsd and the ssjsy meat sf the dancers and spectators wss evident.
 A jail delivery vas LaA at the His. bss jail lass evening. I've pri.sssrs s-su.sd sf snugsliag and D th ei whom were sssssssed ts appear bs- fore Sss U. . grssd jury ss Tussss. nassgsA e make their escape. sad e shis writing are ssill st hS~Y,y. The psissnsss sssaps1 through ths rear "f the jsil through sn opening upos which they industriossly iabsrsd ts asks large sasush e admit q ,shsir passags. O1esss ars sl she trial and tbs sbsnsss are sssi fer thsir rs- saDssrs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09
BIsits, April 5, lSs3. CePPEIINGs.

Lee Ramsey leh today for Tucson.
 Quite number of Bisbesitss left fer Tuessa teddy ts sct e U. :. trial juroEs.
 Several sswLoys were in iron ths valley yssssrdsy and were taking in the sights.
 Judge Psrri. had . &5OO0 bond ID his pocket whsa he left yestardsy which he will file with the board of supervisors % assessor.
 The marriage ~f Aiss Agsis Garrett and Ar. Jack Wiokstren will take place oa nsIt Thursdsy night. This popular young couple were formerly Hssidsnts of rsnbstsns.
 Line Rider N.thawsy s,d L. R. Hsndrisks lsfs today for Tucson % wisssssss before the U. g. court now is sssGsn there. Ns. Ha.hawsy gees e tssiifv in . snngglia ease and Ar. HsBdricks will tell what he knows ui . Pias soussy ease up for trial.
 \ regular building boon has struck Dissss, s.i the hillsidss are covered with asvly sonplsssd cottages. Among ether strseturss in the esurss of constrsetisH 1t is worthy ts nste the large two story brilding-5o1l4O fsst-sow k. isg bs,ls by Ae'srs. Qra- hsn and MsOann, sad intends te be occupied e liv ry stsbls and un fer takisg psrlors combined. A hand ssms modern brick sstssg. sf six room' belonging ts Ar '. B. Ns.sn is just sbsnt con nplst-d. ?. E. Jshn- stos i. the contractor fer both of the above nsntisasd buildiugs.
 The first gsntlsms.'s prize at ths mask ball vas vsa by wn. Schrasz. who rspi sssats Admirsl Dswsv Ths ssssnd prise vas awarded to Ph:l Hart. whs sus'ainsd the character Of . assrs dude For She lady's best sue isined character Mrs. Hart was awarded the Priz.. She represented . modern bicycle girl. The prise for the handsom'st lady's costume was given e Mis- H.nisy. In all It was . very susesssful sfair both as to ssstunisg. music and she slegsat sirsshnsnts which were served.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09
RIsBEs. April 3, 1898. coPPERInos.

Another mar risgs of . well kAows Bisbss ecupl. is on the sspis. Can ysv guess who it is'
 INV. Wallace, the a;sias broker si Dishss, whs hes bssa ssi"ursing is Tusss.. is s1rssssA = return hsns ss. morrow.
 Eastsr Sunday vss enjoyed is Bic hss ia the full sissv of ap usslsnds1 dsy. The Assssdsnes st the tifsrss' shurshss was large.
 The lee erssn ssassn has b"svn ir Disbss. cad irsn new on during the wa.n nonths the frsssa dsl,sssy will ks much in osasnd.
 Mi.s Flora Coh. left SuaAsy morn. ing for her hsas is ShssniI. She vas vslusd sssshss is eur public sshssl but had ts sssis. her pssisiss sa asssust siillnsss.
 L. W. Bli.r, Daaagss si the ass Psdrs Lumber Cs, Sho has S.sn nskisg . s,ay sf several days ]. Bic bss in the intsssss sf h's company, left this asrnias fer Tsabstsas. Nsssrs. kswsn cad Lewis, sGssYl sf shs sosts Bisbss Mining c., left shis morning fer Lee Angeles after sps,diag ssvsral days h Bisbss They were s1sssn. .ly well plssssd with the outlook.
 The Copper Queen soDDasy hsvs bssn engaged for ssvsral days !. sinking . nsw shaft ab ut hali Ails east sf the middle shaft winch ii called the Holbrook. It is under ssssl shss the ssnpa ,.tsna to C TOO feet in this ssw shaft. W. H. Drosas vhs has bssn sssiai e the Bisbes sorrsspsndeat fer thii rsper fer ths la.t eight nsnths. hsi i bss. isrssA Co give up this charge Q, asesuat of svev wsrk il other disss- Gsns. The "PRosrHcrnk" ssgsst' !, shas Ar. Brsoas has bssa ssnpslist ss ssiinasish his petition e sorrss pendent. bus Yours Truly vil sndeavsr ts keep 'his column up ts the usral b gh stanasrd Of sxesllsncs and hope to merit sopti.usd and in creased patronage sf our people.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Miss Lydia Blair, who has had charge of the lad .ss department of 6. N. Bsrrow's mammoth s,ors for com. time, left ls~t evening for her home in S-fford to remain come time with her mother. Mias Blair ts- many friend- ia romb.tsne wh" regret b d. par, urs and all hope to see her with n. agsin soeD.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Much local new. matter is crowded out today to give space to ,hs sr,icle on copper development in Arizona m general and C0chiss county io p.r- ticulxr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Two HeIieans in Pima sousty ks- came involved ia quarrel about . girl. and went over into Nsxieo to fght duel. This is nearly . month ago and since than nothing has been hoard of siths-.-Nsgslss Vidssse. Whsrsnpon the Hsrsld asks. Never mind about che two Nsxissss; but tell us hsw the girl is gsttiag slsBg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09
PRESENT MINING ACTIVITY

The PRosrEcToR has time sad again sslled attention to Arizona as .
 wonderful and productive field for minsr'l dsyelopnsnt. Gradually each year tbs production of prseiou- mstsls has increased until the dsurss have claimed and forced the attsnt tien of tho world, and thcss who have given the subject lit'ls degree of attention, now realize how e1haustless her wealth and how fabulonsly rich are her depssiss of ore. Each of the thirteen counties of the territory have contributed their share of mineral produe,ion yearly to bring about the record for the Treasure Territory, and naaintaining the lead she has taken, will continue e incrsass her showing with shs march of dsvelopnsnt and raise Arizona to the proud smin snce and undi-Lut.d petition of th- premier mineral section ef the earth.
 Of the total Arizona production of she various precious mstsls, the csp. development and showing is an iotsr ssting and remarkable study, which hss prominently brought out tho fact thst Arizons, iron the comparatively recent opening of her virgin fields oi eeppsr barring deposits, has already shswI that shs is . factor ss . source of supply of tho red metal of the world. And although the present developments in copper mining with ia her borders has brought about ,hi. cs.ition. the prospecting of the ll3, 600 square mi!se. which comprises the sr-s 0f the territory, is @ compared to pin dot with the further possihil- itirs shat as yet a-s o6. red in this insxhaustibls field of industry.
 The statistical records of the copper prod ductisn of AriEons chow thas Ill., IS3. .ls9 sunds of copper bullion was produced during the year 1898. I'm. is sn increase of oyer 3O,OOO 100 p"usds over the previous year. In addition ts the we'll known copper minss new in operation, who arc in- crsasisg their capacity, innunsrabls properties throughout the terr,tnry ssw in process of development will materially sdd to the output for the prs-snt year and it is not without the bounds of reasonable expectations ts see tho copper output increased to such sn extent that Arizona will sasily rank from third te second plas- aad be fermidabl~ csntsstsnt fer the fer the first henors by the end sf shIs year.
 The riehssss of it's copper ores, i,s abun dance, and wide distribution, has sau.ed shs mining world to marvel at the possibilities of she young territory which is fsiEiug to the front rank ar . new claimant for ths copper crown. On every hand is to bs found copper producers. whoss stability and per- nanency are being demon strstsd, and ia m region can be found grsstsr assurAosss for rsnunsrativs com psusstion so cautious invsstsrs in ninss. 1s would bs di6culs matter ss give . history and record of the copper minss sf the tsr,i- lory ia this article, but will outline is | brief eoppsr mining bsiag carried sn ia
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

l.. W. Blinn the millionaire Iunher king 'psns one day in Torb.ton. yssfsrhay to zee his old homo and 'haks ha- de with many old time friends. Ar. Bl m it'll owns con. ''derabls property about Tomb-tone sBd hos great faith in the old burg.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Thrss ysars sEo bicycle nsnuisst- ursrs were dsnsnstratiag in grod scientific language that lrst-elass whssls could never bs ssld for much less than 3loo apiece. They are new 10 bs had fer $50, and the nsnufaotur. srs are net going iato insslvspsy either.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Delegate Wilson has slrsady sta.tsS % work On data iso secure favorable lsgislatisn fer ArizsaA from the sevsfnnsnt. Representative Wilson will bs . Nrslsss worker fer Ari1ens intsrssts at Washing'ea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

4 fhilaAslphis sisl has brought suit fer $l6,Ooo dsnssss sssinss young man fer squeezing her hssd % violently that it brsks ous sf the benss. ssrvss hin right, ualsss her wsist was out of roach.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Land 0rant Rsavis has confessed ta his gigantic sntort to steel nilli~as oi acres Of Arizsna's bsst land thssngh his frsldulent grant. And still they expect the ATizons settler ts bs silsst and patient whenever . grsst claim. ant comes forward to cloud titles and make trouble.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

It vas cruel of .hs 0.sssss ts start the nans si the Mule 2e,h" sa the rsunds sf the Drsss. The 10th 10 doomed e bs knewa by that aams heneeiertn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

At Pearcs the young people arc about to organize . dancing club and have already decided to name it the Bucky ONsil Dancing Club. The club will h"ve regular sorises and give grand daLc- oa special occasions,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

H. Grey, 1hos Smith, E Ha,tich, c. G. Johnson and John HsuniSsr left las' evering for Tucson to attend the U. .. Grand Jurv.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

HssA will hold . bead election on Saturday, April 6 at which ths isss- s.es si $7 zee be.ds will bs asksd to build . new schoolbsuss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

P. B. Sot" one of hs msrei ant priacss of Wilcox and hsavyt 1pay.r of Cocniss county, Is . visitor ts the county ssat on official business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Peter Johnson. local suEs. T. E. Rowan Treasurer. sad H. W. Lswis, Secretary sf she South Bisbss Co. are visitors ts Tsnba.sus sn business connected with the company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Hrs A. Adamson left las. evening for Rsnd,burg Cal on . flying vuit to look after some property intsrss,s there,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

The decorations in Mining Exehsr nall. f", the ball this evening", arc on . scale of oriental .plsnd0r.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09
Nov that another sssssser Las been appointed 1t is ts bs hoped that the title to the snes will bs decided ia- msdiAtsly for good.

Ceohiss County sfsrs . nest invit- jag Sled for mining capital to develop promising prospects that abound within her borders.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Abble Hollnus, snr young u .ught CT of Mrs Holland. left this morning foI bi.bes on c visis among friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

The Board uf Supervisors arc in session tcday, Supervisors Barr and Benton arrlviag yesterday from Bis bee to be Un hand,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Dave Oh1maksr lsfs last svsnisg for P-nssslysnia whore hs gees to visit his parents. His father is very III sad ssv- Of the serisusasss of his i'll
 asss hast-ned the eon,sm plated trip.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

The United G.sss anu Old Donin- ion copper com psniss st dIobs, to- gsthsr. employ about 1000 mon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Don't fail to b. present at the ball this evsHing. Twill be ths event of the Sc Ason,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

Mrs. F. 2. W. bstsr, vii. of Agent Wsb-ter of Benson, is | Tombstons vi.itor today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

O. B. Hardy l-f, last evening for Silver City, N. M., to look after . ship mont S' G ppsr
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-04-09

WAN 'ED.-C pp.r n,Ine or pros pee.. Rom 90S-ll Williams St. New York.