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The Arizona daily orb., 1899-12-13
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United States Land Ogce. Tucson. Ar!.
 sona, october lsth. 1898:
 | NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN. Tha' | Martin Costello. whose posto:ics ad. dress is Tombstone. Cochise Co ny Arisona Territory has n,a.:e a D lea ton for a patent for 1,4ss linear feet oi the Roy" and l.49S linear feet of the
 Lee" mining claiins." bearing copper and other minerals, situate in the t"Warren' Mining District. Cochise County. Arizona Territory. and e. scrlbed in the official plat snl .;rel | notes on file iz this efYicc, :.s tolo n s via:
 Roy" Lode Claim. Bcginn.n: a, corner No. l. Identical with location corner, | pine post feet long 1 inches square, set l foot In ground. to bed rock, in mound of stones, scribe. 12Sl H. N. C.. whence rinltcd States min eral monument No. oc War rem | Mining District bears North 82 asSreas p minutes East 4::2; t.et, thencs s'o.ts, 4s degrees 01 minu:es West 1.4y5 feet to corner No. 2. a. pii:e post 4 feet long inches seuars in mound Of atonss scribed 2-l?s2 R. K. C.; there. South 47 degrees ls minutes East 5s3.5 feet to corner No. 2, iden icai with location corner, pine post feet long 4 inches Square tn mound of stones scribc6 s-12S2 K. N. C.: thence North 4s de- Erees 01 minutes East 495 Feet to corner No. {, pine post feet long 1 inches square in Tound of stones, scribed 4-1:S2 R. N. C.: thence North 47 de- grees ls minutes 5ss5 feet to place ot beginning. Variation at all corners 1. degrees 20 minutes East.
 Area FOES acres.
 Leo Lode Claim. Beginning at cor ner No. 1, identical with location cor ner and with corner No. 1 of "Rov" ode scrieed in addition to marks ai- ready noticed 1-l2as l.. N. C., whence United States mineral monument No. 4 bears North 62 degrees ,2 minutes East t.22s feet: thence 2nuth l9 degrees ct minutes West 1.4s5 feet to corner No. 2. identical with corner No Roy" To ,e. scrihed, in addition, 2-1c82 l.. N, C.: thence North 23 degrees 50 minute. "est 6l2 feet to corner No. }. a Din, post feet long inches square iu mound of rock 'scritel 3-1:so l.. M, C.: hence North k' degrees g minu.es East 1.470.5 feet to corner No. 4. a pine post three feet long inches scuara. in mound of stone. scrisec 4-1as2 l.. N c thence South g degrees 50 minutes East 52@6 feet to corner No 1. the pls Q Of beginning. Varla ton at all corners IF degrees 70 minutes East.
 Area 1860 acres.
 Total area of both lode claims. 3s.sS acres.
 In Township sS- South of Range A East (unsurveyed). Gila and Salt River Meridian. The locations of thes. mines Is recorded in the Recorders Of flee of Cochise County. Arizona. on pases s7s-s-7 of Book 3. of Records of Mines. Adjoining. claimants arc tn. Wood Chopper" surrey No. las1, anf Tip Top" survey No. 1os7 on the ard the Wagner survey No. l121, on the Southeast.
 All persons holding adverse claims thereto are required to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of. public eti,n hereof or they will he barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register. pntc If frSt puhl!c1tion. Friday. Oc- .ohsr %t,h, ISss., |
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,r. 'A th<iS adverse claims gre duly z.sl ss according ts law aud the rsxuIA, Ioas thercundor within the time prsas.is.,! bJ law. wish the Isesis Of the G..ite.. Stxtss Land 0nice al Tu, son, Ar.Aoa.,, they will Do barred by ths prSy.a.v.is sf said statute.
 MILTON R. MOORE,
 Register. s Date of fret publication, Triasi. oc tsbex 2eth, 1sst.
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 Any and all persons claimtna aj- versely the mining ground. vein. lode. premises, or any portion ther- = go de- .csisel surveyed, plated sr splied syr, are Hervny ~Ssf@vd +4p su4ces
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05

Mr. Fred Dold. assistant manager q the
Wichita house Of the Jacob Do,d Packing
company. returned yesterday from a two
weeks business trip in the east. including
Buffalo his old home. ard several other OF
the business centsrs between here and the
seab0ard. He gives a good report OF bush
ness conditions a. all the principal ce1ters
which he visited, and resumes his duties a.
this point with renewed enthusiasm for
the coming years trade II al l.las
c. Q. Merrill OF Furiey, Kan. and Mamie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
SAFE-CRACkERS
BLOWING SAFES AT RATE OF
ONE ADAY.
Supposed to Have Been in This City
short Time Ago.

Less than three weeks ago a shooting
ARRAY took place in the north part Of
town. near the packing houses, and in it
Officer Washburn had very narrow es-
cape from being killed full account Of
the same being published in the Eagle the
next morning. The police made one arrest
but the more desperate of the gang made
good their escape for the night, anyway,
as Il was learned after they had left town
that the desperadoes had been hiding in
a church near the vicinity in which the
shooting took place, and probably left
some time during one Of the nights follow
ing. Shortly after the gang were found
missing, report was received in the city
that a gang of safe crackers were making
their way through the eastern part OF the
state, and as a signal to their detained
pal, who was in the city jail, and also for
the convenience Of their empty purses and
stomachs. q report reached the authorities,
through a Douglas, Kansas, merchant that
the Santa Fe railroad depot safe had been
rihed Of its contents and also another safe
in a merchants store in Richill, which
was blown open ana $50 in cash and some
jewelrv taken. Right in this same vicinity,
in Peabody. Kansas, report has It that the
Rock Island depot was broken into and
the safe blown open and a large sum
taken. II the Rock Island or Santa Fe
officials want a good description OF those
who were in the city a short time ago and
are pretty we'll known, il might be possible
that Officer Washburn and some others
could furnish the description
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05


This shows q monthly average OF SIo4,-
rs. $. or for twelve months OF the ensuing
year q total release OF over s, 90. Co.
/ Yesterday there were some large real
estate deals recorded. amounting 20
81. go or $1,000 among the larger ones was
the south half OF the building on North
Market known as the Snith-Skinner
block The property was supposed 70 have
changed hands some little time ago. but
owing 70 the few technicalities usual in
the searching OF title the papers were not
recorded until yesterday in the name OF
Cora Vance Mead for a consideration OF
$50. Another property was sold 70 Hen
~ F. Grey by Lydia and II. G. Boyle for
a consideration OF 5000. This was a north
west quarter section Of land in Boyle >
addition, and n the transaction there was
a piece OF city property, lot ~ Waco street
and lot : Avenue \. Sherwood's addition
consideration. s.. SO There are two
other large pieces Of property now being
closed up and will be recorded today or
tomorrow. In the way Of Improvement
John I. Jacobs VIII expend about 1900
on the old Garfield han. putting IN new
dressing rooms. toilets and cloak rooms
for the accommodation OF dancing par
ties. The roof viii be thoroughly repaired
ard the han viii be renovated through
an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
MlLKWAGON RUNAWAY
Team Rushes south on Main and Is
Finally stopped.

Yesterday afternoon the regular semi
weekly r1ilk-wagon runaway occurred. this
time through most Of the north part OF
Main street
\ team hitched TO a covered dairy wagon
carving the firm name Of the Wichita
Dairy. company. and belonging n Mr.. A
Misener. left their anchorage az Tenth and
Wichita streets during the absence Of the
dl:ver. and sailed down the south streets.
finally taking the Main street pavement AZ
Park street. From there south they held
hndisputed the rigkt-of-way and az Cen
trail avenue ATTEMPTED 10 turn east on
the corner one Of the flying s1eeds fell
heavily 20 rhs pavement carrying down
with him his mate and completely turn
ing over the wagon. swapping some Of the
rearing and sprinkIinE milk al over the
beck. As the horses Eel, several men
rushed in and managed 10 free them from
the changing harness and Gained them
Into a mood of staying where they we're.
No one was hurt. save the horses and The
wagon. and the cream and milk. but II was
fortunate that they got no farther, as the
street was at the time crowded wi-h teams
farther south The dairy 70 which they
belonged is located just across the river
eeSond Riverside
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
PAYS ITS SHARE
Business People Have Used
$4,000 Worth of
WAR REVENUE STAMPS
On Checks, Drafts, Legal and
Documentary Papers.

If cash be one Of the si1.ews of war,
then Wichita has done a noble part in
the great conflict with Spain. Accordin-
TO the best estimates possible al this time,
the people OF this city have spent IN the
neighborhood OF 81. 900 for internal rev
enue stamps since the new law went into
/ effect, July /
! Marvellous IS his nay seem, lot sin
! gle person interviewed complained Of the
extra exDs1se entdile1 by the rev Ia
and the city does rot seem TO have felt
/ the extra expenditure over other years.
which goes TO prove that times are very
| flush.
Immediately following the passage CT
/ the war revenue bill, each Of the four
/ Wichita banks sent large order for
stamps, one bank ordering as high as $500
worth. These were soon absorbed. and
the banks and some individual firms have
ordered several times since, in lots of 800
to 500
| Mr.. Charles Carey, Of the Bank OF
Commerce, said his bank lid not keep
| account Of revenue stamps used and scId,
| but he thought they had ordered as many
| as twenty or twenty-five times sirce July
/, and never in sums less than 500, and
sometimes as high as $500. II would be
safe 10 say that this bank has handled
| in the neighborhood of 5000 in internal
revenue stamps. both by use and by sale.
President Davidson, OF the Kansas Ma
cionaa bank, estimates that his bank has
used s5.274 worth, not counting those ina.
are printed on the checks and drafts, and
the stamps sold 10 persons not doing bust
ness through the bank. The Kansas Ma
tionaI has therefore handled in the neigh
borhood Of 5000 worth.
The cashiers Of the Fourth National
and the Commercial banks stated that
their banks had used a surprising amount
Of stamps approximating the figures Of
the other banks, and when 1t is cOnsid-
cred that every negotiable paper has to
have the 2-cent Il P" affixed. and that
each of the banks has near 900 custom
ers. the immensely Of the amount Of rev.
enue derived from the new law does not
seem strange.
The WeHs-Fargo Express company has
used $500 worth OF revenue stamps since
July l The Pacific having used q lie
amount.
postofice money orders. the extra Two
cents is charged and the money order
clerk states that the extra revenue from
this source has averaged 81 a day for the
1s2 days.
The Western Union Telegraph company
has sent an average Of 200 messages day,
on each Of which a 1-cent stamp was al
fixed. The Postal Telegraph company
has sent 5000 messages since the law
went into effect.
Every way-bill. every insurance policy,
every deed. everv mortgage. has been
plastered with the stamps in various
amounts. 50 that It may be safely est
mated that in q universal effort to con-
tribute to the cost Of the late war Nich-
tia, has, IN the first six months under the
revanue law. paid into the Golfers Of Uncle
sam the very respectable sum of S-icec.
And the end, however much to be sought,
is not yet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
MUCH TRIED CASE
Case of Efford Felix Again Up for
Trial

The case Of Efford Felix against the 81.
Louis and San Francisco Railway com
panv engaged the attention OF the district
court yesterday. The case has been IN
court q number OF times before.
FTord Felix. a co,ored lad, was years
Of age in the fail OF 1894. when one day,
while playing along the railroad track he
got his foot fast in the frog al the switch
and a train coming along about that time
cut of his foot On January 4 following
a suit was brought by Oscar Felix for
Eford Felix. minor, for the sum OF 80
COO as damages
In the same document upon which IS
written the petition IS contained the rail-
roads answer Of denls,. and on the same
date IS entered a judgment n favor OF
Oscar Felix for Enord Felix for the sum
of $50. adding s150 for the surgeon and
bospital charges. Also . paper was signed
by Oscar Felix waving apd releasing all
claims against the railroad company, both
for the value Of the boys services and for
damages for the injury sustained The
money was paid into court and excepting
SO Oscar Felix nor E1ord Felix never
received the balance Of the $3oo After
this another action was brought by Oscar
Felix for the value OF the boys services
alleging the right % The father 20 the ser
vices Of his child, and showing that
through the injury the services would be
without value, resulting in q loss claimed
to be s. 80. This acton was afterward
tried and the court held that the road
was on the private was Of the privs te
ground ot the company and that the boy
had no right 10 be on the company's right
oT-wav; that # was such negligence for
tha boy 60 be oa the riEht-of-way as %
prsclgde his right 70 recover damages for
the injury.
4 Judgment was rendered against Oscar
Felix
Then raction vas brought - set aside
the original Judgment against Eford Festx
b=cs1se Z is claimed. he vas rot re1re-
ssn-s6; that the cou--. did not inquire into
and protect rs interests: thsc the pre-
tended judgment was nothing mo-e than
,hs receipt for the money 5y Oscar Fe1x.
The father
This Is the case bst5-s she 5is.-.-- court
L the petition Is sustained and re ju5g-
nent set aside. then the case v1u come
I'D 10 be heard or is merits against he
railroad company. The question q cor
tr-sut0ry negligence on the par Of E@7-d
Felix By being on the rtshc-7s-z-av. ztIr
come up Il the case IS ever tried. and Z
the court adhs-ss u his former reE1- tzss
VIII defezJ = recovery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05

gelding, beautiful animal Of Wilkes
strain. OF a great deal OF speed, whose
beauty has often been remarked on tie
streets. He has white stripe in the face
and IS four years Old He had a pair OF
four-ounce toe weights which may lead 20
the apprehension OF the thieves. The AMI
nal IS a very fine one. and the loss seri-
GUS as. in addition 10 the value of the
horse, he was also a family PEI.
The other animal Is a brown mare. she
was also fine specimen Of horse flesh.
She is six years old and fifteen hands
high, and weighs about 1850 pounds
IN addition 10 the theft OF the animals.
one set Of blind stitched harness. rubber
mounted. open bride, Kay saddle. was
taken; also one set OF blind stitched har-
ness. rubber mounted. blind bride. Kay
saddle.
There was also taken a Vaughn spring
buck wagon. which can be Identified BIZ. one
OF the springs which runs from the front
OF the back axle Two other thines which
the thieves took in their haul was plush
lap robe, red and black IN one side and
black on the other side, and a "a cool
ing blanket.
got in their work. The barn Is large one
and the plunderers evidently took their
good time 20 make Z thorough job OF it,
Everything was done by them in apple-p.e
order, and apparently with a thorough
knowledge Of the surroundings.
There is no question but that Wichita
Is the objective point for the opera lions Of
A very successful band OF horse thieves
as the losses in this way recently have
been heavy. There is also little doubt
that the band Of thieves have their head
quarters somewhere in the Cherokee strip
part OF Oklahoma. The gang opera ties
under a leader who is a natural Napoleon.
and It IS said that the headquarters OF the
gang is a regular work shop where all
manner OF concealing changes in the ap-
pearance Of stolen property can be ef-
fected.
The authorities are trying 70 locate this
band OF thieves and when they do. depre-
dations for the most part Will cease. Who
ever is in control Of the gang understands
Wichita and It's equine property perfectly.
The loss OF Mr.. Spencer's animals will
mean new padlOcks and more ferocious
dogs in Wichita
The matter OF apprehendin- the thieve.
is in the hands OF Sheriff Simmons He
had heard nothing Of them UP to late
hour las: night Any information in re-
gard to the property should be teIegraphed
TO him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
mathematical Contest.

The contests viii be held al the follow
ing places next week: Sherman township,
al AndaIe. January 9; Greeley township
District no. Il. January 70; Eagle town
ship. at Bentley. January II; Valley Center
township az District 15S. January y; kechi
township at the Kechl station, District %.
January T. Work 70 begin a. 100 ?. m
Bring your states and pencils The prtn-
cipaI part OF the work Will be in addition,
subtraction. multiplication and division.
The higher grades VIII do work IN frac-
tions and interest. Prepare for rapid
work; also be able 70 give good methods
in fractions and Interest Pupils may at
terd al the nearest place. AL the pupils
and parents are invited.
J. Y. COLVLLE, Co. Supt.
George Edgar, claim agent for the St
Louis and san Francisco Railway COM
pany, Is in the city attending the trial IN
the case Of EGord Felix against MS CON-
pauy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
ULCERSyESaSss
CURED ar cUTIcURA.

Nv mother has been victim 70 ulcers from
vzricose veins for thirty-fve years Eleven q
these terrible sores have existed az One time on
the limb affected. EKcruciating pain and iDteuse
suffering were endured, with al sorts Of reEe5ies
On trial and numberless physicians calls and
prescriptions applied, 81 with but little benefit
At last the remedial agent was found IN CUTT-
CUBA, which surely proved worth is weight IN
gold. aIIeviating pain AID causing healing pro
cesse5 20 commence and cure speedily effected
CUTICURA SOAP Is cleansing, purifying, s1d heal
ing IN its nature proving Itself most excellent
and valuable auxiliary TO CUTICCRA (ointneut(-
March I6, 1885. W. T. MORSE, Cabot, VI.
aS-wa-m baths with CUrIcUEA soar. sratie Azo.nt-
kngs CCTIcCKA- TIE gTsas s1 cure snd PGrest OF
solie1ss aud mid doses IA tE s1Ls IS great
Of Blood purifiers arc cured seou-
Eznsis Saose ssrsnE from Ez1ors arsaost SeFc1d
endurance. lar eless Or al Eoze a terTne
Sod ta-ozghoz:the world. PorrsE n CHEN- CoEp-
Soc Props koEtSn- HoW 80 Cure avery E=lcr, tree
SAVE YOUR HAIR By c. &C. sa.T -. via
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
LAFAYETTE STATUE
Gift OF school Children OF America as
Attribute.

Some few weeks ago the school children
Of the United States were requested by
United States Commissioner General Peck
to subscribe a penny each for the purpose
Of erecting a monument in memory Of
Lafayette. The children Of this city re-
sponded very literally and raised a hand
some sum, which has been forwarded TO
the commissioner at Chicago. The follow
ing well De read with some interest regard
Ing the site which has been selected in
Paris for the placing OF the tribute:
Professor B. D. Woodward. assistant
United States commissioner general TO the
Paris exposition Of 1890, just returned from
Paris, says that ". Jules Cambon is in
warm sympathy with the project OF the
United tSates commission to erect a mon
unent to the memory Of Lafayette Before
leaving Paris, Commissioner Woodward
had interviews with VI Dupuy, president
OF the council, and ". Krantz. minister Of
public works, IN regard 10 a site for the
monument The French cabinet mas ac-
copied the monument. and has selected
one OF the most picturesque spots in Paris
as its site. This Is in the courtyard OF the
Place du Carrousel.. in one OF the two
little parke near the Gambetta monument.
Il is proposed 70 call this place Lafayette
Square. Il is thus evident. says Comnis-
sioner Woodward. that the French govern
ment has great appreciation OF the
friendly sympathy in the United States
which has prompted the idea OF this trib-
ute % Lafayette.
Commissioner Woodward and Major
Bracket. secretary OF the United States
commission. Ieft for Chicago last night 20
meet Commissioner General Peck. NJ.
Woodward expects 10 return % Paris by
the last OF January. and again assume
charge Of the United States Paris EXPOSE
ton Offices there. Secretary Bracket now
has charge Of the Offices OF the United
States commission in this city, at No. 10
Broadway.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
is OVER A MILLION
Amount of Mortgage Releases
for Past Year.
S942,O00FOR NINE MONTHS
Real Estate Sales and In
provements Going On.

The amount Of mortgage releases as re-
corded IN the books of the regizter OF
deeds for Sedgwick county for the niue
months ending Decen5e- 81. ISIS. are IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
FINE HORSES ARE STOLEN
George spencer Ls>es Tive Pin.
Animals from His Barn

Tuesday n-Sh- the ho1- 11- known.
some one sto.e from George Speccs-s Barn
oa CoIese Hiu. East Second street ozs
o. his tine aorsas ard = STANDARD bred
lla7s- 4 Number Of o,hzr articles. .nc.1s-
ing harness and roses, were taken from he
barn
NJ Spencer a. o7es pun taz matter =
ne aa1ds u the authorities ard offered
- reward fa- the returl o. t5s property
and slns for tae rsturn y me property and
aTresz aid coavicesCE q The tzief
ozs Q: the animals taken Is Exhc so--s,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-05
LII, n:1t- act easily, promptly and
I1OOu = I-iH effectively. q cents.
BAR MEETING CALLED
Attorneys VIII Take Action for Col
Birds Funeral

The members Of the Wichita bar viii
meet thi snoring and make arrangements
for attending the funeral Of Colonel Mich
olas Bird and formulate such resolutions
OF respect as the occasion demand. The
meeting viii be at the district court room
at in the morning, and a full attendance
Is desired