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O'Sullivan & Co.
Brecer;eS.
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Banks.
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Citizens Nations! Bank.
B;.tchers.
Hellm h Brothers, NJ. Schiller.
Courts.
County Court, Corporation Court.
Con,missio-, Merchants.
Fisbe, Brothers. " A Johnson & CO.
IT & ) G Beckham, F s Harper,
z F Lawler & CO. Harlow Brothers
y Lindsey & Co Cbas King & Son.
] Broders. G II Robinson & Som
Thomas Perry.
Dentists.
H. Bitter
Druggists.
W F Creighton & Co, f L Allen.
C G Lennon, ES LeadbeateI & Sons
John q Janncy. Northwest Pharmac:
C NJ Lennon, Richard Gibson.
Dry Goods
isaac Eichberg. D Bendbeim & Sons
D,iring Perks
Alexandria Driving Park.
ErlreSS Conpdntta.
Adams Express Co.
Feed aud Grain Dealers.
T F Burroughs, J Broiers,
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Florists.
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DR. T II Jones Dr. Hugh McGui
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Pirate Residences.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-07-29
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EXCHANGE. 300 KING STREET.

So A MONTH FOB BUSINESS.
so 4 MONTH FOB HOMES.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

in - w ~. y witness corner No lara
North 10 d 9rres "a minu:es NJ. rs
feet. Il pi::e pest feet eng, iachas
SQUARE Set IN mound OF saoacs, onc
foot in 8ioaad to bed r1c,i scrirs:i
l-l24t W. G. Il. M. &. wh:..ce Uni
States mineral monument No. / Of /:
Warren. Mining District, bears &outa
degrees 4S minutes East S,sS..d (,
from true corNer poiHt; thsnce So t..
d degrees rs minutes West, 7s0 feet to
center of East side line, pine pos T.
Feet loHgi 4 inches square ST l., TAO "a
OF stones l,56V feet same bearing u
corner NO. z, pine post Is feat lon;
I inches sqatre set in mound of son ~,
~ Inches in ground, scat; ed Z-I3i. i.
ID. C.: thsRSe rorth 49, degrees "a al -
Fntes West. 500 feet to South end cta-
ter a pine post 81: feet high set IL
mound OF stones. Is inches in sruur.l.
scribe,l, L. n. e. 1:4i 6212 feet sam.
t'aaling to corner M. 3. q piue posi-
feet lang, 4 inchcs square, set on X
chissleG In bedrock surrounded b. "A
mouns %! stones. acribei : .3i,-LMi::
THENCE North 50 degrees - minutes
East 750 feet to center Of. West side
line, pine post In mound of stones:
lbcO feet same bearing to corner No.
:. identical with corner Of h.c .i.0h.
? Pine post feet long, 4 inches square,
SCI Is Inches 10 ground, surrounded by
mound Of stones. scribed 4-1344-L. NJ.
c.: thence South 40 degrees 81 minutes
East sel feet 10 center end nionu:,-:lt.
Identical With leca lion, nnoru:aeIf: q
pine post 3 feet long. iaches. 8. ~:
set an < .ehiSe!ed on q reef Of rocks.
surrounded by a mound Of Stones.
scribed 4. NJ C. 1914: sS1.7 feet same
bearing to witness corner No. /, already
described: 6ol.2 feet to corner No.
(the true eorner) tho place Of Seg.a-
ming.
Area of claim. 30 0sS acres.
The seid mining claim being Of record
In the office Of the Recorder OF Coehiss
County In Book -, Record Of Mines.
pages 20 and %. At Tombstone, In the
County and Territory aforesaid, thu
presumed general course or directioa of
the said Labrador vein, lode Of chin
eral deposit being shown upon this plat
posted herewith, IS near as can 10 de-
termined from present developments.
this claim being for fifteen hundred
O.5ee, linear feet thereof. together with
the surface ground shown upon th-
official plat posted herewith; tina said
vein. lode ana mi:ilng premises hereby
sought TO be patented. being boundcd
as follows. to-wit: There are no al
Joining claiins.
Any and all persona claiming ad-
,versely any, portion Of said mine or
surface ground are. required to file
their adverse cltttms With the Register
OF the United States Land Offrr at
Tucson. Pima. County. In the Ter. tory
Of Arizona. daring the sixty ia >
period Of pcp.ica'ion thereof. or>tH'~
will be barred by virtue Of the Drevis-
ions Of the statuto:S
49,. -, MILTON r. MooRr!.
Regis::r.
First Fuhlira ;oa. October y, 1882.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22
Removed to Naco.

From Collector Of. Customs James
Welsh, who was in this city yesterday,
an ORB reporter Learned that the work
'of'rem6ving the American custom house
to'Naco would be com pleted today. The
business for the present will be conduct.
ed in one OF the rooms Of the Copper
Queen store building and until the new
building &c erected. '',
The Mexican custom house will be re-
moved in the course. OF the next few
weeks, or al aoon AZ the building which
is now being built is completed. /.
The removal OF the, custom, houses to
Naco means much to its future. aAll
the traffic which has heretofore gone 10y,
way OF La Morita will go to Naco, and
the Tact Of the custom house beng at
Naco will stop to a. great extent the
petty smuggling Of cigars silk drawn
J, '---.-.--.hat hes been going on at
that point Tor some time past. -rIcrr,-
who had intended to buy their vie,
sweetheart or Others Christmas presents
OF drawn work in Mexico will now noi
have the oppoi tunity to br,ng it
across the line as they have in the "a t,
and Iy.pAIin% the duty, on il they will
NOT SAVE AIRY Li.!nk I'D s,.. ak ri. ~ - i
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22
From toe Thirty. fourth

u l"tierwae'recsip"d yesterday from
Manila from one OF the Bisbee boys who
enlisted at TT, Huachuca, with that rrci.
neht. They had been in camp Ter ten
days resting up from their journey and
expected TO he pnt to the front uu-
der Gen. La%ton in in few days.
The Tip over from Sau Francisco was
one to be reiacm bered. For nearly live
days the transport on which they were
was tossed about in hurricane, the
wlnd blowing snch Il gale as to carry the
snip out OF her course, the engines be-
Ing unsh'e TO cope with the wind. one
OF the Chinese cooks was washed over
board and drowned, and the deck WAS
swept OF everything movable. This
was the only fatality, otherwise The ,r,r
was without incident. .
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

The death OF James Finley at Tucson
ises the following from Nm exchange !:
he ranks OF the Arizona pioneers are
ting thinner, the old u,en who blazed
trails are fast being gathered to
.ir fathers. Much il due 10 The men
70 pioneered the ',ays TO sthis savage
"a OF thirty years ago, How little
The people who today in A ri2ona en- :
al the blessings Of mode.a, oiyiliza..
b consider their coat. Tho hillsides
Arizona are dotted with Unmarked
ives, telling more plainly than words
express the priyations and sstruR..
y Of Arizona pioneers. The palace
glldes along where years ago the
libersome mule and OK teams xended
ir dangerous way. The whoop of
Indian 10 heard no more 10 sl,e, land,
OK and the mule team have given
Y TO we'll equipped modern railways,
where solitude reigned supreme H.
We hear lhs welcome lauyif0t child.
d and civilizations busy whirl. We
thankful for the change. Yet We
should Be thankful for the brave
. Of long ago who brought about
bsnsfcsnt change"
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

A SPECIAL cable dispatch sent to a
newspaper in Eeriden. Connectiout, by
Francis Atwater, financial manager in
Cuba for the Red Gross society, indi-
Gates that there is some hope OF running
down the scoun6rels wSo sank the
Maine. ~ have just learned from a
well known detective" says he "thas
he is no, on the trail 1t the villains no
blew up the battleship Maine in Ha-
vane harbor, the wreck OF which can
bee 30 / send this dispatch. One of the
scoundrels, according to my NORMA
ton, claims he has not been treated
right. He offers now 10 tara stal,'s
evidence if he is paid $3.50 o to $40. 900
go that he can live in seclusion in come
foreign country The remainder of his
life, as he well knows that in Cuba or
the United States he never would be
allowed toilve an hour when it is known
that he ia one OF the dsstardly towards
who caused the loss of SO many lives.
He claims there were seven or eight in
the plot, some OF them now being in
the uhlled-statea and the others here"
Mr.. Atwater sent the dispatch exclu--
sively 10 the neSspap per eff which be is
PRESIDENT.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

CUBA, which is going to have a
thanksgiving day this year, has espe-
ally good reasons to observe this occa-
on with good d,al OF fervor. Not
bee the days of Diego Velasq uez,
oain's first governor Of the island,
Early four centuries ago, has it enjoyed
oh freedom and prosperity as it has
joyed for the pact thsse-quarters OF a
'ar. No part OF the world has greater
Ssons for Thanksgiving at this time
AN Cuba cat show. November 30,
90, ought to be ancexceedinyly inter-
ting occasion ior Cuba. o
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

CONGRESSMAN. RoBERTs can at least
hank lirs poiygamoue instincts tor hav-
by MAIZE him q national character for
pe'e is not q newspaper, in the country,
lnd in fact scarcely in the world, but
pat has made SONS kind Of comment
pom him and his position. even if the
tusade does not succeed ID keeping him
ut Of congress it is sure that it will
ring about his social ostracism while
J Washington, 60 as an object lesson
ONE good viii have been accomplished
INFLOW, ~. ,.+A -'N;S'S ~ no; q
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

'TKE elections OF last Tuesday show a
cided Democratic victory. They have
ptnred Maryland, Mississippi and
,braska. As expected; athe Republic
rs carried Ohio, while they made a
int in Kentucky which has placed
at state in doubt, and it may be nee
airy for the legislature TO decide
neither the. Democrats or Republicans
II take the gubernatorial chair. Bry.
Is own state Glands by him. Colo
10 went Democratic.,,; Taken all in
|, the election OF hast week was de-,
I'D Democratic victory. 49,.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

their adverse claims are duly filed az
according to law and the regulations
within the time prescribed
by law, with the Register Of the United
States Land Office. at Tucson, Arizona.
they viii be barred by the provis! ons
Of said statute.
- ...,... ..... MILTON r. MOORE, o..
,... Register.
Date Of first publication. Friday, &c
.tober Goth, 1899. -,.....
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

IT is true in. all parts Of the. world, and
rscislly in the United States, says tile
.fbnquerque acknowledgements, that
griculture lies ut the foundation Of the
My permanent and reliable prosperity.
'actories may fall, commerce may
,hange its channels and even mines
bay "pineh out,'' burthe farm lie always
eliable, especially the farm that is, in
nred against drouth bya' good system
irrigation. -" 80 ''T'''' ?
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

THx mining resources of Cocnise
,unty are being rapidly brought to the
q, Ta.... - .la4 mack -p2sses. but
om eight 70 ten mining locations are
s.:orded. Each location means that
100 worth Of work has been done on
ach claim. Scarcely day passes but
lat some prospector brings into Bis
70 pieces OF quartz, or copper etaip,
'at he las found in the mountains of
as county. There is 10 business that
WIS greater returns or has more
folnisinE future, than our mining in
rests. .s -, '..'r'
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

No word has been received from DR.
Wonshow, who disappeared in Sonora
some lew weeks since. Or. Nonshow
was in the Yaaqi country when the re.
cent war broke out, and sirce that time
not a word has been heard from him. 1t
Is thought by some that he was killed
by the Indians, while others are inclined
to the bslief that he was captur, d by
she Indians and is being held AS a pris-
encs and made to administer medical
aid 10 tue sick and wounded. Hi, wife
formerly Miss Daley Robinson Of thi q,
place, who 10 ct present in Caiitu, mia, is
nearly distracted by his mystic ious dis
49,
s1iles Gibbon, an OLD resident al CO.
ctiiss county and O. Bisbae. died at
Naco last hight. He was 81 years Old
Snd has been 1 resident OF this couoty
Tor twenty years. During the past
Three yesrs hs he's been i'll, moot of the
time sicE Ia bed.
An en.erprising Cincinnati milkman
invites HE customers to have his milk
analysed twice a year at his expense,
Inc time co DO selected At their pleas
are. He does very profitable bust
evidence that honesty
pays. !
Jess Fisher was IN from the San Bel
'ardino ranch yesterday. He reports
ioshlng startling from that eni OF Il
ounty. He went down to Naco last
vening to receive q number OF Mexican
attle that Mr.. Slaughter had purchased !
sar Magdalena and are being brought
croas the countrJ.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT.
Mini"g Application No. 7O3. !,
Survey, No. 1874
United States Land Office.
TuCr'N, Orn.l or ~. 1870.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
in pursuance Of the United States MIN
Ing Laws. NJ. J. Brophy and E. B. Ma
son. whose postoffice address Is Bisbee.
Cochise County, Arizona, have made
application for patent for fifteen hun
dred Q.50o) linear feet OF the Labrador
lode mining c'nin,. situateJ; in the War
rem Mining District, Cochise County,
Territory of Arizona. MS described nv
the official plat herewith posted and by
the field notes on file in the Office Of
the Register Of the United States Land
Office. ella Land District, Tucson,
Arizona. as follows, to-wit: 49,.
Magnetic variation for all corners,
IL degrees Is minutes East.
Beginning at corner No. I. identical
corner OF location which corner being
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22
TnE tendencyto worry is a matter OF

THE tendency,to worry is matter OF
personal iiiasyncraey, and ia not easily
Aceon,'ei tor on srientitir grounds
Some, icofle worry about nothing, and
's"n'c let nothing worry them. NJ ,iouh,
tile cnnNiriun OF the latter. IL the more
envia'nc; hut it is not always to bc at
tanned Ivy striving You meet o usn
who has fiSst Things lipat'wvsid make
Inn hiSspy--xesltih !s3rial ;positiop, ydo-
iltSue 1iei,' eoiss4hiail ,l.ci,f,.tnH,.s AND
you fikH'sil'tn gsbSsays dars.sed ,stsp-.
ass,sfafsd,,a psey 10 tsfsstul.l low srir-
,its. Another, wle has real sorrows
enough tor crush Ian. " the earth, is
com r&i atipeiy G. eerlu.. Perhaps itmay
be sad, 60 far &C any general axiom can
be veutured, tSat thoue VINO have known
real trouble are less inclined to worry
than tboes whose experiences have been
on the whole Fortunate and easy GILL
.bertsoh Era.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

THE FL Paso Times Gays; "The mis-
directed chivalry If Arizona has turned
PEARL, Hart loose on the country 70 hold
up and rob people at her own sweet
PILL. The men WHO took an oath to find
verdict. In. accord with the law and
he evidence, and then sdtdn't do 1t,
|hoalds serve a tenn in the Arizona pen.
"a -" .a,-.,
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

AGuISALDo lie at last up against some-
hine,that 10. purely American, it's the
american volunteer that Aail hell can't
top" AS long as he was fighting Gems
nal OTIS typewriter Aggy had smooth
'ailing. but he has trouble ID the rear,
no front and on both sides now.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

| The most yeistls- reports which have.
been received ,ifom Cape Nome. indicate
hat the gold depos,s inthat quarter
will turn out to be at least ne rich as
hose found in Klondike. Happily, too,
,he Cape Nome sdissiugs are in Ameri-
Eap territory. ,'s.'
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

DUatses$hs period SetfomN Janaary / To
pneS, 1872, there we're IA strikes In
usurated in Germany, = affecting 2s,,sIU
establishments and, SO, O4S employee.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

+. SoNss II our hack yards, and alleys
eed.a little cleaning up. What is the
natter with using some N .the hobos
hat sFe now visiting our city2, Start. .:
hain RAnRs '">r,, '-.a s.slt., I. NJ
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

Ar.this ,disansp il looks pc .if Goebel
.ss been elected governor Of, Kentucky
Ay .. safe majority. He cleims en- un.
on teStSd piufSfity f,,e40Evotes. .~7'
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22

y. NTH four WARS IN prtEresis--two in
South America, one in South Africa and
sne in The Philippines-the Geographic
are interesting.
The Arizona daily orb. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1898-1900, 1899-11-22
.SOTtCE OF APPLICATIONS FOi
...r' "A, PATENT. 49,. .;"4@i

N. T.. Ne. sss. Survey Ne. r,S2.:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-02
Benefit Entertainment.
THE RAILROADS.


Between November and 10 the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad will
change from the summer to the fall
schedule. It is not expected that there
will be any marked change seen, for
the road does not seem to be ready for
1t. II was expected that, with the In
PRODUCTION OF the fall schedule. the new
passenger service between Cleveland
and Wheeling would be introduced.
There have been good many things to
prevent this. The road has now orders
in for a number Of new buffet parlor
cars, and 1t is not expected that these
will be delivered before the first of the
year The order was placed but recent
ly. and as the car shops are crowded
with orders It will be impossible to
turn them out before that time. The
changes, therefore. will be simply to
improve the present service to make 1t
appear to the best advantage. The road
now has a through car service between
Cleveland and Wheeling, but It is not
on MS fast time as the officials hope by
and by to have II. Another thing which
will retard the Introduction OF the new
service is the fact that the new cross
over from the old Cleveland, Canton &
Southern to the Wheeling at Navarro
has not been mRde.-Cleveland Leader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-02
Flint wage Scale.

President W. ]. Smith. OF the Ameri-
can Flint Glass Workers Union. has
arranged for the conference on the
wage scale for the pressed ware
branch. 1t will be held in Pittsburgh
next Wednesday, November s. All the
factories are in operation at last years
scale. When the workers committee
accepted the old scale It was with the
provision that 1t would not be enforced
during the FIRE II objected to by ma
jority vote of the membership in the
pressed ware branch of the industry.
The vote was against the settlement,
and another conference Is necessary.
The workers will insist on an advance
Of 10 per cent. Fully 5000 men would
be affected by a strike in this branch,
1900 skilled workers and as many more
who are dependent on them. II the full
amount demanded is not conceded by
the manufacturers and compromise
Is offered. another vote Of the menu
bership may be taken. An effort will
also be made, 1t is said. to have all the
factories Of the new National Glass
Company included In the wnge agree-
ment. Some Of the concerns that enter
ed the combination are being operated
on nOn-union basis, and have not been
governed by the union scale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-02
AMusEMENTs.

Mary Ramsey, the heroine of IAN
Indiana Romance" which appears at
the Opera House. Friday and Saturday
evenings. and Saturday matinee, is a
strlkingly original character, In that
she avoids by her very simplicity every
stereotyped idea of a stage heroine. She
is not deserted wife or betrayed
maiden. She is not cynical woman
with a past. She is not a brilliant,
caustlc wit, whose singing repartee
smacks of ouIda's worldly wise fair
ones who never did and never can exist
in flesh and blood. She is the sweet,
sympathetic human girl whom strong
men love, not the woman with whom
they drink wine at mIdnlght-the mid
night Of baleful pleasure, which leaves
dregs Of remorse-but the woman into
whose calm. healthful eyes they love to
look in the morning. the mornings Sc
rene with the sunlight of clean lives.
"a true wlfe-a woman who loves her
husband" that is Mary Ramsey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-02

The National Glass Company, the
combination of glass tableware man':-
facturers. began business yesterday
morning, a week earlier than had been
expected. The books Of the individual
concerno that entered the combination
were closed Tuesday night, and new
books were opened. President H. c.
Fry said that the new company is
composed of nineteen firms This indl-
Gates that three concerns came in since
the last general meeting. There are
now on the outside, in addition to the
United States Glass Company the fol-
lowing companies: Bryce Bros Glass
Company, of Mt. Pleasant; Bryce, Hig-
bee & Co., of Homestead; Cooperative
Flint Glass Company. Of Beaver Falls.
and the Central Glass Works, Of
Wheeling.
The United States Glass Company
win work in harmony with the new
company as to prices, and there will be
no more cutting of rates to secure
business. 1t waS announced by one of
the officers of the company that there
will be no advance In prlces.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-02
Afraid 70 Testify.

LONDON KY, Nov. 1.-The teudlsl
charged with murder at Manchester.
Clay county, KY, have comparatively
easy sailing. as witnesses summoned
to appear and testify against them will
not testify against the warning factions.
Mrs. Sarah Collins, chief witness
against James and Willard Philpot. and
Alex Fischer. charged with the murder
of her husband, committed suicide by
taking poison, fearing, 1t is claimed, to
testify against them. Other feud cases
have been postponed from day to day on
account of the absence OF witnesses,
who refuse to attend court and testify
against the feudists, believing, they
say, that their evidence against the
warning factions would imperil their
own lives