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Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, County of Cochise, Ter ritory of Arzona.
 Estate offs. (. Robertson, deceased
 Notice IS hereby given by the under signed administrator of the estate of 5. C. Robertson deceased to the cr-dtors of and all pers. ms hav- ing claims against the said deceased, 70 exhibit them with the n. cessaiy vouchers. within ten months after the hrsf publication cf this notice, to the said Administrator at his store in tke City ot Tombst ne. Cochise County Ar:1on.. the same the being the pace for the transaction of the business of said estate in saI County of Cochise.
 F. x. WOLCOTT. Administrator of the Estate of 5. C. Robertson d,crased.
 Dated November 9 Isss n-1r
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14

ENRIQUE M<URiS.
 Plaintiff. FRANCESCA ANNENTA MAURIN.
 Defendant. Action brought in the District court of the Frss Judicial district of the I, rritory of Ari- xora in and for the County of Cochise and the complaint fl ed in the said County of Cochise in the office of the clerk oi said District Court. The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Francisco Armenia Maurin.
 You are hereby required 10 appear in an ac ton brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in tne District Court Of the First Judi cial D strict of thhe Territory of Ar'zona, in and for the County of Cochise. ana 10 answer the complaint filed therein. within ten days texcusive of the day oi seryice) after the service on you Of tfis summons (if served within this c.unty: or il served out of this county but in ti:is dist-ict, within twenty days, otherwise within thirty days, or judgment by defaul, will be takep against you according 10 the prayer oi said complaint.
 The said action is brought 10 obtain decree of divorce from hebcnds Of niarimony and for the sole custody of the miner child.
 Given uader r.y hand and the
 seal oi the Di ,trict Court of
 the First Iudtci~ District of the SEAL Territory of Arizona. i1 and tor
 tte County this 2oth day f
 October. in the year of our
 Lord one thousand eight hun
 dred a-d ninety-nine.
 A. H. EMANUEL Noy.-&. Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14

The etats department at Washing ton has surprised European diplomats by serving notice that the United Sa,es fully intend to protect her rights in Cbins, and that those rights mean all privileges enjoyed by the most favored na;i1nr. The U. s. is now in the war business and csrryiog q chip cn her shoulder.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
Notice to Creditors

In the Probate Court of the County of Coehiss
 'errifory of Arizona.
 Estate of E. R. Sampson, deceased.
 Nopse is hereby given by the undersiged ad- r,inistratrix oi the e>taie of E R. Samt son dsceased to the creditors of and all person Paving claims against the said deceased, exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publJcau-n n of this nosic- to the said adminisfratIix at Bis- bee. at the cffice of S. K. Williams, the same being the place for the uansac- .ou os the busi- ness of said estate in said county of Cochise
 FLORENCE l. SAMPSON, Administratix of thel Estate of E. R. Samp son, deceased
 Dated a' Bisbee. August a. ;soe s.a
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
CITY Ayb CoTlSIY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE COIN..!CE 10 to |.

Though at present there gre l OO0.- OeO. 0oo copper cents iu circulation snroughou. this country the Philadel- phia mint has 10 turn out 1000 .oCO . mooth to accommodate the demand,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14

There are ip the United States about 3 ,2e0 .OCO more unmarried males than females similarly situated, the sxset figures being 5,427 ,767 bsehel- ors and 2. .224 .4s5 spios:ers. No wonder the most of us in Arizona are unfortu- nate. There is not enough girls to go around.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14

simon Tite. cabin. lot ai, b,o,k 2. Dasoee. e......... ..-.-............ 2i E Sanchez x of section (. township I3: range Io. I6o acres land. Lower San Pedro.... ........ Ia s4 Refugia Saise. ranch Improvements. 3 horses. wagon and harness Lower san Pedro. I8 5o Tox nsite Mining and Milling Ce, Townsife mine, No s4. ls g acres: Metallic Accident mire, No sS. iaoS acres............ 4a H Terry. southwest x. section ts. township 70. range go. ioo acres Lower San Pedro. ... 3I S9 oe verceiina. frame house. furniture blsoec -..-.-.........-.... So Mrs M L. Williams. Frame it,use: frame houses on lots 5 and block I,. Bisbee. .. .... Io os Dan WauRhtal adobe and frame house. furniture. sewing machine work horses. 200 goats. wagon harness. bicycle. Dos Cabezas.. 20 90 James VI aters, lot re, bi0ck ss, Willcox. .............. Sc
 NJ. C BENTON FRANK HARE Chairman Pro tenn
 JAMEs E. DUNCAN
 Deputy Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
P o. Address,
Notice of App ication for Patent

| lining Appiieatfen So Ss2. Survey No 1319.
 U. $. Land Office. Tucson. September 1s' l ieoo.
 Notice is hereby gwen tha, i pursuance of l the United States inning laws. Adam Herlich, by James Reilly his attorney in tact, whose post ( ffice address is Tombstone, Cochise coubty, Arizona Territory. has made appli ion for Pa'ent for 1890 linear ct of he George Lode Mining Claim. situate in the Tu quoise inning district. county Of Cochise. Territory of arizona AS described in the oificial plat herewith posted. and the field notes on file in ;he office oi the Register of the Gil Land Distict at Tucson. territory of Arizona, as fellows. viz:
 Beginning at corner No T, SEE corner of claim pine post in mound of stone, 3 feet long m. square set one foot in ground to bsd ,ck scrbed i-I5ro G Nj C. whence U M M No 1879 bears g I5 W s3Ss feet; thence N 3<' s6 W 1900 feet to corner No 2, identical with location corner pine post in mound of stone 3 u high ins square scribed I3Io G Nj C whence U l. NJ No I3re bears S6' 43' E: U L. M No r249 bears N O as E; thence N 6r' as E geo feet 10 initial monument of loca- ton pine post in mound of sione 1t high 4 ins square scribed Nj G Nj : I3ro 300 feet to corner No 3 pine post in a mound of stone 3 feet iong .rchcs square set inches in ground to bedrock seribed 3 r3Io G H C; thence 34' eo E '5oo feet to corner No 4. identical w,tb location corner pine post in mound of rock } feet high { inches square scribed 4 I3Is G NJ (: thrnce 5 6r' as W 900 feet to center of south end of am a pIne Iost m mound O, stone feet iong inches square ser il. a bed of No I. place of beginning. v.ration O, all cor ners IsS E. Area George claim so.s 5 acres and l forming portion of the quarter of section
 in township No le S of Range No as t.. (unsurveyed) Meridian
 The location of this mine is recorded in re offic, ofihe county recorder of Cochise count, Arizona Territory at page &83 of Book I2. Records of Mines. and supplemental notice al | pages SIS SIo of Book 9. Records of Mines
 Adjoining claims are This claim is bonded on the SW Jy the St Patrick mine.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any nortion of said mine or surface ground are re quired Co file their adverse claims with the Rex | saer ofthe United States Land olice at Tucson b the Territory of ansoaa during the sixty 1ays prriod of publication hesrof oe they will be ssued by virtue of [, provisions Of the statute
 Signed MILTON R. MOORE
 Regissrr.
 FEH Publindsa seps ss ssss
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
Defendants

Defendants Action brought in the D;s,ric, Cour. of the rirsf judicial District of the Territory os hIi. soma ln md for the county of Cochise. and the comp aint filed m the said county of Cochise in the once of the clerk of said District Court The Ts-.:ssy of Arizona sends greeting to Sarah Harris.
 YoU gre hereby required to appear in an acti n osoug against you by the above named piaint n in the District Court of the Firss Ju,j- cal Distinct of the Territory of Arizona, :r ana. for th' ounsy of Cochise. and to answer th. complaint hled therein. within ten days (exc,u. sive o' the day of service after the service on you ct tfis summons if served within this county. or if served out of this county, bat in this e'strict within twenty days; otherwise wi,h- in thirty days); or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 The said action is brought to obtain decree of divorce from the bonds Of matrim, nv and for al general. equitable and proper reli | Given under my hand and the seal of the
 Court of the First Judicial District
 of the Teni,c y Of Anzona, in and lsHAL) for the County of Cochise; this 9th
 day of Nov. tn the year of our
 Lnrd one thcusand eight hundrec
 and ninety nine.
 A. H. EMANUEL, NsS7. Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST | Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona m and fJr the County oi Cochise ENRIQUE M>URIN.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
Esauty ls B,,oa Deep.

Clean blood mean. s clean skin. No beauty without it. Cascarets. Candy Csthar. tic clean your blood and keep it clean. by stirring up the lazy liver and driving alI i'm purities from the body. Beein today t5 be9ish pimplss, boils, blotches, blackheads. end that sickly bilious complexion by taking sscaret4 -beauty for ten cents. All druc ests- asneacs'nu euasants~t NA. ssc. Aoc
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Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
NOTICE. The Taxes of CGchi, c C ,uatv Due and Payable

Notice is herety given tts, iie duplicate assessment roll oi the County of Cochise IS now tn my possession for the coilection oi taxes lev jed for the year 1899 in said ,orniy
 faxes will become dtlIqueLt tn ihs 3d Monday in DcoenlSer ISeo ard uIless pad tefore that dale a penalty of fve .sr art ~ill be xoded thereto.
 Payment may be made a, n 'fce in 'te county count house al Tomb tc ne, driirg cI, Ct hours-e a m to I7 m and to 5pm.
 A. WENTW OETH Treasurer and Ex-Ofh 10 Tax CoI,cior Cochise county
 Tombstone, Septenter ia. 1889
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
SUMMONS

In the District Court, First Judicial Distric of tho Territory of Arizona in and for the county of Co hise
 WILL HAM HARRIS
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
AUTHORIZED A n,grs.

AUTHORIZED A 1N1S. GEO P. HOWELL. 70 spuc- s. Ne. SoGk. : n Francisco.
 G. II. KELLOGG. No. 3ro Pine street. ,orn g and s8. San Francisco L. P. FISHER. aI Merchants Exchange San Franeis.~-
 Al transactions made by the above named ,ersons wil be compiled with at the PROS ECTOR ofbce.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-11-14

.'1ines at-BARRETT. BISBFE, and S0LOJ Smelling Works at-BIRhETT.
 COCHISE COUNTY, AkIZ
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-23
WON BY McALPIN.
He is Now Champion Wing
Shot of America.

New York, Feb. &c. A. McAlpin
Of the Carteret Club won the live bird
championship, at Garden City, today,
with a score of 96 killed, 4 missed.
Louis Duryea was second, with score
Of 95 killed, and Paynter of Pittsburg
was third, with SO killed and missed.
With the downfall of Guthrie, yester-
days leader, all interest centered in the
shooting of McAlpin and Duryea, and
these two had it nip and tuck almost
until the finish. McAlpin finally won,
with a score of 96 killed out Of q pos
sible 100.
Since the championship contest was
inaugurated in 1895 none of the scores
has equalled that made by today's
winner. Money, Guthrie and WEIGH
scored 81 each and divided fourth
money,
McAlpin, in addition to winning first
money, which amounted to $3.50, was
presented with beautiful silver cup,
the gift of Foxhall Keene. Following
is the total score Of the two days con-
test:
G. S. McAlpin, Carteret Gun Club, Sc;
L. T. Duryea, Carteret Gun Club, 95;
Charles Painter, II. H. G., 90; A. w.
Money, Carteret Gun Club, II. A. WEIGH,
Philadelphia, G. S. Guthrie, Pittsburg,
go each; ID. Bradley, Carteret Gun Club,
So; W. S. King, Pittsburg, 81; Oakleigh
Thorne, Carteret Gun Club, Harry Cole
man, Philadelphia, 76 each; J. II. Wood,
Carteret Gun Club, 67; @. +. Francis,
Wilkesbarre, IS; Foxhall, Carteret Gun
Club, 63.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-23
WILL CAMEL PLAY HERE ?
He Has Several Other Chances That May
Keep Him Away From Worcester.

The story is going the rounds of the
exchanges that Charles Camel, the old
Boston player, will cover first base and
captain the Worcester team. AS mat
ter of fact, Manager Marston has not
yet signed Camel and there is consid-
cradle question as to whether he will
be able to get the big fellows name at
tached to a contract.
CAMEL, it is said on good authority,
is unwilling to play for the money that
Worcester or any other team in the
Eastern league can afford to pay He
is at present New England agent for a
Kalamazoo, Mich, house, which nets
him a profitable income. Then he has
recently signed to coach the Williams
College candidates this spring which
means several more hundred dollars in
his pockets.
The manager of the Carriers of Frank
L lin, the strongest independent team in
the state, is anxious that Camel
should handle the Carriers during the
summer months and has offered him a
salary of $3.50 per month to take charge
| of the team during the playing season.
AS the Carriers usually play but one
kgame a week and never more than two,
6xcept upon holiday weeks, the offer
Ia considered very tempting. There are
MANY who believe, under the circum-
stances that some one other than Gan
zen will captain the Worcester team.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-23
WAS A DRAW.
Gardner Could Not Whip
Flaherty in 20 Rounds.

Hartford, Conn, Feb. 22.-Oscar
Gardner the Omaha Kid, and Martin
Flaherty Of Lowell, Mass, fought 20
round draw tonight, before the Haw-
thorne Athletic Club, in one Of the
finest battles ever seen here. The
building was packed and many promi-
nent sporting men from New York.
Boston and other cities saw the bout.
Flaherty forced the fighting in the
early part Of the contest, and his
vicious rushes threw Gardner all over
the ring. His fighting was marked con-
siderably by foul tactics, while Gard
ner put up clean work throughout.
Referee Whites decision was generally
applauded, as, while Flaherty was the
more aggressive in the early part Of
the fight, Gardner got in his good blows
toward the end and evened matters
UP.
The blocking OF both men was SUI
perb, and the exhibition, but for the
fouls mentioned, was one of purest
pugilistic science. The men fought for
the 126-pound championship.
In the preliminaries Patsy Sweeney
of Boston got the decision over Marty
McCue of Brooklyn. in a fast ten-roun1l
bout, and Harry Fisher of Brooklyn
got a decision over Frank Sullivan OF
Hartford in the same number oil
rounds.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-23
POWERS GREAT JUMPING.
He is Doing Feet 80 Inches in Prao-
tice in High jump.

J. Fred Powers of this city, captain
of the Notre Dame University track
athletic team, will be one Of the prin-
cipal contestants in the western inter
collegiate indoor meering at Notre
Dame, Saturday evening, March IL.
Captain Powers will devote his atten-
ton to the field events and will be
entered in the high jump, the pole vault
and the shot-put. In the first event.
so he writes a friend in this city, Pow
ers is doing his best work In practice
last Saturday afternoon, he cleared the
bar at feet / "a inches.
Captain Powers has also instituted
pleasing innovation IN the matter of
prizes. Instead of offering the usual
silver trophies, olive wreaths will
crown the winners Of first places IN
all the events and laurel wreaths will
be given to those who finish second
The custom of crowaing the winners
obtained $500 years ago in Greece,
when that country was the military
and intellectual leader of the world.
1T will really be a solemn ceremony
when the IA winners at Notre Dame
meeting have the coveted crowns
placed upon their heads.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-23
NO BASE BALL IN MARLBORO
George II. spaulding SAYS He Does No
Think the City viii Have Nine in '99.

~SS' - ORoA'A"E OOGS ''O OSSS wv
Think the City viii Have Nine in '99.
George H. Spaulding, who is the lead
ing light among the promoters of the
various forms of athletics in his native
city, was in Worcester yesterday after
noon on business. In the course Of the
day he dropped into The Spy office to
talk over the local base ball situation
and other kindred matters.
In the course of the conversation, Mr..
Spaulding said he did not believe MARI
boro would be represented upon the
diamond this coming season. He says
that he has not sufficient time to devote
the necessary attention to the game
and that the general sentiment in MARI
boro appears to be that there will be
no team there.
of course" continued the Marlboro
man, Eve get together team for a
game or so on some of the holidays,
but we will not make thing of play
ing regularly this season. With the
prospects for no team in Grafton and
with strong team such as Manager
Marston will surely have in Worcester,
L do not think there will be the field
for country base ball that there has
been in the past"
Mr.. Spaulding suggested that he
would like to pick up a team to play
the Worcesters on Patriots day but did
not know as Manager Marston would
| look with favor upon such plan. Mr..
| Spaulding suggested that with such
men as Connaughton, Bemis, Dowd and
| a few others available he could collect
! a team that would let the Worcesters
| know they had been in a game after the
nine innings had been played.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-23
GOES TO TORONTO
Harry Bemis Is Signed by
Manager Irwin.

Harry Bemis of Marlboro has been
signed by Manager Arthur Irwin TO
play with the Torontos this season.
Bemis affixed his signature to a To-
ronto contract few days ago, and
has been ordered to report with the
other members of the team, April 20.
Bemis stepped into professional base
ball last season when ne was signed
and given a brief trial by Manager Sc
lee of the Bostons He was Sold how
ever, and played with Paterson, New
Jersey, throughout the season. Bemis'
forte is his heavy hitting and every
manager in the Eastern League, with
the exception of Syracuse, had made
overtures to him for the coming sea-
son.
Charley Dooley of the Montreal team
was especially anxious to secure him.
When the committee meeting was held
at the Bay State House in this city
several weeks ago, Dooley made his
first proposition to Bemis, but it was
rot accepted. AS soon as Dooley was
certain that he was TO remain at the
head of the Montreal Clubs affairs, he
increased his original offer, but again
Bemis did not see enough money in it
to suit him. The day after he had
signed with Irwin, a letter came from
Dooley containing proposition al
most identical with that which he had
accepted from Toronto
Bemis will be strong drawing card
in this city, where he mas a number
of friends, who have watched with in
terest his clever baekstop work when
playing upon the Marlboro semi-pro-
fessional club. The friends of his ma
tive town will, of course. all turn out
to give him a hearty welcome when
he plays his first game against the
local team in this city.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-23
The Annual Indoor
Games Held.
WORCESTER WINNER
William Knibbs Landed a
Second and a Third.

Exeter, N H, Feb. 22.-The students
of Phillips Exeter held the annual ath-
letic games for the faculty shield, this
afternoon. The running races were held
on the outdoor board track, and the field
events took place in the gymnasium.
The contest for the shield was between
the two upper classes and at times dur
ing the games the contest was very ex-
citing. The shield was won by 1900 with
45 points; so second, with As points;
'01 third.
The features of the meet were the
breaking of the 300 yard record by G.
v. Hersey; the all-round work of Capt.
w. A. Hersey, and the pole vaulting of
E. Sawyer.
William Knibbs an ex-Worcester
high school boy, won third in the hur-
die race and second in the 900 yard
dash. He also ran on the winning team
in the class relay race.
This meet was the first opportunity
that the student body has had to form
an idea of the work being done by the
new men, and to estimate their schools
chances Of winning the dual meet with
Andover.
The summary:
40 yards dash--Won by G.. Hersey, '99
W. Hersey, $50, second; Fry 100. third
As yards hurdles-Won by W. Jersey
'99; Bartlett, o.. second; knibbs, 100
| third. Time 5 AS seconds.
1000 yards run-Won by Wise, 700; Wat
son, '02, second. Burgess, 90, third. Time
| 2 minutes 80 seconds.
900 yards run--won by Jones, 100
KIS,nibbs, go, second Lewis, SO, third
Time, minute "a seconds.
| 800 yards run--Won by G.. Hersey. 99
Try, 90 second; Stremmel, 80, third
Time. 33 seconds
Team race-Won by 90; 01 second; 'S9
third. Time, minutes Al rs seconds.
| Running high -jump-Won by Ford, 99
tied for second place, G. Jersey 99
Tufts, '99; .Egan, 100; Kales, 90. Height
Pole vault~Won by Sawyer, 90; Pratt
90. second; Fairbanks, 90, third. Height
Shot put-Won by w. Hersey, '9s: Ho
gan, '0l, second; Jones, 20, third. Dis
lance, "a feet II inches.
Potato raee--Won by Fry, 90; Wright
90 second; Gumbell, 90. third.
Final score by classes-'00, As points, 80
40 points; '01, 10 points; 90, points.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-23
DEATHS.

MoYLAN--Tn this city. I'D M1A MErl
garet (Coleman) Moylan, widow o3 the
late Martin Moylan.
Funeral from her late residsnoe, "a Mar-
ket street, Friday afternoon At 2
O'clock Services IN st. Anne's ChnxSh
at g.. Relatives and friends are nvsteo
to attend.
o'CoNNoR--In MihburN 22d, Mrs. Mary
OConnor.
Funeral from her late residence, School
street, Friday, at $50 O'Clock. Requiem
at st. Bridget's Church at O'Clock.
|RUGG = In this city, AID. Donald 81
youngest son of Arthur p, and Florence
M. Rugg, mos. days.
MILLEA--In this city, 21st, Joseph Mil
lea, only son of John FL. and Catherine
NJ. tGalligan) Mlllea, 2 yrs. mos;
street Friday afternoon at o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to att
tend.
HENNESSEY r. In Holyoke, 22d, at the
Home Of the Sisters OF Providence, Jo-
seph, infant son OF Michael and the late
Mary A. Carey HennesseN ! yrs.
mos. days.
Funeral win take place Thursday after
noon from the Union station on the ar
rival of the go train from Springfield.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend. Burial In St Johns cemetery.
lCRAFT--In Cherry Valley, 22d, Margaret
p. Dorney) Craft, 81 yrs. II mos. "a
days.
Funeral from her late home IN Cherry
requiem in st. Joseph's Church In Lei
eester at 8 o'clock. Burial in ST. Jo-
sephs Geometry. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend