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Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
2 o. Address,
Nu'icc of App ication for Patent
U. $ Land Office. Tucson. September 1s

U. $. Land Office Tucscn. September I5 ,eaq.
 | Notice is hereby given that !. pursuance Of !. he | nIted SIaIes miuing llSs, Adam flemish ! by Jam ke'l!y his orney iG tact. wh5se post ihce -dIrssS Is Tombstone, CochlSe cOu.Iy
 IILona Terntory, has mace app.ica Ion fli pt elt f,r i5uo linear et of : he OIeorge L ode MiEIng lainl. situate In the Iu quJIse m.nIng district county oi CochIsc. TcTntoIy Of afIzo.. q IS s-rioed Tn ,He official pl4t hrIe Iewith post d. and the n, Id note on tlle n Ihe ai e O! nc ! Register of the Gil Lana U st.ict al Tucson. leiTtory Of AIIzona. as i ilows. viz:
 Beginning al c. rner No I. SE corner Of claim a iine post in mound oi stone. } ieet long n. square set enc foot Tn ground to b rt ck sc4ibed I-I3Io G NJ C, ~heaee U . NJ M NJ 13T9 besrs \ 9 IS W 53S5 feef; thence \ 3J1 z6 " I5Co iest 10 cOrntr No 2. ideutlc ~ifn location oTneT pine post In mound of stoGe II high 4 ms spare scrihed I3Io C A! l. whence U : |. NJ No I3Ie b,ars s 46' 4J l.; U l. NJ No t240 bears N O : r. |. tkenCc \ oI' 25' l. 3 O feet 10 initial monun.H Ht of loca ton a pine ? si m mound O. one f. bish 4 ITS squaie scribed Nj q M C I3tg 3Oo feet l.. co oeT No pine post IT a mould Of tone 2 iett .ong Ii ches squ re set 8 ln-hes i gTo.rd 70 hedrVck ScrIoed 3 I3Io G H C; then ; 74e 2o r. 800 ieet 10 cOTncf No A. idtnucai w.in location corns' plnc post in mIIni Of rock ieet high inches square sciibed { I3te C. >, |; thence 5 oI' 25 W 300 feet 10 crnicr of suth end of q ann pine oSf m mound c st ne 3 feet long inches square SCI il. a b-d ol rock inscribed ti N C I3I9 So' iert 10 coraei No ', place of beginning. VIriation oi al cor ners I5s E. Area George cia1m ao.s acres and forming portion oi the quirter of sectiol in township No lo $ of Range No 25 L.. (unsuTYeyeel aierIdiaD.
 The location of this mine is recorded ia tie oiflc of the county rccorder Of Cochise ccnnt Arizona Territory at page 483 of Book I2, | Rec0r of Mines and supplemental notice a; | pages srs-5re of Book 2. Records Of Mines. Adjoining claims are I his claim is tended | on the SW by the St Patrick mine.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any I, portion Of sad mine or surface ground are re | uuired to flc their adverse claims with the Reg ister the United states Land office at Tucson in the Territory of Anzona during the sixty days p~r1od of publication hereof CT they will te barred by virtue of L C provisions of the statute
 Signed MILTON R. MOORE
 Register
 FHs, Publication Sep, a5, 1899
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26

Educate TOUT Bowels vsiir CasearesA
 Candy Catba:tic. cure cons:i ipation -JreveT 10c a5~ II c C fai' drn0cisr| rsfr''.r -~onev
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
Tnousands are Trying It.

Ir order to prove ths great merit of Ely's Cream Balm. tho most effective curs for CA.sr, and Cold in Head, we have pre- pared 6 generous trial size for 10 cents. Get i. Of your druggist or send 10 cents 10
 ELY BROS, ,; Warren St, \. Y. City.
 Isuae-ed from cata-rh of the worst kind ever since a boz, and 1 never hoped for cure, but Eiy's Cream Balm seems 10 do even that Many acquaintances have used it with excellent results.-Oscar Ostrum 45 Warren Ave, Chicago, III.
 Ey's Cream Baln. is the acknowledged cure for c.tarrh and contains no cocaine. mercury nor any injurious drug Irice. @ c,nts- At druggists or by mail.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
$. EXITS SALE.

bv virtue Of an execution issu. out of he District Cour Of the rst uoieial Dist'ht of the TsIIro of ,IizoEa. m . no fOr tht ounty O. Cochise. dated the stL day Of Sepicm' CT IsQ) on a juds ment duly d ekcied in said Court ID the csc enuiled Louis Iecksrd ri and Albert Sieinieldt, part CTS are pla nfih' and |. Cardenas. IS de end, ut. for u-e sum of three hun1ied and thF,e ccIars and foriy six cents s3os s6l costs included. on the I2ih day of luiy, A. D. INoo. ty winch am commanded to make the said sum oi money with interest al sven per c. nj per am ura. from July B 1899. out of the personal proptrty of the said Car denas or if suff cient thereof cannot be f. uno, th.n out of the real property beionging to him on the said Is,h day of July IsS9. or any time since.
 And whereas, no personal property of the said 6eblor can be found in my e,unn of ~hici 10 make sad sum of mouey. l have leyIeo upon and seized all oi the right, ,ite and interest which ii,e said ] Cardena- had on the 18th da' of July ISs Q or al any time since. m and tc the follow ing described real estate and pTopcriy situate, lying and heing m lhe tovn ef Bsoee Coehise County Arizona. described as fOlloAs 10 wit
 That certain lot of land having frontaee Of ,o feet on Brewery Culch being bound q on the west by BieweTy Guch: on the south ty the lot of SO Sd Muelas; on the east by govern ment land, and on the north by government land; sad lot of land containing i've frame houses and one able. and being known and called the Cardenas lot.
 Public notice is hereby siven that on Thurs day the eth day of No, erber I9co. at ten o clock a. m of that day. 1T front Uf the our. house door of said Cochise Cou ty, in the Cityoi Tombstone. ~ill sell at pub ic auction to the highesiand best bidder fer cash. currency of tht United States all Ci the above described pro peIiy. O. so much ihereOi a may be necessary f costs.
 Dated Ton bstone. Arizona October IS. ISo ..
 SCOTT WHITE. |O-I5 Sheuf.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
pldntin
vs. ORVI.LE MARTIN,
Defendant.

Defendant, Acton brought in tie District ooust Of the First ludiciA district of the I nitory of Ari- ,o' in and for the Ouniy ,.s ,vc;Iise and the complaint il cd in ihe sid County oi CCcs4se ID he office of the clerk oi said District Court; The Trritory Of Arizona s.nds greeting to O0fille Martin.
 You are hereby required 10 app ar in an &C., ton brought against YOU by tie ab We named Plaintiff tie District C ut Of tie First judi ,ial b strict oi ihhe erritO.y of AT zona in md for tie ( ouniy Of Cochise. ana to answer he complaint hie1 therein. silsin ten Y, exclusive Of the day Of ser,icel after the service you of this summons (f served within thi, q is Ost:ict. wi,hin twenty days, otherwise within tLnJy days, C: jud ment by default will 1e i2ser asa.nst you according to tie prayer 0 aid complaint.
 he said action is brOngh; 10 obtain a decree f divorce from he bends oi matrimony and for he sole custody Of the mnor children Lena N iariin and Dryille Nfitoa Martin. and for all general, equitable and proper relief.
 Given C1Ssr ;..y hand ard the
 sel of the Di trict Court of
 th- First ludici District of the SEAL 1trTii. " of ofATszoua. IT ard for
 ;ie County this 5th day [
 lu,y. in the year of our
 Lcrd one thousand eight hun
 dred a-d ninety-Rine.
 A. II. EMANUEL July.-7. Clerk.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
Notice for App icaIion for Paten
V ming Appliestirp No. :. survfy No i3s

U. s Land Office, Tucson. A:izona. Get. 5t I5So.
 Notice is hereby given that The Silver Clou Mining Co. by |. V. Niehcrs. agent, who post-office add ess is omb,tone Cochis County A izona has made IpJAcliion for :. patent for 800 Tn ar feet O the S.lye- lsgd Lode. bearing sil.er and gold. situate m Iom.- stone Mining District. Co,hi-e oun,y Arizon and described in Ihc official plat and eic notes on fife in this ofi,e as follows. VIZ;
 Beginning al corn-r No I. a pine pos, s5 fl long inches sql re in mound O; stone set II inches in ground 10 ted rock scubed I-Is53 = C. NJ whence U <. l. NJ. No. Tssy bear \. rS' 8 r. 373 teet, the out hous, Tomb tone be1Ts =. Sz' N. about eleven ma, thence \ 33' o3' W. 31I fe,tto Wcsl cenir' n pine post | II long inches square in mJus, , stone set inches in ground 10 bed roCs scribej I5s. =. C. NJ. 6o2 fcttto corner NJ z pine post 5s fl long lnefcs Sq lare in mou C of stone sei l5 m hes in ground sCrih-c ? I3- 5 S. C. NJ: ih,roe \. 63' $ E ISco tt ts ornei No. pine post 3l1 II long II ches sq ar in mound Of stone sci ore fcot n bed ro,k scribed 3-I33SS. C. NJ; | erce s S3' o3' F. 30 fl to east center enc identical uith loclt,o pine pot 3Is f lors inches square set on on limestone rect. m mound of sioi.e CT h-. $ <. NJ whence the monument o' location bears : S63S 4S' w. 65S ft6c2 ft 10 core No identical with location. a pine pcst3i. H lorg inch-s squI.e in mound Of stone s one foot in ground 10 bad rock scribed t-I383 C, Nj; thence s 63' 45' ". 1900 [, to corn-r No. the ? ace o' teginning. Variation of a. corners I2' g. E and con airing %. 58 acres il township IS South of Range a east unsuIvey ed Gla and Salt River Meridian.
 The location of this mire is recorded in th County Recorder office of Coehise County or page z6 look Transcribsd Recorcs O Mines. Adjoining claimants are EoEe.
 All persons holding adverse cl inns there,o are required 10 present the same before th s office within sixty days from the first day O publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions otJhe statue.
 signed MILTON R. MDOHF
 Register.
 First Publication Oct IT I9aq
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
NotIce to Creditors

In the prota:c Court Of the Corn,y Of Cochiss
 'ertit1Ts oG Arizona.
 Estate of E. R. Sampson. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersieed ad< HlniStratrix oi ite e-taie oi l. R. : ami son ssccased, 10 the creditors Of and all person aying claims against the said deceased. ;xhIblt ihem. with the necessary vouchers within four months after the first publcau1n n Of tbIs notic'; to the said administrasrix at Bis ,ec. a, the ofhce of :. K. Williams, the same eing the place for the uansacfion Of the busi- aess of sad estate in said county of CocAise
 FLORENCE I. SAMPSON, Administratrix of the sEstate of E. R. Samr- son, deceased
 Dasea a' 1.-oee. August ss. :soo ~-s
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court or the County of Co- ch,se ierriiory of arizona.
 tstate of Richard R. Fisher, deceased. Notice IS hereby gIv n by the uIdersil ned administrator oi the estate of Richard K. Fisncr deceased. to the credi.ors of and all per- sons having claims against the said deceas to exhibit them, with tse necessary uchers. with m tour months alter the hrst publication, this IotIce tJ the sad admihIsira,or. al his ofhce the Court Hou m Tombstone Cochise ouniy, A l., he safre Dcing the place tor the bu,iress os said estate. n sad County ot -ochiss.
 A. WENTWORTH. Administrator of the estate of Richard R. Fisher. deceased.
 Dated this I4th dIy of August. I39o Au-I6
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
NOTICE.

All p-rsons working on or ftr nishirg suy piics Tor he Humboldt, Ing hand, hanoe, Mamie, IEon ana As y mines known as q e MeCorn,ick sICup oi nhInes, ale LeTeby noihed ti al the Ownei of the aDoye pro. esty holes hIn.se.f and pfotNIty free of any and ail Cebts ,on;rsc cied sh, reon. said mine is suuafed in 1uiqaois mining district ot ochIse Co and is nov unGer bond 10 O s. iiaIoy and !. W Young, IT., f, the bvnd D run one year rom March Ist. 1899
 ROBERT MCCORMICK,
 ToL.ustone, Ariz. Dated March 90. Isee.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26

The smooth Borrs are using rifed cannon against the British with telling effec'. A corps of American engineers and . battery of German gunners are in the field using their knowledge and e1perie ence in behalf Of the Dutch re- publie
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
CITY AND CersTY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE COIN,.CE 10 to- l..

Nine men out of ten think "The Lo,d tempers the wind to the shorn lamb" is from the Billie, whereas, Laurence St.rne is the author.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26

a5czf T5ss-rc Sp.s ssd smeke Tear Ii:e Awsy. 10 quis tobaccc easily and forever. be mag <st.c full Of life. nerve and vigor, take EoTo Bac, the vondcrwcrxer. that makes weak ner strong An druggists. soc or ei. Cure guaran tecd Booklet and sample free Address 1serzing Rens~- ..ics~~ - New York
 EveRvbody 9ays 70
 Cas.as.-- andy Cafliartic, the most won oerfu, mco cal discovery of tie age, pleas ans and refreshing to q C taste, art gently snd positively on kidbey., liver and bowels. cleansing the entire system. dfspel colds. cure headache, fever, habitual ronsfipaetoa and biijousnera. Pleeee buy and try boA O1 C. c. C. today; 10, q, So eeLzs. Sod ano PuUanteod C e,xSo bv au dr..9s..s
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, FIRST l Judicial District Of the I err.toiy of Arizona n abd for the County oi Cochise. fISNIE MARTIN.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26

The Tribune says. FlSrencs is ID the position of coy maiden with two lovers. She will bestow her affections on either the Santa Fe or Southern Pacific.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Tn the Probate Court. County of Cochise. Ter rito-y oi Arizona.
 Estate V. Kemble. deceased. Notice is hereby siven by the under signed tdfnini>trator oi the estate of V Kemble iece1sed 10 the cr,ditors of and all pers as hav- ng claims asl'nst the said deceased. 10 exhibl, shem with the D cessaiy vouchtrs. within Jour onths after the frs; publication C' th's notice. the said Administrator at Esirbank post ffice. the same the being the p ace for the transaction of the business of said estate in saic County of CochiSc.
 A. V MOVES. administrator of the Estat. of V. Ke1able, !cceASed.
 Dated August 3r. IsG9 s-I
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26

dimes at-BARRETT. BTSBEE, and SOLOl Smelling Works nt--B1REETT.
 COl HlSE COUNTY, ASlz
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-26
(sEAL-l

July.-7.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-24
NAVAL STORES NOT HURT.
Cold Wave Did Not Affect Turpen-
tine Industry.

The rosin and turpentine industry Is
probably about the only native industry
in this section of country that was not
more or less hurt by the freeze. The pine
tree among it's other good qualities pos
sesses the ability TO Withstand cold. Such
thing as pine tree being killed by cold
has probably never been heard of. The
several days of cold weather may have de-
layed operations for the coming crop some
what by interfering with the chipping of
boxes, but this delay will hardly be appre-
ciable.
1.-The cyclone of last September did more
damage to the turpentine industry than
anything else that has occurred in this
section of country in many years." said
a well known naval stores factor. the
turpentine output alone was cut short fully
10000 to $1,000 barrels This accounts for
the present statistical position of the tur-
pentine output and the unusually high
market price which has prevailed for the
last several weeks. Turpentine Is now
quoted at 1872 cents a gallon, the highest
market price in number of years. While
a large number of operators suffered Sc
verely by the storm hundreds of others
have profted largely because of the re-
duction in the output"
THE demand for spirits turpentine," said
the factor, has about caught up with
the supply and this accounts for the ease
with which prices are maintained. u is
different with rosin. The proportion of
rosin to turpentine is about 35s barrels of
rosin to turpentine. The producer cannot
alter the proportion no matter how much
ne would like to do so. There is more
rosin than the market demands and conse-
quently the producer has to accept low
prices for his rosin. If prices for rosin
ranged as high in proportion as those fer
turpentine the producers would get rich
AS 1t is they are doing fairly well on ac-
count of the good prices of turpentine."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-24
FonTIFIcATIoNs AT PoRT ROYAL.
Progress of the Government Works
ON st. Helena Island.

Lieut.. w. p. Hardin. acting assistant
surgeon, came over from Port Royal yes
terday. He is surgeon of the army post
on st. Helena Island about four miles
from Port Royal. commanding the entrance
to the harbor.
The government has $50 laborers at work
at ST. Helena constructing Notifications
Two rapid-fire four-inch guns have al
ready been mounted and emplacements are
being built for three ten-inch rifles. The
laborers are employed under the engineer
In charge of the work, Mr.. Leland, who
is working under direction of Mai Ruffner.
engineer officer at Charleston in charge
or the station.
Twenty-four men of the Sixth Infantrv
are stationed on the island, but it is EXPECT
ed that this force will soon be supplement-
ed. Lieut. Hardin has been there some
weeks as surgeon. having been ordered
from Tybee. where he was stationed as
medical officer for some time He saws the
work will probably be completed within
two months. and Port Royal w:ll then be
Wen defended Barracks for the garrison
are being built.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-24
WILL BRING RACK MAINE MEN.
Michigan win Get OF for Key West
and Havana.

The transport Michigan VIII sail this
afternoon for Key West Her stop there
VIII be to take on a hospital of 500 beds,
which has been used at Key West for
many months. This will be taken to Ha
vana for the use of the American troops.
-Four pack trains viii be taken from Sa-
vannah. In each Of these there are sixty
I'VE mules and thirteen men. quantity
OF supplies that were brought from Porto
Rico by the Michigan will also be taken
out by her to Cuba. large number of
stragglers, who have been in the city some
days, will also be taken to Cuba to rejoln
their commands. The vessel lies at the
Ocean Steamship Company's wharves,
where the passengers and pack trains will
be taken on this morning.
Assistant Surgeon Harris Of the Third
Georgia Regiment will leave on the Mich
igan with several members of the hospital
corps. When his regiment sailed Lieut.
Harris was left behind in charge of sick
OF the command, who were unable to get
away. Since then the sick men have either
recovered or been turned over to st. 10
sephs Infirmary. Lieut.. Harris did good
work while he was in charge of the sick
soldiers, not having lost man, although
some of them had serious complaints. The
trip for the members of the Third Georgia
will be lucky one, as it will mean TWO
months extra pay They will get this
extra pay under the act of Congress that
provides it for soldiers who see service in
a foreign country.
The Michigan will return to Savannah
after going to Havana and will bring back
old friends of Savannahians. These viii
be the members of the Maine Battalion OF
Artillery who have been ordered here to
be mustered out of the service. 1t Will
probably be about ten days before the yes
sci gets back Col. Bellinger has also been
notified that the two Two Hundred ana
Second New York and the Third Georgia
are to come back to be mustered out.
Rays regiment will be mustered out at
Savannah also.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-24
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY.
A. c. Scott Wants to Be Relieved of
His Debts.

His Debts.
A. c. Scott Hled his application for dis
charge in bankruptcy yesterday. Scott IS
contractor and builder and his liabilities
amount to about 1920 He returns assets
to the amount of $3.50, which are fully
covered by exemptions under the state
laws.
Scotts liabilities. all of them, were in
CURED during the year 1898 He is repre-
scented by Mr.. A. A. Lawrence.
The report of the receiver of the Stein
enger Mercantile Company bankrupt. of
Bainhridge, was fled in the Office of the
clerk OF the United States Court on YES
terday. The receiver reports that com
pany's property brought $500 at public
outcry. He also asks that the court fix his
compensation.
Accompanying the report is Judge Speer's
order confirming the sale The case has
been hanging fire in the courts for some
time, the Steinenger company having bean
declared bankrupt some weeks ago rs
property was sold to Powell Bros & Rru-
ton for the price mentioned above.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-24
WANTS TIE TREES PROTECTED.
Chairman DnhIn Says Soldiers and
Children Damage Them.

Mai. Trimble, provost marshal, has been
requested by Chairman Dafin Of the Park
and Tree Commission 10 caution the sol
ders camped In the squares against dam
aging the trees. Several instances OF vio-
lence to the trees have been reported to
the commission and IL is the desire of
Chairman Daffin that they be protected
IL was reported that the soldiers now
camped in Telfatr Place had been throw
ing their bayOnets into the trees, soaring
and otherwise dana Eing them. An order
viii likely be issued cautioning the sol
diers against using the trees for target
practice
Chairman Daffin was asked incidentally
about the reduction in the appropriation
for the Park and Tree Commission. which
has just been made lay Council. lie said
the present allowance of s. 900 will not ad-
mix of any improvements and will hardly
be enough TO pay for the maintenance of
the city's trees. A large number of trees
have just been planted, he said, aud il
wiA take considar abie to keep them in
growing condition.
Il have several letters from citizens"
Chairman Daffin said, calling my atten-
ton 10 the Vanlahsms OF chiidlcn on
Oglethorpe avenue, between Barnard and
West Broad stTeets where the commission
has been planting large lot Of sman
trees. II IS claimed tEat these trees have
been injured from Lending and twisting
Il is certainly TO be presumed that all
thoughtful persons viii take an interest in
the healthful development of our parks
squares and forests, and stop this Dractico
of children wherever it is noticed. 1t
should be deemed a privilege to serve the
city in this respect. Superintendent Screw
en- of the police department has been re-
questcd to have the police took out for
distractions of this nature, but | wish TO
cali upon citizens generally"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-24
A LETTER FROM SANTA CLARA.
CorpI. stevens, Formerly of the First
Georgia says the Country Is Fine.

SOEpts Stevens, FOEmeFlT Oh tue IT ANHt
Georgia says the Country Is Fine.
A letter from Corps. r, Stevens. of the
Sixth Ohio Hospital Corps. has been re-
ceived by the Morning News. Corpl Stew
ems was formerly member of Company K,
First Georgia, and in his letter extends
fraternal greetings to the members of his
old command. He is stationed at Santa
Clara, Cuba, and describes the country as
beautiful and healthy. He says that the
men are happy and contented. Yellow fever
has not been known there for twenty
years
On the trip 70 Cienfuegos, where Corpl.
Stevens landed, the transport pasaied close
to the sunken and destroyed ships of Ger
Vera's fleet, at the entrance TO the harbor
of Santiago The wreck of the Me-rimac
was also in plain sight. At Cienfuegos were
quartered large detachment of Sps. nish
troops, with whom the members of his reg
iment fraternzed at once, bartering the
products of American ingenuity for relics
of the war with Spain. OF these lan.er
Corpl Stevens says he has accumulated a
large collection.
In front of the hospital at Santa Clara
runs one of Weyler's famous trochas "a
consists of four rows of netted and inter-
feet high and bordered ON either side with
deep ditch. From this formidable obsta-
Gle to an enemy's progress, block houses
rise at intervals. The walls of the block
houses are made of Georgia pine and filled
in with gravel.
The people of Santa Clara gave Corpl.
Stevens regiment royal reception when
1t arrived. The reception committee con-
sisted of about 5000 Cuban soldiers and
four bands The Cubans were overjoyed
to see the Americans and hailed their COM
ing as an augury of better things. The
country people have returned from the
cities and towns to their homes and have
commenced TO cultivate their neglected
fields. As a consequence of the country s
marVelously productive climate, crops of
tobacco and vegetables have sprung up on
every side.
Corpl. Stevens says that there are no pa
tients In the hospital at present, and that
he asks nothing better than the opportun-
ity to stay in the country a year. He ex-
poets, however, to reach the states some
time in ADr!f.