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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
Has \ Good Reputation.

Why did some OF the greatest me-
chanical schools In this country dem
onstrate by scientific tests that high
er standard OF oficieocy IS obtained
with a Sterling bicycle than with any
other put in competition with 1T
Why did not the Sterling show ap-
preciable wear after being ridden sS.-
900 miles? In doing this the wheels
rotated in their bearings twenty-five
million times.
When the Sterling Mfg. Co. began
manufacturing the Sterling bicycle
they determined TO build n wheel that
would insure permanence OF theii
business: that would make Teputa'
ton OF itself. Knowing the "tre1sur,
of modern times Is sp1tless reputation.
4 reputation for good judgment 20
fair dealing. for truth, and for recti
tude. IL itself n fortune. II you wan
wheel mat contains the finest ma
| terial and workmanship. and who's
reputation ia established. call upon IN
Pacific Cycle & Mfg. Co. and see n
new 90 model Sterling. price $1,000.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
Lewis wssnSr Dead.

LrSis wesner. Well known here fer
years as 4 steamboat man IN the en-
CINE department. Is dead. He passed
away nj philadelphia after an illness
that first manifested itself here
some two years ago. Wesner was a
man under forty. vas n master OF his
trade and was we'll liked by all who
knew him. While in the inter-island
service here he was a general favortte'
Before that he was with the Oceanic
company. The death OF Mr.. Wesner
which occurred over two months ago
will be deeply regretted by the many
men who were intimate with him here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
4 Sudden Dcatt.

Mrs. Charles 4. Stcbie died sudden
" on Hawaii from heart failure a feS
days ago. She WIS out riding with the
Shipman children when she vas at
tackled by a faintins spell and fell
from the carriage. She was taken "a
the Shipmaa residence where she dice
the following day. Mrs. Stobie arrives
in Hilo last December Co visit the ship
man family who are related to Mr.
Stobie. The berelyod husband i cen
nected with the Hilo Drug Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
MUaDEROUS AFFAIR AT KsHUKU
,csatinaed from First Page,

b aFra!Eued in a day or two. a. H.
interval. or rather right aioaE. coasia-
cradle of the police talent wili = "a
saseJ in cadsayoriuE 20 Set az The raj
cause % the trouble. On saturday az
.ternooa there vas a slight aEht b. a
couple % the opposing uatioaaii,ics.
but IL Vas not % sufficient imPoEtszcr
20 prcciP!iats n race war. The Chiasse
dld no; reckon tina; u amounted 20 aay-
thing. Il - sa!d that for icas tine
there has been more o. isss fcsiiaE
manifested az Intervals between 'hs~e
TWO particular camps. NoS. os eourse.
the feeling cannot BE CaSt out
Th.. trouble at Kahuku Was talked
everywhere yesterday. a. "a" main
facts had been iCiCPhoned over ths
night before for the Advertiser. Il ~a'
next % impossible 10 get any ns~'
from the plantation during the day 81
up to the time of the return ct the -
lice
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28

Sales Rcported-iOs Hoaokaa Sugar
Co. ssSs; 50 Honokaa Sugar Co. SO:
Is waIalua. paid up. ss-s: 81 AmeFt-
can Sugar. paid uP. $40: Waialu1.
paid up. ses5: 5 waialua. paid up. SO
50 .Naialua. asscSsabls. $40: Is u. n
Co. SEQ: 80 Hawaiian Sugar Co. so:
100 Honokaa Sugar Co. $3.50: 60 Hoao-
ka Sugar Co. ssSs: IS Honokaa Sugar
Co. $3.50: IS Oahu. paid uP. sssIs50: -
Hawaiian Agricultural Co. 1915: II
Oahu. $500: 90 Hawaiian Sugar Co.
$50: 20 waiaiua. paid up. SIS.
Beginning with tomorrow the meet
iings of the Stock Exchange will tak'
place In the Board Rooms OF the Ha
waiian Trus, and tnvessmsnt Co.'S
Fort street.
Cha EeS-Twcnty-Stx
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The Sew Bank

Honolulu Is to have = new bank The
insistent rumor 20 this effect was con-
firmed by Col. Geo. W. Macfarlane just
previous TO his departure on the Nip
pom Maru. The promoters on the main
land ale Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Perry Heath. the Seligmans and
the Bank OF California. The directors
will be residents OF Honolulu. jas
Campbell Is heavily interested in tn
new institution.
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A TRIO OF TEAMS.
League Baseball Players
Are Getting Fit.
WeIa Ka Hao- Kamehameha - Pu-
nahou-Prac,Ice In Progress.
Some Good Ones

Practice is going on in good shape
among the teams OF the base ball
league. II is thought that the first
game of the season will be played In
about two weeks.
Every afternoon the wela ka Hap
team puts in some hard practice az Ma
kiki. They have elected Al Moore. the
veteran and popular ball player. their
captain. and under his leadership they
expect TO win out. The following play
ers will probably form the team:
Moore. German. Jackson. Refs. Lish-
man. Kiley, Thompson. Davis. Hart
Togo Jackson will pitch again this
year.
The other teams are not losing time
The Kamehameha boys have twent!
players 10 pick from. and intend &
make a strong bid for the pennant
Bonnie Lennon will occupy the pitch
er's box. The Punahou players ar
strengthening their team with goo
, material from the outside and say the
will surprise the others when play be
: gins. 1t has not yet been decided. bu
Rabbit will probably do the twirlinE
1t is earnestly hoped that the lover
7 of the game may witness some gilt
;, edged ball this season. That the pee
o pie are ready for it was shown by n
= attendance and enthusiasm At the In
game between the two colleges. Thei
is plenty OF first class material. tt
: only thing TO be done Is TO bring Il on
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siSs
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE =
CREDITORS

lie saGsFsikned daily sPrcsas~J al
miaissrzEor OF thc estate of his bsosh-
CT. tho late James ~ Heatoa. of Hs-
makua. Island OF Hawaii. DECEASED.
hereby gives notice to al perSoas hzs-
iEx claims against said estate. 20 pre.
seat The same 60 Tho voderssx5ed a;
Hoaouliuii. Eva. fslaat 90 ozsu. CO 10
ttosry S@ith. IN aoaoiGls. JpeseAzr1
eaiidins. utshin sin rpoashs frv>a e2zs
90 they vtIi he forever barred. All r'sr'
soas tntebsed to said estate. are 80
qursted to make tz@rdtsse s<stbens<e'
~ith the untersi<nc.d.
pz.-d a; Hoao9itslt. Eve. ossr
March g. 1850.
CtoO. y. Rf.<rDN.
i Adriuissrztnr estate James y Rrssne
s~c~asc,t stst-1E,sS-ts1
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ATTENTION, co. D, n. C. Y.

Every M.mtser % ColP2ay n. -. q
H-. IL requested 60 APPEAR =; tss pril.
she'd on wednesday rv~sia<. Nzrch
-. a. 5:79 o'clock. 9TH casiP-Deais
FeT order.
O Bt.RCSTRoy.
Capsasa Cc-nanEinE
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NOTICE.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT
meeting of the shareholders os The
HoNoMU SUGAR COMPANY uIii bs
held At the otticc ct the Hawaiian Truss
and Investment Company o. Friday.
April 7th. 1855. az 10 ~ ~.
Dated Honolulu. Narch stsh. tSiS.
(Ssxned1 GEO. ". CARTER.
.siS< S~cr~t2rys
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
ADJOURNED MEETING.

T4E: ADJOURNED ANNUAL. MEET
suk % the Azassieaa Relief FsaA SO
cScty uiil b. bed az ne Eecz.s %
the Hasaiiaa safe nPosit Raiifiax
NarcA .ssh. az go = m Esecslsa sc
ussc-Ts. y fun asscaAanrc desired.
~. %. ATwATER.
s~c-csasr.
Hoaoiuiu. Marco ss,h. 1850. SO.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
LOYAL ORANGE ASSOCIATION.

Members % the Loyal ossake Asso-
citation are requested 20 make tAez-
selves kapua 20 SIR kst<hs AID n-pss-
GO John Walker. of Nakiti- CO 60
Brother =. :. Bailey. r. a. T.. ia;e q:
1. q. l.. 81. To-uato. oatarso. AZ uscT-
Gle Store. - kinE street
NO: tiae. o. dsssaacs. or cline. cas-
dissolve old and loved ties
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-28
SUPPLY SHIP TO GUAM.

WASHINGTON. March i3-Thc
Navy Department Is Informed By I'D
mIral Dewey that the supply ship Man
shan has left Manila With supplies Foe
the new naval station at Guam.
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NOTICE

NOTICE - HEREBY G!v!:N THAT
the stock books % Fata Fiansstiun Co
wjll - closed % transfers frprn Tees
day. the ssh. 90 Friday. the Stss inss-
ineiusiVe.
I.P. COOKE.
stSS Trv2sursrs
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Eczema. soaia head. hives. iteAeo<
Of the skin OF any sort. instantly and
permanently cured. poans's ointnca,
a. any chemists. 90 cents
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NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the stock books 90 thc ltsika Sugar
Co. wiil bc closed to transfers from
Tuesday. the Ssh. g. Friday ne ztsi
inst. inciussvc.
JP. COOKE.
sisS Treasures.
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NOTICE.

THE BOOKS o. TIE HAWAIIAN
Sugar Company wiIl - closed to sr2as-
fcrs from the 18th 20 the siss % varcA
inclusive.
W. M. TEN,Pf.5sToN.
StSS SrcrcezrEs
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT og THE.
FIRST CIRCUIT. HAWAIIAN
ISLANDS

FthSI CskItAAs flaw aAsssN
ISLANDS
fn thc matter of sse Bankruptcy of N.
=. silva. % kApsSs- ka@si. = tsasf-
Fups-
Creditors of the sasa es&akrvg< ar~
hereby nosifed TO c5rae - sad prove
their d.bss before ne csrrt &C the Czr-
cult Cours. ftrss Circuit ~ ~ Co5-t
ttDu@c. IN tioooipin- O. Noadar. sss
"a day OF April. isS1. hcszr~a rs
hparS of 10 O'Clock In he fo-roso= sat
uooa of The said day. aat elect an a.
ssEnrc Of TIE said h'aatrups's esssses
Dated. Hoao,uis. Msrca stsh. $50.
BF The Court:
P.D. KEtLI-TT. III.
sisxsd Cert
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HONOLULU STOCK EXCHANGE
NAME OF STOCK

Honolulu. II. l.. March %. isss.
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Partial List Of Real Estate
FOR SALE Bv
Will E. Fisher,
REAL ESTATE Agent AND lUciIovEEl
tks urpr FRf and Merchant sisstk


cash. esslxooe ca flsDe. -
KzliAs. ca Bcc'kneT ssf~~s. 80 ~
vide. ssrr1 wprk al pnmps0AL
ozly zlsyss sts feet ef~m KanB
szfw~<- That eseess; orpsr -
cosExFe gpss csmcSesscD cuo-
Esanine sss<a large rvcrnS. ~
al rrocern improvements. -
eaptsnr s.oruelxzn knst snsh. bssak
chsuner. ssesssansAsl syuDcssloo-
~tr~.d throaehous wssA sl~ussa
Wires rsc<,r rsxs.r<e. sac &c 10
sssisn. Tihis place sboulc 90 ssso
20 e.e ssrs-~xsissnd. ln every -
sp.exz 81 ss an so<.ai hones
s7sss-B<rcsz.ss 81 rs-vesss. Hon.
% ssss rosnss size &C sst sSes
30.
sssss-Naasai r-sso-pc.. sac 90 ba 20
UxrMrRovrD.
stgss-sc@xA. Two x1agsrs bulicsng
tc1s. sac &C <arA 7stsI3e- co g7s-
10 S. gssG nprzh uf tSpnalllo -.
wssh abundance &C valuable srrn
srx~s. csr~llens rxs3oenne 1oc&ls.y.
sss1s-wszkEks r~sad- nesr sns. Ens
ro3e- Los jpesi1s. ebasa.
Css-opexa 81 1or- t1sish.
$500 College -. ln1- pspe suslssne
tue- veoce1 aod Sssh lava aDs
sArvAse.erTs size -ssI2s.
tssss--A few lots less CO Be-xssn1s sne
C ksnF sssr~ta- rss12b. tzke
nash. bslaons ca ssDes
t.sss-t,leganE snarsns view 1os. sifu.ss
a. ThprGo1 srs1ut. acgoinsne
II shs ses5eeops &C wrar Tsfsos
! Esa. via prsessrocaee marsps
view sot ss--'vuncsns courssy
LOT sesrscr.d. tsu1fhraoee ane u
srrrllens csndls5o1. ready ~
b,ssiataEs SIZE teer3ee. Npst n
sex. .n t,e ssps,rw,clsteds
AStstsoaai lsss upor ar1lbcss3or-
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-06-24
WASHINGTON CAMP.

Mr.. H. Harrison, the popular
liquor dealer, reports business quiet,
but he hanks on the future of the
camp
The mercantile establishment of r.
N. Chaplin is crowded early and late
with customers. Miners, prospectol S
and ranchers patronize this popular
merchant.
BoRN-June IA, 1899, a fine lob.
son, to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ellidge at
Washington Camp. The fend wife
and mother rejoices that both father
and son are doing we'll
Supt. Gee is crowding the work of
excavating and preparing the site for
the mill to be constructed to reduce
the Pride ore. He also has under
construction fine residence.
Mr.. Brewn, the superintendent Of
the Pool group of mines, is preparing
to do extensive work which will keep
many miners employed and proba bly,
result in the erection of reduction
works.
Mr. A. Bachelor of Nogales, has
his oven completed and as soon as the
Pride of the West mines and mill
start, he will be ready to feed the
hungry on bread, better than mama
from heaven.
air. Bush, the barber, is kept busy
shaving, clipping and combing the
weoly proGpectors, who infest the sur
rounding hills. Mr.. Bush is an artist
at his work aad when these old timers
walk out of his parlor they look lik e
Broadway dudes.
Preparations are being mad. to
celebrate the 4th eloriously at the
Ella spring, near Washington Camp.
A grand ball at night for the young
and gay; beer and sandwiches for the
old and gay. Bank on it, we will
wake the eagle scream. Better come
over and see the great bird. It's no
Buzzard.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-06-24
Discovered by a Woman.

Another grand discovery has been
made, and that too, by a lady in tAis
country "Disease fastened its clutch
es upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severest tests, but her
vital organs were undermined and
death seemed imminent For three
months she coughed incessantly, and
could not sleep. She finally discovered
a way to recovery, by purchasing of
US bottle oftDr. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, and was so
much relieved on taking first dose,
that she slept all night; and with two
bottles, has been absolutely cured.
Her name is Luther Lutz. Thus
writes w. c. Hamnicl1 & Co., Shelby,
North Carolina. Call on j. w. Mix,
d Co, Druggist, and get a free trial
bottle. Regular size so cents and
Sl00. Every bottle guaranteed, or
price refunded.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-06-24

WHEN the statistics OF revenue and
expenditure for the eleven months
ending with May are compared an
interesting showing is disclosed. The
total receirts amounted to S469,0S9,-
$50, which represented an increase of
over S9S,O00,000 as compared with
the corresponding period of the pre-
ceding fiscal year. AS has been here
tofore Indicate in dealing with these
statistics, the receipts from miscella-
neous sources, which continued dis
turbing element, which should be
eliminated in order 10 form a fair
idea of the gro Nth of the revenue
from ordinary sources during the
fiscal year Excluding the miscella-
neous receipts from computation,
there was an increase of over SAL, 900
600 as compared with the correspond
ing eleven months of the prece:iin2
fscal year. The expenditures fox the
eleren months amounted to S573.1O9-
972 which representa- increase CT
oyer Sis, 900, 900 as compared with
the disbursements for the Ike period
of the fiscal year proceeding. The
reasons for this laree increase, OF
course, lie upon the surface. They
are strickingy reflected in single
item, the expenditures on account Of
the war department alone showing ar
increase of not far from $4,000. 1000
-Bradstreet's
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-06-24
San Juan Fighters.

Company II of the 25th. regiment
colorel infantry, U. S. A, passed
through Tucson last night bound for
Manila. The company numbers III
men and left Fort Huac huca yester-
day morning. The officers of tie
company are Lieut.. Caldwell. COM
manding, and Lieut.. Powell. A large
number of people were at the STATEN
and the officers were speedily surround
ed by representatives of Tucsons fair
daughters. The men were all fine
specimens of the older, and were en-
thusiastic in praise OF their officers.
Companies II and L of the 18th.
regiment be came famous for their gal
liant conduct in the battle Of the
block-house at San Juan when they
went to the aid OF the rough riders
Their loss vas severe and last ight
the men, in relating their experiences,
claimed that company II. suffered n
greater loss than any ether company
engaged in the campaign around Sar-
tiaao.
The mea of company H seemed to
lie pleased over the prospect of going
to Manila. Company X row at Fort
Huachuca will follow them in a few
days and at San Francisco the regi-
ment viii again lie together. TIE
several companies are now all over
the west, Star.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-06-24
Why He Howls.

EDITOR VIDETE. The Oasis has
been bowling for some weeks past
about the Withdrawal of one Joseph
Thompson, as surety from the bond
of w. N. Cummings, clerk of the board
of supervisors, and giving the reason
for so doing as follows:
That said w. N. Cummings has
been acting IN reckless manner and
continues to act so, and that the said
W. n. Cummings is not a safe
risk, etc.
Now, when Mr.. Thompson was
taken on the bond of w. n. Cum
mings it was under the supposition
that he was worth the amount for
which he qualified to Wiz: Che sum of
two thousand dollars over and above
all lis just debts and liabilities, and
this may be true, but if so, the pro-
perty which represents this value
must be located outside of Santa Cruz
county, as bis name does not appear
on the assessment roll of Santa Cruz
county, and for this reason he may
have thought that w. n. Cummings
backed by his bond was not safe
risk. AS soon as this discovery was
made by Mr.. Cummings, lie told Joe
Thompson to come up or send in his
Withdrawal to the board of supervi-
sors, which, he, Thompson finally did
through the office of the Oasis. And
the apparent worthless bond OF Blr.
Thompson was at once replaced by
the fist two gentlemen met by Mr..
Cummings on the street Mr.. Geo.
B. Marsh and Mr. Robert Williams
two of the heaviest taxpayers in San
ia Cruz county, but Bird is chucklin g
in his sleeve thinking that he has made
enemies of Cummiu gs and Thompson
1t has always been his business SO
far as possible, to antagonize the peo-
pie of this town one against the other,
and to create discerd, discomfort, envy
and hatred toward each other, so far
as in him lies
CITrzEN
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Notice to Creditors.

IN the Probate Court of the County of Santa
Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
ESTATE OF HERBERT w. SCKRANIaI,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the Undersigned,
Administrator of the Estate of Herbert w
Schramrn, deceased, to the creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the first publication of this notice to the
said Admins .rator at his store Morley
Avenue, Nogales, Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction of the business of said
Estate, in said County of Santa Cruz.
JOS. PASCHOLY,
Administrator of the Estate Of Herbert w.
Schramm, deceased.
Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this 10th day of
June, 1899.
Date of First Pu5l:cation, June y, 1899.
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Notice of Hearing Petition i.
w. n. CUMMINGS,
Clerk Of the Board

In the Probate Court of the County of Santa
Cruz, Territory of Arizona.
In the Matter ofthe Estate of D. J. Cumming,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that W. n. Cummings
has filed in this Court his petition praying that
the last Will and Testament OF d. J. Cumming,
deceased, be Probated and that letters tesla
mentary therein be 81 antcd to said w. N. Gum
1nings, and tina, the same will be heard or We'd
nesdey, the fifth day of July, A. d, 1899, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day at the Court
room of said Court, in Nogales County of Santa
Cruz, Territory of Arizona, and all persons in
tercsted il said estate notified then and
there to appear and show cause, if any they
they have why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Dated June I3, 1902
EB. WILLIAMS,
Clerk.
Date of first publication June u, 1899.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

Last Tuesday night at Tempe a
Mexican was shot and killed by two
Mexican companioHs. The killing is
supposed to be the result of drunken
quarrel.
Pearl Hart, the female bandit, has
been taken 10 Tucson for confinement
i'll the county Jail till the time of her
trial. This move was necessary on
account of the lack of Accommodations
for female prisoners in the Pinal
county jall,-Herald.
One OF the Ioneliest, down hearted
discouraged with-life- and-all-its sur
roundinss looking individual ever
seen on the streets of Phoenix in the
night time was an official of the terri
tory seen sitting all by his lonesome
on dry goods Lex out in front of
McDougals store Monday night at
$50 o'clock. His wife had just gone
:.orth for the summer and he was
afraid to so home to an empty nest.
Everybody passing pitied and plying
passed.-Gazette
George II. Smalley came in FROM
the south, Mr. Smalley has covered
considerable territory since he left
Phoenix some months AGO, and par
ticularly since he began tho investiga-
ton of fake mining schemes now bein g
exploited in the east. Mr.. Smalley
is deserving of the complimentary
things being said of and TO him re-
garding his work in exposing tie
Spenazuma and other frauds on the
eastern public Gazette.
Cochise county is to have a hanging.
This will do more to deter the lawless
element from taking human life than
anything that could harpen. Grimm
ais and desperadoes have come to re-
gard the taking of a life OF as little
consequence as committing some min.
or oilense, the punishment holding nc
terrors, for Low often has been seen,
here as elsewhere, a laxity in the en-
ttorcenent vf the law when money ant
able counsel Is enlisted IN the effort tc
defeat the ends of justice. In Cochisc
county the matter has come to fall
stop and We predict the beneficial re
suit of hanging will he noted hence
forth. - ProSpector.
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DuqueSne,


Johnnie Nc Mahon is about to make
a sale OF his valuable mines. Success
Johnnie.
Johnnie Gibson, the popular big
hearted liquor merchant OF Duquesne
is happy and prosperous. Johnnie is
universally spoken of as the jolliest
and bes. natured fellow in camp.
The Bonanza is u sure enough
mine. Foreman Nat Giilins knows
how to get to where the ore is; he has
about twenty men at work sinking,
drifting and cross cutting.
Col Grove has put up corral and
watering troughs for the accomoda-
ton OF t;ie Transfers. The Gel is a
public spirited entcrprising gentleman
and a man of whom any community
should be proud.
The Duquesne, company under the
able management OF Mr.. Troop is sink
ing and drifting on their BONANZA
mine; they are now down 475 feet and
on their 400 level the mine shows
better than on the levels above.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-06-24
WITH Harvey Lee at the business

WITH Harvey Lee at the business
end of the Phoenix Herald the paper
will soon be second to none in the
capital city and the "ghost" will be
made to walk with pleasing regularity.
Harvey Lee is every inch frst-class
newspaper man and tbs Herald peo-
pie are to be congratulated on securin g
his valuable services.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-06-24

WILLIAM and Thomas Halderman,
the murGerers who killed Teddy
Moore and G. L Ainsworth have
been convicted and will have to hang.
The history of the case is fresh in the
minds of our people. the coli-oloo ded
and shocking circumstances of the
two officers while arresting their men,
and who but a few moments before
were engaged in friendly conversation
with theig prisoners had granite!
them every te.t,eiom, and in return
were killed while least expecting any
hostile demonstration is in effect the
revolving details of the crime for
which they fist nov pay the full
penalty of the law.
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-06-24

THE people who arc responsible for
our exhibit of cacti and Indians at the
Omaha exhibition, ought to be placed
amoung the cacti and Indians, labeled
''SEecimens of the Arizona ASS"