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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-07

BAN AND TRUST CO.,
D r, ROOM 2.
1856 Spruce NV. Or. 1850
1881 18th. hat. Or. 1850
z9l3 Sd nv. Or. 80
ZIP Cley'd av, Or. 1880
1913 18th. Or.
320s Sherman av
NV, 5r. ...-......lo.50
Stab RI 434 4 NV. 500
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-07
FEMALE.

HANTEp-A WHITE Girl. FOR GENERAL
h"tlsrv"rk. no washing 1916 9Th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-DESk ROOM IN LARGE FINELY
furnished front office; I'd floor. yl3 st. NV.
FOR RENTING VERY CHOICE FRONT RMS
ia the Washington Savings Bank building cor
18th and q SITS. NV, $40 and SIS per month 1t
FOR kENT-FOUhTH FLOOR POSTAL TELE-
graph building. rooms for $40 per month.
de22- th, S, tulme
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-07
PERSONAL.

IT'S AN OUTRAGE ON MANKIND FOR ANY
one to doubt that pay the full market value
for gents discarded garments and will call as
We receive postal. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 619 d. ja7-5tf
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
Notice to Creditors.

h the Probate Court or the County of Co., chise ierrisory of arizona.
 ksiate of Richa-d R. Fisher. deceased. Noiicc IS hereby giv bv the uioersir ned administrator Of the estate of Richard k. Fisher. deceased. to te credi;ors of and all per- sons having claims against the said deceas to exhioi; them. ~irh ti.e necessary ucheIs. with m tour months alter the hrst publication of this notice to tLe sa adminlsIrator, at his ot,cc n the Court Hou-e m Tombstone Cochise onnfs, A l.. the san ( oeIng The c.ace for the busiress of said estate, in sad County of -Ioch;s..
 A. WENTWORTH. Administ' a,or of the estate of Richard K. Fisher. deceased.
 Dated this r4ih day of August. Isoo Au-I6
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
ARTICLE VI.

Tie affair of this corp Dration shall be con ducted by board of seven l7J directors 10 b, elected oy the stock h.liecs of the corporation st the annual Stockholders Meeting whict shall be hel1Ia the orficr oi lhc oomyany 10 b: designated by the directors oa the f.rst Tues day in January of each year. And until th. aext annual meeting of the S;ockho;ders. ths .fajrs of this corp oraiion sht.l b. conducted by the following koaId Of Directors, naniei, Hamilton s. Pc k. C. II. stevens, a B. Ih1- mas. Geo. II, bsckford. Frank C. P-riey, Her man Scnme.ding. C. W. browGell. who shaI bod off,e' untii their successors snail be dul, elected and qaAlihed
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

in the Probate Court. County of Cochise. Ter ritory of Arizona.
 Estate ofV. kemble. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the under signed idministrator of the estate of V. Kemple deceased to the creditors of. and all pers ms hay. 'ng claims against the said deceased. 70 exhibs, them with the n. cessary vouchers. within fou, "onths after the first publication cs fh's notice, 10 ;he sad Administrator at Fairbank post. office. the same the being the pisce for the transaction of the business Of said estate in sai County of Cochise.
 A. V. MOVES, Administrator of the Estate of V. KembIe, d e ,sed.
 Dased August 3I, Is93 sI
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
Administrators Sale Of
 Min neS

Pebl;c Notice is hereby given idat. pursuant 10 ar order Of the Probate coart n and for Co- chse county Anxo Ia, in the mttt:r of the S. tate of Q. Enr5I-y, deceased. which order was made ;h srein on September roth 1899 and wherein am comm tnded to ssil property here iaater described alter the lawful public ation of n3t:c. Of such sale: ow fh refore. will receive up 10 and iaclI flag Oct 1ber eth 1893 al I2 ocio K NJ of that day. sealed bsds for those certain mia .i nd mining claims situated and b .in in tn. Dos CabeLfs m ming district Of Co chise c,Gn:y. Ansona Territory known as and ale t1: CARMEL minc. ani the COPPER REEF miae and whi h were owned Dy the said q. 7 lent in his iif1im- Slii sale will De made orc si o1 the sud day. when saI1 bids will bs "1.iel. ana ID bif Sii be rec-i Sed for less than ni,-ts pr .nt of the appraised value oi said clam lii nilss wi!i b sold as an entirety. and slbjecG t, c1li IT I;iSn by the said Probate toHt ii. A. NOSO AN Admn,s'rator of th. estate of | D Em-rsl=y. deceased
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
P. o. Address.
Notice of ADp.icaiiOn for Patent

| U. $. Land Ofnce. Tucson, September IS | Isoo.
 | Notice is hereby given that pursuance o ! the United States minins ,ws. Adam HerIich. 1 oy James Kelly his aito ney in iact. whose pos, | rfhcr address IS Tombstone, CochIse cuuniy,
 IiLona Territory, has made sppli-a ion fpI | pa'rit for I5So linear [ et of he George L cde | Mining Claim. situate m the Iu quoise inning district. county oi CochIse Tenno.y Of ,IIzo.a ss descrioed in the ofhcial plat herewith pos,ed and the il, Id not.s on nle n the Cffice the Register of the Gil Land D.stict at Tucson. Territory of Arizona. as f.iiows. VIE:
 Beginning at corner No I. SE corner of claim l pine post in mound oi stone. feet long m. square set one foot in ground to b n ck ,3ro ars g IS W 53S5 feet; thence \ 3+- 2o vt I5oo feei 10 corn,r No ?. ideniic A with location orner pIne post m mound oi stone IT high ms square scribed IsIqG A. ' whence U ; l. M No I3Ie bcars $ ,6' 4s' F.: J $ l. M No Iz3o bears x O $, f; sence \ oI' as 3 O feet 10 initial monum-nt of loca- ton d pine pest m mound Of one 1t high ms square scribed NJ G Nj C I3,o 900 feet t.. corner No pine post in a mould of stone ! 'cet long riches squ .rc se; inches in ground to bedrock scribed I5ro G N C; then az xo ;5oo feet 10 cOrreE No 4. identical wIIn iocaiion corner Pine pos, in mound of rock feet high inches square scIibed r3Io C. NJ | -1~ south end of c ann a p.ne osf 10 mound O stone feet long inches square set il. a bed O. rock inscribed G N C 1919 3op feet to corner No I, place of beginning. Variation Of all cor ners I5' E. Area George claim 7o.s acres and ormIng portion of the quarter of section
 in township No lo s of Range No as E., (unsurveyed) Mendian.
 The location of this mine is recorded in tie orf,c of the county recorder of Cochise connt, srirona Territory at page 483 of Book I2, Records of Mines and supplemental notice al pages 5Ia-sro of Book 9. Records of Mines.
 Adjoining claims are l his claim Is bonded ,a the SW Ly the St Patrick mine.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any Nortion Of said mine or surface ground are re Iaired to he their adverse claims win the Reg ster ofthc United States Land office at rucs on
 the territory Of Anzona during the s,xt, rys p~riod of publication hereof CT they will tt 'lrrei by virtue Of | proyis ons of the statute
 Signed MILTON R. MOORE
 Register
 Tirss Publscanon Sept $, Isec.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
Territ ny of Arizona Cochise County.

Before me. James Reilly Notary Public. On
 ihis dy personally appeaiei Herm m Schmeid- ing. Frank Percy Fed WsIi and Fed ii . Periev. each known To me to b. the person ~hois subscribed to the foregoing instrir,en f.
 and ,ch acknowledged to me that he execus,d d
 the sad insirun :nt for the purpose and consI- derati Jn therein expressed.
 Gwen un fer my hlnl and seal of office
 this 2s stn day of July 1899
 My Commission expre, March 77th 1901, Seal LANES REILLY Notary Public Cochise County. ATE na
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20

A good deacon in Georgi. spent six days praying for rain. Then the raios fell and raised the creeks, and in cross- ing one of these swollen streams he was drowned. It is hard to deduoe from this incident any sort of sson- ciusion, unless it be that prayer will not keep . man from drowing in water
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
Notice 10 Creditors

In the Probate Court ofIthe County Of Cochiss Territory ot Arizona.
 Estate of E. RssSmpson. deceased
 Notice is hereby klven by the undersiged ad- ..inis,rauix of she e-tate Of R. amt son ,cceased. to the creditors of and all person aving claims against the said ceceased. xhibIt them. with the necessary vouchers sfhin four months after the first publ,cau' ,i this noticc U the said administratIix at Ris- e. at the cffce of S K. Wiliiams. the same eing the place for the ransac',on os the uusi- I.ss cf said estate in said county of Cochise.
 FLORENCE l. SAMPSON, dministrafrix of the .Essase of E. R Samr- son, deceased.
 Dated q nisbse, Auguss ss. s,sd a-s&
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
State of Vermontl Chit,enden Co.
 Clerks Off1cc


 l. O. P. Ray, clerk of the said County and oi the Courts ot Record. thereof. do hereby 5eri.y th ,t leo SI George Esq whose name is ubscribed To the certihcate uf p oof or acknow- Iedgm, nt oi the annexed instrument and there Jn wEist-n. va, al the time of the taking of uch proof or acknowledgement. Notary Public in and for the said County of Chtten- fen. dwelling thrreIn. commissioned. sworn md du authorized to take the same. 70 ad minister oaths, take ceposIuons and tbe ac- >nc~led sment of derds aud other conveyances oi real estate 10 be r-cor ed in ssid State. and further that an well acquainted with the handwriting of said Notary. and verly believe | tnAI the signature tj the said certificate ,roof or a. kuoxle gment IS genuine. and th.t the sad instrument is executed and acsno. ledsed sccording 10 the laws of ,te tate of Vermont
 In testimony whereof. have hereunto ss; my hand and affixed the seal of nd County and Court. this nth day 0. July A, D. rro9.
 SeAi Q. F. RAY.
 Clerk q. R. Stamp Ioc CanceLed)
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
NOTICE.

All p-rsors wo- k,ng on O. furnishing sup plies for the Humboldt. highland. Ihance, Name, Iron and May mines knGwn as u C McCormick sroup of n,Ines. are hereby nouhed tiat the Swner of the aUove pro. eIty holes h,msef and property free Of any and aii debts contracted thereon. said mIne is situated in 1urquois mining district of Gochise Co and is nov ur.,er bond to 0. B. ftaroy and !. " Young, Ir f, the bond D run one year from March, Ist. 1899
 ROBERT MCCORMICK,
 Tombstone, ariz. Dated March 90. 1899.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
Territory of Arizona County of Cochise

l, Frank Haze, c ,un,y Recorder in and fo. sad Countydo hereby certify thu the attached instrument IS true and correct copy oi ,D. rncies ot Incorporation of tn. Vermont and trl1ona Copper @ upany: recoired in Book I. inccfporatiSns. Pa e 479 10 .37; as the sam, aPoe ars of record in my said office Witness my h Ini and scll 1f office, th;s aoth day of September A. D. 1899
 FRANK HARE
 County Recorder tl R Stamp roc Cancel!ei.j
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
State of Vernontl

State of Vernontl Caledonia, Co lss Clerks Ofice) I. Albro E. Nichols, Clerk of the County Court for the County of Caledonia. Icing Court of Record. having seal as heretofore a,tactrd. do ceItify that Her bert Farnham Esq Is Maste m Sh.ncrry within and for sad County. duly authorized and qualified to act as such; that his term oi office commenced oL the tth osy of January in the year ,so9 d will expire at the pleasure of the Court of Chancery. and that as such ofncer he is duly authorized by the laws Cf this State to take acknowledgements of deeds and deposltions. aRd 10 admInister oaths etc. In testimony whereof nave hereunto set nay hand and srfixed the seal of the Court, at St. iohnsbury. this 9th day of l fly. Anno Dom ni Che housand Eight Hundred and Ninety Nine.
 tSeal) ALBRo F. NICHOLS
 Clerk. II. R. Stamp LOG Canceled)
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20

baving a sealss h ,sefofore Attached. do certify that |. D Duston. Esq is a Notary PsD'ic within and TOT said County. duly authorized and qu4liiied to get as snch: that his tenn Oi ofic commenced on the ;st day of Decent CT in the year Is0S. and ~iii expire on tae 3ota of November in tbe year I9Vo. and thas such once he IS duly author zco by the laws of this State 10 take sckno~i-dg gments oi dreds and depostions, andto administer oaths. etc.
 la testimony ~hervot l have here
 unto set my hand and afhxei the
 seal of Court. al St lohnsbury. (Seal) this oh day of July Anao D,mini
 One thousand Eight Hundred
 and Ninety nine.
 ALBR,F. NICHOLS.
 Clerk. 1T. R. Stamp LOG Concelledl
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
State of Vermontl Caledonia Go.

B,fore me. E. D. Dutton, a Notary Pubii, in and for said County of Caledonia, on Uni, day personally appeared (. P. sawyer. Go O Kimoail and George Il Bickford above named, and known to me De the persons whose names arc subscribed to the foregoing arficses of in corporation, an acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purp Jses and consid. erations therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this sth day of July 4. D. 1899
 Seal E. D. Dutton, l. R. stamp Ioc Cancelled. Notary Publ C
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
FREE COIN.GE 10 to 1.

Tbe National league Of base ball clubs have finished the season, with the Breoklyns e the psnnant winners and the Bostons in second plsc'. St. Lsuis, with the great Patsy Tebesu, ended the seasen n fifth position.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20

State Of Vermont) Caledonia Co.
 Before me. Hefbert 4. Farnham. a Master in Chancery la and for said caiedonia County on this day personally appeared H. Stesen, above named. ami knowa to me 10 be the sam, C. ii. Stevens whose name is subscribed 10 th, foregoing artcles of incorpora i'm and seknow Iedged to me that he execut-1 the sam. tor tLs puT poses and conscientious thcrein expre .sed Gwen under my hand and seal of otfcs this o,h cay of Juiy D IS99.
 IS all HERBERT FARNHAM.
 Master in Chancery II. R. Stamp Ioc)
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
Ne Peeled The sar co ns

All doctors .uld Rsnick H .milton. ol West Jefferson, O.. after suffering lo months from R sctsi Fistuis, he woul: die unless 8 costly operation was per- formed; bu. he cured himsslf with
 five boxes of Buckisn's Arnica Sslve she surest Pile cure on Earth. and the best Sslve m the W orld. g cents . bex. Sold by Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
State of Nermont ss Chiitenden Co.

Before me. L-o St ,orge. Notary Public in and for said County this m day ol July 1899. personAny appeared \. B Thomas. tiamili n .. Peck, r. Cowles. C w. Brow neil. Rot ert Noble. q. W. Peck. W. H. Gil more W B Gates. Rufus E. Brown, thhu B Taft. A l.. bIngna n, Charles D. Warren. ~. b. Howe. l. ., Palrick .. Nj. Flint, Q. K, Mason aud 5. l. Derby. above named ana known 10 me to be the same persons whose n mes arc subcrioed 10 the foregoing articles oi Incor rporat,on. and acknox.edsei to me that hey severAlly executed the same for the par. poses and co4sidei ations therein expressed. Given under my hand and sealed this nth day of July A D. 1899.
 Seal LEO ST GE oRGE Notary Pubic
 II R. Stamp roc Cancelled.l
 Term expires Nov. 3o 1900.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
ARTICLE III,

The amount ofthe capital stock shall be One Million Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ,si. 800. 900 Ool divided into Three Hundred thousand Shares 300. oooI of the par valce oi i've dollars is5l each which capital stock shall be paid n upon ihe call of the Board of Ulrectors oi Uni, corporation, and II shs be forever non assess able and each certificate when issued shall state. upon its face. the number of shares represented thereoy, and that the same is .ul !, o.id and forever non -asseSsable
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20

s.ssece sr.i rnd Smoke yess He Aw.,.
 te quis tobacco easily and forever. be mas
 ;ic, ful os fife. nerve and vigor. take NOTo .se, tn- wonder worker. that makes weak men -rons- An druggists, 6oc CT q. Cure gusras seed Booklet an3 sample freq AddrsGo seers.n9 Rems'. ...isa~o ~- NeW yo&
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
ARTICLE V.

The highest amount of indebtedness or liability 10 which ih $ corporation shIil at any time subject itself snail be th- sun oi Oae Hundred thousand Dollars ,SIoo. oool.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
AR TICLE W

The time c: the commencement Of this Corporation shall be the daie of the ming O; hcse artices of m orooraucn in inc K cosiess once, oi Cochise County. Arizona. and the .erm thereof shall be TSenty i've ta5l years thereafter.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20

.)e-ming it for tn b.sl interest; of the estate and all persols cyn,c-nei th rein. the above sale is Lere5y oo=,pJn-d u lui Thursday the I5:h ci; oi Oct ,sser. fso,.
 1T. A. Moran
 Administrat on
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
ARTICLE VII.

The officers Of this corporation shall fb- a President. VIcc Presi lent. S-cretar, and Treas u CT. and sIch other officers a, mly be pro vide5 fJr by the B1ird oi Directors
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20

Filed ani recorded atthe request of lanes Reiiy. Inly 25th A ID. 1899 at ro:7o A NJ. Book I, lncorPosat.oas. Pages 47s 10 437
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
ARTICLE VIII.

The p-vAte proo.rty or 'h, s.oc',h 1lders of this corporation sh Ill oe ex .m3t from liabilities Tor its Jrp ,raIe Gebis. Tn witness whereof. the pirti,s hereto hlve hereunto set their han is and seals th:s a5,h 0. June. A. D. 1899.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20

e.,s.' e'... .. ... s..s'' e. et., c's'.'. 0as-.
 Alb,o Fl Nichola O. a
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20
ARTICLE II

The nature of the business 10 be transacted IS. 10 purchase. acquire. lease, own. control. mine. operate or sell. transfer or dispose oi mines. mining property and mining rights. also, 10 purch ise, acquire. own. l'ase, control sell. transfer. or oispose oi water and water rIghts. or s. minerals n.etal; or oils. aiso manufacture. purchase. lease. acquire. o~n, e ntrol or ope - ate rccucuon ~orks, smelrer or sIneiters. ana all other miAing machinery and appliance ueccss ,iv thereto. and gas. electric hght and power pl ants. and a piteGt or patent TIE ht and license thereto aPpartaini g. also 10 rehne ores; also la purchase. acquire. lease. own. nIrol. improve, manage. suodivide or dispos. of lands, ,e .ements and fran, hises. and all kinds of prop periy. real. pcrs-nsi or mixed; A.so 10 manufacture bu" vr sell all kinds oI merchandise. and to perform all things neces sary to carry out the purpo,es aforesaid, within or without the Territory of Arizona, and to puI chase, acquir-, own and sell its owa stock and the stock of other corporations,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE- ENTS:-1hat we, the undersigned. A. E. lhUmas. Hamilton $ Peck ?. Co~les. w. BrowneIl. Robert Noble, Q. w. Peek. w. H Gilmore. W. B. Gates. Rufus t. Brown. Elihu B Taft. L. F. Sawyer. George O. kimbal. Geo II tickfcrd. C. H. Sewers, A. l.. Bingham. Chas D. Warren, W. B. Howe, l. $. Patrick, ;. NJ. rhnt, O. R. Mason and B. l. Deroy, II Schmieding. Frank C. Perlsy. fred W. Waid and Fred H Per ey. propose to organize a corporation under the lava of the Territory o ArIrona, ard for that parpos. do make. sign and acknowledge, according to law. and adop' the following articles of incorpJraton:
 ARTICLE I.
 The name of this corporation shall he the THE VERMONT ANDARIZONA COPPER
 COMPANY.
 and its principal place of usnsacting busi- ness shall be st Burlington. Vermont and Tombstone Arizona, with offices al such other places as shall be designated by the Board of Directors of sad Company.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-10-20

q. R. Stamp roc Cancclled)
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-27
Avoid Frosty Locations.

Few people realize the great differ
ences existing in neighboring locali-
ties, as relates to their susceptibilities
to frosts. Experience has taught the
fruit culturist that deep valleys are cot
suitable for growing certain fruits,
owing to their frequent devastation by
frosts. Frosts appear in these places
when the nearest hillsides are I'M
touched. Who has not noticed corn
fields frost injured in the hollows, but
untouched elsewhere? The facts stat
ed are easily explained by science. That
cold air settles Is known to all, but how
great are the variations in the temper
atures of narrow layers of air is ap-
preciated by but few. In a calm, still
night the air tends to form itself in lay
ers, the coolest air settling to the
bottom. Actual tests have shown that
the air at the surface of the soil at
even ten feet higher up. In some cases
the variation is as much as one degree
per foot. Thus If at a distance of ten
feet above the ground the thermometer
registered AZ degrees above zero, at the
ground 1t might be 80 degrees or at
the freezing point. For this reason
valleys are more likely to be cold. The
air stays in them and the cold layer
is deposited. Even the layer of cold
air that starts to form on the hilltop
is unable to keep its position, but grad
ually flows down into the valley like a
stream of water. Ten extra degrees Of
cold in the late spring or early fall
may and often do make all the diff
ference in the world with the crop. Be-
cause of this it is not advisable to
place an apple orchard in a valley, or
TO attempt to grow tender vegetables
there. The plain is less likely to suf-
fer from cold layers of air, but even q
plain is not so free as a hillside.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-27
false Flax.
(Camelina saliva. Crantz.)

(Camelina saliva. Crantz)
Bulletin IA, Idaho Experiment Sta
ton: AS the name would seem to i'm
ply, this weed is most noxious in fax
fields, for IL is hardly tall enough to vie
with the cereals in its struggle for ex-
istence. 1t exists to a limited extent
In Southern Idaho, especially in the
helds near railroad depots, but in some
OF the fine fax fields of Northern Idaho
1t is serious evil. and may even be-
come a drawback to the production of
fax or its seed.
Description.-The false fax Is q
member Of the great mustard family,
though its round short pods would
hardly lead a superficial observer to
think so. Like ell of the previously
mentioned weeds, it is a native of Eu-
rope, probably reaching this country
In shipments Of fax seed. 1t grows
from a foot and half to two feet
high, and is sometimes unbranched,
but generally branches freely. The
surest means OF Identification Is fur
nished by its mature or maturing pods,
which are short pear-form to nearly
orbicular. This is character present
ed by no other weeds of this order In
this country, and therefore leads to It's
easy recognition. Each pod is supplied
with many small seeds, so that one
plant of the false fax may furnish a
host of seeds, and a dozen plants will
soon sow a whole field. Examples of
this are only too common in Nez Perez
county, where the rich, sandy loan
common there furnishes a natural hot
bed for this weed and many more.
Prevention and Eradication When
this weed is once we'll established in
field. it is very difficult entirely to ex-