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The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
Fourth oi July Program,

The Fourth of July comMitsee's are getting their work we'll in hand and there is now no doubt about the suc- cess of the occasien. From morning until after the ball given by the eeme-. tery committee in the evening, it is in tended that there shall be one continual and un5roken round of pleasure. The sports will all be held in town, on the plaza and on Main street, and there will be no taking of the crowd out of town. The Queen cornsa band will furnish music during the entire day which will be greatly appseeisas& The following is the program as arranged at present
 DRILLING CONTEST. Double hand, lst. prize $250; 9:30 a. m. Double hand, 2d. prize. entrance fees Single hand, 1st. prize, $125. Single hand, 2d. prize, entrance fees.
 Entrance fee in each case $5 per man.
 AFTERNOON PROGRAM. Wheelbarrow race, lst. prize $l0; 2a prize, $5.
 Fat Mans race, prize $20. Boys race. (under l2 years) prize $l0. Boys race tl2 to IS years) prize $l0. One hundred yard dash, (free for alf lss. prize $25; 2d. prize, $5.
 Climbing greased pole. $lo. Shoe race for boys, $l0.
 Sack race, $l0.
 In the evening literary program consisting of orations, recitations, pat riotic songs and music will be given at the east end of the library porch The festivities of the day to close with the grand ball at the opera house music by Prof. HempleS orchestra
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
Sheriff Whites Reply.
TOMBSTONE, June 24, 1S'

TeAlBsroNE, June A, 1899. To the Voters and Taxpayers of Bisbee, Arizona, Petitioners:
 Gentlemen: :-I have your letter and petition, signed by two hundred or more, asking me to remove Thomas Hudspeth immediately from office. ] am iafOrmed by Constables Lewis and Graham that they placed Hudspeth on duty during their enforced absence from Bisbee while attending coart in Tombstone. The constables of Bisbee precinct have such authority and your appeal should be made to them. l have no authority to interfere with their ap- pointments. I will state, however that stand ready at all times to assist the people Q. Rishee in my official ca pacity, but this matter is out oi my control, as he was not acting under my aathosisy, but was, asI am informed, acting as deputy constable of Bisbet precinct. Very respectfully,
 ScorT WHITE, Sheriff.
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
Sentence Passe d.

"It is the judgment and sentence o' the court, and it fig hereby ordered, tha, you, Wm and Tom Halderman, be taken kSace to the county jail and there con. fined until Friday, the 25th., day o August, 1899, and on that day, bstwee r the hours of ten. in the forenoon, and five o'clock in the afternoon, each of you be hanged by the neck until you are dead, and may God have mercy upon your souls.''
 The above were the wordh of Judge Davis as he pronounced sentence yes- terday upon the two convicted mur' derers of Ted Moore and Constable Ainsworth. The prisoners, when asked if they had any reason to offer why judgment should not be pronounced re- piled they had none and when the sen- tence was passed their coantsnances showed the same stoical, unfeeling in- difference that hsss characterised ths n during the entire trial.
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
Mexican Mining Laws.

As the mining code ot Mexico differs material from our own, THE ORE pre- sents for the Information of it's readers i, the following summary of it's require nests whh respect to the location and possession of mines:.
 Any person, foreinn or citizen. can locate as raany claiuAor "pertenencias" ]" as he feels able to handle, saak claim being one hundred metres square; pro. vided, however, that no foreigner can locate mines in the free zone, for dis. tance of 62 miles from the boundary hne, without obtaining special permis. mission from ths. government of Mex. 100.
 Having made his locations, he pre- sents petition to the mining agent of the district in which they are situated. asking that they be adjudged to him in accordance with tha- provisions of the law. Ths, fees for registry, publication, stamps, etc., should not exceed SIP, ( .(Mexican), ,,but generally about thrice this amount, the official schedule being adjusted to suit the climate. If the pc. tition is admitted, as it usually is upon payment oi the>fsss, it is regularlE Sled for teg,slry, and within three days thereafter ai order for snrvey is issued. Theoretically, any competent engi- neer can be selected to make the survey, but as the question of competency may cause complications, it is better to ac- ospt the party recommended by che diaAaict agent. When the survey is re. turned the agent makes aiAextSact from the registry and causes it to be- pub. lished in the official paper of the state, citing adverse claimants to appear and show osnse, as. in the case of United States patents.
 At the end of four months 1t is bAa duty of the agent to forward to the fed. eral department of public works tran. script of all the proceedings, sand if these araiound to be regular, and the stamp duty Of $a0.is forthcoming, the title if issued.
 {; The cost of surveying is generally $l5 for each claim, when there are many, the minimum cost of . survey being tlOO, but this expense is affected by distance and other variable conditions.
 The only Limitations to the absolute ownership to mines is an obligation to pay the annual tax to the federal gov. ernment of $10 per annum on each claim. payable every fouk months. Ii this is not paid prompth 2 maximum extension of three months is granted on payment of fines of 25. 50 and 100 pel cent additional for each month respec lively, and complete failure to pay is held to be an abandonment of. the prop 'erty, which then reverts to the. public domain
 The state government collects pax imum tax of per cent on tie grosi products of the mines (which gam b. avoided by letting them lay idle) ant $6 per $l,O0o on the assessed value O improvements. The assessment ii made by an official expert appointed for each district.
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

Every rancher in the valley is happy today. The. rain yesterday was just hard enough to give the ground . drenching. The second crop of slfalfs is somewhat late, but yesterdays rain will bring it out fine. The precipita' ton was not hard enough to knock the fruit of the trees, but will cauSe. it t risen faster now. In fact the rain wac just right tO, suit everyone. The river will rise now and the rancher is assured of plenty ot water for few weeks any. way.-Phoeni1 Enta<prise>
 Dominick Monyoe came in last even. iag from. the HuachnOas, where he hal been working for several weeks on hfs contact of driving . tunnel in Monte xuma cAnton. MNcanA in to have his eye doctOrsd. . pieos 0i AtSsk having sltssad iA.
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

PERSONS accused of the. following crimsi are subject to extradition from Mexicc aaNdAr t,,s na~s treaty: Murder. rape. biz. any, arson, various crimes at sea, burglary
 robbery, forgery of public documents or private or commercial papers. embezEle- apent of public funds or from private em- plOycr, kidnapping, anayhem or mutilatior eausing disability or death. malicious de struction of railroads, bridgesp pr ~aiDs.. oz public, CT private buildings or vehicles, ob- tsinins Aohsy by threats or false devices and larccny of money or goods exceeding $Isin value. PersonachArged with attempt. Ing any of these crimes may be extradited
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

NEW MExIco has passed . law providing for tax net exceeding one-half mill on horses, cattle, sheep and seats on the ssssss- cd valuation of such live Stock for the pur- Rose of raising money with which to ipay bounties for the killing of wild animals. Such special tax shall hs collected In the manner provided by law for the collection of other county taxes and paid into the the county treasury % wild animal bounty fund, to bs ussd exclusively for the paypant of bountiss for the killing of wild aRimAlu at the following rates: For each coyote or wildcat, oi; for each lynx, a; for each gray golf. lobO. panther. or mountain Hon, ~; for each bear e7
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

Bisbee now has in operation in hes limits one of the few cold storage plants in Arizona. The plant has been installed in the building of c. A. Overlook and is uSed' by hsm to keep his meats cold in the refrigerator box. The pipes are also run into tle brewery and are used to keep Shsttucks beer cold. The ma. chine Is run by gasoline engine which is in the rear of the butcher shop. Three sets of fans are also run by the engine in both of tho business housss, thereby keeping them delightfuily cook
 The thermometers has not gone above the g. deSEss mask in Risbes sa far this n,1cnxnnn.
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

l.. s. BEDFORD. who leased the Suadsy Mor,iirg Tribune back In 1894, in this city, lssssf sfossidsd the Bryan Democrat in New York ycitss Ehe following indicates what he proposes to do with greaeor New FoHk with his paper; It." (the B. D.,r proposes to prove that Platt and one Croker are One That that one is Wall strcet--To prove 1t by their own witnessss-That the destruction oGona Is tha death of the other-That they ere Siamsse twins- That wall street controls ths daily press of this aity tmsaning New York)-That they arc hired to keep the people ignorant and to divide them nsslAat Shenselves. while they are robbed-That Rlatn wants to defeat ROosevelt-That Wall sareet wants to aleot Van Wyck, so that Croker cen dSsroH the democratic party oi the nasiOn. That Whitney is the power be- Aiud the throne And that the Bryan Dsm- osrat ses out Co calls htsnaths public on esr- taIn political iasts wAish,ns.ons oa thagrsat dyiltas wouh dars psrslstaae1 puh'isA., tb- srs sonpeet tho sssstsring lisks-"
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

AN eastern editor says that man In New
 York got himself into trouble by marryins two wives. A western editor replies by as- suriAg his contemporary that rood many sneuNins thAt saction have done the same <hine bv niarrying aner A northern editor fStorts that quite number of kls acquain- tances found trouble enough by promisine to marry. without going further. A south. ern editor says friend of his was bothered enough whom simply found ip company with another mans wlfo. tF s @sf
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

spread rapidly, and 1t was soon demonstrated beyond doubt that cure had at last been found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu- mulated which is incontrovertible, of which the following is specimen:
 "Canoer is hereditary in our family. my father, sister and an aunt having died from this dreadful disease My feelings may be imagined when the hor- hble disease made It's appearance my side. It was . malignant Canoor. eating inwsrdly in such . way to great alarm The disease seemed beyond the skill of tho doctors, for their treatment did good whatever. the Cancer growing worse all the while. Numerous remedies were used for it. but the Cancer grew steadily worse, until 1t seemed that was doomed
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

TKK supreme court of Colorado will hear arguments on the constitutionality of the eight hour law of that state on the 18th. Lahax. orginations throashont the United StAtas ssialsSateA for thedecision.
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

follow the others of the family for know hoy dd Csno. especially a. forced out tho continued its until had taken
 and dyeAdful tne Canoer.-GRs s. N. 1Dol, Winston, N c. .
 Your book Cancer containing othcr testimonials and valuable attenuation will be sent free to any address by tho Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia -
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02

For fur rotssA whips and harnsss,, % te the 0. K. Hannaas hhoR- IhsS " ,teaat yoA rishA. hDsu
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
tttCR PQla O COChIse Co.
SUNDAY, JULY as 1889.

THE war is on. Night against right: the tFRst is the mighty power that has taken 4hP 6AA. against the right of fworkingmsn to orgaiiize for self protection.
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
District Court.

TexssroNr, June 27. Mrs E Rcse indigent witness allowed A2Qo.
 Bell H Smith hMgeut witness allow ed $l2.6o. , Ter vs. Wolischleger-Jury returned verdict of not guilty and defendant dis. charged.
 Ter vs HaldermaA Bros--Sentenee set for Tuesday 27th.
 Geo Sh'bley vs " T McKernon-Case dismissed.
 Ter vs Nicolich--C continued for term. Ter ys Dora, McCrellis alias Dora Garnett- --Day taken up in securing jury. Following is the jury accepted: : B G Parker J W Sanders U F Maury F Mitchell Al BrockmAn OK Mitchell Porter Nc Donald Sam French s H Bryant JH Matthias Jake Trowbridge PS Lindholm.
 All jurors except those in service on GsSnett case excused for term.
 N>.
 Ter xs Axery--Chareed with bur. glsrY, senasaced to ssrve two. years in territorial penitentiary.
 JB Carpenter vs J M Castanada-- Case submitted.
 Anna Ruch, exscutrix vs w s Mo. Donald-Set for 18th.
 " Corbett vsC G Johnson--Set for 3Oth. . s 0 Perrin vs W A Harwood-Set for 2ath. Harwood VI Cochise County-Set for 2oth.
 Whitbeck L < 2 Cows F w Mead Set for 30th.
 Ter vs Dora Garnett--On trial.
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
Wanted Tn Phoenix.

Yesterday afternoon Justice of the Peace Williams received a telegram from Sheriff Murray, Of Maricopa conn' ty, asking him to locate and arrest one Aneaelta Romero. who is wanted as an accompfiee in the murder of Libraao Pacheco, which occurred near Tempe some ten days ago. She and her hus- band are both implicated in the affair Twenty minutes after the telegram had been received the woman was arrested by Constable Lewis and was guarded last night and this morning che was taken to Phoeaix by that officer.
 The woman seems 10 know consider able about the affair,as she talked freely about it and when she saw the officer coming to arrest hep she broke down and commenced to weep.
 On his return from the capitol city Constable Lewis will bring with him one Joseph Meheler, wanted here for breaking into the cabin of Charles Gsrdes, last February, Sand stealing a gold watch, six shooter, clothes, etc. The officers have been on the watch for him for sometime and while in Phoenix recently he was located by citizen of our city, who. notified the authorities there to arrest and hold him, which wac done few days ago.
 Mir. Micheler is quite we'll known in Bisbee, having had a shooting scrape here with party over one, May Riggs. Micheler was shot in the arm and re- ceixed g. flesh wound in the abdomen. He worked in the, Copper Queen mine for some time previous, to the shooting.
 When you receive letter, stateme mt or hill with the business card printed with rubber stamp on fimsy paper, you immediately form the impression that it comes from jim crow, cheap john firm, and fight shy of it. The ORB job office does all kinds of commercial job printing in the highest style of the art and uses none but the best of paper and material.
 A diseased stomach surely under mines health. It dulls the brain, kills, energy, destroys the nervous system, and predisposes to insanity and fatal diseases. All dyspeptic troubles are quickly cured by Kodol Dyspepsia Cure It has cured thousands of cases and is curing them every day. It's ingredients are such that it can'thelp curing. Cop per Queen Mi' ing Go.
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
Results Fatally I1 Nine Cases Out Of Ton n-A Cure Found at Last.

I poison the blood circulating throughout the system and although the ucernown the Cancermay be cut the poison remains in the blood and promptly breaks out afesh with renewed violence.
 The wonderful of S. S. in curing obstinate blood diseases which considered ncurabe induced few spang sufferers for Cancer after exhausng the skill o the Much delight S. proved equal to the disease and promptly effected The glad
The Weekly orb., 1899-07-02
CANCER IS DEADL Y.

This fearful disease often first appears as mere scratch, pimple. or lump in the breast, too small to attract ahy notice, until, in many cases, the deadly disease is fully developed.
 Cancer can not be cured by surgical
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13

The local G. V. ticket Office sold
1888 tickets to Montpelier yesterday
and the NJ. e.. W. about the same
number.
A wholesale millinery house has had
an agent showing goods to the local
milliners in the vacant store in Hale's
Block today.
A little idea of the crowd of people
in the city can be gathered from the
fact that X. w. Morse enteriaire 200
guests at the City hotel in the past two
days.
The three year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cobb died very sud-
denly yesterday morning with convul-
sions. The funeral will be held from
the Catholic church at 2 o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
Will the town clock ever be fixed so
as to be of some use as timex ecper?
The electric road people are II OF tell
ing how many people they carried to
Montpelier Dewey Day, but it will be
safe to estimate 100 for every car from
early morning till late at night, and
they were double headers that day.
One car registered over ITO for one
load. The cars have deem running
double today and have been crowded.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
FOR SATURDAY,.

Two cases heavy cotton fleece 10-i blankets
in white and gray. No better blankets than
what others are selling at SOC but just as good
and all perfect in every way. We offer on
Saturday only, no more than 3 pair to II Gus
toner, ut
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
Mrs. III. j. Potter is on the sick list


today.
e. o. Marion is on the sick list
today.
Glenn Perry goes to Boston tonight
for few days.
Flora Calder has gone to her home
in Springfield.
Norris rurkhurst vert to Boston this
noon TO remain.
Lew Robinson leaves tonight for
two weeks visi; ia Boston.
Montpelier returned our electric
street lights this afternoon.
Alex Quick of the White Mountains
is visiting William lIyland.
James Clough returned to his home
in Enfield, N. H.. this noon.
Perry Reed and son Edward of lines
burgh were III the city this morning.
Miss Alice Murphy of Richmond is
visiting the family of John !sarrng'on'
George Ball is exhibiting a m'lstor
serpent at Perley Chambers store to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck returned to Eaad-
olph this noon after a short visit in tho
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Newcomhs, whf
have been visiting at W. II. Gales, re-
turned to their home in Waitstiold this
noon.
Seats for Tho Christian" went OF
sale at the Red Cross Pharmacy this
morning. Come early and get gooe
seats.
John George. James Howe and james
Walker returned to Dartmouth college
this noon.
MIS-. James +. Rice has returned
home after three weeks visit il
Worcester.
Thomas Nelson of West Pawlet,
graduate OF Goddard 'o9, is vsitin!
friends in town.
V. II. Lovely has returned from Yves
f'airlee, where he has just completed
large job of plastoring.
j. l.. Houghton of Walpolo, N. H
who has been visiting George F. Scott
returned home this noon.
Miss Jennie Beattic, Miss Maui
Zottman, and Miss Reynolds are t
leave tonight for New Jersey.
Cd. Platt of Stratford, N. H.. VIII
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. c. l.
Lexington, returned home this noon.
, Ensign Simms of the Salvation Arm
has returned from Shcrbrooke, p. q
and will enter upon his duties here a
+ once.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gallaher, VIII
have been visiting at John llarrington's
returned this morning TO their home i
, Craftsbury.
Mrs. r. c. Snow, Mrs. G. b. Smlt
and Miss Flora Smith of 1unbridg(
, who have been visiting at Phil Smiths
returned home this noon.
t Mrs. Natal Torchi of Centre stree
died yesterday at the age of 20. TIL
funeral will be held from the Catholi
church at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
, G. T. Conner has charge Of the fuuera
arrangements.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
lob Couldn't Have Stood It.

If he'd had Itching Piles. They're ter
ribly annoying: bu t Bu1klen's Arnica
Salve will cure the w orst case of Piles on
earth. 1t has cured thousands. For
Injuries, Pains or Bodily Eruptions it's
the best salve in the world. Price 25c.
box. Cure guaranteed for sale at the
Parlor Drug Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
NEW ADS. TO-DAY.

Saturday Specals-Art Novelty Store
Friday and Saturday Observation-Disclosures
Cash Store
r, j. KimbaIl & Co., Bankers
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.
Saturday Only-Edward Chesser
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
TAKE NOTICE.

The person who recently found a
Seward Webb badge will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same with G
2. Jones at the new city hall. $50 If n
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
A MEMORABLE ANNIVERSARY.
The Friends of Mrs. James Fraser
Surprise Her on Her Birthday.

One Of the most enjoyable social
gatherings of the year took place
Wednesday night at the home OF MI
and Mrs. James Fraser on Merchant
street, when several of the friends OF
Mis-. Fraser conspired together to do
her homage and to show her something
of the popularity in which she is held
by all who know her.
Some time ago Mrs. John Murray,
Mrs. William Downie and Mrs. Cluncss
first talked o. getting up some sort OF a
recognition for Mrs Fraser, and those
who were present on Wednesday night
can sincerely tell how great was their
success.
Refreshments were served ard it was
q continued round Of pleasure during
the whole evening with singing, rccil;'-
tons and dancing. One OF the features
of the evening was the dancing of David
Morgan.
In the first part Of the evening Will
liam Downie arose.and in behalf of the
guests made a few very appropriate
remarks, closing by presenting to Mrs
Fraser, as token of their esteem for
her and to commemorate her 52l birth
day, n beautiful and expensive oak side
board and to Mr.. Fraser was presented
fine meerschaum pipe. Mr.. Fraser
responded with fitting speech, thank
Ing them all for their kindness to him.
self and wife, and Mrs. Fraser respond
ed by singing a song.
Peter Gordon was master of cere.
monies and introduced the following
talent, which rendered pleasing pro
gramme: Songs by Thomas Milne, Mrs
Fraser, Mrs. William Stephens, vii.
liam Cassie, James McKearn, Johr
Watt, Thomas Kesson, Ernest Nelson
} David Morgan; recitatons by James
Reid and the Sailors lIorEpipe by Davic
Morgan. Music for the dancing during
the evening was furnished by George
Angus and David Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser were married in
Aberdeen, Scotland, 80 years ago and
came to Quincy, Mass, 20 years age
where they remained six years and Their
came to Barre, Mr. Fraser being one Of
the pioneer granite men here. They
have nine children. all except one Of
them living in Barre.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
Bismarck's Iron Nerve.

Was the result Of his splendid health
Indomltable will and tremendous en-
ergy are not found where Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of
order. If you want these qualities and
the success they bring, use Dr.. King,
New Life Pills Only 25c. at Parlor
Drug Store.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
John II. Griffin 489 North Main street
makes a speciality of fine coffee. Good
coffecs at low prices.
Doing Without the Dot.

Tue small letter ~ was formerly
written without the dot. The dot was
introduced in tie fourteenth century
to distinguish ~ from "r" in hasty
and mdistir't writing. The letter ''i''
was originally used where the letter
So is HOW employed. The distinction
between ''i' and "j' was introduced
by the Dutch printers at Il compaln-
lively recent date, ard the $50 was dot
ted because the ii, from which it was
derived, was written with dot.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-10-13
FOR FRIDAY.

We reserve the right to limit the quantity
to each customer.