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Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
SHERIFFS SALE.

Public Notice is hereby given that pursuant 10 an order oi sale sued out of the Dis;ric. Court of the first judicial district of the ter itory of Arizona. in and tor CochIse county. on De ccmber Gth, 1899. and 10 me direcicn and deliv cred. and which was issued in an action in said court then pending wherein William Co.be;t re covered judg gment against Julia Nj. Johnston de !endsnt therein. tor the sum of sI23 for wages and for 8 $ cost of recording his Miners lien and for a 20 costs oi said suit with interest from Dec 5th ISS, al Ter cent per annun. and for the foreclosure O; hi. said lein and for the sale of the property m said judgmsnt de- scrihed, an upon winch his said lein was per- :cc;ed. and wherein and ~nereOy. am com- manded 10 make the said several sums oi money together with he accruing costs. out of tie said mine and property. i have this day ieyled ufoa all the right, title and interests oi the said aia M. Johnston being an undivided one thIrdl. in and 10 that cert ain mine and mining claim situ- aies al the town cf Pearce in said Cochise county and territory of -rizonl. known as and called the MOar mine and which adjoins the Ocean Wave mine belonging 10 the Common Wealth Mining Company, and which said Muar mine vas located on March 2o;h 1893, by Iohn r. Peterson. w. II. Monmonier ana sam Moai and recorded in book nine lel, oi Mines in the County recorders otficr in and for said CoC hise county, al pages 46o and 46I and to which said records and the complaint and decree in sad action reference is had fJr more particular de- scripuon Of said mine and mining claim: and. also all of the riSht title and interest which the said defendant Julia Nj Johnston had m sad mine on the r2th day oi September A. D. 1897, or which she may have since acquired
 Public Notice is hereby gwen that xill on the ith day of January A D. I9oo al the hour o'clock P M on that day. at the Iront door of the Cochise county. Arizona, Court House. in the ( ty of Tombstone in said coTnty. offer for sale and sell, al public auct On 10 the highest bidder. for cash, all of the right title and inter est which the sad Iuia NJ. Johnston had in and 10 the said mine and mining claim h-re'nbefore mentioned and described. on the I2til day Of September A. D. 1857 and which she may have since acquired to satisfy said order of sale, in ter $; and accTuing costs
 Dated December I3th. Ise9.
 SCOTT WHITE Sherf
 By Geo Brayin. Deputy sheriff.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
CITY AND C@USIY OFFICIAL PAPER FREE COINAGE 10 to 1.
o trent war reports indicate that a kogje is about as dangerous . thing 10 a ,nksy with as buzz saw.

While enumera,ing many Of the paying mines f Ysvapai county, and pointing out the ,nditions which de
 monstratei their merit. the Prefcoit Courier wisely says: "lf you want to mine for profit, fret ge. the mine, then hlvs ;he courage to sink on IT,. Don't expect too much from nature ct the grass roots. As far ss thi' county is concerned, every mine tha, has bean sunk 10 ;he depth of 300 fee. is today great bonanza, The same can be truihfully sad of the mines O. every csuuty in the Territory and as shs Silver Bel, remarks we have yet t1 learn oi an instance where deep mln- ing has proved . failure in Arizona.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court. County of Cochise. Ter Titory of Arizona
 Estate of s C. Robertson. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the uader signed a3ministrator Of the estate of ;. C. Robertson deceased 10 the creditors of. and all p=rsons hay ing claims as-uns, the said deceased, 70 exhibit them with the n"oessaTy vouchers. within len months after the first publication cf ths notice to the said Administrator at his store in the City Of Tombstl ne, Cochise County Arizona the same the being the place for ihe transaction Of the business of said estate. in sac County of Cochise-
 F. N. WOLCOTT, dec~aSed.
 Dated November g, 1899 n-II
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
Freytnteh . Tragedy

.STimely infor nation given Mrs George Long, Of New S;raitsville, Ohio. preven- tel a dre adful tragedy and saved two lives. A frightful C ugh had long kep: her awake every night. She had tried m my remedies and doctors but steadily grew worse until urged 10 try Dr. King $ New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured her, and she writes this m marvellous medicine also cured Mir Long of severe attack of Pneumonia Snch cures are positive proof of the natchess merit of this grand remedy for curing all throat, ches, and iuag troubles. Oaly soc and SI.oo. Every bottle guaranteed. Trial hotties fee a, the Tombstone Drug Store
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
SARAH HARRIS.

Dciend8nfS. Action brought in the District Cour. of the First judicial District of the Territory or An. Zona in md for the county Of Cochise. and the comp sint hicd m the said county of Cochise ip the office of The clerk 0! sad District Court The Territory of Arizona sends greeting ie Sarah Harris.
 feu are hereby required to appear in an act: or brougn against you by the above nan-o plaint fl in the DIst7ci Court of the First Juii- cal District O. the Territory of Arizona. in an,. Ter ;h'; County of Cochise. and to answer th: complaint filed the:e;n. within ten days lexc,u. sve oi the day of service after the EsTvi,e oa you cf this summons if served within riis count,. or if served out of this county, bat in this cIstrict within twenty days; otherwise with in thirty daysl; O. judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer O. Said complaint.
 The said action is brough, to obtain a decree of divorce from the boncs of matrim, .ny and for all general. equitable and proper reli Given under my hand and the zeal c! ihe
 Court oi the First Judicial District
 of the Teuito y of Anzona, in and tsEALD for the Counti of Coctse; this 9th
 day of Nov. in the year of our
 Lord one thousand eight hundre,
 and ninety nine.s
 A. H. EMANUEL, Now. Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court or the County of Co., chise Territory of Arizona.
 Estate of Jeanette SayleT. deceased.
 Notice IS hereby giv,n bv the ua6ersic ned administrator of the estate Of leannette Sa, ler deceased to the creditors c. and al; per- sons having claims against the said deceas. to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. .;.h- m four months alter the first publication of this notice to the sad administrator, at my residence in Dos Cabezas, Cochise County, A. T.. the san C being the place for the busiress of said estate. in said County Of -oohiS..
 ARTHUR SAYLER. Sayler. deceased.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
I.,crs.ra, are f-yier fs.

IT. on..r |, prove t,I. great merit of El,'s J-sa s:I-z. f.as -Io5t effective CUTS for N N..t.,..ii and Coll in Head, We have pre- rared a c4asr.5.s ir.si s.ze for 10 cents. Gss j: cs ysa- c. asg-; O sSLd IJ sents ts
 E-Y BIOS, $ HaErea St, '. !. City.
 lsuce-el f-o-a ca.l-rh of tho worst tiDi ever s.neo a DoT, Ga1 I never hofss scf eurs. bot Eiy's Cream Balm seems so Se even that tfany acquaintances have ased t with excellent results.-Oscar Ostrum, A5 Warren Ave. Chicago, III
 Ey's Creem Balm is the acknoziedec6 exre for catarrh and contains 10 eoc.ins, nsrcury nor any injurious drug. pSies, e esntA At druGgists ox by nd
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26

simon lite. cabin. lot zI. block 3.
 bisoce. .........-......-.... H E Sanchez ' of section 4. township
 I3; range Io. Ito acres land.
 Lower San Pedro. ..... IF g. Refugia Saise. ranch improvements.
 3 horses. wagon and harness
 Lower san Pedro o..... I9 g Townste Mining and Milling Co,
 Townsite mine No B.. f8 3o
 acres: Metalc Accident miLe.
 No8 1898 acfes..-......... 42 l H Terry. southwest |, section B.
 township 2o range 90. I6o acres
 Lower San Pedro. ....... 5I S9 Joe Veroelina. rsme house. furniture
 blspce .-.-....-.........- 70 Mrs M l. Williams, Frame house: frame houses on lots 5 and
 block I.. Bisbes. ...... IS oS Dan Waushtal, adobe and frame
 house. furniture. sewing machine work horses. 200 goats, wagon
 harness. bicycle. Dos Csbezas.. 20 go James A aters, lot IS. block B, Wilcox. ..-............s sb M. C BENTON FRANK HARE Chairman Pro tenn JAMES F. DUNCAN Deputy Clerk
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
Notice for Application for Patent
nfng AppIic atis No. veyNol

U. s. Land Office. Tucson. Arizona. Get. 5th r8so.
 ; Notice is hereby given that The Sjlver Cloud Mining Co. by |. V. Nickcrs. agent, whose post-OtIoc add ess Is Tombstone CochiSe County Arizona has made app plicstion for a patent fo, 1900 linear feet On the Silver Cloud Lode, bearing sil.er and gold, situate in Tomb stone Mining District. Co,hise CounJy Arizona and described in the official plaG and neld notes on fl e in this office as follows. viz: Beginning at corner No T. pine post 3 fl. inches ID ground 10 bed rock scribed I-TS63 $. [. NJ. whence U. $. l.. NJ. No. 1883 bear N. IS 8 l. 37o feet, the Court house Tombstone bears =. 77' W. about eleven mics; thence 33' o3' W. 3oI feet 10 West center nd a pine post 4 Il long 4 inches square in mound fl stone set inches in ground to bed rock scribed I3s: $. C. NJ. ooz feet to corner No 2 pine post si fl lcng inches squa'e in moui of stone set IS inches in ground sSri5~c 2-I3s3 :. C. N: thence N. o3' $ E r5co ft Is corner No. 3 pine post 314 long 4 riches square in mouad of stone set ore foot in bed ro>k Scribed 3-I:83S. C. Nj; thence s 33' o3' E 5oI it to east center end identical with location q pine pot 3H il long inches square set on Cn limestone reef. m mound of stoi-e scribed 1893 s. C. NJ. whence the monument of location bears S63' 4S w. 65s fIec2f fl to corner No identical with location. pine pos,3H h long inches square in mound of stone set one foot in ground to ed rock. scribed 4-I3Ss S (. NJ; thence s. 63' $ W. Isco fl 10 corn,r No. the p ace of beginning. Variation of al coIners I2' 30 and con aiming 2o. sS acres in township I8 South of Range 8 east iunsuvey- ed Cha and Salt River Meridian
 The location of this mire is recorded in the County Recorder office of Cochise County on page 2sS look 3 Transcribed Records Of Mines. Adjoining ela mants are none. All perso ns holding adverse c inns thereto are nquired to present the same before this office within sixty days from the first day of publication hereof. or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statue
 signed MILTON R, MOORE
 Register.
 First Publication. Oct. IT Isoos
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
NCTICE.

ing supplies for the S anl ? and Csn- on u,:ss- arc hereby pot-fi-d thai tte owners of .he above poperiy bod themselves .nd ropeny free of any and all debt con;ractei thereon dur- ing term of bond. Sid mines are sitna- tel in Son'h Pass furqnois Mining Dis'rici sLd are now under boud to P Il Clark.
 JW SwAyzEE,
 F. FRYDER
 MCoK roMBsroSE Nov, 1899
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
SCOTT WHITE.
Homestead Application No. arss. Department of Interior.

Homestead Application No. 7rss. Department of Intcror.
 Land Office at Tucson. Arizona
 Dec. Io. IeSa- Not ce is hereby given that the following named setter has filed notice of his intention 10 make final proof in support Of his claim. and that sai1 proof will be ma6c before the clerk of the District Court at Tombstone, AIizons, on Saturday, February r7, 1900. viz Henry Goefgens, oi Dos Cabezos. Arizona. for The N w H Sec. IS. T IS g.. R 15 F., C. & s. K. B. q ".
 He rames the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land. viz:
 Victory Adell and James A. Price, of Pin zy Canon, Arizona, and Henry Smith and William Mutt, of Turkey Greek. Arizona
 MILTON R. MooRE. Register. Fiut publication Dec. rs. isse.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26

E5u~s-s roar EOWsas Wssn CaosnrseR uS sS-. H Q C-C fAss. evwsyisss gezcs1 .ss0
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
Notice to Creditors
In the Probate Court of the County Of Coch:s Territory of Arizona
 Estate Of Chas, A Reich deceased

Estate Of Chas. A. Reich. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by :he undersiged Ed H. Wutg. administrator oi the esta;e of Ctas, A. Reich. deceased. to the creditors os and all persons having claims against the said deceased. 10 exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers within four months alter the first publ,catr D o' this notice. U the said adminissrafor af hi, cffice Tn Bisbee. the same being the place for the transacr'on of the business ef said estate in said county of Cochise.
 ED. H. WITTIG Administrator of the E.tate of Chas. A. Reich deceased.
 Dated Bisbee. this ard day of Dec rsoe. pr
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
SUMMONS
n-II

In he District Court, First Judicial Disuic of ihs Territory ot Aiizona in and for the county of Co :hise WILL LAM HARRIS
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Mayer A. H. Emanuel Chief of pohce las Elkins
 cccNCr.NkN-
 First Ward w. Ii. Harscoc Second Ward
 Third Wa-i C. L. Cummings F,n-th Vsrl Wm. Hobba
 COUNTY OFFICERS.
 .,;a Scott White. T,~sspre, A. Wentworth R-~,,c.. Frark Hare District Attorney F. w laho Probate Judge W. B'adiey Jerk District Cour A n tnannei cour, Comniss,cner A. H. Amanue
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-26
AUTHORIZED A ENTS.

AUTHoRIzED A ENTS. GEO. P. HOWELL. 10 Spruce St Ne~ York
 E.C DAKE. room os. Merchant Exchange $. n Francisco.
 G. H. KELLOGG. No. BIO Pine street. ,om s7 and ss, San Francisco. L-P. FISHER. al Merchants Exchange San FrAncs.-.
 Al transactions made by the above namet ersons will be compiled with at the PROS ECTOR ofhce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26
AGAINST MR.. ROBERT S
The Presbyterian General Assembly Places
Itself on Record
Wants Anti-POlygamy Clause in Con.
stitution-Dr. McGiffert's Case
Referred to New York.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, May 26.-There
were many vacant seats in the Presby-
terrain general assembly today in conse-
quence of reaction from the excitement or
yesterdays debate on the McGiffert case.
After an exchange of greetings with the
general synod of the Reformed Church at
Tiftin, Ohio, report from the committee
on bills and overtures was read. 1ndorse-
ment and commentator of the Brother
hood of Andrew and Phillip We're recon-
mended. In the matter of numerous over
lures in favor of changing the method of
appointing committees it was recommend
ed that a committee of four ministers and
three elders be appointed to consider the
matter and report to the next assembly.
Resolutions against Congressman Brig
ham II. Roberts of Utah, and in favor OF
an anti-polygamy amendment to the ma
tional Constitution We're introduced. The
report of the committee was adopted.
The general assembly voted yesterday
afternoon, after a tumultuous and some
times personal debate, to refer the whole
matter of the case of DR.. McGiffert to the
presbytery of New York, for such DISPOSE
ton as in its Judgment the peace of church
and the purity of the doctrine may re-
quire.'
DR. Wallace Radcliffe of Washington,
chairman of the committee. read first that
part of the report on which all members of
the committee agreed.
1t was a review of the case, and the
statement of four fundamental doctrines Of
the churches which DR.. McGifcrt's His
tory of Christianity in the Apostolic Age"
is held to deny. Next DR.. Radcliffe read
the majority report. This report, which
was ultimately adopted, left the matter to
the discretion of the New York presbytery.
The minority report, read by DR.. Benja-
min Lewis Hobson of Chicago, made 1t
mandatory upon the New York presbytery
to appoint a committee to confer with DR..
McGifert and if he would neither modify
his views nor peaceably withdraw from the
church, proceed against him in accordance
with the provisions Of the constitution of
the churches. That would have meant a
heresy trial. Before taking up the debate
the whole assembly voted for the preamble
on which all agreed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26

For one case Of Mems
Fancy Underwear. and one
of plain. Shirts and Draw
ers have pearl buttons -
worth 39C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26
AWARD OF PRIZES.
Fortunate Ones at the Revelries at
Convention Hall.

Great interest was felt in the decisions of
the judges who were selected to award
prizes for the most attractive costumes and
dresses at the revelries last night. The
first prize a handsome toilet set, for the
best dressed lady, was awarded to Mrs.
Thomas c. Moves; the second, also a toilet
set, to Miss Saidee Drown, and the third,
a manicure set. to Miss Elsie B. Anderson.
The prizes for best dressed gentlemen were
awarded, respectively. to E. Danenhower,
Tod Sypher and Vivian Everett, each re-
ceiving a toilet set.
For the most unique costume the first
prize. a silver punch bowl, was awarded to
Miss Clara Mae Blake, who appeared as a
Chinese lady, Madame Fee. in an exquisite
costume recently brought from the fiowery
kingdom. The second prize, a cut glass
water bottle, was awarded to Miss D. E.
Oliver, who impersonated the Queen of
Poker, in a costume covered with cards.
The third prize. a silver loving cup, was
awarded to the Three Marauders, young
men dressed as cowboys
A handsome punch bowl was given to g
company of zouaves dressed in the garb of
Arab patrols, as the first prize for the best
group, the second prize a loving cup, be-
ing awarded to the ladies and gentlemen
who presented the tableau 'Puritans and
Pilgrims"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26
Old and New Business Methods.

From the New York Tribune.
Captain F. F. Vandegrift of Pittsburg
who was formerly a prominent figure In
the Standard Oil Company, and who is
still, although retired from active life, G
large stockholder in that and numerous
other corporations, is staying at the Hote
Imperial. Captain Vandegrift does not like
modern business methods.
IT have been practically out of IT. he
said, for ten years, and In that length OF
time the business world has grown away
from me entirely. They don't think any
more of 81 000, 600 now than we did of a
$40 bill when / was a young man. don
cations of $4,000 900 and s100O0,op, are
coming to- 1t seems almost certain that
they will be brought up with a round turn
one of these days. OF course, realize the
fact that the country never was as pros
porous as it Is today, and IN eondluoh
to offer for so many corporations; put
watered stock is not good, and IT Is PLAINLY
to be seen that more than 90 per cent or
the stock of half the trusts organized IN
the last few months is water.
Take, for instance, this steel trust, capt.
tailed at hundreds of millions. 1 wonder
how many people realize what tremen-
dous amount of money that is? The cor
porators themselves / don't believe, could
form any idea of it. Well, it goes without
saying that the trust does not represent
these hundreds Of millions or anything like
the amount. 1t is this watered stock which
will prove the ruination of a large per-
centage of other new corporations. Trusts
are q good thing II they are worked on
an honest business basis. They are a saw
ing to the manufacturers, and don't raise
the prices"
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DEATH OF DR.. CHRlSTIANI
The Well-Known Druggist Sudden Victim
of Heart Disease
One Of the Pioneers in Local Phnr-
and Confidence.

DR.. Carl Johan Kaspar Christiani, the
weH-known druggist, doing business for the
last fortytwo years at 4S4 Pennsylvania
avenue, died at 1870 o'clock this morning.
DR.. Christiani had been in excellent
health until the last few months. He suf-
fered from the grip last fall, and since then,
for the first time in his life, had suffered
from heart trouble. His family did not re-
gard his Illness as serious, however, and he
would at times go into his store and pre-
scribe Tor himself At Z o'clock this morn
ing he arose when he felt a return of his
heart trouble and went down stairs, his
home being above the store. He was heard
to fall, and when members of his family
reached him he was dead.
Singular Coincidence.
Only q few days ago DR.. Christiani wrote
in a note book he carried in his pocket his
full name, date of his birth and other notes
concerning himself. At the time he showed
these memoranda to his family and made
some humorous remarks about the record.
These notes give his birthplace as Hanover,
Germany, January 30, 1880. He came to
America in 1856 and opened a drug store
on 9th street short way above Penn
SylVania avenue and year later ne
moved his place of business to ASA Pennsyl-
vania avenue. Twelve years ago he put up
the handsome building on that site which
he has since occupied as a place of bust
ness and residence. He was of the best
known of the druggists of this city. and
amassed a considerable fortune, being re-
garded as man of the highest integrity in
all his affairs.
The Bereaved Family.
He leaves a widow and son, the latter be-
ing Carl Antoine Christian, who is attend
ing the Bethel Military Academy at War
renton Va and who was in this city when
his father died, having come home to at
tend the peace jubilee. A stepson, Joseph
De Silver, is a medical student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. DR.. Theodore
at the corner of 7th and NJ streets, is
brother of the deceased. DR., Christiani
was member of the Masonic order. No
funeral arrangements had been made to-
day.
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S FURNISHINGS,

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The Nineteenth street Extension.


The jury appointed to value required
property and to assess damages and bene-
fits incident to the projected widening and
improvement of 18th street extended has
concluded it's labors and submitted its YER
dict. 1t is understood that the allowance
for land and improvements taken on the
west side of that thoroughfare required
for widening it, from Florida avenue and
Columbia road, amounted in the aggregate
to $50, 04S.51. For consequent damage to
property on that side of the street the
award was So, 142.5 90, making a total of
2,191.O1. OF this amount the District
funds are to pay one-half, or s36,O9b.51, the
other portion being provided by benefits as
sessed on property adjacent to the con-
templated Improvement.
Whether or not the verdict will be ac-
cepted as satisfactory by all the parties in
interest and finally confirmed, remains to
be seen. The members of the jury, it viii
be remembered, were Messrs. 8. H. Kauff-
mann, Lewis J. Davis, Isadore Saks,
Thomas Hyde, J. Maury Dove, Henry F.
Blount and Charles Worthington.
Yves, Eddie was slightly wounded in the
first fight. We have a letter from the reGi-
mental surgeon"
Where was he wounded?"
I'VE are not quite sure. The surgeon men,
toned the place, but We don't know whether
it is an anatomical phrase or a Filipino
town."-Cleyeland Plain Dealer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-26

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Of The Star.