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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18
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Ell s&bado Sc presento en- huelga
Ell gremio de panaderos, solicitando1
de los duenosd de tahona dos dollars
diarios, sin .~-ssid ideraci6n n alguna al
infeliz pueblo, que de aumentals Sc el
valor del pan, 81 era quien Sc afec
taba n-sus mas caros intereses y
particularmente a las classes trabaja
doras con motive de la paralizacion
de las carreteras.s
Nuestro Alcalde com prendiendo
que de la actitud de los huelgni~ t;>~
podria sobrevenir un copficto el
cual to maria grandes preparedness,
determine invitar 'os panaderos
due11os de tahonas para una reunion
que Sc celebraria al dia siguiente en-
el salon del Ayuntamiento. Llevo.
Sc efecto, exponiendo Ell Sr Alcal
de la necesidad de llegar un acuer
do defnitivo para evitar ell .consi
guiente conflicto que traerla tai &C
titud.
Don J, Manuel Munoz propuso
que aumentar1a a sus operarios ell
veinte por ciento que era 10 justo y
equitativo en- los presentes momen
tos en- que ado hay en- circulation
dos tipos de moneda, y que luego
cuando mejoren las transaciones del
mercado y haya solamente el tipo
orc que no tendria Inconvenience de
aumentarles algo mas.
Los huelguistas no estuvieron
conformes y no hicieron ninguna pro
posici6n q la del Sr. Muroz, por 10
cual el Sr Alcalde di6 por terlnina
da la reunion
La polic1a cumpli6 con su deber
decomisando el pan que trageran de
extrana jurisdiction, pues ademas de
faltarle IA gramos, era crudoy q 5
centavos la libra. iFuefa Ell agiotis.
mo y vaya un APPLAUSE para 10 poll
cia!
En- Ia roche del once asistimOS
a una reunion en- los salones de la
Acadia, y era su objeto una propo =
sici6n hecha por don Jose Manuel
Mu11oz, Ia cual obedece evitar la
mendicidad y desde luego esos iris
tes espectaculos que admiramos an
nuestras GALES: ancianos, njf1os y
mujeres, macilentos por el hambre
;qu6 parecen cadaveres salidos de
sus tumbas para pasearse en- el mum
do de los vivos!
La proposici6n fue aceptada
por todas las classes sociales, inician
dose seguido la colecta, que ha de
ser semanal y anticipate para aten
| der debidamente los auxllios de
tantos infeiices, para cuyo case va
| han preparado an local.
| Procedi6se al nom bramiento de
una comisi6n que Sc encargar& de
hacer una colecta popular.
! Ell Sr. Luis Briones en- repre-
sentaci3n del centro espiritista inau
gurado ell % del pasado, manifesto
que, 10 que Sc colectara en- diche
| centro serfa tambien en- benefciO de
los pobres.
| fran isc0 VaI|eciII<,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18
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ii los lcctores dc La
ENcIA en- 1auco, que
|e halIara de venta en-
Don Antonio Llabr6s,
kte de aquel pueblo.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18

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ley, sosteniendo con 6rmeza Ia de
Bryan.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18

El comandante boer exhibe va.
rios documentos para acreditar su
persOnalidad.
Habla bastante corr tamente
el espaf1Ol.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18

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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-08-18

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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20

Hotel Zeiver: Mike R"ean, NJ. p.
Anthony. J. 81 M.-on, F q. Pieiz,
City: Tony A Kent, Dining; Mr.. A..
D. Smith. New Mexico; F.. N. B.cs.
S"corro, ~. NJ; Alex Beck. M. NJ.
Sanders. Di4z. Mex; G. T. Nov lin. w.
e Kep,er. Los An9-le.; Chss. F. HUT,
Cssas Grsndes; Carl w. Hsrka'rler,
Dallas; 3. ID. r we. s r. Meyer Kan
sae City; A. $. Gibson, Topeks; Tim
G lmeotein. New York; T. B. Scher-
merhorn, Idaho: W. 81. q. L'ewellv n.
Las Cruces: David M. Goodrich, Ak
ron, o.
Center Block hotel: G. r. Ridge
way. Joe Cotton, Di k R"che, A.
Smith, New York; v. j. Collins, lex
aka Tx: Montgomery Hibler, To-
ledo. o; J w Carroll, C,ncinr att, o;
Mrs G w, Der, Los Angeles, Cal; r w
Harrison. Lschiel. ARR; Eugene Yple-
siss. City of Mexico: Clarence q
Brown, Mrs Bro~r, Minneapolis,
MINI; D G King, 81 mover, N M;
Thomas w Gibson, Loui lie, Ky;
Chas j Fair, Jerome, Ariz; J q
Cessna, Kausss CITY; q G Morris.
PhiladeIphia; Nellie MiIburne, Bertha
Milburpe. Lv. n-, Mo; Richard Me eel,
Colnm bus. O; J I'm Studer, Harri-on,
N Y; p S LeodhOlm, Fort Bsyard, N
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
DOC" FENrON'S HISTORY
Major LleWellyn Tells OF His Career
As a Train RObber In Wyoming.

Major W. q. II. Liewe!lyD. OF Las
Cruces, district alto ny for bona Ana
and OterO Counties, came In !ast nlRht
from visit to Tularosa. A HERALD
reporter met him at the q eyer lest
eight md asked him for some Partiou-
l.rs Of the life OF old "Doc" Fer ton,
whose death was announced yesterday
exclusively in The HERALD he then
learned of 1t for the fret time.
"Yes, be said" knew F-nton we'll
and he had q most Interesting history.
he was in the esrly days q despe, ado
and train rObber In Wyoming. 10 1879
ne was one of the notorious big
mosed George" gang that held No
and robbed q train at
Ruck Springs, Wyoming. l was then
in the territory AS q specisl agent o.
the treasury department and joined
the posse that pursued them. we
came up With them Aud captured me
entire gang. Fenton was ehot at that
time and be sl~svs aimed that 1 "ns
he mao whO did il and told Is Of
peot le 10 New Mexico the story l met
him there but never eaid anyth ng
ABOUT it to any one. 1t Is not true,
now ever, that I shot him. That was
done BY another man In the Dosre
canned Smith. He really had no right
to do it as we bad the drop Fenton
At the time aud he had surren dered,
but Smith had 1t in Cor him because he
thought be bad killed come railroad
m-n who were friends Of his. AS q
m .iter OF fact Fenton never served
t me for that affair as be turned states
evidence and b. loed to send his part
ners to tn penite ntisry
He .lsays went by The name OF
Fer ton bu. no one knows what his
= fght name was."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
MISS BONN ANS RECITAL.
She Captivated the Audience Com
pletely.

The character recital by Mics
Dorothy BOwma,, At Myar's opera
house last night, was attended by Q
very select audience. The program
WAS opened with q piano solo ty Mrs.
W. M. Gillespie.
dtence completely from the start. Her
product of the two versions of
"thst Old Sweetheart of Nine" By
Ell Q Whes err w lcox and James
Whitcomb Riley respectively, vas
characterised BY great f.ithfulo es Q
AID spirit. Ia the Tragedy Man."
Miss Bowman appeared in the role Of
Childhood. presenting the charar ter
most bewitchioRly. KiplIng's VAN
plre" and the "Love Scene" from
lngomar were very effective ADD xp-
prOprat.ly framed. Miss B .wma -
Cha ming personal ty, oompled wi h
her distinct enuuolation ar always
correct iuHection and ges' 4re. ma IL
her prese tations through ,ut quite be-
yond criticism.
Dr. Kingley's vocal rolo WAS high
pleasing to the audie ice, ss we're al; Q
tbs mandolin and (, tar selections, - ~
Mrs. Bowden's sulc..
Toe program WI, concluded by Mis-
Bowman with yer, es from the Ruba,-
yat of ODa" K nayynm. This was the
most eff .ctlv-ly framed scene of all,
aud N ,ue fit .ng close to the charac-
ter sketches
Although Miss Bowman Is consider
ed an amateur, it must be said that In
every respe her appearance last
night WAS e Isl to that of tn, best
p -Ofessiona Added to this her
gowns ia ne different sketches were
perfectly adapted t. the characters
portrayed, which, with the rich scenic
effects accom- panying them, CO utri b. ted
to make the entire presentation all
that could be desired.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
Pew Cattle In White Oaks Country.

Franz Ba' nett, u prominent csL,le-
ma ~ Gu. yenne, Wyo.. WAS in Ell
Paso lat week to huy steers for his
ranch in that state He went uu 70 the
White 0 K to look over the & Id and
has j g returned from Tularu.a. He
l. hohlv pleased with that country
r'd esDecia lv the town Of Tuiarces.
he thinks that wnul' he a great cattle
c''uusry II oniv spff i ut water could
could be bad. But few cat IL ere there
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
Fifty-Slx Miles An Hour.

The wind whistled through the
streets yesterday and to-day at . rate
that fairly s~ept the town. The
greatest velocity was obtained yester-
day evening between the hours OF B
aud 6 o'clock, when. accordioz to the
local weather observer, the maximum
speed spproximated 50 miles "a hour.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
A DANCE WILL FOLLOW
The Entertainment To Be Given In
Chopin Hall Hy the tjiuh School.

The pupils Of t ,e Te Ith and Eleyent h
grad I he high SC DOL will yv. t.
morrow eveoing in Chopin ha a var.
led entertainment for the benefit OF the
library.
Among many attractive features of
the program offered there will BE- a
mtnu.t. vocal and instrument mus c
and recitations. Miss Lockart will re-
cite.
After the regular program Is con-
ciuded there will be a dance, and tnis,
OF G 'urse, will bs the m ,st Inviting
pat oil it all to the vonng people.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
Mules For Mexico

II IL understood that the Mexican
government is quietly importing large
heavy mules from T. xa- for the ar
tillery service, and hss lste.y renewed
tho ord srs for large lot of horses for
the cavslrv. The experience of SEQ
rotary Of War Beyes on the from tier.
has shown him what these auimal-
can do in the way OF military SER
vice.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
Two Bound Over.

In Judge s e"cer'- c. UT this morn
Inc G orge McFall, the n. gro porter
charged With r"hbing guest in the
C-nter Block, was bound over to await
me action of the grand jury. w II am
Schu z. charg. d with biyamy, waived
examinati"" aid VS. n und over.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
Arrested For Giving stamps

That is what Is threatened us, but
We are not vola,in9 any lsv, rave
combined with no ore, but will coptip-
ne to SELL the best harness and sad
dlery goods. for the lesss money, and
give premium stamps too. COmpsre
our prices with others. West Texas
SAddley Co PA Oregon ST..
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
Death

OhHuncey w. Holland. aged "a years.
. native of Cambridge, Ma g., DIED last
night at alb Tut IL O IL or. the re-
maios wi be shiDped to Cambridge as
soon ss relatives are heard from.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
PERSONAL.

last evening.
Major w H.H.Llewellyn,o of Las Cru
ces, IL in Ell Paso.
Mrs. Mary Young has gone to Chics-
60 for q few weeks visit.
Wallace Baird returned from Las
Cruces this morning.
Charles Moore came down this
morning FROM Lss Cruces.
Prof. j. c. Carrera came down from
Las Cruces this morning.
Fred H. PETIT, public surveyor at
Las Cruces, N NJ, is 10 Ell Psso.
Judge Waltball Ia, returned from q
| prOfe ssi onal visit TO BarstOw, Texas.
G. F. Hunt, returned yesterday from
q prospecting trip to Cssas Grsndes,
Mex.
M. M. Sanders, merchant at Colnnis
D 'az. Mex. is in FL Psso on bust
ness.
P. n. Brown, Of Chica 90, is visiting
his brother, DR.. A. K. Brown, in THE
city.
A. ]. MildAury returned yesterday
from business trip to Lords
burg.
Mrs. 81. F. Bonham returned this
morning from ten days visit to Lac
Cruces.
Cbas. B. Mitchell. of Abilene, Teya,,
is 10 Ell P.sO. He IL seeking location
for q retail drug store and may locate
here.
J. P. Sturdivant. Of Ell Paso, who
owns considerable r. atty in Roswell,
ha- ben here this week looking after
his intere ter -cOrd.
John P. Dieter Is quite Ill aud has
been confined to h's home for the past
ten davs. BE will probably be out
again in about ten days.
J. q. Houston. advance agent OF the
Gentry dog and pony show, is ia Ell
Paso billin, the CITY for his show
which will be here March 9Th and 9Th,
r. B. McEIroy. who for some time
has been q citizaa of Ell Paso, left yes
he will put In 9 telephone system.
Pearl II. Bailey, who Cor the IA !.
six months has filled the position of
lsh"r contractor FIR the DIS R'o-
@ e psny on the Isthnus of
lean Central last evening.
AT THB HOTELS.
st. Charles: A w Wllknn, e. Luis,
AIaroecrdo; }. Bruke. Chicago, n:
q K lily. San Pedro. Mex; L"va' W
Williams, Los Angeles. Gal: Will A
Hess and wife. Redondo Bach, Gil; J
J Aragor, M n i"el'o, N M; FP.
Chav. z. Santa Fee, N NJ.
Grad Central: Mrs. Alta M'ddles-
worth. Mrs. e. B'~man. Shelhvvi le.
ILL.,; q o HAYES. W Farrell. Mexico:
Kate WIN. Mrs. F.. WIN, G. P<ush.
BIZ Snrioe-; w. r. Riley, ]. c. Sharp.
F.. w nth: II. L. Ian rstor and wife,
Maria: q. Lsnpers veiter and wife, Fl.
Dodge, Ia.
Pierscn: CT Hillea,p and wife. St.
Louis: L ] G Ilila-d. Kansas CITY:
Morgan Jonee, Fort Wnrtn: Mrs M
InRersOn, i. A Rock we'll. Chicago;
Mrs Ka'" Hun. Crsdd"ck. Terrell,
Tex: w D Van Horn. w | shore. Pa
G Schees. w \ Cat ell, Nav Y",k:
Geo @ Cook, Davenport; G M Ruff,
Stafford, Ariz.
O-ndorff: FL Da by and wife. Mics
Da-hv, Mi-s NJ D.-hv, Chicago: ri
Alexander, City; J G Sc rtt. Liverpool;
John Schnmaand vie Danca-ta-, wiz
Mrs. r Cry, Bu'ah GRAY. Ross Cav,
N W M-xico; w S pfiffa ST. Paul:
F. Winston T""s"r: q Eil-pburp, Sac
Pr .n"i -r": r Bush, L"s AnoeIes: j
ID BOnha "A amo9ordc: Nis- F Gnu
d 'ng. Miss Ranney, Warren. P A.;
T Dyr-tt.J VI A rdr"~s. Nal ma Tex;
T E Baker. Sha~nee,O T ;Ruber. Wen
per and WIFI ST Paul; Mr. and Mrs
Devy, Clevelsnd,O o.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
Money TO LIali.

Money loaoed ou ali XII. d. of coflat-
e"si security. 1t lnV rat Of interest, at
mbrsno's, 4Ol-4O3 Ell Paso street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
If :YOHsAre In search.

OF any rare book and don't know
where to get H.. you can cave time ADD
trouble by call ng on Deliq"e-t & An
lrews, the hibleopOies. 303 San An
tonic St. Ecl-ctic Book Store.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
Catholic Congregation Meeting

The m NIB RS of the congregation OF
tie Cat 1.l church will me e 10 the
MarQues Club rooms Wednesday even
tug ut 7:3O Thu m .eting ~htcu was to
have oeen held last night was post
DO ed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20

BUY your cUsi from "O'Brien Goa
Co." the agents and direct shipuers
from the Cerrillos mines. phone 8,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
Now Is Your Chance

To buy fine diamonds, watches and
'ewelry at lowest prices.
Mr. Sambrsn' has q large stock
which muet be clio. ed out.
Sam branO. 4nl-403 FL Paso street.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20

Buttermilk at Ell Paso Dairy Co.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20

DAILY HERALD I5r. Der week.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-20
AT THB HOTELS.

st. Charles: A w WlIknn, e. Luis
Alarorcrdo; J. Bruke. Chicago, III
q " K lily, San Pedro. Mex; L"va' w
Williams, Los Angeles. Cal; Will A
Hess and wife. Redondo Bach, Gil; J
J Arag"r, NJ i"el'o, N M; F
Chav. z. Santa Fee, N NJ.
The copper era., 1900-11-22

Hooker are delighted with this coun- try and expect to remain here perma- nently.
 Mrs. R. Hudson, of Deming, N. M., accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Williams, of Lordsburg, arrived in Clifton Wednesday on short visit to her brothers, Messrs. Ike and Charley Stevens, pioneers of this camp Mrs. Hudson has the honor of being mem Der of one of the first families of young ladies to arrive in Silver City, and has ever since been a resident of Grant county. The ladies enjoyed their visit to Clifton very much
The copper era., 1900-11-22
Documents Filed for Record.

Following is list of documents filed for record at the county seat from eastern Graham county for the week ending November IT, 1900:
 Christopher E. Hilts to Homestake Mining company of Arizona, deed to Homestake, Gold Leaf, Old Gold, Pot ter placer, Gold Queen. Two Boys and Hardscrabble, in Greenlee district.
 Wm. Spaw files bond as live stock inspector at Duncan.
 George w. Beermaker to George F. Seger, agreement to sell guano and mineral phosphate deposit seven miles west of Morenci.
 George F. Seger to J. W. Kishlar, assignment of above agreement.
 Ernest E. Frye to Wm. M. Griffith and B. F. Jossey, deed to four-fifths of Yelled Prophet Nos. l, ?, 3, 4, and 6, in Greenlee district.
 Ernest E. Frye to Wm.sM M. Griffith and B. F. JOssey, deed to two-thirds of Last Chance Nos. l, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6, in Greenlee district.
 Ysabel Paisana claims unsurveyed land six miles west of Morenci.
 Wells, Fargo & Co. appoint E. L. Griswold agent at Clifton.
 Charles A. Ross and wife to Medler Copper Mining company, deed to Med Ter, Famous and Indiana, in Copper Mountain district.
 Ypolito Cascerelli- to Romulo Cha veg, release of mortgage on lot 45, San Francisco.
 G. Bernotto to Lorenzo Massa, bill of sale to merchandise and accounts in store in New Town, Morenci.
 John Dressel to Edward T. Whittle- sey, bill of sale to house in Morenci.
 Arizona Copper company locates Midway in Greenlee district, and Ma tional Portland and Republic, in Cop per Mountain district.
 Chas. A. Ross files Articles of Incor- poration of Mexican-Arizona Copper company, capital S5OO,OOO.
 w. L. Frazer locates Eagle Creek placer in Copper Mountain district.
The copper era., 1900-11-22
holce Gheese./

It's hard for some people to find the kind of cheese that just suits them first it's too mild, and then it's too strong, and then something else about it doesn't suit them. That's just the kind of people we can please. We've mild cheese, and medium cheese, and strong cheese; domestic cheese and imported cheese; big cheeses and little cheeses. It's something you should have in the house all the time-it is almost necessity.
 H .cr,al1h.
The copper era., 1900-11-22

MT. Buttner, of the firm of Buttner House meat market, op upper Chase Creek, passed through Clifton Sunday last for Coronado in quest of a herd of beef cattle for slaughter. This firm now does the principal beef busi- ness at Morenci and keeps two wagons on the road delivering beef to their numerous customers.
The copper era., 1900-11-22

Billy Hamilton visited Lordsburg Wednesday last and returned with Francisco Hernandez, boy who ran away from home about ten days ago. He was loafing around Lordsburg and scene to be enjoying life after a fashion.
The copper era., 1900-11-22
Concert.
Z 6 H Smith.

The Presbyterian Sunday school of Clifton will give Thanksgiving con cert next week, Friday, November 30, 7:30 p. m., at the church. All are in- vited. The Morenci Sunday school will give theirs on Wednesday, the 18th, in the school house.
The copper era., 1900-11-22
The Phoenix Carnival.


 "
 The business men of Phoenix, hav- ing made most complete success of a carnival held in that city last De cember, have decided to repeat the same, the dates selected being De cember 10th to 18th inclusive, 1900. It is, however, proposed to elaborate somewhat on the plans of the previ- ous year, and combine with the cow boy and Indian features street fair, with all of its attendant pageants, Midway, Queen and her court, exhibit booths along the streets, and similar attractions. The arrangements for the cowboy sports and races have been left in charge once again to MT. Jack Gibson, who is known through out the western country to those who would participate. Gibson has plenty of ability Tn this particular line of equestrianship, and with the aid of MT. J. w. Benham, another well known ranger for years, the cowboys will flock to his standard from all di- rections.
 There is no place in the Union where cowboy sports, combined with Indian races and exhibitions, can be given to the advantage that they can in Arizona, and in Phoenix in partic- ular. The street fair exhibits, Mid way, free Vaudeville shows and pa geants will be under the immediate supervision of MT. Louis w. Buckley, director general of the late Stockton, Riverside. Ventura and other Pacli, coast street fairs
 The Midway will be composed of number of the principal side shows, such as Bosco, the Aus lralI, ,u snake man; Lunette, the hypnotic wonder; La Lista, the rival of La Louis Fuller in her prismatic and georgeous fire dances; the Coon Town 400, cake walk CTS and jubilee singers; Juno, the plas- tique poser; the Zulu Village, the Ori- ental show, with several camels, and Little Egypt, the great Oriental dancer; the moving picture machines, and merry-go-rounds, razzle-dazzles and other Midway attractions.
 The Queen and her court of forty people will reign during the entire carnival; this will consist of the queen and her prime minister, master of ceremonies, court jester, ten maids of honor, ten gentlemen of the court, heralds, pages, equerrys and others They will all be beautifully costumed and reign on an elaborate gold and white throne with a canopy covering it in the carnival colors.
 The railways will make special low excursion rates from all points in the to Phoenix during that week.
The copper era., 1900-11-22
To Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All duggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig nature is on each box. 9 cents.
The copper era., 1900-11-22

Timothy K. Shine, for twelve years agent for the A. & N. M. railroad company at Lordsburg, died in Fl Paso Monday last, of typhoid fever ''Tim' Shine, as he was familiarly called, was one of the most popular men in this section. He was a genial, whole-souled gentleman. His many friends throughout Arizona and New Mexico will read of his death with sincere regret.
The copper era., 1900-11-22

'tI have used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and find it to be great medicine," says MT. E. $. Phipps, of Poteau, Ark. ''It cured me of bloody Aux. I cannot speak too highly of it." This remedy always wins the good opinion, if not praise, of those who use it. The quick cures which it effects even in the most severe cases make it favorite every where. For sale by Dunn.
The copper era., 1900-11-22
Notice to Contractors.

175 perch rubble, 75,OOO common brick, 750 cubic feet of cut stone, to be laid in new school house, Morenci. Contract to be let at once. Address or apply to DETROIT COPPER MINING COMPANY, MOrenci, Arizona.