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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDIT
ORS.
GEORGIA 49, CHATHAM COUNTY,
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having demands against Hampton L.
Ferrill late Of said county, deceased. 10
present them to me, properly made out.
within the time prescribed by law, so as
to show their character and amount; and
all persons indebted to said deceased are
required to make immediate payment to
me.
MARC ARET & IrERRTTJ,
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FOR SALE. LOAD HORSES: GOOD
saddlers; drivers and draught horses. s..
II. Zoucks, manager.
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FLY a BOX KITE, THE SCIENTIFIC
novelty that pleases old boys as well as
young boys; only % cents. c. +. Miller
agent.
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FOR SALE, PURE MILK. Is CENTS
per gallon. ZIG East Duffy street.
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sTRAYED.

OLD NEWSPAPERS. 200 for % cents, at
BUSINESS odice Morning News
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SEE OUR $50 WATER-BACK
ranges; they are the best six-hole range
in the city; every one guaranteed or your
money refunded. A. C. Price & Co., State
and Jefferson streets; phone Cos
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; MRS. r. B. NlCoLL's MASTERS AND
Misses danciLg class will ho.d their nib
winter soiree at Qua. DIS Hal Thu. $ ay.
Feb. q, at p. m; general dancing from
10 tfll >; RJsenIc.ds orchestra. Admis-
sion 50cts
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JAMES *. P. CARR.
Clerk S. c.. C. c.. Ga.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-02-16

REDDICK-ADAMS DANCING ACADE-
my's soiree Tuesday evening, Feb. 10, at
Catholic Library Hall.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SHOES HALF-soLED AND HEEL
ed. 50c, while you wait. Velvet rubber
heels put on. &c. New York Pants and
Shoe Repairlng Farlor. 112 Drayton.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

4 pleasant farewell surprise party was t-ndertd last evening by s host of friends iu honor of the Misses May and Lillian Holland at thsir home on Fourth st'eet. The young ladies in whose honor the event wa. given, are popular faNorites among their many Tom bstone acquaintance, who sincer rely regret their intended departure for their former home in Cailioruiu. The gathering O! tEiend- partook oi & most saciable charact ' and a most delightful evening spent. Refreshments were served and il was late hour before the company di=- persed, taking their leave with heart- felt expressions o: good wis.es ard fsrewells to the family who are shortly to take up their abode in the golden stste.
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ALVORD SEEN
The Noted Arizona Outlaw
 Still in Sonora.

From Lewis Hodstsdt, who came up from Sonora lsst week, Review reporter learns tha, he met the noted outlaw Alvord, only few day. since. H dstadt, in company with Baron de FonseDi.list, was coming to Bisbee from the mines of the latter in Sonora, and when about an hours ride out Of Cumpss they noticed a man riding down of the hill on horse. back sod esiing pack horse When about fifty yards of the man signsled them to step, which they did, the man then riding up 10 them He immediately spoke to Hodstsdt, calling him by name, and asking him fl he did not know hin. Hodstsdt replied, "I remember seeing your face somewhere, but I can't call your nsme." After holding 6 converss ton for a lew minutes the outlaw rode of about fifty yards. then return. ed and asked the way to small min ing camp in the Sierra Madre-, at the same time ssyiag, "there is 6 buck board ahead of ms with two men, , and asking if they had seen them, to which they replied in the affirmative Alvord then rode of down the can yon. He was heavily armed. having on two belts of cartridges. e six shoot. CT and Winchester. His face was covered with a full beard several in- ches long.
 There ia no doubt of his being the outlaw, ss Hodstsdt was we'll acqusiat. cd with Alvord during his residence in Cochiss county. Baron de Fon- teniiiist, who had never sees .hs noted outlaw before, immediately picked his picture out when shown one upon his arrival in this city Alsord has evidently tired of hi, sojourn io the vicinity of Nina. Pn-tss and is seeking new pastures Review.
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SHOOK THE HOUSE
The Big Meteor of Last Month
 Fell in Arizona

Col W s Sturgess wss in the city this week from La Amor, the big ranch which he owns on the border line He brought in q large bunch of cattle of which he owned six hun dred bead. Col S.urgess says that he and his wife were in their house when the greA; meteor oi June lIth fell. IL shook the house terribly and the frightened ysquerss rushed to the ranch from the ranges. Col Stursess has cent out rsr;y and if they find the spot where the meteor fell they will st once report to him.-Tucson Post
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Line Rider Hitchcock captured two Cbinsmen crossing the border Mon- day near Nsco, They were brought before U s Commissioner Williams, Nho ordered them iepored. United States Msrshsll McCord or d putty is expected here Co convey the China men to the coast from whence they will be returned to China.
 This morning small fire occurred in the Library hall. A large cuspi- dor into which paper had been tbrows and then s lighted cigar had evidently caused the fire. A few buckets of water coon eItinguished ths flames after s small hole had been burnt ip the floor, but no fuIther damage was done owing to the prompitude Of the freboys.
 Mrs. F. s. Webster died in this city today at 3 o'clock in the after uonu aged Al years. She was 6 most estlmable laty and her loss is felt very severely by MT. Webster, her son Roger. and 6 hos; of friends and scqusintsnces. She was taken i'll with hysteiis. which passed into a strsDgulAtiou o' the throat and later into meningitis, which caused her death. The greatest sympathy is felt for MT. Webster in bis great bereavs-
 nHpt
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
TWO ARIZ0NA 4 FIRES
Extent of Which Insurance Companies Were Set Back

The Cosst Insurance Review in sn extra publishes the following list of companies caught in the fire, st Williams and Globe last week:
 Aetna Slooo, Agricultural 5000, Atlas s20C0, American, Pa. Sl50o, Commercial Union Si700. ConDecti- cut $350O, Firsman's Fund $500, Hamburg Bremen $500. Home F < NJ s20o, Imperial S3eOo. lbs. Co North America sl4O0, Lion 5000. Liverpool t London & Globe s7S5o, Asgde- burg 5000, National s450s. Pslistine $i5e0. Pennsylvanis $500, Phoenix Hartford $35O0, Phoenix Of Lcndon s2OOO, PIovIdencs-Ws-hing' 5000, Sa-ing6eld s25O0, sves s20o0, Thurin- sis $500, Traders Sl5o0.
 The total was s6l ,659, which it is timsted is ten or fifteen per cent of the property loss. IL is stated that rates were very high in Williams, the maximum being fitsen per cen;. On this account email lines were carried. The Insurance Review mentions that the indirect cause of tine fire was the breaking down Of the electric plsnt, in consequences Of which coal oil lamps had to be resorted to. It was from one Of these lamps that the fire started.
 The following is list Of the in.ur- snee losses al Globe:
 Aetna 5000, London & Lancashire $500. Penn .ylvsnis. s6oO, Union s4oo, Merchants $500. Norwich Union $500, National 5000, Springfield $50 Liverpool < London X Globe s3O0o. Firemsn's Fund $20o0.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
The Tucson Post, with Geo smslle,

The Tucson Post, with Geo Smslley as editor and F. Smalley a, man sger has made its appearance. Its fret issue is small but full of local news and geographically neat. The Pos; will esPouse the cause Of Iepub- lieanism and shout for its friends We look for it 10 shortly emerge from its swsddling clothes and become 8 potent factor in the Arizons political ard journalistic field. The PRos- PEcIoR extends beet wishes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
The s, David base ball cub arrived

The Ss David base ball cub arrived today under the misunderstanding g that date had been set today for a match game with she local club. So as not 10 disappoint the visitors. "a local nine wss secured aud game had at tbe ball grounds this p. m. The team from the alfalfa Gel:s hew- ever covered the score sheet with rune and the scorer running short of paper did net keep track after the 30sh count. The local players succeeded in making Is rmns and passed the banner to the victorious visitors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
THE WATER QUESTION

We have received the following from the general agent of the Hus- chucs wster oompsny. with request 10 publish:
 Editor PRosPEcroR =
 As l recently stated in the PRos- PErToR, the TOO people Of Tnmb,tone are using daily, nearly 300 900 gallons of water. whereas they are not entitled by their payments 10 more than 35 = 900 gallons. In other words, the Huschuc. Water company is reslly now supplying many thousands of gallons Of water per day Tor which it is receiving no compeasstion and whieh is used rscklessly aud wastfully, prin- cipally in attempting to irrisste soil through which the water runs as fl through sieve. The pressure is so great that 6 three-qusrter pipe will permit a flow of nearly l.5o0 gallons per hour and many disregard all wal ihlo k1 aHS ASh huc "aIcE Iuu uhy and night.
 When II became necessary yestsr- day to clean out and empty our town reservoir. throwing away into the gulch, about 5000 gallons of water. II compelled the temporary shutting i of of water to refill the reservoir By midnight lsst night this was &C., compIished and the water was az .in turned on the town pipes, but not withslsnding the reservoir was then | iu!l and water wss continually pour ing into It, st the rate of nearly 300,- eos gallons per day, the reservoir this morning was nearly empty. Tbis | proves that great many lelt their pIpes wide open all the latter part of the night and allowed tue water to run through at full head.
 This course seems little less than criminal. By this reckless waste the iowa was endangered from fire and the generosity of the Huachuca Water company is being seriously abused. The fact that this has bseu going or in the past for years and that the compsny has not enforced, as it might, a more moderate course does not prtjud:ce ils rights in any respect. For the present, until it rsins, whenever the unjuslihsble use of water draws down upon our reser-. roir, VI will be com pelled, withou further notice. to shut oG the supply a. it Is essential that the reservoir be kept iull for fire protection. When . ever this occurs, those who are inoon- venien ced by il will kuow that the trouble lies wholly with those wbo Use water in immoierste excess. So gross and persistent has this sbu c become that se may be compelled shortly to adopt some adequate method for our protection and for that of the legitimate water users ol Tom bstone.
 WILLIAM H. BREARLEY,
 General Agent.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

AGENTS WANTED For Calves
 ton: The Horrors of a Stricken City. by Murat Halstead a fearful tale of a beauteous city swept into the sea, De- nand enormous. Splendid book. Only
 I.5o. Agents selling from To to 100 dally, and clearing from SC to s73 daily. A bonanza for Agents. Only endorsed book. Freight paid. Credit gwen. Outfits free. Send six two-cent stamps orI postage. Big commissions. Send for outfit and territory today. THE DOMINION COMPANY. Dept. A Chicago S7
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
STATE OF OHIo, CITY O TOLEDO, :

LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyney makes oath that ne is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cneyney & Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid and .hs' said frn, will n.y he sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL 1ARS fer each and every ease of 'atarrh that cannot be cure by the ise Of Halls Cst9rrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribe my presence, this 9th day ol Decem Der, Is6.
 SEAL A..W. GASLEON,
 NoIsTS FUbli Halls CstaTrh Cure is taken inter nslly and acts directly on the back snd mucus surfaces of the system Send or testimoDislc free
 F. CHENEY & CO.,.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Ths PRosFEcroR force ioins in the ,oa-t to the Blewett. Dsspsins nup- tisls, the event ot which at the San Jose House was announced in these columns yesterday. We collectively and individually renew our congrstu- lstions. May never q ripple mar the happiness of She welded career Of the couple wno have thus plighted ibeir ;rolh and lsupched on the sea of mat. rimony.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

One Of the most deploI atle trsged- iss ever com mItted in Arizona occurr- ed in Clifton last week. the bodies of Ed Harwell and his wife were found in their home, 8 cosy cottage near the embsnkment. Each had been shot through the head. The news spread rapidly over town that Fl Hsrw-ll bad killed his vile and himself. Both parties were we'll kuoSn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
Today st high noon J,dse c. s

Today st high noon J,dze c. Clark tied the nuptial knot that made John Blswe.t and Rose M. Despains happy man and vie. The couple are well known re-iGents of Bisbee. the groom being q popular young man and former Tombstoner and has many friends at hIs old home: the bride is 6 pleasant and popular young lady. and will make an agreeable life partner. The couple have the con |. gratula,ions and best wishes Of hos. Of friends. The couple left today for Bisbee where they will make their future home.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

An Ohio girl bet that she could win 6 husband inside oi 30 days by sdver- tising. She got him, and now DO doubt she would be willing 10 pay double advertising rates if she could lose him in the way she won him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
A hsbea, corpus case va. beard be

"A hsbeas corpus case was beard De fore Court Com missioner Emaeuel yesterday being that Of a prisoner sentenced from Bisbee for disturbance Of the Peacs ., Nsco. Justice Will. Hams and Constable Doyle were sub poened ss witnessee, the former to prod uce his court docket in evidence ard the latter as srresIing officer Alter hearing Of the evidence the wri, was denisd and the prisoner remand to isil.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

The fret car oi this years crop Salt River valley melons was shipped from Phoenix by the Melon Growers association. The car was consigned to Chicago. IL contained 400 crates -veraging 45 melons to the crate, l. is estimated by the associ-tion that the crop for shipment will amount to about twenty cars.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

nr Bryan rave as res.onS or say ins the republicans would not revise the tariff at the coming session Of Congress: "Yhen times are gooi the republicans say let well enough alone and do no, revise the tariff, and when times are bad they say don't make them worse by enactiug tariff legislation"
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

The time for the hearing and eI- animation oi Johnson the miner, who fired several shots at Frank Psyla st the latters saloon, ia set for Wedues- day. Johnson is charged with ss- sault with intent to commit murder and pending his failure to furnish $l50o bail is in jail.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Mi Josephine Cs-tensts of Ben- son has rec-lyed from Mrs Mckinley h very neat card thanking her in the most eulogie tic words for the wreath of flowers she presented her while there on her way to the coast.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Geronimo is up at the Psn-Ameri- can exposition and can be seen on the presentation of e visi,iDg card and twenty five cents-ibe former not be- ing absolutely necessary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

John Henninger of the Can Can restaurant leIt this mornipg for Oak land. Cal, where bis little grand daughter is under medical treatment since the recent snpu,s'ion of the limb as stated tn ,se columns. Mir HenniOger will be absent about two or three weeks,
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Col H NJ McCord, U s Marshall for Arizona, has received permission from the department Of justIce authorizing the removal of the offices from Tue. son to faoepix. He will locate in the O'Nell building up s,4irs, occupy ins four rooms.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Mrs scully who has been visiting in Conbstone. returned to her home at Bisbes today. Mrs Scully's sister, Miss Retts Fuss will prolong her visit and remain several weeks longer, the guest of Mrs E Miller.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Attention Is called to the "sd" of Mrs, Browns Ice Cream psrlors. At this season ol the year instead of sweltering with the heat 'ske yoIr best girI to the psrlors and enjoy a a dish Of delicious ice cream and re- frtshiug sodss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

For the present. the army will be stationed about as follows: Between 40 900 and 50,000 men in the Philip pines 5000 ID Hawaii and Porto Rice i; 5000 in Cuba. aud the remainder at various points in the United States, principslly in the cities of the sea- board
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Oil finds so far have eimply result ed in violent auctustions in the price of the crude petroleum, but never seem 10 make any special change in that oi commercial kero, sene. The Standard Oil looks cut for that
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

See the sd of Ch.s Blackburn, Jr, n another column Mr Bl4ckburu is a first class harness maker and is needless to cay can handle any wOr k ia tie line. Parties in need Of bar- ness repairing or saddle work would do we'll to call on him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

lis worta noting thss more than half the accidents on the Fourth of July were due 10 "bisnk csrtrl ges" ; which means tha, there was pist0l- firing and a great deal of it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Capt 0 B K k-lton. former sheriff of Cochise county. wac Tombstone visitor yesterday oa a brief visii re- turning to his mines in Santa Cruz county today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

The Mesa Free Pre-s tells of man who left a new tia wash boiler in his wagon, with the result that the sun sniuniug on the boiler set Ere to the contents of the wagon an 1 there vas s hard fight to save l25 sons oi hap near by.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
TEA HARLEM nRIPS is A Snra

TEA GARDEN DRIPS is Suga Syrup of highest quality,
 Once used-alwsys wsntsd-de- iciously swest-makes tsffy candy to perfection, Manufactured by Pacific Coast Syrur Co.,, 7o7-7lo sansome treet, San Francisc. l3a3n
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

We are having & pretty warm time of it ourselves these dsys. but the news that eur friends iu the east are SO much worse of comes to jus with an impression almost eau,l 10 a cool ing breeze.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Arizons's production of copper. gold and silver in 1900 sm unted to $40 ,- 900 900; nes ly s4o0 for every man woman and child iu the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Justice Of the Peace $ k Williams sod Constable Doyle of Bistss Arriv- ed today from the copper camp on A business vIsit. They brought over two prisoners for the county bastile.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Chicago holis the bankruptcy re- co,d under the United States law, tbe petitions from that 'city now totsling SIX thousand and New York being far behind.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

John Driscoll, postal inspector, was in Tombslone yesterday and examined into the affairs of the Tombstone office. The inspector complimen,ed the efficient pOstmistress upon ihe general thoroughness in which che kept the affairs of the ofEce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

It is reported that the Southern Pa eihe transactions at Benson for the month of June amounted 10 nearly s25O,O00.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

A dance wa. had last, evening q, Mining Exchange Hall. The St David base ball club lsod isir bellies of the artesisn belt si Cochiss county being the guests Of bouer. The dsnee was 6 pleasant affair and thoroughly enjoyed by all participants.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Frightiul has been the hot waye'r harvest in New Yor$-6l9 deaths out Of l576 pro,trations. Could buboEic plague, cholera or yellow fever do worse2
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

I, is about time the English in solth Africa were again overriding a dst lchment of BOers and forcing some more prisoners on them.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Miss Rose Hsttioh re.uraed home yesterday after A two months visi. among friends aud relatives in Cali fo.nis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

The scien,iss cay thst the sun l. losing its heat. PeIhlps lha. is the reason the esr.h is getting so much of it.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Mrs F Gee of San Simon IS Tomb stone visitor, the gusst oI Mrs A Garrett.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

Mrs l. Blair ia A Tombstone victor from Stafford the guest O. her daughter Mts 5 M Barrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

J W Witherspoon, we& known Arizona miner died Sund y at q e hospital and was beried Moeday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
From Monday'e Daily,

A breath of country air is greatly enjoyed when the city thermomster tries D eicaps from zero.
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
BISBEE JOTTINGSl
 BIsBEE. July 6, 1901,
COVERINGS.

yesterday for Bauer & Son.
 The Arizona Clay Manufacturing comrsny have received the necessary machinery. The buildings for the company gre under course of con- struo,ion and the grading for the side track from the A. < s. E. is being completed.
 George Ellison Cf the Bisbee Im- provsment company, will leave iu the morning for Tucson 10 yisit his family. He will return by way of Tombstone in order 10 make observations in re- gard to proposed telephone line between Tombstone and Bisbee.
 The weather is still the game old thing with very little hopes of s change 10, some days yet.
 Ed Moore, the willcox cattle broker is il Bisbee.
 A miner named Winner b roke his collar bone yesterday while engaged in his work caused by the falling of a eek.
 ltsems now that the location Of the pest office will be in the Schmidt building ID Brewery gulch.
 A game is being arranged between the Bisbee team and the Huschues team wh have twice teen yietors o :, the Tombstous nine.
 James Bropby lett yesterday for Fron;e.as, where be goes on cattle business,
 Wm. Murphy, the deputy con- table. came up from Naco yesterday. A mercantile store is to be opeLs the new pos; office. Gu. boys have been so victorious oi 1 late in base ball that other team. wishing to distinguish themselves are are anxious 10 get q match with the Bisbee teams, and Manager Stiles i- husy answering letters. Mrs A L Mcguire left yesterday for Los Angeles. SIX Williams left yesterday Tor Tombstone where he has busIness. Baron de Fonteniliiat has returned d from 6 visit 10 Tucson and Phoenix E. B. Hipstanley sud Josephine Randall, who took part in the hremsn'' benefit, have left for Fl Psse where they intend organizing theItrIcal company.
 Roy Rocker and Al D1rsn electric ians left for Brazil, South America shs.e they have accepted positions with an electrical company in RiC Jsueiro.
 A little daughter heightened the home oI Mike Murphy this afternoon Mother and child lare doing wei not tsilhstandipg the severely hot weather.
 Another wedding is on the tspi, here but particulars and names can not be mentioned stS present SC you will have 10 put on your guess ling cap.
 fl A Mexican child died yesterday st the residence of its parents iu Tombstone canyon and was buried by B F Graham yesterday afternoon
 Frank Motley was brought be!oE. Judge Williams on g charge ol mshem. He appears to have had 6 misunderstanding with B B Jone' and during the scuffls he bit piece out of Mir. Jones' chin. He WAS or dered to furnish 6 bond oi S401 whict he failed to provide for snd.is conss- quently . guest of the Hotel De Lewl at Tombstone to await the sctior of the grand jury.
 SIX Williams returned last evenini from Tombstone.
 Constable Doyle rcturned todal from Tombstone where he went or Ibusiness be'ore the board of super i risors.
 JW Stump, who cane in from Asi canyon says there are a great num- Der of families camping in tb' mountains who gre enjoying them selves immensely.
 Eight offenders came before Judg
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14

A l. Grox left today for Tucson and Phoenix on flying business visit
Tombstone epitaph., 1901-07-14
From Tpedag's Issue.

JV yiekers was an outgoing pas sensss on the stage today.