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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-12-28
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THE NEW POST OFFICE
One of the big enterprises projected is one
in which the United States Government VII
b. the buyer Of realty. \ new pOst-oitice
structure Senting an investment OF Il
half million dollars Will be reared in the
vicinity of Union Station.
Several sites have been offered. and as
soO1 as the preIiininarieS have been com
p1sted this important addition to the Guy i
public buildings, and one showing indis-
putably the growth of st. Louis, will lend
additional dignity to that busy section OF
the CITY
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TRANSFERS.

The transfers for the year 1902 aggregate
8 51G.g 74. Those of 1901 show an agere-
gate Of 1926, $50. the Increase over last
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Reduced Holiday Rates,
Examination mt Public Library.

DECEMBER 81 and January l. Wabash Line
Olive and Eighth.
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John L..

JJnh IL; McDowall reports the sale OF the
ehtlr" holdings Of William {. watkins. con
slstlhs of improved. Investment fats.
aou1tS and business property. aggregating
q total amount Of $i31.0O. The property was
Ioid 10 Louis J. Brooks and William J.
brooks of Jackson, Tenn.
,,LDuis J. Brooks has been for Tie last
West Tennessee Wing. an influential news
paper IN that section OF the country. He
was president Of the Tennessee State Press
As.ocLillon Tor many years. and has been
PlpIhlhcltly Identified with numerous indus
800 ehttl prists In the South. He is also
.1hhecttd with the Second National Bank
a. Jd.hsoh. Tenn. \ partial Est Of the
property purchased IS aa follows.
=" northeast corner Of Morgan and Sarah
ern houses. on lot 20 by 100 feet. The prop
.Tty now yields Il rental Of 81 920 per an
u IRON. me corner is very desirable. as tie
ph|pelly adJaccnt to il IS rapidly being
cHahsed for business purposes.
N"t f"oJ and 1851 Cook avenue. consisting
o. i2nr apartment fats. OF six rooms each.
f% T6 t2r $50 per annum.
to No: [ala FRANKLIN avenue and No. 2sl4 Eas-
flats above. fronting q feet on the south
M OF Eiston avenue and running south
f fmroIsh me block and having a front Of q
Ie.t on FRANKLIN avenue. The property now
itntS Tor Sl.Olj per annum.
40. 4tll-iGl$. Bell avenue. consisting Of
TOUR hats Of four rooms each on LOT IN feet
front ty a depth TO the 81
Louis and Suburban Railroad tracks. Tho
prSperty Yields a rental Of sos per annum.
+ ''6'AH ~ tl4Als. CONSISTING oil
SIX mats of three rooms each on a I0i %
by ~ feet, renting for sGiS per annurn: also
a vacant lot ~ by 13S feet on the south side
OF E@tStOn avenue, between Eandeycnter and
Sarah street. at SIS "A foot. ~
nos It. liz and 10 Center street. being
,hrct hrick houses Of six rooms each on
s9t ., By 20 feet deep. yielding d rental OF
500 per annum
also the southeast corner Of Third and
barry streets. improved with two large sub
Stantlal buildings. consisting Of stores and
mats on lot 70 by $40 feet. The property
now rents for $1,000 per annum.
no. %'O Lucas avenue. a large stone-front
residence. containing ten rooms on lot %
oy LII feet, now rented at 1920 per annum.
There are several pieces Of property in
Guided in the above transaction the loca-
tons Of which are withhold from publication
at the request Of interested parties. but will
be given out later. Mr.. Brooks VIII move
MS family to ST. Louis In the early part
or the year. and expects to MAKE further
investments.
John /. Mcdowell also reports the Gale
or No 1870 Page boulevard. house consist
ing OF eight rooms on lot % b. 10 feet, for
account OF the ST. Louis Trust Company
TO Carl H. Mcclure. who purchased for a
horne. for $3.50.
Also sold No. 1913 st. Louis avenue. a five
room brick house on lot 25y155 feet. from
Mrs. Ida l.. Pollard To William English.
who purchased for a home at $3.50.
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REFINED young lady wishes board and room
IN private family near CECutrau or Grattan,
L-L-n or L-Iman- ~ q. Eeu.h.l..
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EASTON 39lG-Two connecting rooms. unfur-
nlshed: southern exposure; all conveniences: no
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BAREER shop. cheap: cause. Sickness. Apply
J. ". NOEL. sii Cnes nut.
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H~OCSEGIRL WASTED-A GIL 10 do general
Homework. small family: good pay. 4Jl2 West
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WASHINGTON Ave. room: fur
mace heat. hot bath. best table board: all con-
yeuieuCes
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WASHINGTON Ave, furnished
room w:th board for two gents; furnace heat: all
COnvenieaces.
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WASHINGTON Ave. 3I2i-Furuished or parity
furnished house; board Of occupant taken for
part rent.
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y goItcn oak soft coal stove. very new
80. 69 y. Ewing.
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OLIVE st. iEn-One verv large second-story
front room. suitable :or four gents
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MCPHERSON Ave. 4sG-Rocms. double or sin
Ele. good board.
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HDUSEGIRL wANTED-A young German girl
to assist in general housework in bakery. s20
E6stCn ave.
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Lucas Ave. 3i22-Nlcely furnished rooms a
convenlences.
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rNGE machine: good as new: all attach.
mcnts. SI2; great bargain. 2S22A Dayton ST.
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WASHINGTON Ave. 33o0-Two newly and
handsomely furnished first and ssconi-1oGr fro-t
parlors. cheap: gas. hot bath: reasonable. In
uy!ra drug store.
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OLIVE s.. I4to-Two connecting corner rooA
for light housekeeping.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

DICKSON. Z1-WeII-turnisbed front room;
good board: all modern conyeniences, % per
L T. liz
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CEOCTEAC Ave. g0s-Corner space. Ninth an
ClOlteau. FOR lunch stand.
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H~OUSEGIRL W~ANTED-GIrI or woman fer
general Homework, small family. s5is Lowell st,
one block east u CASTS.
SEWING machines; new T-draver d~rophsad.
SIS; great bargain. 236 Franklin ave: open
evenings.
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BO8ED and furnished room, southern expos
Urc: secOnd-stOry front room in central West
End by e.lerly couple; also board and adjoining
r.6m for grown son: state pr < IA. Repuolic.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

N-lson vs hed-govioh. di- mis ed Costello vs A E 4 Nj 8 Go ss sl, June 9th
 Cowan vs O'Brisu, June 9th Oberfelder vr SLeilism, June Ish Boqaillas L | Go vs Curtis ct sl June 4th
 Patton vs Patton, continued Anguis vs R.dov,ch, June 9th Bernard vs Ossrscxer, June 3rd Heney vs Christisbson ct al, June 3 Smith vs Pittsburg i A Go, oonsin. ued
 Nelson vs Nelson, dismissed
 Hoesoh ct sl vs Old Terrible Go, continued
 Dugsa vs Chisholm. June 7th
 Wildnan vs Grsuer, continued S.nJovsl vs Cobre Grsnde Go, c)n- tinued
 Scott White ys Cochise county, sui, for sheriff fees, csse argued and sub mit,ed decision to be rendered to .norro9
 Rielly, adm, vs Csrroi ct al. June
 A Morales, ] c Carroll. Jas Temby were admitted tI citisenship.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08
A FORTUNE FOR
 MARK SMITH
Arizona's Delegate POssessor
 of Valuable Stock
HAS A SNUG SUM

The following story is now goiu $ the rounds O. the press.
 Probably nJ member of Congress sas ever more msdly pursued by for ,une tt sn D.iegst- Smith, uf Ariz)u .ho has successfully eluded 1t up 10 ihe present time. He has had nun berless opportunities Of getting rich, uu, missed each one by . mere hsir'- breath. Esen nov good fortune awaits him il only 6 missing paper would turn up. This is POO shares of me stock Of the Uaited Verde copper nine, controlled by Senator Clark ,nd upon which Delegate Smith losn- ei e h .rd-up shsrenolder $lOO ie~ ytsrs ago.
 Smith tells the story, and il Is veri- ti-d by SenstIr Clark. Eve CT 'ix years before the Verde mine was de- seI ped. the holder Of Ibe 200 shar. . < ,t h .rd up and tried 10 cell ,h m tU -ome friend for almost sny yihiDg he ,ould get. At last Delegate Smi,b t,.ok pity ou him aud loared hiD slO0 on the 200 sh.res s.d filed the tock sSsy with . los of old papers. de thought no more o. She matter 1ntii the yslue oi the mine ocean. xnown. Then he tried to find the .wners of tue stock, but his mo.' i.lige effort failed.
 The United Verde company sdver Ised for the 20c shares repeatedly, out neither Smith nor any one else ass ever been able 70 6nd the certifi cstes. Senator Clark has offered Fl 800 @ shsre for all the Verde stocs hat can be bought, and il Delegs,. 5 nth onuld fad his 20U shares now no would, within 6 ie~ hours. be the better of by s3OO,OCO. Ssns,or Clerk is occasionally ioc.ined to twit Mf. Smith upon what be is mi-sipg iD he world, and Smith is in hopes il may some day turn up agaio."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

1be Benson Press Ie,s the cst out oi the bag in the following manner "rhe next candidate for con eress upon the republican ticket must be . xen. tlsmsn with both eloquence and "dougb." This sending around c Can. d,dste who has to carry . side partner 70 talk I him, or one for whom she hst has to he passed to get him .o the next place, hs. b-en played upon the cobfilios republicans Of Arixons too many times. Haven't we . poll ticisn in the republican rAnks of Ari. 2 ma who has . wife with . big ind. : pendent incomei The democrats ap- pear to have seversl such"
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08
BlSBEE JDTrINGS,
BIsBsE. June l, 1902.

BIsssK. June l, 1902.
 Ei Tovrea of the firm of Tovrea & Mossmsn, left today 10. Nogsles where he goes to purchase e lot Of beef steers.
 Tom Higeius lsit this morning for Tucson where he goes on mining business.
 W. P. Kelley c; the Review. accom- panied by his vie and family, left tni' morning fnr Los Angeles where the latter will speud the summer. Mr. Kelly will return in about two weeks.
 The body oi Emory Miller, the un- fortunate you z man who was bu nt to death by hot slse, was shipped this morning io nis parents e Sacramento wh re il will be buried in the fsmil, burying ground.
 Several witoessas and jrrymen lett this morning for Tombstone where they have been csllei to attend court. Others will leave early in the morn. ing, driving overland.
 Mr.. Mani. Tresitich returned yesterday rom San J se, c .liiorni. rh-re -he has h-,en visiting friend. for number of weeEs. She will vi ir here for few day. with her parent before going to her homs sI La Cana pes.
 A challenge has been reoeivei by the Dpusl.. Ere d-p.r ment for a ho-e race to b. run On the Fourth Of July. The matter has been referred 70 ihs com nitres on street sports and no dDubt he r~ce ~ill be arranged between on= of the hose companies and the Doug'a- boys.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08
BIsBEs. Aril., June 2, 1902.

IL has been announced that the II-bee Weet Mining company will soon bagin putting in ihei. new water works system for the city.
 Charles Hall has cn exhibition at the EfchsDge s-locn two bear cub- "h'ch were captured 6 short time ago in Sonora by Sid Harris.
 A d.legs'ion oi Mystic shriners will. leave thi. city on Friday for Phoenix where they will in the degstion from thst city n routs to the conolsye iu Ssu Francisco.
 Dr. snd Mr-. A. P. O-burn, -whc came here recently from Tennessee are compelled to leave here for s lower altitude owing to Mrs. O.burn'- health. They made many friend, durin their shor: 'tsy here who ar. sorry to See em leave.
 A miner, nansd Bnirew vas beaten Into insen-ibility aud quit, seriously i'JnreL ID the tepderloiu district $: stout 9 80 o'clock Sunday night l.s', The weapon of as. sauIt used was a pick handle snd the wounds ihfic'ed wrre 60 6, rious th,, It was necesssry to take several sntcnes in Ib- wounded mans head
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

The E! Pa-o Herald ssys the bi, seventeen ton block of Guuui-op grani'e, the survivor aud reminder o, the exciting rock drilling cou,e.,s or She is-t Fl Paso csrniv .l Is ,o be tsEep 10 bi bee for the FIurth oi July. In. stone Is to be transported free O ohsrge to and from Bi,bee by the E P & $ " or Bi-bee road. and it's s.f.,, Is gu"fso'e'd by the Bisbee peopl. |. "ocn interest Is being mshifested in the cJming dr lling con e., .s Bi,b+, and several Tombstons miners ma, enter the contest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

Barrett vs Dunlap. June e,n
 Mason vs Crouch, June 3th
 Duder "a Blackburn ct al. continued
 Marks ct al "a Costello, confined
 Demsrtini vs Curti-, di-m,s.sd
 Partial report of grand jury bring Ing m indictments as follows. Jas Sh .psrd murder; Guillermo Romero murder; Sebastian and Altioods Du- ran murder; Crus Figuero murder 1; John Edwsrds murder. Thos F Will iiams burglary; Wm Deyeraur bnrg- lary. The csses sgsinst the following were ignored: Joe Belcher, W o Shipp, G H Hammond and WoohI.ch. leger and Fenoel. Order was entered releasing those from custody whose Cases were ignored by the grand jury ss above.
 Duggan vs Chisholm motion entered
 Territory vs E KinLy, dismissed Ou nCtion Of district attorney Cukio Vs LuRie, uismteeeu
 Hoesch ct al vs Old Terrible Co plaintiff ordered to file cost bond
 Murray vs Murray, complain, amended
 John Edwards arrsigned on indics ment of murder. allowed ssssutory time to plead
 G 'mero arraigned on Iodictmen, Of murder, sllowsi statutory time to plead
 Sebastian and AIejsnda Duran arraigned on indictment Of murder, sllo~td statutory to plead Sam Rsmo Co vs W D Pesroe ct si, passed for term Crues Figueros and Ramon Aorsns, arrsigued on indictment oi murder, allowed ssstu,ory time to ptesd
 Thos Williams srrsigned on indictment of burglary. allowed stsiutory time to plead
 Vim DevsrsuI arraigned ou indictment Of burglary, allowed statutory time 70 plead John Shepard srrsigned % iodictment O! murder. plead DO, guilty and case set for Monday Reilly, sdn, vs Carroll. submiItst John Frsniiio, St Claire. R A Campbell! aud FT.nk Giragi were admitted to ci.isenship
 Demsrtini vs OIonio, submitted aod order ontsred tha; further account be delivered to defendant
 Hsu 7 vs Steen, ds'su!t catered Morgan vs Brown ct sl, judgment entered for plaintiff and $IOO attorney fees allowed
 Honey vs Christisusou, continued
 Rice vs Murray, continued
 Murray vs Murray, continued
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

The representation of the ysriou- countie. in the Democratic Territori I conv' n''on fo be held September 3 in Tucson, is ss follow. the ba.is of rsp- resents,ion beiog ore delegate for every hty votes or m jor por,io,. thereof c'st for Mark Smith for Con- gress in l9OG: Apache. zi3 votes for Smith. dei@s-te- C"cniss, SO4, l6 delegate; C"conin", 436, g; GiIa. ss4 , l3' Graham. S04. Is; H.ricops. l7,6. a4; aonsve, 423. 8; N.vsj ,. 3o3. 6 :; P'm', s77. IS. Pi..I 3S4, s; ssnis Cfuz. 2si. 6; Ysvspai, IzI3. A, |, Yums, All, g. The tot.l number of dsieg.tss 10 the conven ton w.ll be IFS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

WI May, She Ciu,ou inventor q . new s"etylene light Tor illuminating passnger trains and engines, bs- placed headlights on four Uf the en- zines Of the El Ps.o i SJutbwesterp railroad. The Copper Era ssys that Mr. May has the best and ra'est light yet invented for train servIoe, and it ts bouod to come into genersl u.e when understood by rsilrosd msnsg- CTS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08
I'll: FOREST FIRE
 IN THE HUACHUcAS
Fire Spreading to Various
 Canyons
DAN GER THREATENED

The forest fire in the Husehucss is spreading At an sl.rming pace sno much da mage is now threatened to all property on thi, side of the noun tsius including the property Of set- tIers in the various csoyons. Tbou~ sands of acres of Ii ne sinber has been denuded bv the raging forest fire and .u area covering many miles on th- xest side of the mountains has been laid wsste while the flames which have reached the summit and desen:- ,ng on this 6 de tbre.t the ssm@ devastation in the most picture. qle c.nyons of the I mous range which l. noted for it's scsuic st'rscti n and re- .ort 0: summer campers. Miller
 }srr's and Ramsey canyons are .ariously threatened and desperate forts will be necessary .to cave -.ms. ". H. Bresrley Of the Hus chucs Water o., has cent s force of men to fight the fire from the water -hed oi the company that the supply of water for Tombstone may not be endangered. Tso trooPs o' soldier-
 We're also sent from Ft Huschucs e. check the fire aud the variou. ser
 tlers and mining interests thers-
 ,bou,s have j,insd forces to Ii sht the flames. IL lis to be hoped the'r combined efforts will be suco-sstn:
 md the fire eItingui-hei or check d 6e'ore suy further damage is done | The dense smoke can sull be plsiuly -e.n from Tomb-tone and at night the blsz- light- up the summit of tue ! -aDge .or miles.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

The big ireu wagon which will haul she boilers for the Tombstone Cen. Mines C.. was pressed iuto service today in hauling up some heavy ma cainery from Fsirbsnk. The bis wagon hes made several trips and runs smoothly. Owing to ,be im- mense size and subs,sntisl build oi the wagon is continues to st,rsc, she attention of all who sec it and is s source of much Interest.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08
THE MINES OF
 HISTORIC TOMBSTONE
Reopening of TOmbstOne's
 Famous Producers
THE GUIDING ST

Slime Hey in an extensive and well written article on the mining re- -onrces O. Arizona m the Phoenix ,t-publicsn closes with sbe folioNius reference to Tombstone and fitting ibute vo the moving spirits who are bringing about . Iesustitatiou of Tombstone:
 "The territory is to be congrstuiat ed that all these conditions have b su met. The Ars ma directors Of the Development Company of Am rirs. Mr. F. M. Murphy and Ms. E. B. Gage. have been operating mines in the territory fer nearly . soors oi years, and have never . .de c failure. They are thoroughly familiar with tsrritons! conditions and ell tho pha-ss oi miuinY in this region. Their brilliant success in tho operation O! the Congress gold mines and other properties. has given them . ns,ional repu'stioo for sound judgment in the usndlins Of mining operations, and this with their other sucoesses and experience hs, eaui ped them splen.. didlv for meeting and overcoming very obstscle ordinarily encountered. In addition 10 this, Mir. Gage. as one Uf the pioneer operators st Tombstona, g.insd, ss did Mir. St.unton, . know. ledge oi the Tombstone mines under. ground which is letter -psrtect.
 "Esery mau bas . controlling smhi. tioo, aud while, ss rule, when m- D have made their milli ,us in mines shey permit their smbi ions to take a new ,uin-in the direction of politics or 6naDcisl operation. n e new and unfsmilisr field. It's known to Mir. Gsss's intimate friends that with hin bis other successes have been merely the stepping- stones to one great end- the reopening of Tombstone's fsmou. mines. IL has been the patient Work of years to develop snd insure th. plan. Slowly the threads were gath cred up, con hIoting interests were st. -orbed, and by untiring industry tbe programme was worked out. Lee, than . year ago it became known that the lass dim hnulty had been overcome, and that the new Tombstone was tc be greater and grsoder than ever. Without ostsDtstion the preparations had been completed. and without tiou the era msking first ehovs of dirt was thrown from the gres triple compartment shat which wa, to open aPsin to the world the mine, of fong and story. To control the water with the machinery Of the pre- cent day was simply a problem o money and intelligence. It wa, solved from the beginning. Steadily, day and nj ht. the .haft became deep
 CT and deeier, until now the dsy ot EomSs:onss s~ssening from it's ions slumber is st hand. Soon hundred. Of men will be employed underground in the wo. of converting the Tomb- stons Of old ioto the Tomb.tone oi tomorrow-s second Leadville."
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08
Judge Reilly of Tomhston., hs

Judes Reilly of Tomhston., hss Contracted with Fi6eld & Gallagher 'onirsctors for build ng tre Tsrritor- isl Reform rohool, to buili birn .,
 enson . hsodsome residence winch sill cost $3.5OO. The ss~ residence will be upon JudSs Reil.y's property. oo Sixth and San Pedro .sr~ess. IL will be so ornament so Sue town = Bspson Psses
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

An "srtesiaD water era" seems to bsye been insusursied in Ar;zon, Hardly week passes ,h.t a new gusher is DO; reported iron some par, of the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

Nebrsssa seems to be ahead but kso'ss has not yet been heard from on the subject: Mr.. Minuie Dav,, of Omaha was . mother ct IA, [. grsn lmother At 2s, cod . great Er.od mo her at 45. She msrIi-d at tb. sse Of l3, her daughter q: 13, and her granddaughter at IS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

The malsriUus mo. qli,o is .sid tC siug lower than the other sort. As ai siods ke p us awake, we may ss vel put in the tine trying ,o disiinguisr the one ,ormentor from the other. I, is well to swat both of them ss scorY ss tbeJ slight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

IL is strange how many wrong rosds 4 stranger in 8 country will ind. This seems analogous to She religion. -itus,ion. Every creed has differ cut route to heaven.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

Several coosumptiyes in PhoenI1 have undergone the Frslick treatment for consumption. The germ-des,rcy- ,ng flid is irj-cted into the seins. 1ood results are reported.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

Work 6, colrt is being handled with dispatch su d cases are recsIving prompt attention, the record showiug that much ci the civil business hs- already been disposed of.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

A. L. Campbell. who has . large depo-Is of bat gusno on Eagle riyer, is now shipping it to . firm iu Los Angeles 10 be used e . fertilizer. Tn, pbosphs.es are in . csrbonized form. Itis b ing shipped through Clifton in car lote.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

Phoenix is twisting berself these 'i.ys-two cyclones within . week .. Several dsys ago 6 livery stable war demolished. and later the wind de- cors,sd Washington street with the roof of 6 business block.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

Of seventy-five boys who took the recent eIsmin siions for the Aunspoi- Naval Academy teirty-eight passed , he lsrge-t percentage Of candidate 60 far recorded.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

Because his friends did not know which way he had gone. the Anzona Indiso, No Horse, was buried with . linen duster and heavy blankets. There are many Arizo 1sos who go out in the same doubtful condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

A New York new-psp.r hs- com pied list oi l, 347 different "cures" for rheumatism al re, omm .nded 6 certain by their u-ers. The moral ui this tsbulstion is that the aisesss siill nsth $ medic,i k l. O all kinds.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

The recent reduction in freight rates on the s P from Csliforpis 10 Bisbee and points in New Mexico l. lisbie to cause . rate war with th. Santa Fe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

The placer diggings on the Gils river ere now sttroc Ing special stten- uop, aud are being extepsively worE. ed. not only by the Americans, but sl-u by the In ii.ns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

Robert Hatch Of Yuma has been appointed q deputy Ulited State msrshsl by ksr.hsl Osborn of Lo Angeles, Cal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

Dry weather, meaning short grsss and dininisbed water supply. ooptin nes to be the rule in all sections of the Territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-06-08

A mu icsl concert will be had a, Mining Exchange Hall on June ll,h. A good programme will be presentes: al which local talent will participate.