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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
River Continues to Fall.
INV Associated Pross.)

oR : bs HpF 1sgAs rlSe5
f feet, II lie Present rate ofiesline col.
,t!nues for q week, all the, tenporarE
lsyees along ne n9mmeTsal front %li
Went along successfully except for "
deep hole. which some difficulty Will be
found In closing, sltJ n 2iI lE.
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MINISTER AND3LABOR,ER
Rev, Feorgs L,4McNutt VIII Be In Rlch-
a nnond All Next Week. n ..sl II8ai

A great deal az interest has been stirred ~.
{up through the nnnoinc tha q = l usr
George McNnt Mlnstenrt a arsst ia daEns
Sliss recent visit Will be ~ ichmnnd q y!
next week, speak three tm ,,d q fr ra'
monday, ap0lh, In tfis room Unit recent
tiy occlpied nv the n lrElpl1a tale Il ns4 y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16
seaboard Earnings.

Following Is N comparative statement
of the approximate earnings Of the Sen
board Air Line System for tho first week
Week ending April s, 1909 s2oo922; 1902.
s2Ga 21d; Increase. sal ,70S. July 1st to April
8. 1901, 50, 730 2il 100, $8, S363lh Increase.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Iic.. c., G. and St Louis gen. Fs...... 1oo
Chicago Terminal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. y I
Colorado and Southern 4's............ NY
Denver and Rio Grande 4s,........... s.a
I,rts ca,sraI a. SIS
tSdr -. 1irnrt a,,1 IDenvnr Clty 1sts.... l07
1Iai, :, ,,,iinw I. lO6h
Il s,,i.,,fi ND Nh Il tIjnined 1o1as
Manhattan Consolidated gold 4's.... l -
Mexican Central LIST nc...........,.... - go
MINI and st.51.ouis 4,s.......,;;. az 9s,,
Missouri Kan. and Texas !; A . ~ SS's
MasS Yorx Central gen s,s o9A
~, 1arsa,, C.antra 7Sren & 1871 4
NM MN % g; ocif1o lo2t
Nnrt hern paniie ~. MA
Wy III Z ~ - JUost arr, con Is 9S
n nea ajnn General is. !. e69s
q I. iron Mountain con- 5's.. 1lla
81. Louis and San Francisco As...... s611
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SALES.
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iSADES:t fi3ll{ ~ 4 Ns5t Nm
fi1o0 American Can cor, .............t.
(. 200 American Gun pfd ,.,,...t,.i,.,
200 American Cotton ~ com ... a =
1900 American Locomotive com.t...t
900 American Locomotive pfdd......i
tO Anaconda .....:. :.......'
I, eco American Car and Foundf.y..s.
roo American 8 ugnr ....s..........t
2S0OO Az T g and Satite Fe cofn.....1i
4SO0 A., tr.rnhd Sante Fe pfd..s.t.g.,
24l00 Amnlgntnatcd Copper .......4,...
1880 Baltimore and Ohlo..... .........t
74OO Brooklyn Rapid Transatlantic.
$500 Canadian Pacific ...!.......l.
100 Chesapeake and Ohio.....t..-.
@F Canada Southern ..............t.l
1900 Colorado Sou thern com. ........s
= 400 Colorado Southern list pfd.....E
100 Colorado Southern I'd pfd ,....sN
1900 Chicago, Nil md ST. SPnul 900.
1900 CHI. Roclt Island and Pnciflc..
Z 400 ColoratA TCel and frotln........3
$500 Chicago Great Western, .v...,.l
zoo CIV CT G. and st, Louis.......
100 Consolidated Gas ............,....g
1900 Delaware and Hudson. ..........B
800 Del. Lack. and VVestertl........y
1900 Erie com .....,............'.$
zoo Eric list pfd.......
1000 General Electric. .................
s4oo Illinois Central .......... ....,.l
T fio Louisville 3 and Nashville.
9400 Manhattan
740O Metropolitan ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
11oO Mexican Central .....s...........
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-16

Mrs. g3,s M, Anglo ihns Issued Invitations
Ia lie marriage Of her daughter. Miss
sarah Frances, to Or. Charles Edward
McAinnus. sThnfceremony vi II take place
Tuesday. April ?Sth, mt $50 o'clock, at
No. 1901 Grove Avenue 5#
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
X BALTIMORE MD. April 15.--Senbonrd
Air Line common, 2374 do, preferred. IS,
Seabonrd As, So u
Atlantic Coast Line common, lis; do,
preferred, unchanged.
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s. Johns Lodge,

st, Johns Lodge, a. II and A.. M had
n unique session Tuesday night, at which
atime ali the stations were filled by wor-
shpful officers nnd Grand Lodge officers,
Three master Masons were made, is5} 5s
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u s. refunding a's. registered. $3.50, 1o6A
u, IS, ref,lndlnr ga coupon. /. /. I. J. 106N
III S, 3's. reg tered ~ 1919
US "a .coipon. Il. 1851
5U. S.. New a s, registered 1872
u. g. New AS, coupon ................. 1882
u s foid f4's registered ............. 111A
III old as coupon :. i'll Y
III SIS. registcred 3. 3. !. 102h
u S. 5's,i COUPON Z. !. 103s4
Atchson, genera As. icy Il
Atchison, adjustment Is........,.... 90 III
Bnltimoro md Ohio A :. y. 100 Y
Baltimore and Ohio s,h's..............s. 92l1s
Baltimore md Ohio Cow. 4s.......... 100 ~
Canada Southern Cd 81. .....,......... 105A
Central Gnf e eprgIn SIS l07
Central Of Georgia 1st Inc...... q
Chesapeake and Ohio ~ s........: sloi l%t5
Chicago and Alton 81 q q !,
Chicago, b. and Quincy new 4's...... u y
Chicago. M. and st. Paul gen. a So. 1l0&
Chicago and Northwestern con. 81. ls2
Chicago. Rock Island and Pac. Es.s.Rlo
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TIE TIE. s teady. Choice, q 53oa5 4o prime,
s516a5. q; good si.eoaS ID Hogs s! sady.
Prime heavy. 81. eo67. s6: diuns $. ne AZ
ers s7soS7 sS { rl Sig s7.Soa7so; ro1lgha $50
III Sheop--Steady. Bcst ,wetlers, $, 6OlJ
$40: c,ills and common. 81 f0G3. 80; q, dice
lambs, $G5Ol8, so veal 5calves, $e.G0I6. ~. a
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1lA ST B1t1rFA1,o 81 N. tx !, a prii Il, CA \. &
!, tea, TOPS s lt
ily& active and steady. 81 Heavy. g s. Go9p1.7b !;
yorkers 81 40 pigs, F.@f7 10; s t!a9
S7bGDG.1 5. " Sleep teady; lambs. og an; c
TO good s5.5o07 TO; Western lambs. 5;,bo e,9
$50; yenrllnRs, $676Go7i ewes, s6G8.l9,; ,
sheep, top mixed, $6MG. q; ctlls to good ZOO
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OFFICIAL RANGE AND SALE OF STOCKS IN new YORK +
ooooooooooocooooooooo
(. Az rhornas branch & Co., Bankers ana Brokers.

AZ EO {Qa Fol llai's sfkt8f stI7lt8i
10 Missouri Prolific .........i....l..''l....
IN Mo. Kan. and Texas cotn....ts.
N Mo. i{niL md Texls pfd..sssttt
l0 NeW York Centrn! .....,......t.lssi
al II. W Ont. nhd NVestern..s.,si
W Norfolk and lNestern..s....s.,..t..s...i
GO PENNSYLVANIA ............'.''...t.t..
40 Pressed Steel CARGO. ........ts
10 Pressed Steel Car pfd. ......S. 80,
90 Peoples Gas Trust..,...,t........t.5.s..i
40 l1ending COM. ............. ..g.ss.t..iAss
10 Rentling 1st pfdu ......'..,....s.P.ss.,
NJ HaItitiia' % p!d. ..........,.
n Republic Iron ana Stee, cp pn -
% l,npublic Iron and steer plpau 'f.s5
% St%I1. and Snn Trnncisco: :;;.:. .'5.
% ST, l.. aud San Fran, "a p1da.s...3... ~.
Se,lboard Air Line com ...,....sst. 81 z
Seubonrd Air Line pfd..t...:,..s
10 st. L. and southwestern p td...ss'
10 South ern Pacific ...... ...,.IS'5
NV Southern, & Railway com.....t.i..'.i..ss
70 Southern Railway pfds..........s.{.
% iranticssee Coal and 1ron....,s'...9
% Texas Pacific s.................s..,.
d 1tniOu Pacific com. ......s.....ssy.'.N
II linton Pacific pfd ................4
u fJnitcd states Steel coin.........g
N J United states Steel ptd.........
70 Vu.- Chrolnn Chem. com. ......',J
q Vn.- Carolina Chem. pfu.......f..'.5.''
" ,'\Vabu sh com NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
% ieNVnbRsh pfd....,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
% Western Union ...............t'4s.5i
u WISCONSIN Central ........s....3..5
% Wisconsin Central pfd............s
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CINCINNATI. q. IS & April 15.-FIOGs-
stoady at s6G6. lo.s cnttle-steady at 75O@
4. ST. Sheep--Dtll and lower ut $aq5.5
Iamhs-Dull md lower Mt S4.2516G5
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such a scheme, pending the appeal Of the
Northern. Securities case in the United
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MISSOURI ia CIFIC: u. Il !. .
Missouri Pacific was harder on moderate
speculation of an unimportant character.
The absence Of the Gould brokers N ms ;
end other stocks OF the same group was q
matter OF comment in the room "
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LEATHER BULL CLIQUE: ~,
b There seemed to be a. vigorous ouIl
clique In Leather with Harris. Gates q
CO. rather conspicuous among the ouy ny.
ers. There were plenty OF !, stones ou us
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Spot cotton closed quiet: middling up
lands, 1880; middllng gulf, 1918; snlcs,
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amount OF stock
Trading showed.
.rrower and some
rom the absence
1t looked ms II a
be encouraged.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL Is, 1903.
ARRIVED.
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4.ss: cal yes, Ba$; T,exas.fed steers, 14He.
sfo s. d tSaais aysF sSd h.a sS
baPlocs siowsTs Mixed and ibutchefs. t7i0!g
l7.80; go ODD M to choice liehyy 81. S5R7 III
rough & heavy 3s !ght. % 76a1n5'
900 head I, Sheep and lambs 1091 5c. 10y y
or. Good l3 to- chbico theirs, /. 475G5,76
fart choice linked 4d6. Is native lambs 70
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STEEL HELD WE'LL:
United States Steel held we'll, and com,
netent Judges think that very little OF
the public holdings came to the market
In the recent break.
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enough to take a fair n!
without losing ground. !
a tendency to become narr
what specialized, and frc
Of the larger interests It
period of dullness would |
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
He Got Forty Days

Justice Mcdonald yesterday imposed one of the heavi- st sentences that has been handed out to an offender for a local offence in many day. The mars name is John Mitchell and he was detected in the act of stealing forty feet of pipe at the smelter supply bouse by night watchman Hunt Mitchell's plea was that he did not in tend to apply the returns from the sale of the pipe to his permanent benefit, but that he intended to go ont on a prospecting trip, after which he would have repaid the company iu full for the borrowed pipe. The judge did net look kindly on such methods of procedure and gave the offender day for each and every foot of pipe that he had taken. He will break rocks and fill up holes in the city thoroughfares for the time allotted to him by the court.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
Mullen to Fight Charges.

NJ. J. Mullen, better known as Sliv CTS, mas evidently made up his mind to fight the case being prosecuted against him as vag Mullen. when arraigned for his trial Thursday, pleaded not guilty, and the hearing of his case was set for yesterday. When the time came the court found itself busy with other cases demanding immediate autention, so it was again postponed until II o'clock this morning. Mullen has en- gagged the services of Attorney Edward Eannigap, and it is said that many prominent men'sre backing him in his fight 10 deep out of Jail.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Pro pate Court, of the county of Cochise. Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Theon M. Sh, arer, deceased.
 Order 10 show cause why decree of distr button should not be made.
 On reading and filing the petition of Ezra o Longfellow. executor of the last will and testament of Theon M. Shearer, deceased, and praying amoug other things for an order of distribu- ton of the residue of sand estate among the persons thereto entitled:
 It is ordered, That all persons in. terested in the estate of the said Theon M Shearer, deceased, be and ap- pear before the Probate Court of the County of Cochise, at the Courtroom of said Court. in the City of Tombstone m said COchise County, on Tuesday the Both day of September, 1903, at II o'clock u. m, then and there to show cause why an trder of distribution should not be made of she residue of said e-tare among the legatees of the deceased, according 10 law.
 It is further ordered, That copy of this order be publish, d for en days before the said lst day of Sept, 1903, in the Bisbee D,i.y Review, a news paper printed ana published in the said COchi-e County.
 F. R. O'BRIEN,
 Probate Jndge. Dated August 18th, 1903- S.2 lot
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Arrested h Nao0.

J. w. Webber. a man who has been employed at the grading ca pp of Orman & Cree rt ached this city last ever. ng from NAco where be had perforce spent the night previous in the donjon keep of Naco, Sonora. Weber tells a story of injustice that rivals anything that has reached the ears of the reading public of Bisbee for some time. He had spent the evening, and the greater part of his wad in one of the resorts on the Mexican side of the line. Just as he stepped out of the door, after having treated all within, he was seized and thrown into jail where he was forced to remain until he could send to this side and get some friends to make affidavit that he was O. K.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
In Good Old Style

Bystanders in the vicinity of the Orient salooo last evening at the hour Of $50 witnessed performance that is seldom witnessed in these days in west ern life. h the old days it was un- doubtedly the propsr thing to ride ones mount into the most frequented resort and order the drinks from the saddle, but in these days of progress, the feat Is look upon more in the light of ridicule than admiration
 Kirk Crosby. a well known gambler and faro dealer at the Orient is the man who did lhe riding. No arrest was made, probably because no officer was in sight at the time of the exhibition.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
Shot Himself in Foot.

J. A. Clark, a resident of Dubacher canyon, accidentally shot himself in the left foC early last evening while care lessly handling Winchester rifle. Dr.. Hart attende the wounded man and dressed the badly shattered foot Clark was holding the Winchester in his left hand, the end of the barrel hanging just above the foot. The gun dropped from his grasp and in lifting it he ca1ght hold of the gun in a manner to pull the trigger, the bullet tear ing through his foot and shattering the bones. He will be laid up for some
 ime as result of the accident.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
SIinkard Fined

Frank Slinkard, one of the men ar rested on rhe charge of vagrancy, and who was given hearing before Justice Brown Thursday evening, was yester- day fined the trivial sum of Sl0, which he paid. The evidence against the de fendant was of nature 10 warrant h.s arrest on the charge named, but the eXtenuating circumstances which forc-- ed the man to engage in the roll of booster at the games of the city resorts had its weight with the court ard he was allowed to go free upon payment of nominal fine. When Slinkard came here he was not supplied with sufficient funds 10 guarantee the support of him. self and wife for any great length of time, so he took the first job that pre- scented itself, with the result that he was found among lot of roundeis and arrested.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
Teachers Examination.

County sbhool superintendent C. A. Wallace arrived in the city last even- ing from Tombstone. He stated to a reporter that the examination for ap- plirants for teachers certificates would be held september ' and The cer- titicate given to all successful appli- cants entities the holder to engage in any part of the Territory in his or her profession. here are many Inquiries sent to the office of the county superin- teudent aG to the time set for holding of the examinations. This statemeL t from Superintendent Wallace is official and absolutely correct. The examina- tion will be held on the days mentioned above.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of John Heating, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under signed, administrator of the estate of John Heating. deceased. to the credi- tors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub lication of this notice, to the said ad- ministrator of this notice, to the said administrator, at his office in the city of Bisbee. the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Cochise.
 L. c. SHATTUCK, Administrator of the estate of John Heating, Deceased.
 Dated Bisbee, this sth day of July, 1903. g. 12-4 "
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
Jacobson Committed.

Martin Jacobson, the man who was taken to Tombstone few days ago to be examined for his sanity, was yes terday committed to the asylum at Phoenix byProbai Judge O.Brien. Jacobson is the man whose family re- sides on Youngblood Hill and who created sensation by making several threats to kill. He was arrested for the second time last Monday on com plaiat Of John Twomey who resides near the Jacobson home. Officer Chidester made the arrest and took Jacobson to Tombstone on the ever ing following. Among those who testified as to the actions of Jacobson were Dr. Hart, the physician who attended him, George Chidester, who made the arrest and John Twomy, the complainant.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
Crushed his Finger.

A workman, whose name has not been learned, had his finger severely crushed yesterday by a heavy plank while at work at the Calumet and Ariz- oDa. At the hour when the reporter called at the office of that Company's physicians he had not put in his ap- pearance for treatment so it is possible that he was not very badly injured. The accident was reported by man who happened to pass the mine at the time when the accident occurred. He describes the man as an American.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22

who states that it was the pure Mccoy
 wbile it lasted.r What the trouble as about could not be learned, but it is understood that G sllagher took excep- tion to some remark by the new assist ant superintendent. Mr. Hartman has been in the employ of the road but short time, and recently entered on his duties as assistant to H. J. Simmons. He could not be found at the Copper Queen hotel last night, but the RE- VIEWS informant is one who knows both of the participants sufficiently well to be positive of what occurred and who the principals were
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
Eagles Offer Reward.

Bisbee Aerie, Fraternal Order Of Eagles, met yesterday afternoon to in quire into the death of L. O Mil'ess, one of it's members who was murdered when the St. Louis Beer all was held up by two masked men. As result Of the meeting, the brothers of the de- ceased voted to set aside the sum of $500. as a reward for the arrest and conviction of the men who committed the crime
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
IN THE PROBATE COURT

Of the County of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Theon
 Nj. Snearer, deceased. Notice for
 posting of settlement of ac :ount.
 Notice is herebS given that Ezra O. Longfellow, executor of the last will and testament of Theon M. Snearer, deceased, has rendered and presented foP settlement, and filed in said court, his fnal account of his administration of said estate; and that Tuesday. the 3-d day of September, 1903, at l0 :3D o'clock m., at the court room of sad court, at the court house ip Tom bstone, in said Cochise couaty, has been duly appointed by the judge of said court, Or rhe settlement Of said sccoun,, at which time aod place any person inter ested in sa estate may appear and file his exceptions in writing to the said account and contest the same
 Dated August I9sh. 1903
 F. R. O'BRIEN, Clerk, S-22-IOt
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
Railroad Men in Fight

The Fl Paso and Sou hwestern depot in this city was the scene Thursday evening of lively fight between As. sistant Superintendent G. J. Hartman and Yardmaster Pete Gallagher. Gal lagher was seen yesterday by the RE
 VIEW reporter and did not bear any evidence that be had taken the small end of the argument. That he felt DO worry about the affair was plain, for he did not even n ention the occurrence when asked by the reporter for news. The fight was witnessed by passer-by,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
cS BRIEF CITY NEWS ~c
Doyle Gets Fifteen Days.

The case of the territory vs. J. N Doyle came up after the defendant had been arrrs'ed by deputy sheriff George Chitester. It seems that Doyle is an old offender in many places throughout the territory, and has been in the tolls here before. Judge Brown fined him Sl5.00 or fifteen days Doyle took the jail and maybe that long after the others will have been turned loose from the galling confines of the city bastile, Mir. Doyle will con- tinue to languish and bemoan the fate of all who have not the "dinero."
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
Trials Postponed.

After disposing of all the business be- fore the court yesterday, Judge Brown deferred hearing tbe cases of Andrew McNichols and J. B. Clark, both of whom demanded jury trial. Their bail was fixed at s3O. McNichols' trial will come up up at o'clock this after noon, and Clark will face the music at pm. George Taylor entered plea of guilty to the charge against him and the court deferred rendering its judgment against him until 10 o'clock this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
GrOse Got a fl0ater.

John Grose was among those who were jailed as being suspicious char acters and having no visible means of support. He appeared before Justice Brown yesterday and entered plea of guilty. He was promptly fined slO. Being unable to produce the coin, be was z iven 4S hours io which to get em- 2loyment or dig upthe cash. Jt is not at all likely that the city will hear any more oi Grose.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
The Middlemarch property is 6v,

The. Middlemarch property is five miles Forth from the Black Diamond and has large bodies of ore blockei out and anticipates inGalling a smelter by the first of the year as they have plenty of ore The Drag oon mine is just 0, CT the mountain from the Black Diamond and the Copper Bell also in the same ranga is idle at present owing to the prop erty being in litigation.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
Dentist to Locate

Dr. Oser, who has been a visitor in Bisbee for several weeks, returned to his old home in New Orleans. Dr. Oser will return to Bisbee within the next month or six weeks, and locate here in the practice of his profession. It is reported that he contemplates the purchase of the Chicago Dental Parlors in the Barnaby building.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-22
SMALLER NEWS NOTES.

Mrs Walter Hubbard, who has been acting as day operator at the Central telephone exchange since the departure of Miss Dougherty for California, is ill at her home in Tombstone canyon. Mrs. F. c. Henderson is now on day shift at the exchange.
 John Twomey retu ned from Tomb stone last evening. Johnnie was the principal witness at the examination of Martin Jacobson who was sent to the asylum at Phoenix by Probate judge 'O'Brien
 Under sheriff J. c. Callaghan came over from Tom bstone last evening.
 Davy Crackett was visitor in the city from Naco yesterday.
 Mrs T. F Eopking returned from Los Angeles last even ng with her son who was taken 10 that city to undergo an operation for cancer of the stomach. The little fellow was too weak for the
 
 without having gained any relief Little hope is entertained for his recovery.
 Mrs. Ray Elledge, wife of the mana ger of the E. $. Mason Plumbing com pany, is expected home in few days. Mrs. Elledge has been a sufferer from nervous trouble, but is now reported as much improved as a result of her visit to the coast.
 Max Marks came in for another dose of joshing yesterday. His hrse run away for he fourth time within few weeks and left Max out on the desert without any conveyance.
 Dr. Hart went to Tom bstoue yester- pay as witness in the Jacobson case. He returned last evening.
 County school superintendent C. A. Wallace came over from Tom bstone last evening.
 The government has set aside s450,- coo for Improvements to be made at Fort Huachuca. l. is the intention Cf the government to make Huachuca the main post for this territory.
 Miss Florence Messner is expected to return from Washington within the coming week.