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The Washington times., 1906-08-19

move into the house. II IS an unattrac-
tive place, though filled with many rare
and beautiful things belonging TO the
Government and to NJ. Jusserand per-
sonally. The former ambassador NJ.
CambOn. and the chancellor of the en-
bassy. N. Bouefve. had much to do with
urging the French government to bu,-
the property they now own IN 5 Sin ,,et
and having plans made for the new
building. If those plans are carried out.
France will own the handsomest 1inIo.
matte home in Washington.
Miss Florence Girouard. who is spend-
ing the summer at Norwich, has Great
ed pleasant impression with her voice
and was cOmplimented when she sang
the offertoTy solo at Emmanuel Church
last Sunday.
Mrs. George w. Chnds. OF PblIadeI-
phia, who built the beautiful X street
house now owned by Senator Philander
Knox, is entertaining Capt. JoseDh
Wheeler. Of West Point. at her sum-
mer home. Swan Cottage, near the
Waumbek, at jefferson, n. H. Mrs
Childs and the late General Wheeler.
father OF the captain. were fast friends.
and II was at one time said that the
general wanted to marry Mrs. Chnds,
but long after the rumor died out they
were friends, and it was probably all
fiction.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

mann, counselor, and 1T Won Ferichs.
attache. all of the embassy STAFF, ard
Viscount de Chambrun OF the FrerCh
embassy staff. They Witnessed the open
regatta sailed under the auspices Of the
club.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

attache, all of the embassy staf, ard
Viscount de Chambruu Of the French
embassy staff. They Witnessed the open
regatta sailed under the auspices Of the
club.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Robert w. Lesher re-
Gently had as their guest Capt Charles
W. Watts, Of the Virginia Military IN
stitutc, IN their Washington home. Cap
tain Watts is Mrs. Lesher's cousin.
The summer colony at Magnolia ard
Manchester. and in fact all a.0ng the
North Shore. will center its interests IN
/ a series of tableaUx vivauts at the Mag
nolia Library Hall Thursday, for which
society women are now preparing. Mrs.
Randolph Tucker. Of Boston, has it In
charge. and she has such admirable
/ Washington material to work with as
Miss Mary SOutherland and Miss Harriet
| SOutherland, Miss Helen Fitch and Miss
Mary and Miss Daisy Cotton. Alfredo
| CaIderon, son of the former Peruvian
minister and now charge d'analres for
! that government, viii be one of the lead
ing male characters.
/ Prince KOudachef, of the Russian en-
] bassy and Mr.. Calderon were among
/ the men who listened 20 the music Of
\ the Hungarian band at the Grill Club
/ at Magnolia. last week. and drank tea
/ and otherwise made themselves agree
able. Prince Koudacheh is a very fin
. ished gentleman who adapts himself to
and in fact likes all things American.
Major NJ. Gray ZaliasSi. quartermas-
] ter. United States army. and Mrs IA
J linsH are visiting the latter's brother.
Senator f. b. BranCegee, at New Lon
don. Conn.
Mrs. John Cragie Simpson has Joined
/ her sister, Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman, a.
the New Magnolia, Magnolia, Mass
! One likes TO fancy pretty Mrs George
/ Law, who frequently visits Senator and
/ Mrs. ElkinS here as she is described as
/ appearing at the Saratoga races. when
/ she wore a lavender cOlOred hat, liter
/ ally loaded down with plumes OF the
/ same color A thin. dark veil, with deli
/ cate traciDgs of white silk embroidery.
made more brilliant her dazzling COM
/ PleNion. The gown was French affair
/ Of silk ribbons. of the violet shade. and
/ white lace Lavender gloves shoes and
| parasol completed the costume, which
/ was elegant in its simplicity and a relief
/ from the everlasting wash dresses, or
| lingerie" gowns that have taken the
| feminine farcy.
! There is considerable talk at Newport
about the friendship existing between
1 Miss Marion Fish, the charming daugh-
| ter of Mr. and Mrs. StuyVesant Fish.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Lieut.. and Mrs Robert w Lesher re-
Gently had AS their guest Capt Charles
W. Watts. Of the Virginia Military In
stitute, IN their Washington home. Cap
tain Watts is Mrs. Lesher's cousin.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

about the friendship existing between
Miss Marion Fish, the charming daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs StuyVesaut Fish,
and Paul J. Rainey, a young man of fine
manner and several million dollars
These who know Miss Fish best say
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Miss Cannon stin remains in the
White Mountains and is spending most
OF her time at bridge whist Her most
frequent partners IN the game are Mrs.
A. A. COwles. Mrs. Blake White. Mrs.
Henry II. Rogers. Mrs. Henry NJ. Flag
Ter. Mrs. Judge Marean. and Mrs.
George Baldwin and other prominent
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Henry Greene Cole. the wife Of
Capt Greene Cole. L. S. A. who divides
her time between Washington ana New
York. is now the guest Of her uncle,
Representative Loren Fletcher, at Min
neapolis, and is being constantly enter
tained At luncheon and dinner parties.
She was introduced 20 Washington Of
ficial society by her uncle
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

There is quite an Army and Navy col
ony at Ogunquit, Me. Coz. R. s. Grif-
fen. L. S. n. and family are al the
Highrock for the month OF August
Lieut. Com. Thomas Snowden. L. S. y,
and Mrs. SnoWden were at the same
place during the month of July. Brig,
Gen. Samuel Ovenshine, L. 5. a, re-
tired. and family are spending the sum-
mer at the Highrock. Brig. Gen. Alfred
Mordecai. q. S. A. and Mrs MordecaI
are al the OntaI ,. where they are
spending the summer.
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Admiral Upshur. retired. and Mrs. Up
shur. OF Washington, D. C., who have
been making visits at Narragansett Pier
and Newport for several weeks, have
gone TO EdgehiIl, Nahant. for a month.
Mrs Robley D. Evans. wife Of Rear
Admiral Evans. left her husband and
his feet at Turks Head Inn, RockpOrt
where a handsome dance was given In
their honor. and will spend the rest Of
the summer with her daughter. Mrs.
Harold sewan. al her cottage. Arcadia,
Bar HarbOr.
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The Eastern Head Yacht Club enter
tained one day last week. the German
ambassador, Baron Won Sternburg.
Count MISUNDERSTANDING. counselor
of the German embassy; Dr. yon Kuhl-
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Sullivan. Their ages range from five
to twelve years, Those present enjoyed
81 very much, The children hope theh
little contribution will assist IN bene-
fting the sick babies.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

After a pleasant visit OF two weeks
at Ocean City, Nd. Howard 4. Bail has
returned 10 the city.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Justice Of the Supreme Court and Mrs
Oliver Wendell Holmes are entertaining
Miss Dorothy Uphan at their summer
home. at York Harbor.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Capt. Guy V. Henry is at jefferson in
the White Mountains spending a few
days with his mother. After a short
visit at General divers. Assistant Sec
retary Of War, at Murray Bay, Captain
Henry will sail for France, sent by the
War Department TO take course OF
one year at the French Cavalry School
at Saumur. near Paris.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Continued on Fifth Page)
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

The Rev. Charles p. Winbigler. Of the
First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and o
streets. has returned from a trip West.
where he visited California and other
places Cf interest
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mr. and Mrs Warren Fairbanks. son
and daUgEter-in-Iaw of the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks. are staying
for some time at the Oceanside, Mag
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Burch. has gone for a months stay IN
the Blue Ridge Mountains. where, later
in the month, she VIII be Joined by her
little daughter Helene
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Prince Cantacuzene was among those
who followed the hounds in the r0N
hunt at Newport, r. T., August Is, rid
ing a. G. Vanderbilts hunter Delight.
He was first in at the kill" and had
there been a live fox he would have won
the brush q"
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

George O. Burke. Of q I street north
west, left the city Thursday for an eK-
tended trip. which viii include Phila-
delphla and Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19
Tss WoNSss sPsaH1Nf sTORE
! 1EV'REAUX
SIP STREET

We close at 5 pm. dany-saturdays pm
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Dr. Urila 2. Sharp left Washington
yesterday for her home in Madison,
/ Wis. after spending three weeks a5
! the guest of Captain and DR., Portman'
at Hollydene, Chevy Chase.
The Washington times., 1906-08-19

Mrs. Ann Eliza Gridiey, the mother of
the late Capt. Charles V. Gridley, L. S.
", and her son, Lucius z. Gridley, lett
last week for Minneapolis
10 attend the c. A r. enCampment.
They will stop 10 visit relatives in Chi
coga, HiHs4ale. Mich, and other places
before returning home I'm September.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
Feel impending Doom

The feeling Of impending doom IN
the minds of many victims OF Bughts
disease aud diabetes has been changed
to thanktulLess by the benefit derived
from tskinR Foley's Kidney Cure It
will cure Incipient Bright. disease and
diabetes, and even in the worst cas,
gives comfort and relief Sught d..
orders are cured in few day- /
had diabetes ~ it, worst form, I"
writes Marion Lee Of Dunrrath, Ind
Il tired eight phJsiciSn. without re-.
lief Only three bottles Of Fplcy'.
Kidney Cur made me- well man. /"
J W NcCollum d Co
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
WILL NOT INTERFERE.
The Teachers Examinations viii be
Held in the Afternoons.


The Spu contained a notice roesday
q the sfec; that the S,ts Nn-mSl
MS r,nl recessSriiy .. ,anr'ru.d
. 90 a,vs .- count O. .'ts =. p
FOR che UrgjnulnG Of ,hr examination
for state, special aud primary certiti.
catcs, beginning IN July l.
With thi. AryanGemert the terihA
would nave been cut shor; tree days /,
hut rrot y. y. Corr. y member Of
the faculty OF the State Normal in
Gainesville. brought to The sun office
a letter from Hon. W. VI Holloway,
State Superinte ndent, which explains
itself The letter IL az 'o'lows:
Il had gwen this examination such
publicity before the receipt ot your
letter and the petition .. witch you
refer that /, will be qut'r impossible
for me to now recall a." announce.
meut However, shal, DO pleased TO
make this arrangement shall oe-
gin the exam nation each dsy ~ > y.
IN, and take ~ many - two Subjects
each afternoon th,a, thu, plan
ought to be satisfactory because I snr.
pose that the school Close. not later
than + M. Yours vrry truly,
WV. VI. lu'ro0NY
state SIp, rgb luJ'u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12

under direction OF the pas er, Rev W.
& Foster, for the past two weeks
closed On Sunday night after n most
successful seseion. a number OF acces.
sions To- the church having been made
10y letters and otherwise.
On Monday morning there was n
baptism on Burnett's lake, near
Alachua, st which more than twenty
new members of the church were M.
mersed It was 4 glorIou, time, aud
All occasion which will long he remem.
bered 10y those who were there
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
1Mnnlr.Year BAL'-e

Il wAsN lpser. ~ Htv"nty.,rar tNt.
tie with chr,u pile. tHi m,,gusu,
spr'.. nrul 'r,,4 Bursi"'.. A'u"A
Salyr. which ,ururd the t.tr 10, r.t,rg
both. 81. lot y trace reu.s.u. wftir.
4 NJ B'lc- ~ FHrWv' Va Sat
for old ulcers. cuts. btTl. and wound.
2bc ~ NJ, ttuggt.t.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
Mr. scRoeolNs' CONDITION.
Man wro Fell from urNersry Build.
irg Roof Partly Paroyged

Claude ScroGg,n., who accidentally
fell from IN" root 81 ore ~ ,hs dor.
mitory buildings " the lu,yrr.l'y ~
Florida while engaged ,u Iuu,ug On
the thing, ls.UffrrtUgAErreti zeal from
hls injuries, which are c,u- irred q ate
serious. The victim hs. urcpmr par.
italy parNylrd and ,so'trtwu." a. bed
coudllInu
Mr. Sc'oggln- q. At a., Nuinnp, Oii
Friiows' NAi'tarlum. g .rr o." 9, tr.
cpiviug the beet In... Ia attention.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
ERSITY WORK
4 PROGRESSES NICELY
Small Army Of Workmen En-
gagged About the Property.
EXPERIMENTAL FARM WORK

Foreman of Farm, With Prof. Cox. is
Here Now Laying Fences and Setting
Poste for EncIosure--Presid Sledd
via Move Here.
Work upon the University buildings
and grounds is going merrily on, and
iaFga furces OF men are engaged in va.
Fious pursuits, and in various parts of
ths bulldings and grounds, in pushing
the work forward a. rapid y Ms possible.
The w, I. Hadlow Company, who have
che contract for the buildings, are
bending every energy to finish same,
which che superintendent of the work
makes assurance will be done in COM
pliance with the contract, and at the
specified time The buildings will be
ready for the opening OF the fall term.
Prof n. II Cox OF the University
faculty, and John j Mitchell, fore
man Of the experimental station Of
Nhu tNAhHkNf HdNF hIIlNVN w VIC ClN1
and began Monday laying fences and
setting posts for the enclosure which
WILDE employed as an experimental
farm. The sol il diversified aud expert
eneed agricolturists state that il will
prove IN ideal location for the purpose
foe which it will be used
Preeident Andrew Sledd, wto left
Monday for PSlatka, expresses himself
- being better pleased every time he
Waits the new University grounds.
He, 800, realizes that the selection
was q wise one as regards elevation,
stature OF soil-and in fact everything
else, and considers it fortunate that
the selection was made az the point.
DR. Slsdd expects Ia bring his family
here on September lat after which he
will remain permanently
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12

"a Orange Hsighus. tA jane 20 ls5
Wrought Iron Range g. ~ Loas No
N Gentlemen have u.-d ihe Home Com
ssrt Range for JrsT. ard theJ have gwen rrr-
fect satisfaction. hDd that th'J arr all that
IL Ella med for them like them o. much that
Ikavr Iust purchased q n-g one Inst I hnd
40 b. hAr sopsror 60 any rang- ster cav. /
don q Sc shat move rouId be addsd q tEstr
ou,inrt. convenience ard iuFabihty
No1rs truly y A ioLfV
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
ALACHUA's BIG REVIVAL.

0ap,Ist Meeting Comes 10 a Close, Al
rf ter Two Weeks Session
The reviya, at th- Baptist church in
Alaehua, which Ia. been conducted
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
HOME COMFORT RANGES
Josh Billings Said:

an II ,uv roO.ter tekNws h. ken know an
bekaws he has spufs 20 hAk up his kToU
We claim that the Home Comfort IL the best
and moot dursble Range in the world and here
are the spurs" to back up the claim
THE ONLY GRAND PRIZE awarded by the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition Awarded ~
the group Jury approved by the department.
ipPy. affirmed by the supreme lury, and ~.
nfhrmed 10y the committee ~ five
ga OFFICIAL RIBBON. World, Columbian
Exposition. OFFICIAL RIBBON. CAlifornis
TntsrnA'ional MdwinIer Exposition. san Fran.
ll,co 1894
~ PREVIOUS AwARp>-27 highest diplo-
mas Ia gold medals solver medal. lbdos.
sFiAl Exhibition. Toronto. Ont Can 1888
gThe highest award, add only media ever given
On Ranges in Canada
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
What Prominent People Who Nave
Used the Home Comfort Ranges
Say About Thsms

PAradise, May 10 1919
IT, wiOp Il NAY conesrn The ~ to crUify
that bought Home Comfort Range from The
WToIsht Iron hangs Company sItssn yrAn
ago, ard have found u 80 be Just As represent
cd 10 has been w constant usr since bought
u and 10 u good tddAy As Whsn purchased, 90.
cept the hrst IInt ~ ptpins This they -.
place free ~ charge Ny sabas ha al oil timss
gwen psr'ec' satisfaciinb. and IL great sav~r
~ fuel ~ you buy one you will make 40 ME.
take fmy Tsbgs had IN AHy NAy given DOT I
certainly would replace With aGothsE ne their
salssmsn ar oow ~ this county aud tbs range
ihsJ are nov ceiling has great improvements
over nine W A srHlCELANp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12

kllatiis, Fla
have used ihs Homr Comfort Range Tor
ten yra's aud ~ "a IN gooi condition And he,
gwen psri"et ss'isfas,ioh thlHk 70 gill last
eight 90 tsn Ysars longer ! would not have
anything sl~ They havs The right hAms-
Home Comf7u - Anyone blyibg Will cen.
taiHlJ ct toll value iJ' money spent
VI Z F,RsEfL
have u'si Home Comfort Range Zoe tsss.
~ I"A" IL las sven p~rfret satisfaction.
have lust rufchAssd one - their Improved
ksng-s shirh ttluk twvnfy.doiias better
'Atgs thsb tie on~ have us-d I Nould not
10 slfhatt oGs th-J ~. 80 beet fassss
nai~ ~ ono gill maks mistake go bayihR
ohE u - s1'ih the money - : LEpHYsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-11

THE History of a Pair Of Lovers on an
Ocean Steamer, that Is the name of
the game. The questions to be answered
with the names of well-known books are
written or printed on a slip passed to each
guest Zach question IS numbered and tne
name OF the author Of the volume which
answers the question is given after the inter
roEatlon-mark Space should be LETT between
the queries for the answers. There are thirty
questions, and the PLAYERS are allowed lust
thirty minutes TO struggle with the story
This is the way the slip of paper should read
as II IS handed to each contestant:
History Of a Pair Of Lovers on an Ocean
Steamer
l. OF what large family Of boys was he
: What was he called to indicate his
5. Characterize and name her Black.
:. Who was her most intimate friend2
5. Who were his companions: Besant.
o. What were they called to indicate the
place whence they came, Thackeray
Harraden.
S. Who introduced them' Cooper
Q. Who constantly watched thtrna Cooper.
10. As what did they regard him. Howells.
OF what did she find herself thinking'
CARLYLE
u. What was the center of his thoughts2
Haggard.
=. What did the ship become to him after
she had cOnsented' Dante.
Il. What did It become to the other man;
Dante
IS. How did the lover think that his efforts
to WOO her would result, Shakespeare.
10. How did the ships people look upon
the natter Shakespeare.
=. What stage had ms feelings reached
when he proposed 10 her, Churchill.
IS. What was her reqlv' Shakespeare.
10. What were his sentiments then. Shakes
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
frOni i~wrdnestay's- Dmiy. sTs


 J. C. Cutler of isbee is in the eli.
 fer fe~ days on business before |. district court.
 w. Creed. representing the Smiti Premier Typ. writer Co, was in ( city yesterd ,y in the interest of tl
 firm, leaving this morning for Bisbee
 l.. c. Hanks and wife of Dhuglas who were i1 the city yesterday on business brf"re the district court, IT, turned home last evening Most of the members of the grand jury have returned to their respective homes at Douglas, Blsbee, Gleason and Pearce.
 Constable Ge, rg, Humm of Lnwe came over this morning. bringing h prisoner .entenced to serve 6J-day sentence in the county jail Miss Lottie Huber, who has beeI acting as mead nurse at the BacoI. Hospital, left last evening for Bisl,ee where she will remain for some tim on visit to her parents.
 The schools invite y to their lec- lure It will he first class. As an entertainer D Jelly has few equals. At Shleffelin Hall Saturday evening
 Attorney J. NJ. O'ConnelI, return, d to his home in Bisbee this afternoon. after spending several days here. He has been busy for the past few days preparing d nu'aber of answers in tn. cases filed against the ( hiricahn De- yelopmeut company and John Sulli- van, regarding the title to numbe Of mining claims in the Paradise dls- trict.
 A marriage license was issued ou, he probate court last evening 10 William Kirlew to wed Laura Ford both of Tombstone. The ceremon, was performed by Probate Judg. Goodbody. The bride and groom AT. well-known Tombstone residents, tn, groom being an exemplary and indus 'r'ous yourg man, while the bride is popular young lady who also has host of friends. The PRosPECroR jnins in extending felicitatipns and hest wishes for happy welded life.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Capital Being
 Swayed by Enterprise

The Box Canyon Mining Co. Lnr been incorporated hv J ,hn Fr. d. icks, Abe Shimp and NJ. J. Seamon-
 The Douglas Realty and Investment Co has flied articles of incorporate, with the county rec rder. The in corpnrators are Gid Graham, Geo. W Csss and D. H. Johnson.
 Amendments to the articles of in- corporation of the Moh wk-Alpine Mining Go. have been filed for record The capital stock is increased frsn, one million dollars to one million five hundred thousand dollars.
 Articles of incorporation of he St l.. David Artesisn We'll and Irrigation Co. have also been placed on record The incorporators are Walter Coger, P. T. McRae, F. R. O'Brien, Waiter Goslin, J. s. Merrill, E. F. Ever hardy and A. V. Lewis. The capital izstion of the comp-ny is $10O,OOO.
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
A Wife's Heroic
 Fight for Husband

William Belond, a consumrtive q Phoenix, was saved fiom possible death iy his wife, who fought of his ,ssailant and rendered him heIpies. sith frying pan. Bel nd was at- -acked by James Allison. who was irinking. Allison was unarmed, but owing to Belond's illness he was easily worsted. and Allison had him down, beating and choking him, when Mrs. Belond appeared with s frying pan. She beat this out of shape over AIli- -on's head aud then secured a he, vier nne. with which she pounded Allison until he was unable to continue the fight
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
Tin is Discovered in
 Col. Greene's Mines

A Chihuahua (Mes) dispatch says
 in, in combination with stibnite. which is sulphide of sntimony, Ina ,een found at or near W. c. Greene ,reat Mulstos gold mines in the Sa luaripa districs, Sonora. Both min .rals exist in high grade in all tln amplos sent h re to Leonard Wor .ester, jr manager and asssyer of tin ,hihushus Sampling and Ore Testip, Company.
 "Tin with antinony is, up to thu ime. an unknown combination. Tn, lssays show from over 4 per cent n over i2 per cent tin snd about 50 p' rent antimony. Mir. Worcester has .ent samples to some chemists wht ave found what he himself found 'ie sent this week a fine specimen o his ore to the Colorado school o hines,
 "Nothing is made public as to who OWES the find or ss to tie quantity O ne desposit."
Tombstone epitaph., 1906-05-06
From Mondays Daily.
Treasurer Gti es has returned on at ip to Dos Csbes e.

Treasurer Gri es has returned 1 or at ip to Dos Cs bes c.
 ) $ stevens, of the Prevalent Nut u.i Buildi X Loan Association, o the city on b ,siness connecte wish that company in the district il tbe case ngsinst G H French ct al, re gar ing the Hotel Queen property il Douglas, aud which case is set fo 'risl on Tuesday.
 Messrs Ed Hughes, A H Ga dne and John Walker spent yesterday ir Bisbee, returning last vening. Judge R ,use of tucson is in Tomb 'one on business before the district 'purt,
 Jack stolty, the Bisbes draymsn, i, the city
 Henry Street of the Boquiilas Land mmpany is in the county seat today h bIsiness.
 A torneys J M O'Connsll and Fred 'nttrr of Bisbee are in the city on '"gsl matters.
 The fees of the county recorder for he month of April amounted to $l,- 2I2.75.
 Dr. Hitehins, the dentist, will be in the c.ty for few days. . 4 i Smith of Pearce is in the city m business.
 Foreman Overlook Of the grand jury returned l.st evening from business trip to Bisbee.
 Albert Stacy of Douglas IS in the ity on business.
 Joe Sheppard of Bisbee came over sst evening as witness before the grand jury.
 Chas Douglas, the beef contractor for Fort Huachucs. was in the city yesterday.
 Sheriff Hunt retur ed this morn- ing from Phoenix, whe he went to take Roy Whittlesey.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. N. McDonough arrived in Tombstone Saturday even- ing from San Francisco and wall spend some time here visiting numerous friends.
 Asa Leavitt returned yesterday from Sn extended trip east. He left Mrs Leavitt at her old h me in Iowa. Mir Leavitt will soon leave for Pearce, where he h IS accepted q position.