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The WronS Fur.

A very excited coIorsd brother hunted up an officer palroling High street yes. te-d4y and sald that he had long borne
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Story of . Monument.

She was handsome and wealthy
 widow, and had but just lost her husb
 Full of grief over the loss of her lar-. one, she sought dealer in monuments,
 friend of the dear departed. Seeing the sympathetic face of her Als-
 bands friend, the tears burst afresh from her eyes, as she greeted him, sobti0g. "You have heard it, George is gone" Yes, he had heard it.
 "And now," said she, T want to get g. monument, the finest and most impos g monument that you can make. l o3n care for the expense. You have them costing ten thousand dollars, do y0u not'" she ventured.
 Oh. yes, he could build her spler . monument for that. He would prepaTs d design and submit it to her.
 You will have it ready soon, will you uut?" she pleaded "This eveniug?"
 "No, not this evening"" he replied, but he would hurry it up ss fast as po5s ols and bring it 10 her residence. And sc il was settled, and she went away, yery grateful for the sympathy, and anxIousiy expectant for the design.
 Then the monument man got out sn old design and had 1t transferred L. 6 clean piece of paper, hni in fifteen IL utes was ready for the widow, but 0 course it wOu .dn't do to show Up for B week or so. Tue long days dragged ct their weary length finally, aud the ms ble man assumed an appropriately fun si countenancr, sought out the widu and submitted his work. He founi her somewhat more recouciled to her loss and little inclined to be critical, but on tue whole she was pleased with the 6e. sign.
 "But," she said, "I have been talking over the matter with my sister, and Sue thinks i've thousand dollars ought to buy T very nice monument. Couldn't you make one like that for five thousand?"
 "Nn" he resDonded. "but I can build
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL.

 3oyerRor-F. A. Tritle, Prescott. Secretary -Jnhn J. Casper, Prescott. Treasurer-Tn0mas J. Butler. Prescott. Superintendent of Pubic Instruction-M H ShermIH, Prescott. Auditar-E P. Clark, Prescott. Supreme Court-C. G. W. Fresch, Chiei Justice, Prescott D. Forest Porter, As sociate Justice, Phenix: ". H. Stillwell, Associate Justice, Tucson. U.S District AttoIHey-E. B, Pomroy, Tucson.
 U Marshxll-C. F. Dake, Prescott. Delegate tU Congress-G, ,anrille Oury Florence: Prison Commissiorers-Wm N, Bufuu, Prescott; A Frank, Ehrenberg; David Neshr, Agus Calieate-
 CoUNTI- Trea.ursr-C "-~-'~ Srobsj5 -a Ender >Hes5- a- DistI c st.. r- Rccor 5.--5aE . Supe. rs-Lg- G. 2 as-Iuw. Clerk Board of oapcrs,sore-',. 4u. ., ...- CorUner-J. II. Taggart. Justices of the Peace-C. H. B-iulev, Ira, Mabbitt, W H. Simmons. A D. Craw- fork, Silent; M R. Mallory, EhreLberg
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN KY THE 1N undersigned, Administrator of the estate of George Angelo, deceased to the creditors of ard al! persons having claims against George Angelo, deceased, to exhibit hem with necessary vouchers, within ten months after the first publica- tion of this notice, to the said ad- ministrator, at his residence In the Village Of Yuma, Territory of Arizona.
 GEO. NJ. THURLOW, Administrator of the Estate of George
 Angelo, deceased,
 Dated Yuma, A. T.. March 4th, 1882.
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Miner,
Rough on Rats

The thiug desired found at last. Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats" It clears out rats, mice. reaches, flies, bed bugs. 15 cent boxes.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, of the County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona. In the matter of the Estate of George Angelo, deceased.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Prescott Miner has resum
 ed the, piimeval condition of it
 former rectitude, now that the Indian scare is over. It says
 "Our people may pursue thei' us lal avocation { in peace and
 without fear" If their usual vo- cation is ''avocation," what a gel of bus, -bodies Prescott must be blessed with.
 The Tombstone Epitaph has been reinfDr ed with the brains of Hon. Pat. Hamilton. He and Purdy are spoken of as a strong dem. cratic team, but we want to know which is the near and which is the off anim Il. IL miy save trouble in the future to have that d-lica,e p lint settled. Per haps, ho wever, they only cDusii . ute a pack train of two anim tls, iu which case the only thing tu be determined is which one will carry the whisky.
 We had hoped that when the sent .uce of death WAS pr0nOunc- ed upon Guit-au we should not hear anything more from the outat, except in an obituary way. r appears, however, that the J st of t;le family are developing d love of n1t0riety, and are suc- adrnirably iu keeping their names befOse the telegraph ic news reprrters. Their latest move seelns to be of the nature of an endeav.Ir tI cOnvince the public that the re of the family upN living are tainted with in. sanity. The proper way t0 fi.:d out the truth of the natter will be tr examine the issassiu's brain after the cuming neck tie picnic.
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Inny 1Aen {.

- lth Remover. Abso- .1tf nervous debility and Weo le the generatiYe func- ti0us. l druggists. Arizona dep't. -. MACK, San Fran cisco. Cal.
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 Too numerous (just nowl to men,
 ton. For further information, gn To G. NIX, at the 20 sse-s
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The Yums sENTINEL wants the next TerritUlisi Lag=lalure to pass bill making au sppropri4t,on for bridge across Ihe Giis so that travellers to Gas. i-- lm- .nDerg and those districts ..--.--st ..s.s..- ..;-.- ,..:rI ..-, k.. i,...,.
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HENRY k. AIEXAN DER, Attorney at Law,

AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Commissioner of Deeds for the States California a and Pennsylvania. 3ffice, Main street, next teSeutInel office,
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1882-11-04
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY clerk.
CUSTER COUNTY, ID.

CUSTER COUNTY, ID. l.
Notice is hereby given, that on Tues
day, Nov. Z, 1882, IN election will be
held in the county OF Custer, for the ter
r%itorial, county and district officers,
which election will be openend at s
O'Clock in the mornings and will con
tinue open until 5 o'clock in the after
noon Of the same day. The following
officers are to be elected
TERRITORIAL AND DISTRICT.
One delegate TO congress.
One member to the territorial legis-
lature.
One district attorney.
COUNTY AND PRECINCT.
One sheriff.
One register Of deeds.
One treasurer.
One Judge Of probate.
One superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
One assessor.
One county surveyor.
One coroner
One county commissioner for full
term, Third commissioners district.
One justice Of tie peace and one con
stable.
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To the defendants above named.
Please take notice that the complaint in this
action was filed in the office OF the clerk of the
District Court in and for Custer county, -. r., at
Custer City on the ord day of August, 1881.
BUEL K. WOOD,
plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated at ulster ity, Il. T., this 23d day OF
August, 1892. III
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NOTJ NG PLACES,

The following voting places have beer
established, and judges appointed:
A voting precinct is hereby establish.
ed at Minnekata. and the following
Judges of election appointed, John Den,
MS, X. II. Jennings, A. 5. Stewurt-Elec.
ton % be held at the house of Judgc
kohier.
Custer precinct-Judges appointed
James Clark, IL. q. Butterfield, +. O.
Bufton-EIection to be held at Butter
fields building, Cus~ter.avcnue.
kidyiIIe precinct-Judgcs appointed
James j. Sutherland, a. Wilcox, Thoo.
Mclean-Election to be held at Penob.
scot boarding house.
Junction prcrinct-Judges appointed.
NJ. :. DAILY, J. J. Mctarty, Denis Me
Gulre-Election to be held at the house
Of VIM. Olds.
Hayward precinct-Judges appointed.
j. Bobier. y. Shoemaker, Il. Miner
Election to be held at the school house.
school district No. /.
Battle River prccinct-Tudgcs appoint
ed, +. II. Arnold, w. y. Walker, Oscar
klein-Elec;ion to be held at the school
house, school district No. g..
Buffalo Gap prccinct-Judgcs appoint
ed, l.. b. Reno, Joe ~GrunIaith. Jahez
Observation-Disclosures 10 be held at the
AA.,4 d. 49,. Il .lA
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In the District Court, First Judicial District, Da.
kota Territory, Custer County.
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Custer City, II. T., August >, 1882. Isl


NOTICEToJ ". Hacker and VIM. \. Brooks
4SlDu are hctt'v notiicl that We have ex
pended 500 IN iahG: and Improvements upon the
hin City Mining coM.panies ground. I'm
Pennington County. territory of Dakota.
IN oricr - hold said premises. under the pruyiS
ions Of section 1924, Revised Statutes of thc L. :
being The amount required to hold the same for
the year 1851. and if within ninety DAYS
after TINS notice by publication you fail on refuse
Ia Contribute your proportions OF such cxpeudi-
lures as ~co-oWnrrs your interests in said claim
vii become TN, property oi the Subscribers under
sail section '}2t.
Dated al liil city, Pennington County, ID. T..
July 9TH, A. -. l5S-,
J. MCCLURE
iitl3 :. III. COATS.
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summons.
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summons.
George iamphere and
Albert ". Kcmmish
DcfcnGants
The Territory OF nakota sends greetlnr. ro I

The Territory of Dakota sends greeting: To the
defendants above named,
You ana each Of you are hereby
summoned and required to answer the
complaint Of the above named plain
titi, which was filed with the clerk Of the Dis
trict Court OF the FIRST Judicial District Of Dako-
Ia territory, within and for Custer county. atLis-
Office in the court house ct Custer CITY. II. r., on
the 9th day of July A. II. 1882, aud 10 serve a
copy of your answer upon the subscriber at his
Office in Custer CITY, Custer county. u. I. within
thirty days from the service ofthis summons on
YOU, exclusive OF Tie day OF such service. OR
the piaiutiG will apply to the court for the relief
in the complaint prayed for,
Dated, Custer City. j. T., July oath, 1892.
FRANKLIN W. KNIGHT,
Plaintiff Attorney.
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To the defendant George Lamphere.

Take notice that the complaint in this action
Wa lied IA the Office Of the clerk ofthe District
Court of the First Judicial District Of Dakota
territory, within ana for Custer county. at thc
day of Iuiy, A. D.. 1852, aud this summons is
served GA \ou by publication pursuant to an or
der OF the !Ion. q. G. Moody. Judge ofsaid cont,
made herein on the 10Th day ofJuly. 4. H.. 1882.
FRANKLIN ". KNIGHT.
plaintiffs Attorney.
EAACinr Mn IL II Anur,n, 1ANl ~. =
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II Ut C NtISUU
Plaintiff,

Joseph S0Iner. Frank
Powers ANA Jas. Friend.
copartnerS aai IstnLvrs
OF the partnership
known as +. a. Towner
Il Co., and the Grand
junction Cola Mining
company, "A corporation
duly organized under
the laws Of Dakota Ter.
ritory,
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summons.
Defendants

The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting to the
Defendants above named,
You and each OF YOU are hereby summoned
ana required to answer the complaint of the
above named plaintiff, Il copy of which is here
with served upon you and to serve "A copy of your
answer upon the subscriber at his Office in Custer
city. II. r., within thirty days after the service
ot this summons on you exclusive of the day OF
such service, and if You fail SO 10 DO within that
time, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded III the complaint.
BCEL Il. WOOD,
Plaintiffs Attorney
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In the District Court OF the First Judicial Dis
trict of Dakota Territory, within and for US
ter County.-ss.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-11
The Scene of the Ass ssinatiOn.

Phoenix Park, Dublin, made historical as
the scene of the assassination of Lord Freder-
lex Cavendish. chief secretary for Ireland, and
Under-Secretary Thomas Henry Burke, is
situated at the northwest boundary of the city,
and in its seven miles of circumference. in
Guiding an area of seventy hundred and fifty
nine acres, is larger by sevaral hundred acres
than Dublin proper. Though open to the
public, and the resort of the entire community
of the Irish metropolis, it is the summer resi-
dence of the lord lieutenant and the chief Sec
rotary, the vice-regal lodge and the chief
secretary's lodge being the only two
buildings on the vast grounds. Just
within the city gates, short distance from the
fatal spot, is the Wellington obelisk, erected
in 1877, which, although a magnificent and
costly memorial to the dead warrior and
statesman, does not bear upon the granite
shaft, in the list Of his victories, that of Water
loo. This omission is the more remarkable
as at that time Waterloo was still fresh in the
memory of the world. Grafton street, through
which the miscreants, with blackened faces
and slouched hats, drove to the place of
slaughter, is one OF the principal thoroughfares
OF Dublin, ranking next to Sackville street.
Chapelizod, in the direction of which they
proceeded after concentrating their fendish
work is small town on the river Lifey, three
miles west of the city.
A cable to the New York Herald from Paris
announces that the new play, NADINE"
written by Louise Michel in conjunction with
M. Grippa, was produced in that city on Sat-
urday, April 20. The theatre was crammed.
MN. Alphonse Humbert, Rochetort and
other leading radicals were present.
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Rosetti's Some Is to his Wife,

Rosett painted comparatively very little,
but he was one of those fortunate artists who
can be sure of purchasers for whatever their
brushes may produce. He recently sold his
''Venus and Astarte" for Sic, 900 while still
on the easel. Since the death of his wife a
few years since, he had lived life Of almost
complete seclusion, scarcely ever going into
society. Mrs. Rosetti was beautiful and
sweet-natured woman. When she died he
was so wretched that he felt his own intellect
ual life was at an end, and in her grave he
buried all the sonnets he had written, and
which, by the way, were addressed to her.
His friends, resolved that the poems should
not b. lost opened the grave and rescued
them, and after time revealing to the poet
that they were in existence, persuaded him to
print them Philadelphia Telegraph.
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Mr., Parnell's Land Bill.

From the Detroit Post and Tribune
The Irish land bill, drawn under the direc-
ton of Mr.. Parnell and Mr.. Healy, in speak
ing of which Mr.. Gladstone said week ago
that, although the government could not sup
port its second reading. '.he saw in it the first
CLEAN of hope on a dark subject" suggests
several charges in the present act, the most
important of which, as being likely to COM
mend themselves to the majority in parliament,
relate to the definition OF Improvements, to
arrears of rent and to the system Of purchase.
Improvements are defined to mean "any work
or agricultural operation executed on hold
ing which, being executed adds to the letting
value thereof" In regard to the arrears Of
rent the bill provides that tenants with
holdings of less than Ego according
to Grifhth's valuation may, on the first
rent day after the tweny-second of August
next, pay to the landlord one years arrearage,
provided that does not exceed one-half of the
rent due, which shall be deemed payment in
full for all arrears. In extension Of the pur-
chase system the bill proposes to give the land
commissioners authority to advance the whole
of the principal sum to the purchasing occu-
pier on satisfactory security, and the same
power in the case of estates bought in by the
commissioners and resold to tenants. This
bill is understood to represent the amended
programme of the Irish party. and the govern
ment has through Mr.. Gladstone already
given qualified assent to the most important
provisions. In view of what. to an outside
observer, looks like rather a sudden comir q
together of the Irish leaders and the Liberals
on questions OF policy, one may be permitted
to wonder whether Parnell did not find time
to stop in London for a few days and have a
conference with the cabinet while he was so
mysteriously delayed on his way home from
Paris.
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Thursday, May II. 1882.
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

THE proceedings in Congress yesterday
were unimportant.
GEORGE WASHINGTON JONES is good
name for governor.
THE old marine hospital at New Orleans
has been advertised to be sold.
SULLIVAN, the prize fighter is not to be left
alone in his glory, already two men are anx-
ious to match him. One is Joe Collins, re-
ported to be the best pugilist in England.
AN enthusiastic democrat in the Brennan
Independent proclaims that Wash Jones is the
only man fit to fill the 0. as shoes. Wash
tones excites more enthusiasm than is healthy
for bourbons.
LET every good citizen remember that every
single national interest IN the 10th district is
protected and promoted by the republican
party, and opposed and threatened by the
democratic party.
ScHLEIcHER said in one of his speeches to
his constituents: II have been accused Of
voting with the republicans. will say that
when my party comes in conflict with the in
terests of my constituents. shall take the
liberty of voting in favor of the interests of my
constituents" Epson had to do the same
thing. The fact is, no one but republican
can properly represent the people of the 10th
district.
AT THE North Carolina elections year ago
the result so overwhelmed prohibition that
every one since has considered the whiskey
question dead issue. 1t is hence something
of a surprise to find that the ant-prohibitory
party, opposition or no opposition, is going to
''ride grey survey to the field" and skirmish
in the cause of privilege. 1t is expected, be-
yond this, that there will be fusion of all po-
litical elements hostile to bourbonism in that
state.
Poor Mrs. Garfield has, no doubt, felt that
hers was royal grief, solitary and sublime,
and that its seclusion was entitled to be held
sacred. When then the sister of her husband
odious assassin intruded unbidden upon her
privacy it worked upon her Imagination till
the whole outside world appeared to her en-
gagged in TANNED up, hooking festival: The
Scoville side of the tragedy presented 70 her
mind naturally an olio of burlesque or char
aciture and she was driven in upon her des-
pair and prayed to die. And now think of
another heroine IN mourning weeds, satirizing
her great sense of bereavement in the person
of Mrs. Jesse James, pilgrim from another
scene of assassination, another stricken home.
Well,
cart is long, and time is fleeing
And our hearts, though STOUT and brave
Still like mufied drums beating
Funeral marches to the grave "
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Emerson,s Modesty.

Mr.. Latorop says of Emerson: To show
his complete inability to rate himself as the
world did-his childlike unconsciousness-the
remark may be noted here which he made
when, persuaded by his family, he was sitting
for his portrait, to be reproduced in maya
utmost gravity: "Why do they come to me
for portrait? should think, if they want
picture, they would 60 to handsome man
like Longfellow."
Emile Loisset, the circus rider, recently
killed by fall from her horse in Paris was
the sister of another famous circus rider, Clo-
tide, now the princess Won Reuss. Like her,
she might have been princess had she lived:
Her funeral was attended by thousands OF
sincere admirers. Prince Reuss walked at the
head of the mourners, and among the senders
of the 200 wreaths and bouquets which CON
cealed the hearse were members Of the noblest
families in France.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-11

At Monte Carlo the administration of the
Casino sent magnificent bouquet to Queen
Victoria at Mentone. 1t was returned at once
with the brief answer, Declined"
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-05-11

A London Justice fined an Italian organ
grinder rs cd, and offered him FIVE days i'm
prisonment ms cad, for playing in front OF
journalists house after being requested to
leave.