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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19
EZansasCty Grain and P rOdu cs Market.
Kansas City, Sept. y. 1885.


ELOUE-Easy.
Quotations: Gar lots, XXI 90. Xxx i Ia0I 2
family SOL go; choice, 6081 65; saztoys
In b6ls. 25@s 50; buckWheat. Anchor mills. so
Sale Of one car lot by sample ats1 50.
WHEAI--hecelpts b,T29 bus shipments III 657
bushels; in store. 766 $50 bushels The mar
No. ? RED cash sales a tsjSbid, 20 asked; Oeto-
DsF ~ PIC rs asked November rs 1lay So
C0RN-Receipts. .. bu.; shipments, 1912
bui In store, 5000 bushels. The market wa g
No. ? red cash at sI}<asked; october sales at
922si yea 20 Did, No, white cash S53S bid,
% 5A eisea-
No cash, q bid, 225S asked. September q
bid, 2234 asked November. 2l5z.
Nominal
BARLEY-450 per buzhel
No. cash, 40 bid, A asked.
G0REMEAI-Steady- Green. %, kiln dried, 80
BRAN-Sacked, $50 bulk, a2c.
ElsAA 6EED-l O5GI Og
BUTTER-Unchaged
Quotatloni: ogeal91lsEy and fancy, p; COCA 18;
me diary l6g16 medium COT; Young America
toll l09l5c; store PACKED l21zci sour and poor
S4Gs-More plentiful. The market was nm
settled and higher, at HOB per dozen.
CHICKENE- Large, 2 OOa92 %: prairie Ch' cken
HlLlSTU FFe-Ine rulinr ouOra1fOur FIR so,
lots as follows: Corn meal hrm green. T5a8Ia
s4eaqyi DElk 59c; sacked $50 9 100 bs. Pear
DBL, DRIED FRUITs-Apples,d azE. nominal. brigh
6egIo . %; evaporateds 128lGoi peaches, 70
HIAY-Fanoy small bales 81 so, large 30
CHEESE E.-Fun cream, lie; fats SIC; Young
GAME.real ducks, 10 % Per dos; ma
lard. 50 per doZ.
DRESSED POULTRY-steady.
ICKEES-GOOd dem and f5rIarge. . OlR2 So
QuOtauOnE; Chickens. small 10 medium i 90
az .; ola hens. 25@s 40; Oldmixed, 2 90:
HIDES AND PELTs-Hides. dry hint No.
d 15c; 30. = d, 11c; dry sailed s. ID. lie. Green
salted No. . 70 SO; green Balted No. . .
cali Q h zoe. sheep pelts. dry, . b 5000. '>-o'
FOULIk9--14arke weak. Large, 2 OJ92 25
Quotations. Old hens, 2 25per dos; mixed. 90
rooster. so: ducks. OO98 IS per COZ
Prov 1Ss S cured hams 101zo; dried
DRY SALT MEATs-shoulders. SS75, clear
ides-6 %. long clear sideE, $40; clear ND Ides
MESS FORKS so.
HAHG-Sugar cured, 100.
BREAKFAST BACON-se.
DRIED BEEF-lO.
DRY SALT MEATs-Clear rib sides. 30
long clear, 6Oi shoulders, 8, short clear Is;
smoked clear RIB sides 50: long lear sides is,
shoulders 50, fhOrt clears sides 8 10.
SMOKED MEATS-C ear NIB GLdes, 500; LONG
BARREL 1lEATs-B0neIes5 porr 10 SO clssz
pork - 90; msz8 pork. IL 90.
LARD-ChOice derCe. go.
TALLOW-HO. J. So MOI, 60
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sweet and clear, 200 per
BROOM CORN-Hurl 4lB5o. SELF working ss<a
&C. common 17z9 . crooked S<015eo
WOO1-Missoari, unWaahsd-heaVy me, I5a
dunn combing, &c; coarse cSmbing. i7aI99;
low and carpet, 12S15c. Kansas and Nebrasl6
! Heavy dne 189l5c; Hsht me, I5aI9o: medium
/ 10 82O; medium cOmbing -: coSrSe eoubin6- .
11@14S low and carpet, 8912; Tab Washed-
choice, 299S0ci medium i259S03; dlngy and
ELEVATOR REPORTS,
The following shows the amount Of r1s-fn re-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19
MEDICAL OPINION OF THE BREAD-REFoRM


On the part of English physicians
there is said to be q growing disposition
in favor of the movement in behalf of
whole meal bread" is, on practical
rather than on theoretical and chemical
grounds, it being held that the bread
which contains all the constituents of
the wheat, except the outer, insOluble
and irritating portion of the seed, seems,
when the appetite for it has been OBJ
tanned, to be more satisfying and digesti-
BILE than the white product found on
most tables. 1t is believed, too, that for
children the whole meal is preferable
for sustaining growth and for building up
the skeleton strongly and in perfect form.
By IN improved process in the produc-
ton of decOFticated whole meal the ex-
IRENE outer coating of the wheat grain
is cleverly removed; and, on this abrad-
ing process being completed, the whole
Of the grain is reduced to fine -four, in
which are retained all the substances
that are nutritious and digestible.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19
Kansas Ulty 1--we stook market.
Kansas City, Sept. u, 1885.

hansas CITY Sept. y 1855.
The Live Stock Indicator reports
CATrLE-Recelpts, 1872 head; shipments 1902
head. Steady. Export steers 25G5 40: good 10
choice shipping 60 g5 10; common % medium.
6O94 IS; stOckers and feeders, 3 5000 25;
cows 2 1908 4O5 grass Texan steeH, 500
40.
HOGs-Receipts. 1904 head; shipments. no
head The market opened steady, closing weak
ana 19c lower. Sales ranged for good 70 choice
4 lUegt 2Oi common 20 medium, at 8 % a o.
SHEEP-Receipts, 5s7; shipw ents, 240 head.
Market was steady. Fair 20 good muttong, 500
OOi common 70 medium. j 5001 -.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19
COMPARATIVE sTATBlIEIF.

The following table shows the prices OF whez
CCrns oats and rye At the Close Of change b5dgv
in comparison with the previous day and prsViOUl
years.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19
. ELEVATOR REPORTs.

The following shows the amount Of rraln re-
cetyed1 Withdrawn and in store at regular slsVa-
tor1, as reported to the Board Of Trade today:
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
\ NCT King an ti,e .h""n~!

"Nalai'a." IS 8 ''r' ruler aiin: n ha> :ivrn ,i c,o a r"~ ro en; te
 r y"u Lay, Haeu.n..i,rn uow. inc mecic,i w;-t.--.'s ,'ze;aim-"rrir .ic.o"'
 r ynu have feI ent h,a,'acies. thy sa,e'y r~,rarh- e A,ii":
 T yon hare soocn'ng .: h" brain. the, ;,l>i>i that ii i>--"jrrc AC.d'!
 Ii Sria'ira or N"ura!.i. rDalr life mi-o"7- a'e i' is-"Uric Ar;d":
 If your skin brrs'<s nu. ;n Bois anu Pimr. les, it is-"C,ic hrid",
 IT y,u have hnscrsscs and pies. Uric .c;l" las >,: your h'. ( ..r fire
 r vor | ,vc du !, lauguii feelings, back. ach;., kidney or !!a4crr tr,r'l--, govt, gravel. cnnr i''oni; arr ]! .;' ta-c. hrr.j"nrd W l. paralysis or "rn!irx,, vcrt:.n; arr bilious dro' .sical. cor. -liuaI.d or d.s. "g.ic-".'.,- ic:f" l. the Key to the s,tIs:ion the cuusc ol .,i. .our difI.cui',e-i
 ", do not knuv as macam Ma'trIa will ;akc k'nI,y ia tl.> Masculine Us:rycr. h;i, he has cyid."t'y come to stay.
 "Jric Acid ."-;h:s M"ns'e-, 5. ,hc product of the Gocuair,.stinn-Grath cons;aa:ly taking iiacc within us-nnd unlcss he i- every day routed rom the sys'cu, though tle kidneys, by mcans of son'" Er@a: blood s.ec.ec Ike Warmers safc cure. which een- ,t"r 3. l. B.uc- say, sraichrd hrm fr".n is -ra-p. there Is aot -.,a least i"I''' hH. ,h1: ;t VI! utterly ru'- iA- et-oEgcs: humsu co.- s'iiutiJi.
 II t;s nc. yo,,n= fc.,"w " any rncans. IL las InIg art aeN-snown linc Of ances.o-s I l. undoubtedly tac fathcr O |. very reat :,,niy ni d.eca-v., sn'; ;h"ug,. i: may be thc fa-l,inn !" "-cr,he F,T"- -cuy ,o i' that are not cirecily its frn. there c"n hc !::'le doubt bat I i; once get- thoroughly sra:si iE t!.e huin.n system. it really does introduce ,n Q il inosi cf tEe ailments u"r. ,cr forcc 4 ;ashi"". attributed la ;ts ha!efIi in.,rence
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10

.n, at lv4~.ra ~'. ~r-'i- u 10 da n a private .--rn. md tied the horses to n pest. and while talking to some faiend ,he seatu took fright and stnrted oil. He y.s.,btd one of the lines and tired to stop them, bo, ther line broke. Fla then .rab-d ,hr ch ck iin-, hut t broke aad one of he, horses kicked h1m Ia tho stom ,ch, knnckinx him down and cutting his hcad 9u,.c badly. This is the sssnc tenn that rnn away from George Lswa some TWO weeks ago. The buggy and h ,rness was b.div wrecked. ..
 Where ,s Key West?
 Ky West IA one of the bu.icst man ufac- turing po,:s on tn. Atlantic coast. Cigars. of course. constitute the principle article ot export. The Kcy Wes: Is ,sitrsfsd on the Florida coast. only sixty miles sroO Ha- rrns. The famous Key West cigars arc made from t.Snrco of the finest HavsnA iroc,,rsblc. and m de oy Cuban ~ofkrer. Tae tobacco only ha- t' pay an import duty of sg5o per pound and 2S per cent sa yalorum on cigars. The climate it iifO came as In Cuna. cou-equ .ntly tho aroma is ihe same as in the lmaoriea cigars. SmDkers ,houd take these facts Into consideration 6 cal: nn A-hrnui & Walker, who have 1 q received a fresh ,inck of the best brands
 Ky W. 2, Ciga,.. inc,ud'n the 'E-trcl. l,s." "Cl!,nit." "La Countess" and other ia ,o.iie brands. cEt
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
EsNsn3l Etk ,s,s.

.tc-5--. N-s- nrd Si'ovi, and rogers Bros. c'osce their stores las. Sunday: we would Ike to see the other merchants of penson follow their examrl,
 Mir. Tho'. White arriv' d in town Trs.er- day from his r1noh on the sna Pedro and ha~ .-o,.e 10 Tnca>n.
 7Np C-ntrsl Tarirc on,,nnc1r trs'n from ii. vest. @ns t5o hon-s lao vcuerisv.
 tsrc men gre bu.g preprrlng fpr the f-li round un.
 Mrs C. N Finch arrived tcroc ye-terday from Tucson We are expecting Cnl soon.
 Mir satT,rd who has ii n''rd the position aa check clerk .c. tEr C. r. R E during the pas, year at ih's point, has re, T AZ oo:,'cc ag-n, at Lo,3. .ourg. Mr. Wii::arison from California t.kes h:- plscc here.
 Mr. U. Erli. and mother arr,vcl here ye-ie tny from Monies. cna have sunc to Los Angeles on g yisit.
 Mr C. p,er. brother of 5-s ? Nj ps ar. arr,ved in Benson to-day from Charl trr. AT
 Miss Leah wll-on a-r,vcd home yc-ie-asy from Tues ..
 Mr. P. E cna4, car inspector g, ths Santa F. ysrl4. who was sccirrntsly shot sho,;i t.rcr weeks a4o. k at'e to st'cud to hi- dut;e- asaiD.
 M i ,r Montana n. train rnsstrr of the \. M. ard :. P. R., has rrilrn"d frcn, Tucson.
 Mr. [ en:l Peek. who formerly resided l.. ccn-Dn l. gui'e s'ck 20: Tucson.
 T-y those fins ess:.:2 six :rs at Jim ani N.c'-
 Ci,rEc Bros slwac7 ';crp n essrrtmeRi ,f f'e-h Cdlf"rnit ira i-.
 Gait an evc';.r+ r..e tuck place q. the r.nk it-' rvenl"z.
 Mrs. Isr-hrrn. wife of agent L,ngh"r" a' Dr g"on sumu'i', is stori.!"g at Ml-. Me FaIlanG-
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
Probate Notice.

n in Probate Court. County Of Coch;sc Territory of Ari,rna In the matter of the E<tate fl William F. Thompson, deceascd. Notice is hereby given that Jacob Ever hardy. h.s f., d with this Court the will Of Wn,. E. Thompson. drres-ed. on petition praying for the pro a;e of said vii! and ior irtters rcstamentary Of the s..use of saia tiereascd.
 By order Of the Court, Saturday. the T.h day oi Nosctcier. 1885, st 10 o'clotk a.m h..s bees. appointed as ihc time % hear sa,d petition ard the proof Of said r!ll q; the cJur, hou,.-, in Tom 5s:"nc, when and Hi!e-e ary person interested in said estate may ap. pear and show cause why the petition sLcu:d not ee granted and ths will admitted ts probate.
 Dated Octobrr 7;h. 1885.
 B L. PEEL. E1.O&c:o Clerk
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
Races: fsace>,,

There will b. run OR Do .'a tra.k SUE day. October Huh, match rarc br.Sctu Duung and lgo'. Gardi,ier Cu!, and Juu..s, Fa,e.on. Duliu. and ISo wagering the Dcr- iHg Race Track which ie vaIut d al l,uIg Dusrsr suc Jones tei:ing the Grey Macs ah;cH they vsiue s. eSv9 This Face will sureIy coue of ss sr:.cies Of agreement are depusitrd wltk U L. Bradshaw tt The tsthiun Sa,cun. 1,i:s E the largest sum ever wsgerod uu race n CechIse count, aud ought to attract lsrge crowd d
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
CO,,la y Records.

Tic following instruments ave hr"n filed n the office c' the CoGnty RecorGtr
 DyEps-REAL ESTATE. Mountain Y ,iG mining conrany to R. L. Brown and Frark Hare. certain surface ground on said min: S9c1 E Bisckmore tc !. C. Cain. let 1, in block 2:. Tombstone; s3fo.
 IOCATIOSs Dorn m;ne. Ccrhsc district; Jas Garrett and " Gaaaey.
 ITS mine. Dos Cabezss district; .re> Gsgr.i. and N n Cairney Mohav nine. Tombstone district; Jaroes Barre::, F. &ccaff. -y. ! Y rfuEer
 sryIpAv.T. O. L I.Arrien ss to amount o. cattle slaughtered f'- September. Mrs. L. a. Clark tc Frank Layton. Tt 10 ;n b.ock 6. Tor: Lstone; ss10.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
OFF SHooT6

Good linen shirts sl.:, q, Meyers. I6 pant, for st a.J. Meyers t Bro Ovcrails 1j cents per pair at Meye,s. Flannel underwear fn. coet at Meyers Tea Kettle whisky at RafTerty's saloon Shoes for your OWE price at J. Meyers d Bro.
 Fer genuine flea Kettle whisky go :o Cap. Raiiertys' |. o.e leather trunk gwen away with eve.. purchase att Meyers & Bros. Ali .o'ris below cost at J. Meyers &1Bfo Allen and Fifth streets.
 ArLold's Wood Yard. Corner Ei.h. laed
 Stafford Streets. Diy cord and st,.vc wood at lowest YA.e Leave orders with Arnold's express wa.cn
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10

To-day tie g.Hd intelligence vss crny"y. q Q ths ut;,rr tha' B~igua CT Gcu-i al Grorcr r"ok, commander ,t the military .,cpar,
 .Ec | uf A-'ZoHa hrd hee, removed. n,.d General Niles "f tn. Missouri depa I n r prir eA in La .'"aJ ~.ih orders ;n p.0. cvcG D. 0rce to <. zona.
 At 's-i sf'cr hard work and weary knock irY ihr. people ol X 'znns through surn .N sspap,rs a. lh G .be Si yer Belt. Flor e rr Ea,rin nIi-r. Turs .u ( itz n, Albuqurr-, cVr J"urnaI. s.l,e. City EJ;.rpri>e. Tomb sine kcc"rf' and THE DAILY HONEST INF, hav reached he ca:- of 'hr war de t;mcut and have been h-a'd. aud all of Crnpk's -h r: c"nngs. trselhrr with any good aei" nut on the sc lr- and u.i.hrd. and C,o k spI;.y as ah Ay cii- Jndian fgi.t.,r r ria; !c ha- 're tp pr ''"ct th" nscs of ur 5-.vrs' reonie ia America was tnurd to 'h, ro>,,inn aud i;, responsibility fur .re Iises rf Ih,r'y-r,ent se ti-- of Arizona wn> i lorrf, to drlg the ."acs sn~n and his re.
 mpysl WIS ordered at once, snj is the pa- , prrs above mentioned have i"en F unit rpon ! lac aprc:1frrcnI of General Niles, hc wgs a,
 "..cc tpIr;r;"r.
 ! Ger "r!i Mics has .'lc rcDc:a:ion cf heing a fr r-'lass Indian fighter, and on: "ho be- ,i-v"- thIl the ".,l, good lml:rrs arc dead { !c-. ,EG f-"! s4'r m s,,irg that vixen ' hc lriv-s te vii. capture tiernr: r:rnn and his l cu;ihyoa!s n very sho't time. even if 1t i .ak.s thc Whole C":tcd states army to do il | General Crook ve part with. with no rr- .rc:s. T." la. pr ,ytd tha: his love for ii:,. : Indian is s.:ougcr than for the white Tan. ! TErnngh his dasIard!y policy hc ;ias caa>ed , ihe destH of many g-rd citizens, men who | with thei: families have gone out upon the : desert aul were ruakiny it b;css"In like the l rose. "hel they were cut down by these red | handed Eg-Crrers. wEom Cr,ok has .eiectcd 1 some two nunorct. uf their broth.r', cousins "ad u'cles .u keep ahead e his various [ curnIuands aud warn :bs:r h.o;acr rcDegates : to ret ou. of thr u'sy eui i.: .ae soldiers ] pas.
 : We hei!evc this was done hy Crook II,
 order ;o keep t!,c compact ne madr with { GcrG :imu vixen hs own Surthlrss iif.' ~ss 1 in cauLer. Ard this com .ct he has faith. { fal!y Kept xdic the citizen, of this territory i were hcie. clurderrd. and tue wsving grass ! on our I1rsas vas being drcn,hcG ~ith ta:ir 2 blood.
 i TnIs change wiii help us in more ways | then one. T. rili c.use peace a.d prosuerit. i ia vi-! Us once nDrr. l. will cause the ! Ce.ti ef Geronimo and his band It s'i;l i ca.-- iar removal cf aii the Apacne Indians frnta this t,-r: o-y, and 'hc tLrowIng ope 1 q. the SaH Cares re.e-.ajIon fnr thp benefit
 "f -e;t cis. and finally the removal of de- [ iai trcnl headGus' s; Prescott to Hua.
 ct!u 's. fn, t!lrre is iu.; aaoI: mUsh uee
 inr headquarters g. P.,scpt; as there i. 10
 snow h4.l m ,.:e J. Tuuk tioc we are 1 drliycTeG fem Crook. arc wh!e We are glad he is zane vs are sorry for the people | vEon ne Is to 20 ,raUHg.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
SfiX Another.

HaGnes a Shsuehnes.y. the popular pro I'ri.ic:s oi the Bi!iiarc par!ors. or Allen ss. having made arrangements with the prop.. rvTs oI inc C.lebraioa >ehi!.z Mllwsukea beer. have. had Gls Ics ,ncs. cyeeteo in t"e'r saio"n aud are row prepared As ser7e tneir numerous customers with schoonera Of this celebrated beer on d,aughi, Ice cold rop aud try it. aitf
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10

Cnuucil=,er C '!:n and Rrf.sty lesl thi' mor.inr, for B.s6ae UT brslnc4s.
 Ca, t. Ueync came ta las; nigh. irc-, Bis- bee.
 There uii, ba services .. a!. the diSerert chvichrs ic Elo--su.
 Tie farrr..! of Mrs. Wary F. ,cassi |; tont place tn!s a:;rrun"a rom tns E E.'iscUp.l chu. rll. aad w;s 'sr. Y ..t-sa lei by many .ilends of the G.ceG-et anc her hu band.
 Nr. Ay. Fc,ter. one ci 8 .r Bernaraino' old ci,izcrs, q rh2 has ben at I.nnb, 'ou; | T., for t:l. pas. iy years. returned yester day.-SAn Berra:G4, MJr,in- Y 'ar Jud;-r, ua" un.Ii the 'st year hs- seS i;,-t.ce ut the peace ir this city, tou:l a. par:ure Gu Mrraay Is-t. He vas sut.er ii :. ir"S rS..gEaii-rn. ,i Gcsi.rd d change. Gc"d-hve. Judge. and n ' y"u p-nsper.
 We do not understand i:cu It IS tia, Dis tri.t Attorney Savage car d.aw sT5c Ter quarter from the county aG salary. and 6 Iegel advice have to consult Vim. Herriny 7, .r how he car draw ssc per r.ontn from the city, aud when the ci,. coElcii want acvi~e they have to cali Cp"n Judge Robinson. IT II Is fer inccwpetencr .aen his office should he declared vacaEt. as 1t Is robbery To allow him s9uc per quarter fer d ,iug nothing.
 The Crystal Palace Saic n w!il he resey to serve theic customers with the faest c Laap's ,cs-ccid bser Q, drsusht.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
C. Hhtg Court.

Roy. WEBSTER SrnrEr,.... CoCutv Tui-e .A NF- VI s'sis~SE.. stiNii n
 T~rri.o-y vs. z. A. C~se, grsad Isrcrav. Was seatenced 10 two yes.s :a the terr; s'.raI p:is"n.
 Txred ve. GotiIin. Tho !o:m or:er .,f the court was sustaireG.
 Terry vs. Ja@p. i~'iesv. h!ioSed eu ti.e l"crsisy mkt 10 i:csd.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
Not De1AL
SIERRA NGDRrs. August a1th

"E2sAs' CAAsAs AND WrHrYI;r..
 zee ny late copies "' THr rcYrs,ess 'hs' ~'s rrpo:teG sqriousiy Hcrrded
 rd II was bought ~ovid de. Ihc.., re"r's are not c.-5ec.. ss ' RI, nor wounded nor sm ' ssd. br, ! tell yp; ;hs' anl a~fr' dry. ar6 ' wcut yor .e >tna 'ne e"usigu:acrt csthst ice celd An'ues"r beer. that s.e ssll:.c to tsr re"p:e "f Ten-hsto-c. ! oriy wisL ' ~.s here to have ,s drs~z :roS. t.:ss patent German fnuc,aic. C-ro,~~o
 fs tre watch rspsiriac @ te ga-ussN a.ds, PNsi.sa.si L,.s;. VT
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
( Is Cc%rStS.

fres"nt: Mayor Thcwrs, Counci'.,c? 2? Knight. Cohn. Pidwtl and I.af.irrty. The mayor stated tha, the ol,i-ct o, tEc meeting WAS to consult as to the hcs' plan {" pursue with regard 10 the bools. accounts, etc. of the late ei'y auditor and recorder. ". L. Caston, and to mase an ap or,ionm-nt Of the fundc now ;s the city treasury.
 cii that tho amounts in the various fund, were as follows:
 0cuera' fund, soi5.6O con'ingpn, fund, $S2 .3s; interest funi. SS52 49 !" ra'. $l. $50 A. Ana that The sandy fund WIS sv"rdrawn $22o %.
 On motion, the treasurer was ordered Q rrau.t,r S220.22 iruri the generai fund [" the ss.ary tund, end tu nppi n, rmou"t r.maininx Tn he genera rund T." th. papmeni 0! warrants Gyawn on Ihti 'rnn.
 Judge :. 8 E'binson ar'rr being e, = U '>d by the courci gave u ss hi, "ririnn that the mayor and conm"n c"u' c.l hsd n" right al Nil times |" ex- 'ulln the scc"uh 8 snd the hn, Ks he city auditor and rrc ,h ', snd P, 'he p"wrr [" cmp:"v an cNI"r; "a ,.s>Is 'i,rm in sdch rytmIuat,"ps whenever prCam- n, crSs.rv.
 O. Ino,iuu, II WIG ordered that au.z psri tr cInDioyrd at sHisry hu. In'x |, er'i five do..sis ger day for thc ln' p">, ''i ,ss'sting ,he mayor sni c"uiCIi l.. c.uHrs oi ihe auditor and recorder,
 tic", provided, h"wtvr:, 'hat pur:i z ih. minaiI"n Iin .n,rI,S "r ci. r.rs "i m, N d ~-ie nsde n sad J"nAs aaa ( ,r,unrs.
 lh" mayor formally nm, urcri 'o ,hr |, urci Ia,i iar ,.ad tm ."Sr,i J <. F t.- irsnh ,n c..nuucr 'hr ,uii BOW ;,rm"!;.: ''rt~e"n 'hc mayor ald .nm,nun c,u"ci ,.; inc city of Tombstone ani N L Gr- na
 Mir. Coln ssii ina. hr voa Il opp, 6, he rci-,ii"n of any tu',iGc c,,, ;.d- s"rs, except they ssre ins rue rt To nr' n ccrjuuc i"n uith the crty .t'nrney, a, he dli nni w:si. [" ignore ih~; ":!iCfr..
 Nr. R-f rry stated that he b. i,vrc lie c"urcii WIS eml0mtred to rp;aii whatever counsel II deemed urcp.>rri i"r the proper manng' mcnI of tlr city. 'cYal uusiuess, ard mzde the following mo:icn:
 1h., the uc:i0n of the n-iynr a l,-irg- ing suit in t!.c county c"ur. ncrirs' " L G,s,on, ard rr'a!ning J. s yp,bin>c., t, rnunse'. lie sn,i is hr-rhy srp-uvrd or ara ra',tird b. this council.
 The motion was carried hy the fnllo~- ing vote: Ayes Knch,. Piiwcll, Rif- fcrtY md Thomas. Nncs-Cohp
 J. r. Cum, the newly c,ctcd cit, eri ard rr"sen'... t,s uG;c;=i Ind, !:u. owing ta the absence 0t the city a,,ar> ne, whose aprrnTrl ls Lecr.sary, t.r souncil decided tn defer sctIou Ca 'tt. bond until the return of Mr. s wage tn the city, snd the mayor thrrcupon ap pointed Mr. C am to 'cr as city audiInr. r. cord"r. etc. pro tenn, pcndirs the sc cep,snce Ct hi. hand
 On motion, the k"erer wa- -c'ic"ri from duty Tn the auditors office ahc n warrant drawn on inc contingent fund tor fhe fuli amour: due hIm Tor such ger vice, s24.
 On motion, warrant wsJ ordered grawa on the salary ft 1d in flv"r of D. O'Conn"r fn- s3e. iI pay men, of .lis s-- vices in the audiror's ci.;ce. on motion, the courci asj .urrcd.
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City Warrants

The following wsrTauis uf the general fund 0. the city Of T'Di,s one, 4. I. are ROY psyabie st the Cnr!Ii-o County Bank:
 Is, g, 134 i9a. 9'S. q7. 25i. "4S. afs. a,+ 25o. s5s. 2sS, 2Jo, s57. z23, z55, 274. 275. 2sl. 275 250. 2,O. J.I.. HELcxgX. o!3;3 Guy Treasurer.
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BO0,'S Of SGpc"ri.nra.
T.,Hg3rSSE. Oct ,.,,

T"HBsr>SE. Oct ,heT io ISS, Present: Chairman Montgomery aud ST. rciv,s v Nrir;,t"r. provei.
 Clsims syrirs: the county allowed: Or IT r,;;nu tie balance of ci,m uf C. z. Frrce..ck. Nc =. amounting ;o sai :5 vas allowed and Inc c!erl irs.ruclei to issue < vaTFIa: therefor.
 GE mnii"r the hai nee of claim cf Bnthir. weed ts C., M. l2:s+. amounting tn Sic5 S3 wa- allowed and tlIe ce,k irstruc,et to draw warrant therrfcr. T!;vs Eccfe. far S25 r...srted .....
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SOt.cS.

The undersigned will apply to the Board of isIGoa- nCv .r scssiUu, lor the pardon ,I L.. D. Lawrrucr, cunvbt ted "; the Ma, ,erin U, lhe U!,,rIct Court d Cccilise county l7s,i q inaHsIaUs shtc-. SEN GCUDRILft,
 8,jD~ney for l.. D. L,vsxycP fJnbstcrc augu-t 2., iss5.
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For S0D

The Undersigned being des-ouS Of engss inS other bu-incss. odsSs tke o,d ,stxbii.hea .''!iIsc Bakery of thIs ci;y fo: sale, ard uIIi sci! il Ri 5ar.s,a.: cs,'-4 Sor suor. CsI e "aare's. ,. A.EAsy-
 Tom m5slorc. -, |.
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After breahfast, to make yourself fec happy, 2" i" hsismun < Valkers and purchase choice imported cigar.
 The Pioneer nil!s four, Sacramento, rs tLs best in the market. For sale at the Cesh store of WoLCe1r IS MEssicK
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10
NOf.cR.

Commencing on Saturday next Sandy Bob wilI run four horse cosch to Fort Hua chucs. crvi'g every Saturday morning at s"'ei"ck and ie'urring every Moncay morr- ing. Fare for the rouad trIr. s4.
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GLORY HA.rr>..

Prosperity Once More in Sight for Tombstone, O. chise County and Ari- zona. and New Mex
 ico in General. Reliable Information Flom Hpauhuca To-day State+ That General Crook has been removed
 and that General Miles, the We'll known Indian Fluhtcr ot the Department of Missouri Appoint
 ed to this i)e-
 partmcnI.
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Notice.

On and after October il;h, milk will on!, be delivered once \ day only.
 MRs. II. C. HESRIcx & Co.
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Notice to Sa'Oon Men. '.

Unt.i trItLrr n"iicG tie unGN signed w; l sc!i beer st q 20 per gec guaSii. de .gcc go p"unds at ice tree.
 MARTIN CssTELLo.
 c <. BRAEsHAw. etf iiAgrTxER < SaAUGR-Es5y.
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Vn mo l'n V VAS u'Icr,c' cd tDat the CcuHty ,rrasu' e be and is h,'.tby o'd :er: and d.-cc4cd :n :TS..sf-r nu: af the Crners fIui into the ge ersi salary fund tue sum ai s:9as.
 The BocrG then adjourned until Mc1dsy gt 10 m.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10

Tuu stock -sif boots fo, st at J. NeTers (: fToe.
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For Sale.

tnp buggy, iorsc and osr1"ss. Inquire C LLss. Fillmore, CInv Eaecuucs. A {.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-10

Tessr.. Wolcoi, & Me.s!rk have just re- eyed { ear load uf 'resh apple. E.