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Wrestling Challenge.

EDITOR DALEY ToMBsToNE-SIR, I intend to De in your city soon, and authorize you to insert the following challenge:
 hereby challenge any man to 2 tIreco Roman, or. .Catch-as-C Catch Can, Wrestling match, best three .in five for from Sl00 to $500 2 side. .
 PROF. ,LUcLEN MARC CHRIsrOL. Champion Light Weight Wrestler of the World.
 Dated Los Angeles Nov. '. 1885.
 Black and colorcd woolen faces at
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The Eclipse Bakery is now located on Fremont street, next door to Gregory : restaurant, and nothing Eut the best pies, cakes, bread and confectionery is soid ,lIere. yige it call. If
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS ARE SOLICITED ON THE FOL owing claims, in part or in whole. lnIerr> s acGcd to Jancary ', 15S5. on.o slnalc CT accounts 10 date viz:
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Items Of interest.

Tine Pions CT mills iionr scra entc IS tl.e hest in the market. For safe at the Cash store of M-oLCorr {, N ME.sIcK.
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TI5KS Pas'EE is kept on file al F

Dakc's Advertising Agency, ti and 6J hercnaniS Exchange, Saa Francisco, Cal, here contracts for advertising can be made
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN Obcdierce D an order os the ud%s of the Probate Court, made November 2D, 1885. will sell tr the highest and best bidder, on the 21d day "f DeceIn!Icr, lSSj. at private sale--ONe-haf the purchase money 10 be paid in cash, the balance To be paid in two equal instailmeits in three and six months from the date of sale, with interest at the rate of ore and one half per cent. per mouth, secured by note and two anpI owed securities the following described property belong ing to the Estate of Michao! SoCaan, de- ceased, to wit:
 An undivided thTce-fourths iptrre~t in 49i head Of cattle more or less, brAnded N. Also an undivided three-fourths interest m the Ranch known as Soonan Ranch. in Sulphur Springs Valley.
 Bids will be sealed and deposited in the office of the Probate Court. l reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
 J. C. DEAN,
 Administrator Dated Tombstone, Nor 70, 1885.
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Some Of tlle above claims lave run by statute limitation" No objeclion Is ex- pected to that as all the parties are suEpos- cd 10 be in good standing.
 The editor of this paper is authorized to discontinue the publication of thc above ac- ronnts upon the parties paying the same at .he office of this paper. For particulars direct, ELIAS BROWN
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store of WoLcorr :, ME-sIck.
 After breakfast, tn r. Ike y"if"r'f fee h~ppy, % to Asnman < Walkers and ,nrcnrsa.a .a choice impo.1a,. cigar.
 L,mr St. Ln;is hrrl n drausht for -le, who}c>a'e ;,au ,,;..., n; the Crystal
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 feds. ioi3 Come running. Those fine mack craI j,.st arrived a; R. r. M"asheid's.
 For hdie .f...i.aet rs.os 1,-rr"'te r- cN-a 2,
 n. ,i,g. r-i"css, r,:"r- '..' u. ,~l"H.;s a.,: E-l. .i.rrrr n.' ,li> city iui sac, and wlli sci |, i d bargain fl sal"',i for soon. Gall or | adl lr,>>. l. M NASH.
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 ; Tan stock raI boots iol Si at J. Meyers X i Er"~.
 Sun.mcrield Bros. are selling only frst-c}ass goods and at lower prices | than their opponents, who are selling 1 last wears goods for neW and at ad- vanced pr; es. I0-l4
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After breakfast, rn mike y"ifrf fee hsrpy, go to Ashuan < Walkers and ,,urcirsa a choice impo. .t2.. cigar.
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T. i- hcrcty ordered that thc foregoing Notice pi Application for Patent be published iur tie periad of sixty consecutive days in TIE DAILY TOMBSTONE, q daily newspaper published iA Tombstone, Cochisr Cnuaty, Arllyna. B. NJ. THOMAS,
 Register,
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Come a running. Those fine mack cral i;st arrived at R. r. M"nsiield's.
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cHAPrER cLxxry.

A Further Supplement to an act entitled "An act
for the government and regulation of the state
prison" approved the twenty first day Of April,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-six
3 l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New jersey, That an act
entitled "a further supplement to an act entitled
An act for the government and regulation of the
state prison. approved the twenty. first day Of
April, eighteen hundred and seventy-six," which
supplement was approved March fourteenth, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-three, and
II. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That it Is
hereby made the duty of the principal keeper, su-
perviSor and board of inspectors established by
the act to which this is further supplement, to
cause all goods, wares, merchandise and any
article whatsoever, or any part or portion of any
goods, wares, merchandise, or articles whatso-
ever made or manufactured in whole or in part
by means of the labor or skill under contract or
otherwise) of the prisoners confined in said
prison, to be stamped in legible and conspicu-
GUS manner with the words Manufactured in
the New Jersey State Prison"
20 And be it enacted, That it Is hereby made
the duty of the principal keeper, supervisor and
board of inspectors of said state prison to make
and publish such rules and regulations as shall
effectually carry out the provisions of the fore
going section of this act. and any refusal or neg
lect SO to do on the part of any such principal
keeper, supervisor or inspector, shall be deemed
and taken to be a misdemeanor, and on convic-
ton thereof, any such principal keeper, supervisor
or inspector shall be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars, or imprisonment at
hard labor for any term not exceeding two years.
or both.
''3. And be it enacted, That all acts or parts OF
acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act
be and the same are hereby repealed, and this
act shall take effect Immediately; but the pro-
visions of this act shall not apply to articles man
ufactured under any contract now in existence"
Be and the same is hereby repealed. "a
q And be it enacted, Thai this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved April Z, 1885. --ib t-a <-A
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CHAPTER cIxv1r


A Supplement to the act entitled IAN act relative
to public printing" approved March twenty
third, one thousand eight hundred and eighty
three. ..-...,.. r,i,s,f e-.is, 5 s4a9- :,
j. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State of New Jersey, That section
four of the act to which this is amendatory shall
be SO amended as to read: - 2 at'i ss1l' At.l
"4. And be 1t enacted, That it shall be the duty
of the comptroller to advertise in like manner,
during the month of May of each year, for pro
posals for printing all blanks and furnishing all
stationery required for the use of the several
departments and public offices of the state gov
eminent for the ensuing year, in accordance with
forms and samples to be submitted by him said
stationery proposals to be made separate and dis
tinct from the proposals for blanks, and the
samples and specifications for each of the two
proposals to be separately shown in the comp
therefor; and it shall be the duty of the head of
each department and public Office of the state
government in the month of April in each year,
to furnish the comptroller with statement of the
amount and kind of stationery, and with samples
of such blanks as will be needed by their respec-
tive departments
3. And be it enacted, sThat section six ofthe act
to which this Is amendatory shall be so amended
as to read af= - sfr ft4l sa
as. And be it enacted That it shall be the
duty of the comptroller, upon receipt of said
proposals, to publicly open the same in the pres
ence of the governor in the executive chamber,
and to contract for the said printing and station
cry with the approval of the governor, upon the
most advantageous terms that may be offered,
which proposals shall remain of record in his
office; and If, upon the day and hour fixed for
the opening of said proposals. the governor is
unable to be present, the comptroller shall open
the same publicly in his office, and the contract
shall be subsequently, awarded by him, with the
approval Of the goveSrnor as previously stated"
effect Immediately. -
Approved April 7, 1885, --s
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CHAPTER CLxxu.
An Act to authorize the compromise and dis
charge of claims against one or more of several
persons liable as sureties or for certain acts of
negligence

An act to authorize the compromise and dis
charge OF claims against one or more of several
persons liable as sureties or for certain acts of
negligence.
i. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New jersey That in any
case where several trustees, managers or direc-
tors OF any insolvent banking or other corpo-
ration, now shall be liable to action at law
or IN equity for unlawfully making any dividend,
or dividing, Withdrawing or reducing capital, or
ior any default, negligence or malfeasance in the
discharge of their duties, and in any case where
several sureties on any bond for the performance
OF any DUTY or employment now are or shall be
liable as aforesaid for any default negligence or
malfeasance of their principal, the receiver or
trustees or such person, corporation or officer as
may be empowered to bring such action on such
pond may settle and compromise with, release
and discharge any one or more of the parties SO
liable, and such settlement compromise, release
or discharge shall not affect or constitute any de-
tense to any such action or right of action at
law or in equity against the other partess liable;
but In such case the recovery against those not
50 settled with and discharged, or any of them,
snail not exceed the proportion to which they OF
ne would have been bound according to the rules
ofequity If no such settlement and discharge had
been made
2. And be 1t enacted That when any such set
Element shall be made pending suit, it may be
made known to the court by pleading and moved
At the trialor hearing, and Judgment or decree
may be rendered against the other defendants OF
defendant not SO settled with for the proper
amount for which they or he may be found liable
3. And be it enacted, That no compromise OF
settlement shall be made as aforesaid without the
approval first had and obtained from the court
out OF which such receiver or trustee was APP
pointed. eg @
4. And be It enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately
Approved April z, 1885.
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CHAPTER Oily

A Further Supplement to an act entitled AN act
to establish and regulate pilots for the ports of
Jersey City. Newark and Perth Amboy by way
of Sandy Hook" approved April seventeenth.
eighteen hundred and forty six. ~
/. Be it enacted by the Semitic and General
Assembly of the stfHe of New Jersey, That section
one of the act to which this is supplement- be
and the same is hereby amended SO that the same
shall read as follows, to wit:
81. Be it enacted by the Senate ana General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That if the
term of any of the commissioners of pilotape has
expired shall expire during the present session
of the legislature, the successor of such commits
sioner shall be appointed by the senate and
general assembly in joint meeting. and he shall
hold his office for three years; and the successor
of any commissioner of pilotage whose term shall
expire after the adjournment of the present legis
lature shall be appointed in like manner; ali Of
the commissioners, whose terms have not expired
or will not expire during the present session Of
the legislature, shall hold their office until their
successors are appointed in the manner Aforesaid.
and in case any commissioner shall die or resign
or in any other way become disqualified to act IL
shall be the duty OF the said joint meeting at its
first meeting thereafter, to fill such vacancy and
the person so appointed to fill such vacancy shall
hold his Office for the like term of three wears !.
and the commissioners of pilotage, or majority
of them, shall be authorized, and full power and
authority are hereby given to them, to permit, at
their discretion, any person to act as a branch
pilot off the bar of Sandy Hook or of the river
Raritan or of the harbors of Jersey City, Newark
or Perth Amboy, they having examined the said
person, in the manner hereinafter mentioned
and made such inquiries respecting him and his
qualifications as to them the said Commissioners,
or majority OF them, shall appear necessary and
expedient.
3. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately. e ~ >.
Passed April 4, 1885.
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CHAPTER cLxyI.


An Act to amend an act entitled "a further sup
plement to an act entitled AN act to provide
"a for the organization of the State Lunatic Asy-
insane approved February twenty third
eighteen hundred and forty seven" which said
supplement was approved March first, eighteen
hundred and fifty. ,fl t5l F.,sar .if7 ~ h
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the State of New Jersey, That
section one of an act entitled ga further supple
ment to AN act to provide for the organization of
the State Lunatic Asylum, and for the care and
maintenance of the insane, approved February
twenty third, eighteen hundred and forty-seven,"
which said supplement- was approved March first
eighteen hundred and fifty, be and the same is
hereby amended so as to read as follows:
II. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
no person shall be admitted into the asylum as q
patient except upon an order of some court or
judge authorized to send patients, without lodg-
ing with the superintendent: first, a request,
under the hand of the person by whose direction
he Is sent stating his age and place of nativity If
known, his christian and surname, place of resi-
deIce, occupation and degree of relationship or
other Giro umstance or connection between him
and the person requesting his admission and
second, certificate dated within one month,
under oath, signed by two reputable physicians,
of the fact of his being insane; each person sign
ing such request or certificate shall annex to his
name his profession or occupation and the town
ship, county and state of his residence unless
these facts appear on the face of the document.p
2. And be 1t enacted, That this act shall take
effect imme diately. Hl -
Approved April Z, 1885. = as - '-s7ii ~ =
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CHAPTER cLxxy1.
An Act for the restoration Of the state house

All ACL lOI Tie IcSOOidllOu Vi Tie SldVe uOub6.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey That
the governor, the secretary of state, the comp
tuted commission, which commission, or ma
jorityof them, shall have full power and author
ity on behalf of the state to cause the burnt por
ton of the state house to be restored in the same
external form as it before the late fire. either
by arrangement with the insurance companies
liable for the loss occasioned by said fire. or by
contract or contracts to be made by said commits
sion; and in said restoration the said commission
shall have power in their discretion to strengthen
the foundations and walls. and rebuild such parts
thereof as may be necessa - and to make such ar
rangement of the interior as may be convenient
and to make such portions of the interior fire
proof may be necessary for safety of the records
and to expend in the purposes aforesaid such
moneys as shall be necessary, not exceeding fifty
thousand dollars which moneys shall be paid on
the requisition of such commission, by the state
said commission shall proceed Immediately with
said work and complete the same before the next
session of the legislature and the state treasurer
and comptroller may borrow, in the name of the
state upon temporary loans, any part of said
moneys, If necessary, and said commission shall
report to the next legislature their proceedings
under this act, with detailed statement of their
expenditures, and that said commission be aT-
thorized to employ'Some experienced and compe-
tent architect or sanitary engineer to devise plans
and employ proper means for the heating and
ventilation of the senate and assembly chambers
to overcome the cold currents of air, and that
the sum of five thousand dollars additional be and
the same is hereby appropriated for that purpose
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall taxa
effect Immediately.
Approved April z, 1885,
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proved April 7, 1885.
CHAPTER CLxX.

A Supplement to an act entitled San act relative
to the publication of the laws of this state in
the newspapers" approved April twenty-frst,
one thousand eight hundred and seyentysix.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New jersey, That
in every county in this state having but three
weekly newspapers. only two of which are now
authorized by law to publish the public laws of
this state, the newspaper not SO authorized to
publish said laws shall be designated, in the man
ner prescribed by law, to publish the public laws
Of this state passed at each session of the legsla
ture, including the laws of the present session;
providing that this act shall not apply to weekly
newspapers hereafter established in said coun-
ties, and that the said newspaper shall be located
outside of the county seat, and have been pub
lished continuously for at least twelve years and
have a circulation of not less than seven hum,
dred and fifty copies, and is not "patent out
side" 1r
Q. And be It enacted, That the rate of compen-
sation shall be the same as that now allowed by
law.
5. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately. --a--
Approved April Z, 1885. 1904 8-lsTs.gsaA
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CHAPTER cLxxvIII.

Supplement to an act entitled "An act concern
ing conveyances' (Revision), approved March
twenty-seventh, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy -four.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly of the State of New Jersey, That whenever
lands lie partly in one county and partly in one
or more other counties, and deed or conveyance
of such lands shall have been recorded in one of
such counties, it shall and may be lawful to
record in any OF all of the other said counties in
which such lands lie as aforesaid, certified copy
of the record of such deed over the hand and Off
cal seal of the officer of such county authorized
to record deeds, where the same is recorded, and
the record of such certified copy shall be made in
the same manner, and shall be valid and eftectual
in law as if the original deed was then and there
recorded in the stead of such certified copy; pro-
vided, that the certificate of the officer making
such certified copy shall be recorded with the
same; and provided further, that this act shall
not affect the rights of any person or persons
which may have been acquired before the record
ing of any such deed, or certified copy thereof in
any of said counties.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved April 10, 1885. 1 lT
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CHAPTER cIxxx.z

An Act to amend an act entitled sAn set to em---
power fish wardens to enforce game laws -
"a /. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly Of the State of New jersey, That section
one Of an act entitled An act 70 empower fish
wardens to enforce game laws approved April
fourteenth eighteen hundred and eighty-four be
amended SO as 10 read as follows: : S.
/. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General As
sembly Of the State of New Jersey, Thatwhen the
board of chosen freeholders of any county Of this
state may 50 determine, the fish wardens Of this
state now or hereafter to be appointed as pro-
vided for in section three of a supplement to IAN
act to regulate fisheries" approved March if
teenth, one thousand eight hundred and seventy
one SHALL in addition to the duties now imposed
upon them be and they are hereby severally en-
powered and required, on view or information,
to enforce the game or cunning laws on the Sab
bath day, commonly called Sunday within their
respective counties, by aIesting and prosecuting
the offender or offenders with all the power and
assistance they are now vested with in enforcing
the fishing laws; they shall make an annual re-
port, duly authenticated, to the board Of chosen
freehoders of their respective counties, and shall
receive three dollars per diem for each day they
are occupied in their special service as game
wardens to be paid by the county treasurer, on
the order of the board of chosen freeholders
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved April 10, 1885. s e1nt1.f .1aa
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cuxpTFR Ivxvn
An act to provide for the census or enumeration
of the Inhabitants of this State

An act to provide for the census or enumeration
of the inhabitants of this State.
!. Re it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That an
enumeration of the inhabitants of this state and
of each county, town and township thereof shall
be taken during the present year, eighteen hun
dred and eighty-fiye, and during every tenth year
hereafter under the direction Of the secretary of
state. es ee 1
q And be it enacted That the secretary of state
shall as soon as may be after the passage of this
act and also every tenth year hereafter cause uni
form blank returns and abstracts, together with
copies of this act and such instructions as he may
deem necessary, to be printed for the purpose of
taking such enumeration. at an expense not to
exceed seven hundred and fifty dollars.
8. And be it enacted, That the secretary of state
SHALL on before the fifteenth day of April instant
and on or before the fifteenth day ofApri in every
tenth year hereafter, transmit in such manner as
he may think proper. TO each of the county clerks,
twice as many of such blank returns and as many
copies of this act and of said instructions as there
election districts in their respective counties.
"A. And be it enacted, That 1t shall be the duty
of each county clerk on before the first day of
May next and on or before the first day of May
in every such tenth year hereafter, to forward to
the township clerk of each of the townships in his
county and to the clerk of each of the cities and
towns o sufficient number of blank returns and
copies of this act and instructions aforesaid
transmitted to him by the secretary of state to
supply each assessor of such township, town or
city with duplicate sets of said blank returns and
one copy of this act and one copy of said instruc
tons.
5. And be it enacted, That on the fifteenth day
of May next, and on the fifteenth day of May in
every such tenth year hereafter, every such as
SCISSOR shall proceed to enumerate, truly and
accurately the inhabitants residing in the district
for which he shall have been appointed, by max
ing actual INQUIRY at dvHiiins hf.'ssA 49,