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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
nk:UB!! CAPITAL PRIZE, S150,000

We d9 hereby certify fhrt we supervise the "rrdnernieuis Tor sE the Aoalliy and semi. hnhuai Drawings ut The I."l.i-iana state Lot f'? C"fupnar and il. prr.on m-n- age and r'rtrol tGe nravis.s ,EcrusClve.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
Frank c. Earle, Assay Office
 AND CHEMICAL LABORATORY
Siii.iIn0i!S,

iN TIE COUNTY CouErti MD FQ3
 HE CotNII oF '.O'liiSE, IN TIE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
 Jrhu Montgomery. Plaintiff y-, Joel S Bymgtuu. C E. C.,ucidar and Jnme, Brueic. Dc,-I tnts.
 A.rian brought in tLc Goa 'ty Court of Cochisc. Tcrrlrry af Ar.lnul. and The com i.!,nt Hi"G in tLc ':id r"unJy "f C"chi~c. in the DGicc oi ilc oltIk ci the cad County Count
 The Territory of Arizona ,-.ls grrr,ing 7 70 Juc S. E, inrtnn, t. l: t"liei!dar and Iimc, Brr~ic, defender.
 You are uV'eby required :.- dpu' tr in an .cl.An brought @aln-; yuu hy thc ahoN" banned li.iu'id. ia the Iounir tourt ,f .y-hi~c Cutn,N. Ttrl'oly e! irlz"na. ;.:id L. ansN,i ihr complaint filed therein, w!lGin twenty dave ,,XvlUsiNr e, Inc dal oi sCryicc) J i CT the ~ Ioe uu lUu "f thls Si:nin"n>, II -crvrd within tiis county; ur fl served ont this county. but in this di>tr',t. within ;Ent, Aavs; othcrwi,e wlihin t"rts dn,s. or jud giuenl Uy .,"GG.::;;.iis will b,- takrn aganst YOU according to the prayer 0! said con4- rlaint.
 Said acton i- brought in recover of sou tlc sum oi eleven hund.rd and lorty.;mo jollar~. AS fully appears i'y ihe complaint filed herein, i duly certified copy of which 's hcrct. attached And lou are hereby no Ifi.d tlut il you fail L" 4rprar and Hr>wer ;llr sad complaint aS above rcq,sllcd, the said rla Il.iH will ak juG-mcnt against you by q, raIl. in the >un ni Sl,li2 with interest. statutory damage and costs of sat.
 Gwen under nay hand and seal Of ' r "r Ar!z ,nn, tAi- ii.tlI day oi October, A D. lSsj.
 40 WALLACE. Clerk.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28

". IT RAMSEY. ADMINS TRAITOR OF tht c-;d;c ut W. A. Daniel. d""e"s q, lied hs ''vli:iOn in tlic Probate Court Oi CUvh..c CouL!t prayir. far an Oricr 10 sell Ike real and pcrsorai p'ofer:y bei"ngin-: to said estate.
 Tuesday, tlc "ith day of November, lSs5, at 10 o'clock a. m. Is appointed as the lime 'o hrar said rct 'inn and all persons inter e-'.t 'r -.' ! .-.r.u as hereby aut!'ru ta :tI ear at i.c court oI Prubatr, ID C0Clisa ,uurtV, .u'i shuw caI.e II any, why JA or Ter >lInu'i I,.t be made auihorizin said Administrator to sci all tbe Tcsl and per SuHul rr"I'vg ' hrirnEins To ;!'c c>t.tc .! " A Dl'.el. q cea>cd-
 Dated, O. tJb-r 14ih, is,5.
 B L. PEEL.
 EX-DiliC!u Clclk.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28


 Just rcceived' at AslIduH X Walkers cigar store. new l"t o: those celebrated Eatrclla cigars, ? for 2S cents if Cigars, foSaccos, pipes, knivca and in 'act everything in inc smoker, line. for sale ai Ashmun X Walkers ci gar store ,. reasonable orices. fl lt is lnderd terrible tfiig ,o .6se oaes hind, but i. Is 2 more terrible .higk to sui Ter such condition when i. can berso easily dreSentcd. o5ly The stotsi of Ia,ura, ,ce recently pur chased by us. being all consumed, the pr.cc '' iee hereafter w'li be ern;s per pound flieb rste vii De rnaini-iGcC. curny rhe = >CI1LNLsTLLS. .I Ca
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
VI. <. DAIPHTN.
 New Orleans, La. or M. \. DAJPHIN,
 Washington, ID. C.

Make r. 0. Noncy Order; payable and addres: Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La
 OR LOUISIANA NATIONAL BANK,
 New Or leans, La, STATE NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La, GERMANIA NATIONAL BANK,
 New Orleans, La HOV9-Jv
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28

3.2!9 Priz $. amourti". ta.... :Ja2. .jDO
 Application for rates to cluts should be male orly To office of the Company in New C lrnns.
 For further :G'orn'H'ioH write clearly, civ Ing full ad!r,ss. Q >TAL NOT Els. Ev..tc-s Money Orders, or ', ~ Yuk Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency by Express ia!i sums of 5 and uUw.Id- ., our cXpenscl sd- d
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
FOR SALE A-

The Cattle ranch near the Dra- goqn Iaourtains known a. the Lynch -aneh together with 60 head pf cattle and ali Improvements. Forp,rticuiars inquire of Mrs. ". 2, Morris. Saff0r1 street, one house from the foundry aug.4-Gw
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28

Mss1-.iZsS frlies and CySgsses m ATNE.ESr3sfsS mature yedrs-SuCh ds Ioss Oi nemcry, zes5ltude, nocturnal ends sous, aver.inns tO soCi"ly, d1inroHs ol Vi,- sot.. nose- in the head, tue vital nuid pass ing unol-ervrd through the tune, and man! other diseases that iuad icinSaniiy an1 death,
 Dr. Miniie. wEo is regIi'r graduated physician, will agrc. to forfeit five hundred dollars fOr case uf this kirG that the '!tal Restorative lander his special devise and treatment) will moi cure, or for anything Im- pure or injurious found in it. Dr. MiEtie treats all diseases successfully without mer cvry ConsutJ'iUr free Through exam insiion nnd aGyicc. including analysis o' urine, 8. PrIre Of NIlal Restorative slJo bo.tie. or four times the quantity io! S5; s.H, fo any address upon rcrc.pt Of price, or 7. c. D, secure from observation and m prl- ya.c maze. if desired, by \. E MIN HE, N. Dr. No. l2 kearny stree. San Francisco, Gal.
 Dr. Minutes Kidney Remedy, NErHngTI- CUM curse all kinds of kidney and bladder myiaints. gcrrorIhpa, iecu"orTGra, Siect. Fur sale ty al d. uggis:s, Si bottle, SIX bottles Sb
 Dr. Mirtie's D1ndc'ion Fills and ;ie best Id cheapest dys prpsia and bilious cure in
 ',marke,. For s7ic by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
o. K. CORRAL Livery and Feed
 Stable.

Allen S.rec. between Third anc tourth TRANSIENT STOCK WELL CARED FOR
 A good variety of Bugsics, Garages and w ayons. with teams 10 match. Eleven passenger cXcu ision coach, suitable Tor pie nics or other parties. Orders sent by mai or telegraph for outfits will be promptly "t- tended tu.
 John Montgomery,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
lNe1< Warrington
$500 REWARD

By virtue of thcauthortv vested ia me by tie Board of Supervisors of Cochise County at regular meeting of said Board, held or tie 5th day of. October, 1885, ] hereby offer g reward of $500 for the ap prehensien, dead or alive, cf tie renegade Apache Chef Geronimo And by the same auth ority I offer 8 further reward oi e25O for the apprehension, dead sr alive, of any one of said Ceronimo's band fl renegade Indians who have boz engaged with him in his nurde. ous raids through Cochise County Such apprehension. to earn the above rewards, must be made by .some person or persons not in the military service of the United States.
 R. s. HATCH, Sheriff
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
Sample Bottle Free,

l!be sent 10 any one aprlying by letter stiting symEiOm., sex and age. strict se crocy in regard to a!l hHsiIcss traEs actions.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
NOTICE.
To the Tax Payers of Co., ';,ehise County, Arizona:

The Territorial and County Tax es for tile current yea, ef 1885 are .lue and payable, ct the office of the .rsx Collector. of said County, in -the city Of Tombstone. and must y,e paid on 0, before the third Monday in December 1885, and on failure. to pay tic same as above provided, penalty if five per cent twill be added there.
 A. J RITTER, Treasurer and sz-Oficio Tax Col ' lector. for Cochise County Ari-
 Zona Territory.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
The Great English Remedy

|, I< . never iii.ing curc for nervous de- bilttv. exhausted vi tnlity, seminal weak ness, sl erniatorrl ca,
 O-t nia"noOG, impo- leney, rerHlysss. and ail he terrible effects 1f self abuse, youth fullies and cycg>ses m iIiaIure years such
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
Capital Prize. Sl5O.GOU

:s Notice Tickets are. Ton Dollars
 only. Halves S.5. Fitrhs. 80 Trrnths Si.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
The Silver
 City Stables.

Cor xtli and Allen Streets. The undersigned would hereby notify .he public that he has removed his sta oies to the corner ot Sixth anl Allen 'streets and that he is prepared to rent
 Single aud Double Teams and saddle horses g.. the most reason able rates. Also runs freight teams to 'Fairbank. Business men by marking goods to Ev care can be sure Of JIice !transportation.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-28
Notice.
PROPRIETOR.

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable rates. nj the California ranch. l5 miles iron. Tombstone, Good feed. wst,r and sh'dc- For particulars apply to J NJ. Nash. st The cookery on Alien street
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21
ClEyEi.AND's PosHra0N ON sEL.
 yER COINAGE,

ltls generally agreed that Cleve- land is opposed to the further coinage of silver, and since his views on this question have been aScertained, bl- metalists have become very uneasy, Public men and business man of both parties have come from the presence of the President.elect with the univer- sal agreement that he is not in favor of silver coinage. While Mr Warner, of Ohio, was in New York, recently, he called on Cleveland thinking to put m good word for silver but greatly to his surprise, the President-eleet in. dicated that he thought the coinage of silver ought to l,e suspended. This SO alarmed tho ohioan that he hurried back 10 the capital and asked Mir Bland to call conference of the silver snen in the House, which was forth with done, and the result is that q pe- titiou, signed by more than one hun dred and fifty members, will be sent to Mir, Cleveland asking him not to commit binself on the silver question until after they have been heard.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21
Tnr rooR IxpIAN.

Our attention has been called to an article by E. s, smalley in the Century Magazine for January, which so ex- actly aeeords with our views ou the Indian question that we publish the following extract:
 There is a mistaken notion among philanthropic people in the east that the Indian is 8 mueh-ahused person who is entitled Go the lively sympathy of mankind. Undoubtedly there nave been plenty of instances of broken treaties and individual and tribal wrongs; but, looking at the matter not from historical but from actual point of yisw, it must be admitted that the aborigine on a reservation has more rights and privileges than a white man enjoys, If could have the privileges on this reservation which the Indian has, said Major Roman, the Indian Agent, as we were driving through the lovely Maisson Valley, IywouId resign my office at once, settle down on one of these streams, build house, fence in nll the land Iwanted, and get me a big herd of cattle. The Indian or the half breed, explained the agent, can inplose as much land as he pleases and use as much more as he wants for stock range He pays no taxes, and rides free on the railroad, Ii his tools get out of repair, or his horses need shoe ing, the government employs a black smith to work for him. He takes his wheat to the agency Rour-mill, where it is ground by the government antl his logs to the agency saw-nill to bs made into lumber of tie dimensions he wishes. If he is sick, the govern ment supplies him Eith medicines and a doctor. The missionaries educate his children in boarding-school, and furnish him the comforts of religion without charge. If too idle to work, he knows that the government will in. no event let him starye. If he tries, he can become a rich man by the mere increase of his cattle and horses. Nov how does It stand with the white citi- zsn? Instead of thousands of acres, he can get from the government only one hundred and sixty, and on them be must pay taxes and rustic for Twin, as the western phrase goes The Indian IS our true American aris- tocrat. TIe owns the whole landscape he tolls not, save in a fitful way IS it suits his pleasures, and he spends his time in hunting, fishing horse-raclng, gambling and loatng. It will Do ar- gued, know, that the Indian once owned the whole country, and that their reservation and the privileges they have upon them are. after slli,i buta smill compensation for wilat they have lost. This, agaiu,is . rais- take Nolveolple own a country be- cause shey lpam over t before others come to shale thetr occupancy II a few hundred white men sbould chauce he the Asst inhabitants of territry large enough for a great state, yiho would Fay that ties owned all thel Ind hy rnaAon af that eirenmsianee
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21

Hon. Thomas Weedin, Councilman from Pinal, in a letter 70 the Florence Enterprise, voices our sentiments ex- actly in regard to the bills to establish an insane asylnm at Ph@nix, Terri torial university and 10 remove the Territorial Prison to Tucson. He says;
 "Thcse three schemes will call for appropriations aggregating about $500, ,OOO and increase opr tax burdens to an almost unbearable extent. l think the Democrats in the Council will oppose th2se projects to a man, and believe one or two Republicans will ioiu them. IL so, the doors of the treasury can be kept bolted against the raiders. We have about as much need Of an insane asylum and univer- sity as an angel has of hand-organ, So faras the penitentiary is concerned, it should be abolished and our conyietS sent east, where they can be tarmed out and bring in . profit, instead of costing us over $50 0O0 DOT annum.'
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21

A number of papers have been agi- tating the question as to when tn Legislative session wlll close. Secre- tary Van Arman yesterday received an official communication from Wash ington which set the matter electual- ly at rest. In it he is instructed to pay members for 50 days from the date of the temporary organization. As the House effected temporary or ganizahon on Thursday, January 15, it wlll close on March 18th. The organization of the Council was not effected unttl January 2lst, but as it cannot prolong the session longer than that of the House, 1t is safe to say that the gayels of Mr. President and Mir Speaker will on the 18th day of March sound the adjournment sine die of ths 18th Legislative Assembly. --Cochise Record
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21
rEnntrnnrAn roracn.
Condensed fr0m CaNr Exchanges f0r
 aRilweP Rels't Readers.

The Aver saw-mill at Flagstaifhaye issued proposals for eightmilIion feet of saw-logs.
 The roller skating craze is spreading in Arizona Tombstone, Tucson and Flagstaff now have rinks.
 The average annual temperature at Tucson, is the same as at Jacksonville, Fla; aud New Orleans, La namely 69 degrees,
 A serles ofbilIiard games was played in Prescott Tuesday nigtt, between Hon. J, G Campbell and W. A. Mur. phy, for Sl,000 game, Murphy came. out S200o ahead,
 The Wilcox Stookman says: Ut N understood that she cavalry regiment. which garrisons the posts of sou;herlt Arizona will soon exchange with ono of the negro regiment now stationet. in Texas"
 The entire business portion os Bis, bee, Cochise county, was destroyed by fire on last Tuesday morning. Thtl loss is estimated at Sso00o, and tho total insurance is only $22.00o, NJ, damage was done to the Cop ler Queer. works. The burned district will bt. rebuilt,
 It was reported on the stres,ts lasi evening that tramp had been caIr tured in Bisbee against whom con,lu siye proof could be brought as to Hii being guilty of the crime of ineendiar ism in burning up the copper camp, Whether it IS any more than rumol was not ascertained. Epitaph.
 The proposition of changing q Q tims of koldin! the Territorial legisla. | tive sessions from winter to summer, is being seriously discussed by mem. bers of the Legislature. The superb summer climate of Prescott would be a strong inducement to attract many who do not eale to experience the hardships of the trip in winter,- Miner,
 The Clifton Clarion says; Deputy Sheriff Catterall and posse, in pursuit of Frank Tarbell, who shot Thomas Pickett in Fort Thomas, were on hot trail in Apache county, and have undoubtedly eaugat Tarbell by this time. Rewards for his capture aggre- gate s350 Thomas M Murran of Fort Thomas has been beld in Sl,0O0 bonds by the magistrate as accessory to the attempt to murder Pickett.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21

Eleven days from to-day Demo- erat will be inaugurated President of tae United States, the first of that party since March 4, 1857. The Pres ideney during the intervening twen- ty-ejght years has been succe$siyely held by Republicans. That Mir Cleye- land, the incoming incumbent, will faithfully administer the affairs of government admits of but little doubt
 The fact of his avowal that he is not an aspirant for second term strength- ems the belief that he will not be sub- seryient ta the dictation of politicians.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21

Our Leg sIature hasouly twenty-two days yet ', serve. The Prescott Miner says that it is not likely 10 accomplish much teyond passing appropriation bills, and takes 1t as matter for eou- gratUation rather than regret as there are rnany vicious hills pending befueit and few desirable ones thas certain. ly not accomplished much. but iS a K.tle ahead of the Pennsylvania Legis- liturs which during five week. ses- jion passed only one bill and that fail. ed to become 3 law.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21

MorFilti, F.---loi g, block S2 town
 of Globe; tax and costs, 36l ] Marquis, A..-~lut is, block S2, town l Of tilpbe; tax aud costs, S6i I Myers < Scleln--l0t l4, block l8, town Of Globe, itnpfoyedi tax and costs, 213 s2 ! Myers Mrs.-.lot 15. block 70, town 1 oi Globe, inp4uYed; tax aud colts, 10 & 1 Marshall, Seth and Morse, GeiI-- 1 Continental mine and mill site, 1 patented entry 9s, Records, II. i S. Land Office, Tucson, 4. T.; tax
 and costs, s e2
 Myers, j. k Cu.--frame house on Pioneer mining claim, aI Pioneer;
 tax nnd costs, 224 | Moreno, Andres loiise and lot in the rear of Aate0 Guerra's tax
 and costs, 10 90 l Neffe. Susnn P.--2 houses in McMil len. on the Stonewall Jackson | mine; tax and costs, 25 co Sfiien; tax and costs 86i { Slides, Aits.--lut |, block 63, tDwnof | Globe; mortgage on lot {, block l 3o, town oi Globe; tax and costs, l3 SO Stearns, C. W.-pGssessOfy right to tlie henO raiich, about miles I west of Iont9 creek, on the 'ronto
 and Fort Mcdowell road; tax aiIG
 costs 5 g2
 Scholeiield, Geo. Is.--lot Of land and house on west Ot county road, bes Colin ,. Ferguson tax aud costs, sa smith Bf0s.--HlDftgage on Jay 1 Gould nline Globe District, mort I gage on l0t C. block 75, town Of l Globe; tax and costs, i6 N 1 Tweed, Wni. &.--ppssessory right to ranch at Dripping springs, l mile westerly from the slage sta i ton; tnX and cosis, 90 UT \ Townsend Mill and Mining Co., l Dliifesite on west bank Of west ! fork Of Pinai creek, about "a Of mile sottbeTig fr0ll the Golden Eagle mill, together with all
 buildings and machinery thereon; | tax andcosts, As 29 I Takoma Copper Co. boarding
 aad aaG's eosts, ss ~ '0'''''s A''s l9oI
 Work, Jas H1~mortgagg II on the 1 0Doug3erty and Big Johnny mines, Giobe DislTlet tax and costs, Bi6 25
 Wonder Mining Co.--Wonder mill
 afd miil-site, about IF miles nGrtbeastefly from Globe, at tine old 5toekman camp, tax qHd costs, 1T 2S I Ward, A. A, and BrO.-- iSOsSess0fy I right Co ranch on west side of 1 T0nt0 creek between the ranches of Dave BglI aud Frank Cline, | known as the old Government 1 farm; balance due on tax and ! costs, l0g 65 1 Public notice Is hereby given that unless the taxes delinquent, in the foregoing list,
 together with costs and percentages are
 paid the real property upon which such
 taxes are lien, wifi be sold at public auc-
 ton, on
 Thursday, the goth day Of February, [ isg5, at 10 o'clock a. n., of that day, in
 front of the Sheria7s office. BIZ. PASC0E, ta Sheriff.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21

Some of tue Republican newspapers of the Territory are bowling because of the defeat, in the House, of the res olution complimentary to Governor Tritle, and embodying request to President-elect Cleveland to retain him in office. Had the latter clause been omitted there is little doubt but that the resolution would have passed, as it is generally admitted that Tritle has made an acceptable governor, but to expect Democrats to vote to retain in office so pronounced Republican as Governor Tritle, is unreasonable. If the conditions were reversed how many Republicans, we ask, would favor a Democratic e&ecutive2 Mir. R:sley, Republican, showed his sense by opposing It "because he did not consider it proper, and is opposed to making humiliatiug appeals in behalf of oficIals."
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21

Stephens, of Puma, on the 18th, yig- orously opposed an amendment offered by Weedin, of Pinal, to exempt Pinal and Ciile from the operation of the bill reducing fees of county officers 4 wise economy iu matters of legislation is commendable, but there is such a thing as oyerdoing the matter. On the lst of January, 1885, a law re- ducins fees of county officers took effect, and now some of the offices do not pay grpb, Gila county does not want the time of officers without pay- ing therefor at fir compensation.
Arizona silver belt., 1885-02-21

The fall of Kbartoum, be the fate of General Gordon what it nay, changes the whole aspect of the Soudan ques- tion. It proses beyond caVil what has often been exported, that the Mahdi has very large fighting force in the Sondan; that he himself, when the hour eams, knows how Co strike the most effective blows; that no Egyp, tian, blae k, or so-called friendly Arab troops can De relied on to fght against him, and that all the El gl.sh forces sent to suppress him have so far beer ludierously too small,