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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-06-25
OREGON.


PORTLAND, June 24th.-The ordinance
favoring the Morey Water Company passed
the City Council tonight. Under the pro-
visions of this ordinance, the company is
given the privilege of supplying the city
with water at $4,000 for twenty years. Ii
was no sooner passed than an injunction
was served by the Marshal on the Mayor
and Councilmen. preventing further action.
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Held for Grand Larceny and Conspiracy
-Brakeman's Scull Fractured.

Tucson, June 24th.-The preliminary
examination of Wiley Box and Hannah
Box, the mulattoes charged with thegrand
larceny of 81 900 from John Bryson, and
also with q conspiracy to poison Bryson,
was concluded this afternoon, and both
were held in $1,000 each.
A brakeman named Conner, while at
tempting to board the incoming train last
evening, slipped and fell, his head striking
the oil-box of the truck, fracturing his
skull His injuries are thought to be fatal.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
AN OLD MAN KILLED BY A FALL.
AT SALT LAKE.
Woman Lost in Mendocino County
Arizona Advices-MaSonic
Celebration.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EEoonD-usros.l
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w. A. Gett, Jr.,
A. 7. Stewart,
Thos. scott,
4. Mouton,
f. Mouton,
W. E. Manlove,
Chas. Defending,
Geo. Reuter-,
Peter Rooney,
VIII Johnston,
J. f.. LaRue,
]. Z. Terry,
]. W. Shepherd,
f. C. We'll,
W. S. EnoS,
d. Lindley,
4. q. Folger,
f. T. Johnson,
A. J. Johnston,
Frank Hickman,
Crawford Cox,
F. f. Freeman,
f. L. Lambert,
Frank Talbot,
Ben. Leonard,
]. B. Devine,
J. y. Funston,
w. W. Bassett.
Eugene Smith,
Geo. G. Davis,
Will Gwynn,
w. J. Hoehn,
Flood Flint,
J. w. Reith,
J. G. Sepulveda,
Thomas O'Neil,
Ben. OiNeil,
Robert Martyr,
Preston L. Lykins,
J. p. Dalton,
J. Il. Grady,
]. ]. O'Connor,
Felix T. Dunn,
f. J. Clark,
w. 6. Leake,
Geo. C. Mitchell,
David Lubin,
L. Brownheim,
C. f. Phipps,
w. Roam,
Wm. Coates,
Clarence Hayford,
Albert NJ. johnson,
J. T. StoQ,
Ed. ]. Dwyer,
G. G. Pickett,
EimOre Brown,
v William Benning,
Chas. Graff,niller,
Edw. Earl,
Chas. Thompson,
S. w. McKim,
Curtiss Todd,
W. Emory,
Lew. Dickman,
NJ. Fay.
W. F. McFadden.
p. Newman,
K. Singleton,
ThOs. Fox,
Jos. MCGUIRE.
Vim. Scanlon,
+. Mahon,
II. Doty,
H. Kercheval,
Joe ROWers
D. ellis,
W. f. Loydal.
\. NJ. Fay,
V. 6. McClatchy,
John Reith,
Chas. Hull,
John McComb, Jr.,
Jas. Stephenson,
Jas. Anderson, Jr.,
j. Z. Mooney,
J. O. Coleman,
Thos. Cunningham,
John Whitelaw,
Chas. A. Fiske,
Erskine Greer,
Walter Greer,
Jas. Heffernan,
C. X. McClatchy,
C. p. Hale,
C. II. Gilman,
Fred. Neary,
J. I. Stafford,
Vim. Govan.
Elias Govan,
C.. Z. Weinrich,
Henry Weinrich,
Chris. Lagos,
Byron McCreary,
Chas. VI. Prodger,
James O'Neil,
Charles McCreary,
Fred. Holden,
Ben Cohen,
Geo. A. Miller,
Fred Burnham
Geo. Marvin,
Samuel Cohen.
Lew. Wager,
Frank McComber.
James Harris,
Samuel Stamper,
Emmett McNamee,
Sid. Howell,
Mr.. Heath,
Chas. Ruman,
J. L. Stef1ens,
John Fenton,
Henry Miller,
j. NJ. Morrison,
Clark J. Burnham,
L. L. Southwark,
+. l.. Grey,
Joseph Sims,
F. n. Menke,
Bing Brier,
Paul Sims,
VIM. Dunn,
J. Mckay,
C. Z. Greenlaw,
J. c. Kelly.
H. K. Crouch,
X. A. Rose,
George B. Blue,
G. Bauman,
Sid Eldred,
John hatcher. ST.,
Walter Harper,
A. f. Hornlein,
Ed. Hoeppe,
4. C.. Freeman,
John SHELTON,
George Taylor,
+. G. MeSsner,
L. NJ. Trivia,
II. Russell,
Chas. Welch,
Wilbur Hatch,
w. II. Henderson,
Fred. Dierssen,
f. r. Grifiiths,
John Lambkin,
Z. i. Carroll,
f. f. Ashworth,
+. Keefer,
J. w. Oatman,
d. Littlefield,
w. b. Shower,
George Mitchell,
George Keller,
d. Barnes,
George Heisch,
Tom Wiseman,
NJ. Oppenheim,
T. Longton,
Richard Moore,
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MARDI GRAS PRIZES

Sacramento, June IS, 1885.
All persons desiring to compete
for Prizes in the Mardi Gras Pro-
cession on the Evening of July
in to the Secretary, at the office
of Lewis g. Johnston, 40 street,
by next MONDAY NOON sharp.
GEO. ADAMS. Jr., Secretary.
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W. L. SnOWler,
Geo. f. Parker,
Geo. f. Kuchler, Jr.,
Geo. d. Irvine,
VIM. fawcett,
Vim. Zoller, Jr.,
II. Clay Chapman,
Joseph Guth,
J. H. McKune,
Wilbur F. George,
Ed. F. Taylor,
J. McComb,
Fred. Kldder,
Jas. McNasser,
Eugene A. Petrie,
Fred. Southworth,
Ernest Southworth,
ii. Kellum,
Edw. James,
C. A. Sawtelle,
Thos. f. Gleason,
0. 2. Dodge,
Albert ]. Hopper,
Bert. Worthington,
IL. c. POckman.
Arthur II. O'Neil,
J. II. Mills,
A. Casselli,
Lee Brown,
Bart. Lucey,
L. c. Ross,
Geo. Runyon,
&. Loydal,
Albert Lovdal,
w. Gait,
Chas. Chapman,
Frank Smith,
Obed. Harvey,
T. O'Loughlin,
K. Z. Murray,
H. L. Buckley,
Lincoln White.
Law r Brown
X. H. Plat,
Frank Gregory,
Harry Breckenfeld,
C. Robinson,
j. Prader,
J. f. T. Pike,
F. Stone.
Eugene Wilson,
c. B. Wilson,
J. Defendorf,
John Typerian,
John Tice.
J. Hill. Jr.,
W. Hill,
II. Brown,
J. Hughes,
W. Duden,
l. Jordan,
NJ. Lindley,
d. Lindley,
J. Hilbert,
Joe Cox,
J. NJ. Hawkins.
J. D. Young,
J. II. Miller,
J. b. Harris,
Vim. Beardslee,
W. G. Miller,
J. n. Larkin.
John Sheehan,
h. Plant,
B. Lewis,
H. Bassett.
C. McCleery,
j. Parsons,
D. Burr,
L. Strin,
L. r. Clifford,
c. w. Jefords,
Caleb Luff,
Frank Winnie,
W. L. Osborne,
VIM. Dwinelle,
A. Seymour,
John A. Gill,
p. Curtis,
W. f. Knox, Jr.,
Z. Crouch,
Louis Nixon,
Alex. Nixon,
Fred. Parsons,
DR.. ]. r Lame,
Ed. Hebron,
w. f. Drew,
j. G.. Parkinson,
X. Heyman,
w. L. Frazee,
Samuel Gottleib,
A. II. Powers,
Henry Gerber,
r. A. Stafford,
f. V. Bower,
II. J. Kilgariff,
l.. W. Mahoney,
Prentice Maslin,
VIM. Nixon,
J. K. Taylor,
Nate Webb,
DIR. w. W. Light,
John Conran,
John hatcher, Jr.,
Captain J. l.. Jack,
g. l.. Clark,
II. Z. Jensen,
Grant Freeman,
J. S. Parker,
II. a. Bell,
G. P. Curtis,
Frank Shocks,
III. Carroll,
I. Bird,
j. Leard,
Fred. Henderson,
ID. humphrey,
B. Russell,
Frank Nichol,
w. Greenlaw,
d. Stryker,
c. Trainor,
C. Dillmau,
George Littlefield,
George Lockett,
c. HOLSTER.
F. Robinson,
w. B. Marvin,
w. Heisch,
George Wiseman,
F. Burke,
Adolph Greisel,
Jas. J. Barry,
emile.
Y, Grand Marshal.
MILLER, Chief Aid.
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An Old Lady Missing.
Heayy Thunderstorm
ARIZONA.

ANDERSON Shasta county,, June 24th.-
4 heavy thunderstorm passed over here
yesterday afternoon.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

With Ely sCreamBalm child can be
treated without pain or dread, and with
perfect safety. Try the remedy. 1t
cures Catarrh, Hay Fever and Colds,
in the Head. 1t is easily applied with
the finger and gives relief from the first
application. Price so cents. At Drug
gists. go cents by mail. Ely Bros,
0svego, N. Y.
The bottle of Ely's Cream Balm that
l obtained of you last summer has en-,
ttirely cured my little boy of a severe
attack of catarrh.-Mrs.. Sallie. Davis.
Green Postoffice, Ala.
One of my children, a girl. about g.
years old, had very bad discharge
from her head and nose of a thick. yel-
.lowish matter, and was growing worse.
We had two different physicians pre-.
scribe for her; but without benefit. We
tried Ely's Cream Balm, and much to
our surprise there was a marked i'm.
provement. We continued using the,
Balm and in short time the discharge
was apparently cured.-O. A.. Cary.
Corning, n. Y.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01
The NeaD British Cabinet.

The following is an authentic list OF
the new cabinet.
Prime Minister and Secretary for
Foreig gn Affairs Marquis of Salisbury.
First Lord of the Treasury-Sir Stat
ford Northcote.
Chancellor of the Exchequer-sir
Michael E. Hicks-Beach.
Lord High Chancellor Hardinge
Clifford.
Lord President of the Couneil-Yis-
count Cranbrook.
Lord Privy Seal-Earl of Harrowby.
Secretary for the Home Department
Sir Richard Assheton Cross.
Secretary for the Colonial Depart
ment-Col. Frederick Stanley.
Secretary for War-Right Hon.
William Henry Smith.
Secretary of State for 1ndia-Lord
Randolph Churchill.
First Lord Of tho Admiralsy-Lord
George Hamilton.
President Of the Local Government
Roard-Arthur James Balfour.
President of the Board of Trade.
The duke Of Richmond and Gordon.
Vice President of the Council=Hen
Edward Stanhope.
! Lord Lieutenant of ireland !.
Earl of Carnarvon.
Lord Chancellor of Eagland-p cit
Hon. Edward Gibson,
The minor offices have not yet 'een
filed.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01
MINNESOTA NEWS.

The Minnesota state Sunday school
convention will be held in Faribault,
June 80, July and 2.
The Minneapolis electric company,
with a capital of s25,O00, has been or
ganizel by prominent business men.
j. w. johnson, G. B. Kirkbridge
and N. w. Yerxa have formed the
North Star elevator company Of Min
neapolis, with q capital of $21O, 900.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

The growth Of some Of the southern
states is illustrated by the statement
concerning Chattanooga that it has in
creased since the war ..from clump
of whitewashed warehouses and shan
ties to city Of $4,000 inhabitants; from
q tax roll Of 81, SOC. 900 to one Of I, ,OO0.-
0OO, and has increased its business CAPT
tai from $500. 900 to 81, ,00O. 900.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

When the system is weakened through
debility or other cause, strong tonic
medicine is what is needed. James
Donaghy, ofZanesville, Ohio, writes:
"Ihls is to certify that have been suf-
1erlng from general debility and loss of
appetite for more than three months
Hearing OF the wonderful, curative prop
critics OF Mishler's Herb Bitters tried
three or four bottles and am entirely
cured.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

No injurious effects can follow the
use OF Aver Ague Cure in the treat
ment of malarial diseases. 1t contains,
besides specific and unfailing antidote
for miasmatic poison, other remedial
agents which unite to expel the poison
Gus humors, purify the system, and
leave it in healthy and reinvigorated
condition.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01
What S thu Matter With You?"

"Well, not so much in particular.
But I'm little ailing all over 1 don't
sleep well, and my Kidneys are out of
order, and l can't enjoy my meals, and
I've touch of rheumatism, and once
in whilea a twinge of neuralgia. "Now,
nelghbor, you seem to want a general
fixing up, and the thing to do it is
Browns Iron Bitters. Mr.. A, J, Pick
rell, of Ennis. Texas, says, 81 was
sickly mans. Browns Iron Bitters
made me healthy and strong -
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01
Bucklan 8 Arnica Saliva

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum-
Fever Sores, letter, chappeG Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and ali Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to Civ
perfect satisfaction, or money refunde
ed. Price 25 cents per box. Soidby G.
=. Roos.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01
Strawberries in Troy are selling at
from three to five cents a quart.

In no other medicinal preparation
have the results of the most intelligent
study and scientific inquiry been so
steadily and progressively utilized as
in Ayers Sarsaparilla. It leads the list
as a truly scientific preparation for all
blood diseases
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01
Balmv Sleep.

The Infirmarian of Mount St. Gle
ments College, Ilchester, MARYLAND.
writes that Red Star Cough cure has
given much satisfaction in that institu-
ton. In severe case of consumption
it gave great relief, and after its use
restless nights and night sweats disap.
peared.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

Along the southern coast of Mexico
people have..a habit of inoeulating them
selves with the virus of the rattlesmake
or adder; which novel vaccination rem
ders them absolutely safe forever after
ward from the bite or sting of the dead
liest reptiles.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

The business part of Ontario, little
village near Lyons, was destroyed by
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

The Oconto Owls. Lumber company
suffers a 100000 fire.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

The Davenport woolen mill burned
at loss of S45, 1000.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

William Peterson fell from circus
balloon at Charlestown, West Va, and
was killed.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

THE undersigned desires to inform the people of
New Ulm and vicinity that he has e-establish-
Cd his meat market and is now prepared to wait
on mis- cid customers and friends with only the
best fresh and cured meats. sausages, lard and ev
erything usually kept in first class market The
highest market price will be paid for FAT CAT
Tile, HIDES, WOOL, ETC.
NJ. EPPLE.
New Ulm weekly review., 1885-07-01

A large. supply Of fresh meats, sau.
sage, hams, lard, etc., constantly on
hand. All orders from the country
promptly attended to.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
The QuJotoO .IiHes.

A private letter from Quijoioa, to gentle man of this city, snd pub!isbed in the Los Angeles Exprcs.,ssys: "Times are beginning to be better here than they hare for a year past. The bcuapza company have about one hundred men employed. Hank Smith, tue superintendent. tays be will have inc twepty ,tsmp mill finished by September lst, II he as no drawbacks. There are no idle men In camp. One great hlndrEnce is that the own CTS of the ad oning claims, many Of winch have just as good surface indications as the bons17a rronp had, are not doing anything 10 develope their claims. All hands seeIn to be laying back on their ores, waiting .0 see what success the bonanza cOIu9 9any wiN have before doing anything for themselves. The boLauza men have made big dcvcl0p.u eEts Over mlle of tuune,s, drifts, winzes, up
 discs and cnts and cross cuts hare been ,asce, and an immense amount of ole stOped topst!Uctai to Leui The ore 10 the mil. A double compartment well has been sunk in ,'.c valley, five miles cast The miii, st. rd- Ing an abundant supply of tie Le.t N.tcr, which will b. pumped 70 the mill. The mill
 tself will have twerty stamps wth csp paciiy of Six.y. When the company gets tu pro
 iue.ng bullion o,ber mings wii fo.luw >Lj;
 in fac; every thing indicates prosperity.-EN
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
4 NEGRO REFUSES TO BE-
 COME INI4TED.
And Ceremonies Filling the Lodge rool,l with Cold
 Lead, Which
Breaks up an Illustlious and Terrible Funny h.
 stitutiOp.

The police are camping on the trail Of a d4ndifed coored gentleman riaIned Benjamin Franklin Williams charged with the demol!. ton last night of things in general at the ledge of the Seven Stars of the Mysterious Ten and iLe Dauyh CTS of the Sepuleure whi, h 's chartered institution, duly com. Iniesioned and organized, largely courted by tie creme de Id creme of coiored society The history of the Williams trouble, like tha: of the sncieni Briton, IS slightly inyo.vvd ir Cbscuri. y. the members of the lodge showing transactions.
 From ;he tangled web of reports tha. have
 gained currency the straishies. story seeins to hc that Williams, on or about the hour when gruVeyards ,awn. was undergoing the
 very intricate ceren"Dies of Initiation, such as riding lh= goat, rolling off s log, etc, all vI which he submitted to under protest, until
 ne fOCud himself Jumped up aud then lifted
 iu She cwecllun of ihr consteliat,vn by means
 of D..tnkel w'th star nt each corner. Con-
 s.dcrinE this out of order Of cpnfraterpal &C.,
 ton, h, drew q pistol uut ol the tnsld- of his
 ''-''- ''A -i4C hi II t' I .ug away uHe oi Brother Reese's fingers and
 st,uped,ng The lodge under suspension Of
 ihe lul,s.
 Az tLe membership retreated voice is re-
 pVI,cd as hYYlng been overheard excia ming: " Don't tole you you'd keep on fooli'n with these common darkrs til scme of elm wuuid .--'ke Il break aaI 'spose da secrc;S" Nr. Nim Norton to-day found in the vici- nlfv of tl:e lodge the left hind foot of rabbit suppos ad to have been slain in the aban ion-
 td cemetery. and ether parties are around
 looking up interesting relics.
 Your correspondent has interviewed abou. , the affair colored man, once pillar of ths Uf ion League, who gay; l has no busi- ness with sny secre' ciety that am no. grounded on thc constitution of the United States, aLd tule those d.rkics that if they charter lodge from the United States IT, jir.e il, but I'll nave nothing to do with con- Cerns with royal names, chartered from Eng land or J J.trncsalrrn. 4 man at Austin is do. Ing all these thin. .s 10 fool the darkics and rob the poor laundry wf.ncn out oftheir ear inys. Tie result Is that our men must have swallow tail coats and their wives silk dress es, and the Lords whar they come from. ! things up.".--.Galyestop News.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22

The party who have been here as wit ne.ses, from Wilcox, departed for iheiV tnnnPs this afternoon,
 The ex-Indian agent received but SIPS per month salary IS agent. He must have been wealthy as ho used 'o spend five and six hundred dollars Der month in Tucson at ths. time.
 Quite sn interesting case will be tried be- fore Jucg, Street in inc County Court, next Thurs iaT 1t involves She rights of using the waters os .ae San Pedro r:Ter 10. irr;gst- ing purposes.
 :. Frenchman in the employ Of J. M Nash was entrusted with a sum of money to de. liver to another party this morning and in- ftoad of d.ing this he skipped. He has no. been captured yet.
 A Mexican, who has hao been is town fey days, 6iei at Mexican lodging houae on the lower part of Allen street l.st night from 9 complication oi cisesses and sas buried this afternoon, .'... 7
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
CruHty Records.

The following instruments have bcco filed in the office of the County Record er.
 POwEE oF ATT oETEI. Charles F. Murphy and wife, appoint, Lsi,he as agent. J. D. Rodgers to Moses Lqi,he, as ,gent. E Eizabeth Cooper to Moses Lathe, ss I.ent. Mary Owens and others to D. H. Smith, as agent.
 TRUST DEED. Caldwell and Stanford to A. J. Ritter
 APPOINTMENT. Joserh F. P"ynton ,s road orer'eer.
 LOCATIONS. Blue Monday miue, Warren district Frederick R. Neso,,, James C. Preston
 B,ND' Joseph F. Poyntou IS road overseer,
 DEEDS MINES John 4. SheIwo 70 b. .jonvs :, in- ,eres, in certain minin. claims in the SNissheiUs; Sl,
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
Cause oJ' Joha .skae's Deoth.

The S.n Francis:o papers state Ina, John SHac's death resulted rom syncopr. Deceased was native of Tnronto. ( n ,da. aud was married g, Cu"ur', in that r,.viucc, U years ng". He leavrs . widow and Ii Yesr-oii daughter. wh' re at present al Monterey. MT. Sk" YRS charter member of the kmgh'> [ mp ar, Golden G,te CommuH,icry n' san Frsn 'isco. N"thinS is kpu"n ot his tf4irs and no steps c"nceruin.c the tunr ! Wi, De taken un,il tue arr.vu f H', v'dnw, whr VAS "A ected iu San Fran iscr yesterday morning.
 The San Francisco Cal says it is an ,ounced ne re, ntiy made large sum Tn tI,ie tS Nortross aub irvts',d l II ID prop rrty on L.rkiu ard Grove streets, Sa,. .7-n1cisco, which he improved in } sub ,lant,i manner, and placed oa the recoid n his wIic's name.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22

The Kelley case, which caMs fo- rroSlpt attention, is thus summed ID by the New York World: NIT. Kciiey was appointed Min ,,tcr 10 Rome, and on the ground of an old Csiholic speech was rejected by inc Italian government, and tie appointment vas trans ferred to the Court of Vienna. And now the Austrian government get. it5 back up and sa, s it will not receive Mir. Kelley.
 Not because he is objectionable to Austria, hut because he is offensive 10 Italy. This is what the veInacu!ar calls "a pretty go.' Austria has somewhat strained relations with Italy. threatening almost open rupture, anc now, for the mere sake of "hopticaing" Hum bert, Francis Joseph proposes to please him by insulting the United States in refus- ng to receive a representative against whom he has not even the fainIest color of com plaint.
 Itwould seem as if this sort of settling petty differences with another King ant consolidating him by insulting 2 great power
 ike the United State, was piece oi impcr tinence that had gone about as far as Il should b- permitted 10 go. The State De- partment at Washington should distinctly inform ihe Auiro- Hungarian government that it has sent Mir. Kelley 10 it, court as the accredited representative of This government and that he is not to be recalled for ihe sake of pleasing power like Italy. If then Francis Joseph refuses 70 receive Mir. Kelley the Austrian Minister at Washington should be handed his passport and told 10 get out G--@ Inc al and hx- the first steamer from New York. Ina; woald be the short and sharp Jacksopian way of seitlip. the matter. In point of faci { We no more want diplomatic relations with Austria-Hungary than toad needs pocket. Ii ever al oll.er Martin Koszta affair should occur it could be suInmarIy settled without diplomatic intervention.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22

\. echwar'z's shoes fit A> well ina they make the baoies smile. je 6.
 The tliermome,cr registered 9tdegrees at noon to-day.
 Music singing ard square games at the Crystal Palacs jeltf.
 Fifteen ball pool and billiards at the Bank Exchange.
 Auheu.cr beer and Pretzcls 3: the Bank Exchange.
 For q schooner of Anheussr 6re- on draugh;, Ice cold, go to the Bank Exchange.
 D,op into the Crystal Palace for choice Auheu.er beer on draught, ice cold out of the catent German fountain. jeitf
 When you take your lady nut, wear Schwsr,z's shoes, and you will feel cas-, and comfortable. je6.
 After breah fast, to make yourself feel happy, go ,n Ashmun 6 Walkers and purchase choice imported cigar.
 Get pair of A. Schwsrtz's gents walk ing 5.oes, andJI: viii never need co D lnctor. ie 6
 To be patriotic one must smoke, and 'hc best aud cheapes; place To purchas" your tobacco and cigars is at Ashmun & Walkers.
 If you want good pasturage for your hoy es, send them 10 .hc California ranch, i5 ri lies from Tombstone. For terms and par. s,iculars apply to J. Nj. Nash, at the EcliI [ bakery ou Allen street. Iis9 If. For the finest brand of imported wines liguors and cigars. ihe Pony saloon take the es,.e. Tom and Johnny arc aIws. glad to meet their friends, and you may depend CD receiving tbT finest kind ct rea,rnent. je20t'
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
ClOSgNg Out.

AS will be sen by an advertisement II another column the tirm of Caldwell tS Stsn lord has b, en dissolved and Al Ritter has been appointed their agent and will cios, out al! of their stock at once, st cost aud set le and collect au accounts due the firm. They also have 8 large contract for wood and have wagons and 8 head Of cattle which they will lease or sell if called for at oucc.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
GfttHd CptniHO.

The WilIpws sa'nuu Wiil throw npr, ;s d ors ;o the pui lic this evening. l. 5 owned bg Johnny Crowley and Hlr. eyen-on two ni the most poru ] snnng n-n in ,his city They are b'li' fret cinss sainou ucn and WI! unioub dlv make d success of Ihis new Ven ur' Ire Willows Is handsomciy I;,ed up ao" ihe ,,rDpri-tnrs extend Il cor,iiai invitn- Ion 10 pubic to attend ih=Ir opeuIn. his evening.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22

Qlite scrapplng match took place in Chinatown thls siterno0n between too C.'estis's who went at it in regu.sr Marquis Of QueensburY rules msnnci. They siugYed each olh"r in good shape CT about ten minutes, when their friends uterferred end thy were scpArate1 neither sustained any Gamsge except a ,tue luss of blood, No arrests,
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
ECtice.

Thero will be a meeting of companies D. and z. 4. II. C. q; tue arm ory on AL len street, this evening at o'clock. All members are requested to bc present as they gre expected :o have the. first dri!, oa hard tack. beans and beer. Those coming late will hays 10 do skirnish duty. By order q: -.. .:-
 H. G. HOWE. Capt. Co. E.
 ". H. SAVAGE, Capt. Co.D.
The Tombstone., 1885-07-22
Shooting Gallery.

Chickes, pigeon and target shootisg every day a, Col. Deans gallery, Al!en street, between 9th and 6.h, attached to the gallery is cosy saloon, where ail kind. Of cool snd rei.esh.ug drinks cac bs had. je, 30 If.