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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
CABINET CHATTER.
Bayard, Garland, Lamar, Manning and
villas surely Booked
c,,.ri,i o., IA, clob.
Special to the Globe.

mas surely BooAeu.
Special 10 the Globe
wAsmNoToN, Feb. 1S.-Seuator Bayard
seemed serene and happy when his Demo
cratic colleagues in the senate to-day greeted
him with mysterious illusions to
the state department lie said moth
ing. One of the most prominent
Democratic senators, who has been talked OF
for 3 cabinet office, said this evening: "Ot
course Bayarj Garland and Lamar have not
said so 10 anyone hut have not the slightest
doubt that they have been invited TO take
SEATS N THE CABINET.
snd have accepted. Lamar think Il more
likely TO take the interior depart
mcnt than the posiofice. Both
departments have a great deal too much de
tail 20 make them eougeuial to the scnatoy
from Mississippi. I am equally sure that
Daniel Manning is TO be secretary Of the
treasury. That leaves three places.
Villas am quite sure will take
the war department. and the navy l
suppose viii 70 20 New England.
Frank Jones seems to be the most likely
msn. Mcdonald will 70 iulo the caoine, If
the persistent work % his friends
CAN GIT HIM vuERs
confess that II / were DC should not
want 20 take q cabinet place under
the circumstances. have never seen any
thing az all equal to the pertinscity with
which Mr.. McDonald's friends have been
demanding 4 seat in the cabinet FOR him. I
suppose he would ges the posioiiice II be went
FOR it, aud il Lamar takes the interior de-
partmcnt The seventh man named
would make a strong representative Demo
cratic cabinet. Ii would make serious hole
IN The Democratic side Of the senate to take
Baysrd, Garland aud Lamar oct, but Il
seems to be the best thing Mr.. Cleveland
csp 10 under the circumstances
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
Death on the Rail.
Special to the Globe.

CptCldl " tIC OiObS.
BALDWIN, Wis. Feb. IS Fred Mulch, a
about 10 30 last night, fell from the cars at
Woodville, three miles east Of here, and was
so mangled that he died at 30 this morn
ing. DIR. johnson of Hudson was brought
here on a special engine, and everything
possible was done by the railroad officials to
make the poor fellow comfortable, all of
which was of no avail His sufferngs were
terrible. He leaves no family.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19

It certainly can't secure a two-thirds vote,
and how otherwise it can hope TO be put
through does not appear. The coinage COM
mittee met to-day, but did not act upon Rep
reseutative Dorsheimers silver bill offered
yesterday. 1t is certain, though, it win never
receive the sanction of the committee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
sharon TO Eight II OFT.

From the Globe-DemocTat-
Meanwhile old Senator Sharon maintains
his determination TO fight the case to the
bitter end. He has got The money TO do it,
and from ali accounts the inclination is not
lacking either. II, as be claims, the doc
umeDts in the case are forgeries, be Is the
victim Of one Of the most col ossal conspir-
seies TO defrzud ever known in the annals Of
tb.I Ian
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19

4 Connecticut nan swears that be saw
. 500 oysters attached 70 an old rubber boot
This simply proves that there are few snakes
sud plenty Of poor WhisSey 10 CoOuscilcut;
OF else the nan Lowell Citizen.
4 New Jersey women who ran away with
haudsomer man left a note for her hns-
ba1d in the family sugar-e0Nl. She knew
he would Cad il that night when be went 70
sEeeisn his apple jaek--LOEen Citizen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
THE STATE PRESS.
Duluth's Elevator Capacity.

From the Duluth Tribune.
The latest published estimates as to Du-
luth's elevator capacity at the close of the
present year made it S,sS5, 900, the same as
was published in our issue for the LIST OF
January. Since then the capacity of one OF
the warehouses has been doubled, and an
other will soon be erected, making the ca
pacity several hundred thousand bushels
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
Match Between Carver and Bogardus

New ORLEANS, Feb. 1S.-Dr. w. F. Carver
and Capt A. II. Bogardus to-day signed arti-
cles of agreement TO shoot match at Sports
mans park Sunday, under the following con-
ditons: Five hundred balls, 300 go-as-you-
please, against time, twenty-one yards rise,
100 doubles, Louisiana Gun club rules.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
WIN Give the President Power.

SPccial q The Globe.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-The indications
now are that the hoase committee on sppro-
priaii0us viii iuseri a clause in the suudry
civil appropriation bin, giving the president
discretion 70 suspend The coinage o. silver
dollars until the next meeting OF
couEress Watcher It viii pass
tie house, however, Is doubtful
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19

From the Litchfeld Independent
The farmers of Minnesota want and must
have an open market for their wheat This,
with a fair reduction in railroad charges,
will give them great relief.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
anFxnert oninion.

Fron the Milestone
We believe that more -four Is made on tie
sealpers Of the first four breaks than on the
rolls themselves.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
KIDNEYS, BLOOD AND NERVOUS SYSTEM.

al forms Of NERVOUS DEBILITY resulting In
Mental and Physical Weakness, Mereurial and
other affections Of the Throat SKIN or Bones,
Flood Impurities and Poisoning SKIN Affections,
Old Sores, Pains IN the Head and Back, Rheuma-
tism, Ulcers, Plies Affections Of the Eye and Ear.
Disorders Of the Lungs, Stomach, Liver and
Bowels and all Chronic Female Complaints and
Irregu larities are treated - Hewnethods with
verIasti -. success. Offices and psrlors pm
vate Write for circular. Terms modo9 p.
Consultation free. Office hours a. N. terate.
Il, Sundays 10 q. m TO 3 p. N
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
.HACHELOR,s NECKTIEs.

They lie on my table, red, purple and green;
In fact all the colors that were seen.
Some bright as daisy, some erumpled and
soied,
Like my desolate heart, of their freshness
despoiled.
I find them in cupboards, in corners and hooks,
find them In drawers, In boxes and books.
The wrecks Of past fashion, they CLEAN on my
sight,
Each one a reminder of hours sad or bright.
All well / remember, poor ribbon Of blue.
How my heart beat with hope as | proudly
donned you.
How two lovely eyes on your bright wings were
cast,
Twas glance OF delight, but tits over and past.
And, royal tie Of purple and snowy tie Of red,
Beneath You has nestled fair. sunny head,
Whose tresses OF gold once the charm of my life,
Now shine on the head Of another mans WIFE
And your folds OF satin, Oh dainty tie white.
Were woven expressly for my wedding night
And you, like the others, have been laid aside,
And still am waitng-but where is my bride?
I'll gather you all in gay, colored heap.
And into the fire you shall 90 with a sweep!
Like my dreams, an sure you will never come
back.
And henceforth my ncckties shall only be black.
Chfnese Gordon's Character.
From the New York Tribun
Charles Chaillie Long, ex-chief Of staff, says
in regard to Mai. Gen. Gordon: Twenty
six days on ooard steamer gave me excep-
iiOual In sight into Gordon's character. DIR.
Schweinfurth. his most intimate friend, has
said to him: AT times be is condescending,
afTable and cordial; again he storms at every
body, is rough. orIsty and unapproachabe.
His plans are changed even during their exc
cutiOn, and his actions only proceed in a
straight line when carried along by his en-
thusiAsm.' In his quiet humor there IS SIT,
engaging magnetism about him which greatly
aitrscts. but when be is low as be terms it.
one must stand from under A peculiarly Of
his temper nav be seen in the spasmOdic
efforts to express himself when excited. he
applies to most any language the system Of
pigeon English used in Chira. Il is laconic,
and an eeouomizer Of pronouns and time as
well. In the short intervals of my stay in
camp, going 10 and from expeditions. / bad
occasion to remark singular habit adopted,
be said In China When / wish TO be alone
l placed a Ratchet and flag at mr. door. ,
During the interval Of this clOister spell / re-
soected his wishes and never allowed him to
be disturbed Once only, when an attack on
the camp vas about to be made, entered his
hut I found him seated AZ q table upon
which was an open Bible, and near By bottles
nf coguac aud sherry; for Il must not be sup
posed that GOrion's pisty forbids him the use
OF sDirituOus liquors, nor dOes be make any
such preteuse ! agree with him that their
use. within reason, Is decided prophylactie
against the deadly jungle fever. Certainly
Il has proven so IN our case, for Of the origi-
nal members Of the expedition Gordon aud
myself arc the Only survivors,"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19

The most prominent and successful physician
n the Northwest, deyoting exclusive attention
10 Chronic Diseases Of the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS,
ST. PAUL, February II, 1885.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS,
ST. PAUL, February IL, 1885.
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office
of the Board of Water Commissio ers of the City
Of st. iaul, until 12 NJ February %, 1885, for
furnishing said city with the following list of
Cast Iron Pipe and special castings, in accord
ance with the plans and specifications on file in
the Office of said Water Board:
1000 lineal feet of 4-inch pipe with the privilege
of 5000 feet additional.
CO. 900 ineal feet of 6-nch pipe with the privilege
of 20, 900 feet additional.
$500 ineai feet of 12 inch pipe with the privilege
of $500 feet additional.
1850 linea feet Of 16-inch pipe, with the privi-
lege of $500 feet additional.
1000 lineal feet of 20-inch pipe with the priyi-
lege of 500 feet additional.
Special castings, 90 tons, with privilege Of enough
to lay above pipe.
All pipe to be shipped by rail and delivered
free on board of cars in st. Paul Freight to be
prepaid. Bids must include all the pipe and
specials.
ipe and specials to be delivered in such guam
titles as may be ordered, and within thirty days
from date of order.
Payments will be made by monthly estimates,
but no payments will De made before July l,
1885.
bond vii h at least two (2) sureties in sum
OF at least twenty coy per cent Of the gross
amount bid or a certified check for five thousand
dollars must accompany each bid.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. Endorse on envelope proposals for
Cast Iron Pipe and Specials
JOHN CAULFIELD,
Secretary Board of Water Commissioners
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
Uherc as .Epy TrF.:.

Key West is enc Of tne tus:c.t Inanu'..s.
turing Dol Oa III" Atlantic coast Ct-ars,
of ecursS. constitute the prime ole ar..ele u
export. Tae Key West Is situated on the
Florida coast. oa!y Sky miles from H...
vana. The ianous Key Wo,i cigars arc
made from tobacco Of thc fnes: iiayanc
procurablr, aud made by Cuban workmea
The tobacco only las 10 ply en- i;apoT; duty
o. 500 per pound and IS per cent adj
ya!orum on cigars. The climate l. the
sane as IN Cu0a, consequently the aroma is
the same - in the imported cigars Smokers
sica!d take these facts into Consideration
AID call on AshTnun q Walker, who have
just received fresh stool, of the best brands
of Key West Cigars. including the "E.tre!.
i's." 'C6 lonia," LA Countess" ard other f..
ToT:.s b:a.ds oar
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

Fhe Ccllow ~ Is il It's; ct scholars vi:o
h,uo been pcr.cc, III scno.n. ,n,o, attend
;..cn aad tcrri,mca. Toy ;he vycn cuti-
.gIi oci. 9, 1880:
Advanced r;.0e-Ai..ic Fs..rr. Z r
tina Herring, u gg,e HI. Mamie j me-.
Minnie IL. %v,le Wal,n. Hi;.e A,h
g. E"win Ei"inn: NJ, Jess" L"a -,
csr5''D Hitter u r;nan san""n'ei|, EHp:'
Smith, L'urie street, Hirry Th"mpson
Waiter Ea.Esrsnn, Wi..!c Iaitick.
Ftrot Gruir-Enma CneyLnWeth, R'se
n.iST "rih, Cora G""dric", Eva iia" :
NirS. c"lH'" s"ucs, |ry MEG 'rT:rk
La " 49,. Rosie Pr.p.-. Jd..A ; Is. .,
:i:'n 81 d 'rsSy, NJ. i. 3 res, I Ia C.:!-
io.d, Ca:ha Hoy, !la.la Jon ;, L ,,ir
Walsh.
Second Grade Mill" Erod mex, CIR
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Probate Notice.

In Ii. Probate Court, County Of. Cochise
Territory sf Arizona In the ma ter Of The
Estate { William i. Thompson. deceased.
N".irc Is hereby given that Jncop Ever
hotdy. has flea with tins Court the viii of
Wur. T. Thompson. de, ea-.d. Oh 4 petition
rasiug fo- TIE prcbai, Of said Will and tor
letters lesiamenlary of the estate Of said
DECEASED.
Dy order Of the Court, Saturday, the 7tb
10y OF November, 1885, At 10 O'Clock a. N
has been appointed as tie time to hear said
petition and the proof .! said will nj the
CONT Eou-c. ~ Tombstone, wLcn aud where
any person Gtcrcs:ed in said estate may ap-
pear and show cau.e why the petition Should
not tc granted aud the viii admitted to
probate.
Ds;.,. October 1,h, 1885,
D L. PEEL, EE-Oficio Clerk.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

IN lE.O10 nninn nrlnnter. nf Am.ricn

I The 1900 union prlnnters of An.ric;
40 'eaST % Ghn.7 George Warrington
| Childs, OF riilrdclpa;u, rhar tisy con.
slider Inn y Gnoi deal of man and q
paricu.ar hi"nd 10 .hrir craft. IL hen
the la.rrnp,ionnl Tipngrapllcal tn;nt
nat il New ioik last ruGc. Mr. C'aI!Is
cove the delegates complimentary tx
cu.s;on 20 Phi acic;rhIa, VII. re he showed
I,cm the Pubic Ledger cs,abiiS:men,,
entertained 10, m III g,irmorn, parK.nn..
generally treated them handsomely. til,
printers, handsomely apprecia ing LI,
cont!csies. appointed committee, ". Il.
McAbce. :. Men .marn. ana VI. :. Craw
t"gd. 10 say 50 'nr them. TIE Testimonial
printed b" Knhght & L-o@nrd. and
amounted hy c. II. Ware. "t the house
harslIa. Fie,d, is now on tvhiluinn. |,
Consists al appropriate les, .u'inaa OF
franks, ~ 7i"~ at lhr compliments r.
c"ivsd oil Mr.. Chi!ds, prin,, IN .imc law
rnGar slti'. iii. sheet, 9,2J luch,.>. ie =
'ng IN us cenirr, Ike Il siFtr panel, .,
miniature reproduction, IN What, sl.ir.
,he tr>i I"g' Is that etiil;on Of IT,
Lager, Jurc :, Continuing the rp;t,lt g!
he plint,I,' y,sit. Tie frame sauMx b,
m"'dia@ in god agd gree u, i,nr,;,rr.! o.,
rlih,r side bc rnAs 81 tXri.z.d .i.y~,
p-ar q Il hr ,o'rupc i.lasn gr1rud. !
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
Not Dcad
SIERRA MiDEEs. Aurus, .

SIERRA MiDEEs. August, eth
hiEssRS. CAEs,E AND WBuayRirz.
see 10y tate copies OF THE roNysIox,-
mat L WIS reported seriously wounued
and 1t was thought would die. These
rep"rto are 80; correct, as am @.
~"uaard n"r an l .ead, bu' tell ynu
That l An aw!u' dry. and I wan, Won %.
srna HE consignment of.hat ice es;a
Anh1cser beer, that are selling 70 In.
pe"p'o "i tombstone. 1 only wish was
thcTe to have it drawn from thai patent
''''H ''un'a1n. GERoNIyo.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
GO,c 'nor rr.!!r }..sss s.a.

Go,c 'nor f..!h t..sssaa
Governor F. A. Tri!le has signed. to :,i,.
N"-c1 'toN ;he 9ocin'~,ent a1d rualilica
;.Cn .. lis cuecessc:. 'T.e5 yi:s lat,er event
! hall occur. ne matter rLo rs e1cc.stor
may be, he Territory OF arizona wiIi lose
he scrriecs Of IN able and conscientious
| offer, has discharged the lptlgs Of his
! int oria, trdsi with honor to the .rrern-
! mont aud great credit TO hi nsei.. ever hav-
! Iug for = moment neglected the interests uf
| tae iaople.
| ihr reasons which haze aa:uated Cover
or !ritc in pa ling his RESIGNATION in The
hands OF the Pres GENT arr sound and
patriotic. Hts sSorricrce during the pas
week. IN tie rndragor Ia s'ac-. nil:tia in The
| field for ths purpose Of wIrniE: Isolated set
tiers and cooper :rg with ihr ,4f,itlry IL
! the suppression OF the hoe,i.- Apacl,es, al
i,tied hln. in ,jcw % lt: :acl tbs. the ir-is
/ l. "gc had made no provision for tie main
t,inancc Of = t,iliti4 fore. N active e,.yir,'
that no :aAn IA ti~ pvs,:ivn wi,.out jhc con.
hG0nrr and rJmrGtIy al TIE NJ uiEist-.ti.n.
. 'br"";h whi,A t"e general government
might re successfully inrul, d 10 r,"uish The.
'neao8 - de''"y III -rp1uF's q. such ser
wee '"ilH E'i| !" "ec.mp'i>h ELI taat ih'
/ emergency a. n'ha & "nf hawai- Ut heart
'he welfare oi car citizens "hi'h, thu
haia ~t>!, &c vas Ua#o.. - ea:..r!ctrri.,
guard ana real n@ He .In2ori"nyr al th:'
'''Ia-''H "A" ''.t ne,d - i'r'i'p, ae.iun he
''y-t. Il t" reign IN TIC here La, !he trcsi-
de"l "1i-i "iFo.n; s'"'c 'a"n "Ao WIS -
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
Races. Races.

Thcre will br FUN Oh d ':ir.'s track, Sun
day. October iith, match race betwe. n
-, lin ard lro'- G rd;ncr colt and Jones,
Ia OH. d. lin aud 10 wagering the Don.
ing Race TAX which Is valued al 81 60
Dunbar anc Jones LCIiiug tie Grey Mare.
which they va:uc al $50 This $50 VIII
arc Deposited Will G l. Bradshaw at the
Fashion Saloon. This j. The largest sum
ever wageTed on race in CocIIIse county
and ought to attract a large crowd IL
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
Il SCH DeDftYfpTs,

White .t-"l,in@ DOWN Allen street this
afternoon NC were invited BY Mtssrs Caser
e NchririIz :" inspect ths;, ncw ice house
''i'ici they have recently built in The store
ia Ire rear 81 t!sir SALOON On RITA street
lAccei.iug the invitation Tie re,ori, va.
sL"wu spacious :uoil capab.e u Il. iIn. u
car load 81 c; and :, CT us1 al beer. J :
zee hoi-. Is very subs II i!Iiy 5,i aai I :
Ua.Is aIc IS inches ;E;ck, .u:l; ut Oce-o.
pine avs: flied With saw dust, the a,,or t. Of
=, y.m!Ird iron. Il viii tAus &c S Gu It :.
gian"e That il il snc oi tn: cuo.cet al is
lmc IA ...c Ter.!t5y Thc cost Of th;- Ice
house IS e='iyaat.d about $50 Nyss-s.
',c>aT {: " ehriri,. save N .Ce arrangements
lrr ard are hr sue ~ .rt7 for the cclpbra ed
LcG.ss -. l Us astr. They ste also he
sole agents Of l!i- Trucker ice yunNpan, / "
this county. and !@'y'Inc liz that ii cy yer
now prepared f..;n!su Ike p4o?,- Ct his
city auL county ui.h PIT, T:urk,o ICE fol
,; ceH.5 per poaEi ,,nd -. L".l:- beer o..
drau.lt ~ the love. rates. Hcssrs Casscr
y W. hrfr;tz have gore 10 :, great deal OF ex-
. RE 10 procure this beer and ice, and now
oiic- he CijiZ' rs of this City and county the
bcr eft Q! these ARTICLES az c'eap rates
Don't ferret 10 c.i. 1T Inc C~ys'ai Palace
-aioc" avn: sllugic some % the celehratcd
Lemps' 81. Louis beer. lie cold, and drawn
from the celebrated German Fountain,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
Still iHOiHcr.

H'iiner * Shaughncssy. The popular pro
pr'.to's Of the Billiard parEors, on Allen 81.
na''r. rn@;l- arrangenerts with the prorri
TOYS oi the CT lctra'ca >ohli M,laauke,
"'sT' nay had hnc rs tncst erected in
tteiT sa'oon and are INV prepared 70 serve
their numerous customers with schooner.
OF ihis celch'a,cd beer on d.uLshi, ice cod
rop andtry ii. att
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

Tie fo..u"iOg Instruments lave hern
G.cd IL HE office a. tho Cnunty Recorder
DrLps--I;rAL ErTArL.
p. l.. Scamans aud vic To- l.. ". Blinn, lot
II, block -, Tombstone; so.
d. II Bei,au Ia \. T. Jurc>. ut 10, bic,,L
80, tombstone; 800.
y. Brown TO L. VI. Webster. lots :, ( ard
:. IL t!OcI. a, WI OK; 81
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

The stock of paIural ice rcccnt-r pur
chased BY u. being vi! consumed, the price
Of ice hereafter will DC crnts per po,.ud
which rate viii b. maintained dur.rg the
: SLLaI7tS-I, SiL(c
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

commencing on saturday next Sandy
Bot will run i four horse coach 10 Fort Hua
chuca, le<ying every Saturday morning a.
o"tiock and recurring every Monday moru-
nS. Fare Tor the round trip. 81
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
Notice to Sa:Sun Men

- Untu tnrtner ooiic: the unGeisigpe'
VII sci, beer at sc 50 per Keg AID VIII de
iver 90 pounds "i ice irre.
MARTIN e. sTELIO,
q .. BRADSHAW,
Off HAEFFNER IL SHACGHSEssY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
The Fountain.

The Fountain Chop House is the coolies
place in tho city TO take q meal. No smoke.
heat or smell from the kitchen, it being ell
si-e!y separate from the dining room. n
fore-auarier beef used. Nothing but thu
choicest cuts, fsh. gau e, oysters. etc. Phi
yste eut-race from Torghuut street to tie
o1e,; ec;7.'
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
THAT API ENCOUNTERED
EI'ERT' Day
By our Very Efficient Corps
OF Reporters who are Al
ways on the Spot
W hCn anything OccUrsthat
l. CT IntreSt TO our
Readers


| The crantlc1t race OF lht season . Dclin Is
Track IL X Sun@as.
Igo gives Fashion ~ opcn fee. on the ont
curnr
n,,,t r,;,.o ot,..,,, rocs,r. s,,,.r
for t,,,. l,,.,c-t stake, eyer ,,,, r,. Ler,,r,
!
.,,.
/
! '''' ''''
as The occasion demanded il.
\ Locr Wy and il. wIr are imminent IN
( this city q, -. present tine. here bc,..y
up;o>itipu a. to:h The reiail dealers viii
pros; tArs,by.
The ;rrprsl of mo is,o Me- C,.s;,i,
Nil ,..la ,,,.o, ,,,,,,,.rr.,,, ,,.,,, ,,,.. +,
c,.,,,i cb,,cb 81, y o.c,,cL >, -,
-A'''"'"'' - "a e' u :" H''ic' 81
h'''''' WIZ" i ''"n" III an
"'"'! ''--''"'
Mr.. c. Z Edwards arriu.i las ryroip..
from Los Angeles. and To ,iny acceDir.l
unSi'i4n IN if.nsE. H. sinr,.
~, -,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
Notice..

The undersigned will apply 10 the Beard
OF Pardun- now III session, for the pardon 81
L. ID. Lawrence, convicted ~ The May Il run
OF The District Court Of CUchlsc county l-ei
ot mdHs!aU= liter. BEN GOODRICH,
Attorney for l.. D. -LAwEy:cE.
Tombstone ,-r-.t ~ 1875.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
II EttraiShcL H0vse

,un OF 10. rem OF 10. sale. Consisting a a mr.,
seventh street, brtwc en- Br,ca 80. a.ttenen.
streets; For p'rttcu'a RS apply tea e Sa no
man man !c""iry stcic ccac- SO o., IN. ~
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
For safe

ifc undersigned bein. drslrnus OF engac
ing other business, olR,,ys the old .siabiish he'd
tr'lrsc Bakery Of tins ci,y for sale, and will
'e!i K =! = bar-alG ]: cal' i Cor soon. Gall Or
'".'heSs' j. M.SAsu.
Tombstone, At.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

Thomas Gardiner, "hO is the owner of the
COLI which !, t" rln against Fashion on Sum-
day nsxt, srriv.d in tins city today bringing
two rIcre ro'.S wHier he will enIer for races
On that day.
J VI Nlsh returned from his ranch yes
terday.
Mcs&r5. Gin. Williams aad Bnly Creighton
wsut own the river to.da, 10 aughtcr
snmc Of the innocc.t ducAs that in;e,i that
locality =.
Mc,>rs. wolcott * Messtcb have just re-
criyci ;, car load az fresh apple. Il
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09
HOns.d NJ supervisors
NG-rONT, OGt.

T,MD,rovr, O,t.bcr =, i>>5.
Present.. Chairman MU"t- emory dad 81.
per, :sor Nc Mister.
Mnuics If previous meeting read and 4!
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

After breakfast, o make yourself fec
happy, q" Ia Ashnrn s. Walkers and
purchase cisoice Imported cigar.
The Pioneer mills four, Sacramento Is tic
best ia the market. For sale at the Cash
st0:c Of WoLcerr X Mrss.cy.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

On and after October ilth, milk will on;,
- t"liyctel once = day only.
Mas. II. {. HErRIcK d CO.
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For Sale.
.j-RoSflEO

rtop ouggy, horse aud harness. Inau;ra
ol |ii''S' fillmore. Camp Ii dacauca- A .
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

Bradshaw and VI IA = p " "a
:crtd inro'eh acrccIcept vi h 'hr mana
CIR CT the Sor'hwes,ern Ice Company
whereby thy will We nbln to present
c7,-y cus,cmer with 20 pounds OF ice
ire. with each barrel of beer. They
h,yr so reduced the price Ct beer from
secs 10 s. 80 per ke2. As this is cheaper
and better beer than the norted beer,
there ia no .!Oub. but y har every salnon
in town viii now keep beer on driugLt.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-09

FaI stock calf bo,,s fol- 81 st J. Meyer. s
Fro.