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The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
E.r@a;pt E;"e!i3 c!l.

For thn ,,-ncdf g: :hc exempt 7r,mea oi lis ely, w. i.lh;.h ,',e !.. as pass.i hy ;he last !r..is.r.ur-.
 An k su.i,or. E;n< tco Bremen oF 'i.. ci;, ni TDrv ln.,onc .a ..r-:,l. r. ru exempt i!r, assooi Iinr.
 E.. ., enac.4 hy tine legislative assc:n by ni the territory q! AT.z,ar:
 Sect,nn !. Ia. fire i.r.r'n.aa1 c f thr city ci T"mb.'onc is hcr,"y authorized and empowcfcd to "rg,n.z. ar Z mrt tire association, to be c"mpo>..l @: ;i-s- mca Hao have .,ir,a as ac.jyc E:tmen m the city of Tombstone f,'- ;no peri"d of three yrar-. S..I a.sr.iAsi"a ya hs limited ,n fifty myma"rs frr ihe .rs, ~, years, and to one Aari.-l for th- erso- iag years.
 Section ?. Al nsmbers oC suan a.- sac:a!;oa s!.... he eHer. pt ir"a: i5ry ,;o-y in ary ara oil cf;au courls in Jac yo.aty of C"chisc; provided, 'E.; a!i !"e'niic-. of sucb association to ay"i. themselves oi this act snail produce certificate duly signed by the prs-.,!sn. ..aa secretary ot such association shoEinS ,hat .hcy arc members ia goOd standing iu sucn as sociatiou
 Section 5. The secretary of such as soc;a,:on shall file O. cause .o bc Sled with the clerk of the board of supervisors and tbe clerk of the Gisiric. court, n and for the county of Cccbise. q full lis: of i,s members not exceeding tho number rcu- toned and provided iu cect.on I, every SIX months.
 Section This act sha,l ta.e e.sec: from and airer itf psssaze.
 Approved Nar:h :, isS5.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
Copper .Tuftc.

Tie safe CT the Catalonia copper miuc, Pinal Co.,, AT, to Chicago carita.i:is for $+o, GOO Is repnrted
 Arizona copper is for the most part produced hy the smeiting oi oxiaized ores
 Al the present prices the roo-es; co. . per that can be prrti'al!y worked In Ar izona must yield about 10 per cen; of copper,
 The mines of inc United States con- cribu;ed u 6 per cen; of inc copper in 1879 and 30 : per cent in 1884, of the whoic yield of the world.
 GeImany's production of corleI l. given ai !e..50 tons in 1881. asains, IT, S36 in 1885; the import lj.l45 agnins; l2955, and the export ,33-, against II 1.G.
 i-- ~~r'a p.:ed.c' .or n. .rEYa- .a lse4 ws. 2U1,o.5 :-s7 .E -.2>@ r1l-i5. against ,9G.0jG in ISs3. ls+ C13 n lss9. l59,5ll in 1881. l5i,C57 in $50, .Ld l49.. Tn 1879.
 There wc.e exported during ;he week -n,i:ng Juna si!, ir..A New YDrh. i.535.- 5as poa"cts 1i c"!nrr n,Si:c lnd o-r, to 'aI -iuce Jan. 1s', 2. .,2t2J3G ynan',s.
 Tie exports c: Copper :r..rn Few York: far .hc week endin. June s'h were !. 4ol l673 pnrnd,; total since Jan. It, 15,, i30.-3i pounG., as csmp4Trd wilh 2.e0i,- s47 r"nn.!s in 1Ss4, and 5,+7o.'4i :,anrtis In 1883.
 Frnn, It's rans as thir.3 in ,!;e 'ist ,hc United S'r,rs has irap";i to ihe pos.ri"n Q the gres,cs, copper producing coun ;ry in the world. Ch.i in it's psln,ies' days n3, cnming near tue record of our nwa country n Icso UT IeSt.-Cacayn Mining Review.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
OF SnSS:S

Good linen shirts fi.25 at Meyers.
 .. c...s ..,. 5l ., 7. 'r,'.c-s Y Bro
 Av-r,i .5 t-..ts ,s. pair ,- A,.r'. I!an.I,' underwear for e,,z, a: sr-yer-. Tc.. Kettle whisky at Raacri,'. saioar S;,,, for yoor own rice q. I.M., :. ,g Co 60 s,lna.a it: you, French k.t k~ao every ptsa. .t :ls Bank E.. cian.a.
 Eo' *sauans ..ca l,s:.is wr-.say ss:, caY'. .-i,erUa
 kcro. S'gr '.-" Ho.a::: A; r.e renl E&,saa.-" ro-.i-,'.'-
 .,.. .,~ta,, ,rum. civen awly wi,a eve. furcht.a aiJ. Heyyr, y Bfos.
 ya- nr-. r,.'tera.a nor,cg. $, cents rsn a. :,.. c.s!. stosY st %,LcoTr ls MAsrof;. Thr,, dazra c2s, for @I, .t ;.,, Cr.r s:crc %. NaI,...Gy .,Fslcs.
 i,as,s;@ L,-.'. 'i.. oaiy f~s.-cil.s shoe i,ss :a .oi1n,rrr..
 Fiuy imported ..ar...s g, the Foaltl:. ,.p~.s c"p,,a t1 osd-r.
 A., .oa4- ba.o., cost &. J. AI.ye.s < Te~o. A''r1 aa.' Fi-h >,res:s.
 Mr-. .rur-, ,',a oal"rprisirc rrorri=;res e! ,as -.t-r..a,:.l... hCsiaHrda:, ba- =,cG-ea ..c scrs.-s, oE ,!:ai mraJrrh cr'be cul-:nc. \. ferseu;ac., "hu taocs tne roim i.-o-y. C'pkiu. .rH. o..ir il I.,sJ-,lass style ai ihc osa hnur. a7i P,,,,-
 Fa.i a.o-A cal tools for 3l a. J. M,yerz (; 5r"s.
 Spring hee! ch!id'o s.o,s in Great-yariery at ScAwartz's si!Cc store.
 Geu,s' fHe boots from two fo five Collars st Sclwar.z5 shoe store.
 Scwar;z IS selling boots and shoes for less than say other dealer in town.
 p.CcGrc ycur tickets fort he big s2250 keno pot to take place Sunday night,
 T5c Pioneer I-iiis flour. Sacramento. is tLe best in tIc market. For sale at the Cash s:orc of Wo.ycc7T < NEssIcR.
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TIE FREE ZONE : A,...., -'-o 7s5EHf AAx BE oxa.
 2IIED C- PE1:TcC
Who Go to Sonora oo Bust. Osss-Tbe Same Amount
 o1 Out1cs- ' "
Ihe zona IiOye Explained by Thomas j. Dowell--
 Good News.

As the as;i:lr in our cooten nporarJ this morning rs -.rdn- tue free zone is in- c"Tr' ., and uriyh, mislesi parties who nre going into Sonora, we publish the 'rue igc's n rcEeIi rO ;h. free sou.,
 'mrn was wr'ticn fer us by 3fr.. Thomas 0ov,-i!, " ho cnaerst.nde me law sad all .'s provisions as pcar as say Mexican jaw can be understood
 Tac rev Mexican c1sscm law, which goes into eti"ct io-morruw, does no, iu the least eGrc, the taritf ruIe,, which not ''I'y rensin the same bu: for some goods are even higher ;hEn those charged here. 'ntu.e. The mapi6.s.os -bil.s of lsdins and o,her documents necessary 10 ef. feet sn entry ne Increased in number and more c"mI.I.csted in details. It is true that !he government c,tab.ishes aud vii! extend n"Irua fibre" from the gulf of Mexico to the Pacific ocean; but as the accustomed red tape rout;ne has to take ltS course lts advantages ,o parties doing bnslness through Sln Pedro is a thing of ma nana. This zons iibre comedies the ptivelegcs of importing any amount of .."o,:s iL;o the custom house warehouses Er paving 2 per cen, upon the duties l:or.~ Inc goods can then he con- sum,4 within the fifteen mile zone with ort any .uIther charges. These goods wirhOu; new iocumests and the pay nent of the dIiicrace between the original du- Y ard thc 9 per cen, slIcady paid.
 The Mexican government, from a sense Q: dignity, thus encourages its frontier villages 10 elevate :hemsr!ves up to the level of the American cities and towns which have SD quickly sprung up along ihe line, a silent reI,rOach upon the chronic iassitudc of the procras:inatinS Aztec. 4 new fiscal corps of gene d'aI-- mes h"s ncen established with il ;ing and stationary sections. These shalt have the righ! 10 overhaul any wagon or train nf- Ger it has passed the custom house, search is. examine closely into the papers and generally delay and oLstruct traffic. When this gone shsll have taen an cstab lI-ncd fact all along tho line, the import CTS of small ints c! meychandisc will be able to avoid the payment Of consular duties when their bills do Iot exceed &iC0 !n la!ue.
 The beauty ot inc ncw iaw is iis pc culisr classification .aa seaeia. rbscurity which will slwsys have the importer at E." r.ecry e. ...s c,eT C".nisci"-. admin '-'cr...g .-'.-, :. 7l.ns 10 ihr !s.c p.esi- d."ii,i ouio..-. is;io:r i, law, viii 'o.c "n- th;-,i Q. his ssisry ard who will be orer 2salous io exercise hIs presoSs- IN. ;l ines and ca.ort.nn.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
EOV1G Elv EEo --ns
 REcE- 7IT WARMED.
Who Hic s Against His Wife Euy-ing and
 Xii sing Hill,
Some Good Advice ie Glvcn Him By The New Or-
 I,'ans Tinas-D ID cCrut

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 = r,' ,-c;.":.air. s.d IS uosH.u. >o';.9 a,;1e sae thr.-s Lt: ss.as .r, g: ; r't, .:d ,in tp r. .u -r"y nl. s.un y..-ys .ie ? ,frfaice l. a, r-ar vi. l.t,nov~. -',.or n ..,,s s.~..o'r 'F '.-,a'.- ~.." g ->-r "ovgl 'a.-- a nm t, -.'. '' "a. .'s v'ie i- yo:a,ly ,o. ,'y u,... r..! -Y i' a :. .- Q .,'- -,..-s a;l ---." rr-'-s c,-. 1a, .,s.':- .,.s ". ,.. .,a,.-.. el.f-'.
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 h. As.' t.te.. ID --- "a--i".- {. IF. ry,;, rnd =: -..t .,. ..' ing ..- ...-. -.,,t@c. sic -~.: is-i-, .r ..l..: sa ..: '.a, t,s-.r. the ,,r,, ,'st -.- N,.-H- .Uy ra,.- 3 a.i ..H..s- .9 Ee.a evcl, ..y : a.n5 .ky :. ',. her tl=, [. c,:,,.,- ,.e ;-.'i':l Y srr;..a:. -'~a- .a. '.:-l.c., .,,.-s' l. w '.-+ ir-.,t -."a :n:r ea. h -.1 souit .,v.l uryr, 'i.r,'... I',,.'. ;ra h rnp- ;... -"a g. -.'., g'fr ...e. y.., eaal. ,.e g.. -,a. L.ga..u i, A =o,.s saa el.;oacicg.5 nanlcr r.'l..l: .ln-. .ieso.-, au bound {. h,se -" i,. or ! VI. soon lc a wreck and % &3nn :. an '.fly grars- P!,a,s .c, r.- hear rom aa -po:.. EuuAED.
 Nj. Ea".. ,. a- ypr: e'y. the cnnr.. .n: wh cA you h ', ;..,,c ], '-. jdcd'y nor,'. Y las >U,l. a ;.ra-. :.u,!. .i I...;h,s ..Dyul ,; as tJ ccrar'ard Immediate at,cntio.. Tie case. hr'rov:r. ;, -, .e's.....:.y original t'-: !; 'sa tIliru!c Ia.a.,e :. ,l'ut 0: remedy .!at wl. give yoG tae rc.:cf YOU desire. Even ihe hos editor. w!io s vi. posted on love. n.=,- mouy and the 'ei.ie sex. was cOmpy!lcd, when asked for bis advice, to ac. knowledge that he sas n0npluss-t Tue rnst;er, however, was talked over at a con. terence between Inc law reporter. rhc death ed. tor and the religious et.tor, all Cf hofn have devoted great GeA of study t1 t.e ue>t;on, ." How can We mak= home aarVs:' and tney say tina. they have discovered a way to afford you tie desired relief.
 They r. specially suggest that Ieiore go- iny home in The errang tl.at you dine on .a.i.c. wh;eA is -ina'! Ju. fai .Liac vexc- table. and shcn your wi;s !a>s"s you with he: arms look hvr iendcriy in iLe eve and breathe firmly, and ,he chsnces are by the time Ghe garlic has k;rse5 line atmosphere She r'l NitAJ'.w out of -unshol. If ,hr sarii,, however. f.i's 10 touc:, her soul with rc!nor>c, IL Ii r'ir'o.ce :. uy grl as:nl your hn;r H.th ccc liver oil md hull bo:G into the brea,h. !! hi, rase. fail, then irg ,hc heroic t.ca;nlent. Rub thc larpei Of pour ccat r~.', ,-n, -';;''e q. 4.e. k@o7n 3. L:n'Drr- gcr c!cc,e. aud waen ,ae come, si.I .I..s-s -t. ,--'a i- ~~~E and iays her heat ,7 yoa. s'...-a.. .., .a... rH .'..-, .he ,hrr-, Vi >g-..t 1a. .s.l .n the '-r~ md she wi. Lake n2 .tr 'u.d.n a.a walk far rom uh"e. Try i', Ejwa.d, "af rea-cru>c: Ina, f i~ hc;t-f 10 cA"os; rhgy-c tL.G a:- yoryc New Cr.ta:ts 'I'i,n-s. Dlmo.ra,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
EIectiONs 0y OBecrs

The following officers were elected by Tombstone Lodge Knighis of Pythiss las; evening. Past Chancellor, B. Ha;tick: Chan. ceilor Commander. Will Baron: Vice ChaI- cellor, Henry Holthsucr: Master of inauef., and keeper of records and seal. Henry Stevenson; Master of Exchequer- c. HaGrer Prela:e, V. q. Tag yrie; Master at Arms; Tom Seaward; Trustee, NJ C. Crowley. The in stalla:.ou wifi take place ei jhc iJa-e room nc-; Monday a.xa,
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30

lhe ns" law. aaas ,a:s;e es:.a., .. .in.
 < ms tean yuuc',o calara .o-as7.
 To- norrnT is the a'ss of July aa , c"llsc:ien day. . :Ihecopicus rain. wc h,7e ',ren haeinc nf late is cansin- the r,nchcr 70 rcio co :.
 Mr. Brn Williams is ia ,hu ci,y for, ISi.bec.
 rnns-aSi" ,ar,e. Lc;soa Q. FairI 7nks. irn?2sd in 70 SC. v- ia's morning..
 improvement. are soin, on all over [ Q city.
 7he-c w;i >e bi~ tcrse race q. thc ', o '-e,S ou ;Ae Fourth e July.
 v" 'e"r'7ea q verT r'on-ans can tN's n"rninc from N-, \. j. PioNe.o7c, s-ec:e, 'ccni 'f 'hs Alta California
 The democrats are a,l' tow'ir- a-a.a.t 0lev"land brcause he won't ar2o.,c ;aprn tll 10 ofIcc
 Ara,'d's wn"i To-5. C,--o- -i-': .a5
 saTrl1 Streets.
 n~v oo~d md a' we va-,' o- l.7rps: ra..z. Lea7e ordtrs wiih Arno,ds c1; -css --a. on
 We hnT1 been getting T croa, na. r -uhS@rih"rs from the 6'f-,r.a; ao:,,cas If the cnnusy. Advertiser, ,houIG max, | no'c or tnie fact.
 E. 5 Lsnc, now has charge f TRr TOMBSTONE routes and is au,hor z,i :n ,D''oit subscriptions ani cailect for tie samc.
 Don't forget tlc fremon'- hail on :be 4.b of July. < committee of iiremru win war or ou~ citizens tn-rlor.ow for tae r.rpc:c os 'e!.r, them few tickets al tAey ,o. :. one dollar each.
 Tte election for school trna-ees i7 Fair hnit;s. on >aturday WIS q re-v exciting a-- fair. There were five ., hriS i,. ,..c IeI:. If Parad-s, kmhan and Judge smith, wcrc, elected hy large majarit-es crer 'ne,r CD poncnts. There were 5I vuics cast and Nr. ParadcS received every yot,
 Thomas Kee.e las just framed q cntono illustrating ihe t;.rcc greet pi.nc.pirs If the Grand Army c: ;,.e Rrpublic. Ii is hand some piece of work ank reflects great credit upon Nr. Keetc. The picture noy grace, ;Lc wall 0. the hail Of Burnside Post of ih.s city.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30

On" of rrr nra;"st and iues, saloons in 'h's rriy is rh. CT" n;,".'-., nr Snu,isv rvcai,ic b; A"s W'i'r:n,. [ $ i'teh I'D wi;h ~ih n" re,, knnwn trs.c of Grs, 'ni r;.e ic1"r> zTe farst ,ugi have cr-r been sod ,~..a '.~r i. Iii. ci,7. tl~". h'n 2 eli end sye # wc .ge nc, giv'ac ycu :a.'r.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30

Charles Hs--is ems tu:n. t nt. I received to-day, the latest and finest and best pants patterns ever seen in Tomb stone. l. any gentleman wants q pair of pants made of the' laiest goods md perfect ii, WiIl guarantce i;o no pay. Pant: made irom Sll up ,c $ii. Come and examine my 2nojs. l. don't cost you ccnI to cAiGnine gay goods.
 CHARLES liiRnIs. Bauer's Block. Fourth Si. Tumb>tonc
 5-It!.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30

For tle finest brand ofimported wines i;9aors and cigars. the Pony sslooa take :he cake. Tom and Johnny are aiwsy glad to meet their friends, and you may depend on receiving the finest kind of reatmcut. j20S
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
The LOfPSt.

CEooK'S CANT, JUReI. Mrssrs. C.EsiE S WEHRFEITz-Wc have just captured . train load Of wines. liquors. beer and cigars, and have held cut some to entertain Crook with when he catches up with me. sent the rcmsinder to you by cxpiess. GxRoYoNIo.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
&.a.9 C&o Per Ce.:,
The new lnv in ferrrVs -.s.,axvssx;;.se,

DC ne" M" m fe'tftles -to' taIv'N*<..ieh " Tt'H'i'h in l.: ni.l i'-',sue vasil c~a.e 'f general >.aT..!t hy ar ,ii.-.n, and as. Ioa, s'a, and .uo n"t met wl,h much fArnr, Vnln-; to thc argo ir1ye:edness nov! ca ths county, two prs-rep: vii uO: lun coan:Y Ot this size and .orr1y ~a,rautsw;ll drcrea.e ia va,-'e -" tlai nr ousiaess -oun "ill Q: Y an. to ae ! win e'ie c,uaty, 1rl re elan viii c'io--r tas ,"un;y aol3ir rla: 15ey woala chUrGe 'iIizcr for lh< sa,2e xr.ds. tevuvs? lie a',i.g f t'- county w;li n !: l'c '-o. huc .H a driar d ;hec uaty dleo,ydnvg gs , e-rr vii Ae pad 1T. We ucys pi hcrri snT gal ",d1l'n son ;t- 'aw lrt, but '-r have beard t >:.t, t.rt ;|,e suprr.iscrs had t''2 ri-'t io levy ea'lsh 10 pay tae r,.uttt 7 c% 2 SIS ,f ;Ne rouu'y.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
Lcrt 0" hs3t.ys',i.

oae bucN=''ln horse, .odr years old, about l5 hands high, c;o brand One back horse, s years oil, aJou, i+k hnnds hISh, Mexican brand on left hip and J. Ii. on shoulder. The above were last seen OF the ranch of Thomas Dunbar at ,srcs hlamns. X I;hrra. re ~ard will be paid fer ;his return 10 the Engsi0n Stables.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30

There iso c..;>Eprisins sisu ia Tomb ,trn.. sad roG csr soc :: bv his oyeniHs an srch :. u,snlaui;. establishment rigbt "h-Tc 1T" Grand rc5:errani was foImcr- iv. uc i;reps 1othi1g tut shoes. 4. ,;gH~artz uas :s,I ccnaience ;D Tomb ,."rn', pros per;-y. ie6.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
Notice to the Public.

EavirG JceE sTd4e"iy called to SJn Fran cisco, Dr Dgun vii! attend to ny patients and those who nay need me during my ab- scn"., w Eicl will be hu. few days
 C.E. GooDYELLOw, ". D.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30

T.ter ." 2, sar D Gp;ch I,sucn, ore a''ca "in,1 r.s @, t..4 nay ao~.e colt Nnre branded ua s; ;b.-l, p.-.rr 4.-u,,r, will y-. io.acd 2y ,"o 'rul. ,.-rns; To lrarG .. -... Thr Y.asr can l,ya tLs sai.e 5y .ruT'"@ g"up>l'y lad ray;r. r''arle-.
 = B. C0.,,|rE.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30

Y y0U want good pastr-sye for You- her S,., vG1 ,i,.E ;s :Ee cg,i-ofnia ranch, I5 H,slrs rom Tou:b.ione F..; terms and yar- si,ulDrs app;; To J. y Nash, at thc Eclipse "Ai<ccy e. Allen street. n,39 s.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
For S0tc.

The ccan.er, shelving, stoos. range, ard in fact, all ,ac fixtures of The Crys "a! Palace Restauran, must he sold by tl.. 18th < rare chance; win be sold cheap. Apply at the CI;i "A res iaur.g;. jo-lOoJ
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
DO.- F5.r,.

Al kind ci ;aiio.;n:, done Cio;hcs 1,r"c, cleaned ani i-sa;'ci n: 'he lowest .i'iag ra!es .' inc tai!a.ins establish a.,ut Of Ch9s. Harris, :u Eiper', block. on ou-th street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30

G.Fs .h" ne" ;n..o..u- establishment ca.. i=rarrn;ee per:e,: satisfaction, O. ay ,ag l"rr.lisi. Al woTt Aone a. satrJ nou.-. nppt taii lo s~. him Chns. U,:r.s. B,ucT, hoiel b.0c. oa Fourth street.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30

T.E-u u,. co th, t;-rr,- of Ton D. tone, one sorrr. rn'e. C"n"' eaa aoll tie s4-l, b. ct...a.; .a Ansy N.h2n, cost, b'e, and pay .", r-s:,- je :9 iao.
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
TsNRSroSF Juno

TsNRsTosE Juno L MR. HIGH CHIKY-HaSc received tho goods, and our saloon is crowded nightly by pcople eager to purchase. Cesar & Wehrfrits
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
&tS-s.

Ben Williams to J. ". Howell a.l h;s right and title to certain mines ia War ren district, 5.
 John Tspinier to Ben Williams all his right title and intcres; in certain mines ia Warren district, compensation, S.
 APPOINTMENT AGENT.
 l.. ". Biuu, as ageE; for ;he Horse shoa Minin. Company
The Tombstone., 1885-06-30
County Records

The following instruments have leeu filed in the office of the County Record g..
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19
John Leherman VS.. James B. Wilcox,


John Leherman vs.. James b. Wilcox,
note continued generally.
III. b. LeTens VS.. A. ID. Fisher, note
plsirtiff files substituted petition.
James n. Sparks VS.. Missouri Pacific
Railroad company, damages, continued
generally by oOnseDt.
+. c. Maynard vs.. Jno. r. S. Skinner,
contract, continued generally by consent.
Daniel McNair VS.. John Gam,in, ap-
pesl, continued by consent at defendant:
costs.
r. Wilson Carr VS.. Lavina g. CrottY eI
al, note, Judgement by ! fault ard fnal
for plaintiff for $3.50 aud per cent in
tar.st
ID. NJ. Osborne & Co., vs.. Margaret Heck,
els INFANT, fills motion 10 reIea,e property
held in custody because of insufficient
b nd.
c. II. Elliot: vs.. H. w. Wood, pliiniif,
files reply.
l. uis L Kirk VS. John We'ch, James
OBrien, justice OF the eace, makes rrturn
to writ of ceTtiorsri with transcript which
is filed.
Court sdjOuFns to a. m. to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19
A Slick Rascal.

Saturday night James Watkins, a very
bad looking darkey, who was arrested
some two years ago by the Sedalia police,
and who proved to be deserter from the
United States srmy, appeared again at the
station house, and finding Officer Gossage,
made himself known to that officer. he
produced papers showing he had served
out his term at Leavenworth, and on re-
quest was allowed to remain over night at
the station house. Sunday he circulated
among the colored brethren and Succeeded
in securing lodgings at Gayhart's for the
night. This morning the inmates OF that
hostelry were in search of the adventurous
ex.soldier, ex-convict and ex-deserter, not
that they had any particular love for him,
but because when be left the domicile four
dollars in good and lawful coin of the
realm, and q silver watch valued at $50,
all belonging to other inmates, mad disap.
psared with him. 1t is needless to say he
was not found.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19
Got Left.

ALL dozen jolly students OF the Gen.
trsl College, instead OF dutifully attending
Sabbath school and church last Sabbath,
concluded to have lark, and boarding a
passing freight succeeded in reaching La
moate. After general good time they re-
turned 10 the depot ard boarded home
ward bound fret ght Soon after it started
they were discovered oy the conductor, who
politely informed them that he was not al
lowed to carry passengers. Protes'ations
aud offers of muuifcent reward were power
less aud they were bounced by the way.
When they reached Sedalia st midnight,
fooisore and hungry, at midnight, they
crawled s'esIthily to red, trying to solace
themselves with the belief that nobody
knew of their adventures, but the BAzoo
rever sleeps end advises them to go to
church next Sunday.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19
A TERRIBLE FATE.
Brakeman VIM. Morrison Run
Over and Instantly Killed.

Yesterday morning at an early hour the
gence that VIM. Morrison, one OF our oldest
and most popular brakeman on the West
End, had falleE q victim TO the merciless
wheels, adding another to the long roll OF
brave men who have yielded up their life
to the unavoidable perils incident to their
line of duty. So far as can be learned, the
third section of No. %, under Conductor
Shaw, and for which Mr.. Morrison was
breaking, had just left Pleasant Hill and
reached the west end of the switch, when
by some unknown means Morrison was
thrown or fell from the cars and was in-
stantly torn ard mangled in a horrible
manner, death ensuing Immediately. The
engineer saw him fall, reversed
his engine and called for breaks
announcing to Conductor Shaw that be be-
heved some one had fallen off the train.
As soon as the cars could be stopped the
train men went back and found Morrison
as described. His body was tenderly lifted
by his comrades and carried back to the
depot where coroner's verdict was returned
in accordance with the facts and the body
was prepared for burial and forwarded by
the request of Mr.. Morriscn's father, who
resides at Warrensburg, to Dresden, fol
interment in the family burying ground
which is at that place.
MIR. Morrison was about 80 years of age
and leaves wife and Two year old babe
He has been in the employe of the company
and has resided in Sedalia about two years
he was native of Alexsndris, Pennsyl-
yanis, and came to this county with his pa.
rents some nineteen years ago. He
has two brothers, James and Albert, re-
siding In this city, who are both
In the employ of the railroad company
He also has two brothers, Edward and
Charles residing near Dresden. His parents
and the youngest brother and married
sister reside in Warrensburg.
The news of his sad and sudden death
was received with deep regret In this city,
and especially so in railroad circles, as
there is no employe of the company who
stood higher, both with the officials and
his comrades than Mr.. Morrison. To his
young wife, to whom Mr.. NJ. has been mar
ried about four years, the news however
was most heartrending, and she was so
thoroughly Frustrated that it is feared
serious results may ensue, though she in
sisted on accompanying the family to
Dresden yesterday evening in order 10 be
present at the funeral, which will take
place at 10 a. N. to-day.
The railroad brakemen, at a meeting yes.
terday, appointed ]. w. Alexander, G. D.
Provolt, J. s. Johnson. E. @. Hoover, II
Sullivan, J. Moat and 81. Silly commit.
tee to meet the remains, and they left or
the 8 o'clock train yesterday in company
with Mr.. James Morrison and wife and
Mrs. Wm. Morrison for that purpose.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-05-19
Death Rv Her Own Hand.

Yesterday evening there died at the Lee
ROY house a young woman who has been
stopping there tor several days past IN
(, ebie be sltn. Her name was Miss Hesse
Stewart. She was a stranger in the city,
ard her sudden ard peculiar death rem
dsr.d an inquest necessary. Coroner Over
street summoned a jury before whom the
evidence disclosed that she had been taking
medicine evidently with view to causing
an abortion, and a verdict was rendered In
accordance with the facts. 1t was also
learned that her re'ativeS re.ided at Cali
fornia, Mo-, and they were accordingly
telegraphed TO.