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sHeerIsG sCRAPE
A Dranken Man AZ Black Dsanend
Atiempts 10 Kiil Csmpaniea and
Comes near sueeeefknx.

A Dranken Nan &C Black Diamond
Atiempts 20 Kill a Cempaniea ana
Comes near Succeeding.
The particulars Of o shooting scrap.
at she Black Diamond coal mines reach
ed Seattle on Sunday, and were abon
az follows. Thomas Mahr. employee
as q dusper ct the mines. hai
been on spree for several days. Satur
day evening he fell in with Thomas
Conner, q section boss on the Cedal
river extension. and the tso uaen lushsd
up pretty freely on China gin. Finally
she subjscs OF railroad construction
came up, and tia two men disagreed on
soms point in regard 10 the BEST way e
build certain piece Of track. They
dmaIIy quArreled and called each oiheI
hard names, hnt took another drink OF
two Of gin. and apparently parted good
frlends.
90 sunday Conner took bis section Vans
to work on the track az u.ual. Durine
the forenoon Mahr, ybo vas still drink
ing. came along and attempted to renev
the quarrel Of the previous evening
and called Conner hard names and finai
IL drew knife on him. Oemer defend
ed himself with q shovel and his ssssil-
ant xeut of. A. hour later Conner anc
three Of his men bad gone to their tent
and while citing there Mahr walked 10
with a drawn revolver and fired two
shots at Conner. who rushed out Of ths
tent, followed by bic assailant who fired
two more shots, one Of which took effect
In Corners left thiah.
Deputy sheriff X. Goldworthy arrest.
ed Mahr and took bis shooting iror
from him, and autographed the fact tc
Sheriff McC3rau. Mr.. Milner vas ale
notified and ssnt special eut over ths
rad 10 bring the Soauded man and his
would be slayer TO towa. On their ar.
rival here the wounded man was sent Il
Providence Hospital and MAhr was p1i
In isil. Yesterday afternoon he vas
taken before Justice Lyon for exsmina
tion, bat asked for time and the sxami-
nation vas postponed until O'Clock
this afternoon. Mahr's bonds were fixed
a. $500, In defaalt OF which be vas
again locked up. Corners wound 10 moi
considered dangerous.
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SUMMONS.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT o. tbs
tori 81 WashinRton. hoidinlr terms 81
SeA:tia In King county. for Tho counfies
. cem emp sha ned aisd Z u. ssussy q xiax.
u he once 81 the Clerk Il slsd pis<rict
No isss-Mssss Loresaaa Rslbsrs Knipa.
piAintifKk W. Wm- MckaBEAs Hcx2 M<ry
a. hoss hfs wifa George Dart "a ard Wm-
II C0novnE. defen6Anfa.
fzK uETD ssafn 20 AsERsra eEsD Ghkxrixss
To william McKenxls seeA Ne<y A.
hoss bic wife oee,ks Dsrffsi snd VIZ.
Yea are hsreh5 rcqnifrd 70 sppssr n m
action brought agalnst yuu vi The above
named plaintiff. "a the bisxFlcf Court 81
the bird JndEclal Disff1cf q ths Terri
tori q Wsshlnxtnn. kol1inH terms q the
CITY Of Seattle. u the county n King fer
ths COUNTIES q k..nx 80 az. k.ssss I'd z
sixfy days ff0sn ihe date o. N, krzs Bsk-
Hcakien ~ this snmmoHa ~ tulGsrnenf ~
dsiauk via - taken aQ1xfagt riyn. arzDE4r
Ind 70 the prayer q the oaEsp'atDk
1hs sd scIion 4 brpuShf ~ forec&ess
noztgAfe nede he q ar 81 R.tf4axy.
Il kss ara Mary a. hos.. his'xif@ s5on
ne f1llowinx asscrsb bed rsel ssInfs ksssif
an q the Ne half u khn s1ufhweet
quarter q he sonthesst qnaFtsr q -
nGftheaxt quarter o. etcfiu1 fiF1n1y-f4H.
fown1EiD fsenfy four uoffh- sx<lE4 fo1f
task cnliAininx i've eere4 moi1 o. i~8
"a a klng co9n<y. W&ehtnz<cn TsrkltoEx.
md mesgxaSn mas xtF<n - eecuf3 Is
paymenf Il 10 f0liowtaxsA scffhsd rxunne
izssrF notee sccesairE q IL l<funa 80
cnndlfi1ns fheEeef. toWlt;
Uos noe Tor the sum 81 fup nun8zs&
ssa g. ~ ave asl,Ass 91sk 4s4s!ag
AcEenxis noss. and usg4nle Oh 0cDohsR
La. A. u. iks4. 20 the ns&xx nf 01oxxE
Do I'D vita faferRss az Ten pef eNnk pHF
ennnIn. wkieh said note Wxs hsfDrs fnav
t1riz3 an1 before ~ ooznmc4re ez<-cf
tnIs srtio1. eplT - izne9 and snfcr1s4
- plsjnfkd. 4Innet Lara. Vie y nos IL
iasEfMi h11zGf and oBnsE tberc1f nfHe,
lSne m0<o Tor Eks tmzn 81 TIVE ku1dae Cd nM&
tmtnty fss aui'4rs Wz&. hxFLnE 4A1a
Fcf1rlnrs "a. fE6l made ~ WikLtEn No.
x nxi EosA ea1 p4Yk1Le l1iF la -
% The order e George DUf4. Win ~
i<rrst - IN Per cent pc nnns1nr s1zen
nee Wa ssfers ~ nstgry go hs1sss
endo 80 ard asstxs q 2 2lalni.lx, efeseft
1Rner q ths SANE. th<t he defea6a1k
WIIiam Il. Co1uE q. hzx q clzImH =
hzss. ssEas tnssrsss - aid Is<<>saes<
Ni-ssss shs fIanorahls asgnr a urssua
>--%-~~ Jn8&e a the md h4sl;fh4 C&ef4
SEAL kent TIE Maai shefenA, tkla 1ta&
s a. szss a Y t4S ~.
49, 81 "a -. 49, sss n s.|ss,. 50:
114@& III
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TEroosa. June IA steamer, brig
schooAer. barkentine. ship. barkeutine
SkaRit, and ons Of Hanson 4 Co. 3 ships
passed In. Clear; gentle southwest
wind.
PozT TOWNSEND. June 29.--AFrived-
Bsrkextine John Wooster. ships fmper-
ateur, Richard Ill. Aemnop and Alaska,
all from San Francisco; ship Domingo
Santa Maria from Caliao.
Posr BxAxxLx, June -. - Sailed
Bark Otaeo; barkensine Grace Roserts
PoEr GANBLE, June 9.-Arrised =
Schooner OonpeeT, nins days from sAr
Francisco.
Ponr MADzsox, Jnne 9.-Arrivsd-
Schooner La Giren6e. from San Fran
cisco.
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FOREIGN.



PARIs, June 29.-The Msmeriai Dipio-
an intervisv with Bismarck 10 Aueust.
orders Reseinaed.
CAIRo, jane 29.--Orders TO the camel
corps % embark have been rescindsd.
ID is Fapostsd that the Government
meditates reoecnpying Doneoss.
Ezlnss Of . Gern.aa AIzfaaee
I,osDos, Juns - The Berlin Posf,
Ia articles Supposed 10 have been IN.
spired by Bismarck, hints at q desire on
The part Of Germany for an alliance
with England.
The Nerve Frsi.sa, Of Sc. Petersburg,
Gays that Russia ought nos TO forget
that Salisbury and Randolph Churshill
have always baen anxious for an Anglo
German alliance against Russia.
Re-eseesed.
Right Hen. Wm. Henry Smith, Seers-
tAxy for War in the Cabinet Of fhe Mar
quis Of Salisbury, has bean reelected 90
parliaaent for Westminster. The Lib.
erals did nos contest the seat.
Ereessm e. she Ctsy si Lsaasa.
Prince Albert vicsor, son Of the Primes
Of Wales, Was today rendered the free.
dom Of ths city at Guila Hall. The
Prince and Prsnosas Of Wales. Unieed
States Mintes Pheips. and aimesz all OF
the Ambassadors Ia Londsn we're pres
emf.
Tae Death e oiivier Psiae.
PAxrs. Jana s9.--Rochefart says that
Olisisx Pains was murdered before the
dispaseh az teiearams annniiina the M
ward of Et00 which uas said % be Of
fered hy toe British cemmantser Ter the
head af Paine. FssaFe Gays thai Paine
never reached the camp Of II Mahdi.
bot that be was detained among the
Bedonius. Who finally killed him.
4 zfsing ~ sfshsnizs.n.
Bonnas, yuns 81 Reports frsm O.
bul ssase shat lea Kahn. supPorted by
RI ssiaa allies. has rssea against Abdul
tah Kahn. lisa Kahn marched upon
Khanihsa and seissd the treasure thsfs.
vslusA 81 . milfioa psuuds s4ertinR. and
beisnzinR 70 he Aueef o. AfRhsuistsn.
The politiczi diizcaisies IN kssksRrA
have become serious. aid reinforcsnents
Il tfoaps are QoiaR nosthsxrd.
Abdafaah Khan 10 Governor Of HAN
duz. the sxtrsne noxtnssn provinces a
Afrhzn farkasfan. TIE town 81 kn&n-
IL&& ~ 4U&14EM 3N18t W 1tt<t r.f4t4 "
ne river Oxns. vhica river sepsratss Is
fsous sAe Russian prolseted state II
Rak&hAra. knAushad was tie bead
a s<ssrs "a TIE pxrssnt Anssr Of Al
snanisksn before ~ cas- s11moued -
10 skrone. and there also took piaee
- pecu1issianz bsfsee1 k1a brzish
aud shs Anesrss ozdeess.
assasxsne HsiIa 80 ksaaer 81 the
AlherH2s.
I,oxpox. Jan. - --At ths ussstin1 q
| ths MldisShi4n Lsnersl Associs<toa ~
dxy. tAe enAIrnan Fek3 Q tsst<< fFe1
| ssIs6sxcos txpessslua bis deep and
srzlefnl ssnzs AZ re Gdslsky ek ths
4 fanerAI xnsisxisy % lS1A II asAi-
Ilnc wzfh a,fisnltiez a1moss a1Hxs1plsd.
Eis rsftsins fEesn csiIlcssina ths us1-
essvsfiss Cxbi1s<. feslinR y - - -
dnsx - snpPozt 80 1az19< tns1 =
loGna r1oHk n s4rs - = ess11nna
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A Mat YOUNG alRl. Twelve
n o. lifEcen years Cd. . t8ks care -
ehli1rs Il ana nza1s herpe&f Gsaexsily Me-
q. = tnaAH ssmtlf, Ad6Tszs Y. . boz
81 Sna1tf& tET
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

AFTER THIS DATE ALL RESfs
n ans or 70 bscoms due win he recelvtd
and recelpfed for ~ Mr, +. q. Bdsr. q
Norsh Seattle, wka vi hsreAfter oct a
my ak~ns far tbs renfing Il hoasea and
eoalecfioa of ientA -
ss@ssis. June is isa
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FRANK NC MULLEN.

. NV oxE KNOWING THE WHERE
a aboufs 81 frank McAnllin. of Chey-
e1z1e. wyoming. viii confer favor b.
s<n1inr the inform1tfon - In mother.
Is In MIS-. 9ksSk HcAIlLfN
al Harriaua g., eAz Eiaa1lsca. Cal
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that the rreseaos of LSbersl fraSMity
n Ps<iisme1t vii Be eo9pesent % az
ere:ss the necessary vizilanee. BE ssks
4tdtcthisR % aszist hfu IN osina his
strongest and most sednicas eacTss Ia
the interests Of the Liberal party.
Gsacssons says be did not think be
should again ASH 20 be returned 20 Par
tianent. b1t that events hsvs tr.nspired
vhina have rendered II necessary that
be should not impsril the unity and
efficiency OF the party.
THIS ID taniam0uns n . declaration
that be will remain the leader OF the
Liksrals- The meeting Was then sd-
dressed By Rari Rosssa,y. and . resoi1-
tla expressinz hearty con1denoe IL
Mr.. @ adstooe Vas Afterwards adopted.
Gladssose's letter 70 the political fea-
tHre Of the d2y. The Liberals are nos
relieved Of their anxiety over the aaes-
tIe1 Of bis continaed leadership Of tie
party, and are iabilant over his de-
cisi0n.
The Chelera IN sp2ia-
MADRrp, June 2s.-OaiciaI cholera re-
ports for Sunday are as follows: Gas
tellon de Ia Plana city, neg cases 6,
deaths mons: provinoe. neV casss l4S.
deaths ~; Valencia city. nes Gases 5,
deaths 81 province. 556 nee cases. rs
deaths; Alicante city. 10 asv oases, 2
deaths; provinces. l5s new cases. 81
deaths s.arsRossa. new easts .. deaths
3; Toledo city. new cases ?, deaths 2
province. Dew cases. deaths Is Ara
isbe, new e4ses 20. deaths Is ; Glen Pa
zsIOs. new osses Il, deaths s.; Madrid
new eases 3. deaths /.
Gsasa Gaivsz. director Of the Toledo
Military Academy, has died OF the
ehsieKa.
The Caaadian lean.
MONTREAL, Jane 29-Nexs vas re-
ceived here tonight from London that
Ehs Canadian four per csnt. loan OF
100000 opened today, vas subscribed
for three times over. and that tt has
been taken mp at about l0l1.
Rebeiiisn AGntasl Reufers.
LONDON. June % he London news
papers have rebelled against Heaters
news agency. IL appears that this
agency has increased ths expenses of
gathering news By reason Of toe recent
campaign In the Soudan and the dIff
euIsiss in south Africa AZ q meeting
OF newspaper proprietors it was decided
70 make 3 stand against Reuters de-
mand for increased pay. katnsr than
pay more they wished il 20 be under
stood that they contemplated freeing
themselves from taking Reuters news
by establishing q news gathering asso-
citation similar 90 toe American Asso-
ciated Pfess. Is cannot be sseertaised
that any step hiss bean taken since
morning. bat enough transpired TO indi-
cate that these parties will deliberate
verg cautiousig before committing
themselves to q policy which vii lead
70 an Inevitable rupture Of present reis-
tions. The opinion 10 prevalent amooe
those who are best informed that some
satisfactory settlement will be reached.
Funeral Of aGiaiSter Pheips.
LIZA, June 29.-Tha funeral Of the
late United States Minister Phelps took
place Saturday. IL was In accordance
With the high position Of the deceased
gentleman and was attended b. all the
Minister'S of Stats.
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DIAMOND
.VENTILATOR
sulIaiass, seAssis. cAsrcAss, Hospitals,
E'wsliiass Steamers. Passenger.
Sleeping aad asidssraiss Cars.
whsr~ver veasiiaass 10
Required.

ARCHITECTS and builders unite IN saying
~ nos s1d . sos Ie1 eoom &c enc
ri the window.
Our ventiIAtor In any HizsI, whez
placed through . wall. Q window sash. o.
Q wooden bar under sash. sdmita q con
nAst supply Of frcsh cir under perfeef
etntroL without drAaxhm; any desired
apsftmenk Ne c<Iloe OF siaepinR roosn
should Be without Il - it stops burglars.
excludes rain and dust. an1 kespe the
apaFtment constantly fresh without rails
lhg the windows. Being heavily plated
Ia nickel it Il very ornamental when IN
faaoa The handles serve % Regulate
i'entilator. also TO raise and lower ths
irindow.
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the Chslera IN spaia-
The Caaadian Lean.

MONTREAL. June 29-News vas re-
ceived here tonight from London thai
the Canadian -four per cant. loan Of
1000, 90 opened today, vas subscribed
for three times over. and that tt Ia:
been taken mp st about l0l
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General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
9 and z.
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The statue Of the late President Gar.
hsid. presented by the State Of Ohio 10
tne National ststusry Hal, was unveiled
today without ceremony IN presence Of
Governor Hoadiey aad Two or thres
members Of the eommIttee from Ohio.
They expressed themselves As mach
pleased With the ststae and Gill recon-
mend its acceusauae.
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pbease and hass an sxciosfve tiininc
foom and billiard tabis room. Tkls cor
ridsrH are neatly furnished, and from
the vindovs facing the south & fuIl
neg o. he handsome ero0nda Of The
ins'ieution y had. These pzsienfs have
fne LIBERTY Of the Rroands many hoars
'11ring the day, and arg taken FOR
dfIyes two or three ti1nss Q week. John
Mccullough suppressed mach pleasure A.
his EuFFuundinra
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..~ur,. y. Y, Jane A;-Jsmes Y.
~ --.pessidsnt Of the Msriae Bank.
49, Il ttle prison this morning t.
efE = sarseuce Of ten years smprst-
49, IA we're bis citizsn'a clothes
s..ssxioQ his cell today, but tomtsi'-
- - IN u,,t on . congIss's aaKbs
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Funeral of iGiaister PheIps.

LIMA, June 9.-Tha funeral Of the
late United States Minister Phelps took
place SATURDAY,. IL was IN accordance
With the high position Of the deceased
Rentlernan and was attended b. all the
Minister'S of State.
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WAsarSGroS. june 9.-The President
has recognized G. CEsu a. Consul Of
fhe Ger1an EGpise for the State Of Or
eRou AZ Portland; jose higars as Consul
tor the United States uf Mexinn n Bos-
ton M4ss-. and Jose Parsz a. Vice Con-
s1l 81 Portugal Is savannah. Ganrpia
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NEwzcz. Ooan-. Jnns 19.--Ths new
schooner yacht BranhiIdt, liz tons.
owned b J. Phslps, Of Eazissood, q
son Of Wm- Walssx Phsips, viii saii
from Mes London today for 3 trio
around the world. Besides the ownes.
i've othsr genflemen Of the Cizss OF 81
a. Yale College will make the frip.
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~.us Ms wffs's Brains esi.
49, ssrasslf 10 the police this
rsfsss. 80 .tsssd that be bad bead
n1r1,25 srsius oat With hstehst, and
m.s dr1nls Il the time be COM
- - go. Investigation. oy the
-. -. ,sossa that O'shsa had told ths
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a<t'teezas bssh ~ Aoetsrs nsAdsa fur.
q S<1nlas1i1a 81 ne patient. ard ii.
10 ucald noe scsiisinizs -
e y tAes had besn willing 10 iei
a11eqs knse aAas theg w,ifa Do
49, NJ nleazpe salisAsd that the actor
= y ee placed IN care % prufss.
a4lzeA kmenR ths thirxs be
~ ~ taas there had bean twsi liftis
3 nlaids sttnding ON ca ths
- &gAai> 40,
pala psansF had ssns Tor Mr..
IsYlor. af The fiHn Of De
9 Esyisss aud aaosher fxiend Of
SnllauzAis, " come to the
ss... 2 IN Ne fetor's frenta snd
= tad held s consolidation, Il
- ks1sf1linsld % carry eat Captain
ktan and iAka MeCniianQn 10
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- theis certlaesss snd Gases
> Aa44ain, " sns 0lsy ueart.
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= elxt&ed c4sfiaxe al thn hntsi
= 4h9l>& Z n'elaek "a me Af.,r,saoa
= Seze eztsna -all sar road. = IA a.
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\ ~ 49, 1t1tss fcf sea ~ leats sAs
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1885-12-25
PROPOSALS
For Feeding County Prisoners.

For Feeding County Prisoners. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE A\ Board of Supervisors of Cochise county, Territory Of Arizona, will receive sealed proposals for supplying all persons confined in the county jail ef said Cochise county, necessary food for their subsistence, from January 10th, A. D lssS, up to aud including January 10th, A. D. 1887.
 Such proposals to be filed with the Clerk of the Board at or before 10 o'clock 6. m , January 4th, 1886. al which tune such bids will be opened. and the contract for such subsistence will be let to the lowest responsible bidder.
 The food furnished shall be oi good, wholesome quality, and in quantity sufficient 10 meet the wants of such Uereons; and such food shall he delivered to the person n charge of said Jail, at such time ss may be requested by him. with suit. able dishes and appliances.
 Each bid must be acc ompanied by @ good and sufficient bond in the sum of five hundred dollars for the faithful performance of the contract.
 Contract price to be paid quarterly in Cochise county warrants drawn on the Contingent Fund.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids s-d for non com pisnce to annul the con. tract in the uhe Board of Super visors. JOHN MONTGOMERY
 Attest: Chairman.
 A. o. WALLACE, Clerk. Dec F, 1855.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1885-12-25
PROPOSALS
For Publishing Proceedings Ot
 the Board of Supervisors.

eho A1VUAu OA tx6OISs NOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE N Boaro of Supervisors Oi Cochise county will receive sesied proposals for publishing the proceedings of said Board from January 10th, lsso. to January 10th. 1887. Such prol osals to be filed vita the Clerk of The Board at or before 10 o'clock a. m January 4th, 1856, at which time such bids will be opened and the contract for publishing said proceedings will be let to the lowest responsible bidder.
 Said proposals shall specify the rates proposed for each inch, or fraction thereof, of brevier or mihion type in solid columns of thirteen ems pics, one insertion in the paper at first issue thereof after such proceedings are had.
 The person to when such contract shail be let shall ent into good and sufficient pond in the sum of Sl 900 for the faithful performance of such contract, said bond to accompany such bid and to be approved by the Board.
 Contract price to b. paid quarterly in county warrants drawn on the Contingent Fnnd.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids JOHN MONTGOMERY,
 Attsst: Chairman.
 A. O. WALLACE, Clerk. Dec. F. 1885.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1885-12-25
A Resolution

nFTHE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL N/of the City of Tombstone, of tDo Territory of Arizona, in relation to reports of City officers. Be it resolved by the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Tombstone That all officers of the City of Tomb-tone shall on or be- fore the first w Wednesday of each month, make and file with the City Auditor an Itemized report Of the business transacted in their respective offices during he previous month; ana each of said Ciiy officers shall, at all times, keep their books posted up 10 cate, and subject to the eX animation of the Eayor and Common Council CT any committee appointed by the Mayor and Common Council for that purpose.
 Be it further resolved that this resolution shall take effect and be in force from and after approved and due publication approved as to form.
 November i2 1885.
 W. II. SAVAGE,
 City Attorney. Approved. c. N. THOMAS, Mayor. Attest. J. r. CLUM, Clerk.
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PROPOSALS
For County Advertising.

W NOuhty AuSCIAloAASs NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE A> Board of Supervisors Of Cochise county will receive sealed proposals for publishing all sdver. tisements (exclusive of delinquent lists) from January 10th, 1886, to January 10th, 1877. Such proposals to be filed with the Clerk of the Board at or before 10 o'clock S. m. January 4th, 1sS6 at which time such bids will be opened and the contract for publishing such proceedings will be let to the lowest bidder.
 Said proposals shall specify the rates proposed for each incb fraction thereof of nonpsreil type in solid columns of thirteen ems pica, one inser tion in the paper at first issue thereof after said proceedings are had.
 The person to whom such contract shall be let shall enter into good and sufficient bond in the sum of Sl.0OO, for the faithful performance si such contract, said bond to accompany such bid and to be approved by the Board.
 Contract price to be paid quarterly in County warrants drawn on the Contingent Fund.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any aud all bids. JOHN MONTGOMERY,
 Attest: Chairman.
 4. o. WALLACE, Clerk. Dec. I7, 1885.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

YTNO J. E. FAIRIES, J. J. NEELY, G. G. J Moore, A Lanr. E. II. Fordtran w. A. Beck ham, R. O. Fares, : B. Moore. J. II Chambers, z. T. Hogan, $ B. Garrett, E. Haight, K Cooke, A. L. Steele and P. Carson: Ton are hereby notified that we have expended one hundred dol lars in labor and Improvements on the Hercules lode and mining claim, situated in the Dcs Cabezas, now known as the Tevis mining dis trict County of Cochlse and Territory of Arizona; location notice recorded iii book 3. page 11O, of transcribed records oi COchise county, A. T., ln order to hold the claim for the year ending December, 1885, nnder the provisions of section 232i. Revised Statutes of the United States. There ore, if within ninety days from publicat on of this notice, you fail or refuse to cont i6ute. each of you, your proportion Of said expenditure and cost oi this publication as cO-owners, your intere-ts in said mine or claim will become the property oi the undersigned, unCer section 232i.
 JACOB BINZ,
 JACOB HOkNBERGER. Tombstone, September 25, 1885.
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PROPOSALS
For Taking Insane Persons to
 Stockton, Cal.

Notice is hereby given th~t the Board of Super viso-s of Cochse county will receive sealed pro posals taking the county's insane to Stocton, Gel, during the year 1886, until the Territorial Insane Asylum shall be finished, should il be fin ished within the year.
 Such proposals to be filed with the Clerk of the Board, at or before 10 o'clock m, January 4th, 1886, at which time bids will be opened and the contract let to the lowest responsible bidder. Each bid must be accompanied by god d sufficient bond in the sum of one thousand dol lars for the faithful performance of the contract Contract price to be paid in county warrants drawn on the general fund
 The Board reserves the right to rej ect any ana all bids.
 tAttest.l
 A. o. WALLACE. JNo. MONTGOMERY,
 Clerk. Chairman.
 Dec. 23d 1885. !0td