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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
SHO TACE SHuWN
In the Accounts OF a Prom
inent Citizen of Hartford
Who Skips.
Desperate Deed, in Different
Loo aitues Triple Murder
Ia Florida Iynchiug.
The Presideurs Return to Bu,i.
ness Daughter or the Cuu-
federacy in HiChmoud,
Arrest or Martin Irons Race
Track Accident PIeuro-
Pneumonia.
cEHrAINLN INcANApA.

HARTFORD, Cr.. sept ~ lnsur-
anCe Commissioner TYLER upun peti.
tlOn Oi the directors OF the Charter
Oak Life Insurance company i'm this
morning applied to Judge pHr,ies of
tile supreme cOnrt for the appoint
mout Ola receiver. The Judge has
not named receiver The COMPANY
became involved IN troubles some
years hgo and the policy holders or
gained to manage il with Geo. VI
bartholomew of Hartford ~ prcsi.
dent. Since then about S6OOOOO has
been paid back to the policy holders.
Recently the Company's finances be.
came involved again through cumpl.
cations IN Bartholomew stE,ira
Bartholomew informed the directors
on sunday hat his accounts were
short Sl2,OOV and on that account the
appointment ola receiver was applied
for Other Deficiencies III his nc.
counts are reported but no statement
is yet obtaiuablc. Bartholomew LETT
the city ON SATURDAY. aitrrnoou aud
has not since returned. lie has been
in business here tnr 80 years aud was
one OF the city's most respected citi
zrhs. lie WAS connected with its
most important business enterprises
and the eprcseut condition of his affair.
is creating the greatest sensation ever
known hcre in business circles. lie
lie was "A very large borrower and
had the highest credit. At one time
hc endorsed Tor the Charter OAK com-
pany to the extent of 100000 to car
ry II over n hard place, when no one
else could be found to help it. lie
had been cun-idctcd very successful
In its management until this condition
of affairs was developed. lie was
president OF the Hulyoke Water
Power company. of he Union Manu-.
iHc'uring company which was recent.
Ia reported tp br embarrassed, aud OF
the Charter Oak Life Insurance com
pAuy. lie MIS- also Interested IN other
local corporations. lie was largely
ihsirumental in building up the Ilol.
yoke Water Power company, and
managed the Hartford, Providence u
Firkill railroad TOR years very sue
ccssiully, as its trustee before It's con.
soidation with the New YORK. ,,en6
He% EpglSHd6f-eer for the Hartford
SILK company aud tho Union Manu-
featuring company, aud the extent OF
itr Liabilities Il very large, though il
10 not definitely known
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
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HETrHNID RIFRESityD.
The President Lnd- his Vacation.
Secretary nsnning's Ueuth,

Necf"'erN hsnuiuk'a Health
ALBANY, y. Y. Sept. ~ -prcsidunt
Cleveland aud party arrived here by
special car NJ 3 O'Clock this morning,
and the car was sidc-traCkDi. About
o'clock the president aud Col La.
mont drove to the office of the Argus,
about three blocks away, to meet
secretary Manning, who had driven
there short time before. The pres.
ldcnt aud secretary were In private
consultation in Mauuiug's Office for
about All hour, while Lamont met n
few friends in an outer office. A
crowd Il Interested by-slNuder.
awaited the pre-idcnrs appearance
When the consultation ended, the
president Secretary Manning nni
Col Lamont drove lack the special
car where few friends were await
ing them, The train lett at 10 O'Clock
aud will reach Washington at 3 this
evening.
The president and Secretary Man.
ming are aiOne aware OF the decision
that was reached NJ the nGcting. aud
of course they have nothing to say
upon the subject Secretary Man.
niug will return to Washington iu
about u fortnight, but whether to
remain or close up affairs In his dc.
partInent Ia not known lie WAS cer-
tainly in good spirits this morning
aud except limp IN his gait, is ap-
parently in his normal state OF health.
The ladies OF the party received a
few personal acquantances during
their Oriet stop, aud expressed them
selves a' delighted with their va
cation
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

Governor Ireland. General Ross. Scu.
tor Coke, Judge Terrell aud many
ot7ers, prominent In the state, wll
address the people on the issues now
y ore them.
The county canvas, thus far, ha-
hceu tagging, but the different demo.
cratic candidates from this time on
are going To stir The desr people up.
aud infuse more iC nltuthc campAiRu.
III Is generally conceded hat the up
pusltiOu ticket IL the weakest ever put
out IN the county None of them rN.
puct tu be- elected
cotton is coming ia At n rapid rate.
aud the crops VIII soon bc marketed
Cotton seed l- selling At live dollar
per ton, aud quite ~ quantity is being
bought bN tho stock men IA thonorih
we.t part ot the state Tor feeding pur
poses.
The county court Is in session with
thc usual amount of business before
u, which l. always large. uwinR To thr
tundnrss ut the negro tor litigation.
The number OF pupils IN attendance
upon the public school continues to
Increase. aud many Of our farmers are
sending their sous ia from the cpun-
try. The school is under able man
agumeut and will accomplish all that
It's friends desire success.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

NLw NoHK, orpt sz The pleas
uro of yesterdays racing nj Shcop-
head liHS wns mnrrcd IN the race iur
thc two.yoHr olds by the ki'liug at
Porter Ashes CaliiuruiR my Worn.
0ro got oil bHlly nt the stR,t aud ON
the back stretch before she rcHchrd
the turn her rider O'liriru, hrgur
whipping her Tho sensitive lilly
swcrvod into the rails, striking her
hind legs against post with such
turGe that zh" broke her thigh, The
lilly fell on O'liricn, aud nj llr-t 1t wn-
thought thut hc WAS killed., but hc o..
capped uuinjurcd. The lilly iiod from
her injuries within halt an hour after
tho accident A-hc sRid he thought
more OF her than any my he ever
owned. She Wn- very inst md wa
improving with every rAcc Nrrn
was valued nj about $4,000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
Ac.onr,,s,irn rurin AIN.
Au"r shHrp CunHtri 'otorndo
i,uchiug rHrD naug
Mur.lgF.r

MoNrKosE, colo, sept ~. Early
Iucsda, morning mob OF armed
men attacked the county i1il witt
sIcdges and crow bars. Before. ia
sheriff, who lives near the Jail. wa
alarmed, they succeeded in forcing au
entrance from which thuy took ~
nous. who wa- hrld tor killing Juhu
liuc~ley on thc 2ad ot last July. when
the sheriff reached tho scene with u
posse, the mob fired upon him. The
lire was returned and over luJ shots
exchanged without any harm being
done. Finally the sheriff forced the
mob into the mountains whcrc they
separated, one party taking ~ymour
over the west side OF the Uncompngrc
mountains whcro It ia supposed he
was huug aud buried. Citilons have
lccn searching Nil day for the dad
body but have been unable to mud nny
trace of It.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
FOREIGN FAV0RS.
aad German Mariners Attack
Natives OF the New
Hebrides.
ttrCause Of the slaughter Of
S"me Scautcn tnnniUI with
tnpuis Indians.
ThrenteurJ strikr Of NineI,
ThousRud Cotton spiuucrs.
wreck ot ~ schooner.
Fearful triuC Of ErcnChnisu
They Heat an iubcCiie
sister to Death.


l.oNuoN, Sept 22. The Australian
mMj brings the news ut n conflict be
tween the German gunboAt Albat-
ross and the natives ui the New Heb.
rides. 1t appears that the AlhatrOes
opened tire on the natives IN revenge
for the murder OF Klein aud Culloh
Twenty people were Killed and many
wounded. The crew OF the Albat.
ross then landed. whcrcupou tho ma
tivcs dccampcd to petrost Island
whore the lpala-' mate WAS murder
Ell The Germans pursued them aud
oprncd ilrc with tNtling gins, which
did terrible execution. several viii
agea were burned 10y the Germans.
SrtNNEBS 10 STRIKE.
Ninety thousand cotton hpnner
Ia burnley nave resolved To- strike
against reduction Ia wages.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
IItipI.I Iit s1'IDf.


KEY WE,r Fla., sept ~ Nows OF
n singular triple tragedy reaches here
to-day from the charcoal camp on
Pine Key. Yesterday man nnmcd
Cooper Visited DunRld-ou's camp,
when the latter asked him TO return u
knife whion he had borrowed n few
days ago Cooper threw the knife
on the Il or, -AyinS "Thore it is, and
without warning mot DOnHld-On IN
the back, killing him, Cooper then
reloaded his gun and went to the
camp OF Bain * Hunter Bau wac
cooking la front OF tent when,
without warning, lac was shot in the
bowels, tearing out hi. cutrnils. lie
cried out, "Why did you shoot me
did ever harm you " Cooper
answered, "No, only shot you Ia
please my own mind" Cooper then
loaded his gun and went to the front
OF the tent when Hunter, who wS- in.
side, attempted to run, but was shot
through tn heart aud instantly
killed. Cooper is still al large.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
spain,


MADRID Nrpt.22 Queen Christcne
returned 10 this city to-day. She was
received with great enthusiasm by
the people, and large crowds attended
the funeral of the victims OF the re-
volt Nll the momucrs OF the cabinet
were present and the queen sent
wrcath- to b" placed on the collins.
y number of insurgents Mt Toledo
shot themselves to avoid being cap
turcd tits stated that all the officers
implicated in the revolution will hc
put to death.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
WILL WORM WITNESSING
~ the verdict rhRi nHs Been Passed
Ipon thc hntghts TrmpIar

~r LorI-, sept 2g Hours before
the Time set for the graud drill which
wHs 10 open the proceedings OF the
dny at The fair grounds, the street
cars Loading To the grounds were
packed with peoplo who proposed to
make nil day of Il. The streets
and avenues OF approach were
thrungod with convey yanccs of every
description, communicates aud bands
went IN bodice, bands were playing,
brightly uniformed knights were
going through the .volutons of the
manual, and the scene along the route
from the centre OF the city WAS most
animated aud inspiring ono. A stream
Of humanity began pouring through
the gates before 5 O'clock, aud bstors
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ST. Lori-, sept. - rhcio seem,
To bc no cud to the official changes ON
the Gould system aud heads are ,lrop.
ping into the baskc' with rcgulnrit,
that haS crcntcda general fcpliug Of
uucasinesr and doubt among All the
official aud clerical employees. II hu-
now leaked ont and ia nuthurltNr
clrclcS. that j. e.. llrrru, sup riutrn.
dent of the international aud North
cru, has rendered his rcsigunuuu. tu
lako effect October J. Assistant ~u.
pcrnicnd'nt llartigan also retire,
aud the latter gentleman has nlrrad,
been offered and accepted n position
with the Chicago and Nurthwcsicru.
There l. no doubt about the retire.
mcnt oi superintendent llrrrih. amt
II is further minated llmt upun the
return to IT. luui- ol urucru Man.
hgcr IiuNio Nill further radical
changes may bo looked Tor.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

HhTss'lr .'ra' .'tNt ttu tttt-,
the leader OF the great strike last
spring on the Gould system. wa
brought here from Kansas City TODAY
by Deputy Shrrll 9kitnorc Ia stand
trial on the churgo Ui completely IN
the noted wire tapping affair. H.
ease WAS To have come To trial last
Monday but tho ptsuuCr miicd to
put in M appearance aud his huuur.
men surrendered him to the officers
The ma-icr workman WINS interviewed
ia regard to his recent arrest In Kan
-Hs city Tor drunkenness Rnd -lAl,d
that he was not drunk al the time NJ
all aud was arrested by MI officer tor
Nagrancy, bat upon explanation thHt
the charge was Withdrawn, he WA,
maliclou-ly rcHrrcrlrd tor drunken
ness. Tie -Hy- 10 was Hput ~ -rlrmr
to bring himself aud the knighl- ot
labor INTO disrrputc.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

N NN ~ Y "VT NTlTIl
ST. JoIIS. y f.. 5 pit % During
~ violent suuthrrly gale mrt nlghi lhr
struck by Nh oil.hcndland -quil, keel
rd over ami immediately sunk. Inn
disaster occurred oil the prc'lpiluus
c,lils Of BlackhcHd IN Bona y \i-tu bay.
Two lady passengers were drowned
The crew was saved by climbing to
the bottom nf a -null boat, and were
picked up aud Iaudcd Mt Kings Cove
by Il passing vessel.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

BosruS. Mn,-. sept 20 The ~ov.
crrign Lodge of the .. q. 4. opened
in regular form to day Tho Wrls.
dlction wAr called In and hrgr
amount of business presented which
was referred Ia tho various STANDING
committees. Representative Curln.
Of Illinois, presented "a protest from
Excelsior Canton of Chicago again I
the action ut Lieutenant Gen. Uudcf-
wood IN poslppninR the drill which
was To have iukcn place to-day, de
manding that the drill proceed, Hnd II
10 other Canton appeared for drilI
that the iir-t priIo be- accorded tu
ENcclslor Canton. a point ot order
WAS raised aud the grand sire 4ur
tanned H., The reports NJ they np.
poHred upon Tia" journal we're Mhru
up and number of appeal. were
passed upon or laid over until to.
morrow.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

DAUGHTER OT THE ,UNTEDIHNCN
VISITS Richmond snd ~ made an non.
nrhrA MamhnI of u. o. Loo IMmI.

RICHMOND, Va sept ~. Miss
Winnie Davis, daughter Of Jefferson
Davis, visited The confederate sol.
diers home to-day and was rendered
reception by the yetcrans Of The"
home. She was elected au honorary
member of Il +. Lee camp aud was
invested with a badge Of membership
by Governor Lee. This is the hr-t
time Miss Davis has been In Richmond
sluce she was taken away All infant in
the time ot evacuation.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

Prickly Ash iittcrs warns up and
iuyigoratc the stomach, improve nui
strengthens the digestive organs
opens the pores, promotes pcr'plrH
ton, and equAlilc- the circulation.
40 u correctOr ~ dl,ordcrcd sy-.
tom there is nothing 10 equal il,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
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WHAT ~ HIs NANLf
a Resident Of IOrt worth Carries
on Another Fellows VIE.

special " the Examiner
FoRr " ORTIZ, sept 22, On Monday
there arrived in tins city gentleman
probably 5U years old, dressed in ordi-
nary app rel like a railroad man, iIi-
occupation however was entirely ain.
oreui, and 1t il said he followed min
ing aud sporting alternately as a
IN ans of gaining livelihood, To
those with whom he came in contact
while In the city he gave the name Of
Nelson, and At his hotel IN the lowest
portion of the city he registered by
that name and stated that
he was from the state OF Maine,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
nAHLIS nINTIN0s.
\ ran HuIget of Gsnerai News Items
from That Busy PIAco.

MARLrS, Tex, sept, Con Sstur-
day, the 2nd Of OclOborthe good peo.
pie Of Falls county viii give Rn Old.
Fashioned democratic barbecue, that
will DO attended by tho best speaker.
aud foremost politician. in the state
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
,Icico


CONrLCr WlIu INDIANS.
GuNNNtAs, Mex, N,~cpt. o. report
reached here to-day of serious light
on the lith INST, between the MrNi.
can troops and Naquis Indians, The
MrXicnns lost twenty killed rnd forty
wounded aud the Nnquis had sixty e.
two killed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

We have reduced the price of Royal
Patent Flour to Sl7b per sack, and
800 per barrel, Thus the best hour
In the world ia placed within tho
reach OF evnn the poorest man.
Absolutely pure Creamery bulter
received every other day direct from
the creamery by express
NARshALL i HEAkp,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

TINTNTTI 7 II TTT'T W II
PARIS. Sept O.. At Micu, yc-tor-
day AN imbcciIc girl was beaten to
dcuth by her brother while nor mpth-
rr aud another brother held her
naked on bed. aud friends of the
mon .lookcd cooly on All were Hr-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

Many 40 called Dilters and touic,
are directly injurious to heath, hut
Morris Ca-rgrinc, by IT. gentle prop
critics, cures and prevents all troubles
Of the digestive organs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, sept W. At n
meeting ol the board of managers Of
the Philadelphia and l;chding rail.
rOad to day the resignation of the
President ofthe road, Francis u Guw.
er, wa accepted, aud Austin torbln
was elected his rucccs-Or
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

We placed Import order fr Black and Coored
Cashmeres before the advance in prices and will give
the public the benefit of it Our lines of all.woo Cash.
mere, run from 30 cents to 81, - a yard
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
'ArITAL'IrY CuAT.
Progress Made by students al iha
iniNcrsIty a WacOi.s Ihere.

specia tu the Examiner
AusIlN, sept, 22.-Up to to-day
lsO students marliculated at the state
University 1hi- is again of 80 per
cent over last year. It is thought the
number this year will exceed those of
any. previous year.
George Clark,of Waco Is in the
city
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
slight shock

CHARLEsroS, sept. %. Charleston
passed quiet night with no shocka
nor alarms Al Summeryille there
wss q slight shock about o clock,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
New N|eaves il Dress Goods !

Are numerous this than at any previous
one, Dagonas small checks and stripes and camel hair
effects taking the lead Never before such an easy
matter for ladies to suited in dress goods the styles
are elegant and varied that the most asidou can get
pleased.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

Ponds Extract, Used alike by
the medical profession aud the people,
it holds n position held by no pthcr
medicine IN this country, or pcrhap.
the world,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

"a inch all-wool Canvas cloths, 90
cents.
~ inch Canvas cloths. a special bar.
gain at % ccnJ- yard.
3s inch tine Canvas cloths at 70 cents
u yard.
iOiuch extra quality Canvas cloth-,
~ . u yard
STRIPED AND CIl ECKED SUIT
lNGS, 80 inches 80 cents n yard.
40 inches, - cents yard
~ inchc-, Sl.OOa yard.
~ inches. Sl.25 - va Il.
~ inches, $3.50 n yard.
Elegant liuc of pINd Suitiugs AZ all
~ g." ,auicis mar plaids at 500
yard.
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RICH and ELEGANT NOVELTIES
II
DRESS: II -
- - - 1T
~ ~ ...-~.-s..s.a...
~ ~
GOODS
III A4


A.. beng shown dress goods COUNTER ele
CANT novelty Robes embroidered in wool, silk and
plush superb combinations of Diagonal colhs with plush
embroidered fronts and trimmings to match hundreds
styles that all and elegant from $50 to 500
pattern.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23

ltchs Of eycrykind cured in thirty
minute by Wooliord'- sanitary 10
tiOn This never tails Sold by II.
Behrens, druggist, Waco, IeIas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-23
New Dress Goods. Fall Dress Goods.

50 inch Diagonal Suitings, at 40
cents yard.
~ inch Diagonal Suitiugs at 80
cents u yard.
~ inch Diagonal Suitings at 70 cents
a yard.
~ inch Diagonal Suitings at 81 %
yard
80 inch snowflake Diagonsls, rich
novelty nj % cents u yard.
b2 inch Csmcl's Hair Cloths. 80 cents
yard.
50 inch Shoodda Clothes at 65 cents
yard
40 inch extra hne Shoodda Cloths
at s. cents ayard.
40 inch Fern raf Re- cot" l"i'''
- 10 CUnts yard
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08
SdnnnIunS.

V TIE JUSTICES rOUTT, TOWNSHIP No One, III the CuunSy Of Corhisc, Terri tory ot Arii OEt. tharts Nar,jinI. plaintiff. v'. GGlsrPic rUuiIua, dp'endunt Before c. Y. Aiyurd, Justice of the Peace, .rmund s30U.
 Ire Territory of Arizona sends greeting tp G'fi-cppr Fdntana, drfendaut
 You are hereby SIIinmnned and required 'n appear he'Or ms ut my oflire in Tomb stone, County of CochlSe, un the Sth day ,f luiy, / D. 1885, at 10 n'c:nck d. m., 1o an Swar inc complaint of inc ahnye mann d plaintiff wE" drmands of you that you are ir d"h'rd to him in the sum of three hundred tS3OO) dollars, on a pIUmIsury note giving hl yOu to plaintiff. as more fully appears by complaint now on file in my office
 And if y"n fail 70 appear and answer siiid complaint as herein required, the pl.intffI vii take jEd gain>t you as dtmalid dd and f,.r il cusis of this suit.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of Nay \ D 1886 I. r ALVOR.t.
 Justice If the PeHre
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08
E.eague.

All members of this league, and all persons who sympathize with its prin- ciples, are hereby earnestly requested not to patronize the f"llowing-named persons or firms, or any business in which they are engaged:
 :. w. Blinn, Of ;ochise II. & T. Go. R. ". Woods, gas and ice man. L. Hart, gurismith.
 Ii. K. Tweed, general merchandise. ]. P. Cum, city recorder.
 Chas. Baccigalupc, butcher.
 Webster Street, county judge. II. G. Howe, Surveyor.
 G. G. Berry, lirwyer.
 Dr. Willis, county physician. L. ShoeufelJ, of ShoenfelL & Hey man.
 Daily "Epitaph."
 Maison Durce Restaurant. Cochise Coun y Bank.
 Tombstone "DemUcrat." Ben. Goodrich.
 By order bf the 5-7-tf. ANTI CHINESE LEAGUE.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO DAVID CALLTSEER YOUR HEIRS or Assigns. You ;rr. hrieny notified thul have expended (SlOe) one hundred dollars in labor and impruvrmt nts on The Ohio Iodr md mining claim, situated In the Bisbet mining district. county 0f CuchIst., 1errilroy Of Arizona, in order tO hold he claim Of tne ,1ar enc ing Drcemlcr, fSS6. under the pre- visions of SrrtiuP 2%4, Revi,td Statutes of he United aies. Therefore, if within ..iHety days from publication Of thIs notice, v"u fail or Iefnsr 10 contribute your propuI- tion of said cXpendi urc and cost of this 'ubilcaliOn as Co-uwher, y1uc interest in said mine Or claim will tee0Die the prop city of the undersigned, ur Ger Scciinu 2324
 SOLO i0N SHULII.
 7'o-rhsfonp Au"il 7ISS6.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08
NOt!ce.

The undersigned has leased for a number of years the Gal; Grove Dairy and over three hundred cows, and will on anG after Tuesday April Z0,h; Le able to iurni.h fresh and pure milk and genuine ranch butter in any quantity and deliver the san,e.
 4-l6 ti JOHNNY SHIELDS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08
First PuhlicotIon March I5. ISSG.Y
 NOtIce fUr. Publication.
(PREEMPTICN No. IF ) LAED OFFICE AT ICCScN, A. T.,
 Mach II. 1SSf

Notice is hereby given that inc follow ng naIncd settler has filed his roiire oi int,n .iun to make final proof il SUI rort of hs foreThe Fegi~lrrr an Rereiyer nr TmcSon' Ari2..na. on Al'rn ?n. l9e8, ,iz. Eusrne F. Roaeis of .Brnrnn. :';.Ariznna, for !hc E 15 O, E 1f "f section lO and " # of $ W 1 ot see II. Township F South. Range 20 Er-t Gila and Salt River bnse and meridian. He names the following witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence III On. and cultivation uI su d land viz. U G. Johnson, R. E. Vii son, JameJ. Patton anG GpUrge Kent. all o Benson, Ar!soLn.
 ; N. THOMAS Register.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-08

Is acknowledged by eminent surgronz tc re the PHrest and finest known, and inyalC ii ls 10 inYail1s
 SlMNGNDS KENTUCKY NABOB BOT 6 BON WHISKY has been wel kE,Rn for tHany years, heinz unsurpassed Gc' itscGce. lent quality and delicious flavor. EyeryLo. .y who has tried it says it is the best in hs world
 Families supplied Ly the gallon. cis or Uuli}e.
 ~ None genuine unless my, signature is arrus> the cork, "G. Simm 1nds"
 Ny aCunt is authorized to >e, to the trade, half lirrcl, barrel ihect shipment from Ken 'urky or from his warehouse d San Bernur- di"o Sold by tine bottle and gallon by
 BOrHIN. TWEED & COMPANY.
 SOie Agents cur Tom bstoae and sic uity.