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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
PROSPECTS OF THE PANAMA CANAL

PARIS, June 20.-The preamble to the Gov
eminent bill to authorize the Panama Canal Company
to its proposed loan which been submitted to
the Chamber OF Deputies states that although NJ
Rousseau who visited the sthmus In the
Government, admits IN 1t the possibility Of the
undertaking dependent upon contin OF
nature the Technical Commission has expressed
the conviction the Obstacles the of
the canal can be overcome. IL concludes with some
formal regarding possible delay in carrying
the work ana IN obtaining the fdnds necessary 10
IT. completion.
Panama Cana shares closed on the BOurse Yesterday
al las. The company will probably issue loan OF
600 900 900 francs complete the canal and avoid
further loan,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
DAMAGE DONE BY 4 STORM ~ TEAdN
HOUSES BLOWN DOWN IN WACO AND WEATHER.
FORD-TREEs AND CROPS INJURED.

BLOWN DVNN WIZ ''''17
FORD-TREES AND CROPS INJURED.
ST. LOUIS. June 2O.-WOrd comes from
Texas that wind and rain storm PASSED over parts OF
the interior OF that State last evening ana tDat great
danger WAS done to town property and crors in the
country At Waco several were wrecked ana one
man was severely wonudcd At Dallas havoc was ma'e
of all buildings. At Weatherford the houses of =
B. Womac W. +. Bull. {. l.. Weatherford MIS- Broah'
the grain warehouse OF G.. p. Levy and the coiorei
Baptist Church demolished. and tue Mctnoasl
Church. Opera House. three public school buildings, the
eikes House the Francoand Companys oficc, and. "A
number of other buildings DAMAGED MISS lla
Walac and Mrs. Cannon were injured ny lallmlns m
timbers Accounts from the country are tha' large
amount of corn and cotton beaten 10 e groahu ahu
IN t barns AMI other Outhuln-s. fences. trees etc
were DESTROYED TIE damage in Wcather'Ori Is esil-
n:cd AZ from $4,000 and the loss IN Parker
County is placed at over 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

Another 800 for the Municipal Council sal !
Chairman thomas J. O'cullivan. OF the Fifth ward
branch. 8 took his seIt at "a large meeting In
Berrlgans Hall Hudson and Drshrossrs-si. q" And We
IT,, IN secretary Patrick Mccartney
he crisp $50 bill which he said Senator NJ:
G.. Murphy forwarded. Mr.. Murphy has contributed
this amount month during the last three months
and will continue regularly 10 give tho same monthly
until Home Rule is won. This makes Sl,lOO collected
by this branch. W. Bourke Cochran VIII speak AT a
meeting of the branch next Sunday Al the meet
ing of ~. COlumha's Branch in West Twenty yftthst
over 500 raised. and James &. Dyer william IL.
Wilson and Father Henry Pra elected president,
secretary and treasurer for the year ensuing
secretary NJ j. Logan took the names or several snD-
scrIbers at the meeting of the Ninth Ward branch IN
Brooklyn, William McClmont acting as secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
BLAZE IN LONG ISLAND CHURCH.

After the service last evening III the Prot
estant Episcopal Church OF Richmond Hill. l. l., the
chandelier above the aisle. which held twenty
five oil lamps fell with crash to the floor. The carpet
and floor ignitsI aHd vicious DlaZe sprang up
toward the roof The bell rung, and so0l tho en-
tire male population OF the hamlet was at the chui On
A line f,rined. and pals of water were passed
rapidly enough to put out the fire. Tho excitement WAS
great but the 10 SIS small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
ANOTHER TELEPHONE HEARING.

WASHINGTON, June 20 lSpecidt.-On tuesday
the Bell Telephone Company. by Mcssrs. storrcw !S
pickerson its counsel will asS the United states CIR
cult Court Parkersburg W. Va to grant an injunction
against the Long Telephone Company. IL Is said
that Chief Justice waito Will sit In tho
case II he should grant tho Injunction
the Government counsel In the Pau.Electrc National
Improved suit to annul Boil patent would derive ~
little from his action they did from the recent
decision at NewOrleauA The mluufac urer OF the Long
telegraph instruments that the difference between
them Pan Electric instrdmcntss 50 slight thaf
he c.unOt explain IT, lhey are virtually tie same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
CprFR COUNTY NOT ~ TEXAS.

Fort WoRTH. Texas, June 20 (SpecidD.-Ihe
Greer County Iaud Commisson consisting OF four per-
sons representing State OF Texas and four officers
and engineers representing the United states Govern
mept. have been in secret session at Austin and IL 10
r,uuored unanimously agreed that Greer County, So
called does not and never did belong 10 the state OF
TcN, Tne disputed territory Is lO2s.OOO acres Ia
arca and over hal. million OF acres are now covered
by veteran land certificates issued by the state oi IekS
and patented By the Tue patents are now value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
DrF rO VIEW YORK CRFDITORS.

QUINCY, H., June 20.-M. Jackson Son,
whole "a dealers in millinery goods IN ths city nave
made n assignment to Simon kingsbaker Inc
firms liabilities, are stated at Sl70is. OF which SLUT
ia due TO New York credos IL IS stated that the assets
including stock haud accounts and indiVuaai asse's
nre Sl5,sly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
KILLING HIS CHILDREN AND HIMSELF.

CREsTON, H., June 2O.-JacOb Swingley
forty years of age last night cut the throats OF his
two small children with ana then committed
suicide One OF the children Maggie, four was dead
when found The other Albertage seven. will recover In
January swingeys wife died. Her demise apparently
crazed him. He became sullen and despondent and
never aO wed his children To get OF his presence
Yesterday he borrowed IA sheet OF paper from neigh
bor and "a brief note to what disposition he de-
sired TO make OF his property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
Fr,Ps cF ANOTHER TEXAS LYyCHlNG.

EAsrLAXp. Tex June 20 (Specidt t.-The
body Of william Prutt. who was lynched near slpc
Springs on Monday night, was cut down yesterday anu
hurled after An inquest had been held John Morris.
"a. mo, ,yho informed on Prutt has been arrested
Comanche County is divided on the killing OF Fruit
MANY men are camorng for the blood OF MOTIFS ana IL
t. feared that he Will DO yncned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
4 STRIKE OF FOUR HUNDRED DRIVERS.

MlvNEAPoLIs, June 20 SpeciaO. Every
street car driver IA the city quit work to-day ALL
400 in NUMBER met to-night and unanimously
agreed not TO WORK tO-hOtfoW l"o
c,us Of the strike il n curious one Hitherto the cars
have l heeu provided with seats the drivers. To-
dav ihey ere taken away The drivers claim that II IS
iunossibe TO work twelve hours without sitting dONn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
I,WIrNyyESS ~ ST. LOWS

81. LOUIS. June 20 (SpecidD. D.-Ooycrhpr OS-
lcsbv. OF Illinois, stopped IN E"'' ."
Louis last night on his way home from
the s,utbern mart Of ito State where he
had been inspecting the Southern PeniientafS ana
Insane Asylum. IIo waited upon by "A committee
of citizens and requested TO do something Tor the people
OF E,st II Lonis as city government was unable 10
protect iheu from tho thieves who hal rosHehs'" "I
Inc city. Tho Governor SAID no peNofeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

This branch. which has already contributed S2ooo 10
the Municipal Council had closed Its meetings for the
season with the big entertainment at tho Lexington
Avenue Opera House on ST. Patricks eve' but resumed
them last night, because Parne wants all tho money
he can get lust now As soon as Chairman Corbett
raped for order and said money WAS needed S4oo
laid on Secretary McCsr;hys desk 10 ten minutes
The prinpical contributors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
NEW-YORK. MONDAY. JUNE 81, 1856

vivors Of the Inflated Custer expedition, will to the
battlefield next week properly TO observe tho tenth An.
niversary of the massacre Chief Gau. now at tho
Standing Rock agency. who In command OF the In
dians OF the light aud who has hitherto refused To talk
the subject. has consented to with the party and
show where the massacre occurred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

SENTENCE OF THE DECAZENlLE MURDERERS.
DECAZEvILLE, June 2O.-The trial Of the
miners charged with the murder OF superintendent
Watrn. has been concluded. Bedel condemned to
eight years penal servituie, aud Lescure. Blanc and
Caussanrl to imprisonment for seven, six and five
years respectfully. Tho other prisoners acquitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
FUNDS POURING IN FOR PARvELL.

Contributions poured i'll yesterday at the
meetings o. the different branches oithe Irish National
League throughout the city. The biggest thing In the
VA o' eoec ION was that By the Manhattan branch.
wu.cb Brcyoort Hall, Last Finy.fourth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
LIE DENERT LAND ACE.

CHEYENNE. Wyo., June 20.-lhc proposed
repeal OF Desert Land engenders strong oppo-
son among residents OF the Territory The Lara.
me Boomerang says Colonel James A. George special
agent the Lana Ocr. circulating protest asains?
the reps.l of the act Tho protest VIII DO sent to al
paris OF the Territory for Signatures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
crysrgIyG CONGRESSMAN syoPa.

CARLISLE. PENN June 20 (Specian john A
svopc member from the XiXth Congressional District
and one OF three Democrats ron this state who voted
to place Morrison TarIh bill record. Is severely
censured by his constituents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
QUEBEC CATHOLIC COUNCIL DEGREES

A WARNING AGAINST SECRET SOCIETIES SUCH AS
FREEMASONS AND KNIGHTS OF LABOR
QUEBEC, June 2O.-The DEGREES of the Coun-
Gil of the Roman Catholic Church. recently held at que
bee. having been called to Rome and having met with
the approval of the Pope Cardinal Taschereau has Is
sued pastoral letter containing them. which Will be
read shortly the churches of the diocese Tho follow
ing quotation Is from the letter:
The cosmopolitan character of secret societies, and OF
thai OF the Knights OF Labor IN particular. necessarily
Of their order or a
council residing III foreign country, Whcn council a IL
time Only have interests AT variance with
those of the Government to which ts members owe al
legIance, but even be at with the Governments
For this ani the Church could not con-
sisentiy tolerate the OrganZaOu or approve OF the
means resorted in order obtain the desired end
The Council also deemed 1t prudent and IN the interests
OF Church and Chrstanity to consider the secret
aims Of the promoters OF Freemasonry and 10 warn the
adherents Of the Catholic Church against Joining any
such organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
city OF 10000 people was big enough
tn iisaN and refused 70 senu

militia do anything to protect property.owhsrs ~
said q Wig ancc committee Is organizing and there ~
prosp for lynchne Since the police torcs sons
discharged for alleged Implication IN robbery t"o Pnt
have been AZ the mercy OF thieves Scarcely night
passes without several highway robberes and as many
felnninna asAanlta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
ADVERSE REPORT On THE EXPULSION BILL

ADVERSE REPORT On THE ENPULelON BILL
PARIS, June 2O.-The report of the commit
tho Expulsion bill recommends the rejection OF
the measure the ground that 1t Is Incompatible
with liberty and preudicia to the Of cordial
ity powers IL further declares that the
subject for the decision OF Parliament bub
for the judicial authorities Tie debate the matter
was fixed FOR tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
PRINCE LUlTPOLD CONFIRMED As REGENT
MUNICH June 20.-The Diet Committee has
unanimously conhrIn~d Prince LuitpOd as Regent


NO CHANGE IN ORDERS TO DOMINION CRUISERS.
OTTAWA, June 20-1he Customs Depart
ment issued circular to the officers in the mari
time provinces defining their duties connection with
the seizures Of American fishing vessels Fisheries De
parmen officers deny that there has been any change
In instructions TO the Canadian cruisers respecting
the of vessels found wrOngiuly fishing within
threemlle limit otherwise cOrtraN cning the
Canadian fishery laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

PORTLAND, Me-, June 20 (SpecdD The flag
ship Tennessee and the swatira ani lantc. Of the
North Atlantic Squadron arrived Portland tod ~ at
3 D. H. after passage Of two days. Exceedingly fine
weather accompanied the fleet during the voyage from
NewYork. The fleet passed large number OF American
flaming schooners cruising of thSsouth shos ightship
The fishermen were apparently happy To see the war
ships C0ors were hoisted and the schooners salnted
the fleet The brigade OF the sqGadron Is being or
q u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21

70 VISIT THE SCENE or The CUSTER HASsA ORE.
BISMARCK, Dak., June 2O.-Captain Cod
frey Lieutenant socum Surgeon Porter aud other sur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-21
FIVE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH.

DEC NEVILLE, June 2O.-A fire in the house
OF timber merchant to-day resulted IN the
nSe lives.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-02-19
THE TORNADO.
It's Mature and Freaks Explained
By @one Who Knowa"

Ihaye been making the Western tor
nado subject of special study during
the past ten years, and have been led to
the following conclusions IS to the ma
ture of the meteor, leaving out of the
present discussion the manner of its
generation. / present these convic-
tons: They are not creations Of acct
dent, springing up haphazard, no one
knows how or where, but they are gov
erned BY law. The grand cause Of their
inception. course and motion, is the
law Of gravity. And the triding dust
whirl we see on our prairies and in our
roads during . summer afternoon is
governed By exactly the same law as inn
pels the frightful tornado. Since my
attention has been turned to the subject
I have noticed hundreds Of those toy
tornadoes. and have enlisted my friends
in the observation; during this time I
have never seen or heard Of one revolv-
ing with the hands Of . clock or in this
fashion:
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-02-19
PITH AND POINT

The baseball mans salarvis h.
forth to be not over $1,000. We
only men with common-school -
tons can be obtained for this ms
Boston Post
IL threw my love to him andit..a
gone astray." sings Lille Drake Il :
exchange. Let Lille be comfortad S
the reflection that woman never 80
throw anything straight Chieaoo ~.
nal.
According to correspondents ~.
Princess Louise of England writes -
well. This is encouraging. We
she reads, too. After while we -.
expect to find Princesses almost ss
educated as other people.-Ch CHICAGO Irts
Ocean.
The United States has nearly d..
times as many doctors as England -
nearly four times as many az Frame J;
proportion to the population. ~
this redundancy of doctors in the m .
ed States account for the small pronc-
ton of the population?-Boston In
script.
AT social gathering on. An
avenue Hostetter McGinnis, who i
great wag, said to Miss Esmerep.
Longcoffin:. s'You would not belicn
Miss Esmerelda, what conquests r.,
made among the fair Sex. You wouu
not believe it" II DON'T replied -
Esmerelda.-Icras Sitfings.
Humanity owes at least one nj,
debt of gratitude to Emil lola. WI
he was poor he used to catch EnsliS
sparrows and eat them. Now. q,
man who will come to America and q
English sparrows can secure steady e.
ployment at good wages and win 3
hailed as a public benefactor. Brooke
Eagle.
Hostess: 'Oh! Nine. Zuchetti. 4
me introduce my friend, Major End.
by. He is most anxious to know you. =
The Major -.'Believe me, madame. y;
is an honor have long looked forvsr3
to. remember listening with rsptu1
to your Marguerite when / was m
boy" His acquaintance with NJ
Zuchetti never got any further. -hd
My dear fellow says an Indisna
Sheriff to his prisoner. Il must spolo.
gize to yon for the sanitary condition 7
this Jail. Several of the prisoners e
down with the measles, but assure yos
that it is not my fault. .sOh, no q
cuses," replies the prisoner. 1T ~
my intention to break ont rs soon =
possible, any way. ~ Y. Sun
Athletic Note: There is q man =
our street afflicted with bad case Of e
foot-and-mouth disease" remarked Ete
Meier Jones to young physician e =
acquaintance. .slmpossible!' said T.
young doctor. "Inever heard of : ~
man being taking that disease. I" III
he has it, undoubtedly" ..What 81
the symptoms?" 'Why, he thinks =
is a champion pedestrian, and he Is =
ways talking about it. '-Hxsbssyt
Chronicle. -
Important Information: A pro1se
sor at the University of Texas was g.
planning some of the habits and ca
toms Of the ancient Greeks to his clamL
'sThe ancient Greeks built no roof ov0
their theaters," said the profeMoE.
sWhat did the ancient Greeks do VII
It rained?" asked Johnny Fixzleton
The professor took on his spectacle
polished them with his hand erchicf, -
replied calmly: They got wet, I mp
pose. TEXAS Sifsings.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-02-19


Her hair IL . lovely brown that eurns
To gold whom the sunshine ON .it lles
And. fringed with lashee OF darker hue
4 golden brown are her radiant eyes,
Ana tne me1kSWheeo eDoeA e1ae ~ smiles
dtoclooe
Are llls paaris snshrined In the heart Of .
~ fAlx - the 9noU are her helpfnl hands,
ana ner lev br0od brow, and her slender
Ana she dits about wstzss fairy grace,
And her voice q sweet - Wild birds
nOee-
Aye sveeter you'd say II you heard her
$50 speak
II the cheeriest way 70 the weary and weak.
70 the weary and weak. for her lie y
sssM passed q &F
In scenes the saddest that one could ma,
And the many prayers that are prayed for
s. Are breathed BY the manned ana the halt
and blind.
some Day, mp IN Heaven, SAINT she wlll be !:
Noe only . hospital nurse % she. q
-AAgard Eystsge. - Harpsr's Weekly.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-02-19
THE JUDGE cAvED.

An ExpeEsencs With . Colored Rsprssonta.
tive Of the Law.
As we rode outfrom q town in Ne
sissippi TO view 4 plantation > commas
cial traveller fof New York house a.
pressed q desire 20 60 along. He pre-
cured . horse and joined the party. and
his company was welcomed. A NH
and . half from town we came to -
tice, posted ON board, and everybodr
stopped to read it. It was-,a notice q
SheriPs sale, and the colored man whe|
tackled it up was still on the ground
The notice was badly written and woru
spelled. and the drummer laughed Alo1g
and loud over s'caf''- for cal. ;s.det' ~
debt, and sssheruf' for Sheriff
whats wrong wild dat notis?" asko1
the colored man in very edgy yoice.
Its too funny for anything, = NJ
school. so ~
..p.t's me, sab I'm . Constable =
.,oh, yca dids wen, ! hope the go
win be sold s.
Yes. san. lou come along wd -
with youe" r ssss~ss-@.~
Eyes, sab. I.'rest you, sah!"
what fOr?r fstt
.Contempe Of court sahh Con-
right along"
s.Wherc!'' s
.'Befo' Dc Justiss, sab! Wen =
about dat caff'
The drummer was advised against =
sistance and finally permitted 6imseli =
be taken before . colored Justice nesz1y
two miles from the spot. The Cons
bic had picked up . colofed man on -
way, who made and swore to CO.
plant, and the drummer was duly -
Yaigned on the charge, although =
Honor seemed very uneasy about =
III Colonel acted u COUNCIL for -
rreeaer.f Wien thecssewas rsady =
s.Your Honor. mo Is this court9''
Il ID, shh, y was the digniied reply.
for you7"
mo. sah.'' 80 \
Then how can You Try him for Co
The old man scratched his heal
opened > NV book wrong side up. -
finally REPLIED:
DE prisoner am discharged, but "
hev 70 pay one dollar costs.
But il he l. discharged because 4
his innocence. where do you get IL
right to put costs onto himf" asked -
Colonel.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-02-19

On the contrary, their motion has in
variably been the other way, or contrary
to the motion Of the hands Of clock, Is
h this manner:
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14
Tho Fountain.

The IouHtRiH Chop House Is the cOsl place in the city to take | meal. No sno heat or sell from the kitchen, 1t beiHP tirely Separate from the dining room. fore-quartsr bSef used. Nothing but choicest cuts, Ssh, game, oysteTs,etc. VSte entrance from ToughnHL street to boxes: 0c7
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14
Summons.

N THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWEaHIP Ne One, ID the Counsy of Cochiss, Terri tory Of AriEoLa, ChGrles GArdiBi, plaintif, Vs Guissppe F0utana, dcfeAdaRt.
 Before. c. F. AiEora, JaStiee 0S tic Peace, 
 The Territery.Oi ArizoAs sends greeting :V GuissPpe FUntAnG, defendant.
 You sre hereby summoned and required 70 appear before me at my cfirs in Tomb .tone, County of CochiSs, on the 9th day oi July, :. D. lSS6. at 10 o'clock .. h., 10 an. tNsr tho complaint of tke above named plaintif, who demands Of you that you are iadebted tS him in the sum of three huRdred $3O0) dollars, on pTomISUry note giving 'Y you to plaintiff. sS Iaore fully appears by complaint HOW on file in my office.
 And if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as herein required, the plaintiff sil take judgment EgainSt you aS dSn an dd :Md fsr the coats of this suit.
 Given under ny hand this Sth aay af Nay 1 D lse6 CE ALVOKD,
 Justice of the Peace
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14
Summons.

IN HE oBHiY CURT. N AND FeR
 tue Cou. ty Sf CoS ise, in the eFri'ery O' HENRY DplBACHHR, Plaintiff
 YRzpERICK aEaBARDT, Dr.
 Action brought in the County Ourt et cSSsiSs County. srritery. ei Arizona, ana inc complaint ilyd in the said oouRty oi 70; Shiss.ain the office of the Clerk Of the 1ald County Court.
 The Territory of Arizona ssndS greeting to Frederick eerbardt, aefsneAni:
 YoH are hereby required tOHapnear ta' aR ao.ion brought against you by rhe aHeve Inn,ud plan :IH. in the County Cou-f M Co- ,Li,. county, prritoiy of Arizona, aHa to answer Inc complaint filed therein, Wrhln twnnt, dayr (exrlusiIe of the day of servlce) after the ssTvieg n Nou oir ms sun 1ohe, U .erN.d within this couLty; or II served Snt of this county, but in this district, WltL In tAIrty aays; otherwise within l0rty oSys, nvai->t y-u according 70 the prayer ol salo complaint.
 .tpd .ctiop is brought to recover an ss- c.unti6Y aud dissolution Of co-paTtHeTHhlp and i1dy.ment for amount due from oe'eno- ant to plaintiff, as fuily al peare by me com plaint Glcd herein, duly cert.hed copy ol which is hereto attached. Ana yon are heruby notiHrd that fl ytl fail to appeal and an Swcr the sad complaint, as ahoVs TO, uuired, inc said plaintiff wi take lnegmehl ayainst you by default nid apply 10 the Court for the relief dcInanceo III the com plalnt. .d so., of tb, CmIty Court "f C"chise County, ierrltOr! sf ' iIunA. tLis 3rd day of SepiemOe:' A. F''0' IA. o. vALLAC Clerk
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO DAVID CALLISHER YOUR HEIRa or Assigns. You are hereby notified that kaye expended ($lOO) one hundred dollars in labor and im proVements on the Ohio lode aud mining claim, situated in the Bisbet mining district. county Of CochISc, Territroy sf Arizona, in order to hold the claim Of the year ending December, 1886, under the pro- TisIOns Of Section 3S!4, Revised StatHtss of the United States. Therefore, if within aiHety da1S from publication ef thIs notice, you fail or refuse to contributs your prOpor- tiOn of said expenditure and cost Of this publication as eO-oWLer, your interest ID said mine or claim will become the prop srty of the undsrsigneS, under Section 2324.
 SOLOMON BHULTZ.
 Tombstone, April 2, 1&s6.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

For the finest pickled pigs feet in the city, g to Martin O'LAughlin't butcher shop, corner Seventh and Fremont streets. 5 7-N.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-14

IS THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP gn i, ip tEe c.anIy of CoehisS, Territory ct ,rizena, be'er- E. Alyors, J. F.; deHAnd St+ adUelI t Stanfsrd, FlAintIe,