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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-20
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DAY.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, August 70, 1886.
The Senate met at il A. NJ, President Daggett
in the chair. Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain Journal OF preceding
day IT ad and approved.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-20

lax l4tt Ni4All Nun Na4tNQ anu ILL
Prayer by the Chaplain. Journal OF preceding
day read and approved.
APPROPRIATION BILL.
Assembly Bill No. II, appropriating 500 for
expenses of the session, was taken up for third
reading.
Del Vale objected to the passage ofthe bill at
this time, and moved to make it the special Or
der for the following day at 1870 z. ".
Knight favored lis passage. The Assembly IS
already in need of some of this money. and
what is not used will remain in the Treasury.
SAKE thought the Senate should not be too
efiec; that the Legislature Is nsing the people 5
money. The people are using his SAKE s.
money-twice as much Of it daily as he IS get
ting for his services.
The motion to postpone was lost.
The bill was then passed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-20

I Boone offered 2 resolution approp,iating the
sum of S, TO deiray the expense OF hack hire
on the occasion of the reception OF General
Sherman and Grand Army officers Adopted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-20

AssENBLYMES WHO Dill
Coleman, in EuropeI
Ellison, J
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-17
Sprawy

Moze nicjeden, czytajqc poo
ia stafa rubryka pochwaty j szcze
re zyczenia, jake z roznych stro1
abonenci n~adsefaja Worusowi
jego redaktorowi, pomysli sobie:-
10 samochwalstwo! Redaktorow;
ME godzi SIC pismie, kt6rem
k'eruji", pcdawaG przychylnej oceny
swego dziria.
l m'afby siuszncsG TAXI re-
zonan!, Sdyby Wiarus byt VIA
snosc;a togo, ktory go pisze. Talk
.]ednaiz= lie Jest. Pjsmo to nalczy
d" Spollki akcyjne.i Il poniewai
aNcyon"rynsze mic maja czasu do
przegla"ania listow, nadchodzacvcll
do redakcyi. Jest zatem obowiaz-
KEN redakt"la .jaknaiczesoiej ich
powiadamiaG, jak tez idzie %intercs,
w ktory wfozyii w pieniad2c.
Najlepiej vice informowaG w
tel sprawie wszystkich akcyona-
ryuszow rownoczcsnie j publicznic,
W lch wiasnym organic: podajac
rrzekonujace dowody, .jakiemi So
oprocz pokwitowai oplacancgo abo-
namentu, listy od ludzi nieuprzc.
dzonych i bezinteresownych, ktore
redakcya kazdemu MI &adanie 60
iowa wskazac W oryginalach.
Jedy ME przez wzglad ma akcyo-
p~a"yuszow Warusa, ME zus w
celu robienia sobie rekIamy osobistei,
bcdc czasami podawaf gfosy UNA
MIA mel szczersj piracy GRAZ sfowa
zachety do dalszego dziatania, W
miare, .jak n odbijac sic beda o
nasza redakcy;l.
Dzi>iaj pod"ie trey z najswie4-
szych listow pTzycLyInych, jake
odebrafcm jake reduktor Warusa.
BAY CITY, II czcrwca.
Kochany Nj jsterku! Czytaiem
Warusa znalaziem w
MIN iaLne wierszyki o naszem
.iescie. Take pismo must bye
przyjemnom dla kazdeyo prawo-
katolika, kazdy powinien
;ciskac teso Waruso, jak rodzo-
brata.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-17
Szanowni Rodacy. zupisuiciesz

Szanowni Rodacy, z~apisujciesz
sobie ka&dy to gazette, DO wychodzi
ona z rak prawdziwie k%atolickich,
%szczerych przyjaci6f ludu i goracych
patryotow, i kazdemu radze, ably
te 2 dolary, ktore czesto zostawi
W salonie, oiarowaf M to poucza-
jaco pismo. A trzeba ram, OF
trzeba, garnac sic do dobrych
ksiatek i dobrych gazet, abysmy
coraz wiecej czerpali oswiaty i
madrosci!
Przebacz mi, Majsterku, zem
talk nielitosciwie namalowaf, DO ia
ME zaden z wysokich pan6w, tylko
ehfop cd piracy, vice reka mi sic
trzesie, jakbym nicprzymierzajsc
20 krzyzow miaf ma grzbiecle.
Jeno mi przysefaj, Kochany
Majsterku, Twojc pismo, a bedq
sic staraf popierac je w~szclkiemi
sposobami.
q szacunkiem
Wasz Kodak
Jahob Bartol.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-17
Anc.eqOfE1a k:asxUbssAa.

Byto to ma Ka>zubach, W pa
raft BonyszkoWrkici. ksiadz pro-
boszcz Sucharski micszkAt w pic
banii, a ksiadz wikary Worzai}a
W domllu p%rYwatnym i 10 ma
pietrzc,a ma dole mieszkal organista.
Zdarzyic sic, &c domell ten =
ME wiadomo, z jakiego powodu =
sic zapalii, u ponicwaz w bliskosci
znajdowal sic 'drewniany kosciof,
vice byfa Ottawa, by i ten mic
Zgorzaf.
ZhIegIi sic vice pobozni Bo-
rzysz&owianie i zaczeIi wynosit
koscielne sprzety. liozumic sic,
se najprzod zajeIi sic przcprowa-
damien swietych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-17

BAY CITY, IS czerwca. -
Szanowny Rcdaktorze! Pismo Two
je .juz p%oprzcdnio zasfugiwato ma
pochwafe, a Re W czasie obecnym
W tax wspaniaiym farmacie 20
kazafo sic, o lyle zasiuguje ma
wieksza.
Zyczq Wiarusoaci, ably dzieh
z dnlem postepowaf, i bede Twoja
gazette popieraf, lie moznosci. w
krotkim czasie spodziewam sic
pr7esfaG kilku nowych abonentow
/ ME przestane nawolywac dziar-
skich synow polsliego ludu, ably
p"m'Gtall o naszym poczciwym
Wurusie.
u szacunkicm
%1g Ryd1euics.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-17
Kiedy ich wynosza, pyta sic

K'edy ich wynosza pyta sic
jeden drugicgo:
. Czujesz, druchu, mosz to
tel abe swietego Morcena? - DO
jak Bosnia tego nj miafa, to bell
Bosnia wszesci zdzinioni!
Oj nam, brace, mann, ale
MECH go morowcie j Morccna, iuk
10 Sc nadwigaje!-byla odpowiedz.
Kiedy potem wtozyli swietych
do brycxki M resorach i uwo2ili
ich, co tchu %starczyfo, W bczpieczne
miejsce, znowu odezwat sic jeden:
= Weile, druchu, .jak cy swio
cy Giovanni ciwoja i SO brodami
tfuka!
= Jaci to nara! - szybIlo Cd
part drugi. - Toe oni se redzy :,
re sc dobrze wekolebia ma sprczc-
mach. Oni jesz W swojim zecu talk
elm SO ME jachale, jak dzyso!
- Ale czy ty czascm ME fzesz,
Augustku2 - zapytafem ia ksicdze
Worzalie, m"iego zlomka 4 kaszub,
skieso Pomorza, ktory mi ten
zarcik opowiadaf.
= Gdzesz tam, brace! - Cd
powiedziaio pcczciwc kse2ysko =
swicta provide goduje.
rs. 4, H.. ByzewsAi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-17
-
Pc" ma rodzina niemiecka. przv-

Pe~na rodzina niemiecka, przy-
bywajaca z Prus, pytafas sic ma
lego synka, ~pokazujac mt ogieh:
= Czy tn sic many okupic2 -
Me, ME! odpowiedziat chiopczy-
ma. = Tocbysmy sic tn spalili!
Wfadze bezpieczehstwa publ
cznego powinny Emusic kompania
k%olejowa do usuniecia z sasiedztwa
kolei z%elaznej wszelkiego nicpo-
trzebnego drzewa, by podrozni ME
bywali W poaobny spos6b niepoko-
jeni, jak sic to dziafo z mani. =
RzWaciel Wiarusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-17
PZechadZka
pc paratiach polskichw Chicago,
Illinois.
- Napisa1 ola WIorusa
W. r.. h~rzewicieI o$wiaty
z Bridgeport.

Jak mole niejednemu czytel-
nikow Warusa wiadomo, many
obecnie W Chicago cztery parafie
~(kolonio) polskic. DO p%odniesienia
tychze przyczynili sic giownie nasi
Wielebni Ksieza Dobrodzieje. Bo
coz mozo bye bardziej ~pocieszaja-
cego ola katolika Poluka ma tenn
wygnaniu, jesli ME kobciot, w kto-
rym pocieche i ulgq ola serc ma
szych znajdziem?
Lecz niestety many takich,
kt6rzy u]gi i poc:echy scrca ME
znajduia W kosciele, lecz W knajpje,
salonie, gdzie oparlszy sic o bare
pray kufu amerykahskiego piwa
rezonuJa wygaduja niestworzone
rzcczy ma kosci6f, ksiezy, nauczy-
cieli ftp. Zazwyczaj ranowie tacy
ma kosci61 ami centa mic przeznacxa
= postepowanicm SVEN do
prawdv do podniesicnia paratij sic
mic przyczynia. Takich eaten
panow, Nifty Czytelnilsu, strzedz
j uuiiiac sic godzi, gdyz to SO wiki,
kt6re rozpr"sza.ia owce.
Lec2 wracam do %obranego
rrzedmiotu: l talk picrwsza i mai
starsza parafa poIska Jest: Psrafa
sw. Stanisiawa Kostki przy Noble
ulicy. kosciot y tejic jest Il udo-
wany s.ylu %rzymskim, a wiezc
~jeszcze ME sly skohCzone. Wewnatrz
kokc;ota DUE, ~wspania1e organy
rrzyczyhiajA sic wlelce do wznic-
sienna kornych modfow pred tron
Najwyzszego.
Znany z gorliwosci wylanego
dla bliznich serca kaplan, Wielebuy
Ojciec w. Barzyn~ki, jest rektorem
czyli proboszczem. Umieietnem
kierownictwcm Il przykfadnem i
prowadzeniem dopro-
prowadzi}, re paratq sw. Stanisfa-
wa Kostki do pierwszorzednych W
Ameryco smiafo zaliczyt MONA.
Ma dowod MECH posfu&y praca
siedmiu ksieiy, kt6rzy ~potrzcby
.uchownc z%afatwiaja.
Ma szczcgolna wzmianke "a
s}uguja: WieI. KS. Jozef Barzyh-
brat proboszcza, dalej Wielebni
Machdzicki, Breitkopf i
many Z nauki kazuh WieI. Ojciec
IIenryk Cichocki.
Me pomijam tahze szkoly, prey
pracuie dwodh Ksie&y, CITE
rcch pedagogow kiIkanascigSi6str.
Wiclka ilosG handlow po!skich
oraz innych gafezi pr&emystu
;wiudozy, &c gmina polska W tel
lzielniey miasta jest najstalsza =
ma dzlr'ny tam budynNl cztcro-
BIC tro We, ktory sa %posiadaniu
yiastic;cll Polukow. Otto imiona
,iektorych: J. Nicmczcwski, A.
Il. Nalcpihsli, ko,sas,
Iutr i wicIu innych. Nudto znaj-
SIC tamze aptcI1i poIskic, mp.
Bardoiiskjeso oraz kilku polskith
Jednem sfowem, gdy by
C sformowat .jednem
sobnem micjscu, bytoby czysto
mjasto, majacc okoto 10000
nics lk"nvow.
w n%astepnym liscie przcidzie-
ny 81? do rar"tii sw. W"jcivcha.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-06-17
; dolary nagrody

zapiaci p. Klemens Kupfcrshmidt
W Winonie, MINI. P. O. b. A.,
temu, kto odgndnie nastepujace
trey famig'owki:
1. kto sic ME urodzi1, a umarl?:
.. kto sic urodzif, q ME umarl?:
5. Jaka niewiasta sic urodzifa,
umarfa q ME zasmiardfa?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

duty, and entities then 10 eureierEal g2at!- tide.
 Resolved, That the Society of Arizona Pioneers is emitted to the chief credit for agitaiing tLc Indian question, until the government was compelled to aeqaiesee in the universal desire of the peo5le of Ari ,sna as expressed through said society, and 't!!at CUT thanks arc hereby extended to the Society of rioueers for tue energy and per, .isteacc which las brought peace to our territory.
 Resolved, That we are in favor Of the ap- continent of federal officers from the resi- dents of the territory and that we earnestly urge the passage of a law by congress which shall permit delegates to vote and have equal power with members of congress from states, and that the territorial officers i shall l C elected by the people. | Resolved, That this convention declares | it's unqualified approval of the late Kepuh- 1 lican administration in Arizona, is pro grcssive and beneficial ir1renee upon .ho | advuncericnt of the territory, it's freedom | from narrow and partisan abuse Of power, and the broad and liberal stand taken hy i: upon all matters of public interest.
 Resolved, That thc Republicans of Ari- zona unrescrvcd.Y co Gcmn the course pur- sued by Governor Zilick in attacking the good name and credit of the Territory by continued and studied representations for partisan purpos>s.
 We charge him with having slandered the citizens Of Arizona in official proclamat;ons and with falseiy claiming credit for results accomplished without his help or instru. mentality.
 We charge him with an arbitrary and partisan abuse of power, in his cHIrts to rcnioYs without cause or authority of law, able pubic servants who are faithful to the trusts imposed upon them and who con- mald the respect and confidence of the people of lis Tcirilory.
 Me chaI @e the administration Of Governor Zalick with being nrrrow and partisan in ils efforts and purposes, tending to prostitute public officials to party schemes in the organization Of partisan g~Iud luries under the uiEucuce of party manipuiaL0.s at gre at expense and without beneficial results.
 fcSuiXed, hat the Re. u5licaGs of ATi- ZOua commend The aclICn of the appOiHtCei oi inc late ErpUb!icai: Administration Hl i maintaining tACir rights 10 IcGlain in L2ice until |. C lS:I eXpIratiun Of their terms, aEd appIOye iEeir s.eadfast lcaliy to the EcpupataIs Taity aud tIaeir resistance to iLe urb;tT"rg and ilegul assuaplioH Ol pJwEr ty GoTv.uUr LUiicA-
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SInis}2{3nS

F TIE JUSTICES CCUE CT SE COED rgt.n-Lir, oJ tLe County Of Cochise, Ter lItnry D! Atizuu2.
 Il | Rogrrs. Pia;rtilT, Ys Mrs Eeiairs (, kyr, Defendant.
 iGc -c,ri,ory of Arzona sends greeting 10 EIn5ra Co.ur, d,.cuGant.
 Iou :rc hereby cumm0nCd to appear be- lore nlc, at ny office in Benson, ia tAs coup- {, Ci C0chi,c, oH the i4tH ddy ci October, laG6, s; o'clock $ l.: ill an acuCn brou%iiJ against ou Dy sa;a PiamilG, to "rs" CT lie cua.l l:lniII Oi IHc above Himct p.antH
 Sad uutioa-is brcU%hj to recover cI you tae sam c; %inyB GOi.ars and lill.-Jc cciiS as on account sta.e1, between Iru &ad ;ic friu ul l.og,rs 5: o7., BrHsDu, AIizona, ior guots sod aud C. iilrrtd To yUH at your in- stance a-G request, and for IHoEcy &Gvancc1 ae vii more lUl.y appear un ftu.cn'eni on ii!c in t...s Ct.:,c which is HiaCe $ pliJ &! tom plant by plaiutiu, Or cjudsmvHt vii bc t:.acL against !Cu iur Ike sa!u amount, It. @ciAvr wiIl. cC-l, oi this sult if yoH !ail to appe:r iiIG aua|ut.
 .lp tLc cLtr,H or any ConstaLle Cl said counIy, -cce'ir@:
 aiale .,gl service aad due rejHir thcre of GJYcn ur.;-r iny laIid lEis S:.i cny C! August, leto.
 E0DT L MILLER,
 < Ju,i;'c c! tLe Ie"cc for said 4o"nsGip.
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Eczfvc ci Forfeiture.

TO FIBER B2NDE AND DENJ. J MARKS
 You ale hereby notified that I Lave cx- reist.cu ti.c 5I.hI Uf ($ItCJJ Cnr thousand doIi.!s curTei4cy Cf jLe tii'eL Slat' s, iu iauur and imp; W meiiIs UiCn tLe Neiiie J;!s.c- ihd Sa!iuas iUics Or Inning claims, sit-ajrd iu Miiici's CLHJ oh, AUacEucH mcuH- tJir,, CCcnisc cOUrtg, Iurrii0fy sf ArlzOn>, Hi cIutf tu ho!d lhc sIiG lUGcs or h-lnlhS ri:tiiI.:. iCr tLc years CcGiLS D. cr E-Ger olsji !sS!: l;-s-,; tos3i; l;.S4. and i3S5, under t.-c lrui .Ui- 0! see lien :5-t Rr} i;vd Slaiut,s oi t!e Ji:'t.G ctalts, |" Mi: For labor ahi ig!JrUY Ctn.:I,N uTUH tie sad Cl|IlHs iur Inc v..r c:.DII- EcctRitcr 3I>:, 1881, che hun Gr,d Gpi!;.Is eatl.; Ter Ee !cG! ending L,- .,;r 'ac ,,;.i (, LiHg ntro ni'rr :l, l. S1, Ui.G -.... .,s., ,-,-:4..s ...-i; 't5 t.t .'.I '-s..s ..cr r..t.t. ,t. I,e- L;.-.i .@ rS...-.- ,..,., G.. ...' .'..' it- C-,t''i .,... ... i...t., .-.. ,.- ,..> v..-, .o ,..'-.'. l.' te' v'-e .' .' - . ,..t B.. 2 t.c .o..., e., ru.l,,> ri t.-c ,"i,. ,i.'.'.s J- i'iS f,t s-, '., .'. ..''it.,r:
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 In Jhc records fl Cothi>e cuunty, Tcrri- 04v oi .tr,Zonu, Transcribed iIOni lie EIIGH utLtl ittOiCs.
 Aud il wilLIn ninety {J2j tals after ihis Iot.cg by ujIira;iCii, ) tU 1"H rr Ir.use tu rua!r.butv, each Ui GU, 3Utr lrupSiiI"n Ot ; such cXI eiGi!uIc, ;.s to-cH EcIs, } cIr inter esI .n lie said IoG,s CT mining claims wIil ntcnInu tLr lrUrtr,y Ul tLe LhoClsiSued under said CCtICn =ti-4.
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TO CEcditOiS.

N THE COUNTY COURT OF HE
 CvuAty tI CGCLisv, Ier4Itcrt Ol ArIZUI.u.
 ln tlir n.&iIyr Gf -iic application Of i;odciici r. llatfold, and InsOlYtnt ocb.Cr tO bc CiscnarSed lrU.n his dctts and iiaOit- i:ies.
 The petition, schedule and inventory Of EuGerick f. IIailrId, Inc GECvc namUd Iei!- liu1tr, Ig;iYnS been received and flied Lcre- in, It Is hereby ordered that the saId pctI- ticnrV be, and he hereby ;*, declared insOL vent and the SheIih Ul the county Gf GO- chisc is hereby directed To take Eossessirp Of al the estate, real and personal Df sa.d petitioner, except such as may by law Gs exempt iIDlu execution; ind Ul all his deeds Yuuc.Ivis, books Ui account and l.aPCIs; s;iiu L. keep the same sHieiy until ihc appUIn.- Ihcut rf an asSIgEec- it iS further ordered th.t dli persons LIc forbidden tU uiake pay IieHl oI any dehts To Ur 10 deliver any properly bcIonGinG tO such debtor to Eip, 0r Tor his use, and said petitioner is forbid den to make any transfer of lis property or any portion thereof.
 l. i. iulthcr ordered !hat the creditors of petitioner meet al le cthte 6: tLe Clerk Uf lbis CUug, at the Court HOUs ln tkc city Of Ton. .Dsl Our, upOn the :92d day or OcIObvr, .ScG, at 10 O'cICct. q, m. To prUl their debts Suu CEUU.c Une or mCIc assIgEc,s c. tho rst@te of uc iiiOucr, ltlS iurthtr ordered li aJ inc cicrk ni this Count stall imuc- C''ic!1 iu"''SH S NVFj VT t'lH |4@Sl III AAG L':ILT TOMBSTONE, a newspaper having general cirt u!at!OE, aId I-U6iisaed at lie city Uf lou. bstuur, ill tLc -cOuply Oi CU- chIs', as u!tcn as saiC newspaper Is printed l.ft.lo the meeting O. tic said creditors, and said ciCrk sl&ii scrHr forthwith d copy uf tLis uIccr uy United States naii, pesl&&o prepaid or Ieisoually, on all creditors named :u Ike HhhcxCu sCLt due.
 Dut-d Stl.. ic, ISSG.
 NEDSTER STREET,
 S-&0,f tCuLty Judgo
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

HIS has been a year of remarka- blc events. 4 great number of our great men have passed over to the other sholc; disastrous storms and cyclones have swept the country and left behind them many a ruined home {; gigantic strikes have been inaugurat- ed to disturb the relations between capital aud labor; Charleston has been shattered by an earthquake; the planets are disturbing the equilibrium of the solar system and threatening still further disaster; and now comes local s:ar-gazsr with lhe prediction that on the second day ot November SHOW will fall in u5chise county to the depth of forty feet, and thas an dsrnsa;h 1t will hY i4n-1 '.e live ha, somewhat diajgared form of Jsan Slaughter.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

BER. E ". MORRISON, the Ropubli- can candiJate for County Judge, is q man whom np voter in the county can find the least fault With. He is d thoroughly read lawyer, and a gentle man who will preside over the County Corrt with dignity and justice. That he will bo elected there is no possible doubt. He is as far ahead of his op- pcnent, 1Ir. Monk, as day is ahead of night. He commands tie respect oi the community where he lives and also of every voter in the county. His opponent ou tha contrary is at war with all his ncishbors and has not tho support of his own party, and between the two the voters of this county will choose Mir. Morrison as the next County Judse.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04
E-,,r,c,. ass,n Eees,go EsossE,s...tE,.

G-ppcs- sSgu Pedro EIossE,ai-'fEe. Commencing al Cochise Stronghold, Dr'- gnan mountains, October 5jh, lS:6, from there in Milestone and San Pedro Ranch ou San Pedro River, above Benson, up the river 10 Sonora !iuc, across 10 Ierranata, thence arouuc south ere HvacLnca mouE- taiss to Blrbaccmarj, down Bsrb"ccmari to mouth Of valley A!r Jams Vaugn VIII act throughout as captain Of said rudero.
 r HERRERA,
 9.otf Sec'y T. g. c. 4.
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THE Democrat is informed that no. one has editorial management Of TIE TOMBSTONE save ". A. Nash, and that he will keep the lines steady o|er the heads of the Democratic candidates, and will drive them straight on to the rocks of defeat.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

THE Democrats are making every effort possible to keep the nongrl sheet OF Fourth street from endorsing N. 4. Smith, for they know 1t will de feat him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04
S%0G
Ea9alS!

At thc Pony Saloon and take a drlnk Of that fine old Hermitage Bourbon, ". IT, McBraycr Bourbon, or some of that elegant old Hermit- age and GucIeuheimer Rye, guai- ;Mteed perfectly pure, Also the finest imported brarG;ts, wines and cig rs, to Le found io lho Territory. St. Lonis Lager Beer on draught. Eng lish Ale and Porter always on hand. Free lunch every day. Come all and come often. HENRY CAMPBELL,
 S23t Proprietor.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04
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COUNTY OF COCHIsE. 10 wEom It may concern:
 Eno:; ye that un tEe 29, day of Scptcri- Ter, < r, lSo5 l, airs Louise Norris, [" io oi '. .i Norris, Eaka the following GrcIar@iiOJ TOT ih purpose or caT y:ns Jn Gii" tansaci' Iar business under my own name ;7 d su,c trader, iu-wi.. i hal l intend to carry Oil il iiy uWn na'ne and !JT IEy own Use "Ed ben ei:5 tEc i,;.-.Hcs, Of a wholesale and re tai. ban cher sn meats il ali of is branches a, usull. currieI on by other pcrscns in the Territory Cl ArIZUna, wHerc l am now residing. That my citizenship iS in the Caunly us C0chIso and T,rrItury of Arizona, and in said county intend to carry On lie tUsirces afuresai:. Ia TiIucsa whereof l hcleuIto subscribe ny HaG2, tAc Gay aAd Ca!c above written.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory Of Arizona, County oi Co elise, s.-. Gn this c9.h day Of September, A. | 1SSG, pclsouaily appeared before ne, Will A. Nash. q no:ary public, iu ard for the cUun- ty ol Cu:!iisu, L0ulse Norris, known to me l0 G.. lh;. person described, and NEU made the foregoing declaration of her m;enticG tu carry on tGc business as therein stated, waa acknowledged to me that she executed tie same .r"eiy and voluntarily, ana for tEc usts and .puILoscs the: cia mentioned. h it:css whereof l have hcrcUnt1 set ny l,auA and affixed my official cal, the day a.u year in this certificate first written.
 lsEAL lhL A. NASd,
 Notary Public.
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TEE Republican ticket + becoming more popular every day, as the voter compares t uish the Democratic ticket. This comparison will be go- ing on from now until election Gay, and when the votes gre counted t will be seen that the citizens of Co- chise county have declared in f-vor of the Republican ticket and honest government.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

TIE fine Italian hand Of Ground Grabber Berry can be distinguished in the Smith editorials pnbliehed in ihe columns of the Dishrag every morning.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

". F. STILWELL, the Republican candidate for District Attorney, will return from Pheniz this evening, and then will commence at once to make an active canvass of the county. Wherever he goes, he is sGre to make votes as l.e is very popular wijh tLe J-asges.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

The dishrac published on T2u:th street says thac i, d-os no. desire to throw mud duri z the campaign. We a.o glad to learn t'lis, but we are surprised at the stotane. {, aaI wou! ; like t5 know tao cause, as i. has been throwing mud fir the past th'ee weeks. Has it become 50 slimF th t 1t cannot be thrown any longer vi-&- out bsiag spsttsfins i'a@,f2 W e cusss that this is he eau Q fir is | g iriag to quit mul-siiagi. r.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

Gel c. c. Bean vii! be returned t Congress by large and sweeping maj ovitv and this alone will give him B l .rge prestoge in Washington, es the members of Congress viii auger that he has the confidence O; the people by being re-aleatol and will grant Ii ' tic concessions t ar he as.s Ter Ar;z- ora.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

NEW subscribers to THE TOMBSTONE are coming in every day, and our cir culation has become greater than that ever reached by any paper tnnt Was ever published in Cochise county.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

THE earthquake has been the first to demonstrate that the South IS rot az solid as it might be.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

MARCUS AURELCs SMITH. who, by the grace of God, and thc thirteen proxies of Nacosari Parish, is now the Mugwump candidate for Congress, is caLvassing ,he Territory in his own interest. His exact whereabouts is not known, but
 In Hoibrouk camp he at was cen,
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 And as he QuafTsd each 1-Iy dram
 lie said, ''my cAanc, Ii4't So.t1 damn To get to COngrcss.'
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-04

fsJ E1Eg-Lady "ttaaiiy clear F' so daIJ WtE IhI wcLdc"u- cnt''c'y new patent Iusicr Ludgrga;HucaJ :or Ie- u,,.ivs. l minister's vie soid I3 1ist hour.
 MADAM H. I. liIILE,
 E-E aL1. CL-i.a.n. U.
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AND now Democrats can be heard on every hand, stating that they will not vote for John Slaughter, for the reason that he will only be tw,- months cd citizen on the day oi election. They have DO use fer a n.an who only becomes a citizen for the sake of getting all office.
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All my goods are paid for and aS l want mGney aud Want IL Dad 1 Ni- make ;JG su!ts Tor 4o0. :."iIls tie tailor. c-1'iI.