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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OLD.
.sss>as Celebrates lser rwessy-ans Birth-
dsy ia U~~eusng ssvts-

'Saonao Celebrates Nes rweasy-a0h bsrte~
ssy is B~e"-srs sss's-
TorrKA. Nan, jar. 70. The celebration
co~mrssmorasius the ;wenfy-hfsh annissr-
.ssy Of The admission of kansss iat" tho
.l.,sshx-si of Stairs vas held NJ TIE .'Fanst
Op~ra Hoase 10 this c.ty yesterday after
neon and evening
The et-ulns asiar.<s was DELIVERED D. ex-
Goveitsr taaT;ss i.obsason on The fNr
nesfs o. kaHssS
t.s.srnor john =. Martin n~ss spoke -
esIdins the xroSih Of Kansas
Al TIE rnuelu~iun OF tsassrnor NsTtsss
remarks ilnF- Il y. Slmp-sn sFo<s az
AssSth ou II WyanJostc Constitution
~ Governor bona. \. t~sssns ard
Chief Justsrc \. III. tier'on fcssnuesi VT.
Ssnp%p:t IA shot; sisiTvs-e>. tie 1"E"sr
,,-aSia- WITH r,f.rrsscs - ~The Stsis t'"y-
.rnm~nts aud the laiirT iakanE &c ia
sih.~s "I.s Jsd5e AIRY "g kaa-a<
IT,. Hon. Cyrus n i~io'iisias stase next
cnncrfuias he '>t;iss 90 kaFsss
llouL Jau,e. IiasvhF-y. H~aesuae' 81 .hr
stat B.aul ot Railroad Commissioners To-
l.a.d ,.,lpurl HOLIDAY ia az stIfcss en
srh- I.ai!susds a.. Aan>AS
l;ry. It. CeFdisy spoAs en The >hooiN
;. Kan@~
The r,sa.n< exsfris.s cslnmruo~l al 81
o'ci.-s. .--sa< oP~urd b. M asitts-> -
,o.,aes H. L. Anthony. fscssdess. ct tao
SJa, iissogf&i Safety.
taplan :. n. iotn~rn. Speaker 81 The
House, and Lieutenant t,"y.rung Riddle
fu.s aSv,i IN sisot. s,ilfrssr~. after which y
y. Wood DELIVERED : sf~-ra wiia Fcterrace
o. Tie "Tto0vsf> Of hsHss~
n. Hon. Johu :. cal, Of iaw-rucr, To-
losv.i a su rNrcilsnt pii-s "t In icsTs-
,uf.al t.ovtuamrnI" NJ. Spar reviewed
IL thoroughly aHd his scIaaGss ~sir weI. To-
s.is~L
The Hon. David ThacheT spoke CA the
'i,ricctci Constitutions
Following Mr.. Teachers aiirrss Hon.
Teb Wtli.r Delivered = pagri GA Tho
49,, 81 Kansas
iloA William Sims Secretary Of the
State t,osTt ot agriculture. DELIVERED a few
rrinstks Concerning Agriculture Ia han
saN"
Few Dr y. - McCsb- spoke n~s; on n.
suhirri, The Churches of Kansas
Following Ia. Metals Hon. Alexander
Caldwell delivered a psp-T On "hsasas
Manufactures AMI MincS"
The .Srlciscs cl">.i with the address %
Hon. Mob. igen;.s on ii,- Wv omen of
Lau.A."
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REFUSED.
The rresi.teos Doe. Not THAI o. q" ,hs Tn
t-rs.t at the fahiic to Comply Nsta the
s~aais's he aat.

The tr~si,teos Doe. Not thi.t % 49, ,he In
t-rs.t at the ratiic to C.asviy Ntga the
s~astc', Demand
WASHING roN. Jan. -. = T. m-Tho
Attorney General >en; n letter - the sea
a'c this morning In answer Ia the T.>uis-
ton calling foG all documents anal paper,
In relation tn the management; and CON
due. OF the onisr of o.. tutsl States
Attorney for the Srulirfn DtstfArt
of Alabama. ia which. after arknowi-
sigiug The rrc.ir, OF the resolution iu
gn.rt ON. he say. la rvstoss-a Q"
sail r,sulu, on tie President 81 the I mltri
States dii,Sts me "a say That tir papers
which were In THIS department retailing ."
th~ fitness of II tl.un"ti. Fsr~n'iy t,cssfs-
tayni,rd to said oiiics. have BEEN a~lsraiy
,eHt Ia Tho JUDICIARY COMMITTEES 80 IH~ >*n-
ate. aud the papers airi docunirui' which
are mentioned 81 said resolution AIi f~-
main ln the c~u>,o~if q; tAls 'iegafts
in.ni sud .aye exclusive references
to Use us.snsioa IS ti,r President 81 h,~ufs.
~. Dustin. late Incumbent 81 "a" oHle" -
Dlslfict Atinuiry az The tnsts3 Asaiss f"g
the S,aiIrJn pislssrt of Alabama. r. -
no; considered that Tire paddle insstvais viii
L. lt"nol.gl bs cump sucs Stth said Fsso
luton and the tTan-mi.s!oa Sg tIr psir5s
and racumsn,s Therein u1sutos8si 4, tie
SENATE la executive session"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

senator tpraiis oa the tissnslst ossto~i
snd Congregational i.gisissssss.

senator ingalls, on the t~tssns3st pesio~t
aud Congregational i.Ki.issssss.
W~Asiifs.Tux. Jan. q. Senator ~inra.is
thinks The fac, t.,4t nrar.y sJ.pb0.e o 81 %.
$40. GOO. 90 tsn.is called are ,u thT hands OF
National BANKS ysTy alzusGrtni ~ilis
Hrsn- the Irt sing sf as-put -. 90. coo a.
National ,Npk it"trs. sad b. sssl evening.
IF his pfuI~5iti"n should continue li TO
igTs eases. ~ wii hay. tao .nuI- lszfs al
National bank notes aBpun,.ag - over
t3JJ. Coz. Oai. rrtstsd Ia ;Jrs 80 are PR ;,agsst
i"f 10. We are then bfuue fac. Ia
fsee Will The ptoblrui: What shs'l -.
substitute fUT national bans fD.eF Shall
W. issac suotls.t series uf bo- u. ? afiHr q
low rate of interest ,o - uss,i So ih- hass
80 another ir-i3r of National tank rs'sa~
Shall we issse Treasury hoiss9 shall We fe-
tuTn 80 The ugd state t0ild sssssfa. a., zhzil
W. continue To ss@ae silver srd rssst aratea
tlssh nn ssly~Tf ! do Doi .hiuk o.. t~oDis
would cs,ussu, to AZ incrrsa. of ihs palliie
deDi. au'l Treasury notes driSn d 49, mnril
az. Congregational arucn Ihr onig solution
apparent Ia nv mipi is The t=.ur % silver
srrtifca'r~" AI iaSails sa}s shag nnisr
TIC conditions governing tho rr.-s ns sas.,
in~ ~ho.. isats~ of National tank nots
Will Or retired 10 from Eve ,o ten ysssN
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

PonoSA. Cal. Fea. L-o.isx IN ~
I;sa ~hieh spT--sred in ,his rsosnlns's Ls
Anss.as THaes in E~xasd 10 tisc Aofrt.oa-
Fuller .psode- TIE Representatives Of ;hs
rap~s xss ai,aek~i On tie ssre~: bSse thss
EsorLinK ~ M. FeiI~r In true psxiiIsrhc
style Tie Tmo representative. iss s>.rg
eqral r~hysesly. dre~ . pistol And Cred
one shoi, ~h<n id Dot take eE~I lie
va arrested ard Mr.. yuia~r brouGhs .
eazrsr 81 shooting with int~n: - nbasdes.
The TIsao representative Ease . bond sf
go for bis apy~zraf<s fos . preliminary
SxarstDss On tprssgoT ftosDinS ~ Tn
o'esoex. The s1ais caused . tsE sscsaslos
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ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

THr announced policy Of Prince Dis
narck to expei the Polish people from
Prussian Poland has created intense OK
element in Germany. The Germans gen.
orally favor the policy. I: was reported
that the Pope was preparing a protest.
The Nova Scotia Sugar Refining Com
pnny, OF Halifax. n. s, suspended recent
ly. Liabilities, Sa05.34l assets, S3sS, SIT.
GENERAL DAVID HUNTER. who was presi-
dent Of the court that tried Mrs. Surratt
for completely in the assassination of Prcsi-
dent Lincoln, died ut Washington on tho
"a.
TIE matter Of the Presidents refusal to
give reasons for removals came up in the
Senate on the ID. a motion and a substi-
tute were offered. which were ordered to
lie over till next day. The Electoral Count
bill was recommitted by a vote OF % TO -.
TIE House devoted its time 10 eulosies Of
the late Vice President Hendricks.
GOVERNOR MrgRsY's second veto mes
sage to the Utah Legislature is OF u joint
resolution providing for tho compilation Of
the laws. ut a cost Of $1,000. His reasons
are that the Territorial Auditor and Treas
urer are not legal officers. and that many of
the laws Of Utah are ia direct conflict with
the laws OF the United States.
SEVEN Connellsvilie pa families were
evicted from the company houses the other
night and their household goods thrown out
side.
DISASTROUS collision occurred the other
morning on the Chesapeake & Ohio rail-
road at Staunton, Va No. 5 night express
ran into q freight train on a siding and
completely wrecked both engines Fire
man Gettings. Of Richmond, asd several
others were seriously injured
DISPATCH FROM Houston. Tex. OF the
"a SAYS: George l. Porter. wholesale
grocer, made an assignment this afternoon.
Liabilities placed at $4,000 and assets
sll4.Wo. Later in the day the Hoas-
ton Flour Mills Company succumbed Liza
biiities. $500. The assets embrace the
mill property only.
SrIvEyoR GENERAL dement,. OF Utah,
wa examined by the Senate Committee
on Public Lands recently with reference to
publications which embodied alleged utter
ances OF his duplicating Senators. members
Of Congress and high executive officials in
Washington and Utah in conspiracses
to misapprorriate public lands and 70 in
auence by bribery legislation affecting the
Normons. Dement, denied the statements
attributed to him.
THE night of The I'd Of February was -
ported extremely cold in the West n
Northwest At Chicago il vas Is below
zero.
Ir was reported at Fl Paso. Tex, on the
ID tia: the Apache hostile chief Geronino
had surrendered to Lieutenant Naus, Who
succeeded Captain Crawford. lately killed
bv TIE mistake Of Mexican soldisrsL
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
The Ice Carnival.

ST. PAUL. MIMI. Feb. This morning
the finishing touches are being giTei, TO Ia,
ice Eaiaoe. and after dusk ST Pasi's y~s
yEoiec: will &c insn<ura,ed amid a blzE.
Of splendo,. Already excursion trains are
brinxIn, In lars. numbers Of visitors frosn
various points. and the streets are ihronx~t.
The parade 70 might Will b. composed os
the winter clubs. militia and Other osyaIiiz-
atoms and . large numier of u,enh~rs o.
the IAiies' ;oborxzn clubs Ia full unifsTm.
On the arrival AZ tie palace the formal
oy-nlng % the carnival viii be declared By
Governor Hubbard and Mayor Tee The
great paisjc o. the carnival Occurs @
Wednesday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

ACCORDING to Mr.. Erastus Wyman,
no Baltimore & Ohio railroad will not
- prevented from crossing the Kill
son-Kull and reaching New York har-
Aor, sven IL the New Jersey
Legislature refuses permission to
sridge that strip Of water. He says
lIers will b built ont into the
Wster one hundred feet on either
13ds, and that . boat four hundred feet
lpag will be constructed to fill the gap,
-eurnishing . continuous track across.
Whenever . vessel approaches the boat
will put on steam and paddle out Of the
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

Iniian scout. Alleged to DO . Int Of
Greeks.


Crooks
TuC~oN, a.. r.. Feb. i-M~sic,n elti-
zens. WHO arrived here today from Sseort.
say the rrason the Mrrlcaa troops hr-i on
Captain Crswfori's Indian scouts vas they
were equally - Objectionable In Mexico ss
tie socaiied renegade Araches. Tn.
treaty does no; authorize bringing iDto tire
eoau;ry has.il. i~psiians. wio Daftsr their
ei;ixens and lay waste their property. III.
ciaim can he proved thai CrUDss sroots
have repeatedly committed d~pfcd8iboas in
Mexico and then lad tie blame on ihs
.Yruesai~< Tits hsins tie case the N~r-
lean oficers End 10 hard % RESTRAIN their
nen iioun Ersn- "a Crooks iHiian scou;s
y hensyr- itsy cams in eoBfss; " ia Item.
EssprDs,b'e Ameri1aBs residing In Gr1-
ic, confirm tie representations male by
Hsxscaas tn a certain extent Thy .s
the best IN nj. Crook ran do vli - % taks
the Indian scoui- cut of Mexico "a sDoa ..
~io~ibIe Il re wi.A~- o. avoid further eofs-
p..ea;-ons sisi po-s.1'y war sllh Mexico.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
'00l sded

CHICAGO. IL. Fen "A meeting Of rvp-
r~esea;a,iy~s Of the railroads In the Chicago.
S: Louis aed Missouri River Passenger
Association. which expired BY iiass;a;ioa
Srodsy. was held here yesterday. There
MAS bat Little d!xassloo and ho:hinx sas
done excepi 10 adjourn sine die. Coasrzry
20 generAi expectation TIE 81. raaI saherc<
to rs position that lie Northwestern bus
iness shca,G b isse:nied In The association
and the Rock Issxs.d remained Esra ia orsyo-
ssshpn- Both the Rcck Isisad ard ,h- s.
Paul m,ixr,rs assert tat posx ssszs,sndSny
the extaetian Of lie pUo. rsses vii b.
firmly uIa1sacd
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

TnE people OF Athens, through q
telegraphed to Gladstone
Ecently a follows: I'VE place in
yU6r hands the Hellenic cause, with
che Inn hope that we will find in you a
ms champion" Gladstone in
&s t~elegraphed: considering
S~~Stk1xity attaching to the action Of
10 powersA, both on general grounds
md by reasoA Of their intervention in
4hs formation IF the Greek kingdom,
Iesrnestly hopsrthat Greece will pause
Aefore placing hsA'scM on this occasion
IN conflict with their deliberate and
nnitcd Recommendations"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

The Turkish Porte has issued . cir
eular to the powers in which it points
oct that the present strained political
. situation is unbearabIe. 1t says that
Turkey, though not to blame for this
state of affairs. is compelled TO main
tain . huge army on a war footing at a
ruinous expense, which will empty her
treasury. unless the Powers effect a
apcedy settlement.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

Tue recent murder Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse c. Wickersham, near C~loverdalc,
Cal, by their Chinese cook is reported
20 have again aroused the anti-Chinese
sentiment throughout the Pacific slope.
As soon rs the facts of the murder were
confirmed, anti-Cbinese organizations
were effected in many of the most inn
pOrtant towns in California and resOlu-
lions to boycott the Chinese were
o6nufed-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

WARRINGTON fea The Secretary 81
the Nssy nas received insesssafsas fro<s uss
f2essc Mall Steamship Cwapany In sAs
e:ees taas another rsvsss;son h shrsssssed
On tie issnssas Of rxaanA a1d Rsas
Admiral Joeeet ossnuAneing uss
Sos'h Atlantic sztsor. has beoa
disrc.ca ~ vife % remain as Axpie
vail with tie Tennessee fcs tbs pss.<nl
]: IS p<ss.oe tkas The Tsuo-ss<s bad Ssssed
from A~spanwaiI fcr KEY West before The
sscesS Of sis~se distractions. 10 shih ease
shs NJ o ostssrd taek u e1ac he ssfEar
ton demands ts and ether yessess usFi also
issors.iee b ass.rasa - Tie essssss -
posts u damage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

4 LONDON correspondent says that
DO old public schools in England are
Selaxing their strict adherance to the
classics. Rugby" he says. ''is about
% institute . modern side. and changes
in the same direction are being grad
nally introduced at Et0n, her great
rival, Harrow having long had some
ching of the kind"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

WAInAaIA = e. Jaa- 1-r1s 10
tss<nss sxessro0s ~shsooshoss sals section
osss Ne op<s psea<Assx a. pssyxsny By
tve voDaa es6so Shs hssr rsrsnsy
0ads th~ss hssaqsasssss srDunsf hess.
ThsJ keep shy of fhe oaaeeu. koiasnx terri
1ssssoys ~ night IN ioa~iy piazza
boy % % The possrx esxsa~s aa.4
By syDeashisssg sssh tisssr es,s.Aissaa -
care thrss a6hrsssA. ks<psas sz~1 es.ssos
qnssf uzsLi sss ~l TIE yc.nx sses hsss
sse<ncy 0uniSea md served sssslaxS
spsa d ssangssssss tAAs ta<y vt.f -
toogt3y deais vita panvisie. cssAse zs %
hsr~. se<zes - - sksis ehaef psss< ySae
DstoS
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collections of internal re-

TMb<,A collections of internal rev.
oaue duf1GsS the first six months of the
6scal year elsled June so, 1885, We're
5 .549, Gil. an Increase of s2,029,464
aver the collection during the same
period of the last d cal year. There
wss an increase Of s67e f73 on spirits,
go. s65 on tobacco andAe437.s Ol on
1ermented liquors. and a decrease of
&7l.l75 on miscellaneous item. The
seccipts during December. 1sSJewere
1S59 .241 greater than during De6am-
IN. 1884.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

An Austin, Tex. dispStch of the
18th says: Thursday afternoon. from
out Of a clear sky. a shower Of very
fine dust began falling. There was no
wind at the time. The shower in
creased toward nightfall and continued
through half the night. The dust had
. peculiar eject on the lungs and
throat, causing irritation and hoarse-
ness in some cases. A similar phe-
omenon was witnessed here eight
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

IA.uTUnAMT BoKDHR, who VA ar.
.9sseed some time ago for publicly Wilt
4ytng The Queen Of Spain, has been
sAsehced TO eight Year, confinement
= . military prison. He was COM
SANDER Of the palace guard and .
oeusin Of the late King Alfonso.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
rsaAxD POLITICAL.

~
The TarJ 4ssdAe Farm announces tn.
permanent retiret4 { from the turf 81
Pierre L~oillard, No has for years figured
90 prominently in ~ racing annals Of this
country, and whogp tictories on the Eng
lish turf with Paro64b Iroquois made his
fame world wide.sAG racers will he sold.
ALBERT N. LYBDnef, formerly OF Rich
mond, Ind, died roQs03ly at Algiers, where
be was Consul, OF eeo4 umption.
THE sentence impeo in the case @: Pay
master General J. ~. bnith, U. s. n, hav-
ing been approved - confirmed by the
President, was pronM gated on the goth.
The court found him II lty on both charges
and sentenced him 10 dismissed from the
position Of Chief OF t. Bureau OF Provis-
ions, TO be suspended ON rank and duty
as q paymaster, on h0bugh pay for three
years, and 70 retain hi presen: number in
his grade during that - iod.
THE Queen has acceQ a the designations
OF Lord Salisbury aset Is cabinet and has
summoned Gladstone c1 a consultation.
The wife OF SecretQf Bayard died at
Washington on the Sie She had been in
improved health six nths previous to
the death Of her daue63r, Catherine Bay
ard, . few weeks sioslS4 The melancholy
features Of tho deef&Epf her daughter
brought On congestion { the brain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
,rIscRLIA8oUs.

THERE were fifteen Fsons discharged
from tho Patent O6ics sGt he 27th, all from
grades below the civil I'D ice classification,
embracing messengers q laborers.
THH Salisbury Cabin.e bent their resis-
nations to the Queen a e 9th, the day
after their defeat In the bmmons on Col
lings' allotment resolutiS
As rms Uniontowu u IS came rolling
down to Redstone. Pa-,to other night the
engineer saw "a alarb. gnal light v:o-
lently waved ACROSS the )ck. he slowed
mp and discovered that's )ge bowldcr had
slipped down the hill s1 rested on tbs
track. The train had ho1 saved hy . boy
named Clarke Isler, for ~ IN a purse was
made mp by the passenger
The last of the thirtyS persons killed
by the explosion at the &c burg Nv. Va.)
mine was recovered on ~ tn.
RIO MARTIN, while out nt;ng in Lam
we'll County, H., with companions,
vas fatally shot BY tie occidental dis
charge Of . gun.
TEE executive committed ( the Knights
Of Labor has issued an oNte again boycott
ting The Mallory Steamse Company at
Galveston. Tex.
JENSEN, the n~aturaiizeds american citi-
zen, Was arrested at Kiel, q many, on the
s1sA and expelled from "a country, the
time Of his notice 70 leave ling expired.
FULLY Go families a. 1s) kmtn on the
0asps and B~oaaventurea It OF Canada
have been rendered des6tk the failure
of The Robin arm Of Jsr@
In Qe Stated il Berli1 the Chinese
e6a~@N1s53kced against new
(icxn, and VII postpone the laying Of rail
ways.
Is the Connecticut Senate on the 18th the
rules were suspended and . resolution
passed calling uoen Congress to increase
the duty on leaf tobacco.
Prince BISMARCK. in ths Landtag n
Gently gave as the reason for the expul
sion OF the Poles from Germany that they
were dis,oyal. The Government proposed
to buy the land OF noblemen in Prussian-
Poland and plant thereon German colonies
ThE question OF the policy to be adopted
In regard to applications by the Senate Tor
information relative to Suspensions IRON
Office was considered in Cabinet meeting
on the 18th. The President was undentood
to be opposed to complying with requests
Tor such information and was sustained il
! that view BY the membsrs Of his Cabinet
RnopH ISLAND manufacturers SSe
formed . compact ses mutual projection
in labor troubles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

nresided recently at . banquet given
~ the students q the Conderces
Lycesht Paris. In . speech he said he
waal grateful for the honor conferred
- him. He eulogised tho French
mvDtsm Of education. charactersing it
60lightening. enrolling and liberal.
-and sid for that reason many Amer
l5czns ayailed themselves OF the educa-
sSieual advantagss afforded BY France.
sBeienf6c rsnown." he said. ais far
~srior b military glory. When l
ysfuxn 10 America / shall still end
1pacee 81 France in the traditions Of
1snor. chivalry. courage and devotion
IN behind By the Freechmen whose
,unEpDr arms sealed A1Psrican indie
d&enoo."
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

I'm Simplon tunnel. which willvey
5hortly b commenced. 10 the most
Dssmidabls Of the gigantic railway CON-
lueetions undertaken Of late years to
eAcilitass TIE eoumunication between
1naly and The reetof Europa HE new
snnnel hiSsllAsd TO car1yahs existing
- from Geneva to Nartigm and Brieg
Arongh TIE mountains 70 Dunno dos
-, and - n 70 PallanaA or Strefa,
- - IAgo Magsiore. AsgtAis tunnel
s-WmAfeu0menced % . mnchs lower
DsS GEsA sey q he otheep. il Win
nmnar3y - large. NE rseg4 sstamats
1AGsadSe nnee md . Aalf end tho
&na1sd dssessa6wksrsaho1t twenty
~ 0ollaEo.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-09
NOTICE.

Having chis day sold my under taking business to Jos. Pascholy < Co, I respectfully request all need ing his services to call upon him. All bills to date will b2 paid and collected by myself.
 A. J. RITTER. April 29, 1886. 4-29-lm Referring to the above we would say that we will endeavor to give the public the same courteous treatment and fair dealing they have received in the past from Mir. A. J. Ritter.
 Jos. PAsCHoLY & Co.
 Successors to A. RITTER.
 f 29-lW
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-09
Summons.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP Nc. One, Tn the Counsy of CochiSe, Terri tory of Arizona, Charles NardiDi, plaintiff, vs. Giuseppe Fortana, defendant.
 Before c. E.. Alvord, Justice of the Peace, demand $500.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Giuseppe Fontsna, defendant.
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear before me at my office in Tomb stone, County of Cochise, on the Sth day of July, Z ID. 1886, at 10 o'clock a. m., to an. swsr the complaint of the above named plaintiff, who demands of you that you are indebted ts him in the sum of three hundred (S300) dollars, on pIomlsory note giving by you to plaintiff, as more fully appears by complaint HOW on file in my office.
 And if yon fail 70 appear and answer said complaint as herein required, the plsintitl will take judgment against you as dtmand dd and for the costs of this suit.
 Given under my hand this 9th day of May D 1886 C ALVORD,
 Justice of the Peace
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-09

For the finest pickled pigs feet in the city, So to Martin OLaughlin's butcher shop, corner Seventh and Fremont streets. 7-tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-09

| No. l, in the County of Cochise, Territory of
 Arizona, before c, E. AlyOrd, J, F.; demand,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-09
Notice of Forfeiture.

TO DAVID CALLIsHER YOUR HEIRS or Assigns. You are hereby notified that have expended (5100) one hundred dollars in labor and improvements on the Ohio lode and mining claim, situated In the Bisbee mining district, county of Cochlse, TerritrOy of Arizona, in order to hold the claim or the year ending December, 1886, under the pro visions Of Section 1924, Revised StatHtes of the United States. Therefore, if within ninety days from publication of thIs notice, you fail or refuse to contribute your propor- ton of said expenditure and cost Of this publication -~as co-owner, your interest in said mine Or claim will become the prop erty Of the undersigned, under Section 2332244
 SOLOMON SHULTZ.
 Tombstone. April z, 1SS6.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-09

Mrs. Head has been appointed agent for ConnOr's ranch butter which she receives fresh every Satu' day. Also fresh buttermilk on hand
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-09
Summons.
IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN AND FOR the CosEty of Cechise, in the Territory ol Arizona. HENRY DUBACHER, Plaintiff

HEXRT DUBACHER, Plaintiff
 FREDERICK GERBARDT, Dit.
 Action brought in the County Court Of Coellisc county, erritory of Arizona, and inc complaint filed in the said county of Co- chi.e in tho office Of the Clerk of the said County Court.
 he crritory of Arizona sends eeting to Frederick Gerbardt defendant:
 You are hereby required 10 appear in an action brought against you by rhe aoovc .amVd plalu,iff in the County Court Of Co chi.e county, crritoJy of Arizona, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within twent, days (cxrlusivc of the day of Eerviee) after the service on you of this sum'lOns, if served within this couLty; or if served out of this county, but In this Gistri2t, wllh in thirty days; otherwise within forty days, or judgment by default will be taken against yeu according to the prayer of said complaint
 Said action is brought to recover an ac- counting and dissolution of cop artncrshlp and judgment for amount due fro m de'end- ant to plaintiff, as fully appears by the com. plaint filed herein, a duly certified copy Of which is hereto attached. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer the sad complaint, as above re- uuired, the said plaintiff will take judgment against you by default and apply to the Court 'or the relief demanded ln the com plaint.
 Given under my Land and seal of tGe CouItY Court of CSchiSe County, Territory of Arizona. tLis 5rd day of September, A.
 EA. O. WALLAC ?, Clerk 93f