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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-11
AN uNrouNpsp cnAneE.
ASSESSOR Avkle'a statement C0aCOFnlng MI
Ell HtuuoSa Tax Returns,

ASSESSOR AVkls'a statement CUnCOFnlng Mr,
Ell stones Tax Returns.
A member Of the Council Committee on
Equalization and Appeals said yesterday
that the statement OF Assessor Ankle with
reference to Mr.. L, j. stones tax returns
did that gentleman grave injustice. He
said he had given the matter car.
elul consideration and reached the
conclusion that Mr.. Stone had made
an honest return and ''our report,
port, which is ready, recommends that he
be relieved from the extra assessment,
which never ought TO have been made"
Another gentleman who Is conyersant
with the facts in the case said, at is an
ugly thing for a public officer to make
such charge against citizen known for
fcrty years in this community as an hon
eat business man. The Assessor made
that statement to head of the committees
report, and he has shown all through this
matter a spirit Of persecution. He has a
strong dislike Of Mr.. Stone, and this 10
one way he has OF exhibiting It,"
A representative OF the lNTRLLlGRNcER
looked far enough into the charge against
Mr.. Stone to find that 1t is uniouuded In
fact and a gross wrong to that gentleman.
Its thought that the committees report
will bs adopted by Council without dis
sent.
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They will also propose TO the most ex.
pert Of tho new men membership In the
United NAilels Of America, and thus In
effect again be in position, II not 10 con.
troll, at least 10 dictate the terms Of cutting
nails.
Secretary Wise said tonight, as he was
about to take tho train home: "The rea.
soma for not publishing our proceedings
to-day will be apparent when we publish
them, There Is no change In the status
Of thipgA We re.ailirtn all our former
actions as 10 scale, card rates and other
matters" One Of the manufacturers when
asked directly II anything decisive might
he expected soon, said; mo, Sir unless tho
natlets accept our agreement"
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pUBllO SALE
planning Mill Machinery, Building 'Ia'''
rinls, Horses and Wagons and
Island Lot.

shall olTet al public sale Tor cash, to N. hIg,.
tat bidder, on TURsDAi, FeSfnaty ~ ~ ~ ,.,p.
inenCina al . O'Clock A. ~, ut the building lWs,
East g0filBf Oi Market and Tenth sttCCs, NlttigE
w Va, recently occupied BY Arm'iroif I9,i ,,s
lO., all thJ Planlng NIL Machinery Rglurl "
BY that iltm, consisting Of HhnCfs IlWtlnE e.
chine, ltnpnIug NagBlnC, III ~ MgiIi.L ,a,
phiEei, valleiy Monldsr, blind 5lai hechiie' NJ.
Notices, JOilteE, sash aud DsOf aui n'V al
unlneA, with q lage stock 81 lnOnii lllN F't,'i
Manufactured ana locust hubs III the tlgs., fi.,
Saws III every variety 10 be i1und ia u.al' .1i
Nlll; BelA PUlltys aud ghAltlng, two Mle, I,,is
d hnttlass IL Inch cylinder fnglhc vim an
pump and heater. Also, q stock oil lunlt' gsisp
kinds dressed aud undtt1ydi ps0r, i ,I.,, NO
ieiS, White Lead good stock Of French g'n' ND
rood Work llOnca aud Harness Two MeEyD.I.,'5Io
pNioe Fixtures, including one large ana ''''
Iron Sale. ,..., tpn.
Also, The west half Of lot nuinsetel eH5 ps "A.
dr d aud eightythfee usSl In ORION ,hg9s h.
dillon u the CITY VI WhCUdng, OtlhE w, H., I'D
pfObStty convicted By samuel MCCltiian WNthtl
lihi Of Armstrong, COen 4 60. by er'' '"'
February 10, lb12 z..v,,nppIgy,
Iei Assignee Of Armstrong IEn 4 W.
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TRusTEE,s SALE.

ny virtue Of Deed OF Trust made by Elizabeth
MCKeown aud william McKcOWn, her husband 70
me fs Trustee, dated tho II h cay Of NOyonDr A.
Y. 1881, recorded III Tho Office Vi tho ClGk Of ne
county Court Dl uhl0 County, Wet NifSinf, y
Deed u Trust Hook No. ~, page &C., VIII sell a.
tue front d0Ot Of tho Court house Of SID tVun'y,
on MONDAY, MARCH J, 1885, COmmgncing o. "
o'clock a. the following described pfg@giyy'
hlluate In the city Of wheeling, county Ol V1lo,
aud StAg Of Wet Virginia, that Is 10 iqy ".
numbered l20S) Two Hundred and Eight ltnasel
on The iOnthGag! corner Of sixteenth aud atVsE
lOen streets. III tbs said city Of WhVbilug
The title u belIeV u 10 DO good bat telling "
Trustee will convey only the tltlc vested " mo
BY sid Decd Of Trust.
TEAMS QF SALE Ono third Of lhO ptlohge
money CaAh In hand; Oueihitd intttOI viii Y,
tertAI Ia one year, and tile rlsidug thpfeDt wig
Interest In tWOyeAtH from tho day Oi tale hll6
lion tue purchaser his not with good security lW
me deietrtd paymentS and retainlnB tue lcsN
title as iIl Tier security
AMBlO5E 2. LIST, Trustee
ny James A. Henry, Ills Agent,
WiLliLM II. llALLEH, AnoilGnu.r ~
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NAtLEns T0 Q0 40 WORK.
Several Important llSpOtlS In Circulation
Hare Yesterday.


II was said on good authority yesterday
that four members Of the United Nailerl
had faithfully promised to accept places In
the Riverside factory and 20 to work this
morning II nothing was done at the meet.
Ing yesterday that indicated an approach.
lug settlement Of the existing difficulties.
Who the four nAllers are could not be
learned,
a mailer said last night that the major.
iLy Of the Association fully expected their
Conference Committee 10 take a step
which the numbers would not approve.
The significance Of this remark lie refused
10 explain, but no added that the Associa.
ton would aCguiesCe In the action Of their
committee even thoughthey disappfovedit,
The recent remark Of an official Of tho
Association that nothing they would do
would meet with the approval Of oil the
members, taken In connection with this
later remark, would indicate that the
nAllers have resolved Upon cotitse which
Ia expected 10 bring about some results
after being submitted 10 the inanulan.
tutetb' committee,
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TOR SALE,
TOR SALE.

Valuable Real Iata.o on n. K. corner TNcnr'
fourth and Market streets, In tho City OIL whteaL
W.Va. Lot ~ feet By CO ioGLi now occupied u
Q. ], Ellitrits ~ wagon aud blacksmith shop,
. W. v. HOGE d BIO
iyM lan0 Market e'Fcai
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WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.--1 A. M..-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy
weather and light local rains, winds shift.
ing 10 westerly In the western portion and
BoutheaBtetly In tho eastern portion,
slightly colder, preceded in the eastern
portion by nearly stationary temperature.
For Lower Lake Region, cloudy weather
and local ralhs, winds generally southOrly
and slight changes In temperature.
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Which IL the most positive gentleman
Certain Taylot's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mallein 10 sure 10 cure
aud effective.
Atwhat time OF day was Adam born
A little before Eve. And al that hour we
are more apt 10 contract coughs and colds.
Do not neglect them, but take Taylof's
Cherokee Rsmedy ot Sweet Gum and Mpl.
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The temperance people OF Cameron a
few days since raised Rpufae Of $lTU and
bought out the stock Of liquors owned by
q saloonlst named Wlngatt. The liquors
we're thrown into d creek and promise
given BY Wingatt that he would not again
engage In the saloon business The re.
yivaI that haB been going on at Cameron
for some time past ID still III progress and
every day there are good results,
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gsasl aettees.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
The sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting,

To the Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting,
We command you that you summon Joseph r.
pea al the Clerl'4 once Of the Circuit Court 81
OHIO county at ulos 10 DO hold for the aid CoiiFt
o. the inst Monday in February, 1886 70 answer /
PHI N Chauoery agal6Bt him IN tho tAd
Uoutt, ~ Roae AlthR Williams And have thei
There thle wilt Wliness John W. MllDbeil, ClcrE
Of our eaid Court a. The Court llOusa Of said 0iiin
", In the city Of Wheeling the 3Olf day Of Jan
uary, lhs6 and In the 2sd year oil the state Of WOE
Virginia. JOHN W, MItCHRLl,, CLERK.
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Tie Iilnrsli inte.lInAtlon.

CAPT. Prince has called meeting Of
the special committee Of the board Of
Commissioners, Of which no Is chairman,
for IN A. N. to-day, to continue the inves.
llgalion Of the charges against O. D, j,
Blngsll, the South Side druggist, that he
does not oil prescriptions Of the County
PhyslClan honestly. Several persons who
obtained drugs from BinRell on county
prescriptions have been summoned as
witnesses, together with DR.. Wilson, the
County Physician, and others, All the
evidence Will be given Under oatfn
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Salesman Can Add A 1 Line Small Samples
WomRn's uniOn Benevolent 50Clsy.
All the New PAttefnB-McLute House Art BtOrC
Decorated kngllSl Tea sets- ERinS BIOS.
FiGncn Condition pOwdCr4-k II. List.
Music DJx For Rale-llaunGf's Music store.
For Rent hOu6es-k. J. Stone.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOleny, being con-.
plete line Of SultlngS, PantalOOnlngs and
0VerCoatlngs, which We shall get up III
ilrst.class style and 1T, aud ut lowest
prices. Also, d full line Of Furnishing
"''N' ~"" " A .. HESS 4 SONS.
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AS soon as tho death Of ;Msjor General
Hancock was made known here, the
national flag draped In mourning was dis.
played from the headquarters OF Plerpont
Post G. A. K.
Mr.. Thomas F. Cox, father Of Thomas
W. Cox, died Tuesday night after pro.
traCted illness. He was quite advanced
in age, being In his Sith year. He re-.
moved from Brilliant 10 this place q few
years since.
Joseph b. Chamberlain successfully
completed the task OF walking 100 miles In
100 consecutive hours, at Halls Central
rink, Wednesday at Or. u. He entered
the rink at s A. N. Wednesday, previous
to which time his beat was around the
Hudson House block.
At the regular meeting Of Pierpont Post
No. o, OF this place, on Tuesday evening,
after the regular business had bsen gone
through with, half hour or more was
spent In army "reminiscences, to the great
delight OF all present. Upon reconsider.
alton the Post voted not 10 parade on the
22nd Of this month,
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ut Ia understood that Il any negotia.
tons are begun tho nailers must waive
the question Of supplanting the nailers
whom We have educated and who have
stuck to us through this ordeal. These
men we intend to stick TO and protect. II
the nailers mean business, let them apply
10 the factory managers for machines"
tls understood that the nailers In and
around Wheeling have come to the con.
Clusion to negotiate for terms with the
manufacturers, waving the question Of
The retention Of tho new nailers, and de.
pending upon the superiority Of their
workmanship to finally Gust the so'Galled
ieOdeI-nailerB.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer 90 observed at Schnepf sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
a. NJ, $685. l2 NJ, 5l';S P.Mp 64'; 1P. Nj,
hio.
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The Baltimore { Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. Fol
tickets, touhat's guides and fall lnlofma.
tlongeall on Of addteep I. o. burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel:
Ing, W. Va.
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Joseph B. Williams Is no inhabliant Of nv haiti.
Wick, nor found therein this Let dGy OI FeiJr1afv.
1856 CHAS. T. DLANCltilID b, ". ~
For ", O. HaudlRn, 8, O''C.
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gnblte Sales.
A I PUBLIC SALE,

4 no. sold a. private sale before the ii,l iu'l,
VIII oiet q public Rligil5n On thAi Jay we lEg'
aud elIsibly lluAted Two story llAtne dWdlln@ H.
" NltRiula Street, Island, Ieven fOJmi Aul pA,a
room, lot JJXl2O, we'll Improved. Also, we w
ktgty Ihme, No, lg6 virginia steel vi w"
Terms reasonable. ". II. llNLltE
h6 AuOlinlef,
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IdfrtE Willie screams and storms with
q burn upon his arm. 70 little Willie 10y
d sent, By usihg salvation OIL, the great
ointment,
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gr6posa1s.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

sOalid Proposals viii be received at the ONCE q
the Trustees OF tho GAs Works OF the City Of Wheel
ing, until february 49, 1886 at o'clock r, NJ, for
Cleansing, Lighting and distinguishing tho OIL
Lamps OF the City and for Furnishing OIL and
wlCEs for same for one year, The contractor must
+slye bond with approved scgurIty for the fulfill.
neit Of contract.
The Trustees reserve the IEh! to reject any or all
bids
FOi further information OrquIreRt the Gas ONCE
by order CT the Trustees.
iC0 Gsn. HE'LL pcmct,,v.
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Thsrmomoter Record.

FOR comfort, get one of those hest
Knit Jackets at Q. HESS u SONS.
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EoR RENT-A HOUSE CONT5 INV
~ i've room, In tho ICar 81 ~ Fuuft,r 1ih Az
With ellrAnee itOn sTSt Fsr Ie.ms nI,u'st
VI eOnTletnlh alICei. N'H''is a
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All Of the members OF the Association
we're extremely retlCent about the pro.
ceedings Of the meeting, One Of them,
However, said during tho evening: eve
came to Pittsburgh not because the Pitts.
burgh manufacturers are weakening on
us, but merely as matter OF convenience
to the largest number Of members. Not q
single Pittsburgh manufacturer is In favor
OF backing down asyllable from the literal
Interpretation Of the manufacturers scale,
submitted last year. No more jealous or
faithful or persistent stickers for that scale
ever attended our meetings than the Pitts.
burgh manufacturers.
"Wo have not held O meeting in this
city for months, and came here because It
suited us. We will meet next month in
Cincinnati, as 1t suits the Western mem.
bsrp, and because II 10 good compromise
point. To-day we reailirmsd all Of our for.
iner declarations, and resolved 10 holdout
for the manufacturer scale. We have
had no conference committee for some
time, but one was appointed to-day in
order that tho nailerS, should they desire
II, may treat direct with II,
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RRIanteG.
Meettmas.
CTooEHoLDERs' MEETING.

4 general meeting Of ths Stockholders o, III,
Rtnt Flro aud Marine Insurance CumpaAy, VI
Whealing, West Virginia. viii be held NJ The Ollce
OF the COn pAny, No, 1915 Market street IN the city
OF wheeling, WoIt Virginia, on tho ll,n day o.
February 1850 between the h0ATS Of O'clock
y, ". and O'Clock y. n,
Aud uOI.ce q hereby given that Vt said ncetlns
tho following resolution will DO OllrGd for the
adoption or rejection thereof by tae Stoskh0lf eFS
that Il 10 say:
RssoIred, That the time Of the continuance Of
the exptsnCo Ol the KAMA Fire and Marine lnIlr
nncO Company, Of Wheeling, West Virgins, be
(2i) years from aud alter tho 2ith diy Of February,
1855; aud that this RESOLUTION be ulrtided 70 the
Secretary Of State, for tho purpose Of ObAinlnBa
certificate In tue manner prescribed by law W OK
tend the existence VI said corporation.
said meeting OF EtOckhOldCTi was called By Ap
order Of tho Board Of Directors, made on the gOlli
ja9i Ri II N. sCHMrrT. Fecclary.
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A MANUFAOl UNER TALKS.
Another AeoouuI of the Meeting from a
pittsburgh Man.

Another Account Of the Meeting from y
Pittsburgh Man.
Special Dispatch to he htClliOtncer.
PrrsnUEGu, Pa, Feb, lO.-Atthe meet.
ing Of tho Western Nail Association to-
day twenty.iour mills were represented.
1t was the largest meeting Of the past
twelve months. Mr.. ]. N. Vance, OF the
Riverside Company, OF Wheeling, Presi-
don't OF the Association, presided, and
MI. George Wise was in his place as Sec
rotary. The session began at 10 o'clock
and adjourned at o o'clock, with only a
short recess for lunch. A resolution was
parsed directing tho Secretary to publish
hone Of the proceedings until Thursday,
February II, and then through the nue..
dium cfthe Associated Press.
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DOR RENT-pW0 SIN K10C-r
y pFellings- AtS. 2lll Raa 2I6 Main Ss w.
Enaulro u 2all Main s.ret ''4 Asist
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ESEgrnt

poOMS FOR REYT-IY IiGss
;ILN BROOKE Rloek, Apply t9& \. NINA SgSsa'
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks, Of our own brand,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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Sealed Proposals will DO received the Wheeling
Gas ONCE until Saturday, February 10, 1850, at 9
O'Clock =. NJ, for Hauling Coal and Coke for the
Gas Works for one year, Contractor togNe bond
with approved security for fIlalment Of contract,
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any or all
bids
For further Information cuQuIsoO tire Gas OnlcC
BY order Of tho Trustees
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oalge Honrs-9A 4: D . y. n. 2!osH:E. iys
NITY TANEs 1885,
Glre Qntellt9ettcer,
Now Advertisements.

once Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-21
OFFICIAL PAPER Cochise County.
A STRONG HELPER.

WE referred recently to the fact Shat those most interested in the sue cess and prosperity of mining as bus .iness had bliudly and persiatentIy neglected the most valuable aid and support--in. fact, the principal agency 10 be depended upon in its upbuild- ing and permanent establishment- that $, the local and metropolitan press devoted to this industry. Much
 of the present depression and lack of capital in the mining fields is due to this one cause, and this one cause, and this condition will prevail until miners, mine owners and stockholders recognize the mistake that has been made and right it. Capital is eau tiops and slow and is not readily in- duced to re-enter a field where it has once found fraud and deceit. The gen eral feeling to-day in the capital cen tcrs of the country in regard to mining for the precious metals is unfavorable 70 investment. It is looked upon as uncertain, speculative and without any reliable basig. A capitalist and
 business man said to Us this week. Mining is in bad repufe." This ex- plains the situation. Upon what oth- C ground can the fact be explained that in the midst of idle capital hun dreds of most promising mining prop critics go begging in vain for a pur- chaser and the mining industry stands 'i m the position it does to day-a prince ia beggar's rags, wounded in the house of it's friends! Prosperity cannot come to the mining field until the cloud of i'll repute which covers and Dlackens it has been removed. Capi- tai will pass by on the other side with 'aVerted face and great industry will !anguish like strong giant in chains and prison. The local papers and metropolitan journals that arc true and faithful can, and will ii properly supported and assisted, present the advantages, the true character, tie real worth and permanent security of ;ninlng as business in such light That the most prejgdiced viii be ton- yInced and enlightened, and the poo- pie of this country will regard this magnificent industry in its grand strength and importance when the trut5- is made manif,st.-Cbicago
 Mining Review.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-21

Iris reported that MT. N. B. Walker, lately appointed Director of the In sane Asylum, is hesitating about ao' aepting the position. "Who hesitates is lost" let Mir. Walker, who has al- ways borne the reputation of an up- right and honorable gentleman, de- cline tho stolen appointment, and show the Nacosari Joss, that he can not be used to further the disreputable ends of the plunder hunting clique.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-21
SuinnlUnS.

lE THE JUSTICES COCaT. TOWNSHIP No One, III he Cuunsy tf Coclfisr, Terri tory Of Arizona, Clr2: lSs &arjinI, plaintiff V. Giuseppe Fani"nG; dgieEdant
 Before C.E. AlrlrA Justice Of the Peace GemHTd 500 ':t
 The TcrritG.y of Arizona sends greeting to tiuiscprr FjsntanG, 'dtftnlant
 fuT are hereby !!nlAoned and required 10 apprar before I.g. Ui- my office in Tomb. stnnei County df Gc,hiSc, on the Sth day of July : r. 1SS;;, a;-t0 n'c;ock a. In, iD an- ~ 9r thg' comriGirt uf lh; ahu,c named plaintiff. a ip tHIhuirds of you that you are .rd',gtcd tu I.iin n lie sum of thi,,r hurdrpd s4sij. 5so!laI>, ur"a pIumiSory n. te giving D. y0u to plaintiff, ass more fully appears bv liow on il ip my niiic,.
 And 1T Yon fail Co Appear and answer said comp! iii't as hcr.if required, thr pi'irtil wrli take judgment again: yo!i as |, Han ud md fer tl'cr'sfS of this suit
 Given s"dcr lay 'he2,d this ft'; dar of l:ey \ 12,>r N.FOga
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 Marcus D. Boruck, who runs 2 "hoss paper" in San Fraucisco, known as the Spirit of the Times, threatens to vote against any Republican who favors the boycott. The Republican party of California will without doubt endorse the boycott plank of the late Sacramento convention, because If it dees not, it would be buried thous- ands of ballots deep in the ensuing election. Boruck's threat reminds one of the Pops's bull against the comet, and will have about as much effect, as bird shot on a bronze statue.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-21

Senator Pat Ready as candidate for governor of California, is steadily gaining strength. His manly stand on the Chinese question, has realiied to his support thousands of voters, not of his political faith, because they find him "semper paratus," with tongue, pen and purse, in favor of the American !akoret-. 4-
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-21

THE Republican party contains so much good timber for official position, that it will be q difficult matter to make choice this fall. John Mont gomery is 2 pretty tai and straight stick in the Republican forest, and his choice ag a standard bearer would be anything but injury to the party.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-21
Notice.

Mrs. Sol Lowenberg, of Bisbee, has been appointed agent for this paper at that place, and all who have sub scribed and these wishing to do so can receive the paper for 25cts per week by calling upon her at the Bis bee postoflce. If
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-21
Choice WINES, LiQIORs and CIGARS alway
 stock. '
Milwaukee Beer on Draught!
SUnnlnCS.


 IN TTIE JpSTICE's COURT, TOWNSHIP No. une, in the County of Ccchise, Terri tory Of Arizona.
 NJ. \. Little, Plaintiff. vs. C. Christens cn. Defendant. ';;' Bcl"r,. (. E. Alvord, Justice of Inc Peace, demand, $282 .r i,,. .. The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to c. Christensen, defrndSIjt s You are hereby s-.I,tiE6fti and required to appear befa;e me at ny office in 1omb- sior.e, Corptyof Cechisr on the 1ith day of June, I. D. lS95, atl0 o'el,sk 9. !n., ta an swrT the comphint CT the above nlmed plaintiff, who drmlrdS or you t!iat you arc indebted to him in the sum of S2S2, for labor performed at your instance and request dur ing the year 16S5, as more fuIiy appears by complaint LOW on file in my office
 And if you fail to appecr aud answer said compiaiht as herein required the plaintiff will take judgment against you aB dem&nlsrH and for the co5s Uf this suit a. G3!en under my hand this 24th day of Apri', i. D. lSS6.
 C E. ALTCRD,
 lu"iice of tht Peace