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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

Last evening as Mr Ii. F. Ad,lin%- tnn and Mr. A. Wentworth were driy- ing lion lr0nl Fort Huachuca, aud were about six miles the other side ui Charleston, their horse dropped dead. He had not been driven hard and the cause of his death was unknown. Mr. Wentworth and lis companion, took the halNeEs of tEe dead animal and placed i; in the buggy which they pulled tD ona side fl the read. They then started o0 foot for Cha!iaston which l.!ace they reached about rsi,!- night, anal were picked up hy lie stage which passed hy wi;h :i loa:l ci Tomhstone cxcureiCnjstS. The horse Was very valuable animal, and is death is Il great loss to Mir. .i,,,li:,.- ter.
 Among tEc harpiest citizens in tl,i, city is Mir j. E. M.a;nn, ar| iha c,s,i. uf ali this can he atiri!'u'ed 10 the fact ina! on Saturday evening last bis witS prg, cntcd him viii, pair ut twin.--a bay anI giil---n ii;,h !, great cause fer bis b.ia;; prodd.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
EsoYS i.I PriSoH.

On our recent visit to San Quentin we had talks with boys-litllc boys- confncd in that institution.
 The first boy was Willie Polaski, aged 12 years, sentenced b. Judge I.elden from San Jose for the term oi four years fp: burglary.
 Second, Calvin Campbell, also from San Jose, and s>ntenccd by Bclden for the term Of five years; burglary the crime; Calvin is l2 yerrs old.
 Third, Timoteo Fc~an, l5 years old, San BernarIino, three Tor stealing scrub mustang.
 Fourth, Gabriel Ia.qcy, l. years cid, sentenced to one year itom Sln ,Bernardino for stealing horse.
 Fifth. Louis Smith, Los Angeles counly, aged IT; sentenced for U years for an arsol committed at r,- mona Ly one Mare :yich, who Ncnt free. Steps are being taken ia lro- cure Smiths pardon, nr at least Il communication of scnicnue to period sUnc"l.at less than half a natural life. This L,ing the first ofiensc, Smith might have been lo: ci} wi,h ono yeal ami d lecture. The opinion is, however, t!.at Smith had nniiiinG, whatever, to Go with ;Ile romon:: arson.
 Tine two little buy~ from sga Jose are pretty, lrisit-!ooking little fol- Iow., and arc tendeiiy cared for, and their moral and physical comfort looked out fer hy thc good old chap Lain, Rev. ", II. Hiil, hc who former i Iy held so high place io the hearts of the good people of Los Angeles.
 These boys a,tend school and are as neatly dressed and as clean as boys i attending the most fas!idioas school in California, and will go forth froEi prison with minds Well stored with learning; but there is an odium at tached which no court in the land should be permitted to infint, and when it comes @ sending li;'le boys to the penitentiary for any term of years 1t shocks our sense of justice and ou:ragrs our cisiiizatiOn.-L. A. Porcupinc,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
A GeoreTa2 E5.rr1er'sStGry.

D,d you ever hear about that won tlIful shot I ma6c? You didn {; well it,is worth telling. -.
 One !aY while out on the plantation near Doziervllle, 1 went out huhtl"g. About twenty steps in front aud near some thick grass in the swamp, an oid rabbit hopped out.
 'The little doggerel ab-u u.
 'The old hare skip tho ol l hare ho;' The old hare eat my turnip t7p. ran through my mind and thinks l 10 myself you won't ca. many mora tur- nip tops; so I,banged away at her; but away went the co;ton-tail as though it had been q blank clrtr dge.
 'I went to the place to see didn't at leas: tear up the ground, when what should I fad but three coos s Aoundering in the aso'.ics of dea Il.
 q had missed the rabbit but killed three coons. s."-(Columbus (Ga.) En- Quircr-Sun.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

r' JrDGE SrILwELE is making an acs- i've canvass, and wherever he goes, he makes friends and votes. He is not making q personal campaign, and is making large. number of votes thereby. His keen. ability as ! law yer, and his genial and pleasant manner: causes him to become at home at once with. those when he meets, and Democrats have came to him voluntarily. and pledged him their votes and promised to work f2r him. .....
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

|. VAST adynamite cartridge or a
 torpedo that struck the candidates on
 the Democratic. ticket to day? The
 ward strikers and other hangers-on of the Democratic party have become disgusLed, for the reason that Slaugh- ters sack has as yet been unopened. Messrs. Quigley & Co. are are kick i"'~ and t;rI-. | so hard that ths can didates immedia ly hrod teams aud
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

It is the duty of every Consumer to patronize the merchant, CT Othe: busi- , ness man yhois not to close fitted to advertise in his. local paper. The cna Exhibits Liberal interest in affairs u5 aide the increasing corrulency af his p:cket book, while the other is guided by greed alone, an win;s up. with a
 smaller bank account gftcr all his petty av rice. It is 'fe'man -wh~ SC sinind is toolarge aud liberal to bs ah- zsorbed or dist t,rted by: u war for -wealsh who does the business who gains the respect of his-fell3w namand
 ca ries of. he fat offices; ratronize the adv rtis and let the en erprsjny re verse e, joy the -shadow of his counter .ia undisturbed repose.= Cl1zsn.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

THE Democrat is now preparing a batch of campaign lies to Use against Republican candidates, in lho hope that by such shallow pretcxts they can save the Democratic ticket from the inevitable defeat that is now star ing it in the face, but the people of this county know tie candidates on the Republican ticket aud have made up their minds to vote for them, and all the campaign buncQmhe ih't the leaders of the Democracy. see fit to publish in the Democrat will be of no avail but will assist to elect, rather than defeat, those for whom 1t is in- tended.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

THAT little dodge Of Mf. Blian's i'll yesterdays issue of the Demccrat will not gain him any votes, nor cause MT. Franc CT MT Harwood to lose any votes Ii they want those quss- tions answered why do they net ask it of every member of the Thirteenth Legislature, these gentlemen only had one vote apiece, and it took thirteen in the House, and seven in the Coun-- Gil to pass any measure, and both Houses stood even as to Democrats and Republicans. Why did not the Democrat when 1t was carefully com piling these questions, publish the vote of Messrs. Harwcod and Frame on all of said questions, and not come out and charge the responsibility of the acts of thirty-siX men upon two, and at the same lime whoop it up for w. c. Watkins who was also mem Der of that Legislature.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

Losr-X dark sorfel horse, about IL hands high, and weighing from $50 to 7G0 pounds, branded with two straight marks OF the let shoulder. Any person finding the same will re- ceiye five dollars reward by leaving him al Brown < Hare's stable.
 DANIEL HUDDY. Tombstone, Sept. Z9, 1886.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
9s,zNEz EsxEs MORRISON.

The. Democrat of yesterday pub lishcd a letter from Wilcox, over tie signature of. "Cowb0y,p which, 1t, IS very plain to see, was written by Wm. c, Monk, d brother of the Democratic candidate for County Judge. This William c. appears to be a far better man than his candidate brother, but he shorld not let his brotherly feel ings carry hlm so far as to cause him to assert falsehoods, that. axe so easily contradicted by the record. s ..
 This Wm. c. Monk has been in this Territory from. three 10 four years, and because. he. grabbed up several cattle ranches in his own name .aui that cf his brother, lie inl- agines he can impose that fact upon the public as proving his brothers residence. Will this William c. Monk explain why his brother was not a voter Of this county TWO years ngo, Il he resided here for five years? No, he can not. He expects that his own name on the great register of this county for two years, and his location of cattle ranches in the name of him. self and brother, will deceive the people anl cover up his falschoods. But this is not all: Ii E. R. Monk had lived in this county for. fifty years, the people of Cochise county can not elect him to the office of County Judge, because 1t is well known that he i$ q candi- date of Ground Grabber Berry. and if he is elected his only mission would be to assist Berry in his blackmailing suits against the people of this city.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

The Demorrat is rampant over the action of w. A. Harwood and Fr,.nk Frame in the last gisiatu-e and calls them public plundesers. voted aplro- priation bills for large amounts, asks than to come forwarl and explain, and declares them utterly unfit for public confidence Sc.
 This may be all right but before making charges like these against honorable gentlemen why does not the Democrat be consistent and take down the name of w. C. Watkins from its ticket as canuidate for Joint Councilman? Watkins vas in >mb r of the 9th and urged ard voted fir all apprepr;a tions. + Harwool and Frame were So bad where woull 1t leav Waukin,! Perhaps if the Dem ocrat is little con ,istent and tells ,why it supports Watkins the ct er gentlemen may come frHard anl eli why they Iesi.ima.eig and haa-s5''y voted for d;tieren. nca ures. .
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
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THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COrRTY pT COCuIsE sS

THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 COrRTY ar CoCHIsE. To whom II I'rv corr"'r:
 Know ye tl-1t on tr" 29. k day Of Scptem- hcr, 4 b. lSS [ .,IrS Louise Norris, wife of E. j Norris D'uF~ th- following dccl2raiior or th.' bu'rVsr oi carr yimg 1n aHG |: t:ansact- Il@ UusIntiE upGCr my own nsme aS < sole trader, tO-wit: That l ialepd tO carry on ;n mi own naInc nnd for my Onu Ilsc and ben it tEe bus:ntss Of q WLo!csae and re. tai haIckcr III meats ia all oI it's branches d, usually carriei on by other persons in The Territory Ul ArIZona, where 1 am ROW rrridIu", That my citizenship is in tEt. County of COchIse and T,rrItUTy of Arizona, and in said county Intend tu carry on Ihs bu>isrss aforesaid. la NItness whereof 1 hrrtuuIO suOscriGe InI haIne, the day and Gs,c above written.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory Of ArIZoEa, County of Co., chisc, s.S.
 On this =9th day of September, 4. D tSS5, prrsuuaIly appeared before me, Will A. Na-h. a 9o!=ry public. h ard Tor the cuun- ty 0. C..c!.isr, LouIse Norris, known to ma tu bc the pei Son described, and " hU made the foregoing declaration of her intention tO carry on t;e business as therein stated, Whu at knuwledSCd To me that she executed iLe same freely and voluntarily, and for iIe GsLs ard puiBOsc, theIciE mentioned. In Y itncss w hereof l have kercGLto act ny haId and affixed Iuy official seal, the day a.-d ear in tEIs certificate hrst written. tsEAL WILL A. NASH,
 Notary tublIc.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
SulnnIOHS.

IN HE JUSTICES CUCR OF SECOND TuWRsuir, UJ Inc County 0l CUchIse, Ter iitnry st AIiZUna.
 Il \ Rogers. Plaintiff, Ys Mrs Eemirs Cnkcr, Defendant.
 The IerriI1ry of Arizona sends greeting To EtnIira COlur, drlc cu1aIt.
 IUu are Etrtoy :uIAin5ncd to appear be- lore r;Ie, at my uIlice in Benson, ia Ine cuus- lI Of Iuchise. Oh Ihr 14th day Of U<tuG-r, loSU al O'cluck a H.. iA all acton brought against ou U said pilIniir, lO .nsr CT the cont '!Hint .: Ihc aUtrS hafncI pialhtid
 Said #,tiou Is brought to recover of yoA lho suIH ui AlhrIy dollars and iiiLI -nVc cents a> un accuuEi Ata,ei, belwrcn Jru ai.d !Ee fIm ui Roger. Bros, Benson, AtizOnz, lur .u",'S ,i:d aad d, .iT1rr; I0 ou aI your n- slancc ahG !, Gur.t, and iUr money ssvaHrcd a- Will Eiurc iu!iy ai pear on ,tairn,cG, oA hlc IR th!s c1i.rr "I.U is naGe |. part "f ro.!i l'la:ut Gy tlaia;iH, or jad=nIen nlI h, taken aSziii5, SUII lUr Inc xa!d lrIutni, l.4- =e:hcr itE ru-to of !niS suit il ,DI lAI. to Jpc..r aHU answer.
 |" Ike sLer.a "r any Con>la,.z of sail county, :rcc IFS:
 Make !rgAi service aid cue return thereof Gntm under ny Lana t.is Sih sSl sf August, loaG.
 RC3T L "ILLEk, A Jssiicc r.: ti.o c..ce for -.d .OM nsnIi..
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
'a1Ppc,, sal, Pedro 'EsSA.d-uf.

Commencing at Cochise Stronghold, Drl- Soen mountains, October 5Ih, lSs6, from there to Milestone and San Pcdro Ranch on San Prdre River, above Benson, up the river l0 Sonora line, across to Terranata, thence aroUnc south end ILuachLca mOuL- t4i.s .to BIrbacuIhari, down Barbacomari 10 Houth of valley Mir. Jam, Vasgn will act throughout as caFtaln of said rodero.
 F HERRERA,
 9 Q If Scc'y T. ;. G. A.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

DELEGATE BEAN has arrived in Bri- zona, and-it is understood will at once take the stump. We are prepared, in sthis countya to give him a splendid send eff.-Apacbe County Critic,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
AIyssPs IIARw0nn alli l..

MEssRs. LAKEWOOD aUd Frame vii explain to tie reople Of this couH;y ali their acts while members ot li.o Thirteenth Legislature, f. il of the stump, and will not ents" into any newspaper coniroyersy.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

A working man g.!!o votes for |. W Blinn, is voting against his own in~ terests, as FACTS compiled by l.. N' Blinn himscl:,.an now in our posscs sion will pr0~e-
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18


 filed in the office of the County Re cordcr to-day
 DEEDS-MINES
 J. A. Cassidy to Chas. ". Leach, one-sixih undivided interest in the Boss mine, Tombstone district; $1,00O.
 GEEDS-FEAL ESTATE.
 Mr. G O. R. Watt and wife to Miss Annie Dubois, the north half of lot 2i, in block 20, Tombstone; $400.
 LOCATIONS.
 Hattie mine, Swisshelm mining district, Howard P. Herring and Frederick Herrera.
 'Mr. Moses Mansfield, and iJ' pu h ou the lines and l., the horses swallow the bit"
 Jas Bre>lin has gone to Kansas to settle upon a range recently purchas- cd by his brother, Pat Breslin.
 A large number of our citizens in tend visiting the circus, which will exhibit in Benson tomorrow.
 Two scrgcants and two privates were discharged from the service at Fort Huachuca yesterday, their terms of enlistment having expired.
 Messrs. Purcell and Chandler, of Company D, Fourth Cavalry, distiu- gui.h.l themselves yesterday at the baseball match at Fort Huachuca.
 There are qqi nnmJer of pack CTS snl cit:zems, Whp will cast res at tie 6 mig e:rction, now stop, ing at Fort Huaci.ac'. Croc:,ery anl glassware, of all de scril;i,a<, s! Bags. i3 If A splendid liae of mems California uHdeic!o;hcs, at Dags'<. i3-;f 
 DiAmond-:oed Shaker socks, 15 cents Der pair, at BAGgs. l3-tf
 Coal's white spuoi cotton, all si4es, just received by express at jagg's. If
 To LEr-A nicely furnished bed rc,,:n. Enquire at aG5 .5inth street.
 DreSs-goods at $ yards for $iQ0, sl iendil value. "PAllcc," Fifth street. Elf l Come and sec our dress-good<, bar . ;ain cou:.ter. Palace Diy Goods i Store. 1Iu i Something recent - D;eSS-Soods a!gain poIu;er. Palace" 27tf
 Tie choicest groceries ia tro city ! can be procured 5; 7. \. Walico;t's. Ii
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
&2S.O0 aeeyTaT[i.

will pay the above reward for in formation that will lead to the arrest of tine fiend or fends who poisoned my dog. Is. BARNES.
 Fifth street News Dcro'.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

WANTED-15 or go adobe makers and layers. White men preferred. Apply at this office it once for fur ther information.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

N .A&'TEEs-Laly agents actually clear " so daily wiEh ny wof dcriu, entireiy Eew patent Tu4lcr undcrgarn.ent fur ie- males. 4 mini>t>I'S 'S vi:c sold i3 frs. hour
 MADAM ". [. TITLE.
 E, x 413, Chicago. ii.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
]. c. ". OAKS.

THE Democrats seem to bs all
 broke up, and are now trying .to Sin
 by blaCkening the, characters of the candidates on the Republican ticket.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
DIssolut on ef Partner, hIp.

To whom it may concrrn: The firm or Barrow tS Bagg has tlIis Gay dissJlycd by mutual ccHycnt, ;. N. Barrow retiring from said firm. All liils against said firm will bc la:d by :. C. Bagg. 5. |. BAGG,
 $ II. BARROW.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
Look OuI.

And don't yeu forget il, lhat Nolrott & Geasick lave the finest teil, soa,Is Tor sale lhaJ las ever LesM oSrrcd b Inc people oi this city. G-22if
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

All my goods are paid for and KS l want money and want it bad 1 vii. make $50 suits for $H5. Harris the tailor. S-l}u.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
CnIEsfon [offra.

:; Ali persons are hereby ro'Iti-d that ID, wife, Louisa Dct.Oil, haNius. leit my bcd and board without causc CT lruyOcatiuu, ll:crc. fore l will net be rcsroI sibie fur, nor bay any debts of her coLIractin" from an'! alser this date. JOHN DEIIO r.
 Bis6ec, SepI. D.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
OFFICIAL PAPER Cochise County.
For Delegate "te Congress CURTIS c, BEAN.

For Delegatc"te Congress .. CURTIS c, BEAN. Fer SIperinteadent of Public Instruction THOMAS CORDS. For Joint Councilman.-Southern District B. '. GOTHAM. Fog Territorial Council, ". 4. HAYWOOD. For Members of Assembly, ". S. FLEMMING,,
 W. A. NASH,
 A. C. RICHARDS,
 FRANK FRAME, CHAS.'N. THOMAS For County. Judge, E.w. MORRISON. |. For Sheriff,
 R:S HATCH For District Attorney, ". II, STiLWELL. For County Treasurer
 A.J. RITTER,
 
 For County Recorder. WE. BRADLEY For County Assessor, E.G. NORTON.
 For Cocnty CIerk,
 ALLEN WALKER. For Coroner au Public Administrator, C..B. TARBELL. FUr -..B. ... For County Surveyor,
 H. HOWE
 For Supervisors, BRAMER 8. BROWN,
 TC. BAN. TOWNSHIP TICKET. .rf =-.- Justices of the Peace W. D. sHEARER.
 J. C. DEAN! For con.tubles FRsSk FRsS i hFSAR; 66baE i". '..-'- CITY TICKET.
 For Mayor.
 CHAS \. THOMAS. :'sFor Councilmen, First Ward ...s........ IA. ASEMAN Second Ward. -GOODN lN Third WIrd............. .... G. R. WATT Fourth Ward ............ U. E. BUTLER  Fer City Recorder. j. |; " I. M ISAACS. For City License Tax Collector. q. ", CHAPMAN. For City Treasarer. sJ. l.. MELLGREN. For City Attorney. f, C. W. SWAIN.
 For Chief.or P slIce. C. ". OAKS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
LOCATIONS.

Hattie mine, Swisshelm mining district, Howard P. Herring and Frederick Herrera.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
pEEDs-PELL ESTATE.

3Tr. G O. R. Watt and wife to Miss Aunic Dubois, the north aalf of lot 2,ii, in block 20, Tombstone; $400.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

J. A. Cassidy to Chas. ". Leach one-sixih undivided interest in th' Boss mine, Tombstone district $1C00.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18

'Mr. Moses Mansfield, and id' pu- h ou the lines and l.; the Eors es swallow the bit"
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
From .4!iantic's Busy E9arts to Pa
 ciiic'5 Golden Shores,
5 Circu csand 3 Mcna geri. s

< sftis 'y;nr .0i.ty Ci tI-;l;ng ssrsa iHI md rN F ordinary Exhibition ut ar h'+ rl Ocs~i ws.Lders, tne vAS.Ic>s 0f VI, cli l.. rtc'l would fiji bo' sr yeitl " IEr C 'H Ia of h' l rgrst newspaper. Being O. of iiree Ci-- uCt conc ITS, il is more than
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-18
CGGN'HT H3Gt&eSsEeS.

The following instruments were filed in the office of the County Re c0rdcr to-day:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-01-30
SENATORIAL CORRUPTION.

S. X. Donavln, formerly editor of
the Columbus Times, democratic Or
gan of Franklin county, Ohio, has
addressed an open letter to Hon. I'll.
b. Payne, on the subject of the lat
ter's election two years ago. The
eplstle is dated Washington, d. c.,
Jan. IL. 1t charges that S37 800 was
the specific sum paid in brides to Sc
cure Mr.. Payne's election; that the
whole affair was an almost open bar
gain and sale. Donavin mentions
the names of 10 Senators aud repre-.
sentatives who he says received from
81 200 to $4,000; he is specific as to
the circumstances under which the
money was received. Donavin was,
at the time of the Senatorial election
editor of the Columbus Times, and
has figured conspicuously as an Ohio
democrat, and friend of Mr.. Pen.
dleton. He was for some years edi.
tor of the Baltimore Bulletin, and
afterward held positions at Washing
ton under the democratic House OF
Representatives At the time OF
Senator Payne's election to the g.
S. Senate it was freely charged by
the leading democrats of the State
that the Senator either bought his
election or allowed it to be bought
for him. An investigation Is now
surely to follow, and unless Senator
Payne can clear his skirts, his seat
will be vacated and republican
elected in his stead Charleston
Tribune.