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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-21

citV ~ SovaD,oh sbau H., avtcndeb south 10
IN, IAN -. -, - 49,, ~ -S,,nr0ah "a
de8nn,i an 800 o.. nc ~, ,s.Nerqi Assen,6IT-
Annrnyed sam u 1859 ~ C,Il,Svs. Thatis 10
say tbe ga -, ~ ~ mn street bnIveen
Anderson str..t a'J First street shan be a
limo drawn r-,r, tSn MIN Of irta~saction az
north side An5ers1E ana RIM streets TO the
point of iHterseci5on of Ihn souih slde of First
street and Tho XVGite piu0' r,qd in said city
and Inc vvestarr 1.-Two a. ItuIl street betwcen
said points .hnU Ia nnrolIeI IN and sevpntv-
five feet NJ an noi,ts from the q lstetn side of
said RIM stresf 80 hnfor. "a ID ont. and from
The south side Of aid n rst Street.-The aid Bull
: rect sh4l he e,-t.nd,j a f,Ijnvrs man Is 10
saw. baoirnlro, ut no 1.nin- ar MACE where
he wesfarn Inc ~ The Vbi+e nIrtF foad in
tersecfs ne southern Hre a. tirat sirect and
extend from sa;d NOM on a ri,rht line 10 that
certain point where the WESTERN si-icof White
BIuN road interspcts tho aid SOUTHERN limits
of said CITY, and such line shall be the western
line " Bull street cNtendcd and the eastern
limo Of sold st,oof ehsiI Ia - rpn, "a OH n,ints
on said line from said western line of said
street
Orai,o,,o, ,,o1 to-. +b,, r,.-+ tuna Tuna cotb
1884. raad s1H t,,in ~ 1tth IsSG,
,locaJ 49,, IT, -, 900 ,.o .,,,t ,,,-..a
~, ~. ~ 1'i,' ,s lo,,i,y
- ,' = ~ !. - o. nnSi ~
making sewer connecuo1s, to nile IN the
Office of the Clerk of Council. with their APP
phcaIions for perm Is. a diagr IN showing
where the pine used Tor making such sewer
connection enters the street, the oour-o and
depth of the same, the point ut which IL en-
tiers the public sewer, or any sewer with
which it may connect. and the size OF the
pipe used IN making the connection.
SECTION l. The Mayor ard Aldermen Of the
cry OF Savannah, IN Council assembled. do
hereby ordain, That all plumbers, owners of
premises. and 9th, rs making application Tor
permission to run private sewer, or to make
sewer connections, shall file with their apph-
cations for such permits diagram showing
r,D C.o up 70 oc 80" ~ va 80.
The coTrse and damn - fhe 'eev,pr. me nojnt
o. vIirh IL t ", 80 Nv w., 'o ~ ,,
s,,yor IN ,,hi"h IT. 'T ,t,,,,,. a"I no
i,c ~ va 20, ~, 81, ~, u a ;I -, Iva iso IN
matiny snch sever connection
SFC Rn II f,rir5ir o,,fti,,,i Gv ill.,, an
IN, 80 ,a,,i, f,'h,t tI Cji 20 Con-
c b q I,T IN NV tT "a
non fo. snwer par1Njts mr,%teS diggraIn
snon,ir,, = NO o,,+Iinaf ,., iii;a,,,,, Iot a,,d
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-21
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
One Cent a w ord.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is Words or
more, in THIS column THE best IN the paper)
Inserted for ONE CENT WORD, Cash
in Adooace, each insertion.
Erergbody to6o has any ,oant to supply
onytlIng to buy or to sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any loiSh
to grafff0. should advertise in tais column.
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$ll,09l IS


EXPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
q ,... n',.t. Committee, to whom was re-
llsl "a H. Nt7u az james j Warmg. NJ
bru. ... guy 10 Day a bin for rpDiacing
cry au,..5 salute fred NV the Chatham
laU.l.,r' the ceremony OF unwilling
"'"id petition '''''V "'-
St- SAMUEL p. HAMILTON.
NJ ,' adopted. '""ii0o oo-l al t'ce'
oa4 NJ w. ''i lhltlec on Health and Gene
a tVmns .. 10 whom has been referred
H. pu,-'s ing petition Of =. s. Collins
numb., ,. reference TO keeping q Ger
K mare., I'VE poultry in Tie basement
\ the u,a,,oe 10 report that thev have
eNlmIf',,'.' very careful consideration
pend th.in anu your committee rec
[ pa,.rd l Aoe"nd section OF the ordi-
Engor,l,,,.V" we I5, 1854. be- abolished. other
be clp," being sufficient TO rsgu-
Gre wiz, me poultry bushes IA ac-
aHous vac moss approved sanitary
|lHabe.' IL, &c beg furthermore TO report
Il accordance with this report.
~ Conn, ~ lLLiAM DUNCAN. II. D.,
Ion Health and Cemetery.
,nOifs DERsr,
A OF ado1te,.ln an CommIttee on Market.
SssrsfS'se,e on Health and Cemetery, to
lgry exec,,," the communication OF 8.
"A l', prsrcSsts.- OF oil the estate og VIM. r..
hah the So 70 pay over 10 the city Of
"A lust be i,,. a or Two hundred dollars,
." 'ested by the city. ami The
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L'OB RENT, about twenty acres OF land
L parity within the extended citv limits
extending from the Waters road to south
vile, with entrance from that ROAD and also
by way OF the White Bluff road There ~ a
small dwelling hOuse and a large stable and
well Of go,d wafer on the promises. Several
acres adjoining the house Is fenced and under
cultivation. and a fine lot Of fruit trees plant
ed. The place IL conveniently located for
small farming ar n dairy There is good
range for cattle, which can he fenced at a
small cost. For particulars apply to G. ii.
DOkSETT.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.


1Gci:;l Proceedings Oh Co"hcH'
....,,,,H GA. Wedresd1y, July Ii, 1886.
sR' 49,, me-, tbs evenlu4 AT o'clocE; Pres
3l4. Pufu- Y. Lessor, Mayor; Alderman
'fn,,1can. VI. D., Chairman OF Council;
! u. I',n', Iiarnan ;. yers, Wee Chairman OF
\ lrriH"' i5ernen BoGarJ, Derst, Hamilton,
,'.I u'C0nnor, sheldon and Thomas.
Ill.,, r',u4.es OF .he last meeting were read
rl confirmed
ACCOUNTS.
..- Committee on Accounts rc"ort That
Tug N.r,.,mlned and found correct bills
e' wa t,,f..cIty amounting 20 fourteep ihous-
! aus rinet7-one dollars and eighteen
a., Der accompanying sche !t'e' ana
MS. as hat the same be passed. for pay
i c'A'I1- N' j. Il. SHELDON,
c.' chairman Committee on Accounts.
..,,,rt of the committee was adopted
/ ',, accounts as per schedule annexed
-',,a--cd for payment;
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Rcruaro.

= TOLEN-A bay mare, from four-miIe Hill,
- Louisville road; has white saddle spot
and left hind leg turned. Reward will be
pad if returned TO GEORGE BROWN at
above address.
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nernnmAl

IF DANIEL OWENS, formerly owned by
K Robert II. Ruth, OF Springfield, Fniug-
ham county, Is alive, he VIII hear " some
thing to his interest by addressing 5. r.,
Morning News.
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HO8sFOED's ACID PHOSPHATE
For Women.

DR.. Wm. e. Jewott, Adrian, Mich, says
81 have found it particularly useful In the
nervous disorders Of women"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-21

PORTABLE Grltt Mills. the best made. TO
IRON WORKS. Augussa, ca.
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entertainments,

NOTICE, TYBEE.-Steamer OGEECHEE
~ vi ieave Exchange wharf for TyDeo a {
clock sharp WEDNESDAY evening, re
tu mig next morning at O'clock.
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entertainments.

ENEMBF K the Excursion SATURDAY,
IL July Path, to Augusta. train leaves
savannah, Florida and Western Railroad D.
pot At 80 A. NJ. separate coach for whites
TITUS SANDERS. Chairman.
GRAPES AND PEACHES Chotce cranes
" I'm 10 pound baskets and choice peaches.
For sale by A. IL. CHAMPION.
reliable private Pawnbroker house, lS7
Congres- street, has no branch Office either on
Br"uEhton or any other street, and II you need
money and want liberal loan and far and
honest dealing, or If YOU have old gold or liver
Tor sale, call at headquarters. e. NULL
BERG, Manager.
w ANTED. the public to know that FIEM-
W ING, the hoemaker, has removed to
NO. Buti street, opposite the PuaSSi House.
GREAT BARGAINS at NEIDLINGER &
- HABUN'S in slightly soncd trunks and
bags al cost.
saw DUST AND sHAyINGs
FREE.
VALE ROYAL MANUFACTURING co.
WANTED, customers, by Pawnhroker lust
W opened at Ne. llS Sroughton street. OPP
posite Altmayer's building; will make liberal
advances on anything of value.
! AMY ERS, doctors, minister's, and others
~ having books, magazines, and other
printed work to be bound or rebound can have
such work done IN the best style OF the bind
er,s ART At the MORNING NEWS BINDERY,
3 Whitaker street.
GTlLL we continue our bargains aud ask
~ YOU to cali and see our immense variety of
iiourc Furnishing Goods, stoves, Window
Shades, lee Cream Churns, Refrgerators,
etc. sold without reserve. NATHAN BROs.,
1856 Congress street.
DICNIC, Excursion, and Ban Printing, such
as invitations, tickets, order of dances.
etc, printed with neAtncss and dispatch;
when desired tickets Will be numbered.
MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE,
Whitaker street.
Nj ERCHANTS, manufacturers, mechanics
vi corporations. and all others in need of
printing, nthograpnIng, and blank books can
have their orders promptly filled. at mode
rate prices, at the MORNING NEWS PRINT
ING HOUSE. 3 Whitaker street.
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w ANTED, a second hand plauer and
W hatcher. address, naming price,
PLANER, care OF Morning News savannah.
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ETOR Rent, the premises No. 80 York street,
Z near Drayton, lately occupied by DOwl-
lng Bros. AZ livery aud boarding stable:
Possession given Immediately Apply TO II.
4 Bolts n CO.. l1S Bay street. 'f
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entertainments zUanto.

XTANTED. two larte. or one large an(
w small CONNECTING south rooms; hot stnC
cold bath on same floor. from October Jst
Address NY. H., Morning News.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-21

TOR RENT, that large frame house on the
L rthwest co ner VI President and Price
streets win store on the corner OF state
sire t; pnse essiOn at once. Apply to DANIEL
Z. ktAN EDY, ia Bay street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-21

LOR RENT, house on Jones street, two
4 doors from my residence: possession Oc-
tOber or November. c. ID ROGERS.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-21

EOR RENT, from lst October next, eligib' Y
l. located houses, $50 10 $50 per month. n,
c, MILLS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-21

TOR RENT, the two-story and basement
Il brick dwelling No. 1913 Perry street: pos
session given October let. Apply TO JOHN
SULLIVAN, Agent, ia Bav street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-07-21

EOR RENT, a bouse containing five rooms
l. nj kitchen. near savannah. Florida and
Western Railway. Apply 10 P. BUTTIMER,
McDOnough and East boundary streets
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WANTED TO RENT, dwelling convr-
W nient TO Morning News Office, at from
> to $40 per month rental. Address w.
Morning News Composing Room.
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nRUGGIST and General Assistant Wanted;
~ none bWt'fi -J-ciNss man need apply. =.
Q. Box III, Greenville, S. c.
w ANTED,a good hand to work at dress
W making. Apply to MISS DUFF, IS Jones
street.
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and board
aiaesG1lI
JRFFP ro|
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w ANTED, colored girl, about Il years old,
~ to do cooking and general house work
for small family. indian street third wes0
West Broad.
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w ANTED, colored laborers, to do station
w work. Pay every week. Meet to-day
P. N. at savannah, Florida and Western De-
pot. TRANSPORTATION furnished.
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LOh RENT. two floors at 1871 South Broad
Il street: one twO-story house corner Bull
street and FIRST avenue; three small houses
near same; one lot for store corner Bull ami
Anderson; one loJ Tor store corner Lovers lane
and " aters road. Apply to DIR. l.. A. FAIL
LlGANT at O'Clock AN.
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w ANTED, the public to know that FL EN-
W ING, the ehOemaker, has removed to
No BUT street, opposite the PULASKI House.
GREAT BARGAINS at NEIDLINGER &
~ RARUN'S in slightly soilcd trunks and
bags al cost.
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grip xuai.trn.

WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, 100 colored
~ iabOrers 10 WORK on new railroad.
Meet at savannah, Florida anu Western Depot
cate July y, 3 p. NJ. Pay every week. Trans
furnished.
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Rooms to Rent.
Homoeo auO Storre tor Remt,

TOR RENT the desirable three stors and
Il basement brick dwelling, No. III Taylor
street, between Bun and Dragon streeta;
y secession gwen October LIST. Apply 10 JOHN
SULLIVAN, Agent, ia Bay street.
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EOR RENT, two-story brick house, south
A west corner Houston ana Congress streets.
Apply to IA WRENCE DUNN
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Jaw DUST AND sHAVINGS
Il e e.
VALE ROYAL MANUFACTURING &C

GTlLL we continue our bargains, and ask
~ YOU to cali and see our immense variety of
liouro Furnishing Goods, stoves, Window
Shades, Ice Cream Churus, Refrgerators,
etc. sold without reserve. NATHAN BROB.
1876 Congress street,
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DICNIC, Excursion, and Ban Printing. such
I as invitations, tickets. order of dances
etc, printed with neatncss and dispatch;
when desired tickets Will be numbered.
MORNING NEWS PRINTING HOUSE, 3
Whitaker street
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08
APo.t Office RurgIar.

LOUISVILLE May Deputy Unit d States Marshal Adams has return,d grom Memphis Tenn where he arres- ted.On 8 reluisition Issac Vinson who is charE: d with robbinS a post office at HopkinsvilIe in which he was former lY employed. On one occasion SIC was taken from the post office and VinSon immediately disappeared. Sub sHquently Virson returned to Hopkin vile one night and that night m at tempt was made to rob the post office again The commissioner at Hopkins vile held him over on the charge oi attempted post office burglary.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08
Summons.
c. E. AIYORp, Ju.tice of the Peace.

IS THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP NV One. y; IEe CoIU.y of Cochisr, Terri tory ui ..irizoEa, Charlcs NardinI, plaintiff, v-. GHi-epVe FDntana, defendant
 Before C. ?. Aiyo.d. Jnrtiec of the Peace, demand $;su. ..-.,...
 The Territory of Arizona tSsds greeting tn Gui>crpc Fnntana, defendant
 You are hereby summoned aRd required lo appear he'Urc mc at Iny ullirc in foIn;y- stone, County "f Cnchjsr. tn tbs Sth. day uf July, / D. 1885, at 10 o'clock q. ni., nc ,st,, S%Ar the c:,mplaiI,t of lhE above named plaintiff, who demands of you that you are fd"htrd tu him in the sum uf three hundred t*%I0l dollars, on pIUmlSory note giving h} Jnu to plainllh, aS more full! appears by complaint row on file in my office.
 Aud if yun fail 70 appear and answrr s..il complaint as h"rein required, tfic plsmiih wIl lake judgment: zai.,l You a> Il lnah 6rd and lUr tic vt'Ft> Ui this >Uit. .
 Given under my hand this 9th d.y nf May l. D. lSSG. C. F ALSORD,
 Julice Of ike lrscs.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08
A HeInOus Crime.

JEFFERSON May 7 This morning F. Deilman and son Gus Deilman were carried to Pittsburg by the Sheriff of Marior County on writ of hcabeas corpus. Their attorneys Hon. w. T. ArmsteSd and J. H. Culberson accom- panied them. They are the parties heretofore arrested and committed to jail without hail. They are cha;ged with committing heinOus crime on Ssllie Owens q girl II years old. Tie case now comes before Judge McLain on the application to be released OH bail.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

THE Taxpayers convention met last evening, and adopted 6 constitution and by laws, after which they resolved that as "the earth is the Lords and the fullness thereof and we are the Lords annionted, therefore, be it or dered that the earth is ours in trust, and all the profits, etc., shall be de- clAred our property.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

'fHE MoFpips MongaliAh Ineers at
 the foreigners. and speaks of tn. ef- forts of t3e .An:i-ChinOic L,lgu3 to rid this camp of the pagIns, Ss an r t"Irish Boycott" l. seems to entirely | overlook ths boycott levied on th4 white lAborer by the ChinamAn for tie last twenty five years On this coast, or maybe it considers the moon eyed disciples of Cpnfucius, more desirable class of ior4ignOT than tho
 European "hite races.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

THE Epitaph speaks of the illiterate masS composing the Anti-Chinesc League. To those familiar with the facility with which the editor of that Know Nothing sheet can knock out Lindley Murray and make Webster's spelling book look as it had been Rtruck by g Kansas cyclone the remark is too amusing. By birth, breeding and edu- cation, there are members of the Lea. gue, with whom Dunbar iB no more to be compared than iS the feeble hickeriRG of the business end of . tightening bug, to the glorious eiful- Eence of the monday sun.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08
OFFICIAL PAPER Qochise County.
THE BOYCOTT.

The Grand, JuSys of the New York
 Court of General Sessions has made a report SaVagely attacking the business of boycottipg,. and esnsuring certain police court justices who have not been harsh in their treatment of boy Cotters. There is boycotting and boy eotting, and those who assal it some- times fail to make tho distinction. The boycott which lets an oppressoT >or.aH enemy, or one who refuses to cooperate with you severly alone, is not unlawful, nor is it improper or ilegitimate. 0pr tue contrary, it is tho very bOIt weapon that tho op- pressed individual or, association oi persons in free country, of law and order can employ ip behalf of them selves and their rights, e:It is the weapon that can be made the m.St effective, because there's is no other which can be brought ints successful opposition to it; it is lawfuls inrolv. ing no violation of q statute, no dis regard of a moral law, nor any trans pgressiOu of business principle. It cannot be said, to bo otherwise than
 tho right to do for . man to. refuse to assist another who is injurins him. The plain, simple, determined boycott tI the weapon that can and should be foftener employed for bringing people to termsr,s and destroying the strong and eppressive.-Salt Lake Herald.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

AND now it appears that instead of Captain Lebo killing couple of Apa- .ches, with the loss of two or thrre men, heepets .OFly. did not kill any that were lQund.. but>thO Indians also iran off eighteen of the tWonty-eight horses in his troop. The Ap.cheu from the timo negro trcO.ps wsro first sent against them, have called them "buffalo soldiers" and seem to have the utmost contempt for them.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

DANR runor hath it that the Epi- taph and :he Democrat will be cou- Solidated in the near future under the name of the "Know Nothing, "COolic George" Berry has gotten tired of running two papers, representing the same interest.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

Chas. Harris, the popular tailor has removed his tailoring establishment to the Bothin Block, Allen street, op- positc the Fashion stables, with fine ,ot of Spring goods. 322u
 For the finest pickled pigs feet in the city, go to Martin OLaughlin's butcher shop, eurnor Seventh and Fremont streets. , 7-tf.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08
TELEGRAPHIC
RIOtInS In Chicago.


 CHICAGO May 7-Shro,ly after noon the police m de another raid on the office of the Arbeiter Z-itung arres' ed . man in the office who upon being searched produced large revolver and a dirk. In tho oH;o were discovered several boxes of dynamite and A num- Lcr of red flags and incendiary banners A mob of six or eight thousand per sons reIsSen bled near the cvrner of 18th street and Centre avenue aU noon and raidel Ro:hschild'a drug ore carrying off everything portable in the Utors. They rAided liquor store in the near VicinitY kept by man nam = ed Wuskop carrying away or drinking liquors, women anl children jo:nc in the raid. Police returned to tLe scene and succeeded in d=sperAins the mob. Strikers at DOerinS reaper works held Nn open ar meeting on the prairie near the factory st 10 p. m. They demand e ght h7urs work and ten hours pay, double pay over time. It is learned that SchwAb who is now under arrest addressed th.ss strikers last night urging them to this course.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

''- ''SIr:: Springer says he is glad to
 have his bank .boyeotteI, by gang ?who never had a dollar in it,-E2i- taph.'" Considering that, neither MT.
 Springer nor the owners of the bank ever had any money in 1t either, say. that of depoTitors, the above remsrk of >Mr. Springer looks like boom. eIang.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

lature halls with determined will to serve their constituentsf men who will give lie to the utterances of a railroad maguate; that he could buy an Ari- zona legislature for 5000"
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

between the boiler and baggage car and was seriously though not necess- arlly fatally injured,- His injuries consist of a dislocated hip two deep burns on hip and leg, and frightfully cut about the head.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

WE are the salt of the earth" Say the Taxpayers convention. The great master said. "When the salt has lost it's saYor wherewith shall it be salted.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08
The rendcr .T "mp1cd .I,c Track

Inc Tender .I mmpIcd the Track
 EvESsrILLE Ma. "A singular acci 'l n OUcurred on rh- west l. und train ru the Nnhville Eailruad sh ut a mil.. south ol lIowrlls station in which
 w man were badly injarcl. The train WAS running at ths usual Sp cd when the trnd,r of the be motive "oundrd eff u Q raj s a,,d turn. d cross the track throwing the "ESire over and VT ekimS it, The fireman J4Ilp BryAnt and cnyiG".;r W.:tiiAul Sul?i- Va" A'l""P''d to .ismp of the gle. sullivan lizh'ed en nj. head 2 Ii sIoui 'lrr badly hrr;a'": F:n aal k""ck,as l''r i"scnsihir rry.llt W@s caa-h
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SunlnlnOs.

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. TOWNSHIP No. One, in the County of CrvhiHc, Terri tory of Arizona.
 M. V. Little, Pian;in. rs. C. Chri.ten' on, Defendant.
 Before (. r. Alvord, Justice Of tue Peace, demand, $2S:!!.
 The Territory Of AriEons $, ntls greeting to C. Chrietrn-cn, defendant.
 1uu are hereby summoned aRd required 10 appear before mc al my office in Tomb stone, County of CuChi-r. On the 2ilh day of June, \. D. lSSj, al 10 o'clock H. Ill.,, tO an swcr inc GInplaint Of tae above ntmed plaintilf, who d'm IrdS of you that you are Indebted to him in the sum of $2S2, for labor performed at your instance and request dur ing the year lsSG, as more fully appears by complaint now on flc In my flee. And if Yau iaiI lO appear and answer said complaint AS herein required, the plaintiff will take judgmcnha.aiIst you as dcmanGcd anC for the cOsis of this suit
 Given under my h"hd tLis 24th day of April, 4. D. lSSG.
 c. E. 8LYORp,
 Ju'tice of Inc Peace.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08
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F THE st-trmont fiat T., C. IEushet, editor of the ,THr.oq st:,r, w ,gll be Il candidate for lh> I.'s:>l,ttuE, il P:aa County, Is d!nisI at lollow. Ly. tha' Journal. "Ir is the duty of every tax payer anl ev-ry eit,+"n yho is ia.rr pStrI in th" Hare of Ariznni tn sr, .to it, that Il 'l. !ut lh vrry hast citizens a.e chosen fer th.' d 'rt terri Sl'rill ,.asislltlrr, m 'h wh" ar" 'hpv" sFurpicg,n. n. 'ti whn cannot h, brihei. men wlm Jil;icr hone. higher than ,E"il, and g.Ao VI s!s s.!s ilG;o th' ri.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08
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Night Watchmnu nS<n%Innted.
 RoNMEY May 7--Frahk Heataole nightN Atchman at Taylor's tannsry was shot and inStantly killed last night by some person unknown. The body was found lying in front of the tsnnery furnace by workingmen wLo came to commence their days lAbors Mine buckshot Lad passed entirely through tn" boly and deatk was in Stanttneou<. Footprints outside the building led from the road to q window in the fire room through which tie Ihot was fired.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-05-08

" SOME of the candidates for county
 office t..ls fall whq viii he drowned in thr tea~of- opposition, hAli.lts.- Yill .ar thy sink, regret that they did moi get in out of the rAir.