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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
AGREEMENT
Of B. Caviglo on cattle of c B1.


 A pecrliari'y the ostrich is when closely pursued to stick its heal in the sand, leaving it's other extremity exposed. In this conn, c ion the Al buquerque Journal gets off the fellow ing at the expense of our Sonora Gov. ernOri
 Southern Arlzona wants an Cs'ric h farm. If they will put lence arc d Governor Zuliek the thing is accom- pllshed"
 A good deal of interest is being manifested in the approaching wrestl- ing contest between Pete Schumacher and Greek George, and large attend ance may be expected at Schieffrln Hall on Saturday evening next. Tn Greek arrived in camp last evening, and the match will no doubt take place as advertispd.
 The Public Library is open on Wednesdays and Saturdays oi ca, h week from 2 to 4 p. m. Sometime since the directors ordered from A. c. McClurg. of Chicago, sixty dollar worth sof tho latest standard works, which are expected to arrive in q fe W days. The receipts of the association last year were $672; expenses, $667 .69.
 In a few days the cemetery com- mittee will visit the business men of the camp, in aid of the cemetery fund. Az the object IS particularly worthy one, the c6mmitsae should anu no doubt viii meet with q generous response.
 San Francisco is alrrady making great preparations for the accommo- -datiOn of visit. Is in August next at he National Encampment of the Grand Army of .he Repul lie A great many ArihouIns w.Il be in at. tendance there.
 The question IS now among select ed few as tp who will own the dog 0dngel" when sone one goes away.
 Our reporter drew blank ia the !, County Court to-day. -..-
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Essrs Es wour EEeiE,.

Among the arguments used hy thnes gh0 are willing that the Chinese fhou}d 70 but who want them to re- main little longer, is th!s, How cau We get our was hing done AaN sfgr- mcnt on this question is stfved b. his an.wer: "Purchdse an X No 1 LITTLE JOKER WzsHING MACHINE. "
 h.s machIn: k hsht aLi. sihirle,
 heap ai,d durable, ED Simile that d h l OF weakly or sickly wuma l'can rul it without exerii"n. it. saves time ,. fact l rge family wash can tn. put auf in two hours. it wlshes elan and does not wear out your clothes.
 all and jrsi.es'. inc of ihr mac. ines ,t Mrs Grapt who is the agent at the .Amrric,,lf L rlglns House, Toughnut H., next door to the court house. tombstone, :. T. 4-l2 In.
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OUR LAST RE~OURCE.

Come all yc wandering refugees, and hear 90 what l i'll say, 1ts about those Vruel ApAches that are nur dcr,ng day by days Geronimo has taken to his mountain retreat killing. stealing on hi> way; General Crook has been inyited tn take a back se.k probably with better pay. Thus another summer sun rolls around our mess they rur with gore, Whil. Uur nob.e army to the flute re ound-, aud dovs justice to the prov ms in ,tor, Now, Gen. Miles, they say is damn fine mn, fighter for all they say, But fighting upon different plan will suit IL ahy Say. We'll let Us call upon our frontier ftIends, who arc ever ready th Eu, You'll find Ihey will come lighting, |" settle thi, cruel blow. Su be qu'ck ard say the Hofd, and don't be holding so, The fel'ers are cutting to the quick, with such a hurdering show. So hoping to hear from you before another moon, For we cannot put a quietus on tIis any tn soOnI It's the only snow to stop this ceas.less flow of blood, For this community and the surrounding cuuLtfy good.
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Gone Where hey Belong.


 General Crook failed to seq what h..s seemed apParen; to others, and especially to the people of Arizons and New Mexicp, iO wit that his Il dian scouts Were misleading and be traying him. Why he should have employed Apache scouts to hunt Al = aches seems myst fy. For nearly y.ar they led his troops, probably giving the Chiricahuas notice uf their approach, in order that Geronimo mis sht flee from danger. General Mics has exhihi ed better knowledge uf the treacherous Apache ch.racter for one of his first acts after suceeed il g General Crook was to discharst these scoLts. As Was anti 'ipated by many persons they hurried off and juiled Geronimo. Th.s Is severe re hection III on General Crooks juds, ment in taking he Indians into his service. Since the army is rid oI them, we shall expect 10 hear good reports from General Miles-who, il IS reported, intends to take the field il person-when he has entered upon ar active pursuit of the hostiles--S. F Call.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
The San RaFneI era af.


 The St. Louis Globe-DemocrAt con tains the following concerning the San Rafael Grant located in Pima county and owned by c. NJ. Bruce, Brewster Cameron ct al:
 Regarding the private land clsim, Rancho San Rafael de Ia zanjaj in Arizona Territory, Secretary Lsrnari in a communication to-day to. Cont missioner Sparks, refused to concur in his recommendation that the older made March 3, 1885, by ex-SecFetary Teller foF survey of this claim bS revoked. The lands claimed wefe sold by Spain in 1921 to one Romero. and the bound .ries as cl inant sllegesI rl -sirly designated by natural land markssdescribed in the expedit nte or patent. from the Spanish -everiimenh Under the statute of the United StateA providing for an examination by the surveyor general of the territory Of claims to lands existing at the time of the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalg6 under the laHsf custohis and nsages of Spain, and the reservation fr5ni sale or other -eiiEposal by our govern iament of lands covered by such claims awaiting the action of Congresa'theres on, this claim was investigated by ex Surveyor Genersl Wasson of Aris, zona Territory, and by him reported Valid. His Survey, however, made for che puI Ipose of identifying the lands and reserving thrm from sale, was erroneous, as ch;med. On appeal to Secretary Teller, an order was made for the resurveyt to embrace all of the lands claimed lying within the ri,inuments of possession and natl ur.L Boundaries, and this order was to-lLy a.R:.nel by 5e:r5tafy La nj 1T on appeal from the recommends .tion of Land Commisiioner Sparks t revoke the same. Secretary La: mar held that the question as t5 the legality and propriefity of a new snr- vey having been passed upon by his predecessor, setfetafy T,llef, the mat ter must be considered res adjudicatS m the absence of any facts; and furthermore. that neither affirm ing nor denying the cOrrectnes of Sec ret.Iy Tellers order, 1t is the duty of the surveyor general under the stat utes t., suFyey and Feserve ali the land> claimed bona fde, and to make on euch claims such report as will fully appr se congress of the contro. versy that is to say, repoft which will initiate the claimants dem ands s well as views of the surveyor gem eral representing the goVer> nment, The case whs argur1 by Mf. Rncfester Fotdj ot St. Louis, counsel for claimant. In addition to giving claimant survey of his grant according to the claimed, monuments, tn decision will restore to the public domain some 29a,0O0 acres of land which have b4en fgld in tesefvation pending an entertainment of ths alleged lines of the grant. -
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
New SfHiAs

MT, B. Haitich has just returned from visit to California and the east. ern states, where he purchased large assortment of foreign and domestic goods of the latest styles and patterns. These goods are now on exhibition at his Tailoring Emporium on Allen street, between Fifth and Sixth; where parties desiring new spring or sum nler suits made to order in the most fashionable styles should call. 4-17tf
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Something New
d0HhAY SHIELDS.

The Cuba handmade cigar-made only ny C',ban workmen out of the
 finest Havana tobacco. This cigaf is the finest bit cigar ever sold in Tomb stone. Ashmun & Walker, the tobac- conist of Tombstone, are the so'e agents, and all judges of fine cigar are recommended to give them trial. To be had ouly at Ashmun & Walkers Tobacco Emporium. 4-l2-3t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
CHINESE SLAVERY. 1883.
ceideOu J. Tucker In John swihton's paper

tGideOn J. Tucker In John Swihton's paper SAW the "rising of the North,h Hrr armed rrausaders rushing forth,
 That black men mig Int be free. What mean tiesl hordes Of yellow slaves, Why hring across Pacifc's waves
 Old Asis's Progeuy9 Aye, "held to service" arc Ihese men, Who crow the mart, the shop, the deE--
 Aliens to us, and oursi Transported for the lust of gam, Around them hover Hate, Disdain;
 Above them Murder low eis. 1-cas c .di for .his did lhonB .hds bled, To moistrn ground Shat s;aveIJ's seed
 Greed mIGh+ rcplant at will l -s Oh think of all the blood we shed, or. John Bro rn hin%.'d and Lincoln dead,
 And Slave.y living still.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
Notice.

The undersigned has leased for 8 numbet of years the Oak Grove Dairy aid over three hundred COWS. aud will on and after Tuesday April 10th, I'e able to furnish fresh and pure milk and genuine ranch butter iu any
 <, ,ti.'f ~ quantity and deliver the same,
 4-16 If J0HhAy SHIELDS.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21

MesSrs. Dyar X Baldwin have been apl Ointed the agents for this city oi that elegant batter being made at J. Il. Whites ranch, the finest ever brought to his city. Go and huv q roll and try. Only 10 be hid of Dyar & Bnld"in, on Fremont street., be twev Fourth and Fifth. .''
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
Perfection.

Messrs. Lee & Callahan have com pleted arrangements and are now pre- pared to do all kinds of washing at reasonable rates. These gentlemen have during the last week turned out washing that Chinaman could not think of doing.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
Occidental

T,tei- Fhs ,et--y aishGlaes hotel .in S"m. ha'nne. Sitaatrd o1 the corner ofi .@"nr;a mi Bnen slFeera. Hsldsomelg furnish q thro7xhnul,r and ] as all n. d. IT. imp'Ovem rts. 1raveIcrs are recom-. m ndr.i in stop ai ihIs house. Private ro"ms fer cNnme' Cia travellers. iHs hrr nf this house IS iurri ishpd Witn i'm proved bilIiafi tables and carsi rOOne, a',fl is ~t""ked wIth the 6nest bfa '+'s oi-' wines, liquors aDi c,gaFs.
 a6tf J0SEPA PAseHoLY.
 Pr 'rie
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Hti He,i UHi.1

The genuin" plus-cut tobacco Seal of North Carolina in ] pound boxes, only 50 cents. This is the finest in the market, and A-hmun & Walker will convince yUu all of the same. This is really something new" 4-l2-5t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
Great Ba,ga ns.

All kinds of furniture for sale, marble-t"p ride board, bedsted and mattress for $5; pictures, fancy srti- rles, two houses with Or without furni- tlre. Apply soon, as the property will be sold at sacrifice. 9f4 Ere mont street. 4-2q1w
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Chas. Harris. the popular tailor has removed his tailoring establishment to the Bo;hin Block, Allen street, Up. ."site the Fashion stables, With tinc lot of Spring goods, 3 22tf
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Pools on the wrestling match be tween Schumacher ani Greek-George will be sold at the Delta saloon at 8 u clock. E-ct
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EEenr ye! sgenr. vel!

fHtttul'!tNlt ':lrtr [, llit'i,, successfully before the courts of thi, cOulty, are expected to qualify heiorv Judge Mca green, at 'he Oriental. lit
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
Attention,

The regular meeting of Rescue Hose company will be held at the hose house this evening at 2 90 O clock All members must be present. By order of G. S. BRADSHAW,
 President E. B. LANG, Secretary.
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Lorrelard's new bIanl of cognac cocktail chewing tobacco, to he had at A hmun & Walkers 1.-The Tobaccon- ists," 4-12-3t
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21

Lo'T -AGrand Army medal ard Il Workman badge The finder will be literally rewarded by return ng the ,ame to William Bradley, at the stage office. '
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21

Chalee NJ .lgl4n. him na gool Chinl nal BOmbi him shaloon clUSee up.
 nj les@ Fl" pallonize him; hin ale same Ilishmrn. Ale Chlnanen nU go to Mel slen no more-sYu uti shabbe?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-21
COUNTY RECORDS.

The following instruments nave been filed in the office of tn, County Rec order
 DEEDs-REAL ESTATE. j. ". Locker to NJ. Stuart, lots 15, 16, block 61, Tombstone, $75. D. c. Daren to J. NJ. Pass, half in- terest in house and lot in Bisbee, s %,
 LOCATIONS. Louisville mine. Tombstone district, James Elkins.
 AGREEMENT Between James Elkins nrd --- Kappet, to work the Louisville mine. Of B. Caviglo on cattle of c B1.
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Don't fail to gu to Arnoid's wood yard for yonr stove wood. Remem- Der the place, corner of nth and Stafford streets. l-16 If
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Genuine Boston brown bread at the Eclipse Bakery every Sunday morn ing. Leave your ofders by Friday evening, and it will be delivered to you. 3-13t
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William Nichols, t;,s prince f mixUl0gists, can be seeh at the Orient.l. bar. 420tf
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Mir. Dan Ieuch having purchased the Maison Dor restaurant. is now prepared to furnish the finest meals in this city. 4-aotf
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Mint juleps. mInt toddi's and all kinds of oling summer drinks Ut the Oriental. 1 20tf
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What is the use of sleeping on the floor when You can buy good bed at Schoenfr.ld x Hevman's for $2 50.
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OFFICIAL PAPER 4 oz
 Cochise County.

a grand success of the BijOu saloon.
 The Delta saloon is the headquart- Srs of the sporting Ten.
 The regular meeting of the City Council takes place this evening.
 MT. T. A. Jones takes wing tc-mor row for Nogales.
 "The beautifurP still fingers on the Huachucas.
 Under Sheriff Reppy started for his ranch in the Huachucas to-day.
 It is learned that rustlers have beHn commisting d predations il the West slope of the Huachucas.
 Look out for the wagon with sign White I.abor Laundry, and send year clothes to white people.
 Bishop Dunlop of the Elisccra church, is expected in Tombstone in the near future.
 Mir. W. J. Cheney, tnanaging dircctor of the T. NJ & NJ Co is expected to arrive from the east this evening.
 The next meeting of the AntiaChi- nese League will be held in private. Due notice of time and place will be given.
 If you want g'~d washing, and the finest futing and irpning, call on Nessrs. Lee & Callahan, Stafford street 6t ween Fifth and Sixth.
 There will be meeting of Royal Arch Chapter, F. < 4. NJ, this even- ing at their ludge room. All visiting brethren are invited.
 Dick Richards and Johnny Hem messy, the well known cattle men take their departure this evening for their 
 respective homes.
 Tom Sorin une of tke best news paper men and best fellows in the county paid THE TOMBSTONE pleas ant call this morning.
 The very excellent performance given nightly ut the Elite Theatre, is credit to the performers, and d deserved feather in the managerial cap of Joe Bignon the proprietor.
 A picture of Gladstone, Premier of Great Britain. and the "Grand Old Man" of the present age, is on exhibi- tiun at Monmoniers, and attracts much attention.
 Equastrans complain, and justly too, of the annoyance to which they are subjected, by the hordes of CUTS that infest the streets, The bruteA should be boycotted.
 It is learned that the Supreme Chancellor, Knights of Pythias, Van Valktnberg, whom it WAS expected would visit Tombstone in the near fu- lure has been obliged to defer his visit owing to more pressing engage m ents elsewhere.
 Mr. A. D. Meacham starts in few days for San Francisco, whither he goes to purchase large stock of drugs, chemicals, etc He expects to have his new establishment running early in the coming month.
 A scrapping match, Marquis of Queensbury rules, between two well known newspaper men took place in the rear of Driscoll and Hennesey's E Bijou saloon yesterday evening. After two rounds the mill was declared 8 draw.
 City Attorney Savage and Ben Goodrich, Esq, were bu fly engaged to-day in the Police Court ill elucidat- ing the mysteries of faro game. Savage was dealing, Ben was keeping cases, and Recorder Cum occupying the responsible position of lookout.
 The charge of unlswfully fencing in the public domain preferred against Messrs. Storms and Pascholy, which resulted in dragging those gentlemen before the U s. grand jury, and put ting them to an uncalled for expense for the benefit of federal officials, was very properly ignored by the grand
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l. y III want choice beer, wines and liquors ge to the Oriental saloon.
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PreEerredL caIa.

The hi ;he.t price pail for county warrants at Taylor & k,nny's, 4-19 f
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E'OT $ssiC.

4 Grst class buggy horse. In4rira s' G. ;. Brtdshaw's saloon. 2-2 sl
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The thermometer markad 74 degrees

The thermometer n,arkad 74 degrees to-day.
 Cattlemen are making serious com piAint of a scarcity If iced aid wAer. Don't forget the fire meeting to- night.
 Joe Pascholy fetufned last evening from Tucsun...
 Julge Robinson who has been ser iou,ly ill for several days is again able to he upon the streets, Mir. j j. Patton, was taken su lien ly anI severely i'll to day with malaI al fever.
 Six thousand immigrants are re- ported as hlvlnS arrived in California i last week.
 Mir. Pow ierlv has ordered tn Knights of labor to support tho St. Louis st,ikers.
 Nothing of interest to the dear peo- i le was gleanel from Washington, D. C., to day in regard to the courts oI this Territory.
 Grelt pres ure is being brought 10 bear on the President for the removal '! of Attorney General G,rlnd.
 The Cemetery Committee is doing good work and deserves the encourage ment and support of al go,' citizens.
 Nine deaths have occurred in East St. Louis from the deadly effect of the fusilade of officers recently, firing into .. crowd.
 Several residents of the land of the nansia, acconpahied by large pack train, arrived in camp sdAJ. They are looking for supplies.
 M.tters in the County Court are at stand still, pending the decision of me ourIrme Court UI the United States on it. lity. The laAt cii>e lied in the court ,ear5 date If March 27Lh.
 The Elite Theater is constantly re ceiying new attractions. This even ins Mss Eva St. Clair, serio com e ar i>t, Will arrive from San Francisco to be followed by additional tulent t,s mJrruw evening.
 A rumor waS current in camp to day, thet one of the employers Uf the Copper Queen mine at Bi-hee, had been filed by falling down shaft. DIlliscn, inquiry by representative of HE TOMBSTONE failed to elicit any ! lfo"nation confirming the lep".t.
 Mr.. J. c. H yes nccompan el by her daughter L ona and c nevieve ar rive d this morning from their nom on the San Pedro, and are guests oi tie Occidental.
 A lypogrAph cal error in this Morn ing's Mongolian makes the date of ;is k Gsorge's birth 1885. It shon d udye read: In Thess;ily Gre ce, in 1855"
 The h lies of St. Plul's Guill hope to largely iiitre .se their Rectnry fund by the entertain nent ol tle 18th. A serles of three ta5le,tus " il be giver- The Dream of A.ou B 4n ALA in" also Penelope and Heydia."
 The tent of Frush's circus is spread on the vacant let opposite Blinh's lumber yard, and it is understood a performance will be given Saturday next, after which the Company viii take flight fer Sumner tour.
 Mr Hartfeldt the paten:es ef ths sme,ter which bears his n4rnc, and one oi whiah was reoel.ly efettel a Pick 'em Ur, arrived in camp last evening. The smeLer will start up t0 morrow.
 Recorder Clun'G Court was occu- l.ied tu-lry with the trial of John Col lins, charged with having entered int" a cousrirdcr, to drfraud hY III an B faro box and cards, q party who was ? tylnS against the gtmo which h , CJlllns was dealing. The prosecution " .S Ypl,rnSuptnJ bv Citv \ Att,,rD.,. S,,.
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AnheuseI beer on draught at the Oriental, d fine lunch thIewh m A'
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Denth by Failing in n Well.

Yesterday afternoon Billy Warfor.l, boy six years of age fell into an old we'll on lot BPS Congress street. IL appears Billy and ano,her lttle boy Were llAying in the corral, and when Billy fell in the we'll the other icy gave he alarm. It took some lime to recover the body, as the stench m the well was very strong, finally MT. Pense, the painter, went do yn the we'll on d rope, and the body of the boy was brought 10 the surface. Upon examination 1t, was di covered tha his neck and thigh was broken and d, ath must have been in tant .neUur. Marshal Rothe notihed Coroner Murphy, who will hold an inquest this morning at 9o'clock. This accident ought to be warming to the public ; time and again the Stsr h B called attention to the danger ef open welis in open city lots--Star.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-15
BISHOP BASSETT.
some Good News for the Duped
Twentieth Ward saints.

Early this morning Captain Greenman
made an arrest which will be good news
to the poor duped saints and saintesses
OF the Twentieth ward.
The victim of the Captains vigilance
was none other than William +. Bassett,
the new-made Bishop of the ward above
mentioned. Several witnesses were
caught, and as soon as their number is
reinforced by the relatives OF the second
wife, who live at Logan, there will be
sufficient. evidence to convict this upstart
polyg. The arrest was made upon COM
plant which charges that between the
LIST OF November, 1888, and October LIST,
1886, Bassett did unlawfully live and CO.
habit with more than one woman as his
wives, namely, Sarah Williams Bassett
and Kate Smith Bassett. Bassett is a
young man, and should have known bet
ter, but he appears to have gotten the
defiant Rudger Clawson spirit under his
shirt bosom, and decided to show the
Government just what he dare do. The
second wife is young schoolma'am
from the holy town of Logan, and his
marriage to her is quite a recent
affair. The defendant was taken before
Judge Mckay this morning and required
to give u temporary bond of 81 800 as
surety for his appearance for examination
at 10 o'clock tomorrow. David Hilton
and John Lees were the signers.
1t will be remembered that a short
time ago John Sharp, who had served
the Twentieth warders faithfully for
score OF years, was decapitated, and be-
fore the people had chance to say
"boo," young Bassett was their bishop.
He is clerk within the tithing walls,
and the fact that he had two wives must
have been what raised him to the exalted
position. He was not a resident of the
Twentieth ward, and for this reason was
less than ever acceptable to the suffering
Saints, but they could do nothing but
grin and bear it. The story OF how
anguish" Cannon popped up from the
Underground and sprung this upstart
upon the Twentieth warders, is still fresh
in the minds of DEMOCRAT readers, and
need not be repeated
Verify, there is rejoicing in Israel to-
day, rejoicing among the Saints, because
this infction is about to be lifted from
them, rejoicing among the Gentiles, be-
cause the STRIPPING that presumed to pose
as the successor OF John Sharp will soon
find himself in his element among the
striped legs at the Pen. Just how
Anguish feels could not be ascer-
tanned, but it is safe to say that he, too,
will rejoice, for ii there is anything An
gus likes better than pie, it is to see u
man go to the Pen.--provided his name
isn't Cannon.