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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

It is reported that the Weekly ToHbStOne Democrat will shortly Bloom as daily. What the unter- {ifed need the most in thls neck of woods, iE not 50 much an increase of pepers as an increase of voters.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17
SUMMONS.

 No. l, in the County Of CochisC, Territory of Arizona, before John c. Easton, Justice ot the Peace: demand S38.5O. SOL. Is 9AEL, Plaintiff,
 vs. ROBT. A. LEWIS, Delft.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Robert 4. Lewis, who hy the oath of Sol. Israel Is shown to pe an absent defendant; You are hereby summoned and required to appear before me at my office in Tomb stone, county of Chinese, on the 20th day of April, A. D. 1886, ct 10 o'clock q. m., 10 answer the complaint Of the above-named plaintiff, who demand of you that you are indebted in the sum Uf S3G50, due by note now On fife in my office.
 And if you fail to appear and ansW CT saiG complaint as herein required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you as demanded aud for the costs Of thIs suit.
 Given under my hand this l7th day or
 JOHN c. EASTON,
 Justice of the Peace
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

Senator Stanford, of California, Tn January last introduced . bill to con firm title to the San Juan de Las Boquill8s y Nogales and San Raiael Del elValle grants, located i'll Cochlse county, Arizona. TIE TOMBSTONE be- lieves that the above grants, like the Tres Alamos, are frst-class frauds, and trusts that notwithstanding plea for their COT frmation comes from 50 distinguished a Senator as the Hon. Leland Stanford, that the Senate will reject them.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

The hard-Gsted. and levsl-head, d Democrats of Cochise county refuse te be led by men who part their names and hair iu the middle.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

The Pan-Electric Telegraph scan- dI1 promises to make a vacancy II. the Cabinet. Another chance for iGlpm,,,...,...s-
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

Iii iF reported that the deppty-gov ernCr will address the great unwashed tomorrow night. Turn on the hose.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TO" NSHIP l No. 1, in he county of CocHise Territory of rizona, before C. k. Alyord, J. F.; demand, SS3.5O. - Caldwell 6 Stanford, Pl4intifl
 ve.
 W. J. Stevens, Defendant.
 The Territory Uf 4riZ0Ea send greeting to W J S.cvens. utfcndauI. aye herehy suEa- mOnen and r;qu.rcu to arpear before mo at ny OiIsc in T,mb-Ionr, cnnnIy Cf COrhisr, on lhc 3Otb day of April, D 1Ss6 n. ten o'cIGck E.., 10 answer tre cCmp aint If the tboye named ulain ifs, who d, mud Of Yo1 thai yoE are iL- deb,cc t. .hrm iu the rum Of Ss3.50, for goods and merchandise purchased and uelNer1d 10 you at your instance and I'qu Fl, IF more 'ul y ap pea,s hv reference iO coIDlaiIt now on fife in my ce. AnG f. yon f,il to appear aLd ans%gr .Y complsint as i3crcln rrquir, q, th3 plaintiffs will Lakc judgment ag"In-t ou as demsDG-h A'd fer the cusIs Of this suit. Given under my hand this Sth Gal Uf March, A DleS6.
 C. E. ALYORD, J. P.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

The Democracy of Arizona is on strike. -~....
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

J. J Bennett Defendant.
 The Territory O. AriZJna sends greeting to l.. J. Bennett, DcieLGaut: You are hereby sum noned ard r>Q,.ired to appear tefore me at my flee in Tombstone county Ot COchiee, on the 3OIh day oi Apr.l, lSs6, at ten o'clock il. m., 10 answer tn cnmplaiEt Of tAc nho' [ named plaintiffs, who demand of yOa th at yoI are in dt bied to them in he sum of S55, for goods and merchandise purchased and deliN e. ed ts yoG Ut yOur in-IaDce ard quest, as mere fully appears by reference % complaint now file lu my uilct. And if you laii 10 appear ard answer said complaint as herein req tired, the plaintiffs Will take indgmeut against ynu demHn1ed and Tor the Ists uf this suit. Given under my hard this
 C. E. ALvORD, J.. P.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. 1. in the County of Cocnire, Te, e,ri'o of Arizora. b,fJre C. E. AlvOrd, J. F.; demand, S3I25.
 Cadw.ll X strnford, Plaintiff
 yr
 Nathsn;,l AiAgni T, Def't.
 he Territory of Arizo . sends 2 cet'Ng { = Nat an ei Al, x--dur, dcieIUHGt: Yru aic ere by summ on"G and Icquired to appgr bcf.r ne nj my fife. in Y, mbrio; C. county of Uocii t, or ;Le 50rh day of April. \ b lsS6, st t'n oc'uck n; ni 10 answer the cnmpln nt fl C aoove--.smed plainfi1I who dem nd ni you that you arc r. dc. ri,d 10 them in h.. sum Uf SI4 25 fr :''stsS ana merchan.-i .r pu:c d aId d,liVrr 0 5'u T your uwn il> trrcc nl:! r qres'. m, r. irly EpErSr- b, C m.la.nt now on El in ml oflicc And il Suu f.il tu 'pH1r a'fNG a m D X; .t Is her, i.. gu rcG, he int hs w.I take ind.mcnt acairst you dtn"ndra a d for he cos;s ei this shii, Given gdCer my haad tLiS C. E. ALYoRD, J. T.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

The Deputy-Governor, c. Meyer Zulick, accompanied by Acting-Mar- shalrW.' Kiddtr Meade, reached the city last evening. The absence of brass band, honfres, etc., was con spicuous feature of the occasion. The great unwashed are probably awaiting the arrival ot Governor Parish.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

- IN THE JCSTI Els COUIT, TOWNSHIP NJ. 1, ir tie .uny of Cochisc, Tcrri,ory or Ar.xJia, bc'crr C E Alvord, J. F.; dCn snd SGi Lsdwell & Stanfcrd, flailti1,
 
 !. Aues Dc.enGart
 The Territory of Arizona sends creeii- 2 to \; AneE, ceicndaut: Ton are hereby summon-d ana r oUired tu appear brf0rr me at ny Office tn Tombstone cauuty Ot lchi-c, on tre 3Ota day of Apr l, A D 1Ss2 at 10 o'cl5ck m. ty anrw' r the comp. aiut ,,f the aaoye-named plsin'in~, wEo dam Lt of YOU thst you are iniebJed to tnsm in the sum of SGI. goods and WeIcEamdist Il . chsled anu ucliNer q to ou O. y. tl- own Instance and req ,tst, orc fully fpI. aTs by comp aint now or file iu my office. Arc If you ftl 10 np pear and AErwcr said con plaiEt herein re- quiee |, f e plaintin will take judgment against you demanded and 2 the co-ts oI Ih.s sui, {. Given under my hand tEis End day of March A D IssB. (. E. ALYORD, J. F.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17
STILL Mn2E Sn

EYlH SEeEsonaIi, 2ji3 Dearborn Street. Chi ago. -rateful-y acknowledges q cure of ErZema, or sit Rheun oa head. mock face arIas a d less fsr evsnteen years; not able tc nays, excei,, ilands nG knees. fos yelr: nOt Rb t7 help hiInseI.u .ur =7t years; trisd hundreds Ct remedies: doctorII fo2O1nceJt his cSsa hopeless: por:a anently cure, y t.IJ CC-ICC-:A kE5IEp:i,S.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

An event bearing as poten'ly on the future of Ireland, as did the assem- bling of the English barons at Eunny- meade on that of A 'bion, took place to-day. It was the presentation by Parnell and his colleagues to Glad- stone of the land-league manifesto.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

Harmony, sweet haamony.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17
E,o yyhon, if May Concern.

Flo Whom ii May Concern.
 I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my wife, from and after tkis date, and all parties are hereby cautioned not to trust her on my account. W. w. BALDWIN.
 Benson, Dec. q, 1885.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. 1, in The county of C0ch!se. Territory Ot A.'Zona, Lofcr; (. E. AlvOrd, J. F, demand, s.-..u..lI < S.anfnrd PlainiiG
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17
DON'T WAIT.

Write to us for these tsstimonialS in full or sond 3l-eGt tS the parties. Al are absolutely aed given without our knovlaGRe solicit ation. pon'g rTait. Now is the time every species of ItCh- ing. ScAly, PimDly Scr1f,ilsiis Inherited. Contz- gious, and OOp3er-colorrd Diseases of tiS B.eot Sktl, adScslp, with L5ss of ;iair.
 Sold by all oraEYiSts Prize: VUTTCUEA. 50 ct REsoLvEST. St: SOAP. Q cts. PoTIEE DRUG SD CHEMICAL Co. Boston, hlss.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

. . T- F
 re Territ,ry ot alizora sends greeting to F, h McDOLald, Gtfrrd'nt: You are he tby sum monej An required 10 appear b.lO-e me a. my rfic- in T mbsj pc, county If Cuchiss on the. sn, h day of A pri, 4. p. 1Ss6, al 10 Uclock m |, to suswet the complaint of thc above ndl. e | pl iut'tf's, Nh ucmahd of yor thai youEr in tlebIed n hem in the nm of ST44l, for gtoGs nd merchaaiisc jur;la4..d nd delivered to y u yOIl ins.a c. anl req uest, a. nlIre fdlly ap- a-S by .sO n Jl llnt hbw In hl ID my office And you rail t1 ap pear d d answer sOid cOnpIairt r Id r-quirrd. the ? ain ifs will tI C jud-
 ent aga nsi you IS demtn .e1 aud The cGs,s
 ihIs suit. Givrr uLd.r my hani this 2qd day
 MaIth D iSSj C, E ALVORD, J. P.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-03-17

TN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP
 I No ], in the county of Cocii4e, ie. ritcry of Arizona, before C. E. Alvotd, J. F; demand. S56 Cadwel! < < an ord, Plaintiff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26

A petition for the repeal Of the Bland
Silver Act was presented Ia the House
OF Represent asives yesterday from 1872
savings banks In the State OF New York.
representing, a. the telegraph says.
l,l65,000 depositors. At FIRST thought
this appears to bs most weiRhly petit
tion. a. any petition coming from ], lG5,-
000 citizens would be. moments
thought, however. will convince any one
not only Of the misleading nature of
such petition but Of the unwarranted
assumption Of the banks that they are
entitled 10 speak for their depositers.
person who deposits bis money In a
bank does not thereby make the bank
his spokesman In political affairs. II Ia
oil right for l22 banks TO petition Con.
aress, bat when they add 10 their petit
tion the statement that they represent
t,l6b. 900 aepositors, they are deliberate
ly seeking 30 mislead Congress aud the
public. Suppose one Of these banks has
ten thousand depositors. II Ia possible
that nine thousand Of them are opposed
70 any change in the present coinage
laws, and yet by miserable play upon
words the bank would lead the world to
believe that IN signing this petition il
represents the views Of the entire Re q
thousand. II the i2a banks do hold
money belonging to l, i65 COO persons. IL
does not by any means follow that the
political views Of the entire l,i65, 900
are identical with those Of the l23 bank
presidents. Bankers have a peculiar
horror of she crime Of forgery. but these
New York savings banks have to all in-
tents and purposes forged the sigma
lures of their depositnrs 10 = petition.
Although they have net actually written
she name Of each dspositor without his
knowledge or consent, the intent - de-
eeive is Just as great as II they hsd.
The petition deserves rsspee, aa express
ina the views Of The officers of III bank.
Inc Institutions Of good reputation. bu,
30 far as the l,isa,oo depositors ara
concerned, they may as veil be left Gu,
Of consideration altogether. Their views
may or may not be identical With those
Of the one hundred and tAen.y-tws
signers Of the petition.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26
DAILY P0ST.lNTeLLlGENCER
weKIp,s ExPesTIIess.

Thus far th. preiectors Of toe zorid's
exposition ia Paris in lss3 hare rsceiTed
assnrances OF suppors from only onA
government besides the Frsneh, aud that
obe-the Greeks not u very much
consequence. II IA extremely probable
that the project will Be- given % b
cause Of the lack Of interest taken in It.
In truth, the world ia tired q sIposs-
tons, and a 91arter Of e ceu;ury's rest
would be highly APPRECIATED By all the
nations Of the earth.
Shines the idea Of holding an sToosi-
sion vhich should represent the pro
eress Of the vorls in the arts ard selen-
oss, originated ia the fertile brain Of
Prince Albert. the world has had sac
eession Of sneh big shows in every
case before one has been completed
preparations fer the nsIs have besn
made. The whole world rushed - n
circus from London 10 Paris. from
Paris 10 Vienna, from Vienna to Pnils-
delphia, from Pnilsdslphis 70 Paris
again, and II the present intentions are
carried oas another visit 20 Paris will
sosn be In order. And besides the
worlds eaposisisns there have been
minor exgositions innumsrable. Few
sities OF the United States Lave net had
enc or more within the past twenty
years. and many Of them have INDUCED
In the luxury OF annual ezpositions.
There have been national expositioas,
state expositions. county sxposisions,
expositions with and exposiiisns With
out an object, and finally expositions
designed only TO show the progress
made 10 some one branch OF science or
industry.
At last, however, the world Ia tired Of
them, and IL will be we'll II they are
discontinued for a time. Their coarse
from the time Of the nrst exhibition In
London has been varied. bat IN the
main a successful one. The London
exposition OF 1851 was big expert
ment. II would have failed II It had
not been fer the exertions OF Prince
Albert. As ii was. |. took all the iutiu-
snoe and power of tbs Prince to make
u success. The most ridisuioos arRa-
ments we're brought 10 baar against 1t.
The Ignorant Glasses Of the people Of
London conceived the idea that the
Prince In favoripe the exposition bad
some evil design upon them. ID was
urged that lawless people from all cor
ners If she earth would be attracted to
London, and shat the authorities weald
be utterly unable to restrain them.
Further. IL was said that the people OF
England would be tangbt the vices Of
every race and people. and that Prince
Albert in bringing to London represent
stives from all portions Of the earth
Was working In subtle manner for the
destruction OF the English people.
The great success Of the London
exposition utterly COMPOUNDED these
prophets Of evil. IL not only did this
bat IL created mania for expositions.
One city followed another until almost
every nation had bad its big show. The
eliminating point WAS reached in the
great success Of ihe Philadelphia expo
sition Of 1876 and of the Paris exposi-
sion Of 1878. From that the decline was
rapid. aud nov France can arouse no
enthusiasm In new exposition project
and can count on the AID Of no country
bat Greecs. The world is anxious for
n rest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26

AFrRAisxSs ArraISTkp. - Yesterday
morning. when Judge Greene took up
the matter Of appointing appraisers to
On upon the valas CT the tug Tacoma
CaptaiH \, j. Burns, Who has previous.
" been agreed upon as one Of the nun
her. gave notice that he did not desire
20 serve, and hts resignation was sc
cepsed. After saae prsiiminaties, the
foliSw,ng three tren we're agreed rcn
a. appraisers; Caps. ". IA. pS@osf,
late master of the steamship Walls
Waila. and now une Of tie captains Of
the Seattle police force; Robert Maraa,
senior member Of the arm of Moran
Breshers, nnashinisl$: and Harry Fase,
O ship carpenter residing At par,
Townsend. TIE srpEAisemsnt Of Tbs
tue gill probably be made on Satarlay
Fron the decision OF shts hoard. either
party, shosld u seoi itseif aggsieve 4 sag
take 50 appeal 20 the JadSe. "a hls de.
cisicn shall he iinsl as 10 tae sracuus d
the bond Do be Rixes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26

aAx FRAxcrDoo. FEB El-Gach "
esternsn, va created In railroad circles
today By the arno9nesDeat that the
Atlantic q Pacific in eoujonssion VIII
the Atcniseu. Topeka 4 santa Re. the
Chicago 4 Alton and the Pennsylvania
Central railways had red1eed the price
Of h1ised tickets 10 Sev York 70 go
The tine within which these can De
used 10 ten dAya Tnis rate vas imne-
aiateiy met By ali railroad aaensa
Limited tickets 10 Chicago also came 70
for . cas. and we're redcced 20 So
Unlimited ana third class tickets re-
main the same n yesterday. The At
laasic 4 Pacific stall refrsins HON SELL
leg unlimited siaketa 1t reduced rAtea
Mech complaint Ia being made hy ths
agents Of Eastern lines concerning the
sale Of unlimited tickets 1t cut rates.
All urge the withdrawal OF scsh tickets
from sale. The sale Of limited tickets
today u reported - very lively. All the
trunk lines betvsen Chicago and New
York have followed the Psnrsyivaasa
Central into the fight which the latter
company entered today.
WIN. Poole, Of Port Ladlov, brother
OF L0ui8 huo Suun Eoofc, Irn ifoU .
boat yesterday in Port Laalov bay and
vas drowned. At O'Clock last evening
the body had not beeu recovered.
PIANO TUNING.
Nh. ErrscHxI will be in Seattle by the
end of this vssk, and ~ usual stay With
a.. Orders left st Dav.ss's book store,
or Lsvman's MUSIC store viii receive
the earliest possible attention. fele
Ineafs With JAM A. CknuH b Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26

Mr. Drake hiss introduced a bill TO
extend the suffrage to all females of full
age. but no female will Be eligible 30 sit
~ Juror or as Q member Of the Assem-
big.
Wang FonR. who cus his throat In the
renitentiary yesterday. vas . we'll. to-de
Victoria merchant. He was sentenced
three or four years ago TO imprisonment
for II years on q conviction Of Kan
slaughter in causing she death Of Chi
naman In this city.
The Canadian Pacific Railroad au-
thorities have offered Interior farmers
the exceptionally low rate of a per ton
on all farm produce they may wish to
ship 10 Moody from Savona, Ashcroft,
Speace's Bridge and Lytton. They nlse
offer the same rate on ore shipped out
FOR the purpose Of assay OF working.
Columbus Jones, an old solsred resi-
dent of Victoria, and Who came 10 the
province In early days, died yesterday
mor-ine. lie had. In his yoanesr days,
been slave IN the State Of Kentccky.
He vas an honest cid fellow. and vas
looked upon as somewhat of oharac-
ser"-perhaps because he vas honest
by frnsalisy he managed 10 die possess
ed Of two city lots, which be in reported
10 have left to the children OF q rsepect-
able white family whom be held In
sfeas esteem.
In the advertising columns today will
be found the announcement Of q new
steam line from Victoria to Maexsnillo,
Mexico. The initial toat (the ssrdo--
nyxl will lesvs this pert en- or about
March 9Th for MansanilIs, Mckee,
touching AZ San Francisco. Maxatlan
and other pcris. and terminating a.
danxsniilo. Al MsnxanilIo the Sardo-
n.x will take on q cargo OF coffee, so
gar, spices and other tropical prodac-
tisns tor Victoria and for sransporta-
| ton. via the Canada Pacific. TO Canada,
she wili connect at MAuEaniIlo With a
line Of steamers for Hcnakoar. which
has heea subsidized By the Mexican
| Government to make frequent and reg
ulsr trips between China and Mexico.
The company that has consracted with
the Mexican Government, for the ser
vice ia the Compsnia Mexioana de- Nav
eSsclon del Pscinco. 10 seems that the
Mexiean authorities are anxious 10 en-.
courage the Immigration OF Chinese,
Wishing to utilize their labor on the So
gar sud cotton plantations The CON.
pany holds two concessions from the
Mexican Government fer the intrndue.
tiax of Cainese labor. The SArdoayx
viii carry from Victoria 40 many Cat
nese passengers as she can acconuso-
date. and viii take IA q cargo OF lauber
snd Goals for the Msxstlan sss works.
AZ San frsrsisco she will take 90 board
ncur and wheat fer the Mexican mar
set. ihe owners Of the sarSonyx. Mr..
n q Baker. NJ. ~, and Mr.. Henry
>ssnders. of johnson street. are to be
eonoratnlased npon she happy auspices
under which the nsv line will begin,
and we feel sure ths, their sascess vii
be srdsntly hoFsd for Fess-ss Col.
eHasi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26
NOTICE.


q. \. LAMB OYYIcR,
Olympia. ", T., Jas. 9, ises.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN KNrEkD
~ as this efBos By MICHAEL BRUNeKN
against GEORGE " cOFFls. for abandon.
ing his HOMESTEAD entry. NJ. Sl92. dated Ma.
n, 1883. npcn the y Of z y Of section
L. township ~. range q east. in King
county. Washington isrritsry, with view to
thscancslla,ica 81 said entry. the ssid parties
on Friday. the 7eth day VI Februa,y AID
1855. ss ! o'ei@sk p N to respond and furniaA
tsstinn1y concerning said Allseei abandon.
msnt: and ID APPEARING 10 our satisfsotion
that pssonal service hereof csnno, Be mads,
service Will be mad~ b. publication, posting
and mailing. according - rules Is and 10 Of
practice In Gated Statss District Land Onces
JOHN r. CONVEY,
ja21td Register OF the Land Once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26
FOR 0ALsh.

THE PORT ORCHARD HOoL
L house, with the real estate bslongtng
thereto. Large hou.e. containing three
rooms. with two brick hreplacea. kitchen
and woodhenss. The ten acres Of land u
spleudidly located, ct Dyes Inlet over
locking Port Orchard Bay. KitsAp county.
Good land. One scre cleared. and good
well On premises. Clear title,
Steamer Helen runs By the above prop
erty three times . week.
ALFRED LARSON,
Mitchell, Kis1ap county. care box 50,
Soatlle jAl3 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26

TSovx-E AT sdnesday
evening the miners Of Franklin held a
nesting 10 discuss the situation. and
vote on Tire proposition whether they
won.a continue work % The old hasa,
cr discontinre work aad sicee tas
mines. 10 vas decided By large ma.
iaftis 20 ccattnas work. A telegram
vas reesised from Renton Yesterday AZ
t~fncen that large Hamhes Of miners
from Newcastle bad passed thai placs
on their wAy 10 Frankiin, fer the avos.
I'd pnrpose Of tndseszs or eompsllins
ne franklin miners 10 Gloss abe rnspe,
u The sssseUenta In the telegram are
tree, u 10 pretty safe TO assume THAI he
fraakias mine ssli be ciossd down.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-26
Tn THE DISTRICT coURI HoLpIN
i terms at Port Towesend.
IN ADMIRALTY

Tn TaK DISTRICT COURT h D n @
i terms at Port Towesend.
IN ADMIRALTY.
James q. Baker samuel q. Sevell, Arthsy
6ewsll, Clevelsnd D. PEBBLE, Samuel b. Nor
risoh, Abel = Werk. Tillian p. Gu Ter, Alex.
snder n Cutler, Edvard G. Allen, A;pheus
p. Aoyd, Harry Allen. Charlss NJ STEAD, Ed.
D. Ssvell. oscar r. bsw.ll. Johr Rssenfsld,
Theodore h. Allen ana rhoma. Young. hoel-
lAnts. ". ths stsa0 I'D .asoms
Whereas. libel has been nled In the Die
trics Court Of the Third Judicial pistric. Of
vaaAinston Territory. hoid,ns terms at Pors
1850, By james -. Baker, Samuel Q. ssveli,
Arthur ssvsil, ClsvslAnd D. PEBBLE, scanned
H. Morrison. william p. Caller. Alexander
y. Crlisr, EAvard @ Allan, Alphsus p poyS.
Harry Allen. Charles n. stesd, Edward Z.
ssvs1, 0eosysF. DaneAs. v lillian d. ssp.n.
II. Alien nd Thomas Yoang. owners Of the
ship John 8esssfsld, hbsllan's, again . the
sesam tus rsoo0a, her tackle. apparel ard
furniture, alleging. IN substance, that On the
iesh day Of February. 4 D. 1855. satA ahip
Jois Aossnfsld. thea ing In shs kasbor Of
Sanaimo. Britasa ooisnsis. ana und on .
voyage N -, ves taken In TOW BY the stsAu
isg TA ems, under eontrsst Of tovaas, pre-
vicasly made, and while towing aid vs.s sci
through the vaters Of Dsitish Columbia said
steam rug Tacoma vAs % caxelsssly, nelli.
sset'y and unshiiifully managed BY he mas
ter " said SCAN tus. its saacsrs and employ.
80, that the said ship John Rossnfeld vas
tovsd By the said steam tug upon . reef Of
rock, sxssnsinx into the Gulf Of Georgia
fren Jsmo, Island, adjacsnt 10 said snlf. and
vss totally wrecked. destfoye Cd aod lcs 10 H.
bsllants. to their carnage IL the sun Of enc
hnaAred and forty thousand dollars, and L.
beilaata demand - a sum n This szit.
And praying process aga nss said steam tug
Taooma. her tackle. apparel and furniture,
and thai the same may Be condemned snd
sold TO pay soeA damages, eosts, elarses asd
sxpsasea
Nov. therefore, In purs1ance OF the mo-
milton, under the seai Of the sAid OcurS,
70 me directed and delivered, do hereby
give public notice 70 eli perSons clAimias the
said steam tug Tscoms. her scki-. apparel
md fuEnu IRE OF n any manner Interested
thssen. that thsy b and appear bsfsce the
ssss piGriet Court on rhurscay. he iitA day
Of Mach. 4 b. 50. teeu ssd there 20 inter
pess shstr claims and 70 mare sAstr allaes-
tsans In thAa hahAif
psssA ths I'D day Of February, fso6
TT HAMILTON,
Gated States HarsAal tor wsahtnssoa FER.
rftofy.
Hyy. 3. c1uaxs, Deputy.
nndAhAv D 6aehs. proctors far lsbsilAnts.