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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20
MAssACaUsETTs MUGwUMPs F0R.
MALAY JOIN rnE DEMOCRACY

NEW YoRK. Oct. 1.-The Seas Boa.
ton special Of Oct. 18th says: TIE Mug
gump leaders 10 Massachusetts, have
given up the idea Of maintaining an IN.
dependent party, ana have unrtservedly
cast their lot with the Democrats. Their
reception aBd welcome into the Demo
cratic camp took place at dinner given
by the Bay state Club tonight In honor
Of the nominees on the Democratic
ticket. Colonel Charles r. Oadman, @.
+. Williams and DR.. VIM. Everett were
the moat prominent Mngwumps present
besides Mt. Andrew. ColoBel Cadman
was the spokesman and be said: dur
ing the twenty-five years that ! acted
In politics With the Republican party
was an independent. aRd nov that /
have made up my mind lowell, l might
as well out with tito act with the Dem.
ocratio party, | expect to be an indie
pendent still. Whatever bitterness there
may have been IN the past. 90 far as
am concerned. / have forgotten all
about u, and today know 1 speak for
my frienda gho are here 40 well 90 for
myaelf. We are heartily and wholly
and entirely with you"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

Tbs White Stockings returned home
from Boston today, and during the bes.
ter part Of the day were receiving ths
congratulations 81 their friends Al
Spalding Bros. Madison stTeet store.
III was mighty oloss race. " said Cart.
Anaon 70 your correspondent, "olossr a
good deal than l ever want 20 ruR
again; bot don't think man Of ths
team a. any time during the aaht ever
took his eye Oh the peunant for a In.
stanL II vas oars. We had made 10
our minds % have it, and uhen Ne
faced Boston last Saturday, we wern
prepared 10 play ball for our lives Il
necessary. The Reds had to 20 down,
and think they felt u. / think they
saW u 10 our eyes when ~ vent on 10
the bali heid. We Stayed ball from The
very jump aud bstoFs the first inning
VS. over | knew We had the game and
the psnnAnt"
The boys are al looking veil ana are
burning with tupatienes 10 commsnae
the graf series With the d. Louis
Browne for the worlds Championship
TIE BRoWns are the eFaek team Of tks
Ameriaan AZ ociAtian, having Won ths
pennAEt beth last year and shiG say
this year. aeoanss a. the present writinS
the hraWns ere twelve Ramea Ahaad ii
their nearest eomuetitora II the Faaa
and the lev remaining gamea 10 b
played ~ The Association teams oAnnol
materially alter the standing OF ths
clubs, which "a aa fcllswa;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20


REGULAR tEains are nuu rnnninR a
lke EAleuse hxaneA
Ex-GoearnuE Newell spake d Spo
kane Pals en- saturday sFsninC.
Ths eflos e publioskfsn q ne Eorfa-
slcEi R11irs h1a- been rsmeFod flom
O1Gney % Spokane Falls. 1he paper
will hsrenftsE b issaed from tha lattaE
rlaeaI
An sue maRs dasirahls spaoas for buzi-
ness houses il Wardnar are being rap
idly flied up, and with this oontin1ed
growth Il eaunot be lona before resi-
estate In the business particn Of town
sill become very valuable.
James T. Roe has turned over Howard
sfEeet % TIE proper aulAoFities Who are
provided with he power % accept pab-
he uork. Ihe grazing e that street.
vas an extensive Undertaking. and The
WORK has bean done in n exealisnl
manner.
Both the Democrats and he Repnbli,
cans. says the Spokane Falls Ksrisrl
viii have cne mere grand rally ID thil
city before candidates are picked. Il
viii be the last gap Ia q spirited cam,
patgB. and the suasring pablo viii b
permitted 10 rest psaosahiy for an0thsI
swe yearA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

R00 10 800 ACRES or
VO land adioining tie
Seattle, Lake shore and Eastern
Railroad.
We hare lands b. the acEe IN
side Of the city limits.
Ten Or u residences ; some Of
them very good.
-Four business properties on
Commercial street, and some fne
blocks on Front street.
One SIS, 900, one so, 900, one
5000 and one $500 piece 81
properly on Second street.
Three Saw Mills. One Hotel.
One Improved block in Com
stock addition.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
920, 900 stock Of Goods.
Lots and blocks 10 All parts o.
the city.
We think now Is as good q
time to buy property IN Seattle
e. there vii ever be. The time
Is not far distant when Seattle
viii be the recognized railroad
center Of Puget sound, and when
this fact becomes established Il
VIII b too late 70 buy property
cheap.
HEFNgR g. DIBHON.
oe5 208I Commercial street.
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STEAMER TRAVEL. ETU
STEAMER HELEN.
F0R COLBY. PORTS ORCHARD aHn
WASHINGTON.

6TEAMKR HKLKN. VIZ
= Aiiia. AmsEsr. ieavaa ElarFira
Ton \ smiths wharf seattle. eVeryffou -
Wednes1ay and Friday, e 90 : nj. fos
N.ol1l, Al.tchel4s Fqinl hoad % Port Or
hltuFniag leaVo heed e. Porf w iss's-,,
a. ~ q ~ hnad u Port Orchard a. ~ 4
n. Mikehaslis Poimtmf 90 q. IN. CoIl.g X
l.s aFFlrlnG e seattle about 80 =. ~
1GupaaE, Thursday ed SATURDAY. aw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

ne alee and a1aIctaa ahoaId not fan q eaF1 ep
hin Tbs Dector has viaited he hoaultHia Al
-..lope and CHAINED great deal q Valnshle
Laiefiaa,lea uhicn be s campetsnt % tmpsst
VII maks - charge unlaus - saI.efs 4 49,
retaonA e9xsa q hona. Gail or writ. Al
n.Annieaslnu1 mxictly conAdansini. SEND
.ea aol1rs f1g beckaae 81 msdirins. A..
efe.a u. >. =. 0fnHON, Baz Haag. a. Fr1n-
80. al Aantiea PoaE-IsrEIEsoEncKB
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

n OTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
Lots and blocks for sale n d. 7. Dea.
avs drst second. third. fourth. nth and
Lots ana blocks for sals IN D. I. Dan
MS PARK addition.
Lots and hlocks for sale in ID. T. Dem
ny's East Park addition.
llots and blocks for sale IN Mob Hill.
Lots ana bl0cka for sale IN Green's Cd
Lots and blocks for sale in various parts
Of the city.
Farm lands In King and skasitcOunties
SPECIAL BARGAINS
The SIX Of NE I SEQ Il. p Is north.
range 3 east 40 acFesl ct SO per acre.
IN lot q In NE ses II, % aonUIth. range
4 east. n acres, &l31 per acre improved.
Lot 4. block 81, Terry addition, e300
a fne house and lot b d. I. Denny's
firth addition. $780,
Nos. ana 2, block 8 Eden addition, sl2eo
All Of block n, kden addition. al $50
for corners and &125 for inside lots.
LOIS and !. block 81 y. I. Denny lfst
addition. $500.
WANTED
Property IN all parts Of the city and
county % sell.
Money % loan on improved city and
farm property.
HOUSES TO BENT
Houses for rent and for fale.
Loans negotiated and Investments made
Taxes paid for nonresident parties.
Orders for ali kinds Of rough and dfeas-
Cd Lumber. Lath. Sash, Doors and Mould
iuRs. viii receive prompt attention
Correspondence from abroad solicited
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FOR SAFE

E'AkM OF WHITE RIVER CON
tanning ~ acrea; about IS ACRES
clearoa SOD houses and barn an AZ.
ceilent arehArd all in good order ana
sltl4led aaQai Two miles frum Kent. i'd
l1aning Aerfence y arie8b: would make
Hood bop Ranch. Fur otheF uaFffcuiarr
Apply % n &. sfIINN. Kent az .. ~.
ia WI llb. seaslie. ocIf In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-20

sEATTLE. October l9.-AFrived-Shlp
Mount Washington, Captain Fox, 90
load coal for the Oregon Improvement
Company, San Francisco; steamship
Queen OF the Pacific. from san Fran
cisco.
Sailed Collier Umatilla, Captain
Homes, laden with 1850 tons Seattle
coal for Portland.
SAN FRAEcrsco, Oct. 10. ARRIVED
Steamer Mexico, from Puget Sound
ship Richard III, from Port Townsend.
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NoTrCE.

A II, prisons ARE HEREBY eau
fH toned MOI 10 tfcaPAss upon tho for
lowing described property ifaniinK upon
lls 81 tke efty 81 seattle Beginning ct
TIE southeast corner q iat = section =
toWn1hlp e north. range east thence
north s is-1e0 chains, thence west 70 y. 10y
chains % he Government Hicandcf Lac
~ kliioi Has thence uonfheastefiy along
aain snAnAeF limo ID chakne 20 Tho south
want cornaf 81 said lot 2 thence east
. tolo9 chains 70 she place q neEinnlng
rsaltioulartF ~ driving piles. depositiuE
earth o. afoao, or IN any Naf lniefte fta,
with az ohsffacting the natural approach
hy the waters 81 hlliot Nay 20 the west
efn or water frunt thereof, without wit
zen neFmiaaion from the undersigned.
FRANCIS W. JAMES.
PORT Townsend. Oct u INA Ociidwsm
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c. &P. S. \. k.
THmK rAnHE

EsOR FRANKLIN, BLACK DIAMOND
= and intermediate stationn. daily, a.
Tan.
For Newcastle and Inlarmodiato Htas
daily q 5, 80 and lo.le a a., and p ~
Returning arrive e seattlo Iran
rlyor exfen9ion e f.lo ,. m. a11
NeWc1ete branch % 80 q. m. u -, -
and 6Dp. %.
hunHtnR time 10 Frnaklin, n M@
hunnlnR time b Newoastla, h. @@
In effect April 3, i1t
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSPORTATION
Carrying the y. Q. Mali.
Tacoma, Seattle GPart1sWnIsnd Rsul

ONE OF THE w. So n
Il. Cos steamer -
tWashingsen Or Edithl
win run daily betWoen Tacoma ard p1r<
Townsend. leaving fncoma anon arfiFsI
e train and touching e o6aisia Frrl
Madison fOrt Gambia Port Ludlo9 go
Port Townsend Returning leave pnGs
Townsend eveEy day sexospt Sunday a.
SEiTTlE-WHATc0M ROUTE.
The steamer W - WEnWIN wln
loaYo Seattle every sunday, IunadaF ea4
Ihuroohs evening 3 aaoIooE, fer w hssel's'
calling e. Mukiltoo, Tuiai.n, cunna9lI,a
Oak Haxhar. utnalady, 1mo1nnsr, laairs
AnecoxteA auemes saminh. FnlrhaYSn
Belilngham and eehoma
ReeuEnilF, win ieaVe Whafcam ever
Monday. Wednesday and friday e411
lnQR Is o'olocE for 8aat1ia. oriI1R
lntsEmedfato points On tAa Wav.
SkAIIlk-SkAElT AIVkR ROUTE
1ho steamer mAnaH WIN lnavo Seattle
ier SkaElt riveE ana waV pnrta eV1rI
Monday and Thursday. ntnEuina TunS
days and FFidATA
For tresghf ana paaaRa apriF a Cam
panTa o1lpa. On XoaleF's wharf. oroa boar
The beats ~ the aame wharf.
mr1i-f 9kO. 81 JACOBS. Saeap.
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TREES and PLANTS.

A vk8Y FINK VARIETY or
"a choiess healthy Fruit Trees and
lie for the faal trade.
Order early. send for price list and de-
1qrtpttNe catalogue % the Cioyerdale
Fruit fafsn end PonltFy Yard, seattle,
EeE W. A DAVIS pron
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CHKAP A. WooD.--saattls coal, q good
article, II nov offered a. e6.26 per ton
By the Oregon improvement Company,
and Scotch splint at $50 per ton.
This 10 biz Fsduction.-0rsg0aiaa.
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STEAMER GLIDE.

earring Tie Units1 atafrn mans
I HAfEe IEaL1ER'S WHARF az
~ Monday. WEDNESDAY and FF.lnn. -
tuEn1nR Tuesday, Ihuzalny ard aaln1 "A ~
calling ct Muktltoo, Tulalin. aannarasA
utHaAaay, Eir l.andinG. Sknglt OF ~. VI 1i1,rf
Nernon, Sterling and az intafnsA isis
On hoard orto GRO. fOSEHR q -
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SNOOUALMIE FALLS

fEsHK EEATTLE soUAK AND sN0-
quAiaiie transportation Company Is
now pfepAfea . carry passengers and
intermediate poiats. with pr0mptneas and
oiHpafcn. he shortest. quickest and b.sat
rQufe 70 reach the famous Snaqnalnie
rails, hop ranches, and hunting and hRh-
INK grounds Of that region.
Two Stages 9 DAY fr0m seattle 70 Sqaak
leaving Y. +. stones grocsry store af
8. m and ?. "a, For further particular
stEeeL ap11
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The Last Chance
70 BUY WATER FRONTAGE on
ELLIOTT BAY At REASON
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 50 per front foot
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
w agents for
LIDD'S ADDITION

To the city Of Seattle. which comprises
lots 4. and ), o. section -. and lOe &, sec
ton Is. toWnEhip 5 north. range 3 east
ne4f amltha Cove, and we aroAuthoriNod
. sell the same tor from 81 70 e2 per tront
foot. Oh k4liott bay. and from 81 70 SIS
per LOT n9s water frontage.
This u b. TAR TIE cheapest property In
that part q the city. and Il Beautifully
laid out according % the Topography o.
the ground.
Parties investing In this property now
cannot help bat make moaey.
Title. Y. =. patenE % w. 8 Ladd. The
Portland millionaire banker. Warranty
deed nom Llada and Wifa % Geo. b. Kis.
finger. Plated b. Kttt niger, who viii
give warranty deod- No nkrTGR TTTLE
ON EAhTH.
A few blocks only for sale at theseprices
The entire available water frontage az
seattle. inclading LaAdd's addition, does
rot exceed four mlea. and certainly viii
not BE- suiiicient i've years henco tor ne
aecommo @ation Of . commercial CITY do
inE The Business o. the PHget sound dis.
xick Our solid business msn have grown
rich hY investing In similarly located
property, which has increased IN vnlae
lar beyond theft most sanRuina hopaa. a
few collars invested here, trlp 70 karope
for . tow yearA and your return viii nnd
you Wealthys hisk . low doliau 10
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SRATTIsEs March 8 1885.
DR. ii. d LoNaAZnR-Dsar Sir: For
yoAra had been Afflicted with = heavy,
painful feeling In my forehead, and Is
night would BE- troubled with difficult
nruathinf, coughing and e1pectoraftnR
30 that 1 had bus little rest 1 was very
miserable from this cafarrh Of the head
no4a and the asthma for which 1 could
durable when 1 sought your care and
treatment from which / reeeivea relief
N . few DAYS. resulting IN 3 permanent
cure
From what know Of DR.. LongAker's
professional Bkil and treatment feel
can most heartily recommend all pergons
euuoZfng krem disease % him. with tbs
assurance that they win receive most ex-
oellent professional and medical treat
menh CLARK y. DAVIS.
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Or. n. q. LONGAKER

RADUATE or TIKI UNTVER-
NJ glty q RonnzEivAnia, has permar
nently located In Seattle.
Has removed his once and residence
% the corner Of Cherry and Third streoea
Dr.. AonEnker makes q specially o. dis
eases q he
Eye Ear and Throat.
Treats private, chronic and akin diseases;
removes tumors and ulcers without pain
o. tho NE uf the Knifa.
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MIBCEILANRoUs

The Empress Euesnis will spend the
winter In Italy.
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GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

MARY A. LONGAKRR, n. D.,
Graduate Of WomAnis Medical College
Of eonnaYivania.
Ohiee and residence, coEner Cherry and
fhlrd streelA O1ilce hours from 3 70 IL
and from 70 o'clock.
Particular attention given 10 the treat
Oon1ullatIons 10 EnRliah md 0arman.
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no TBE UNP0RTUNATR

49, &A880A =
DiapsnaAFy. No. e7s
kmrBy Ftreet, saf
EraBclsoo. Eslah
hshed IN 1G6, Gf
he trostment q
8axnAl aAd aaminal
Diaranea, such a.
6oMonHamA, Guar
BEmmuaz, eERnu.
In IN ~ ~ fEna.
4 aznIHkI WMkKNi
and IMRsrRMoT.
ILaea q manknod
maswunmnntfw nvsn..l
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Games lost. Observation-Disclosures


The record Of the game PLAYED hv
each club on ice own grounds this sea-
son ia as follsWs;
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MIscELLANBOUs.
WMITW0RTN q THnMPann

Rrons street, ssattls,
VII eHer atd surVeYa eEamina MINIS. -
POI On Ne cnaracleF a land. lny orr ~ -
pla-As Ard mAEo nne drawings for any rn1-
thMn any gahNg Arm IN tke norfh 80 '''A@
CIV h9FvsysrsB OAaea. y, q. - a
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+, ,IO 81 Pr

D. X. HOWARD. Sole Owns
VIII, from data, carry the Unitod
NAH on Hoods Canal, making D
weekly trips % Soatfaa LoaEInH So
beck eFeFy Monday and Friday nl1zNIlE
VIII touch e Port 0amhls for pag
wharf e. "A o'clock every Tueadnv aA
saturday morning. taking me mai WA
PQrf Gamble for 8eahook and unInN CITY
The steamer Josephine WI la1Te 1aa
eenE Tor Port Gamble every dag tz
saturday. - take peesenRors nn9
and roosivo orders Gw mnE pnlMfoz
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Do not bug this property tfn you and
cut prioca 81 adjoining prcporty, and 4
The price asked ~ ue l. nol q per cent
Len thAn you can Eet Other properly "a.
JolninE. o. n that vicinity. We viii make
you pleaenK o. q block Try ID aud So.
n. i've VIII Eire 320o par acre FOR
every acre q land within 4 mile az shl1
addition. IN any dtrectiaa.
G. 9. PHlNNEY q Co.,
REAE EsTArE BROKERS
James street.
auAidw Opposite OcuiasntAl Hotsl.
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nKoowum nA4. oENmrsa. x,s.
ANm MRARFnR
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

Lieut.. Faison, who has been detailed by Gen. Miles to enlist company of Papago Indians, has met with some diff 6culty at the San Xavier village. The time for harvesting is so near that they don't care to risk their crops. So Lieut.. Faison has gone out to the Papago viii lages near Quijotoa % enlist his com pany, as these Indians have expressed willingness to enlist, and it it quite likely he will have them ready for the field in a few days.-Star.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22
Bocr of Equalization.

Notice is hereby given that the Mayor and Common Council of the City of Tombstone will sit as Board of Equal ization, at the office of the City Auditor, from the I7th to the 22nd days of May, 1886, inclusive, from the hours of 10 a. m. to I2 m. a, d from to 4 p. m., and during the evenings of the 2Ist and 22nd instants from 7 to g o'clock. All persons having business before said Board must appear and transact the same within the time herein specified. By order of the Mayor and Common Council.
 JOHN P. GUM, Clerk. Tombstone, May B, 1886.
 My-I4td
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22
Summer Clothing.

Warm weather is fast approach ing and Harris, the tailor, has SUD- piled himself with all kinds of suitings suitable for this climate. Elegant suits made at reasonable prices and upon short notice. Per- feet fit guaranteed or no money asked. Do not send your money away from the city, when perfect satisfaction can be had at home.
 ap30-tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

The following Indian "news" comes in a Nogales dispatch to the Tucson pa pers. It is certainly news to the people of this section: Sunday morning, the day after Hatfeld's engagement, Lieut.. Brown, near Bisbee, surprised Geroni- mo and twenty men in camp; routed them and captured number of Win. chester rifles and large amount of am muntion. The Indians made no fight. Geronimo himself jumped white mule and escaped. Among the camp equip age was nnmber of bloody splints and bandages.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

Three Apaches raided Antelope Springs and stole four head of fine mares belonging to MT. Bauer and killed one which they could not ride-making a loss of five fine brood mares. There is company of soldiers stationed at Antelope, but they failed to intimidate even three Apaches. It has often been said, and truthful!y, it would seem, that the hostiles have no fear of the soldiers. Judging from the fact of three Indians approaching in the vicinity of twenty. five soldiers and killing and running of stock, would naturally lead one to be- isye that this is true.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

By request of the War Department, one of the Apache Indians confined at St. Augustine, Frorida, was permitted to witness the hanging of criminal named Walker; at that place, on Friday. Chief Chihuahua was selected, but he showed more refined feeling than was expected, by turning his eyes upward to the sky al the fatal moment. He said "that was no .say to kill man." His opinion has treat value, for he has had large expert ence in the killing business, s,-Albuquer. que Journal.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22
Occidental Hotel.

This is the onlY first-class hotel in Tombstone. It is handsomely furnished with all modern improvements. Tray elers who stop at this house will find every comfort and attention. Private rooms for commercial travellers at reason. able rates. A splendid billiard table and card room. The bar is supplied with pure brands of wines, liquors and cigars. If
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22
For Sale.

A Fine Ranch, with good build ings, corrals, enclosed with a new fence, and everything in good or der. About 100 acres of fine farm- tug land. This property is situ- ated near the ranch of Thomas Dunbar, at Tres Alamos, and will be sold at a bargain. For partic- ulars, enquire at this office, or of J. o. Dunbar. apr22tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

John Mugan, who is wanted in Arizonn to answer charge of grand larceny, was released on worthless bonds by Judge Toohy while awaiting the result of ha- beas corpus proceedings instituted to SC. cure his release. Sheriff Paul, who has arrived here to return Mugan to Arizona, learned of the matter yesterday. and had the defendant rearrested by detective Bohen. Mugan was afterwards released on new bond accepted by Judge Toohy. S F. Chronicle.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22
School Taxes.

School taxes are now due and payable to J. H. Behan, at the office of B. A. Fickas. The levy is three mills on the dollar. Tax payers are requested to be prompt in payment of their taxes.
 J. H. BEHAN, my9tf School Tax Collector.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

Mir. Robert Eccleston returned to-day, via Tucson, from the rodeo on the lower San Pedro, and reports stock general! looking well, notwithstanding the dry. season, and the cattlemen on the whole satisfied with the roundup and the sea sons prospects. The crops, though the acreage is small, yielded largely and are being harvested. Tucson is hot as bazes and dull as an untenanted bee hive. North and south railroads and smeters still haunt the minds of the creduloss.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

The social given by the ladies of the Methodist church, last evening, was a complete success in every particular. Probably no entertainment ever given in Tombstone was so largely attended. A friendly, social feeling prevailed and everyone seemed to enjoy the ice cream and strawberries. The proceeds netted the handsome sum of S9o. The ladies wish to return thanks to generous pub lie, who so l,berally patronized them.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

Yesterday Apaches attacked Mesca ranch, on the line, killing two Mexicans. They also waylaid an ore team coming from Mescal springs to the San Pedro rver, killing two more Mexicans and fatally wounding third. A boy, who was with the men, was missing. A bloody trail led from the scene of the massacre. A party was at once organ ized at Bisbee to go in quest of the boy. Up to the time the news left they had not yet returned.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

Mrs, T, A. Jones, of Nogales, has ar ranged for an excursion from Tomb stone to Nogales, on June 5th Fare for the round trip, from Fairbank, $5. The occasion IS the opening of Mrs. Jones' new hotel, and doubtless large number of our citizens will avail them selves of this opportunity to visit the frontier town.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22
NOTICE.

Having this day sold my undertaking business to Jos. Pascholy & Co. l respectfully request all needing his services to call upon him. All bills to date will be paid and collected by myself. A. J. RITTER.
 April 2o, 1886. I'm
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-05-22

Jim Nash tried to knock out an anti boycotter, whose dimensions are some. thing over six feet, last evening, on AL len street, but the collision compelled our genial neighbor to deposit his un- finished supper upon the sidewalk. Jim eyed the beligerent individual, with mur- der m his manner, for short period, but remembering the experience of Mr. Knight, of the board of Equalization, quietly moved on.