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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate Of John +. Miller, deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
N undersigned, administratrix of the
estate OF John F. Miller, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all per.
sons having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the frst
publication of this notice, TO the said sd
ministratFix. at z45 North First West Street,
Salt Lake City, in the County OF Salt Lake.
Dated at Salt Lake City, August 9Th. 1885.
RACHEL S. MILLER,
Administratrix OF estate Of John F.
Miller, deceased, a10
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Hanlan and Courtney.

RocxAwAY BEAeH, N. Y, August 81
The final articles OF agreement between
Hanlan and Courtney were signed to-
night. The winner gets 60 per cent. and
he loser 40 per cent. The course is
three miles. Both men are confident.
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Encouragea by England to Perserere

PARIS, August 31.-A dispatch from
Berlin says: Prince Dolgorind will
not 60 to Bulgaria. The Russian off,
GERS who were in the Bulgarian army
prior to the coup d etGt, will not re-en-
ter Prince AleXsuder's service. The
dispatch also saws that Prin e Alexar-
der is not at al ssnguine of restoring
order, and would abiicate only that he
is encouraged by England to Persevere.
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Ths New Public Printer.

WAsH1NeToN, August 31.-The COM
mission of Thomas E. Benedict as Pub
lie Printer, has been received at the
White House. bearing the Presidents
of the Goth of August. 1t Is
understood that the new Public Printer
will relieve Mr.. Rounds on the 18th OF
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DeRies in Toto

St.. ! TON, August 3l.-se, r.t.-u
tslepr.D,ss yafd received this afternoon
st Ri pam am from Mr.. a. G. sedgw -I
=. . we're r lag stories circulated about
,sooi 70 tba ttioaiteeulously false, and fSst
lasaeTerr I AZ effect would be prodnc sS !
'y CT State therefor ~" Oy the
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LIT rnRK MOVED.

yosK. August 8l.-At 81 this
oto /, yery decided earthquake was
sI and according to kilograms, at
e, 80 -, washington and Richmond.
B'-alOi INNER stories of the Western
T. -n' ogiIding in this city the waves
mon n I5r d;scernible, and persons
.-.I5;5e s5out experienced q sensation
81 falling
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DETROIT qUivERs.

DrsOr7, August 8o.-At g o'clock to
...bl shock Of earthquake caused
- -- excitement in this city. 1t
-. If short duration, but distinctly
fst in different parts OF me Town. 1! IA
tie free Press building the editorial
- - made a stampede for the street,
while in tie composing room the weekly
men an stopped work, but those on
niece work kept ri5ht on.
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SHAKING UP
.,,uake Shocks in the
~ East Yesterday
GENERAL SCARE ALL OVER.
ant Felt in New York.
Gs ho'' Ohio, pennsylvania
l'n md several other States
Earthquake.
~,vclyEATI AFRAID.

~ Ohio, August 31.-At GIG
CISOis ,rrbt shock of earthquake was
2. n q s'S The printers in the Sun office
islt here ~ down the stairs, thinking
started @ GU, Jul lr a falling. The shock was
the blllain l56tibIe at the Telephone EX-
cutie Psl O5 other buildings, but 1t was
c soi sso1 i1a much by persons IN 'hs
-t-n1fs
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On the Diamond

ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-New York 5,
st. Louis Z.
Kansas CITY, August S1.-Washing-
| ton !. Kansas CITY 8.
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CONFINED TO THE BED FOUR
MONTHS, and almost blind, and cured
BY one box of Giimore's Neuralgia Cure.
For sale at A. c. Smith & Co.'s Drug
SEOre II
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DANIEL GREENIG,

IA ~MARvET ROW, KEEPS CON
X stlntly on hand bread pies, CAKES
and crackers, Groceries and fruits, o. Il
kinks in their season. A share of Pablo
patronage solicited.
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Lapham's Dress and cloak house.

Dressmaking in all its branches.
Special Afternoon given to orders from
the country. Orders filled on short
notice. Ready made Dresses. kept on
hand. Agents for McCalI's Bear Pat
terms. No ~ W, First South Street. t
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Boz. Young,s TharsaaY Concert.


The D. & R. G. people announce the
first of the Thursday concerts at Lake
Park morrow, in this issue of The
HERALD. Reference to the advertise
ment will show that some strong
names have BEN secured for the coca.
sion Following will.be found the pro-
gramme OF numbers:
Pr o CIR a NJ NJ H =.
AFTERNOON CONCERT.
Commencing at O'Clock.
1-Chimes OF Normandy, selection
Lake Park Orchestra, under Mr. Titus
2-Old English Song, Simon, the Csllarer'
Mr. I. Z Harper
3-&ylophone solo, Pretty Nelly Polka
Nj siggel.
'J-SOng, "Atthe Ferry, Milton Wellings
Miss RhOda Mabel Young.
5 Two Part Waltz Song, Merry Are We
................... Waliteufel
Misses Latimer, Lawson, Crane Hawley
Mabel Young Mines LatimeE- and
Donaldson. accompanied BY the Or
chestra, with tambOurines and cas-
tinets).
6-PiZzicato Polka. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Strauss
Lake PARK Orchestra. -
EVENING CONCERT.
Commencing at 2 80.
1-Waltz ."Dn und Du" - Strauss
Orchestra.
MALE quartette soldiers Departure"
.-.:-.-----..- 49,. -....-.. III ATTIC u
Is Messrs. Msckintosh. Squires, 5Obern-
dOTfer and Young
I3-Duet 1000 "Eyentide" .-.......Abt
Miss Bayliss and Miss HawIey.
4-CorneI solo. Cleopatra Polka" .Damara
Mr. w. y Wood.
-5-SeXtette from Lucia Iii LammermOor.
----......... .... .......... 800 DoniZetti
Miss Bay liss. Miss Hawlsy, Messrs.
Macintosh, Young and
OberndOrfer.
6-Bhoites Galop ..-.... ...........H opp
By the OFehess8a,
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WANTED.

4 GOOD COMPETENT MILLER. FOR
n the Farm ngtOn Rock Mills ApDiy 20
CoOmbs & Wood, FarmingtsR, Davis
County, Utah
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INDIANAPOLIS CALLED on.

bDI4yAPOMs, August 31.-An earth
IKE shock was distinctly felt here
rt850. A portion of the cornice of
zDsnisOn Hotel was displaced, fall
Z % the pavement, and the tower OF
esCouI House rocked to such an ex.
Ei that the fire Waterman on duty
a.d0Fn stairs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-01
TWO FINE ROOsIs-

JTNFURNIsHED, IN A NEW HOUsE, 10
u Rent to Single Gentlemen OF COuplss,
desiring lodging only. Eligible situation
and within quick reach Of town. Apply at
The HERALD Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-01
MELVILLE MUTrERIAGs.

NnDuE, Pa, August 31.-At 10
pm. shock Of earthquake was felt,
b5Tsi Immediately by a slighter
l,E he whole lasting about twenty
E,0lis The streets were at once filed
u,h people. Quests rushed out Of the
1es ID their night apparel, women
sd children we're crying and scream
Lg and 5TeryOne more or less alarmed.
4iE IS learned, no damage has been
i17g
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T L DAVIS, CHIROPODIST AID, n NJ
{, ieure. Office, Palace Hotel, salt Lake
Jitv, Utah.
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syrup of Ftes,

N anufactured by the California Fis
Syrdp Co., San Francisco, CAL, is Ma
lures Own True Laxative This pleas.
ant CalifOrnIa liquid fruit remedy NAV
be had of A. 9. Smith & Co.. at 90 cents
or 81. It Is the most pleasant.
prompt, and effective remedy known to
cleanse the system; to act on the Liver,
Kidneys, end Bowels gently yet thor.
auG;hly; to dispel Headaches, Colds, and
feFers; 70 cure Constipation, Indiges-
dosl, and kindred ills.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-01
FlSRING TACKLN.

"A UEs, AMMUNITION, REYOLvERs,
VI Sporting Goods, wholesale and reta3,
Guns and Tents LEI by the day or wees
Gun Repairing and Keys made Flass at
low yrieeS. EVANS & SPENCER,
81 w walker Opera House, Salt Lake 0itT.
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ykLLEY HOUsR-

j D. Ingle, Massachusetts,; t. S. Thayer,
D. L. Bishop, Omaha; n. G. Este1, Column
bus; 1 p. Lasswehs Oregon; Mrs. w. J.
Henry, p E. Jennings, oxford, Idaho; H.
Baker France; f. Z, Simpson, Z. Jack
son, Binghampton, n. y; E. R. Eccles,
Ogden; ". G. Salmon. New Buffalo; J. "
V Sabin, San Francisco; Y. Rollins, Mary
Drayn, TeSsie Drayn. Provo; II. 4.
Kearues, Gunnison Colo G. B. Thayer,
Vernon. Conn: S. Wilson, F. II. Bingley.
Canon City, Colo O. NJ. Hatch, Jr.. Spring
field, His. /; w. SerbTick, Yeiser City; Mrs
Annie Marks. Eureka; Ell James. a. l. arr,
G. w Power, ]. Spencer San Francisco; w.
Ehrhart, Nevada; j. Jones and wife, Beaver
Canyon, Idaho; Neils Swenson. Park City;
r AIaheer, Clinton, Pa.
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The SALT LAKE HERALD IS the most
popular paper in the Rocky Mountain
region.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
August 81, 1856.
WHITE HOUSE

= L B. Johnson, Ashley: ]. B. Gyle. san
Francisco; Mrs. Slater and daughter. Hot
Spr ngs: Mr.. James Orr, st. John; William
Allen, HarpYille: ~ Boundy, Park City: B.
Rayou, Lake Point; Charles Gillespie, Tin
tie; James Knight, Frisco; TheO Dextor.
Alta; JOS. McOanis, Bingham; s. Andersen,
D IL r. G Fred Tehv, BUTT CITY, NJ. I. p:
j. Giffin, Stockton a. Pickering, Clear Greek;
J. McEvog, S ocKton; P sibly, Frisco; c. s.
I ord, killsyiliei f /. Lively, Thistle: A
dyslop, Pocatello; II. J. Bsbclck, San Fran
cisco; G. Aldrick, Concord, n. H.; WI.
Yu;e, Chic go; J G. Townsend, Stock
ton; D McInnis, w. S. Brown. Birg-
hsm;H NJ. JOY, Buffalo Ny; J. Colman,
Omaha; u. McMurphy Eureka
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Hadb.rr 8 rer.astrons.

We ase making up fashionable suits
and see our new line of imported clothes.
WILLIS L. CULVER. Of Pavilion.
n. y, says that Gilmore's MaghetIe
elixir cured AIM Of long standing
Throat ana Lung Trouble. For sale az
A. Q. Smith & Cos Drug Store -
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DIR. ELLEN b. FERGUSON,
RFFICE. AND RESIDENCE, 30. S3A z.
" Brigham street, Telephone 81.
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OHIO GETS IT

CLEVELAND, August 30.-An earth.
.ake shoes lasting about one minute
ng lust occurred here. The buildings
saved perceptibIy. No damage is yet
s95rted. People left their houses and
d INTO the streets, and great excite
z1tpreVails.
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WICKED WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August Stat 9.56
od-o,k'o1ight the desks in the Asso-
Gated Pas Office in Corcoran Building
esll to Yibrate in pecuiisr
y lanistakabIe fashion that suggested
!; earthquake. A few minutes
"a lhs janitOr reported tEat
- upper stories Of tn building
= sge rocking back and forth
,; lAe nlghtwatchman of the Western
' .-.h Telegraph Office made a similar
.II-ouhCemtnt and with the additional
,- ~, that the clock on the Yes-
~ - van wan Of the room had stopt ed. A
. ~sIoone message from a gentleman
s With the Associated Press
ne - Who lives on Massachusetts
~ hue oit., and from other points in
N , ~! gep9rted that the ornaments
r = ,Ia1.s pies we're rafting. Tels-
S S;I,' :. operators in Atlants a few
on -,s StSS before Z. this had notified the
TsS' co1d;- N Washington that a shake
10 a. a ffSsntns and to look out for it, but
IS i wos ' NV was paid to the warning,
- - was regarded as q ioI-o .
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SPECIAL NOTICES
LOST.

LUST.
4 SORREL COLT, FOUR MONTHS OLD,
II white spot GA forehead Finder will be
suitably rewarded by concentrating Will
John a. GrOe sbeck.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD
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TENNESSEE TROUBLEs.


l- --sPzlS' Tenn. August sI.-A vic 4.
~. mock Of earthquake was expert
''e at 8.56 tonight. Its motion
fuiirIl.o1-n north to south and lasted
l eth, n r1oS seconds. thad a rapid osoiI-
Fssis IlTM1eaent; Great CONSERVATION
les and ,rany who were within their Of
lumber. 'tS 81 fed into the streets.
Lock r9, sno had retired, feeling the
'rdn,g- :. uSI I out of their dwellings NOT
/. PaShe = sefeSs THEMSELVES. Guests al
elEinv - Motel hurried down stairs
3 t5ss me building was faiIipea II
lay To same all over the CITY. and
the sOnen went into mysteries. Il
I'd IN ne everest shock ever experi-
S4sBvvr11--'s section Of the country,
g6ael' S H., Tenn August 3i.2Tvo
b ,0.p T;1ICAS OF earthquake were felt
q Ia light, the longer one at 2 5 a.
''y oer -rOt:eF one at S.57I. It was
=, DOT f III pnole TO all in tall buildings
at oy majority of the pc ! pie
l.,s,;- saOcKs WERE ALSO FELT
8 Iagt0n' KY; Indianapolis. Nd.
.ssn toois' Charleston, W. Va
:fsI Isoo5S Ohio; Louisville. Cbioaao o.
1iii"aukee and DUBUQUE.
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BICYCLES, TRICYCLEs AND VEX.
OCIPEDES

EVANs & SPENCER, AGENTS FOE TIE
II Victor, Champion. Challenge. Idea.
and Otto; also for the Ridge bicycles and
Tandem trcycles. We are the only house
in Utah Carrying q ock OF both high grade
Bicycles and ChildFen's machines Also a
full line of Bells, SpOkes, Cement, Wrenches,
etc. Bicycles sold on 1nstslments and
rented By the day or hour
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-09-01
4 KENrucKY QUAKE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky" 8o.-A decided
ssrtbouake shock was felt here about
e15p.m., lasting nearly half minute.
The vibrations seemed to be north and
gath. No damage is as yet reported.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27
Srw-YoRK. Wednesday. May 26. 1886

me foong sales Te9e eII Al 'n9 "AVHAIE0 iu AucVO
i''" Bg ]. J. q l. Phillips.
o,.,s,, East SJtl s. - II e % JUisyC. 2JXlO22
a.. b. l. Koan AM NJ FiSn.-- .--------..--.- S5VO1
Is 4. II. Htiiie1 som
10, a : o. Sltl ST SO II W Of llthave, 25x99ll
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

flats ano Rooms 90 Get.
TOLET-APA RTMENTS IN TILE
ABSOLUTELY FIKEPKOOF
(E\IkAI PAHk ~ Ii.Di<i.~.
CORNER jSll AN - 9th SIS AMI 1IH-AVE.
FACING CENTRAL PARK.
KENTS FROM 5000 ! o $4,000.
Apply to LESPINASSE 4 FRIEDMAN. lSl Broadway
{. Clifton. superintendent, al buildings.
4 UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APART-
4 As MEMS III the new building. l02 West 9Sd st.
corner 9thaVe and bath hsvn. outside Hgt
aid ventilation tpscous puDc and private hAis heated
steam rents So % So CO. Resident antr and door at
L. CARPENTER, II LIB BrR1Y ST.
Branch Once, l.lSl 3d-ave.. near u C,th ST.
4 I % EAST 2OrH-SF., near Broadway.
nicely furnished hall com for gentleman first class
attendance.
tT 20 WASliINGTON-PLACE. between
~ Broadway and the Park very choce locality hand
somcy furnished rooms large and small near restaurants
hotels &c.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH.
~ kLOEK-Fffb-sve. corner s2dst. fre-pr0of
inr Of AMERICAN sAFk DEPOSIT COMPANY. Finest
location In the city
EURNISIlED Apartment To rent i'll West
10th 81 plenty offresh ana sunlight: electric bells,
and all modern cOnvcnicnceS apply 10
X IT, D.. 75s Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-27

GUNNER Resorts.

ARGYLE COTTAGES. BABYLON. r.. l.
Two of these very desirable bones are 70 rent
$500 and $1,000: Handsomely furnrsbed hot and cold
water baths tep honcs kitchens meals served IRON hoc
desren extensive stablcs eninenfN healthy location
SITUATED IN old adjacent 90 the
couInodous AfsyLf HOTEL aud iis atLraciIpns X
X depot Fire Island steamboat AND the village church, snh
stores fiDo dves shady walks. superior fishing aud boat
Ing. Cottages low 0pcn Plans az office OF
CHARLES BRT FF Scc'y and Treas.
Long Island Imp Co. Limited. l15 Broadway. y. Y
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-16
duty, and entities tLcm 50 OFT eternal gra,'

duty, and entities tEeIn 10 OFT eternal gral -- de:
 Resolved, That the Society of Arizoli;. Pioneers is ertit.ed to thc chief credit for agitaying the Indian question, untit the government WAS compelled to acquieSee in the universal desire of the pco;'l:. of Ari ZJna as express, d thruU2h Suid society, and that cur thanks are hereby ex;cE;lcd in lhe Society of l'ini.crIs fur the energy .nd per Sisteace which has brought lcaCe to our erilory.
 Resolved, That we a;c in fay CT 0! the dp- rnintmcnl of federal officers from the resi- dents of tine territory; and tlat we earnestly urge lhe passage Of q law by congress which shaI permit delegates 10 Nute aud have equal power wi!h members of congress from staies, and tiiat !hc territorial oihr4rE shHl tc elected by tue people.
 Resolved, That this coar, ntinH deeIarcs i.s unqral!ird approval of Ihr l.te RsEuJ, lican administration in Ar,zona, it's pro gfessive and bene.ic i.t!urHcc upon the advancement Of The territory, its freedom from narrow and partisan a5u>e of power, and the broad and liberal stand tal,el. ty i: upon all matters Of public interest.
 Resolved, That the Republicans of Ari- zona unrrscrred.i C. 1rmn the rrurse pur- sue d ty Governor Zulick n. attacking the good namc and credit of lLc Territory iy contrgcd and studied misrrrrc.rniaIirns for partisan purrOs,s. -t..
 Mc cElarge hlni with having siandcred tLe ciiizcns c! Arizona in official procamatioms and with faoe4y clliminy credit fo: results accomplished without his help or inStru. mentality.
 nc' charge him with an arbitrary and IaFtisan abuse oG power, in his efforts 10 remove without cause or authority of law able pr bic servants who are faithful to the trusts imposed upon them and Nho com maId the respect and confidence Of the people 0! tl.is Territory.
 hr chaig gc the admin: StratiDn 0. Governor ZuilcG with being n.rruw and i'aI litanln i:s tfiUris and uipcses, tri ding lo prostitute Eubiic Officials tu palIy schemes in the organization of par'iS:u Y"I!.d lurirs under inc n.iiucni of party nanipulGtr. all gre al rXIensu und without bcIcfitial results.
 Resolved, That lEe Ee. ublicalS of Ali ZO:.a cumInc..d the action Uf the apFOinlces ui he late RepubIcaL Administration m maintaining Heir rights tn rcInaiu in flice uhGil .t.e l-gl eXGi' atirn of their terms, and nppiuYe their s,cad!ast lcally To the | EcIuuI,,ar. i.:Ity aud Ireir resistance To he arbitrary aud illegal assGmptiou o! puwer hJ tiuYr.nrI Iui.ck.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-16
Notice oz sHsrfviGIre.
70 FIBER BaNDE AND B4NJ. J NAKE

70 rEGEa B2NDE AND BLNJ. J MAEKS Iuu ale Lcrchy Luiifird that have rX- I.cEdvu tLe.suni. Ol t.I,LOU) Gnr ths.usaIiu uu!IHis .cUTrrIty JL ,Ec IHiic, Stat: ;, ih ,.,sSr ;,l,d ~, uieIil6 uI"n tie Nellie James ;,!:d S1.iiiis .iUico CT mining cla!lH, ', situatt q i ;! l.icI : Canl ell, UU&cl. tea ;:,.rs, L lucI.is,: county, IIrritury ct ArlzUna, .n t!ccr !u Eo.G ll:c said lUacs CT !i.II:IHg clai;.s Ter tI-c lr"Ts rHdin% Dee mbcr 3lS!, I6Sl; !sH2; lS->3; i>S4 aHu laSj, uidtr lac roy :-iors uI crtiOn ,;;-=4. kcI lrcd Statutes "i lie jh!tSd States, To Wit: For laUOr and ini'jr1;l, meats ul un tLc sad CialiEs for lie lcar tIUIn. ltccu mOrr 3lst, leSl, uIIr hul- cred dollars cath; for lac lcai ending De rLEitcT 3I, lHo3, Vn, .,und. cd dollars curL {; LOT t.Ia c:'i G..dii,r December 3l, i> 53, enc hundred Guli;.Is ,svh; iur the year ending Dur, tnber 3l, lSSh ":.e huHulcd CUiiars u;cii; Tor tn- tIdI ending Dc"cmhrl 3I, ;cs1, enc httI.dI,,i dollars c:I, Il IuI:l Ter .i.e live le.'Is, iLC slIi.Cl 6 COO Gne thuu- SliId u,.i.ar>. ....
 ,iLc Iucai rn Lu1ivcs Of tEc said claims brin. rccuIi,t ;;s iuiIU"s:
 Ncriir !aI.rs niIil mg ci:,im, in book 1, pages 2l@ aI.G 2ij
 ,.a.i...s h.iii.u= claim, in book 1, lagcs , ; ;.Ed :2i4
 In il,e r,curIs ,i Cuchi-e county, Terri uty uI ArizuI.;l, iGuI.srrIlct from the I'iEnA UIILtt IttuILs.
 Ana II. wiItlm EiLc'y (jC) days after this Hoiicc b. I,uiI.ra!irI, Jvu !aii or-Ie!use tG contribute, uat i:.ui Uu, JGLr Fr"Ii"I lluii Oi rU, !. cA, cI.ti' uIC, us r9-Lh HrIs, your inter Csi .n il:r >aid irG,s IT miIiIH@ claims MIll i,rvt.lnc tEc ruICity ui iEG undersigned under said eI,a !. =t;,--f.
 ll. Li. HULLENS1IEN.
 Chalic;t' t'n Il, cCrLIsc Co, A. l., July % leSt
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-16
To Gre dltorS.

IN THE CCUNiY COURT OF HE G ut.,y ul lIjruIsr, IcrfIturI ui Ariz,if q.
 In. tiic maItCr UI Inc ayElicu;i"n ol Evdcrirk F. lI:lfOld, aha InsOiy,nt GcLioI 10 br ,.ischLI Scd from his ue. IS and IiabII- les. ..,.-
 Inc petition, schedule and inventory of ROdcrlrk i. Hail, rG. il.c above named leli liu1cr, E:vIuS been received aud filed here in, Il Is hcgruy, urG>rcJ ti..t the said pctI. lirncr br, and lie heccby iS, deolarud iLsol vent and Inc 5hrIiil Ol the county of Co- chist Is hereby directed To take possession of all the csIaLe real and prrsUnai Of said petitioner, except such ::S may by law be 1Xcn. pt Irom execution; and Oi all his deeds yuUcarIS, books Q! account and papers; and t. keep the sake aalc:y until Inc appUin,- mcnt of all aSeI. ncc. It is further ordered lh..t all persons dIc forbidden to make pay. meat ui any debts to- Ur 10 dtEier any proi crly belonging to such debtor 10 him, or for his use, and said petitioner is forbid dcu 10 Ilakc liiy transfer of lis property or any portion thereof.
 l. i: further ordered that the creditors o. petitioner meet aI the Ufiitc of the Clerk Of thIs Cuurs at the Court House in the city ol Tombstone, upoH the =2d day ot October, .oSG, al 10 u'clLck a. m. 10 prole their debts anG chuu-e Cnc or llCIe assIGnetS O. Inc estate ol rc i,iOncr. IL IS iurlL.r OrdercG ti.at tho .iurk ul this Court shall imme- diatclY pt.e.Ish J copy of tLis order in IHL DAILY IOMBS1oNE, newspaper having |" general rIrcuIalIon, aId published al th, ci!y Uf 1UmbstOue, in the county of LO- clI is':, as often as saiC newspaper is print, Oe!LIc the mreilng Ol tic said creditors. aud sand cltrk shall serve forthwith d copy ut lEis oiGer by UmIed States InGiI, postage i-Icpuia or personally, un :rIl creditors .ian4eu !n The sRiI4.cXCu schCduie
 Dated sept. Is, lSS6.
 NkB51ER STREET,
 S-22f County. judge
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Incorporated ir IefS- for 9 years by ike Legislature for Educational and Charitable purposes-wjih q capital of $lGJ0 O0G--tp which reserve fund of over S51OGn9 has Siovc been added. .... .,..
 By au overwhelming popular vote its franchise WAS maGe. part of the present state Constitution adopted December I'd, \. D., 1879. ->c ''
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 Hts 6sranI Single Number EbE'Sa wings will take l'laee nloiiihl lrs,and thc E3x1rslrtiia:ary ESs'G ir1s;s regularly every. three months, instead of semi annually as berei o6ore.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-16

1967 Prizes, amount z to..........S S2G5,3t0 Application for rate: to clubs should h,, made orly 10 oilic,=s9 tlIe Com .aHy in N,w Orleans
 For further information write clearly, Civ- ng full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders, or New Y1fk Exchange iii ordinary letter. Currency by Express (at our expemscl addressed
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We, the undersigned Banks end Bankers, will pay.all Prizes Grawn iR the Louisiana Stale Lntteri which may be presented at our counters. .... -> g.