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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-05-14

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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
CAPTEER FED.
A Tombstone ConGdeuce W3r
 Comes 10 Grief

Some weeks ago a smooth talkel
 named J. W. Abbott was ir this city and stopped at Mary Tacks lodging
 house. During his stay here he told of having aoout $S21 900 worth of
 bullion which was enroute to San Francisco from Guaymas and also of Inarvelously rich cave that was filled with precious gems and plunder placed there by pirates. So well did he talk that he induced Mary Tack to entrust $700 of her hard earned money to his hands. He then made himself scarce and went to San Fran cisco not having fulfilled his promises Mary became suspicious that all was not right and placed the matter in the hands of Sheriff Hatch, Sheriff Hatch inn d ateIy got out the nec- essary eXtradition papers, and tele- graphed to Chief Police Crowley of San Francisco who detailed detectives Bowen and Byran to hunt up MT. Abbot and place him under arrest which they did and he now languish~ es in jail awaiting the arrival of Bob Darragh who has been appointed deputy Sheriff by Bob Hatch, and who left this morning for San Fran cisco to bring Mir. Abbott back.
 The following clipping taken from the San Francisco Call will show what Abbott thinks about 1t:
 Abbott a recent arrival from Tomb stone was arrested at the Russ House yesterday afternoon by detectives Be-, hen and Byranl and booked at the Central Police Station as enroute to Arizona to answer charge of obtain ing money under false pretenccs. In- terviewed Tn "the tank" by Call re- porter last night Abbott stated that he had entered into a partnership some time ago with Mrs. Mary Tack, the proprietrcss of Tom mbstone lodg- ing house for the purpose of develop ing mines. She put $700 into the partnership all ot which he claims 10 have honestly expended together with his money and lime. He asserts that he is at . loss to account for his arrest.
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2. II. Taylor of the lower San Pedro is in town.
 Judge S;ilIweil returned last eyep- ipg fr om ) visit to Tucson.
 II. G. Howe returned from trip to Tucson last evening.
 Chas. Hinc returned from the Chiricahaus yesterday.
 Geo. Walker took his departure this morning for San Francisco. Geo. Williams Whispering GeOrge) took his departure this morning for San Francisco.
 Col. Herring an d Howard Herring returned last evening from the Chiri- cahuas.
 The Mikado troupe haYing secured 3 new soubrette will hold forth on Fremont street after the arrival of the Huachuca stage this evening. Al least that is what George says
 Gus Tribolet Is nUw running his meat market on Allen street on q strictly cash basis and it will pay our citizens to call at his shop and get the choicest cuts of beef for very little cash. S-6 Il.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
Got What he Deserved.

special to THE DAILY ToNBsEeNs.l
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7.-HiraR Vickery, the notorious burglar who created a great sensation in Eureka, Cal, in 1871, by chloroforming many Of it's inhabitants and then burglariz- ing their houses, and who committed d similar offense :n O4kland, was sen- fenced to-day in Orkland by Judge Green, to forty years in the State Prison, at Folsom.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
Alexander -AbdIoates.

Special to Tue DAILY ToMBsroNEl.
 BERLIN, Sept. 7.-Prince Alexander will to morrow proclaim his abdica- tion. Russian consulates in Bulgaria are distributing for signature, peti- tions to the Czar iavoring the election of Prince Older burg, as the successor to Prince Alexander.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
w. ]. CHENEY,
Secretary.

Johnny Shields an old timer in this camp took his departure this morning for San Diego Cal.
 Whistling Dick who was brought back from Fairbank yesterday left on the stage this morning.
 Howard Herring has got the inside track for the nomination for District Attorney.
 WANTED.-To buy good house of from five to six rooms. Apply at the Stage office under Occidental Hotel.
 9-7-1 ". Now that there is no danger to be apprehended from Geronimo and his band, several Tomhstoners who have valuable properties in Sonora will work them.
 Lon Givens and wife, old residents of this city, will take their departure on Thursday next for California, where they will reside in the future. THE ToMBsTQNE in common with their many friends in this city regret their departure, and hope thag in their new home they may be blessed with prosperity, health and children, who will ease their declining wears with their strength.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
Aid for inc South.

Special to THE DAILY ToHBsToxEl
 CHARLESTON, s. C., Sept. 7.-Dis- patches continue to pour in offering aid. About $95,0O0 have already been received here. From indications at hand it is believed that contributions will aggregate $500,00O, and that $200,00o will have arrived by to-mor- row night
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
Democratic Territorial NOmI.
 AnIiOnS.

Soecial to THE DAILY ToMBsroxEl
 TUcsoN, Sept. 7.-The Democratic Territorial Convention now ip session have made the following nominations: For Delegate to Congress, A. A Smith, of Cochise, by exclamation; Superintendent Of Public Instruction, c. NJ. Strauss, of Pima; Joint -Coun- cilman, Northern District, Cornwall, of Mohave county; Joint-Coqncil= man Southern District, Watkins of Gila county; Chairman of Territorial Committee, P. J. Bolan of Graham; Secretary Territorial Committee, Chas Driscoll, Tombstone, Cochise county.
 There will be a grand ratification meeting here this evening when Mark Smith, Strauss, and other resolution speakers will address the meeting if the feast does not draw the crowd from them.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
Wedding Bells.

There is ho other event quite SO iD- teresting as a wedding. The St: James Hotel parlors were the scene of an event of this nature last evening the parties being the Hon Patrick Hamlintcn and Frances E. Mcbride, both of Phenix. Rev E. s. Chase off, ciated. Dr. McSwegan was the grooms best man, much more agree able relation than the Doctor and MT. Hamlinton sustained upon a former occasion when the latter was princiz pie in an affair of honor with the for- mer in attendance as surgeon. MT. Hamlinton is Immigration Commiss- toner of Arizona and his bride is one of the loveliest of the daughters of Pheniz. There is a fitness in the selection of San Diego as the place for beginning their married life that is 2 compliment to their judgement. It is proper that the most important event of their lives should celebrate at the sunniest and loveIiest spot in the world. MT. and Mrs. Hamlinton will remain at the St. James for 8 week.
 The above is taken from the San Diego Union and while TIE roMB- STONE congratulate Pat and his bride whom both are personally known tq She writer as Pat has been almost 2 lifelong acquaintance and his bride ! well known Tombstone lady, we feea inadequate and we shall only hOpo that the lovely bride and the band some bridegroom will reap that pros perity that IS duo them.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
ScdgWick ThrOu2le.

Special to THE DAILY ToMgsToNEl.
 CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 7.-Hon. A, G. Sedgwick, special agent of tha United States Government, has com pleted his investigation and has gone to Chihuahua, having obtalned per mission from the Mexican Govern ment to look at all records in the Cut. ting case.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07

level. It is also interesting as show ing great improvement iii the Wes Side vein immediately at the water level, as the ore taken from between from between the fifth and sixth level, of that mine did not average fifteer ounces of silver to the ton.
 (The burning of the Grand Centra' Hoisting Works and destruction of it: pumping plant, in May last, was q serious disaster. It may indefinitely postpone the draining of the mines of this district.)
 Some work was done on both the Defense end East Side mines during the year 1885, but it did not result in Il profit to the Company. Their further development is reversed for the future.
 But little work has been done on the Owls Nest or East Side, No. 2, since our last report.
 In the fall c 1885 arrangements were made for thoroughly prospecting the Lucky Cuss claim, q mine which had yielded considerable milling ore in early days, but bad latterly been worked mainly for manganese for the furnace, the chutes of which ore had also given out. Very satisfactory re- salts were obtained. A large body of excellent manganese ore has been developed containing rich punches of carbonate and chloride ores. The latter is so intermipgled with the manganese that an attempt to mill portion of it has convinced us that the whole should go to the furnace, and 1t is being reserved for that pur- pose. By the time the furnace again starts, this mine will be supplied with steam power hoist, horse power hay ing been heretofore employed.
 Systematic exploration Of the Trib- ute was commenced along with that of the Lucky Cuss, and equally satis- factory results have been obtained. No material amount of work had been done nn this mine beyond that necessary to secure n United States patent. Last winter, after number O. surface cuttings had been made, tunnel was driven where the mining claim runs up the mountain side, from which drifts were carried and winze sunk. A vein of ore WIS dis- covered which may yet connect with the West Side ledge. Ii is of good width hnd grade, and very free mill ing. Twenty-Five per cent. of it's value i6 ld. 4 secon w:nze Is being sunk on the vein to q depth of 75 feet from the first level, and vertical double compartment shaft is already down over 100 feet from the surface. The engine, boiler and gallows frame are in place on the ground, and hoisting by steam will commence with tho opening of connections between the shaft and the second level. We have reasons for hoping that this will be valuable mine.
 The Co>apany is now the undis- puted owner of sixteen contiguous mining clrims, and holds U. S. patents for 225 acres of mining ground, the workings within which have reached the water-level at but one point, shaft No. 3 of West Side mine.
 By Order Of the Executive Com mittee,
 GEORGE BURNHAM,
 President.
 ". ]. CHENEY,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
EaeoFers in f4e Ranks.

Special to THE DAILY ToMnsrqNEl.
 CHICAGO, Sept. 7.- The annual street parade in this city to-day was the most note worthy event held by the labor organizations of Chicago. Close computation of marchers in line, place the number between thirty and thiIty-fve thousand.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Cochise county subject to the action of the Republican Ctunty Convention. k. <. HATCH.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
Notice.

As l have left the City of Tombstone I have placed my accounts in the hands of Constable Ben James to whom hope all those indebted to me will settle at once and save trouble and expense. JOHNNY SHIELDS.
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
EON E,nE1.FY Ass EaS0gs.

hereby announce myself Gs a candidate fnr the ctiir of Couuty Assessor, subject to 1kc action of thc Re blican- County Con- sention. dOiiN I. CKOH Lhl' Wilcox, ArizonH Territory
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FOR COaJNTY ASSESSOR.

At the solicitation of many friends throughout Cochise County, l hereby an- nouuce myself as candidate for the office or County Assessor subject to the decision of ti.e Republi,ar County Convection.
 E.G. MORTON.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
FOYe CORONER.

I hereby announce myself as q candidate 5or reelection to the office of Coroner and Public Administrator Of Cochise County subject to the action Of the Republican County Convention,
 JAMES DEAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
E'residentiag Appointments.
COunc;llnen,

h>TSSiesensaAE App02HdHscnES' Special to TIE DiILY ToMBsToEEl.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-The Presi- dent has made the following appoint ments: To be Registered of the Land Office, Joseph J. Kinney, of Missouri, at Tuc,on; to be Receiver Of Public Moneys, Fred W. Smith, of Arizona, at Tucson; to be Indian Agent, Chas. P. Yates, of California, at Round Valley Agency, California. James T. Callahan ot New Mexico, has been appointed special agent of the gen eral land office, for fraudulent land entries.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
FOR SIEIGRIFF.

hereby announce myself as q candidate For the office of Sheriff uf Cnchise County, subject t9 the action Of the Republican L9dnty Convention, which meets in Tomb Si. ne, MoAday, Scptemh.r l3, lSSG.
 C. ,RROrT
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
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 EeE SHERIFF.

hereby respectfully announce myself {" candidate for the office of Sheriff Of Cochise County, subject 10 the will of the Republican County Convention.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
FOR C0rSrY ASSESSOR.

I hcrcby and uncc myself a@ q candidate for thc office of Cuunii Assessor, subject tD tie 2rt,oa Of the Repubic"n Caunty Conrru:i,n. W. Rl RhE.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
FOR corNrY TRHAsURER.

hereby announce myself us a copdidaie for the uilire of Treasurer Of Coci.lse Covnty, subject to the artion of he RePub- ic4n County Conyentior,
 4. ]. RITTEP.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
EIOR COVTyTY RECORDEEs

I hereby anpouace myself as candidate for the office ei County Recorder, subject to the action of the Republican County Con- yentiou. W. F. BRADLEY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
FOR CONSTABLE.

I hereby announce myself as candidate for Constable, subject to the action Of the Republican County Convention.
 F, J, DODGE.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
FOR CaIwv GN POLICE.

hereby snmoLmcc n.erlf s' d ca'd. date or me office of Licf Q! Police Gi the city Q Toml stnHc s. inc ersIing rI! election
 GEO. ". OAK2
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
For City License Tax Collector,

I herruy announce myself rs a candidate for ;hc office nf City l,Gsnsc FAX Collector, Assessor and Health Officer, subject 10 the will of the people.
 G. ". CHAPMAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
rsNR COxSTAE,HlE.

Thereby announce myself for the office 0. Constable for Tombstone prccInct, subjrc to the action oG the Republican County Convention. FRANK BROAD.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07

Postmaster Clark and John Slaugh- ter were the only two democratic del- egates to the territorial convention at Tucson that were represented by proxies.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07

The Bunker Hill mine was started up this morning only being shut down one shift and the drift that IS being worked is all iR rich ore.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
Silver Quotations,

The following is the latest price Of silver in New York and London:
 NEW YORK, Sept. 2.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
City (OMslcii.

The City Council held an adjourned regular meeting yesterday afternoon.
 Present-Cuuncilmen Rafferty and Cohn; Mayor Thomas in the chair:
 The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved.
 The followin. bills were to the Fin ance committee:
 Tombstone Gas Company .$l32 co Huachuca Water Co.. 14 % DAILY TOMBSTONE. ....... 20 % Interpreter ...............-. / 5O
 The following bills were reported correct and ordered paid:
 Epitaph $l02 70 Huachuca Water Co. Il co
 MT. k. w. Wood appeared before the City Council in the matter of the suit of the Huachuca Water Com= pany vs. Barrott & Woods.
 MT. Woods qaid that he thought that it was the duty of the city to de lend this suit, which was brought to restrain the defendants from using the City Water Works. He further stated however, that the defendants were willing to do their share in the matter of services and of expense in defending the suit,
 On motion the whole matter was postponed until Saturday, September the eleventh, at o'clock p. m.
 Or motion the Council then ad- journed until Saturday, September II, 1886.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
TELEG RAPHIC

TELEGRAPHIC SPECIAL TELEGRAMS, The Strikers of the Union Works Ac. cept Terms and go to Work. Old Boy Alexander Proclaims His Abdication in Favor of Prince CIdenburg. Hiram Yickerey, ChlorofoFm Burg- lar Gets Forty Years From
 Judge Green. The Republican Territorial Conven- ton of New Mexico Nominate J. W. Dwyer for Congress. Sedgwicl1, Cleveland's Celebrated Em- bassador says that he Knows all
 About the Cutting Affair. Nearly S5O,OoO will be Received at Charleston, s. C., for the Dis tressed by the California
 Liver Regulator. F. w. Smith, an old Resident Of Tom ostone but now Collector of Customs at Yuma Appointed
 Indian Agent. Thirty-flve Thousand Laborers Par aded iu Chicago this Afternoon
 The Millennium Nearly
 Here. Pete BoIan of Graham, for Chairman and Chas. DriscoIl, of Cochise, for Secretary of the Democratic
 Territorial Committee. Mark Smith Nominated for Congress Q. 3I. Strauss for Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Wat I1ins Of GiIa and Cornwall
 ot SIohave for Joint
 COunc;lmcn.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-07
 Strikers Ak Work,

Special to TEE DAILY ToNsgFoNE.]
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2. - The strike at the Union Iron Works which has been in fores for the past few months virtually came to an end this morning by the striking moIlders go- ing to work.
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Charges for Politics. Announcements

The following are tla prices charged Tor PoIical Announcements in these columns, which must be paid for iR advance 10 insure fl,.;r insertion.
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g. ". Bv~yer for Congress.

g. ". Eswyer Tor Congress. Special 10 TIE DAILY ToNRstsSEl.
 ALBUQUERQUE, Sept. 7.-The Re publican Territorial Convention of New Mexico was held at Las Vegas to-day. J. ". Dwyer was nominated for Delegate to Congress.
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Office Ofslle Tombstone NSili and
 Mining Company.

PHILADELPHIA. August 10, 1886. To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE TOME EToNE MILL AND MINING COMPANY ::
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Sedgwicl1, Cleveland's Celebrated Elm bassador says that he Knows all
 About the Cutting Affair.
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2. II. Taylor of the lower San Pedro Is in town.
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r. W. Smith, an old Resident Of Tom ostone but now Collector of Customs at Yuma, Appointed
 Indian Agent.