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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-21

ne bill& The cause being
explained, another gentlemen was ask
ed to make a motion to adjourn, which
prevailed
SENATE,-Sth DAY.
The Governor approved the act to in
corporate the Board of Levee Commits
sioners for the Yazoo and Mississippi
Delta, also a joint resolution appointing
a committee to investigate and report
upon the State Charitable Institutions
and making an appropriation therefor.
The much agitated act to repeal the
lien law was made the special order for
Tuesday, the 10th, and the members
are making preparations for the grand
est display of oratory and statesman
ship ever witnessed in our State.
HOUSE---Sth Day.
Williamson, of Carol, introduced
resolution instructing the Committee
on Penitentiary to investigate certain
contracts made by the Superintendent
with the Lesses, and to ascertain by
what authority of law the same were
made, what amount was due the State
Jan. 1886 by said Lesses, and whether
the same had been paid into the State
treasury as required by law; also to
the management of the
Penitentiary, the condition of convict
camps, treatment, ETC., and to report
by bill.
Resolution was adopted and 300 cop
les ordered printed.
Acts were introduced to repeal the
law requiring ballots to be ola pre-
scribed size.
An act to define and punish the !
crime of polygamous doctrines and
principles, and of persuading others to
adopt or embrace the same.
An act was introduced to infringe |
upon the personal liberty of Justices of
the Peace, by preventing them frem
their legal knowledge in the
practice of law.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-21

TIE IedCc, ny preventing ehOi AASiu
displaying their legal knowledge in the
practice of law.
SENATE-9th Day.
A great national question successful
ly wrestled with by a Legislative Com
mittee.
The committees below reported fa-
vorably on the following bills.
Judiciary Communicable amend
that chapter of the code relating to
proceeding by mandamus.
TO repeal section 322 of the code in
relation to the duties of the commits
sioner of immigration and agriculture.
Committee on Federal relations:-A
memorial to Congress asking that a
nearer route between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans be established.
1t ought to fill the bosom of every
patriotic Mississippian with pride to
know that our noble Legislature has
the broad craftsmanship, and the COM
prehensive grasp of mind to grapple
with these mighty national question.
and throw them down and settle them.
Now that they have demonstrated
their power and willingness to do these
things, we want them to come forward
next week and settle the tariff ques-
ton. And then they can tackle the
silver problem, and we want them tc
go at it in cold, dead earnest; or hot
live earnest, if they see proper. And We
want to see them instruct Presiden
Cleveland and Secretary Manning as t.
the cause they should pursue, and i
they are stubborn about it, then re
spectfully and firmly ask them to re
sign.
Our Legislature has already shown
that she has the ability, and we wan
to see her keep firm in her presen
course, and we have confidence tina
she will.
The object of this memorial was
good one, and we want to encourage 1t
Committee on Corporations:-Act
incorporating the towns of Tchula ant
Theo, and act to amend the charter o
Oxford.u
Committee on Education:-Join
resolution to appoint special com
mite to investigate the State norma
college at Holly Springs, to pas
with amendments.
Senator Boothe offered an amend
ment to the Constitution to be submit
ted to the voters of the State at tn
next general election; section 1, Act 6
to be amended so as to read as follows
"Section 1.-The chief executiv
power of the State shall be rested in
Governor who shall hold his office fou
years and be ineligible for reelection
until after an interval of eight year
from the expiration of his term of OF
fee. Referred to Committee on Fed
eral relations
By Senator Vertner:-An act to APP
point committee to report the bes
plan for the establishment of a hom
for INDECENT Confederate soldiers. Re
fered.
HOUSE-9th day.
House Bill % to reduce expenses wa
Indignantly received, and enthusiast
cally and indefinitely postponed.
An act to amend the laws in relatio
to exempt property was indefinitel
postponed.
An act to restrain the Board of Su
pervisors from acting as Commissioners
and from ordering the county treasure
to deposit funds, was also indeflnitel
i postponed, as were many other bile.
An act to amend law relating to dis
tributing shares of minors was laid o
the table subject to call.
\ DIR. Hoyle Chairman OF the commit
1 ee on railroads reported the blu to raj
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1886-01-21

I.'t | biu1 The cause being
explained, another gentlemen was ask
ell to make motion to adjourn, which
prevailed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11

Order. In Favor Of Nature of Claim
543T ]. H. Schumacher. .Blacksmithing, Oct. 83.
AuouNtIl

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
L. Favor Of
Nature Of Claim.

Order /. Favor Of Nature OF Claim .
$3.50 Auerbach. Finch & Carpets, etc., furnished
Van Slyck. .......I City Clerks office -.
52S3 st. Paul Water Co.. Water for steam roller
1884 N. W. Tel. Elk. Co. Rent of instrument for
Sept, S3.............
'~o' T Nn"a, Don"' Four cuspidores. -. :.
$3.50 d. H. Gregg. Est. No.S, building CHM
"a ney on market house.
52S7 H. V. ALLEN Co., Y.GuIlt st. Paul Police but
tons
52sS g. H. Williams. Whitewashng ......
$3.50 Power s. Wheeler. Building a part'n wall
bet. boiler house and
coal bin in m X house
$3.50 Parks and HodgIns. .CarpenteriDg in city
hall and market house
529l Fire Extinguisher pouo. po., w.,
Manfg Co......... o' ""sou''' -
5000 Geo. Mitsch.. ......... Blacksmthing, Sept ss
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-11
Nature of Claim.
In Favor of

1 MON u
on Lafayette
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i''' ~ paving Fort ST. from,
Thlrq st. to s. city lin
sooe Andrew Jaiolts...... ON act OF est. No. and
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ST. from Firth to Sew
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1907 Jsiel,s on ac I OF est No. = and
final, paving Third st.
from WSuco1ta st. 10
Bfsadway
final paving Jackson
1929 j. Boldt.ren. Est. NO l, eradg Men
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1883 :. 'sehertSon'S add to
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SiSish ST. from Doug
Isss 10 fNSnsHse ST.
5000 Doherty g. Doherty.. list. No +, western uv-
sever system.
SCOOP H Terlaey Est. NO. ), sewer ON Col
!ege av., from Third
St to Rice st-.........
SOIL Warne & Stockton. Est. NO. 1, sewer on
Seventh St. from
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street. ..............
J0lI T. S. Blodgett. .ESt, NO . sewer on
Dale ST. 49,.
501S T. S. Bodgett. Est NO. 4, saltwater
ST. system OF sewers.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
Notice to @CEee.Itvrs.

E-tafp Of Ida Wate, q, d,cvascd-Notice : her, by. given !'y lhr undersigned at!niInis 'r:tliY Ul the esjatC uf ida A Waffle, dc- ceased, 10 the creditors e., 2ld ail person, tavrH@ claim, against saiG q, ceased, io rX- "j' it thcn niih inc necessary YuuclCrS. Ni,hiu lUu months alter thc first I.ubilca ,ion of this no,irr, a; Ter office, Ftemon jrrct, between Fourth and Flf.h, Itmh ttnv, AriZ ina.
 SUSIE ]. DlAMCND Come and sec our dress-goods, ba gain counter. Palace Dry GoCds Store. 92Iu
 Just. received, at Raggs, new lot Of California mcr's and ladies' sad iles. 1a-I Crockcry and glassware, Of all dc scTirtions, at Bagg's. B If Y.,r can get dress fer $l59, good wearing goods at the Palace, Fifth street. S2Itf
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

Arizona has need to congratulate itself. Marcus Aureleus Smith has promised us an artesian well for each 16O acres of mesa land ip the terri tory, and in addition to this, Il mint for each county in the territory, throwing in as a bonus custom hou 0. strung along the Colorado, Gila, Salt and San Pedro rivers, sufficient to give every man in the territory four dollars a day and roast beef
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
SOglac flsiHs E1u EeczI -E Egsor1.
 Ea.sE:G.

"Why?"
 Because it will aid you more tan qny- thing else in acquiring knowledge Bvcaus; 1t will hcip you tp good business. "lIow can it be learued:n
 By tine aid of a book sludlrd at homr and l"sN"ns by mail rom an accumulated teacher.
 At ohat cXpensc:"
 The lrihing sum of sG.GO, ncIr ding nook.
 Why so chcar when colleges advertise thc Sninc course oi inSirurtinu f.r :Zj :" Because new fCyl !rnrk iS used .iiat rr- iuccs he klhrr of learning proLort ona'rI, 70 the Inference i" pIice by inc system be :ng made simpler thar hcrcit.furc and m5Ic rac;irai, besides being thc mL,f ru1l,Inr method, having the irdnr>r.rcnt uT on, Con%res 'l"nnl and pr d=>sionaI rrr.nirprs every wherr. together With ever 1900 ,rralu- atcs oi cur Chain ut Phnuayrar,,,i:. Col legcs. Boys and men on lEr i,rin. il, wor. shcp> ana alsrNherc; girls at hnn.t.. in f.ir tories and t school l:av. ;c#riel 1L,. ,rr n, from three 70 six mpntIa' strdv Auri,n spare moments and been l., bed ln l.o,ilf, rS m offices by Mr. S"ou-Brnw nr. whrr,. tl.ry have ears el from $i2 to 52O q week. Wrii,. and ask for free Sampir copy oi Brovnc'. Photographic Monthly Es4TjfIl particulars Address D. L. ,Scott-Brcwue, 23 tlr7top Lee New York NY ;P cg Gm
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

The Cochise county legislators are said to have annoupced their in ten tiOn to do their utmost 10 abul:sh the county court. Unless it is acccm- Pfished under q general law, thcir best efforts will be utterly futile, and Il such .oonsumation is reached il will be great favor to the newly elected judges, wLo, under the pro visions of the new United States law. will be entitled to fLH cum aensation nov fixed, during the entire four years term for which they are elected eyen though the office is abolished.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
EuliIDEUES.

IN HE tUS1l(I'S (CIECF SECOND Iownshil, UJ the Count 0. CocI..se. Ter. iitnry oi AI iZUnH, .
 Ii Rogers. riairtiG, vs Mrs Etmjrs Cckcr, Dc;cnGunt
 Lc 4crritury uf Arizona sends crerlipy 10 Eimlra Cokcr, deicGGant
 lou are hereby 7UmmJncd to appear he ore me, at mT Gilite in Benson, in the coup- ) ol O0chlse, oh Inc l4th Gay oi U..tubrr- lecb, al o'"io' iL , in an ,GcIIon brought against you by saiG pII:niifl, tu aHs..r U.. c"ul lii"lhl ol lhc 'Gote HanIed plaintIa
 Said action ls b.UUSht tu recover of ynu tie sum c! NinCl UOi,ars aid ility-hIc trrts d "E account sla:eG, LStWceH ,Gu and .h, "Im cl hoscrs Bios, Bcnson, Arizona. for %o0's soid ahd u- liYeicd 10 ou at 1.ur In- Siai4ce aud request, and Tor H.uury auyaurr,i ts Ml'i hiUrc Iulii ai'pear on stalel.euI on hIe .E lhls ch.te Whi, h is nsGe l. bari rf compliant 6y IlaiAiil, Or jUG.Intnt w m te taLCh aAaias1 yUU fer lbe lala amount. t0- @eiher "ii- cUN!s Gt this AuiJ ii GU iali to appear ant. answer
 4" inc cicrIn Or any Constable or said county, -rre'IrS:
 MIhc it%-i ssIN.ce aLG oI.e leihib 1Lyr,er Gi'oh unGer uI L+na ii.Is Sin La, nf August, iooO.
 EO3T L MILLER. A Justice ei tie fe. (, for .a. q ,.ol4tL;t.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
SsheriR's Sale.

E1Y VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS EXE GUTION A1 ssued ont of the Dis rict Court Ot the sIrst Judicial nIstric, in and for the CoEnty O .. Terri Ory Of Arizona, to me directed I1t Gci''.F cd On JudcT' It rem cred 1T sai COIrf oa 'Ec 22d dlv of of MArOL--1ts5G, ;Ii :tToT of The Alta Mining x SmeiiHg company and aE'iI~t 1Ee Bcns Il ming & Smclling o-rrrrr--. I.:arJ q To make the sum ~f Si.111SS damages with crest ibcr on rom dat f Juda- met r.t the IatC of len CT cc.t per annUm mil paid; together wi;h Sji.:U sts an4 acciuiHc cos $.
 Il vc this day levcd upoa :hc following de- ScribCu pr iDcr;y, tO wIt:
 All hr right Ii le and iatcEest of the Benson Mining an! Sm iii'G C0mpsry.i ia. cs La { Of the southcaS' quar Y If Section 1O Township F, 70 Hh: R nge 70. Eas in Cuchire ouniv Ar zH q Territory nd in he Orc sm, ling and r dHctinn work and mae iuerv erected thcreo., as il existed OE the day If March ! s
 Pub!ic nol c l. hereby siyeE th | on Satrrd Y the 31ih day Of November, iSSi, lctHeea tie kou:s oI d. m. and p. Tn. in fir mi Of tl. sh,r- if office in the Cty tf Tombstone Ccca'se County, Arizo Territory, will sy1 all the II ht, ttlc and ii tcret of tine said Brns H Mii.- ing end smolting ompl"y iu and to h, ahov. described rr Pcrty ar Pu lC Aucs'oa th in . hiG est and best bidder for cash. Ia W!u m lEt ' inc United SIa cs tu sat. .sfy said execution and all CG-ts.
 Dated lis Inc Cti div oi November 1sSG.
 B. x HATCH. Sh r ii.
 Fy C. D REPPY, Dcpu:y >le.iT
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

DUNBAR infolms the ruIl:c this morning what he intends to Go at the republican convention two ycals from now. To those familiar with the fact that he could not get into the county convention of his party; was denied admission to the territorial conven- tion from this county, it looks as if John would occupy the position If the emasculated dog at the canine love feast.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

Mark Smiths m; jori'y in Gila county, according to the Silver Belt was S2. Cords received a majority Q 3s. It appears that the entire county democratic ticket, with the excep ton of sheriff, Hudson, repub- lican, ,was elected.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
Dceoiarn,.ea Ca sol. s..aG.rss.,,,
HE iEHkIIoEY OF AEIzuNA,
 OtHTY "F rf.i,.eL Se


 HE Ei.tIIOEY OF AEIzuNA,
 totHTY "F oGh.sE ss To whom IL J'rv crrrrrr;
 Know lc n ut tLr ire ;I. ,. cay of Sruf,r,. ei, 4. D. .sSf -,ir> l,Lisc N,rtis |. .,r ,,f E. .Ncrr's n'nl~ It- iuiiowii.S G, ,Iyi:ti,.r .Oi Ill, u' lrs' Ct raiiJ iLs Jlf ar.,, L ;r,saet '"S "usiHtss Oi Gel lii: UNM l.aLIe as n suIt, r"urt, tu-"u: hal 1 Hit, nu tC carry ut, ;n .-l own ni'he 'ilu IUr ,Hy UNn usv aLd ben. ht h.c Llis .I.t % Gi Wholesale al,u re- i'ii 1u'chor m ii.c..is ir al UI it's braurlts '~ "su"!lS carfie. OH U riEtr priscns III ne Itilit"r} OI +iizCha, Where | aEi now .tSlu'hS 4Lat nl CliIztLsEip is in ilc - C-intT rl CUCiilSc and l, rIItsrt cf Ariz,.i., "hG m saiu rtuLtl mie..d tu earn on tl,. "tI"IHtes al"ic>;,iu. iu witness whereof [ hr'vui.lo dnSvrtUe ny Iailic, tue uay u.d Ga.c a1Ule arIttcH.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Teirilo'y Of Asizuua, Lounty ui Co chsc, s.s.
 On this :9ih d,y Of Sertemte \. D. fSs6. pcraon"iiy appeared brio1e me, Win A. NaSE' nJ'ary pGDiIc. .h aEd .ur lhe c,t,n- U o' N, @H!Sc, L'uisc NOrris, known tu me 10 te Inc i'eiSUn Ct SvfICcd, and vh h. u,,td. thc l"ie-ViES GerlaftirI, Ul her ntenlinp tU raril "E lLv bu>IiicSs as therein stated Nho "' kii"" it dScu iU HIt that she executed me Sahe irre9 'hd Voluntarily ana for iLe usts "Ed @ibO;Cs lLefth mrHtiOned IH MtHes' "hrieOi 1 have LervuptO set my ha.d and aL.Xcd n,J rl.ciaI seaI, the Cav a:u eHr ih this ttItiEc;te Ifst wrIllep. lsA@LI WILL A. NASH,
 Notary Fubiic.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
E1sG-sAE -aGT&ce.

Strayed froi'I Soldier Holes about one month ago g bay hor>e wi'h buck' le brand on left hip, anI ;. running NJ nn left shoulder. A reward will b, paid 10 any one returning him to John MonIsomery's co'rol, Or giving infor- mrtion as tu where Ee can be found.
 tf DaN C-EaRY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

\ splendid Hne of m,n's Col.fnnia nndelc!othes, at Baeg's. 1"-u
 To REST-A house of three rcom>. corner of Sevcn,h and bruce streets. Nice garden, chicken buuse and sta- bIe; lrul'-bcarim4 trees, grape vines, etc. Will be ren ed cheap to good .en"nt. Apply OH the premises. If
 The finest family flour, at Wall colts, on Fifth street. u
 We expect ru.h fer eur drc-s < 5ooda, bargain cou";rr. F"lac,. II
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
S&gI=ets.

@tr"yed from Charleston, light eoI- rel horse, about twelve hands high, with white off hin,I foot; kncts show scars of old break. List seen going down San Pedro. Rewa d by return ing tc Tombstone M. E NJ. Go. 10 2G
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

THE editor of tue Epitaph hangs in mid air like Nohamcds coffin. The Republicans have repudiated him, and tue democrats wont take him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

MT. Frank Hurd will pot herd the democratic free trade hosts in con- Gzess pext wn CT. Cause why-he was showed under by eco woes.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
s.,,,,,r s.an Pedro z..nn,,-.,,.

ComHtnring al Coci.isc StroL sho;d, Drr- g.'on molIhlair., GetoUer 5ih, lSs6, from trer, !" WleIsi. nc aId San Pedro kanrii "n s." P,Grt h Vel, 'Lov, Brisoi,, ul. tLe '' '" s'n"la int. .''r'se 10 1eIapala, thenge at'''.i.o ftt ln (. EuaeLLca n.oLL> td'H> t4 Bart ..r' L-'sr., e,wI. b. rbiccn uri 10 m"uth 'i 'a'ie! Arl. J"h:,s Waugh nHI ''t thr""S oe' as oai ,SlI ri s+iu IcGeIo.
 r. iE,RERA,
 s.c'y i.S. G. A.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

THE interrogatury again presents 3tself. Vixen will John DO Clun, be appointed Iudian agent at San Car ios2
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

Dunbar is going to .disincorporate %he town. Why in the name of the salpts does not his master Berry, make Aim advocate the dislueorpora- ton of the county?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

It was cold snap in Arizona for the Republican party, but away back east, the flowers are blooming, and the little birds are singing over the the Bepu blican victory.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
Look Gut.

And don't you forget il, that WoIcott & Me,sick have the finest toilet soans for sale that has ever been offered to the people of tl:s city. j-33i
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
Dissolution cf Partnership.

To whom it may concern: Thc firm of Barrow iC Ba%g has this ury dis sOlrcd by mutual consent. = N, Barrow retiring from aid firm. All bills against said firm will be aid by & C. DagE. $. C. BAGG,
 S N. BARROW
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

WILL some bowling Dcyrish of dem Ocrat kindly inform us how the next lower house of Cnngres; stands?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
OFFICIAL PAPER
 Cochise County.

Elaine will be the Republican nom- inee for President in 1888, and don't you forget it.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

THE TOMBSTONE is a paper of the people and for the people, and will in the future as in the past defend their tights.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

"Abraham Jonas" Ritter will be the next treasurer of Cochise county. Dye moind that JoInny.?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

How does the democracy like the 65,OOO votes received by Harry George in New York city?
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

THE next legislature should pass a Primary election law similar to tLe Porter Jaw in California.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12

The Maison DJrce will receive this evening the first shell oysters of the season, and keep them constantly on hand. Call and ;ry a rlaie Of them. S-JVlt
 The Skating Rink will oren to- morrow (Saturday aftcrnoon), and continue oler every afternoon and evening until the close Of the season.
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 All persons indebted to Srhoerfeld < Ueyman are hereby no flied 10 settle forthwith, otherwise their ac- counts will be placed in the hands "f an attorney with orders tC face col lection. Al persons having claims against the firm or against L. 6Choen- field, are requested to present the same at the store and receive pay ment.
 SCHOENFELD & LEHMAN.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-11-12
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The undersigned has fnr sal., in lots tn suit, at 'hcir mil al Inc he.d ui uoi,e', Cany"n,
 SHAKES, SHINGLES,
 and MINING TIMBER. Juniper Ti:nber, 20 Feet in Length, And other kmas of lLmbCr, which will hr sold al prices that defy compeIii on. Eycry lCot of our lGmhcr k @uaruuIr"d Address, HOLMES <S THOMPSON.
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