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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-15
LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Hsiley tIdahoI
Postofice for the week ending July 10. 1886
Persons calling for any of these Letters will please
say advertised"
Candell Dan Lawler
DOMAIN Thomas Marshal DR. II
Erwin Ii NJ Miner NJ
Higgs David Mcbride
Horizon Reedy Joe
II. BEWS, Postmaster.
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"WantedS

To lease for one or more years,
good hotel where 20 beds can be put
in. Will take Miners Boarding
house of 80 boarders. References
good, and party entirely responsible.
Address "Boarding house," TINES
office.
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Appetite, Dizziness, and all symp-
toms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle. For sale at Tracy's.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-15

Take Your ChOice-5Oc. Cash.
Over 500 jumpers, blouscs and
shirts will be sold at SOC. each, worth
81 and more.
GEORGE KRIEG.
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OF voting, Newcomer building.
Shoshone- Fred Hoffman, A S SEN
ter, B Gaffney. Place, Dewey House.
Sawtooth--T B Shaw, Tim Ken
nedy, - Hoover. Place of voting,
old store of 7 B Shaw.
Soldier-John Minear, VIM Nc
Cam, G E Sampson. Place, Minear's
office.
Spring Creek-M A Gordon, S X
Fowler, Saml CLANCY. Place, Browns
house.
Tikura-W l. Jacobs, Peter Low
ing, w H Hodgman. Place, r. R.
station.
Toponis-Jas Otterson, VIM Stew
ems, E X Woodward. Place, Jas
Otterson's house.
Vienna-Wm Kruse,F w Scovile,
Gardner Adams. Place, Idaho For
warding Co.'s store.
Warm Spring Creek-Mike Carey,
Milt Mourning, Chas Spears. Place,
boarding house of Warm Spring con-
centretor.
Glenn's Ferry-C G Glenn, A NJ
Sinnats, G K Corker. Place, c C
Glenn's house.
American Falls-M G Hughes, Jos
Watt, - Snlfhebeams. Place,
Hughes store.
Ethe!l's-D B Ethel, J B Nichols,
Chas Savers. Place, Ethell's house.
Willow Creek-Wm Armstrong, M
H Vanlandingham, VIM Tolmie.
Place, Armstrong;.
Smoky P McCafter, Sam Friend,
t d Bellinger. Place, Sifers' saw
mill.
Boulder-Frank Bradley, John
West, Fl J Murdoch. Place, John
Fosters cabin on Boulder.
Era-A A Bonham, - Huff, Sr.,
T N Ferguson. Place, Bonham's
house.
Antelope-Al Mulhall, Dan Daugh-
erty, VIM f Means. Place, Mulhall's
house.
Camas Mill-Jas Doniphan, Jas
Richardson, Geo Sampson. Place,
Doniphan's house.
Island-Dan Dieggs, Dan Pickett,
S T Moe. Place, Dieggs' house.
East Fork-G Benson, S S Stinson,
Seth Lord. Place, Benson's.
The Board ordered that if the
Judges Of election of precinct shall
be unable to open or be prevented
from opening the polls at the place
designated, they shall hold the cleo
ton at the nearest house precurable.
The Board divided the county into
three Commissioner districts pursuant
to law, viz:
District No. Atlanta, Rocky Bar,
Ethel, Mountain Home, Indian creek,
Sawtooth, Vienna, Galena, Warm
Springs creek, Smoky, Boulder, Ket,
chum and East Fork.
District No. 2-Hailey, Bullion,
Camas Mill, Willow creek, Crichton,
Soldier, Carroll, Deer creek and Null
doom.
District No. 3-Bellevue, Broad
ford, Spring creek, Tikura, Glenn's
Ferry, Medbury, Bliss, Toponis, Sho-
shone, American Falls, Arco, Martin,
Howe, Birch creek, Little Wood
River, Malad, Antelope, Era and Is
land.
THURSDAY, JULY 10.
CLAIMS ALLOWED:
] Van Ness, as witness and juror. .....,S $40 sc
| Van Ness, cash to transport insane TO
| hnyAuu loZ IL
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NEW TODAY.
Delinquent Sale.
T UCKY BAR PLACER MINING COM.

I UCKY BAR PLACER MINING COM.
Ia PANY-Location of principal place of bust
ness, Haley. Idaho.-Location of works, Lucky
Bar, Owyhee county, Idaho.-Notise.-T are
delinquent upon the following described stock, on
account Of asses ment NO u levied on the oath
day of June, 1885, the several amounts set oppo-
site the names of the respective shareholders. as
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NAILS CLOSE


Once always open to owners Of lock boxes.
General Delivery and Call Boxes open from 1880
20. m. until 500 p N. Sundays, from IL, noon, to
2 ?. m.
Money Order and Registry Department open
from $50 .. m. until p. m. All registers must
he In by D. M or they will not leave that day.
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
,on Sundays or legslholidays.
III. BEwS. Postmaster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-15

SHILOH'S VITALIZER is what
you need for Consumption, Loss of
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Blanks Blanks! Blanks!

The following blank forms are .or
sale, for cash only, at the TIMES office:
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BY the piece, y and Is cents each.
In lots of 100, one-half of above prices.
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given to prepare a motion for new
trial.
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HALEY P0stOMce.

NAILS ARRrvE
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duty, and entities them 10 our eternal zrati- tlde.
 Resolved, That the Society of Arizona Pioneers is entitled to the chief credit for agitating the Indian question, until the government was compelled to acquiesee in Inc universal desire of the peorle-of Ari z0na as expressed through said society, and that our thanks are hereby extended to the Society of Pioneers for the energy and per- fistence which has brought peace to our territory.
 Resolved, That we are in favor of the ap- continent of federal officers from the resi- dents of the territory; and that we earnestly urge the passage of law by congress which shall permit delegates to vote and have equal power with members of congress from states, and that tbe territorial officers shall e elected by the people.
 Resolved, That this convention declares its unqualified approval of the late Kepub- Iican administration in Arizona, Its pro- gressive and beneficial influence upon the advancement of the territory, Its freedom from narrow and partisan abuse of power, and tho broad and liberal stand taken by It upon all matters of public interest.
 Resolved, That the Republicans of Ari- zona unrrserved.Y co demn the course pur- sued by Governor Zulick in attacking the good nam= and credit Of the Territory Ly contlnued and studied misrepresentations for partisan purposes.
 Te charge hIm with having siandered tie citizens 0! Arizona in official proclamutions and itn falsely claiming credit for results ,ccump Isbrd without his help or instru. m.ntaity.
 ne charge him with an arbitrary and rar,isan abuse ol power, in his efforts to rrinUYe without cadsc or authority of law able pt bic servants who are faithful to the trusts mpOssd upon them and who conn maI d Inc respect and confidence Of the people pt this 1rIrEOry.
 Me change the adu.lnIstration oi Governor Zunvk WI,h being hSrrUw ana partie3tn LII l5s ,nUIis aLd uIpUscS, teEoing 10 prostitute pubic officials to party rchemek la lh. OIgan.z.,tI,n Oi partisan y-IId lurics under the |, tuehNe Of party nanipulaLH.s ut gre at cApei.se aud without behcfcIHl results.
 kcsuNcu, That the he.- e.-ubHeauS Of Ari- Zoua commend The aeIlOu Ol the appointees UI the late Republican, -AAInInistratIVn -IR maintaining tLeir rights to reGain in Ltice umin |. e legal eXpIratiUn Of their terms, ;Bd appIUIe their strudiast iealIy 10 the hrpuuilCaI. pmty ana tLeir resistance to The arbitrary aLd illegal assumption of bower by GuVerRUr ZuIck.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

A FULL column of the Epitaph's rantiug appears in this m0rrilg's is,ue, agIiust members of the k pub
 lican Central Committee, anl caa'ii- dates whn visI' tine rooms of .h~ R = publican headquarters and in ju .ticc to the committee, THE TOMBSTONE 9s a RrpI5!. an acw.pTFT bt tleving tr.t tic committee should at last d,.-~rv+ respect fur their uIi n. efforts anG gen. .lenauly cunAuc;, Iu trying to induce Mir Dunbar to stand in and give the support of his paper to the regular Republican ticket, each name on said ticke. hrius .'l& ccd there by il majority Oi votes. obtained in the convention, said convention bling composed of delegates who nb- tainch heir plt:cs i:i saIl ccnvrn i"r hy majority of votes received ifom thri. f.lluw citizenS. Nov we Il .in;y raa i'l, qre..t..., i':s N. H1r".'. ciaio,laa ..e s:.,h a: . i%l.uh ;ca" w-,'"t..r, tHi rIp,c'!-g |" sT.- p,ri uf thv k.pa;'!ir.n Crml.ai c a.- nistr.', h. ris;.s [" r,.ra:yh a.,y ii ms G art,,.s f r; 'h" Hrlul 'r Ra'.":,;;-. c.m {. Al. r;.t j.sa- .s:d u.u'I,t. ( tj,*e' '.r.s-a :i- ,j.lons .o ,j;, .,.;. '. c.-,. .. N :,t. i rr...s..:a .4.t.-). .... 1:..e.. g. . 3sdn, "n.i i,Iori Z ., .., .hr t..A . . ;Nr ;iv.; [, j'apd .ra< h''n ;he "'.iy ] c;iecoid ia the hailnnn! "l thr work jugs of rhc firpubl.cin Genital Crn:- r.,, ir ; "" D li,Ne that this i> nnv
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JOHN SLAUGHTER, the Democratic candidate, was put mp hy the Democ- racv for the sake of his "sack,", and then for blind he is called cattle man in the hope that he will catch the ote of the st6ckmen of this county, but this scheme is too trans parent altogether. He may be cat Stleman in one sense of the word, but he is not Q stock raiser. He simply purchaseg cattle iu Sonora and sellt them in Arizona to the dctriment oi the cattleunsn of this Territory, who have invested thousands of dollars III the purchase of thoroughbred bulls for the purpose of grading their c1ttla up, and whon they are raldy for tue market the honest cattle raiser fnds that NIT. Slaughter Is around to un- derseH them with Mexican cattle, This, alone, will lose him the vote oi the cattlemcn of Coch;se county. 0i. the other hard, honest Democrats who have lab,rrd far wears for Ih' party without reward, dU nut feel hi' yup,os.inz | man who never took $ -:.r icIo a. ,uggte.. ta n. Tmly. ro. B .aau-h E. ..-s.s;. and vote to1 q .es- . .a tut wLo now O.. r 4.. elect sne Sheriff,
 Es-
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Notice of Forfeiture.
TO PETER BoNnE AND BENJ. J MARKS

TO PETER B0NDE AND BESJ MARKS
 You arc hereby notified that l have cx- peudcd the sum OI tSI,GOO) cue thousand dollars cuIrrLcy Oi tbe UHiIeG States, iR IaouI and imp;CvI menus upon tie Nellie James and Sallnas IOdcs or mI:ing ClaiMs> bituaIrd in MIlier's C1nL on, Huachuea EAuUn- taIi.s, CUchisc county Territory Uf ArIzUnH> III UrGer t0 hold Inc said lVGeS or mining claims for the yeuIs rndiug DrcrHtbvr 3lst> lSSl; lHes; 1885; lSS4 Anu leS5, under the LruS isiOns OI rurtion 23z4 ReYIscd Statutes uI line CuItId SlalCs, tu Wit: For labor hpd improvements upon Inc sad claims Tor The year cIiainc Drvr Der 3lst, 1881, vnc hun cred dollars each; for 'ke year ending De- cumber 3l, 1Ss2, Oh, LundI eu Goilars eachi for the year eLding December Sl. 1>o o3, Ons hundred collars each; for tue year ending UercuiUer Sl, lSS4, OIc hundred dollars each; for the JexI ending De"enhcI 3iA
 1885, one kuhdi ed dollars each Total for the five Jears, the Sum Ui tS ,0O0) CHe thou sund dollars.
 The lucat.eu Eotices of tEe saiG claims being recorded us follows:
 Nellie Janes min ng ciSim, in b0Vk 4 pages 2i2 and 2l3
 Sallhas minlng claim, In book f. pages 2.3 and 21+.
 In the records of Cochise county, Terri- oly ul ArIzCnu, transcribed from tue fiI1A Ouhth TICOrds. AuG II within ninety (a0) days after this holicr by uLlicaIiUH, NUu fail Ur Tuluse Io contribute, eat of JUu, your rrOpUiIIo of ouch cAIeIdii ure, AS CO-CMners, your inter est iu the said lUdts or mining claims will becuMG tue IropCrIy of lhe undersigned MEGer said section 2S=4.
 Il. Il. HOLLENSTIEN. HCharle; ton, CochlSs Co.,, A. T., July ~. lsSS
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To Creditors.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
 CrunIy Oi CUchlSc, Territory oi ArIzuLa.
 In Inc malter of The application of R9derick F. llaiford, and InsOlYent debtor 10 be uiscnargeu lrOm his dclis and liabIl- tues.
 Inc petition, schedule and inventory OC ROGerick F. Haiiurd. the above uHmed ieti- Iiuacr, LHTIns been received and filed here in, II Is hereby ordered that the said pgtI- lirher 6e, ana he hereby #, declared ihsGl- vent and Ine oheIiH Oi the county Oi Co., chist is hereby directed To take possession OI aIt Ihr Gslate, cal ana personal of sad petIt.Uner, except such as may by law bs exempt lrou C1ecUtIuu; snu of all his deedS VUEcHeIs, DUCks ol account and papers; aud l., kcep tAe same haieIy until The ApDoin.- InehI Lf an aSsI2Ler. II is further ordered In..J all pLrsCEs LIG iOrbIaGcn to nIAke pay uIeht vi any de1tS to U- lo deliver any pro; ;ei'J UriOugIng IO such cebtUr 10 hiIn, uI iOr lIs use, and said petitioner is forbid- uen 10 make any transfer UI Lis property or any portion thereof.
 l. iS iIlthrT ordered that the creditors of prtitIoucr meet aI tue OfnCe of the Clerk of IhIe Court at the Court House in the city of 1un,b bslUur, upon the 22d day of October, ,ScG, Hl lU o'clock Il. III. 10 prove their debts auG chOUhe OE1 or moIe aSsIgnecB 0. the estate OI De iiioncr. It IS further ordered IaaL the SlerK uI this Court shall imnis- diateiy publish copy Of this order in 1Hg DAILY IUMBSToNE, newspaper having geperal cIIguiatIon, and published at the ciiy Of tombstone, in the county Of Co., chIs", SIS "Ilcn as saic newspaper is prinIrd uuiuic tGe meeIIng Ol tie said creditors, aHG saiG c.Irk shali serve forthwith copy of this UrLcr by CHIteG StaleS mali, postage pirpaid Or pvgsOnally, on all credItUra named :n tEe nnEGxeG schedule,
 Dated Sept. le, lSo6.
 MEBSTER STREET,
 S-20;f County JudKS
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AFTER election Ground Gr:bHe. Berry will commence suit nga'nst all settlers who are llvIug up,n the rc- called Mountain M.,iL mi;.ing ground. He will not do It now, b.caufe he knows that If he di.i his Democratic ticket woul he Sl, ughter'! In NJ vember mex. Erllo% citizens. will y..u vote ticka; gp' up and handled by this land shark Berry, who i; oml aw .itin- ;he oppoItuni'y to d' si".l you of yuNlr homes? We d0n' !'.-- li-ve that yuu will
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

REALLY, if it had been conjectured for moment that the imvulnerahie platform Of the Republican party of Arizona would prove to be such painful thorn in the side of the Dem- ocratic cadaver, common pity for their sorrows would have prompted the formulation of meaningless milk-and-vater mess like that they profess to confess unto. The gloomy outlook and the chronic dyspepsia of decaying organization have merged the olI and feeble Democracy into semility and its Eeconi chillh"od.- Ciizen.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
Upper San Pedro Is~und-up.

Commencing at Cochisc Stronghold, Drl- .n"n n.oumtainE, October 5lh, 1856, from Irerc 1" Wncist"ne and San Pedro ksnch n San P dru R yer, above Dtrsun. ui the Itvrr lU S..nura ii..e, acrJ~s In Teiranaia. ih, nee arounG south | C HuachLca m"ln = tALs L, Barb .c..llar down rD"cumaIi ;U mouth of Ya,Iey Mir. Jams Vauan wll act throusho |, as cIi.larn ui said r"der'.
 F hEi;RERA,
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l. is reported th-t orders from Rome enjoin upon the Catholic churches of Cincin 1ati and the Uni :ed States tn pay off the $5000,000 If ,ie5;s of the late Archbishop Pur- Fl. Tins, ii rue, is strictly honest. The people of Gin innati, mainly the prorest classes, year af CT year made he Arch ,ishop their banker H. used the money to erect fine churches and schnol> and colleges. and none of it for his own personal use. Pu' when lied upon for settlement he could not cash hiS notes and for years hundreds of families have lived in want having lost their all Since the death of the Archbishop the receiver has squandersd some quarter of a million assets and some action ought to be taken in the interest of the church and also the crediiors.-Ex- change.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

A philadelphia dentist who, in eX- tracting d women's tooth, pulled cut d large portion of her wv bone Is br- ing sued by her for $I0,000 damages. It is understood that the w"men's husband has privately informed the dentist that if he is mulehed in the damages claimed he will send him his check for the amount. Some men know how to justly appreciate favor even though it WAS unintentisnal.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

A. J. Ritter is the chri ice of the people of Cochise County for the office of County Treasurer, an o5ice that he has fl jed f1r iha past two years with credit to Il nisl' and to the people. He has c"ndurtt'i :he office upon an economical haS!,, and although his work h,s been lnuh led by reason of the last legislature making him the tax colitct"l, not "na word 0i fAult has ever b7e' fol .': i ? him. IIi1 opponent MT. Tweed l. s very honorable gentleman lut hia health is such that he cuuid moI aE tend to ,he duties of the "!ii,.2 anl jt woulI have 70 !e condL-te,l 0l'ir, iv hy depu'i's an,l :" the re"p| "f ','jr county will quietly lay iif" a@ay 1f ii!s p"l.l,-s. gg;T.' 5t >@E."..,se a.' eI,c; '. t. sos n D .2 ,. F.. "....' vr in let,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
IanIt!

At the Pony Saloon and take q Lrlnk of that fine old Hermitage bourbon. W. II. McBraycr Bourbon, or some of that elegant old Hermit age and Guckenheimer Rye, guar anteed perfectly pure. Also ,he finest imported braLdies, wines and cig.rs, to be found in the Territory. St. Louis Lager Beer on draught. Eng fish Ale and Porter always on hand. Free lunch every day. Come all and ccmc often. HENRY CAMPBELL,
 S-23ti Proprietor.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

fort in their power to make the Epi- taph and Mr. Dunbar show their true colors, they have done go and very clearly at that. Will any body call such statenent as the following, which we quote from the l,st issue Oi the Epitaph, Republican: "We shall hold up every candidate to scorn and ridicale, who goes sneaking into a secret gathering oi political tricksters, for the purpose of securing d W votes for himself" And again, "Of those candidates who have allowed ihems, lv !u join a secret political organization tor the d"spicable pur- pose of obtaining few unconsequei . lial votes" The facts are that each and every candidate has joined the c. ntral Committee and laced their money at the disposal uf the com miiiee, having implicit faith and con fitlence that all heir actions would bc for the best. With such feel n # as these, Gentlemen of the Comnit- tee, from the candidates, and having the best wishes of THE TOMBSTONE for your successful management of the campaign, and will continue in your good work. We have taken il upon ourselves to right you before the eyes Of the people and let them; know that you are simt ly asking MT. Dunbar Io print the whole Reruhli can ticket irGm iup |" hu;.om, has caused Ill ihis uncIl!, d ior abuse It. be haal.ed upon y"u, sad ihE IoMB- sToNE stands rend! to defend You 1T your Kcinblitan irlnripI's.
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 ihe Rcl uti',"n truhty Cen!r.'; Counlittee iI.s a,i"paed inE DAILY i, MBsToNE as the. ,lhci.a organ fl tLe rnr,y in Cochisr c"unty, ii being the true exponent Of Republican princi-
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

THE Epitarh went out "f its Way m this mornings issue to insult the members of the County Central Com mittee, all uf whom are gentlemen of character and standing in this county, and whom the malicio thaf,s hurled hv such creature &s this man Dun bar. fail to strike but recoil and strike the man who huIls them.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

L. W. BLISN. the Democratic n0mi' nee for the Territorial Council, Is d man whom the lahoring man can not and will not support for he can not come down to thei, level He has to I've high up among such men is Ground Grahber Berry and others Of his ilk. Dem lcratS who have m.n- hcnd and courage of their own can not support man who wants to driH" them like cattle, as he did in the late convention. This was Illustrated very vividly when he run against John Carr for Mayor of this city and was beaten two to one, as he will l.. at the coming election by ". A. Har- wood.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
GcSIdSnldI

.i",e'. The oEiy tiis' cIass h";ei IL ipH.t'siUhr. Situated On inc curnCT 'l c".rtu und Aien streets. HanieUa.ciY Iurnlsurd ,hTuT. h"ut, and las alt fit d. ru Improvements. Travellers are rccom menued tu stop at thIs house. PrIvsIe ruums for commercial tIavGIera. Int bar of this house Is iurnlShrd WlIn IF proved billiard tables and caru rOUEl : al,d IS stocked with the tres: bra. 's" wines, Ilquoss aLft cI2ars.
 aGtt IOSLPM PASCHoLY.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

E. w. MORRISON, the Republican candidate for Cou,sty Jni=e, is first class lawyer, an:l will make Au excrl- enL Judge. He is hrad and sllnullvIs above Mir. Monk who cannot carry the vole of his own eection of he cnun- try, as man who is always qnarrel!ing with his nrigLbpIs, and d man wh" i- now trying :o grab all the lahI i'll the vicinity of his range, h, building little cabins thereon and claiming Ike land by reason of imrra vements. We have many interesting facts concrrn- ing this man Monks carcer, whic!, we will publish from time to time during the campaign.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

BILLY BRADLEY has been a worker ia ,h;. Republican party for twenty five years and has never before asked it for an office. and now that he ie b = fore the people his worth aud ability is recognized ivy Democrats as we'll as Republicans, and h.s election is Il furrg ant cunclusinn.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

DJN8Ga cDLtinaAs lo insult the in tell,g"nt wnrkingmrn 0: this city anI county thr ugh Ihe Epitarh, Gu; as here are not more rhan twcn'y of these papers suh>riibed for in the county, lis slnrs have but very lille effect.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

R s. HATCH. the R"r"hli"an can di,iatc for Sheriff, i> a man whom his opponent cam, { say opc single w'rd against. H. is brave #',a f,'s,I1Fs officer ard as SGch has proved his wrr!h ;o the citizens Of this county. His record from childhood will bear the closest scrutiny, and w;ll be found to he without blemi>h. and when tEe tickets are counted on the second day of November next it will be found that his worth az puklic of hcer has been appreciated, and he will be installed in his present office for two years more.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

IT IS with pleasure that we accept the compliment of the Epitaph as be ing the only person that had gra;i-- Jude enough for Gpueral Miles for he s 'od work that he has accomplished. to attend me Iin3 to exl:re,s that gratitude.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

THE Republican ticket from top 10 bottom is composed of men who are in crested in Cuchise county, and men who will bear favorable com- parisnn with any on the Democratic tickrt.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28

TIE grave in the j urn~ll,tie cem- etery has been pr.Hatcl I"r ,he Ei..- taph, ans! il will h, ...ij ..wsy ii t;w q ,ys, a::d +, so,c, Id eii."r w.ll te- !urh 'r h. f,lm:I occupation and acc It a situation as chamheIm: id in
 livery stable.
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THE Democrat being unable to an swer the facts set forth in THE TOMB STONE, lay back like saucy child and CIV lie, lie, lie.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
A VOTE for Slaughter is 8 vote for Ground Grabber Berry.

BY VOTING the Democratic ticket yon are voting your homes into the haudS of Grurnd Grabber Berry.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-09-28
NOTICE

NOTICE
 10 thc Taxpayers Of C0cHiSe County, A.1:
 The Territorial andCounty taxes for the current year of 1886 are due and payable at the office of the Treasurer and eX- omcio Tax Collec- tor o1 said co an- ty, i1 the city of Tombstone, and must be paid on or before the Sd Monday in De cember, 1 8 8 6 ', and on failure to Day tuO S3lAG SGo abova provided penalty ol five .p oe1J WILL bo added thereto.
 A. U. RITTER. Treasurer and ex-0fhoio Fax
 Collector fJr f;o3liS5 Coun-
 tY Ariz)32 Y5grL5ory-