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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1886-12-11
CRIMINAL MATTERS.

CRIMINAL MATTERS.
State VS.. Thomas Il. Davis for
breaking and entering in night sea-
son and committing personal vio-
lence:-Defendant acquitted.
Charles Plout for stealing mule:--
Defendant discharged.
John Bridge and Edward Norton,
for allowing saloon open on Sun
day:-Demurrer sustained and de-
fendent discharged.
Robert Laird same charge:-In-
dictment nollied.
Chas. Blosser, plea of guilty of
assault and battery accepted
Fine $500 and costs, stand COM
mitted till paid.
Rufus A. A. White:-bond for
feited and cause continued off of
the docket.
Edward Stewart, assault and bat
tery:-Fine $500 and costs and
stand committed till fine and costs
paid.
Thomas Parry assault and bat
tery:-Fine $1.00 and costs.
Irwin Wright, shooting with in
tent to kill and wound:-Trial had,
defendant found guilty of shooting
with intent to wound.
William Rice carrying concealed
weapons :-Fine 81 and costs.
Ellsworth Il. Chilcote and Hilas j.
Chilcote, assault and battery:-
Each $500 and costs, stand COM
mitted till paid.
Charles Heiseltein, ASSAULT
Continued.
Rial Yates, threatening Ian
guage;-Fine $500 and costs, stand
committed till paid.
John w. Ball, assault:--Contin-
ued.
Chris Hall, assault and battery
Fine 500 and costs, stand commit.
ted.
Aaron, Sarah, and Franklin Low
ny, shooting with intent to kill and
wound Continued,
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Fec"'io'.i'ics az Ifen.y ci.sy.

p h's day. It Wis lie habi, II I've
P''l'9 world y .hc Cirita'. ar ia Is
, J gay"st 10 rep ir to tie. Senate
= 'l"bnr TO listen to him whenever he
'e' lie was cvcryboiy's pit. so
''' '''N ever hal such adalaiion since
~ man has ever 60. hahitually such
n t-'''l aud brilliant audiences as be.
49, were days OF grand debate, when
p''Ss hai not gained So much pres
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-28

There is 4 prospect Of tbc establish
mcnt in New York Of a branch Of Pas
t.ur's labora ory, towhich Americans N
danger Of hydropIIobia ma, hereafter re-
sort, instead of travelling 81 the way to
Paris. Dr. Valentine Mott, a son Of
nr. Alexander B. Mott, one of the
most noted surgeons Of New York has
been over to Paris to study NJ, Pasteur's
methods and has brought back with him
not only great deal Of information and
an unboundod confidence in the great
chemists discoveries, but stock of ra-
bies virus aud an inotulated rabbit. The
rabbit died on Saturday and the next
day Or. Mot AMI his father inocula.o
another and are pr pared to start a hos
Pital as soon as they Gu lind the proper
quarters
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IIberot Uoot.

"NIinoral wool, originally discovered
at Sterling ~ Y, is now being man
u'actured in considerable quantities for
commercial purposes at Stanhopo, in
Sussex county. n. J This Is produced
from what is known as 'slag. formerly
considered as worthless, until BY ac
cident, resulting from the discharge
Of water from a hose pipe, as it was
being drawn into molten state from
the furnace, it was found that the hard
substance Of the Stag was readily
disintegrated fir m the mass and whipped
into a feathcry Substance that arose into
the air as rapidly as it was being
eliminated from one Of the hardest and
most brittle substances known in chem
istry by the simple action Of the vapor
contained in the water The philosophy
Of this is, that any two substances, Of al
opposite nature, by combining together
unite toproduce an entirely new prodne
from the de-conprising parts. How
this is accomplished is ope Of the grea
mysteries of nature as yet unaccounteC
for. Yet the result is not more re
markablc than the product Of eel
luloid 50 largely used in iewelry, from
a union Or gun cotton and camphor
and of hundred other forms as yet no
fully susceptible of explanation.
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Il Monster Hoatiug Palace.

Tae Gascogne, of the four steamships
Of the French Line, will leave Hayrc
for Now York on he first trip Ju'y 81.
T,4e Gascogne measures 6,S00 tons
ffrr dimensions are: Length 500 feet
breadth Of beam, 81 feet, aud depth Of
hold, IS feet The hull is entirely oil
steel, and is divided into several water
tight compartments. There will be ac-
commodatons for 225 first class, !!
second class and 500 third elias, passon-
gers. The Gascogne has four decks, on
the upper one Of Which she will be able
to carry, if required, seven six inch
guns The magts, four in number, are
of steel. There will be twenty-five lie
boats, all supplied with automatic fasten-
iugs, and with total capacity for 5000
persons. These boats will all be cap
able Of crossing the Atlantic alone
The vessel will be lighted throughout by
electricity and heated by steam. In adj
dition to the fresh water reservoirs,
which have capacity Of 30, 900 gall
Ions, there is distilling apparatus,
which can provide 1900 gallons day.
The coal bunkers will have G,000 cubic
feet ofspace The Gascogne, when com
pletely fitted out, viii cost about Co.,
600
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-28

The city Of Berlin. with about th,
same population as New York ha.
100000 more square yards of street,
thnu Tie tmeric1n metropolis II la,
comprehensive clucational and charita-
BILE systems, and maintains p free cir
culatiug libraries Its auuual municipal
expenditures IRE under $4,000, 000.
The annual expenditures of New Yorl,
are nearly $3G,o00,ooo over SO
600. 0e0 being required for salaries Of
Office holders alone
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Eemtaiscence Of Gen. GrG''t.


Gen Grant went to Richmond N Nay,
1867, to visit the battlefield i o. -. ooIa
llaF9'f. lie rodC Out l f'nr.5 he os ~
.jsgs aud n,ssci several hours in visit
ms The scene of one ofthe most saagain-
any and stubborn battles , o. 'a' WAR war
he battle Ia,'ea curing n,5 .baerel IL /.
'l'er WINCH men,. G p;r.r O'''T me appearance
IF the 5attIe-fslI When he revisited il
va bnt l,ttle changed. Rows Of vartl-
@ ~1r o' ~ ,'', ~i,bcr side still Renowned
g 80 , ~ :, n,rt If Me ground under
cultivation the soil being very poor,
b.t many small trees had sprung up.
raaf norton of the feli known as IN
front ot the centre lines, WHet0
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Statesmen WANTED.

Good reliable men 70 act as Agents ,n or the
with f full f ns d stock Good .%ra sasTY
avsn,.p enses aa experience not essential. For
terms aoa ares giving ege and reference Hoore'
Brot6ea," a = Tboma. Maple Avenue Nurseries,
Vss.eir, q lpO, ~. feb 2G-fm
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-28

The Senate passed. the Dmrlcy ship
ping bill. with an amendment To- author
ize the President to deny TO foreign ye~-
sel. privileges in our ports denied p, ali
vessel in fareign ports
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Candies |
Candies

7 have also added o my stock a choice lot 0 I
French and Plain Candies, and Foreign
Fruits, and invite your attention to the same.
Hoping TO receive the same liberal share
patronage as has been in the past accorded
me, invite an examination Of my stock an /
feel sure that can satisfactorily supply your
wants. Mrs. G. a WADE,
je Eft at postoffice, Port Tobacco.
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-28

HIVE or had at al times n splendid stock OF
Dress Goods Silks, Mourning Goods, Ladies
and Misses Wraps, JERSEYS, Shawls, Linen
Fabrics, FanRels Blankets, Q1fltS, Goods
for Men and Bows Wear, Gents Furnishing
Goods. Domestic Goods, Gingnams, Prints,
Satines Hosiery, Underwear, Laees, sc.
We Offer only such goods as we think will
nrove Of good value for the price paid. The
price in plaia figures marked on every article,
from which there is no abatement.
Having teen established in business in Bal
timore for IS years, and built up large
trade by fair dealing, courtesy ard attention to
the wants Of customers we think it will lie to
the advantage Of the readers Of this paper TO
deal with US. Samples will be sent to select
from when we receive plain aDd explicit d.
rections OF what is probably wanted.
NH l2-Cm
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Snecial Inducements.

Are offered BIZ US TO good men, to engage
in tho saIa Of full line Of Nursery Stock,
either h. The month, or year on salary OF
com n;.s;on NV EXPENSES paid by us from the
starr 4''I W. rill teach you the business Adj
dress viii s,,mp DE-. ATWOOD L Co,
Nurseymen, Geneva y. 7. ap 9-dt
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MARYLAND ID.IoDon.on.
Port Tol,occD. Ma.
FRIDH Wy 2srh...........l>,i

Senator Dolph has intro lueei 10 tie
Senate bill provrling tbr FcneI'y Of a
years imprisonment W q iuc Of So" sr
both for All Interference with rai.ral1
traffic and travel
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MATTINGLy, Reg wills Chas. Co,


NOTICE.
rE1IlfS Is to give aoiire that the Subscriber
4 has obtained from thc Orphans Court Of
Charles county, Maryland, letters Of admins
ration on the personal estate Of
ENoCH JONES,
late Of slid county, decreased All persons
btving claims against said deco Used are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
On or before the 3Oth day of O"i
next They may otherwise by law he ex-
gnded from MI benefit o.slid deceased estate.
Given under my hand this Both day of April,
1886.
ELISHA p. JONES,
Administrator Of Enoch zones.
m 2n-Arn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-05-28

40pieccs - inch Fine Curtain Scrim, Good
quality, worth l2l cents,
Only II cents per yard.
$50 pieces 4 ihch Fine Curtain Scrim, large
variety Of Patterns, worth 5 cents
Only l24 cents per yard.
so pieces a. inch Imported Curtain Snsis
worth % cents,
Only IS cents per yard.
500 yards Fine Curtain Swiss, very sheer and
pretty, worth 37l cents,
ULly 20 cents per yard.
80 inch Cblorcd Figured Curtain Madras, col
warranted ftsi, real value - &c rs.
Only l2I cents per ward.
50 inch Cie1m and Lemon Curtain Madras,
worth 80 cents,
ttnly - e n's pr yard.
10 inch Jacqnlred furniture Linens, excellent
styles,
OIL, 81 cents per yard.
80 inch Figured Riniirs, light effects,
Only SO ctut3 PER yard.
50 inch Figured Petit Puilots, very rich, WORTH
81 %,
Only 80 cents per yard
so inch Ex ra he. wy Petit Points, usually
sold as 81 o.
Only 81 60 per yard
80 inch Spun Silks, light ry,h efttcss, Usually
sold at 81 30,
Only ST. 90 per yard.
~ inch Fclting Cloth, in all the desirable
shades, best quality,
Only 81 90 per yard.
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Having made extensive preparation
and laii in an unusually Large Stock
We are now prepared to give special at
tcntion to Hotels, Summer Resort Keep
ers, Boarding House Keepers, and all
parties anticipating the refurnshing Of
their Houses with Lace Curtains, Win
dos Draperies, Furniture Linens, Gov
erings, Ready-Made Sheets. Pillow aud
Bolster Cases, &c, and confidently as
sert that no House can name lower
than quoted by us, on the same grade Of
goods.
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Sellers Liver Pills.

ACT DIRECTLY ON THE LIvEH.
Cure Chils and Fever, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headache, Bilious Collie, Constipation, Piles,
Palpiiation Of the Heart, Dizziness, Coated
Tongue, Sleeplcssness, and all diseases of the
Liver and Stomach. fyou do not 'feel very
we'll single pill at bed time stimulates the
stomach, restores the appetite, imparts vigor
to the system. For sale by Howard Bros
at 25 cents box. jy 24-lm
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Lace Curtains, white and Ecru

Lace Curtains, White ana Ecfu.
UnguestionaLiy The best BHyatns cver altered
By as.
White Lace Curtains, worth 81 %, at so cts
White Lace Curtains, worth 81 Is at 81 %.
Ecru Lace Curtains, worth 81 %, at 81 IS.
As an additional attraction we reduce prices
on our line of Turcoman Curtains with view
of closing them out at once.
so inch Garnet Turcoman Curtains, 81 yards
long. Reduced from IS 90 to
S4 20 per pair.
80 inch Garnet Turcoman Curtains, 81 yards
long. Reduced from 81 90 to
SIS 90 per pair.
so inch Garnet Turcoman Curtains, 81 yards
long Reduced from So so to
Sc 90 per pair.
50 irch Garnet Turcoman Curtains, 81 yards
long, reduced from Sll 90 to
SO 90 per pair.
so inch silk "Old Red" Turcoman Curtains.
81 yards long Reduced from $25 90 TO
$50 90 per pair.
!, will pay you to anticipate Your wants
and buy now, az these lots are not large.
NOTE.-We also have Curtain Poles, brass
and wood, in small sizes, particularly appro.
pirate for Lace and Muslin Draperies, fancy
loops and fxings, and everything necessary
for interioc decoration and furnishing.
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pper San Pedro asonmi-Hp.

Commencing at Cochise Stronghold, Drl- goon mountains, October 5th, 1886, from there to Milestone and San Pedro Ranch un Saa Pedro River, above Benson, up tLe river tD S@nora line, across t0 Terranata, thence arouHc south erd Huachuca mouL7 tlins to BarbacoIhari, down Barbacomari toi mouth Of valley Mir. Jar:' VauSn vii act throughout IS captain Of said rodrro.
 F HERRERA,
 Q Q tf Sec'y T. $. C. 4
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Fun ny.

Wiggins should die with his face to De Voc.
 The children Of the Abbey ought to be pre-eninently happy.
 Oft in the silly night, ere slumbcr's chain has bound us, fond treezrs bring the yall of Tommy cats around us.
 The first person to introduce cricket into this country Was Maggie Mitch,~ ell. How she used to bowl out the officers of the Army of the Potomac with "Merry Cricket"
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z,celaraaion of siose g'E:a.lerss.sil
TIE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, !
 COG'NTY oF GuCuISE. SS

TIE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 CoUNrY oF GuCHIsE SS To whom It I'.v corrrrn:
 Know ye ti-Jt on h." %. .h day of Septem- ter, A D. lSc' iIrS i,oaise Norris, vie of E..J Norris rat- t!.- following declaration or th. pu'Tosr oi carr yiH@ 1n ana transact iag Uusintts UPGcr ny own name a sole trader, to-wlt: ! hat i intend to carry on in ny own name and for ni; oNn use and bei- eft tie hu>.ncSs Of a wholesale and re. i;.Ii butcher m meats in al Of its branches a, usually carrie! oa by other persons in the TririlJry Ol ArIZona, wherG l am now rcs sidiu9. hat my citizenship is in the County of CJciIIse and Territory of Arizona, and in said county intend to carry on the business aforesaid. In witness whereof I hrreuuIo subsrribe my name, the day and Ga.c above written.
 MRS. LOUISE NORRIS. Territory of Arizona, County oI Co., cLise, IS.
 On this @9ta day Of September, 4. D 1SS6, personally appeared before me, Viii A. Nash, ! notary public, in and :or the cuun- ty oE C.c.iise, LGuise Norris, known to nc to bc Ihe person described, and who made the foregoing declaration of her intention to carrS OF tlc business as therein sJaled, who acknowledged to me that she executed tEe same IT, ely and voluntarily, and for the usLs and purposes therein mentioned. In witness whereof |. have bercuuto set my hand aud affixed my official seal, the day ard e;ir ill tLis certificate first written. SEAL WILL A, NASH,
 Notary Public.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

BILLY BRADLEY will start out in few days to receive the congratula- tions of the people Of Cechise county on his nomination for Recorder Of this county. Billy I; mau that no one can say 4 word against. Every body is bis friend, and both Denc- >erats and Ret,vi! oans wifi vo,a fer him.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

l. is said that in all the 500 le..crs of Cicero it is inn ossible 10 find ore in which he says word about the dress of the ladies of lis time. IL is inferred that Mrs. Cicero paid for her ow drrsses, and tha t!Jls were never sent 10 her ha>band.-N4rriatown
 Ior,lI
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LOsT---A dark sorrel horse, about i!3 hands high, and weighing from 69o to ,GQ po9nds, branded with two straight marks on the let shoulder. Ahy person finding the same will re- ce'ge i've ,ioliai> reward ty !eaYins !li'l. a; Brown < Hate's ,taLle.
 DANIEL IiCDDY. Tombstone, Sept g, I6eG,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

ANDY RITTER will on t,ae 2d' day of November next, be elected by la:sg majority to again i'll the office Cf County Treasurer.
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Notice.

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
 Whereas my former partner Fs.1z Ger, hardt has mysteriously disappeared frpn his place of business ;n B:sbre, Cochi C County, A. T., all persons a,e .e:eb. u-t- fled that will net be respolts.,.s o, 'ir! dehts which he may contract
 HENRY DU3tcHG:t Bisbee, August 4lb, 'SS5.
 FoR SALE-The fixtures and trade Of the Eclipse Bakery; also the Bakery to let. Apply to J. N. Nasf ', on the premises. i
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

The Mining and Scientific Press of October 2d, published at San Francisco, California, says: Silver still contiaues to advance, eG5 cents being biI in this city on Thursday. This is most encouraging to silver miners, who hope to see it up 10 $1 an ounce before very long. Every cent makes difference to those who are mining fer this metal.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

RE ONE thing CT tine other; be nlau enough to speak your own mind i; don't be ! hall-way man; he as every true republican is, an honorable, up right citizen
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zss,-s m4 Sos zwe gr..e>.

zss--s n Sos Ev.a Grsss-~-
 Capt. ] <. 4 nia-rone now ia cear- naaad of in bark Kals'.>us loading lumber at Pert Blskry fer lha w-st coast of $ u.h Ami .a w,s F. S-au.e yes crd 7. Capt. A:",s'ron@ Nil b. remembered as he c.mma'der who brought the ship Tempier from New York to San Fraac'sco a few years ago on one of tbe ms reln<rsall= assaces on record. After b,iag cut some lime, the car-si went to a f c- oigu port a"d r som rea>"a his crew cxce?'lng tha officers left F. naly two English sips came in and f m them C-f,t. Armst-ou; made IF a rew crew, ant after :,,ing vut fopr d,ya ths entire cew inc ud ng th ca tain ant his da gh CT were taken down vii, yrl'oy fever. The first mate died and several ot the sailors Those 70 had the is9ase les vin- ,ert t''raw ns.a eve board ,ne by on. Ft. $ ip dr e1 a7o with ut pf ot or s4.-at,r fer m3-e th n . year. Gn eaat:.ia fas loas ti.-e ,eos so ..ola ,t2.ai ;h rer.,sas of tht. fever thst Ii Lad to b. a ne; l.. 'ht- le k 70 k4r in ro janping over- l.oard. ue w-as th sears from the chsns an ia..jns7 c th's day. D,.' i,g ,he year tha; the ship dsi:te ahout thr sec i.d ina,e en'! throe cl four of tn. sailors recayrreo, hut , il g out of sight of i,nd ana rot under s,audin. neri2a 'on the. wer. power
 ees to do anytIi wi'h the shig. Firaliy tue daHghte: re.aicrd t7'r req son, bui mt her stre aGth. One day he sent for the secntd ma c and ask ed Iin. 10 carry her on deck which he lid. She then sent fer Fer f4.her'> in strUme.;s and by tli" ali Of t! esr and her hn owltd..c ( cf neviIa'ian sh- figured oet the location ot h= " ss..l. sh4 then tcoll the charts from the cab in and traced GU ro1t4 70 Sa Frar- cisco. Sic 'hen practically took ( eom- rnand If tie vesaal ald orseFei t.e second mata and surviving Tn m'e' s of the crew to make sail, d grve them tho d;-; c:i.,. in Wl.ic!, to .-il Every day fir months sIe would le carried on deck tsI;e ths sun "n.i give her orders.
 Days and weeks passed ana the s!ir continued on her journey. Being so l gbt-hynGed the vessel could not Le p 'operIy handie,i and could carry but little sail, consequently her progress was slow. Alter many weary, 'reai y months tha ca tain re.ained h;a r>a son, q when te le:rae oS what h 5 daughter lad cone, ha was greatly surprised, and declare ti.at had Ee been pla' iu tha s,me l.o>iiion lie could not have done better. fife abip was loadei y,it gana'aI p2e; clan disc, the cargo was iLsurcd for over 4200 coo. he 'o z absence of the ship and no ti,lings from her, led the oHrcrs and all intercs cd parties to he.
 i've that she, with all han2s or board had been lost. Imagine the surprise after tie supposed fate of the ship Lad almos' past from Dkeir mi: ds. wien one bright d-y ia summ,r the shir Fem. l r, with her cargo all intact, came ~aiIing in:o $ n Francisco bag. = From the Seattle w, T) Post In- tn ,linnncar
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

Mr. c. c. BEAN will bo in T m - stone ere long, and will tell the ci5i- zens of this city what he has done in Congress for the laboring man and rancher.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

TIE old stars and stripes foa' proudly over the Republican Hvat-- quarters. The boys who fought for the Union all stand firm fer the sue cess of tEe Republican party.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

THE Republican ticket Is the strong est ticket that has ever been placed before the citizens of Cochi>e county, and as such will receive :ha votes ci the people Of Cochi*y comfy.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

WE would inform the editor of ths morning turn-cJat that 8tr. Tilden is net connected with HE ToMR.ToHE, and their abu&c of AIr. Tildcn i, wholly uncalled fur.
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E.a,, ion Esroc.anlatinn,

OFFICE uF HERTZ CT cncHIsF "oUATY.
 icInAs 0 C. t..2.-C Ct 2, lse0. In accordance with authority vss:- ed in mr by section l If .CtAprer 4, Co,utii,d law,, the following rrccl,- nla;lon l. published for the inIorm@- ton ci nom t nay concern.
 t. $ HATCH, Sheriff.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

TIE beautiful, sunny and romantic South has suffered sadly at lhe hands of nature, but she has learned in hei hour of sorrow that the people with whnnl she fought are her beat friends.
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07

THE Pacific coast produces annually 1,500O01 cases of canned goods, val ued at S4 ,51O,O00,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-10-07
Su2llinOnS.
IN TIE JUSTICES tcUE OF SECOND

IN THE JUSTICES CCUR OF SE COND Tnwrshir, O. the Cuunty ol C0chIsc, Ttr-, !itury ui Ar,zuna.
 Il l Rogers. tiaiEtiG, ys Mr5 Fem Co1cr, DcgcuU2nt
 The -errii2ry of Arizona sends cic-tiu 10 E;mra Cokcr, dr!cnGaut.
 You ;.rc hereby fuiuu3Gcd to appear bz lore fife, al my office iI '3uIison, i Ihe cuiG5< ! Of COch! .e. Ole tr 14II day of C,-tuGrr, lSSi, al 5 Uciuck q II i'll ;in &cti0n brought against you iy said piln!iH, lo ..!isWer tAe culn pldint Ul the a1"Nc hattie piaintin
 Said action js brought to recover of you lhc suin uI NlutJl Gui +rs anal l,:iy tive tents as on account sl.,icd bctwccu leu &rd ihc rIu uG i;ogcrs B. O., Brhs on, lArizoni, iOr @oods sold and G. liy"rr,l To lou ai your ii;- stance and iUQarst, ;hd for ;GOBcy auyanccd will nl,'re tu!lY appear on sta;riueit on He lE thls oiiitt w!iivh is WaGe i part of toJnp!ant ty plai;tilE, O. judgment viii nc taken against lru iur l!c said vHiGuuI, !es7. scii:cr witE costs of this suit il ynu fail appear an;i answer.
 Io tae >'.ef.h CT any Constable Of >ef coaii.ty. -f,e.lisS:
 Mako .e@"I =riNice aid que return thrreof Given under my Laud ILIs Eth cay cf Au3us leS6.
 ROBT L MILLER,
 A Justice o! .i.o e.cc for ,a d1on n>ilii.