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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-04-22
Notice of F0rfaitdcc.

TO DAVID CALLISHER YOUR HEIRS or Assigns. You are hereby HotheG .nat have expended (5i00) one IHndtcd dollars n labor and imprevemsnts on taetyEio idts and mining claim, situated ir the Bi-bse mining district. county Of CochlsC, Terrilr0y Uf ArizoAa, in order to hold the claim Of Jna year ending December. ls56 under the pc visions ui Seetior Z33t, keylss- ojllU.cs ol the United -Sat2s. Therefore, 10 wRhr7 uiaety days from publication of this notice, yuu fail or refuse 10 contribute your prop 'r- tiCn Of said expenditure and cost Of thi- publication as Cn-Owner, youc Interest in said mine Or claim will become tha rrop- crty Of the underSi yncd, U ger Section 2S-i.
 SOLO LOS SHULIZ.
 TnInbstnne April [ lSS2
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Noffcc .o NreAisss.s.

ESTATE OF II. N. MATTHEWS, deceased. Tie creditors of, ard ati rer7uUs having claims against the said named estdte are hereby notified 10 eNbiiit iheir ,.li!ms with the necessary vouchers 10 me within ,nur months alter the first IsUbjc4- tinn of this notice at my Oriirc, ia the city of Tombstons, coInGy of '.,chise Territory Of Arizona, or the same will be forever baried.
 Arthur Lang is authorized to collect ali bills and receipt for same.
 Dated Tombstone, April l3, ISSG. R $. HATCH, AdmiMst-2t0g
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Occidental

Hotel. The oGly first ciaG3 hotel in Tombstone. Situated on the corner ol Fourth and Allen streets. HaudSomelr furnished throughout, and Las all n, d. I'll improvements. Travelers are recon mcnde,! 10 stop at thIs h5uoe. Privarc rooms for commercial travellers. irt bar of this house Is turn ished Tllh tm proved billiard tables ani card rccms, and is stocked with the finest bra is O wiuns, liquors and cigars.
 aGu Jo5EPU PASCHOLY,
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AI. Angry EErOs7aer's ReTengcS WAssoy TENN, April 2l William and Dan Kent met Hi S Soards, res poctabIe young lady on the street yes terday and insulted her. She told her brother Lewis ag l r about the afain f-a seized a sh t.un and went in pur- sui, of tn. K-n.s. When he came upon them he euptiel barrel iato
 sch of the young men. Dan was mortslly wounded while the other will hare to suffer the amputati n of his eft arm. The boy was placed in ths illl
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Great Bargains.

All kinds of furniture for sale, marble-tup side board, tedste1 and mattress for $5; pictures, fancy arti- Gles, two houses with or without furui- ture. Apply soon, as the property will be sold at sacrifice. 9'4 Ere mont street. 4-21-lw
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Messrs. Dyar & Baldwin have been appointed the agents for this city of that elegant butter being made at J. il. Whites ranch, the finest ever brought to this city, Go and buy a roll and try. Only to be lad Of Dyar & Baldsin, on Fremont street, be- tween Fourth and Fifth.
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FEn. Ea.? Eany,Z :.

The gennine plug-cut tobacco Seal of North Carolina in ] pound boxes, only 50 cehta. This is the finest in
 the market, and Ashmun t Walker Tu convince vol all of the same.
 This is really something new" 4-12-5L
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DEEDS-MTNEs.
STATEMENT.
A Query.

EDITOR DAILY ToMBsToSE: Win you please ask the Secretary ana Treasurer of the Cemetery Commit tee wisy il is that all bills against said committees are not baidj aid why preference is given to some and not to all. CITIZEN.
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zEeGr ye. BEe..r yes!

All attorneys who expect to practice successfully before the courts of this county, are expected to qualify before Judge Mellgreen, at the Oriental. f17t
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Dcn1s, on eaeru,nn,Pocs.

BERLIN April 2l--Jos ph Victor Won S;a tf7i t',o poet did to-day at Carl-ruhe of dro75y. He was one of the most illostr'oui graduates of Heide.bsrg and was the hor of tho hymn to bc-sung at tne comm n@ eel ebra,ion of lie four hu dreth anni- ver5sr, of the institution.
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William Nichols, the prince of mixologista, can be seen at the Oriental bar. A2Otf
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Chas. Harris, the popular tailor has removed his tailoring establishment to the Botl,in Block, Allen street, op- positc tic Fashion stables, with fine lot of Spring goods. 322tf
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Pools on the wrestling match be tween Schumacher and Greek-George will be sold at the Delta saloon at s o'clock. 4-2t
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Lorrelard's new brand of cognac cocktail chewing tobacco, to be had at Ashmun & Walker's, "The Tobaccon- ists." 4-I2-3t
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Don't fail to go to Arnold's wood yard for yolr stove wood. Remem- Der the place, corner of nth and Stafford streets. l.1G If
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Genuine Boston brown bread at the Eclipse Bakery every Sunday morn ing. Leave your orders by FridAy evening, aliJ- it will be delivered TO yod. 3-13 If
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8lr. .Dan Ieuch having purchased the Maison DOr,e restaurant, is now prepared to furnish the finest meals in this city. 4-20tf
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Preferred LncaI-.

If yon #ant choice beer, wines and liquors ge to the Oriental saloon.
 4-2 If
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What is the use of sleeping on rhe floor when you can buy good bed at Schoenfeld X Heyman's for $2.50.
 3-28 I'm
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LOsT-AGrand Army medal and a Workman badge The finder will be literally rewarded by return ng the same to William Bradley, at the stage office.
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OFFICIAL PAPER
 c7@ Cochise County.
A o. |. ". meets tonight:

AhS POl%SS NOuAt ARAAS0 " ANA AASA~ An item to-day.
 The County Hospital contains ten tatients.
 Miss Minnie Ratferty was taken dangerously i'll this morning by nh attack of rheuthahsrn.
 Gen. D. k. 'fardtell. the dwah hvss" of tho Hnachucaa. was nmong The arrivals ih this city today.
 Ex-sheriif Behan is confined to his residence by severe attack of fnalarial fever.
 Hens-a < Mcclatc, although just started in business, seem to be pick ing up fair thatc of patronage. Superintendent Heyne, of the Cop per Prince, who has been suffering from . severe attack of blood poison ihg, is improving,
 Billy Bradley rejoices at the re- covery o. his A. O.. U. ". badge and c. 4. R. medal recently lost. It was found on the trail between camp and tls Stonewall mine.
 MT. Pete B'han, brother of our ex- sheriff, departs in a few days to as- sume the position of guard at the Yuma penitentle,y. The selection is an excellent one.
 Under Sheriff Reppy is expected back tomorrow with the rustler or tustlers who have been committing the recent depredations on the west Slope of the Huachtcas.
 Wm. Deal, the well-known pros poctor and miner, who has been spending tsveral days in camp took his departure to-day for his camp in Bunker Hill district.
 Attention is cIilled to the notice of the annual ihnceting of the Prompter Gold and Silver Mining Company, which will be found in another column. .
 Constable Ben James has received h letter from Justice Eastb.i, now in Texas, announcing his early depar- lure for Tombstone He will be ac- tomplnied by his f;tmily.
 This is the "Iahid bf the free and the home of the brave" John Chi haman IS not free, for each and all Of them belong as peons to the Six Com panies; neither Is he brave; ergo, he has no business here.
 Four of the largest and finest sen- cravings to be found in the Territory adorn the walls of Hennessy & Dris- coils Bijou S&ooh: Cohnossieurs will find it well worth their while to call and examine them.
 Ex-Mayor Strddss, of Tucson, who In connection with ex-Sheriff Shibell and Ben Parker, of Tucson, are run ming the government trading posts on the line, came in from the front yes tcrday, and tliis moriing took his Asparture for the and h pueblo.
 It is expected that the City Water Works will be in operatioh in about three weeks. The news that the people are to be relieved from the grinding monopoly of the Huachuca Company and the insolence of its Superintendent, is a!a1st too good to e he true.
 MT. Hohstadt, of the Ojo de Agua Rancho, is in camp. It will be re- hembered that dufiitg recent attack on the ranch by the Apaches, his son killed one of the hostiles, and it was thought at the tine dangerously wounded another one. Mir. Hohstadt reports that the wounded renegade was subsequently found dead in canyon of the rancho.
 Col. Barnum, one of the principal owners of the Rattlesnake group of mines, is expected iu camp in a few days, as whick time it is expected that surveys will be made and patents for the companies properties applied frr.
 MT. I. NJ. IsSlcs, as agent for the Tombstone Fire Department, to-day
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Mint juleps, mint roddies and all kinds of cooling summer drinks at the Oriental. 42Otf
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Fine imported English stock ale and porter on draught at Henry Hnp5uI's keg House. l216tf
 Wautcd-A number one mixer Apuly to Johnny Shields. 4-lq'f
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Chaloe Meiglen, him no good China man. Bombi him shaloon closee- up. Chinese no patlonize him; nim ale same Ilishman. Ale Chinamen no go to Melglen no more-You shabbe2
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| SAA5eG kcEoZT.
 The recent vote in Congress upon the silver question #as doubtless more Surprising to the Eastern gold bugs than Can well be imagined. During the past summer ana aut- amn the forces of the goldites were thoroughly organized, and plans were laid to demOnetize silver utterly and thoroughly. The Eastern press for months voiced the conclusions of this strong combination and there was scarcely a protest heard. The Na- tiOnal Association Bankers at its Chi cago session was almost unanimous in it's expression of hostility to our present Silver coinage. It is quite certain that the views of the candidates for president, both Eastetn men, were we'll understood before nomination. President Cleye. lands message clearly outlined 9he policy desired. With ali this organi- zation and furce composed of the strongest and most influential powers, the cause of silver, without plan Or champion called, was not promisilig or encouraging. So the strong re buke of the good sense of the people against the grsspihg usurpation of self-intereet may be co lsidered q great victory and the beginning of a better dispensation in which the greatest good to the greatest number will more generally be the rule of action.-Mining Review.
 
 From MT. Win. Kane of the Grass Valley Ranch, in the Huachucas, a reporter of THE ToMBsTcNE learns that orders have been received at Fort Huachuca from General Miles, the new commander of the depart ment, ordeEing the discharge of all the Apache scouts Gt that post, niim- bering about fifty iu all, and their i'm mediate return 10 the San Carlos re- servation. They start tomorrow morn ing iii chatge ot Quartermaster Ser geant Fucker.
 There was an interesting relic on exhibition at the Grand Army of the Republic fair at Perry, Iowa, last week, in the shape of a Testament and an other small book, the two being pin ned together by a minnie ball. The relic Sas sent by John Bish, Of Com pany H. of the Tenth Iowa Volunteers. The hall was received while on duty in line of battle at Champion HI, May 18th, 1S63.-Ex.
 The Jay Gould's and that ilk scoff and sheer ut the efforts of labor to free itself from the shackles in which it has been bound by 5nionopoly for
 
 the past twenty-five years. Even so did Louis XVI. and his court mock at the cloud prosaging the French revolution. The vulture had better take warning ny the past and prepare to Ice from tho wrath to come.
 The San FrancisEo Cbroniclc since its foundation has been reputed . friend of labor If it wants to main tain that position it would do well to cease publication of the lying tele- grams sent from this camp by it's press Correspondent, in relation to the doings of the Anti Chinese League.
 Next Sabbath @ill be Easter Sun day, and the close of Lent. Bishop Dunlop, will conduct the exercises in the Episcopal church upon that occa- sion.
 Hon. P0tAick Hamilton, Commis- sioner of immigration is expected in Tombstone in the near future.
 Fitts Bros. are enlarging their cstab- lishment on account of an increased business.
 This las been on6 of tho Lords own days.
 Here is Your ERclp.
 Among the arguments used by
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COUNTY RECORDS.

The following instruments have been filed in tie office ot th, County Rec order:
 LOCATIONS. Mountain Beauty, Mule mountains. E. c. Beaalieti aid f. Fofest. Ayrshiro Lass, Clipper, Riverside district, James Garrett, etals. Queen of the Valley, Warren dis trict, Nathan Henderson and Henry Forest.
 DEEDS-MTSES. Joseph Garbets to James Gatt1tt ] interect in eFF&,it tnilie, Riverside dis trict, $i.
 STATEMENT. or Tombstone Wholesale Butcher Company for month of March.
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For Sale.

4 first class buggy horse. Inquire a. C. s. Bradshaw's saloon. 2-2 tf
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-04-29

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ipdre eS cine ieiner sriten unS orSBten
YltIdten 8etpeien, carauf Su ieben, bab
aeraHe an bieien armen l4aiien eas
4elo ees States gut unb BEN OeIeB
8smdB on4eptneet wlr0e. S)iobse
lolte aboantsn-blS SVlt 9ynnipIpas
MEMS perIanBt as
- 8orIebte @o6e iin0 in ipeitliden
Staoten ereI Ocuilhe So 8irBermcis
TERN erplbIt iuorSen: in Ofiwaufee
odS betannte Suyuerbunots WitolieS
GmiI g9alIber, Der bas Qmt Il6on Dor.
Der in portrefiIitber gBeiie seripaItet
bat; in Sanias Gitp Elm Ser Seinrid
9. Sumpf, Der 8Isidfall5 ein isbr tiids
tiger ylann ieiu fol-; unb in Daoen.
port 9err Crnit Glauiien, hcr iid, mic
Serr @aabcr. ber SlusSci6uung einsr |
sSleOrrertpabIan8 ju erfrsucn bate.
ss9r 0rauN Depot @ranS DEPOT !-gsa
pugraartns Yra1t.
Yipoerue rerSierte uno urber,ierle
Siite, Serbp's, neueite unS fcinRe Gpis
genoerSierunsen.
Spigenbanbtsn iiir SipSsr in groB,r
9luswabI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-04-29
ns- SIN Sdubitors Der gebr. Slid
III Gebaritr, finOet man Die beiteW aare.

s9- 5eiSenipnn's beriibmteS giep.
art Eager uuo 8aaantine's Grpprt
Bier lit immer Su babsn beim Sdb6en
ooer SuBeno Slaiden bel Wiihael
Wiaer, 434 un0 436 @eear 9lpcnue /;
6esBlei6en Die beIten &utidsn unb
Pferhe su berIeiben. aGe 8eIiellun.
unsen tsi 4Uit OSer SeIspbon panItIi6
ausaefiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-04-29
30 iinO sic jekt?
perSen mir bieIfab ren fruberen Suns
ben unb Sreunben eefruBt.

| iperSen mir bieIfa6 pen frlberen Sun'
/ ben unb 6reunSen sefra8t.
Intp ort.-Ss6s Sduisr iiber ben
alien StanS, 4l6 2adawanua 9lpe., mi
9opuI6reu @ebllfen,
GrbBerer grfabmng,
GrBberrm SapitaI
0rbberem Grebit.
unO ieSm6sIi6en SortbeiI, ben Gsls
brinsen tann, um bo8 0inspea SIsiSer'
baus gum unbefreiibarcn Sauptquartier
fir ben gtnfauf bon feinen &Iriocrn i'm
norbbfIidsn 9snnipIOanien Su maiden.
Srin9t feline 2atcrnc NIT,
Senn bier gilt es feline alien 2arenbiitcr
los Su iperben.
llniere iunsen 3uidne;Nsr babsn Nas
Bette 8enpmme.
Sommt unO bstra6tet unier 2a8cr
unb ibr iperhet Itamen.