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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-01
MrLLs nLL AMENDMENT.

The following is the official statement
Of the amendments made by the Demo-
cratic House Caucus to the Tariff bill,
during its last three meetings: Changes
in free list-Bass OF jute for grain,
added; glue, gelatine and all similar
preparations, fish glue OF isinglass, leo.
rice juice, stricken out; paris green and
nitrate Of soda, added; bone black,
ivory, drop black, and bone char, china
clay or kaolin, dropped; German look
ing-glass plates, added plums, prunes,
figs, hatters furs (not ON the skin), mar
BILE OF all kinds, in block, rough or
squared, plaster Of paris, when ground or
calcined, paintings and statuary, stricken
ont. The duty on licorice paste or rolls,
is raised from four (in the bill) to five
cents per pound, and lcorice juice,
which is taken from the free list, is put
at three per cent ad valorem. Kaolin is
placed at 81 per tom China clay or
kaolin wrought, 81 per ton. These were
taken from the free list. The duty on
green and colored glass bottles, walls,
demijohns, picklesor preserve jars and
other plain, moulded or pressed green or
colored bottle glass, not cut or painted,
is raised from threefourths of one cent
60 one cent per pound. The duty on
polished, cylinder, crown and common
window glass, larger than 16x24 inches,
is increased from one and one-half to
two cents per pound. The old duty of
$l7 per ton is restored on slabs and bill
let's OF steel. A duty OF four-tenths of
cent per pound is placed
on iron or steel with longitudinal
ribs for the manufacture Of fences.
The old duty restored upon wood-screws.
New type is reduced to 10 per cent ad
valorom Rice -four and rice meal is re-
duced from 20 to Is per cent ad valorem.
The duty on bags and bagging for cotton,
composed OF flax, hemp, jute or gunny
cloth, is changed from 15 per cent ad
valorem (as in the billy to three -eighths
OF cent per pound. The duty on car
pets is increased from 80 per cent (as in
the bilD to 40 per cent ad valorem. Gard
clothing is increased from 15 to 20 cents
per square yard. The duty on India
rubber fabrics and India rubber boots
and shoes, is restored TO the present
rate The duty on marble OF ali kinds,
in block, rough or squared, is placed at
40 cents per cubic foot.
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MALICE 40 mani M D.rr,5,rr..

Tho papers OF all delinquent mail tubsorlbora
. 10 the Los Angeles DGiLy HBRALp will 10
promptly discontinued hereafter No papers
will be sent 10 subscribers by mail unless tho
same have beon pnid for In advance 1his ftlc
10 innexible. ArEns x Lynch
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To the vast multitude OF sufferers from fever
and egiie coughs, colds congcstions, headache,
climate Of the Pacific slope, we say, cheer upi
s. week will see grest change wrought i'll you
for the better II yen will follow cur advice and
rake Frese's Hamburg Tea according to dirco-
tons
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-01


Pronounced by all to be the best shoe
ever manufactured for Children. Misses
and children's made of best Tampico
Goatskin, Boys and Youths of most dur
able Calfskin.
Small Child's sizes to 8, Curacao Kid,
spring heels ..............S1. 80
Small Child's, sizes to 8, Straight Goat,
spring heels. ..................S S1.50
Small Child's, sizes to s, Pebble Goat,
spring heels. ..................S S1.b0
Large Child's, sizes So to 101a, Curacoa
Kid, spring heels, ...........S .S1.75
Large Child's, sizes 81 to 101s, Straight
Goat, spring heels. s............$l 75
Large Child's sizes s1s to 1019, Pebble
Goat, spring heels. .S1.75
Misses, sizes IL to 81, Curacao Kid.
spring heels. .................- S2.25
Misses, sizes II to 81, Straight Goat,
spring heels. ....................$ .$2.25
Misses, sizes II to 316, Pebble Goat,
spring heels. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $2.z5
Youths, sizes 10 to 2, best Calf, button
ana lace. $1.J5
Boys, sizes 21& to 6, best Calf, button
and lace. $3.5O
All kinds, in A, b, G, d widths, con-
stantly on hand and fully warranted.
Postage on shoes, tic. per pair. Our
large illustrated S0-page catalogue sent
free to any address.
JORDAN, MARSH Il co.,
Ne uncro-s nvayc t,
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Our Robust Boom.

In the local columns of the HERALD
may be read this morning very accu-
rate and exhaustive resume of the real
estate market for many years back.
Those who allege that there is nothing
doing in this line at present are most re-
spectfully referred to the exhibit given.
The month of May shows no less than
one thousand one hundred and four\sep-
arate sales, and the aggregate amount Of
consideration is $6,640, ,46l. The Union,
the world, is challenged to produce
another county which can vie with that
of the Angels in this respect. The record
falls little1bit below that of last May to
be sure; bit if we take the five months
laf 1888 and Sompare their business with
5Ssz W.. find the current year
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Av~pENA.

craf'N IN i've 'rs -
a. = 1fes fan 70 1881. JAG
~ "A. tth opinion iilfi Afeiyboly
ras AN se (, AID thnt do hiss 81 wAa
iIssys,lg, q viii t'c1sent, Btt We
aro NM lebe thing oe, aud wiiat
two II fdgo was esciniaepi, dnd
MAJ ago wa8 mtlncas,
q nou :, calpsei but, lol The
6n,ar y % aso6nideftd dnll and The
,nasl NJ M 2 alc 6hd improbable. sucli
e man. ii always spoiled BY hae.ax
4 Mia, wso .ba focond tlnr The
gI,st 81 sauipco d any ereat nature ~
,niroculd Np3st the repetition oi tho
ss,na III eYdn "a mseh
i.ggnr si.6 calls for tie ser
VIA y tho Chestnut bell,p
Ir, ppIut ID siWt never ii ths history d
tbe weflS = a no much money benn ID.
vaetel n : j pfopeny d five mcnths
.ine. On niill stage pf opeahofF,
a. onr l.aly fhoss since january !
lass. hyery truth tho month just
oIoted wa ljuvcr ecipsrd excepting in
tho iou ltnpnths q lAut SUMMER
h 1oa nAnecles. Iat no man
be De- va n Hfiiss fssf;is'es' fssf;is'es~
rbere s4n Inherent value ia our
roalty III 10 otlicr soil can compare
Win. Th demand ibr property in this
eclectle NJ isa perennial matter. II q
net lor d nor for d week: II IS for al
fine qlls | pmin9 wislter will ueher ia 70
our shores }arger army u hofnc-saekera,
aud 81 heaa -aeslfera, than any previous
eeaaon a witnessed. With each
revolving nAr fiiis stream oi new people
win como vanu that N eyerlncrcasing
acode, x 4 Charms Of TINS cline, the
value 81 u !. soif are but beginning To DO
known bcs future in comparison with
to-day vii turpriso The most ssingtiine Of
a. a. mn .I asthe results Of to-day sur.
pasa tl,e a, ,,,oclAtions OF h few years ago.
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.loapn.s purchnsers.

lpN.Alay 31.-The Secretary
!, Or to-day decided in the case
sosfsr, that the first section OF
lluu'le Is, 1880, does not author
|fahase and entry Of unodered
q by trespassers. The pur-
{etllands does nos condone the
Esnmitted upon them. The At
1tsefal Is requested to institute
Coe & Carter for treapass,
f,e the cancellation Of patents
II t1hsSz zysera srralgfully all
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-01

eour yeI RS ago an eloquent lecturer
visited NJ shinston on his professional
rounds. iip bill-boarda at tho National
CAPITAL ,Lhe made resplendent with
three-shesa ",osters. One Of tho lectures
announced Rssa1 on this subject "The
Age Of psrao olssl'' a Western Congress-
mar, pax X by and his eye caught tho
worl siepeated them over several
~ sis pronouncing the name Of
Eli the the last syllable ran
our English word obstacles.
"perifeis siferikels! Pcrikelsl won
der what sort Of fish them things is,
and howut.' old they live to bei'
The conuN ltrum has never been an
swered. Al ! is now referred most re-
spectfully Man esteemed morning con-
Temporary bssslth classic instincts. Mark,
King Of A ena. mark--instincts
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eJ-~-,+ }s<,s
MRS ii. 1YLER WILCOX, NJ. D.--MoN
lit tgose Hdksc, Cor, Fourth aud Main SITS.
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AAAoPArEsus1's.


nR. DARLING OCUIisr AND AURIsI
n. to4r, MI tosP.N. je1tf-d&w
nR,J. w REESE. HEALTH OFFICER, no
~ N. spring st, Telephone 60a. my26-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-01

DIKECTUEH;
II. l.. Macneil, Jotham Dixby,
John Z. Platter, Robert g. Bafer,
John A. Paxton, Geo. W. Prescott,
Ono " Stewart
Buy and Sell Exchange on san Fran
cisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin aud
Frankfort
Buy Exchange on all parts OF the United States
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and Ger
ulcate OF deposit. and do general banking
and exchange business.
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Tuesdays and Saturdays. sundays only
A. N. TOWNE, General Manager.
4. II. GOODMAN, -,
Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agt San Francisco.
". y. HEWITT,
ai4 superintendent, Los Angeles.
G. +. SMURR, aa
a1-3m Asst G. P.lnnd y. a., Los Angeles
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nxcunsroxs.

TtUnifNCToS EQUITY EXCURSIONS EAST.
- 6ee edycftseiocnti IN residing column. J.
y. VIiGLET. ngent e., .. " q. X. r. liz North
s9fing tfrtef. Temple Block. je1-U
TFu,HE ExcUKsl0 as-EO EXTRA CHARGE
~ fof sleeylne RECOMMENDATIONS through
chauge 70 New YORK and Boston, Experienced
cofductors,. .nsEiAte1 by c0lorad porterB. ac-
compeny eseb parry. Paf,les leave Los AZ AZ.
Cali or address, 4. PHILLIPS q CO.. 134 North
MEfn a.. Lof Anselet, ca. my27 Il
CcENlC LrsE uEeIONs-ExC CuRalONs
y over the DonYer aud Rio tsfande Railway,
the scenic line oi the world" VIII leave Los
Angeles. goine via salt Lake City and Denver.
~ follows. May D. II and 81; June IA aud 81
Jnly IL and 20; August . and 20. Passengers
arc fufnlshed mattresses, pillows, blankets.
curtains, etc, free oi charge. 4. conductor ac-
cnmpanies esch party. For further Particular
cali On or address J. q. HENRY, Manager, 10
North spring street. Los Angeles, Gal. md
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nArKsnc nnrrEs.

TARNEHs AND MEEpHAN15' BANK
II oF hos Axe1LEs.
isArAs w. HgLa.aAs .4......-... President.
h. g. GOODWIN. ..4.. ..-...... ....Vice-fithident..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-01

DIKECTONs
o. W. Childs, Cameron y. Thom, Joso Nos
carol, Jane. D. Larxef fshiin, John 9. Grlnin,
Ghns. Dnc0fnmuu, Phiillpe 6arnicr, Ieaias W.
HcllinaD, Il, q. Goodwin.
STOCKHOLDERS.
o. W. Chllds, PHILIPPE Garnier, L. L. Brad
bury, jose Masdhrel, james b Lankershim, L.
O. Goodwin, Johns, Grii'iii L. J. Rose, Domingo
Afnesfoy, ranef0n Il Thom. ChEs. Ducommnn,
issias W: bellinen, =. 9. Bakor, Andrew Glas-
CELL Louis Poaski. Frank Iecouvfeur, Oliver
y. Bliss, Jacob kuhrts, Ektate d. Solomon,
ksta1e Chrla. Henne. Sarah ]. Lee. my1.
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DELIVERED NY CARRIERS
A. zoe. per Week. or SOC. per akOntii
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DAILY HERALD.

----rUDiIeHgn.---
SEVEN DAYS n w T4riS
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LINES oF rnzvna..
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
ioODALI+ PERKiNs 3 CO, General Agents
San FRANCISCO.

N0RTHEElE ROUTES
Embrnce lines for Portland, Or. Victoria. B. c..
aud Puget sornd, Alaska and all coast points.
SOUTHERN ROUTES,
Time YaBic for May 1883.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-01

| DIRECTORS.
| On. W. @. COCHRAN, II. II. MARKHAM.
| PERRY NJ. GREER JoHE DnYsuN, SIR,
| Oh. II. SfNsABAuGH, Il. e. HowBs,
GEORGE II. BONEBEAKE.
| Exchange for sale on all the principal cities
| of the United States and Europe. BIB
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-01

II Corner Filth and OLIVE SIS.
NOLAN g. LEHMAN, Laseees and Managers.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 4.
THE PLAY THAT HAS STAnTLbD THE WORLD
"A DARK SECRETi"
Under the management of Mr.. Lewis Morrison.
The great Henley Regatta and old Church
Scenes on
A RIVER OF REAL WATER,
Covering 1900 cubic feet of the stage and con-
tanning 20. 600 gallons. A GErUfNE STEAM
LAUNCH. Real Pleasure Boats. Racing Shells,
Water Fowl, etc. A Woman Battling for Life in
the Waves.
by Mr. Lewis Morrison.
MOTH In consequence OF the enormous ex'
pense entailed in this production, the prices
during this engagement viii be 25c., SOC. and
76c. No extra to reserve. .
Seats now ON sale at McLain q Lehmau's. 3
Market st. my30
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AWUBENsENTs.
hTEW TURNER HALL,
IN Spring street between Secopd and Third.
II. G. WYATT, Manager.
ONE WEEK, beginning Monday, June ztb,
saiulday matinee
THE ACME OF MlNSTRELSY
From the Atlantic to the Pacific, to play two
engegements-Ios Angeles and San Francisco.
UOCKATADEH'x
MINSTR ELS.
Dockstader & Graus. Propdetots
From their own Theatre. Broadway, New York.
Lew DocKsTADER, W. p swEATMAg,
Billy HIux, BARRY M txwELL,
A. @. M0nRLAND, w. 8. MuLLALy,
JAMEs BLAMPHfE, AND 30 OTHER ARTISTS
Doekstader's Minstfsls do not parade.
80 ARTISTS POSITIVELY 30
Priees-50e. and VI. Seats on sale ut Bart
lett'g Music Store. my30
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
Summons.

h the Justite's oit of Preo1 ct No One. Count' ot Cccnise. Territory of Ar zona Be- for Inc. C. Ea,ton. a n tice O the Peace. Edw ri Nor hnu t. P a tiff, vs The onten- tion H lf M .ning and Mil Dg ompany. deis n. da t. Ac ion bro git in said Ju-ihe' Court, aud ti,e cJmp alpt filed i the sad Court hy the s'io u ice of the Peace in the sad County If chic. .
 he [, rriloiy of Alizona sends gre. ting to | he Lontention liil Mi ing and Milling Com. ray. f.'eg' % p rati ,n. orgsni< d under the w, of the stat or Gallo n,a, deIenda-t
 You are hereby summoned and r. quired to appear in an acti n brought aga,n you by ih' above named pa t,f in the sai u'tice's our'. bef, re said m tice of tie Peac al his off e on lien street. tjty of iom su nr. (. chIse C unty aoe,a d and 10 a w h- a mp ai hled tn rein, within five days lrxc us've vf h, day of s. rvi, eI after lh s,vice on ,ou oi this summons, if erved aithi this pr''i incl. or il served without this pr,oi' ct but n th'S ounty within ten days: or It served cut of ,hs Ioun Mit'i, fift. en days; otherwise W tn n w-,ly oays. or jucg- men by de au wi l be taken ag;,in,t you ac- riding to the p ayer fl s-id 70 pant The "a d 4 ton IS Lrou ht to rec yer d judgment az 'inst sa corporation for the 'um of SI6o and in'e est from Dee mber g. 1887 he s-nle h. ii 2 for assessment vo k don- on ti e El K Prince mi min ng claims situaieu in the om ston mining d.st'ic', tr the year Ise7 and ,ou ,re h r. by notifed that you faII to p tar ana snsw r he sal complaint, as atove rqurei. thr pialnl fl will appl, for d. m-it ty de au [ aga nst 70" TOT id sum Al a cosis.
 Given under my hand at ny said off tLis 18th day of Alril, A. D. i8 B.
 NO. (. EAsToN, Justice Of [ Peace in and for said Precinct.
 ouny and TerritJry.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
WHAT IS TIP

w. J. Osborne, on hi, recent visit to Nng ,les, secured for the Pioneers an article of curious workm ,nship found in the workings of .n old Spanish mine in Sonora. lt evidently belonged to one "f the conquesladores of old. but for what use they put it cannot be deter
 mined. It IS of metal, profusely orna. mented, weighs about eight or ten pounds and is by some thought to be an immense stirrup, tapederos and all, but, this evidently was not it's use. In form 1t somewhat resembles d cross, the trans, verse piece being six inches wide, sixteen inches long and about three-eights of an inch in thickness and is surmounted al each corn,r by ball of copp r, proba- bly, three fourhs of an inch in diameter.
 In the center Of this transverse plate and at rgh, angles with it, is small trian. gular.shaped piece, with round head and containing hole some two inches square and by which il appears to have been hung up, as it is somewhat worn
 In the center of and under the trans verse plate is what may be termed an elongated half circle, having the appear ance of a stirrup or foot rest, and from which depends a double fat strap, twenty inches long, having the appear. anc- of ,apedero, or wagon pole strap, and through which, about midway, an ornamented vet had been put. It was seen by Father Moran, and he is of the opinion that it was originally used as a gong; but, if se, why the double fukes or straps with shouldered riv to hold them apart-in fact, what is iti-Citizen
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Florence, June IA shooting affray occurred here at 8 o'clock last evening between ex-Sher;f ]. P. Gabriel and Jnseph Phy in Tunnel saloon. A butter feud existed between the two, and both met in the saloon and began firing at once. Phy received three shots one en- l. ring his right shoulder, passing down ward and did not come out, another passed through hIs abdomen, and the third thr,ug, his left thigh, breaking bones. Gabriel was shot near the heart, the ball passing downward.
 Liter -Phy died at o'clock this morn. ing and Gabriel is unconcious and is now lying.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
CHILDRENS' DAY.

Twelve years ago the C neral Con fer ence of the Methodist Church, appointed the second Sunday in June as "Childrens Day." to be observed by all the Sabbath Schools of the world, to collections taken on that day to be d, voted to the educa- tion of the p 'or children, for the ministry and missionary wo'k One week from to morrow, "Cnldrens' Day." will be eel. ebrated as usual in the M. E. Church oi this place. In the morning Rev. C. L. Pearson will preach sermon 10 and for the children. In the evening the Sab. bath School will give a praise conc. rt service of music, recita,ions and readings assisted by few cd persons. The public are cordially invited to attend both ofthese services.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
DROP. SALs FOR B EFF AMI MUTTON

DROP SAILS FOR B EFF AMI MUTTON l HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or AklZO "A OFF CE CHIEF CoMMIss.RY OF SUB IsThNCE Os ANGELES. GAL. MAY I. I8oS -Se led Propos il, in rilli at |, subj ,t to the usual con ti)ns ill be ved at this office and at he office of t'aptii" JNo. ] CLAcUE, C. S. hi-f (. $. Distri.t of " M. \ Co. and at ihe offices of the acting comm ssa les of subs is. ience at Foit In mas, A. r., until Ia clock, rosn. on husday. May 3r. ,8e8. st which
 ime and pit, es tn y ~lh be p ned m the pre- se ce f bi de s tor furn shing aud denveTy of such quan ies of Fres Be an Mutton, on the block as may from time to time be i,qured a! Fort Thomas. \. l., at "a ta Fe. New Me lco, Irom Thy T. 1888 U June 30, 1889. or tracts m'de der this ad. ert se. u,-, hall not be ron uu tu invo ve th, Uni d >t tes m any obligation ior paym. nt in ex- Cess O. appropriat on sranled by ongr-ss for tn: urp'e he g vernm nt rese ve, the light trj .,t an and all pro osa s rlank rr,pOs. als guar ntss ana iuil in urmai on as to the mann C oi bddi"p. co ,oit ons be obs rved yb cd r, and terms o ,onIract and pa,m nt will te urnisned on a pi ton to tn office. to apain Jno J. Cia, re. .. $ oiula re. x. M.. or 70 rhe ', {. S. tr rn ms. \. [. tnvel- op containing pr r sas should te parked "P opo,als or ei' Tor Bee and Mutton A., -" ana adj es ei to the un.ier- sign-d. 10 Captain Jno. J. Lrgu (. >.. or to th. 4. (. S., Fo't r om A T., 1. F. N ESTON. Captan a. d (. S., Chief C. $.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

M otice is hereby giver, that in pursuance of IN an O der of the Pr batr Court of the Iouniyo o,h hi e. Ter itory O Aiiz ma made on The goth da, 0 Dec, m -r Ioe6 in the ma ter of ihe tsta eoi Anbtos Ly III dt ces.e |, the under. sig ed the ~dmini ator of s,id estate, will $ Il at uhlc ctIcn 10 igbe biddei, fer cash ano sui je' | 10 emf mat on sa TO. ate ourt" Mo nday the 18th day of May s88, at 10 cl 'ck a. m at $ lo CT Holes K nch, Sul. phur Spr ng Valley in the Co ,nty If cchise, all the right tlr, interest and es'aie of tie said Ambro, Lv'l al the tin c of i, death, and all thr Iht title and lnteie tha th- said estate has. b; opera,i o law or oth rwise acquired other, ti an m ddion tn Il or the sa:d Am- br Lytli at ihe time of hs eati ir and to al 1T at cer ain lpi, pi, ce or rarc of and si uate. ly'ng and eng in the said C. un y of ochise, ierrlto y ,fArizona and ou"ce and 6escrib- i'd as o low, to wt: One ei tn in crest in all he lands owned and ccntr led by tie Soldier Hole Cat le Com ary n C chi count. Ter itory of Arizona k own as So.d HuI tt t rai oh and Rhges, al and a'j c'nt to Soldrr Holes, Sul- p9ur -prng Valle >aid county and ter ilory. terms nj coadi ion O sale. cas ten per .ent of ue pu hase mo ey to te p id to the suction. etr n ihe day "f sale l Ian. e on cont m ton of sale by "a Probate .urt. D ed at expense o purchaser, JoEL LYALL
 Adminisirat,r. By R. F. " lson. attorney for estate oi Amb, os
 Lyal ee,vas,d
 La ed at Tombstone. April 2s, 1888.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
DROP SAILS FOR MILITARY sur

DROP SAILS FOR MILITARY SUP. IL PLIES AT ROAD STAlIONS.-Head. quarters Depa' 'tment O. A izon {. Office of the Chi Guar erm ,st T. Los ABg les. Cslif,rnlA, Apnl 10, IS38.-Sesled pop ss. in duplicate. will be rec Wed at th s fife, untn II vc ock a. m, on Monday, May IA. IsS8. and opened immediately hereafter in tie presence oi bld. ders, fer the furnshii of Tue. Forage and Wa'er al R.ai Stations n the Depart tment of Aiona to passing pu, teams. or detach- menis of trcors, dur ng the fs al year m- mencing July I, 1888, and ending June 30. 1889 ank rms for IT po-a :. ,ntainng z parlic liars of the su lies Iequir d and in uuc- lions to bidders, will be furnished on appi Ca tion to ,hs fiji e, r to the QuArt-. master at Fors Ara he. Bowe. Grant, Huachuca, Lowell, McDswe Moi we. l nomas and Verde. and San L,rIcs, Wh p, .le bar a,ks and Tucson, A. T.. and tuIts Byari, S-ldon. Stanton. Unon and Win ate, and San'a re. N. M. The G veinment reserves the right to rejea any or all bids. A. , KIM5A IL, Quarter. master U. $. A. Chief Qu rtermasier.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
Sac of Personal Property.
La ed at Tombstone. April as. 1888.

Notice is he-ef y giv n that in pursuance of an AN or~,r'f h. Pro ate out oi the County of ,o,his', ierrir ry oi Ar zc na made on the 7rst aHy of December I886 in the matter of the est 'te of mb O. ysll. ,ect ased. under. signed the A i'm nisrator Of .aid E-tate, wili sell at pu lie auct on the ighest ard bes, bid. de- for Cash and su c, 10 co nrma ion by the said Probue C u t on M nday he 18th day cf May, 1888. a. To o'cl tk a. m ,aid day at Souri ti' les ran hin Su phur Suing Valley in the Gounty of oohlse. all h. ght. title and in- terest to an in tn following cesc ed p.r.or al propert, 10 wi The one eistt of all the cattle, hors and other pe' sonal pc eit,. and the in- ease up to ttis tune. that b Ing to the ls:s Ambr"s ya' ceased. at the time of his death on what IS known a, tie 5 iier Holes Ranch, ln q oun y Of Cochs,. T ,toH of Arizona. Tie catte, horses and O h. personal pro peyty wll le sold al tog thsr to the h Phe b,uder for cash lOrL LyAyL.
 Administrator of tie Estate of ..mtros Lyall, deceased
 By K E. Wilson, Attorn'y for Estate.
 Dated at Tombstone. April a5. 1888.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
BOB DlRRAca's STAGE LINE.

Stage to connect with western-bouud train leaves at HAAS p. m. Sage to connect with eastern-bound train leaves at Ia:4s p. m. Stage to connect with Guaymas train leaves at 700 a. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02

A little d ficuuy occ.red on Thursday evening last in front of the P Pilace D.y Goods store on Fifth street between Miss Pearl Stevens, late leading actress a, the Fife Theatre, and her husband late a G,uym ede in the same place. Repor, hath it that G."ynade fnrg ,tting the in strdct'ons of love, planted his right duke m Venus eye with the result to be arres. ted by some minion of the law, and be fined SIs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02

A gentleman who arrived from Ili- nois Monday, says their will be a fl ,o,l t,de of immigration into Arlzona nex, fall and nter. He says he knows ot over four hundred f,milies who are com. ing from one St ction ot Illinois. They are nearly all calculating to settle on the Gila and SalI R yer valley Star,
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02

The EPITAPH mentioned couple ol weeks ago that Professor Sherman had been shot and seriously wounded near his ranch in Sonora. Within the p,s' few days couple of Americans named Eos ter and Davis have been arreste as the perpetrators of the crime, and are now in jail in Nacs sari. The motive of the at. tempted assassination is no' known.
Tombstone epitaph., 1888-06-02
JUST RECEIVED.

My new fruit trees: Peach, Apricot and Apple trees. Also Roses and Car nation Pinks, at the Fulton stree, Nursery, between Second and Third streets, Tombstone, Arizona.
 WILLIAM BRAUCH,
 Proprietor.