davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23
A Mistaken Policy

The refusal Of any one to pay just
debt is dishonest; population Of its in
dcbiedness nv county is ikewise dis
honest. and ihe most Injurious a ID un-
Just Of poll les Dishonesty on the part
of an individual ruins him in the bust
ress world, and his misconduct has a
dcmoralizng effect upon the community
whcr, in i IL heard of or known IN pro-
norton 10 the relative social standing Of
tie man; repndia'ion by a county Of its
Indebtedness injuries its credit aud stand
ing throughout the State TO which it be-
lhnes aud oftcutimes elsewhere, and the
cvil effect Of such action on society is
felt IN every home and hamlet. Our
people so far have been quite free from
this spirit Of unjust dealing both on the
Fari Of individuals and the county until
INV, when the County Commissioners
r =,
:,
1oos
"
!,
=,
~ 0o'y 'V"''"''''''''' y" '"e ''A
''''"', - "". =.
"
~. !,
-, ~,
C..n,. C...;;..,.,,.r.-.e
,hoc.n,.,o...,.,..:.
HI +
-,
.r1o.s ~, -. ',... -.
-.
.Ilov.a 30 a. J., e
,oon Ia - -, ,, .,I..,..
'o"' ~ gus '"'e Jay ho"e'cr' 'he
Fa'''' arc "'''"'u '''' Il a crcu'tor
'" W '"o e'""'y '"N'' d" oruef OF the
"ouh'y commissioners on lax Collector
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23

There are seventeen contested election
cases awaiting the action of the next
Congress. all of which have been brought
by Republicans. OF this number three
are lo,ated in each Of the States Of Vir-
giDis. West Virginia, and Missippi; .wo
in Alabama. and Que each in Indiana
South Carolina, Mary land. Tennessee
Elcrida. and Arkansas. There wer.
two additional cases, swelling the total
rumber to nineteen, but these have been
withdrawn by the contestants. The
number is unusually large. aggr gaing
about two-thirds of the entire number
similar cases calling for the action of ih,
past three Congresses. The tes imory
in all the cases has been taken, half o,
which has been printed, while the re-
maiuder is either in the hands of the
printer or being prepared for publication
hy the clerk to the committee on cleo
tons.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23
! WY hts Slusi tide in c ,stune
Fitting rouaaaees promptly at II m.

The rnlrMr meHcy arrruing from the fees
Vi Knights Fi'4 Fly dollars "a led thereto.
ojll hr ! vf1oifrp rdfa among the five l,.,d-
ing kEghs EqrHnce ice for Knights 81
Almi-sgn 10 lie grounds free: seals at tour
pammrt PROVIDED for IL lies Dressing room
Dor lalpS fri anllen,n in thr Manor House
4 A Gorilla io'iHton is extended 10 the citi-
zns If Charts. Prince George, ST. Mar,
Fair9y at3 iijaen1 c0uu IFS. For further
nam'tnaN@r to
captain !. L. BLAKE. Str " ". Cmcoran.
\ 0r IoSEpIIc vi KlBB!N, Marshall Hall.
wig ii.et
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23
M Crrdi6.
M CrrdiG.
BWfhs tY Lorc,' Pri es for Cdsh.
jNUII IXILLJE.S

B@the Fry Lorc., I'ri cs fo1 Cash.
JNDLI LHILLIES.
The most fashionable dress goods, in
choire Preach st,lrs, prize rec urrd II. Zoe,
and discount # 10 per cent FIR CiSH
FRUIT or FlE LOON, rScr1lcnt qn .litv,
Brtched Corton, one yard wiie, SIC ln.iit
Linen, nearly one YARD wide real good
qm'it only III and . discount Of %
per cent Tor CASH
F1LE1BLE PRE1ENT, NO. 4
a large size handsome bridal quill, worth
) 50 Figured Btp'ls'. he new style wash
eoo'is, ne"riy one YARD wide, pIire reduced
10 loc and discount Of 10 per cent for
CASH
T1LI1BLE PRESENT NO 5.
enc dozen pure linen fire quality Dlnqsk
Napkins, worth ] 81. Black Surah Silks,
quality, Doe. beautiful SAtteens, nearly
JaTd-wije, French styles, &C., loo and
Beautiful Lawns, immense assortment, 5,
&, Zoe.
VALUABLE PRESENT, NO 6.
Two pairs Of large size, fine quality, pure
linen Damask Towels, worth 75c. Cream
Albatross and Cream Cashmere, all pure
wool, wide double-widtb, wonderful Cash
Bargain, 37lc.
Cash Customers viii Please Select One Of
the above Presents With
Purchase of $1,000
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23
SherifS Sale
Valuable Real Estate,

By virtue of writ Of Fier Facias issued
ont o. the Circuit Court for Charles county at
the suit Oft. W. Stoddard L Co., against tho
goods ard chattles. land tenenents OF William
b. Page, to me directed, | have seized and
taken in execution, all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate, at law, and in equity, of
the said William B. Page, in and to about
600 Acres of land; more or less,
situated in the Sixth Election District of
Charles county, and is known as
SOAK GROTE."
1t lies on The public road leading from Port
Tobacco to Middletown, and ia well adapted
to the growth of the staple products, and is in
a fair state Of cultivation. The interest of the
said William B. Page being one sixth OF the
whole tract.
And J hereby give notice that will offer
for sale at the Court House door, on
Tuesday, 1ngust 9th, 1889,
between the hours Of and o'clock p m,
the property so seized and taken in execution
by public auction TO the highest bidder for
cash DAVID SMOOT.
aug 2-dt
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23
Annual Statement
ny TIE
90 IN IN issioners
OF
CHARLES COUNTY
FOR TnE
7 E A R EN- DING,
} inc sOih 1889.
Published by order OF The Cono,.. ..is.ion
OF said county in pursuance of e..',..s Obj.
of Article XVIII, OF the Co,,. ,,sSlie
General Laws which prov,aa ~

1.-The Comfy COMMISSIONS. -, 10 ont
ana publish Annually In AZ Isast .,,.,s swpa-
pers Published 10 their resneefIe. ~A.S.a,ies il
mere be Two. detailed. minute ana sfeorate
.'tlehl q the expenses Of their safd esaniies.
spectling therein each partirni. ~ ~ ~ ex-
rrns", aud for what and TO WHOM, ,,id sud
shaH also deliver to the sherifr ~ ~ " rss,,ec.
i've counties a. many COMES Of snch sis,srient
a.. There arr election districts OF said eoaui az
the sheriff shall, within slx dax. ~, WE re-.
cripi OF said copies, st one Of them a, IN, place
Of holding elections ia each eIectio,' iis,rttt"
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23
FOR SALE.

Two-year old Registered Southdown
Buck, shipped from n. j., at cost of $50.
can be bought at Sl5 or exchanged for three
eve lambs. Two fine three-year old stears, one
Horse Spring Wagon AMI Harness in perfect
order apply 10 A. POSEY,
Or F. A. POSEY,
aug 10 Ct Chapel Point.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23
ImkNUFACTURING co,

aro 90 connldte that feel that cannot i'm
nrove mon iii em. My long experience in the
business andtmy knowledge of the different
characters of loil in Southern Maryland, ena-
bIes me 10 telA you what grade Of fertilizers to
nse. therefora whatever brand may recon-
mend YOU Id hse you can do so with the for.
mer confidence that you have heretofore placed
in me. am pow in The county and will call
upon you int person with samples Of these
grades and hobe you will reserve your orders
for me. Should you need any goods before
can see you, please order direct from the Com
pany, or your commission merchants, as all
responsible orders will he promptly filed.
Yours very truly,
ap by JOHN NJ. LLOYD.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23
Carriers

Popn'ar Cash Dry Goods store,
~ Market Space. near III Street,
Next door 10 the Boston Variety Sio,c.
Washington, d. c.
y. " TtlASDN, Proprietor.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23
Will Vote for Mr.. Keech

The following letter of Judge Yellott
~ personal friend has been made pub
In. From il, it will appear that the
removal of the cx Judge will not obey
the party boss lash or submit to dicta-
tlon in the matter of voting for u Judge
a disposition prevails among the well
meaning and thinking people to elevate
the Standard Of an elec,iol Of so much
importance and to vote always f)r the
hest man TIE Democrat, organiza-
ton of tho Third Judicial Circuit have
made nomina ions for the places an the
bench to be filled in that circuit. and the
nominations made are most excellent
~ far as the quni, 6catieDs of sh,, nomie
recs are concerned, but as people differ
in opinion always in such matters it is
questionable whether or not they will
receive the full party support. Judge
Ycllott is the first to brelk the ice as an
independent and soon others are ex-
ccted to follow. Here is the Judge $
hitter:
Towson, August 16.h, 1889.
Dear Sir In reply 10 yours just re-
si,ed | would say that the importance
IT permanently filing the vacancy IN the
Judiciary, by placing in the position a
EARNED and competent lawyer, must be
apparent TO every citizen residing in the
circuit. 1t is my opinion, not only a,
une Of your fellow citizens, but also a,
rue Of the oldest members Of the lega
profession, that men should be selected
~ Judges who will carry on the hcncl
with than nei,haz~ partisan ,i.=eiis;l4eel
nor p rsonal cnmties, and who will b,
capable Of comprehen ling and de ernin
ing the many difficult and Intricate
questions which must necessarily be pre-
scented for their consideration. \
Ha;ford county does not present can
didate for the office Of chief Judge. it /
my intention to voc for William S
kse,h, Esq who, | believe, if place
on the bench. will fully appreciate til
responsibility of the position, and wi
prove himself to be sound lawyer an
On honest and impair ial Judge Wit
kindest regards, very truly,
George Ycllott
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-08-23

beg lead " iu,oru1 my vuse I'. 'uas
am new col e III ~, 'ue -. Iii I;ha.n nTu 81
and thankine 80 t s ~ ,aoe III. ~"
ion"s rns,3 ctfully solicit continuance of
~" - 3his house is one Of the eldest
and hos, thdwn in the country, their goods
having an emf 'l ~ iepu 'a,ioh Wherever useu,
being made 4 'e usSe anu iiVst concentrated s
1871 n,;xtHres for most Of my customers,
~, H. 5,gser nt brands that will offer you
ou. ,.,e e. n by the
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

The following items are taken from the Tucson Citizens specials CRITTENDEN, A. T., Dec j.-Last
 night at about o'clock Frank A. La
 mont was shot and instantly killed by
 Jas. Finlay, at Harshaw The diff
 cuIty grew out of garnishee for road
 tax. Four shots were fired by Finlay,
 three of which took effect Lamont
 was attempting to use bowie knife.
 The coroner's jury rendered verdict of Justitiable homicide. Justice Hath away has postponed the examination until he can be advised by District At .orney Hereford
 FLORENCE, A. T., Dec. 5.-Three of the Apaches sentenced to hang Friday morning shielded in their cells be- tween g and 10 o'clock by tying strip of cloth around their necks with double knots. They were not discov- cred until o'clock this morning, when another Indian gave the alarm. Two were the murderers of Jones, at Dudleyyille, September l5, 1888, and one the murderer of Diehl, on the San Pedro, June l3, 1887. An interpreter from San Carlos visited the Jail last night to inform them of their fate. Father Moniort and Sisters of st. Jo- .eph visited them, also, and two were baptized. The two remaining Apsches were badly frightened and will be hung tomorrow morning.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07
The Reason.
NAT HAWKE
Clerk

The inquiry has often been made as to the cause of the difference in the price oi- silver in San Francisco and New York The Mining press Of san Francisco, gives the following explana- tion:
 By referring to the New York Journal ol Commerce, it will be seen that there are two quotations for silver in that market; one is for commercial bullion in bars. and the other for United States Mint bars, the latter be- ing quoted from 1 to cent an ounce fine higher than the former Our New York telegraphic quotations are for the former. Selby's refined silver bars are considered in this market, finer than those of the Mint, accounting for the higher quotation in this city of bar silver"
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07
TOMBSTONE, December 1, IeN9.

TOMBSTONE, December 1, IeH9.
 Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present-B. :. Codman, chairman, and John Montgomery. Absent-T J White.
 Minutes of previous meeting read and approved The order giving the deed to the Lalla Rock mine to J. P. McAllister was rescind-d and ordered given to 1 Palmer L. Seamans r. 5. Warnekros was authorized to furnish one cord of wood to Mrs. Swift, and warrant ordered drawn for slO in her favor for support.
 Mrs. Barrow was allowed $50 value in provisions for the month of Decem- Der, for her support.
 Ordered that the clerk of the board Is hereby authorized to have published for period Of fifteen days. commence ing on the lTth day of December. 1883. in newspaper which has the contract for the county advertising for the year leo9:
 Inviting proposals as the board directs. for the following requirements of the county, from January 10th, 1890, to January 10th, 1891 County advertising.
 Publishing proceedings of board.
 Job printing
 Publishing delinquent tax list of 1889.
 Stationery.
 Burying indigent dead.
 Transportation of insane persons 10 insane asylum
 Care of the ihdigent sick. Board of prisoners in county iaii.
 The following claims were allowed and warrants ordered drawn: N. II. S;ilweii, expenses dis
 trict attorney y...........S Is 20 c. L. Douglas, serving on cor
 oner's inquest ......-...... co D. C. Sullivan, serving on cor
 oner's inquest .......... O6 Chas. F.. Lawton, serving on coroner's inquest ....... 1 co Fly Hildebrsnt, serving on cor
 oner's inquest .......... Go J. W. Anderson. serving on
 cOrvner's inquest . ILL. % F. F. Caldwell, sanitary fees 20 % ErTTAPH Publishing Co, pub
 fishing proceedings of board
 and extra insertions .. 4S 39
 Ordered that the sum Of $3j be given to. Manuel Lopez who is suffer ing from a gunshot wound in his eyes and desifes to go abroad for special l treatment.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07
From HarShsH.
bar silver

HsRsHAw, A. T., Nov %, 1889.
 To the Editor of the EPITAPH As q,lite number of miners were talk ing of coming to Harshaw with the expectation Of getting work when left Tombstone, you will do them a favor to state that there is positively no show for them here at present. There are not more than forty men working for wages in tins camp and there IS no immediate prospect of any more being put on. There are at least fifteen men here waiting for work and more are coming in every day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07
Mining tetH.

There has been little change in the mining situation in this district this week About the same amount Of ore has been shipped and work continues steadily. More assessment work has been done so far this month than for the corresponding period of last year. The Hersehel resumed work yesterday after short shut down for necessary repairs. Otherwise the situation re- mains unchanged.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

R. C. Brown, one of the. proprietors of the Florence Enterprise, the best weekly in the Territory, was in Tomb- stone this week on business, which is about the only thing Brown thinks about. He does stop long enough, once in while. 10 eat A little, but it Is only side issue.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

The masquerade carnival at the skating rink on Christmas eve prom ises to far excel the one recently given. Additional seats have been placed in the hall and the price of admission to spectators will be only h7lf a dollar. The prizes will be on exhibition at Mrs. Rafferty's millinery store on and after next Monday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Board adjourned to Thursday the 26th oi December, 1888, at } P. m.
 B. S. COFFMAS, Chairman oi Board oi Supervisors. Attest
 FRED CASTLE,
 Clerk oi Board of Supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Last Tuesday evening the follow ing officers of Cochise Lodge Nc ,, I. 0. o. F., were elected for the ensuing term: N. G., K. C. Fraser; V. c., J. D.. Martin; Secretary, W. D. ,Monmonier {; Treasurer, W F. Bradley.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

A grand annual ball will be given by the Tombstone fire department, under the auspices of Rescue hose company No. 3, on New Years eve. Everybody knows that the dances given by the fremen are extremely enjoyable occasions and therefore everybody will go.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

The new singer at the Crystal Pal ace draws large crowds every night and is well worth hearing. Other at- ttractions at this house are Anheuser lager beer on draught, finest brandiss. whiskies and everything to refresh the inner man. Call and find out for ; yourself.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07
tomorrow morning.

The question of requiring peddlers to pay license was presented to the City Council last evening It was complained that ranchers brought meat. of all kinds to the city and went from house to house peddling the same and paying no license, to the the injury of our local butchers, who would have to close their shops if this was allowed to continue. The Coun- cil could give no relief in the matter as there Is no law to prevent the pro ducer from disposing of his products without paying 3 license therefor, pro viding he does not establish place of business in the place where he sells his produce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Clerk oi Board of Supervisors.
 
 TOMBSTONE. December 3, 1889. Board met pursuant to adjournment. Present-B <. Cofman, chairman T. J. White and John Montgomery. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 The Treasurer was ordered to trans fer Il ,Oo0 from the general fund to the salary fund
 The assessment Of Gould & Boyer being a double assessment, was or dered stricken off the roll.
 A warrant was ordered drawn in favor Of an indigent person, Edith Vernon by name, for transportation and subsistence.
 J. P. Johnston. road overseer, was authorized to repair the road between Tombstone and Wilcox via South Pass
 The assessment of Carmen Samora, she being widow, was ordered taken off the roll being less than 5000 valuation.
 Mrs Memleb, indigent and without means of support, was allowed SI0. and d warrant ordered drawn.
 The following claims were allowed 'pd warrants ordered drawn on the general fund
 :. C. Perrin, justice fees $ I9 70 S. C. Perrin, care of indigt sick 10 OO W. R. Duncan, roadwork .... 62 25 l.. J. Shapard, expenses while
 attending coroner's jury . OO II. Gerwein. lumber for bridge
 at Tres Alamos ..-..... 9 l. W Shilliam, constable fees IS 20 Fly Walker, justice fees I5 p :. NJ. Barrow, supplies Ii 30 Tombstone Gas Co, gas .... 29 j0 Nat Hawke, justice fees 3 7J D. W. Gage, constable fees , 7j H. J. Peto, drugs, (White vot-
 ing no to allowing claim for
 hospital supplies in this bilI ................. 9 %
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Don't forget that another of those charming soirees will be given at Min ing Exchange Hall tonight. MT. Shepperd will spare no pains to make every one welcome.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07
iIl COUNCIL.

Regular meeting of the Common T Council of the City of Tombstone, held
 December 6 1889,
 Absent-Lippert
 Minutes of preyiou, meeting read
 and appEoyed,
 Reports oi officers for the month oi , November were accepted
 The following bills were read and
 referred to the finance committee:
 J Patton 2J City Water Co op R Fish F oo EITArH 3 j0 Cochi-e II l r. Co ) 5O J Pnndiyillc 3o % Tombstone Ga- Co r O0 The finance committee r,porteI fayorably on the following bills S. Hills. < \ 25 CoChise II X r Co 4O Gas company x 2l
 Rule, were suspended and the bin> of PrindiHlle. Fish, and the ErITArH were allowed and warrants ordered drawn.
 \ communication was read from ] p McAlli>ter stating that he haG some cirv warrants of ls>j and lssG. which inc waut,I paid The matter was referred to the finance committee to investigate and report
 4 communication from D A san lord in relation to City Hall bonds
 The Mayor reported that s special l policeman had been placed on night | duty at the public school house in or der ro pTo;ec; the property The Council endorsed the action oi the Mayor
 Ben James presented an indemnity bond to the Council for the reissue oi 8 warrant for $9,70, which was lost by him several months ago The bond was accepted and A new warrant was ordered drawn
 The Mayor and Auditor were em- 10 have one thousand letter heads printed
 Chief of the fire department re ported that several of the fire boxes needed repairing. He was instructed o ascertain the amount of necessary repairs and report 10 the Council
 Adjourned
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

The Can Can restaurant has changed hands, C. l.. Cummings be ing the present proprietor and AID. Walsh manager.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

You want good dinner tomorrow of course. and the place to go is the Maison DOre restaurant. Everything procurable will be served.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Monmonier's stock of novelties is rapidly disappearing. Make your se- lection before if is too late.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

The funeral Ol Edward F. H&oai took place from the residence oi the Misses Hempseth last Thursday
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Joe Curby wa. arrested last Thurs day and fined g. and costs for using obscene and abusive language.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

The usual excellent Sunday dinner will be served at the Can Can to-mor- row. Everything good to eat, well cooked and appeuzing.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

"Jscksss Flat" is the euphoneoiu name of Nogales suburb.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Superintendent Abbott, of the De- fiance mine. of Turquois district, paid this city ! visit during the week
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Cloudy weather during the week and several light showers Of rain that laid the dust for the present
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Las; Sunday the wife of R C. Ret tlewell was delivered of q daughter stillborn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Pictures, picture frames, mouldings and artists materials al Monmonier's
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Boston baked beans and liquid -Ee- treatments of all kinds, hot or cold, at the Fashion tonight
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Regular service, al the Methods; church tO-murrOw
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

A. ]. Ritter leit to-day iof Tucson on a business visit
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07

Large stock of ane perfumes jus. received at Menmonier-
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07
DffNllL REPORT.
Tx, Transactions G ths Bpard of Supervisors
 of CechiS- toaah.
TOMBSTONE, Decersber ,, ISSg

 TOMBSTONE DectIaber ,, lSSy Board met pursuant to .Gjournment Present-B =. Coiimsn. chairman John Montgomery and T. White Minutes oi previous meeting read and approved
 On motion il was ordered that the tax deed to the San Rafael del Valle grant be given to E. J. Roberts Nou,g gomery and Coirman voting ave White voting no.
 The assessment of J. NJ. Orosco on loO cattle for $500, was ordered stricken of. it having been erroneous ly entereI by the assessor after the statement hal been made ont.
 A warrant was ordered drawn in favor of . C. Perrin for assistance given to E. T. Redwood, an indigent person
 Unanimously voted that the raise on 'he assessment of l.. Prue's cattl, be stricken ont, leaving the assess ment as originally entered.
 Ordered that the assessment of the Pacific Improvement Company for 1 SG.4OO on improvements, in Benson be ! stricken out, the same having been ! assessed Co the Southern Pacific rail 1 road. thereby making double assess ment
 Voted unanimously that the Treas urer be ordered to pay warrants No. i2lS for SaG22l, and No. i26G for SGG.50 the holder of the same having been absent at the lime of the call.
 Ordered that the offer oi J. P. Me Alh-ter for the purchase oi the Lalla Rock mine for Si4ZO be accepted. snd deed was ordered drawn in ac- 'oriance with law
 The following claims for salaries were allowed by unanimous vote, ex. 'ept those for the hospital, White oting no
 ). c. Willis, physician Si2j OO "a Baldwin, steward ... 7j 0O j. C. Willis, for the cook and
 laundryman ............. 5O OOt ] II Daily, district clerS . OJ red Castle, clerk ........ II Gj ). J. Carter, janitor ..-..... 70 OO ieorge Burlington, jailor IJO 0O hos. E Howell guard I2O 00 " shiIliam. jailer Benson 20 O9 V ". Lowther jail.r Bisbee 20 0O ' Caldwell, jailer Wilcox 20 OO Board adjourned to Tuesday at 10 III. T
 E. :. CoFFNAN. Chairman of Board of Supervisors f Attest q
 FRED CASTLE, i
 Clerk oi Board Of Supervisors.
Tombstone epitaph., 1889-12-07
LOCAt. IApPE NlNGS

No base ball tomorrow.