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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

Wine Inc funeral funeral OF the late Miss HINT
w wa'ic I.a LOOK place yesterday afteTIo op
was very largely attended. --o'iI'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

1t Is seldom that we have 20 record SO
few deep-waIer merchant vezsls In port
The number has been gradually getting
less FOR d week past, and now only i've
remain; but there are several vessels
from foreign ports overdue, and soon the
wharves will resume their wOnted APP
DearauCe OF bustGnE activity.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

Snrec LOST or misIaid check for s25o
m plTGhes bank is advertised IN ion GD
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

ing to-day at the Police Court up lor hear
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

Arhor day is observed by thirty
four States. and these inclEde every
Northern State east Of the Rocky
Mountains.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

At ! p. N. yesterday Joseph Kama was
arrested for assault, and this was the
only entry in the charge book up till Il
p n. AT an early hour after dark the
streets Of the city were more than usu-
ally still, and by 10 p. N. the sound Of a
mans footstep could be heard two
9lOcks away.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

onS gr' ~ ~ II. Nicoll is said to ba d.n...-
'usiy Ill and not expected to re raos anger
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

There are eight large cases artisticaly
mounted, and containing stuffed birds Of
great beauty, monkeys, etc, on view at
). Z. MOrgan's salesroOm. These. to-
gether with large music box, books
and many other articles viii be sold at
the above mart to-day Al 10 a. IL
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

NJ. McInerny's corner window has had
a new and elegant dressing. The show OF
gentlemen's haberiashery is arranged
IN such q manner that everything can be
seen at glance. II l. worth aDyb9dv's
while to look that window square in the
face
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

Members Of the Honolulu Rifles, hav-
ing IN their possession uniform or equip
ment in their possession, are notified By
advertisement IN another column TO
leave these articles at Capt. A. J. Nc
Carthy's store on Fort street, a. early a.
possible for use on Decoration Day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

By an advertisement in another
column Of this issue, il viii be seen that
Nessrs. q. w. Maciarlane & Co. an
nouuce the arrival OF a quantity Of choice
pictures from Europe. These are all
beautifully framed, and viii be on view
and for sale At Messrs. NJ. q Co.'S sales
rooms until the Both inst, when those
remaining unsold viii be disposed OF
bv auction. This Is a favorable chance
to secure the choice OF hrst-class pictures
for room decoration at a reasonable
price.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

An accident which might have had
serious consequences occurred about o
O'Clock Yesterday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. T. q. Snow on Adams
lane. A native boy who was engaged
in the popular occupation OF gathering
rngnroas. ventured too far out on q
branch and lost his hold falling con
siderable distance and striking the top
of a gate post from whence he tumbled
to the ground, bruising his forehead and
cutting his lip. He seemed consider
ably dazed and stunned at first, but by
the time his father who had been sent
for arrived ON the scene, the youngstel
had pulled himself together somewhat
and was taken home IN a carriage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29

;o. ne ne ear-biting case comes M g.,
my to-day at the Police Court 7 up l0r near
Mr.. G. II. NicoIl is said 70 -
ousIy Ill, and not exnerfed - y DC danger
A lost or mislaid cboo,- g
p pTGHeiS bank Is advertised in M }L u
m The funeral OF the late Miss H..
, wien TOOK place yesterday affArI lun
was very largely attended. '0i -IOoil
a. mere mere Is now being DISCHARGED fr,u-
the bark Royal Alice larga 80 ron
GorIugated iron, iron piping and 49,, -
lzed iron ware. s"''ah
The steamer Likelike towed tho II;
Kltat out OF the harbor at } = n, -. NJ
/ DAY and, as there was no wind =
/ PoDaDle the towing would be comfir,,al
all the way to Kahului. '''''I' 1tl'
Box plan for the entertainment b,. a..
Pastime Novelty COMPANY ana ,II,'t ~ ~ Ine s
Ehlku Club on Saturday eyon; "a AN AN
open at Mr.. L. J. Levev's on Tr;T y, -,
morning. Secure seats early.
In the ''By Authority" column If tb,s
issue Will be seen notice OF a lease for
sale, OF grazing land at Kalihi. The
area comprises seventy-five acres. and
ihe upset price Is 500 per annum.
A ciock-wOrk figure Of a negro smol,-
ing a cigar, Is in the store window of
Holllster & Co., and attracting crowds to
look at It. The movements OF this TOW
are very amusing; and, as a Jurleeone
quite natural.
II we were to say that there is not q
Rip Van Wrinkle in the Bulletin offc4
We would be stretching the truth: but II
Is ali right Rip, We hope YOU have pleas
ant dreams. Take the ARE" ont of the
phaeton team local, i looks bad.
NJ. McInerny's corner window has had
new and elegant dressing The show OF
gentlemen's haberiashery is arranged
IN such = manner that everything can be
seen at a glance. II i worth anybodv's
while TO look that window square in the
face.
There are eight large cases artistically
mounted, and containing stuffed birds Of
great beauty, monkeys, etc, on view at
). Z. MOTgan's salesr0Om. These. to-
gether with a large music box, books
and many other articles viii be sold at
the above mart to-day Al 10 a. Il
Members Of the Honolulu Rifles, hay-
ing IN their possession uniform or equip
ment in their possession, are notified by
advertisement IN another column 10
leave these articles at Capt. A. J. Nc
LaTthy' store on Fort street, a. early a.
possible Tor use on Decoration Day.
At I p. N. yesterday Joseph Kama was
arrested for assault, and this was the
only entry in the charge book up till Il
? n. AT an early hour after dark the
streets OF the city were more than Usu-
ally still, and by 10 p. N. the sound OF q
mans iootstep could be heard two
BLOCKS away.
The Paris Exposition was tohave been
formally opened OF Monday, May 6, but
il lis said that everything was backward,
and il VIII probably be SIX weeks or two
months before the exhibits Will begin 10
assume proper shape. The first arrival
from san Francisco viii bring fulIdetaIls
OF the opening.
1t Is seldom that we have 10 record SO
few deep wafer merchant Ve=sls in port.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1889-05-29
SUPREME COURT.

TUESDAY, May >.
PROBATE DIVISION
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
STOLEN G19Eis.

wishing one a happy new yea
SHOWS sentIfnen: bat not sense" saw
the Toledo Commercial.
James Cane, of Connecticut. fred a
est in the darkness and killed fiift,
dollar COW; ard yet be says he is a mai
who never had any luck.
Lot me eat IT, mince pies of na.
ton and care not who Sings it's song.
or makes its laws" says Ben Butler
and II is The most sensible thing he la.
said in ten long years.
The Pittsburg Dispatch calls ntten
ton to the fact that a clothier in tina,
city has been sent to prison for setting
IRE to his store-a case so rare as 10
cause widespread smazement.
A poet is allowed heap Of license;
but when Mrs. kershan of Cairo. threw
hot water Oh neighbor who made fun
IT her rhymes, the jndge said that the
license had gone beyond the limit,
TIE Philadelphia woman who died Of
tight !acing was an old maid, bomely
aud angular, aud never hal beau
And yet she said sue laced to please he
men. All men Lhould chip in for a
monument TO her.
y sea captain on trial in San Francis.
co Tor cruelty said it was highly neces-
sary to good dicipiine to knock a slilor
down with a Delaying pin now and
then. This is one II tie mysteries Of
the yeasty deep.
A Sioux chief named Lame Wolf SAYS
that Billy Cody is the biggest cowar,,
OF white man who ever rode over the
plains, and William says he will have
the blood of that Lame Wolf before tie
violets bloom again.
Not only New Years calls are PLAYED
out, but ten years hence, SAYS a cynic,
Christmas will be observed only as a
holiday: and ST. Ya.entine's day will
not be noticed at all. The people are
ou,growing those childish things.
The New York Mail ard Express
thought TO make hit with church peo-
pie by running Biblical quotations
daily. Almost every clergyman in New
York has denounced it a. piece of stu
pcndous hypocrisy. and SO it is
A thief at Dubuque stole barrel of
eggs. but because The warrant did not
specify that they were hens eggs in
stead Of goose or bird or alligator eggs,
he was turned loose and allowed to 10.
Law and common sense were always
strangers,
The announcement is made Il at
Paris chemist has at last succeed ed in
making real diamonds from secret
Good, AS 5000 as they
get down to Sl00 q bushel the hotel
clerk has got to answer q civil question
or step down and out.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
q Sa.y Strike.

\ strike which was recently made at
depth of ia feet in the shaft on the
claim belonging - Young and McClel-
land. near The lime kiln. has hot attract
ed muca attention but is very impor
tant one nevertheless. 1t WAS the striL-
ing of body of pure clear water which
appears 10 be inexkaustive The canyon
below the water is fertile and capable
of growing almost any crop and with the
facilities for raising the water to the
surface large area might be irrigated.
The fact thar water can be had at thai,
depth should stimulate some of our eu-
terpris:Dg citizens to at least investi-
gate the possible supply Of water in
that neighboFhood. A little practical
work and less theory wonld not b. out
o. place. and wouid put life in the fas.
decaying composition Of our once pros
porous camp.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11

The Cochise delegation to the legis
lature have nearly all left for the capi-
tai. George Daily is in Los Angeles.
Alex. Wight is in Santa Barbara.
James Stanford and Grant Hicks lef,
on this afternoon coach. George
Cheyney will leave on Tuesday next
and Robbins will also leave about the
same time. Nothing has been heard
from Hoadley. but it il presumed he
will be there on tine. II i expected
that the delegations fiom Yuma. Pima
and Cochise Will met a, Los Angeles
and take special car for Prescott on
the A. * =. about Friday next, The
question of the removal of tine capital
Goes not worry the members of Cochi.e
AMI there does not seem to be desire
on their part 10 act hastily in the re-
moval OF the capital to Phenix. The
PRosPEcroR wishes the members q
pleasant journey and successful ses
sion.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
Still GA Deck.

The manager of the Standard Iron
Works of San Diego has made a report
on the mines Of the ST. Nicholas com
pany of lower California. in hich he
mentions the name of 40 old Tom bstone
resident in the following way:
= have to say caudidiy in Justice 10
the merits Of this property. / found it
as represented. and exceeding my ex.
pectations. being courf-onsIy shown
about hy the foreman, Mr.. A. T. Frary
a weIi-known mining expert, who has a
good force of miners e: work sinking a
shaft and running tunnels and has i'm
mense veins OF ore in sight. from six to
eight feet and widening ns they go
down. The vein they are now working
- exceedingly rich. reaching into The
luntlre.is rer ton.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
TOMBSTONE PR0SpECTOR
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The WEEKLY PRosPEcToR will make
its appearance either this week Satur
day, or the week following. 1t will
be an eight column sheet, and will
contain all the important local events
and all the dispatches appearing in
the DAILY PGosrEcroa during the
week. 1t will be circulated through
out the county for the first week or
two without compensation. Ii will be
the best advertising medium in the
Territory. Its advertising rates VIII
be low. The expense OF running
weekly is so small that the PRosfEc-
TOR has concluded TO fix prices accord
ingly. We have three columns left
for sale which can be had for The
small sum of FIVE dollars per column
per month. Smaller space at very
low figures. Call early and secure
your space.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
etc.
TpU. feaS Sale

Pubic no, &c il heTc'.y Eve that whereas d e..
full ras been made by Richard &. Mct af!er, IN
The pa. Of cert rrlmi-.pry note. made
a. d deliNeresl bg MIN on ute tweaty Third dsy o..
Decerhe-, ls57 q J1Scph Hos ac.. 81 7 oalb-icr.e
ia tbs m sinner stipui tel in said ,r0nissory L &C.
and in the rein barre fnent OF MONEYS provided 10
he pa!c, BY deed of trlst mrde gnt Delivered o.
seid tventyibi-d day Of Decembc; I>sz. b. sa:g
Richard q. NcCeh' ~ 10 Henry ZI-Ecr. trustee.
and recorded IN the OF CO Of he County re r.!,r
OF the County Of CocEisa, ia Eo1s- ID o! TINS
Deeds. Psces 81 10 s. ct Seq:
And whereas ire sum due uoon sid ,,-r-llfsory
note fnd I'll M news paid, ACCORDING 20 lac I r :
visions III sad D,e! 81 Trust. wifH thu accrued
ibterr-ts amounts - the sur u Thre Hard d
and Eighiy EiGe ,Ss9 - Il liars ard lAisty-. We
cents. which sUioun hIs gr0sn due acco ii % 10
the ROW. i"'i- and Iern-s q pJou.iso~y note
And wu.ress, rail Richard L. sC('af r. has
failed 20 pag th- n'Orrsad GInoGnf after q. inapd
duly msde uPoa bin fJr J'ayTneht & erect.
and wncr. a. .. yii-Eticn h-s accn III de She
undcrsign- d IrI.t-e @ stiltEc p-oyeTyd scrfbci
10 said DEED Of TrrsI, ODDS 10 lay and SATISFY
the am punt Cue a. a!cr stid
Nov therefore. b. vi.t1c of the Trust crc7iei by
and expressed IN sa.d Deed Of ira {. aud t:c
power s3d euihon ywke coy ccu ferrsd on tie u
d-Tsigued az & in 0f6er 10 ACCOMPLISH fh, o. :
81 the TrTs Great in raid De d rs.iic o-ic j.
hf reby gwen, ttat the ruder- 2; cd III se 81
pahhc sails On FRIDAY the 1ith dry e Jaguefy
1889. al o'clo'k OF tie ar ernoC1 q sgii DIS
at The fro dor 81 tn: Comfy Ouri lfouse nj
the city OF fomb.to'fe, County ~ ocbi-s. 10 The
highest and best BIDDER 3os "a n. in i1ysul money
OF the United ates, tae & llJsing q : III d
p opc5ty- u. hero as VIII b n On =. 4 70
pay the money due uE Ter the pryyfsio - OF sal
Deed 81 TrGsi, With N c-ued interest t. IT, and
in ed itioH tncr-io he nabic expenses o, The.
Trusts in "a Desj. AID 81 SAID sak amount. ny
10 i0rty doLa's 10 ~; IFose cefta laiercsis
IN and 10 the fsll5WiEy Lode &sniag Clai os. So
uzted in the Iomb-tOns MiAing Listrlcf sad
county and Tcrrt ny. being sn unCi ided one
eighth interest o., In ard 10 tac r. nbow N 'nc,
'o-a ed .nusry Let. Is :, by the ss;d NO CAT p
and alo ore Eudivsde5 oEc-eichth Iutc.tst ~. u.
and TO he Jack mirs, ocetca MAR lei, 81, b
the said mccall ~ AnS also all OF N. Arr ~
mise, located Janua; 1t, Is7, ~ said McCa Soy
all Of raid location LsticCs h-iH@ recorded IN the
Office Of the Record; Of said Cocrise County e;
J. Upon tie day Of sale, apna the paIcAsse pnce
bsinc Psit FIR the tfJresa.d p oPrTtv. the unte.-
signed WI maze, X"cusc, erEg " lstsee ard &c
liver 20 TIE purchaser ur pr-cBa e:s thereof a
deed or dee 3 Ia accordance with IN row CT
vested in him BY tn Aforesaid Decd ofTrust.
Dated December 80, lssS.
HENRY ZEUNER,
IrIisfec.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
70 EeiclSers TisS~~.

hope to go to the .ealms above
when l lie down to die; l hope that
choirs all clad in white will greet my
wandering eye
know that I'll be filled with joy,
in regions free from care, for angels
tell me in my sleep, there are no kick
ers there
Though rugged be the jasper pave,
no soul will dare complain; though
sunligh. shines the ages through, no
spirit lalls for rain; Though crowns be
half size too small, no seraphs tear
thlir hair, and all is joy above because
tIere are no kickcrs there.
The music may be out OF tune, no
enc will hold his ears; the robes may
not be tailor made, there1l be no
means, no tears; the sandals may be
often worn, none ask better pair, for
glory to the Lord of Hosts, there are
no kickers there.
And when the celestial council call
for paving On the street, the man who
gets the contract may work onward
swift and fleet; no spirit will injunc'
lions bring, nor cranks nor croakers
swear; the realms above are free from
chumps, there are no kickers there.
Then take me from this vale OF tears
where craaks come to the front, where
men who never work or toll, still lie
around and grunt; long TO wear eel
estial robes and climb the golden stair
for well / know that in those lands
there are no kickers there.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
Pie.

Just as the PRosrEcroR was ready to
go to press yesterday afternoon and
while carrying the last form from the
composing to the press room. the
bearer of the intellectual burden
slipped and the form was struck
squarely out in ono round. making a
most beautiful ease of pie on the
floor. Making the best of it We
weat 10 press without the page.
Several legal ads were pied with the
balance. which nece- STATED the work
ing of the force till eleyeD O'Clock last
night getting ont supplement contain
ing these ads, which had to be issued
before midnight to make then legal,
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
COANT' CLIPPINGS.

John p. st. John will reside in Cali
fornia.
San Bernardino wound up the yea
1883 with a 1000 fire.
The County Recorders fees for De
cember, mt Fresno, were S2,5G2.50.
The last cleanup of the sierrs
Buttes mine at Downie,ille was S24,
90.
The wind from Eastern Oregon
blows the alkali dust ON the glass oil
the Fort Candy lighthouse.
The Salt Lake Tribune says 100000
sheep were shipped from Utah Terri
tory by rail last season.
Salt Lake water is being sold in the
East by druggists for catarrh cure AT
four bits for a six-ounce bottle.
Miners are still focking to the gold
mines in the Harqua Hala mountains
in Yuma and Maracopa counties.
Dunsmuir's coal mines ut yelling
ton, Il. c., have closed down on ac-
count OF trouble with the miners, who
demand an increase OF wages.
A single highwayman robbeda stage
between Montesano and Olympia
Tuesday night and got several hun
dred dollars from the express box.
\ Chinaman at Sacramento at
tempted to take a stone from a rail
road track January Sd to prevent
what he thought would be an accident
and was killed.
William Lyle, president of the Quiz
jotOa group, has departed for the mines
in response TO kilograms announcing
an important improvement in the
Peerless.
Mrs. Sarah Althea Terry has brought
suit against United States Marshal
Franks for $4,000 damages, alleging
that she sustained injuries to that
amount at his hands at the time he
arrested her for contempt.
The Carson Tribune saws that a fine
strike has been made in the 300-foot
level of the Eureka mine, in that dis
trict, the ore already extracted assay
ing $50 10 the ton.
The Half Noon, Columbia, Rainbow
and War Eagle mining claims, stu
uaied in Phoebe district, Lincoln coun-
ty, New, have been bonded. The con-
sideration mentioned is $4,000.
Theodore Winters informs the Reno
Gazette that in boring by hand six
inch well on his Washoe Valley ranch
a flow of water, equaling five miners
inches, WIS struck at depth OF G3
feet.
Charles ". Stewart, one of the ear
hest residents OF ruscarora, fell a VIC
tim to heart disease January lst. Just
previous TO his death he had been
viewing the eclipse and was unusually
lively and apparently in the best Of
spirits and health.
This fall the farmers in Washoe
Valley set out fully 5000 fruit and
shade trees. Hon. William Thomp-
son contemplates building two reser-
voirs that will hold q good supply OF
water in the spring. He has already
constructed one. He is going to plant
three acres i'll prunes the coming
spring as an experiment.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
A Poets Sentence.

y literary tramp recent'.f purloined
3 horse from S&crameP 20 farmer and
unlike the Arizona borrower left a
note In the stall telling the owner
where he could lind his animal. The
verse ran tb-sly:
I.dislikc TO cause you sorrow,
But ! norse ] am compelled 10 borrow.
Plesse par,ios this act of transgression
! viii leave him at my destination.
IT stable in Stockton town,
You viii find him if you go down.
] am compelled to do this taking,
By necessity and bad walking.
The gentleman was captured at the
stable with the horse and was brought
before magistrate, plead guilty and
was sentenced to ten years in the Fol-
som prison-two years for stealing the
horse and a year q line for the poetry
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
- scrsp OF Faper raves ,er Life.

IL wa inst az n-dinSry scrap of wraJ p.r "a
pes, but IL saved her life She WAS il the last
Stages OF coTsuu. ptior, told by physicians that
-he was iTcasaLl' and could not five only a short
tine: she wrish.d i 80 thar seven'y pounds.
Os q ? ecs Q; pIY>r Tie feai of r. Kings New
use very, asf go: mpie DO tie: il helped her
m@rc, hoccbt arc:se- a-d grew better fast, con
;iare7 lie u nne Is new strong. heslthy. roey.
imp weighing I.0 roGuds. For full er paYtic.
1la,s serd stamp to W. II. Cole, Drugg "a, Fort
3Eiits. Tiia bctiles OF this wonderful Discovery
Free at J. 6ongvs Drugstore.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11
F0n SALE.

. The new spaper plant on
which the PrJspector was for
mcrly printed, consisting Ct
1 WASHINGTON hand press.
type, and necessary material
for the. printing of a G-column
folio; also / Gordon Jobber, 1
piOw paper cutter, three i'm
posing stones, rollers, molds,
etc.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11

The undersigned has sey0al articles
for sale, among them are the follow
iug: Tables OF different sizes; show
ease; cupboard; baby crib; cabinets
chairs; trunks: demijobns; etc., etc.
All of which must be sold before Sat
urday, Jan. 18th. j. PAscBoLY. 10-2t
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11

NCT!CE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ csrGtoFs OF tbs estate Of Thomfs Ogdeu.
d c'sscf, Id ~ ps s"n- having al inns against
s5id dcce"c,.t r. nercbv required To present nd
exi.sGii suen claims 10 the unier Tired min s.
tTa' o. az the o 5oe OF ". H. St-lw H. sttorsU as
ia", on Fo.rth street. In TorIbs one Arr Ia.
within for months after the date nf n is net ee
Dated Tombstone, A. =. Jln-Gry TO- 1889.
FULLY A. OGDEN,
Aeministrft1r Of he estate o: Thomas Osd~n.
ctcc2s.o w4m
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11

The Cochise House, nea- the 0cci
dental Hotel corner, is elegantly fu:-
nished, and offers tho best accommo-
daiions to the travelling public to be
found at present in Tombstone. 9 q I'm
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11

The WEEKLY PROsPEcTo2 viii be
distributed free on Sunday morning
next. Alter glancing at it come over
or send over the name OF a new sub
gerber. Only -Four Dollars per year
payable in advance.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11

Arnold's Wood Yard and Express
Wagon. Orders left g: Walkers cigar
store or Fits store promptly attended
TO. c. II. Arnold, corner Eighth and
Stafford streets. ii 81
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-01-11

D. o. Fotheringham. the express
a5on. who was arrested as an accom-
plice ID TIE robbery of the car in his
charge pea- s.. Louis two years ago.
aud who was acquitted and afterwards
! 20: $50 eco dam ges ont OF the J. press
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