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Mr. wood. Coo. On. 90 spena soms Monsr.

Joseph H. Woods, a retired manufacturer VIII
is 10 years old and says that he is afraid he
VIII not live to spend all his money, left his
lodgings at the Hotel Gladstone at Broadway
HLu flity-ninih street yesterday with the de-
,atS IN he afternoon wandering about Tarry-
towh' pSi!ceman brought him back to the
t a.teL mr, Woods has been around tile world
o. ,oWn with pockets full OF money without
''"'ng anybody know OF his Intentions.
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Yale's Increasing Freshmen Class.

NEw IIAVFH juno 27-Rsports have bsen received by
Prof Newton from all the places where Yale eIamnA
tons are in progress The incoming freshmen classes
both in the academic aud scientific departments prom
so TO be ten per cent larger than last year whsn
tho classes were larger than ever before; Tie est
mated number of freshmen for this year 10 About 29O
Tor the college and about $40 for the scientific SCHOOL
or 97On all The total number OF candidates under oI
animation, including pTeIIminaries aud nnAS iO lita
more than 9OO. AgAinGt 695 IAst year.
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To Shorten Parliamentary Procedure.

LONDON. juno 27.--In the House Of Com
mons to-day Mr.. W. H. Smith the Government
leader. moved that committee OF twenty-one
DO appointed to consider how to shorten the
procedure on partly discussed bills.
Mr.. Labouchere proposed that the Opposition
have larger representation in the committee,
He pointed out that the Government had twelve
supporters on thecommittee, while the OPPOSE
tion had only nine.
Mr.. smiths motion was carried by vote OF
273 to 1853.
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A New Medical Assocla,,or

The Now York Medical Association has been incor
porGed ItproposeS to bring together for mutual bene
Mt members "havinR community of sentiment rslAt
ing tho honor interest and usefulness OF tho profess
GiOn ana tho mAintenauCe of its character Iha cni,
walton the science Of medicine and the ~
public health" Tho trustees are George T. HArrSon
Palmer Dudley. John H. Hinton Samuel u. n McIsn1
Charles A. LrGe. AuguStusD RuEEleG Neil j. HepbnTn
Edward Sanders and r. byTnbeTg Porter @
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Central Railroad OF Now Jersey-Saturday
Trains Tor tho SoashOTe-LOAG Branch,

UUeHh UFOVel &c,
Sandy Hook Routo-LeAvo New York, Pier g. North
BNeE at 7;+o, 500 HOO A. NJ leo sI4o Ado, $50
,A llraiI Route-LeayS New York, foot Liberty St,
Norlh ,hlFer, A. Hla ana IONA mas A. N, 20
sgsciSi fAst sEersS 1850 tOEprsSS $3.50 sI5O, 4fOO
r. SR'0'l fast express on Saturday June "a at 1870
Piers, North River At $50 A. H., i:oO p nj for AZ.
iSnne highlands Sandy Hook and ali stations Long
Atr4ll Route-LsGys EsE York, foot Of Liberty IT.,
Branch, Point Pleasant &o.-AdR
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BROOKLYE.

Free concerts viii DO given IN Prospect Park and in
Washington Park TO- day and here viii also be con
cert In Prospect Park TO- morrow
boring quarrel last night hstHsSn william Farrell,
Adams street tho latter MAS stabbed In Inc left SIDE
william WAS arrested. ~
Tho Rev DR., II. O. MsndsnhGIL PTsSidsnt OF the
SamsltoHTn HniySLsty pAkotA has received uuLni-
tsri4n Church. which became 9 month ago when
will accept ~
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Twice Fa,Iea TO K,u H,n,.,r

Domestic troubles led Frederick scebach to make two
attempts at suicide yesterday. At noon he swallowed
two ounces Of laudAnum. Then he went to the South
Walk In Central Park between Sixth And Seventh av
enues and prepared to kill himself with 22calbre re
yolver Policeman Sweeney caught Ills hand as he was
putting the muLze OF the revolver into his mouth and
Ersnched the weapon from him Tho empty lAudAnpm
oote Was In his pocket. He was sent to tho Presby.
terrain Hospital He IA expected to recover Seobach
grocer and lives at $40 RvinRton street. He saws
bis wife and stepdaughter mako his life miserAble
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Where Yeaterday,s Fires were.

AA-2;55, 2s+ Seventh avenue. Louis UhIsndornrs
saloon damage $40; $3.50. 1853 Delaney street. Gilbert
Days oyster house damage IS: 500 442 Pleasant ave.
nue., George spAths carpenter shop damage So
T. .:7:lo. second floor Of 2O5 EAst Twenty ninth
street Michael McDermOtt. damage SIS; IS, 81 Nor.
folk street isaac Lesk ortiz butcher damage $40 10 90
nrSt Moor OF Ninth avenue damage SIS 1920 NTH
door OF 49, West FOrty.ninth street damage &25
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Gilmore at Manhattan beach.

Gilmore and his band will give their nrst oonesrs a
Manhattan Beach this afternoon and evening. ThS
band has been away from New York since the early
part OF last september OF tourG Tho
folio wing named artists VIII add 10 the AtrActionsi
Mas Ida Klein soprano. Mime Van DornhOn cOntrAltuI
j. o Mabony. baritone and ". } LAWN tenor. Pain
will have several new set pieces aud vii! amaze people
with his A." Siege OF Vera Cruz"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-28
,rol,ce Appointments In Jersey CITY.

Tho Board of Police Commissioners of Jersey City
mot last night and promoted Chancemen P. H. Reilly
Frank McGurk William Keefo Patrick Higgins Walter
Skin. Michael Gaynor, Henry Archibald and Rdward
Dodan TO patrolmen. Charles McDougal Charles Nc.
Dewitt Dennis Mullins Andrew Sheridan William
HiEginS Patrick Mclaughlin. Cornelius Noonan John
Sody. and John Cronin were appointed patrolmen.
RoundSman Coward and Patrolinan Michael Eoniin
were promoted TO SerReAnts EXPolicS Commissioner
Thomas NuEent and Thomas Harrington were an
pointed ssrEs4nts Pstromen Hopkins and John F.
Michael EaRAn was made q detectiYe
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M,sa Brewster'O Trip to Siberia.

TOXIC. June 12.-Miss Ammo Brewster. So
ciety girl OF New York, who came out to VISIT
her brother-in-law. Secretary Re8my has gone
on pleasure trip to Siberia. going from Mara
OF Q young American lady going to the Siberian
frontier except for missionary work.
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Increasing Masses Office.

MONTREAL June 2L-AH tho steamships arriving in
port report Increasing of ice Just outside the
Gulf OF St. Lawrence In latitude 40 40 north Iond.
tude ono 90 west the Corean met with foe four miIea
an Immense eld Of loose ics through which had 70
force her way cautiously.
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Mrs. CLEVELAND Visits Dodhan.

BosroH June 2T.-hrA Grover Cleveland paid = quiet
visit TO DedhAm to day and entertained at the pAA
uAl residence OF hiliouAire A. W. Nickonon. MrS
ClovolInds visit was not generally known. She
driven from BTookne early on Thursday evening TO
the EioEtTson mansion in Mr.. EickerSon's tAllyho.
Mrs CleySlAndB presence became known TO the towns
people when checks were asked for her b4EGAEs and
AEON quite crowd Of peoplS had AASemb ~ the rail-
her BummSr homo q MARION this Afternoon.
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Didn't Want AN Once.


He was very fat and very warm He got into a Esn.
ate elevator this morning At the sub basement
and sAid 10 the rope jeTkeri
Mine frondL would you please let me ouit ON dst
Moor where der pAFTOom 10 "
And he was directed to the restaurant
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Arres,ed for Violating tho Fish Laws.

Fish Inspector Robert Brown OF Port Richmond
Staten Island with tho aid of posse of deputy sherns
and platoon OF policemen made q raid on Thursday
night on tho Long Island bunker fishermen for yIoat
ing the fish laws. They succeeded In arrSsng FORTY
nine fishermen Justice Yetma of Tottsnviilo nned
them SO each. The captains OF tho boats were nned
SlOO each The Nnea were paid 49,
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Ex-senator Palmer Pre- sIdent orthe worId's
Fair,

CHICAGO, Juno 27.-Ex-Senator Palmer OF
Michigan was unanimously elected President
OF the Worlds Fair at to-days meeting OF the
National Commission. and J. S. Dickinson Of
Texas was elected Secretary.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
made a partial report recommending that five
Vice, Presidents be elected. the First Vice
president 10 he Of different politics from the
president and the other four to be equally
divided between the parties. The commission
Eelerred the matter OF the five e-Tresidents
pacE 10 the Committee on Permanent Organi-
2alion TO report recommendations
The fifteen members of tho Executive Com
mittee OF the National Live Stock Association
President Palmer. lie promised that tile Com
miss mssiGn, would look carefully after the live
present request Tor two hWndred ncres for
the live stock exhibit. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-28
nrooLIyu Central school Commencement.

The commencement exercises In tho boys depart
ment OF the Brooklyn Central School were held last
night in the High School in NostrRnd avenue. The
graduating class numbered thirty Charles Augustus
Lung delivered tho BAulAioTy and Frederick Clinton
BeSIeTsOn was tho yaledlctoriAn. Tho other younE
orators were Hugh G. HimIOu, George l. Eager Albert
Z Eokof6on and oscar j. BOYD,
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Tho American Riaemen In Hauovsr,

BERLIN. juno 27.-The American rtfemOn,
under Messrs. WerenburR, sieburR, and MoyOr
arrived at Hanover to-day and met with an On.
thusastic reception. They marched In pro-
cession through tho principal streets escorted
By the Hanoverian Rifles.
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Population of New nnmpshlre C,tIs.

CoScoRp June 2Z-From incomplete census returns
tho population Of tho cities OF this State estimated
as follows Manchester. 5000: Eain, 1900 Concord
lI,nOO; gain. BOD Nashua 1900; gain. 1900 Dover
1907; gain, 100 Tie ngures for Portsmouth and
Keene have NOT been received
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Passed Through a Lot OF Fleming d Co.'s
oil,

ATILLCHIcoIA, June 27-The bark BENZ Diokerman,
from BGst London, South Africa reports that on her
outward passage Jan 26 in lat IS 81 NORTH lon IS
west she passed through several thousand boxes Of
kerosene oil bearing Fleming 4 Co.'S brand New York
The cArRoiwas evidently bound for China there were
Chinese labels on tho boxes.
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Rouna.aeout R.port or Ano,hsr r..oo,..

HEw ORLEANS June 27.-A despatch from Paris
Texas says that ranmen who arrived there to DAY on
the Francisco road that I'VE Pinkorton
lives got aboard the north bound train al est ForT
Washington county Ark last night with TAscotL the
murderer Of Banker Smell OF Chicago.
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when Baby was Gick. We gave hor oAStoria,
when "a was Child. she cried for CAStOriA,
WhsA he became Ma. Sho oluAE y oa1tSsIA,
WhAH - had ohAdrsa. 80 gave thSaOSGuls,
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ResIgnAtIon of tho German War MinIater.

BERLIN, June 27-The North German Gdsans
SAYS that Gen. Verdy du VernoIs has ndored
his resignation as Minister OF War. and that no
will probably be succeeded by Gen. Witch.
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The Mikado Delighted with his Phono.
graph.

TOXIC. June IA photograph. made By Ed
ison expressly for tho Mlkado and presented
to him last week by Edison's representative,
has been set up In the Mikado's palace and
the monarch is delighted with 1t.
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SrOm ON Qr Sam JonEI'S SeTmSAS
q tWo.leREod hog. 80
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Nlne vessels wreehe ed on che geeteh Cea...

LONDON. juno 27.-The details OF tho dam
age done by tho gales on the Scotch coast dur
Ing the middle OF this week show that nine
vessels wore wrecked and thirty-five persons
drowned.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27

THERE is sa air of business about the proclamation of Gov. Murphy offering $500 reward for the appre- hension of the murderers of Bridger and Robinson. Gov. Murphy is 10 be congratulated upon the composition both of his proclamation and his back bone. The people o! Cochise are well pleased at his sensible and unse- mental way oGputting his words into official use
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In compliance with Title III enti- led Assignments for benefit of cred uors" Revised Statutes of Arizona, notice is hereby given that Vim. Kiek2 lately doing business in fhe City Of Tombstone Arizona on the nineteenth day Of December, A D. 1890 made an assignment O. ali bis property both real and personal Co Charles Granville Johnston for the benefit of the cred itOrs and the said creditors who con sent to such assignment, are hereby notified to make known their consent in writing within four months Of the date hereof, and 10 file distinct state ment Of the particular nature and the amount of his or their claim against the said Vim. Kieke, duly verified within six months of the date hereof, with ,be said Charles Granville John ston al his office in the city Of Tomb stone Arizona.
 Dated ihis 20ih day Of December. 1880.
 CHARLES GRANVILLE JOHNSTON,
 Assignee.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
A RUSSIAN ROMANCE.
A wIdovsr Refuses to Part with th
 Body of Ills wsfe.

A WIdover Refuses to Part with the
 Body of Ills wsfe.
 A romantic story, strange if true, is published, says Gilignani, of wealthy Russian gentleman living in his own house on the banks of the Seine, who, for the last ten years, has kept in a box in a private room the embalmed body Of his young wife. She was murdered a few days after marriage, and her sor- rowing husband obtained the Cars per mission to take her body away with him. The discovery was made by the prying propensities Of the cook left m charge of the house during the tempo rsry absence of her master. There Is a curious side to the story, which, if true, will need explanation How was it that a police conmissary, being informed oi the discovery of a corpse in the house of rich foreigner, should have left ii there and simply written to the owner Of the house for information? Those gentlemen do not generally hesitate about making even forcible entries into houses in which they even suspect there is something they ought to know, see ol take possession of. The law Of France forbids absolutely the keeping of 9 dead body in any place but a cemetery. Tbs Russian gentleman hopes to obtain spe ciai permission from high quarters to re main the custodian of his beloved relic II not he threatens to leave the co0n try rather than part with it.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27

THE Westinghouse AIr-brske Co is what an Arizona prospector would call lon velvet" An annual meeting was held last week at which the re port showed gross earnings for the year of sS,929 ,ll9.27, and net profits of s1 ,35o, ,99s.J0 Out of the latter, dividends of l6 per cent, aggregating $S00,o00 were paid, leaving surplus for the year ol s550, ,s9s.5e, and the unavailable s4.04T,O 900, a total of s7 7,595 900.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
kOTCE.

The board of supervisors of COchise county will receive sealed proposals for delivering at the county jail at Tombstone, two wholesome. substan- tial and we'll prepared meals each day for each prisoner confined therein, with suitable dishes and appliances, from Jan. 10th 1891, to Jan. 10th, 1892.
 Also proposals for burying the indi- gent dead, from Jan. 10, 1891 to Jan 10, 1892, in the public cemetery at Tombstone. Bodies to be decently prepared for burial, in plain cotfins and in graves to be not less than five feet in depth and to be suitably marked with the name and age of de ceased, when obtained.
 Also for conveying insane persons to the territorial insane asylum at Phenix from Jan 10, 1891 10 Jan. 10, 1892.
 Also for delivering in the wood yard at the eonrt house, ten cords dry, black oak and three cords dry juniper i wood.
 Also proposals for publishing in a newspaper published in Cochise coun- ty all advertisements ordered by the board from Jan. 10, 1891 to Jan. 10, 1892. Proposals must specify tue rates per inch in bourgeois type for each insertion in each or either A daily or weekly paper.
 Also for publishing the delinquent tax list of 1890, specifying price per nch in solid nonpareil typle.
 Also for job printing, to consist Of ! sheet blanks, i sheet blanks and whole sheet blanks, including backing of same. Bidders will specify the price per 900 and J0O of each Iind on fiat cap paper weighing iour'eeu pounds per ream, from Jan. 10, IS3l to Jan. 10, 1892.
 Also for publishing the minutes 0 the board from Jan. 10, 1891 to Jan l0, 1892 in each or either daily Ol weekly newspaper.
 Also for the care of the inligcn sick from Jan. 10, 1891 to Jan. 10 1892.
 Also for supplying stationery z, the various county offices from Jan 10, 1891 to Jan. 10, 1892.
 PrOdosals must be accompanied hl sufficient bond in the sum ol $50 with two surelies conditioned Shat th bidder will enter into contract au, bond for the faithful performance thereof within five days after the ac ceptance of his bid.
 ! Proposals must be presented Co th hoard before 10 o'clock a. m. Jan Jtl ! 1891.
 The envelope containing proposal must be indorsed stating the kind C supplies or services for which the pro p1sal is made. ..
 B. $. COFFMAN,
 Chairman.
 FRED CASTLE. Clerk.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27

Ths only medicines sold sy druggists. under posissve Essrnntee from their nanufset- xrer.. that they will do 5usr what s claimed for thea-fhat fs. beneat or cure ia all cases of c.scsess for which tsey arc recommended. c- the nIoucy paid for <keu viii Dc promptly ref1ndrd-ere Dr. Pisrocs wcri4-fanqc6 sDs- eseca. nzanrfxcfure< sy Worlds Dispenssry neetc.l Associs1ron. Of Hudalo. N- Y.
 Dr. Pieros's Golden Medical Discovery cures sii ctsesses srisins fron . torpid or cerangee Ever, or from impure blood. ss DyEpe1<sz- CT Indigestion. Pinpiea,J Rlotese4 K-=Ttions. esit-rncuE. Ts<tsr- Eryspslzs. and scrofu- ious Sores and ersliiEga Consunptton. CT Lung -scrofuA- s also surex by this won 1srf1l rcUcdy, n taken in nms.
 Dr. Pierceik Fxyorits Prsscripricn ts the worid-fsnaed remedy for al tkoss eeronie uezk1ezssa and tistrrssnx Arrangements e eommon to American women. it ls a moss potent. inyiEorafinz. restorative tonic, or ssr<zxfh Ever. inps<tinx tone and viror 70 tas vhaie syeteU. A q soothing nerTine it is unequaled sss fe.rsntss printed ou the bottle wrapper and fsifhfuay carried out for many yearL
 osxsTssss issA sy vosIsTs pA zsp. AssE
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
For sIeepIess People.

Five rules to insure sleep; Eat noth- ing hearty after five o'clock; calm your mind before retiring; go to bed at reg ular hour; when you wake rise at once; never sleep during the day.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
Iao, Far Ri.heerr

l.. A. Engle is now running a fast fwo-horse rig between Tombstone and Bisbee. leaving Tombstone al [ 70 a. m Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and Bisbee on alternate days. at same hour Orders for passage or freight Co be left at store of Geo. 1T. Fius Tombstone. Office at Bisbee at a ngsdoTrs store. 9-22-h
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27

IT would be pious plan for the Mexican custom guards along the line to make the Apaches pay duty on the three horses and saddles which they took from Bridges and Robinson. If they were white citizens oi t.sc '. z. they would be followed.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
El.f fnr Turaret-.

The Braly and Kemp line Have Tombstone at o'clock ?. m. Tues Jays and Fridays. Leave Tarquois at : o'clock q m. on stnie days. Fare g. Round triI. s5. Office at stable of Hare & Page.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27

THE showing made by the assignee ol Wm Kieke is quite contrast to the Star Chamber proceedings O. most assignees. It is frank and open and if bs docs ss -eIl ss he thinks he can do he will be entitled to great credit
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
Appls. VIII K.ep c.k. Mosst.

. Two apples kept in cake-bon vii! keep moderately rich cake moist a great length of time, if the apples are re-
 xeved when withored-
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27

Grand Necktie Sale al BONANZA CASH STORE.
 One Hundred Dozen of Neck ties Ali Silk front and Satin backed wi,h patent fasteners Regular price frem % cts 10 S1.0O. Will be
 SOLD FOR 25 CENTS EACH
 Four ties only will be sold to any one purchaser: Sale to commence at once. Call Early anIg.t Your Choice. 10 2w
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
Why sne.ring Is HeaIthfal.

The London Lancet says that the peo- pie who sneeze often are the healthiest. A snoeze sets the blood circulating and throws of cold which is trying to Zet1ia
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch Of , H White atwolcott's Cash Store S7u
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
NOTICE

To all persons having claims agaius; the County of Cochise. You are here. by notified that to have your bills promptly paid for the present month it will be necessary Co have them filed by the 18th inst.
 FRED CASTLE, d Clerk Board ui Sup.ryi-OTs.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27

diciul district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cochi,e.
 BANK OF TOMBSTONE.
 Plaintiff. FORGE WESTINGHOUSE, IT
 Defendant. Action brought in the district court of the first judicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cocbisc. and the com pla;nt filed in the said county of Coclise in the office of clerk of said district court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting, to George Westinghouse, jr, defendant
 You are hereby required to ap- D ar in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, in the district court of the tiIst ju dicial district of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Cnrhi>e and to answer the com plaint filed tkcrein.within ten days lcxcIu>iye of the day of seryic } aft.r the service on You of this summons, (if served in this county or if served out of this count, but in this distrs-t. within twenty days otherwise within thirty day~). or judgment hy default wi.s be taken ag inst you according 10 the pray CT of sad complaint.
 The slid action is brought to recover the sum of SIX thousand dollars damages together with in- terest and cast of suit.
 Given under uy hand and tho seal of the district court of the first judicial district of the territory of Ar.zona in and fer the county of Cochise, this 23d day of Geeem. Der in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety (Seal.) A. II EMANUEL,
 Clerk.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
Fare to or from Fa1rbank.
SUMMONS.

IN the district court, first ju- diciuI district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cochi,e.
 BANK OF TOMBSTONE.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27
FRED CASTLE,

Clerk Board oi sup. ryi-ors.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-12-27

FRED CASTLE. Clerk.
The Washington bee., 1890-05-31
ed that potomac rock fish is a Sec
ondary dish.
THE RECORDER OF DEEDS.

1t is the jealous and prejudiced
politicians that is iuimical TO the
present Recorder of Deeds FIR
this district. There is no man III
this county more respected by the
masses of the American negro
than the ineumbanU of this Office
lie has record that defies i'm
parchment; he has reputation
for honesty ofpurpose that cannot
be excelled. His whole life has
been given to the elevation of
his people and every act of bis Of
fci4l life has been upward and
onward. Every public man has
bis enemies and no man is worth
anything in the estimation of his
fellow man if be is not abused.
Tie Recorders office is conducted
with ability and go far as the ap-
po1Ytment of colored clerks are
concerned, Mr.. Bruce has three
more than any other Recorder.
Mr.. Bruce has nothing to ask for
from his enemies and his would be
traducers and he intends to run
his office to suit himself and to
tie satisfaction of the people OF
this District irrespective of color.