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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03
Notice TO Creditors

la the Probate Court of the COUNTY
Of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.
Ia the matter OF the estate of Alberl
@ Smith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given By the IN
'ieTsigued administrator Of the estate
OF A,ht TT G. Smith, deceased, to th'
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the uecessar,
vouchers, within four mnurhs after
the first publication of this notice, a.
the said administrator in the city
Tombstone. county of Cnchise, Tes
ritory Of Arizona the same being the
place for the transaction o: the husi
ness OF said estate.
WI TAYLOR,
Administrator of the estate 0! Albert
G Smith, deceased. 9-3 3w
IN THE PKUBATE COURT COUNTY
L Of Cochise Territory OF Arizona. In the
matter OF the estate Of NJ +. Joyce deceased.
Z. shattuck. the administrator OF the estate
Of NJ r. Igycs deceased having filed his pc
tiion Gu'y yrrihe praying for an order Of sale
Of al the personal and real properly Of said
dece1ent for the purposes set forth, It IS there
fore ordered by the Judge Of sad count that all
persons interested IN the estate OF sud de-
neas-t. pp-aT before the said Probate Court on
SATURDAY the 25th day o. OCTOBER 1899
a 10 O'Clock m. IL tie CsGu room Of said
Probate Court IN the said City Of tombstone.
C.sIaiy # Cuchise. TO show cause WIZ an or
der should GOT b- rrautad 10 the said admins
trainT % SCI! al the PERSONAL p-uPe ~ and all
The real estate O! the sid de--ased At private
sale and thai a copy Of this Or Ger be Published
for ~ least four Consecutive weeks.
IN the ID lily PaOsPsyCTOg, a nrsy spapcT printed
,ud published in said city and county.
r. X. MONK.
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T4s..-l Sa-farfthar YE1p
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03

FUs-oN LAND uFEIs's
s'.;sIs-r--as. X DE- Ike.
( -,i-Esr HaTa-rs BE- .Wn
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03
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HOPE MINE.
ITO CHAs r. CROUCH your neIrs or
assigns
You sre hereby roiifef by
the undrr-ici ed, your cO-JNr'rs IN The Hope
mining clam. ritHsfe in the Tombstone
uliuitE di-'T:c' in the -joGn'y Of COchise, rerIt
tory e Arizq8 = rhTi they have rNIsndrd the sum
q ou, Iundrrd dollars N the performance oft e
snr U a work fer The seNr I-Ss, required the
fav- o c.nRre-- - be performed Hpon -aid ci,im
20 h lf the sane.
You have failed % CO. tribTte
vaJ-s pvsF ~ ~ aftie cxgend-tT required BY
see. on 1876 % the iteyt-ed Srau uf the L ritcd
t.fes 70 BE- sde up-n sid clslm FOG thr yesT
1888. T. e cum due from yoG 10 the u defsign@d.
your co VneTs in said sla.m your proportion
Of the moneys expended by them upoT saic claim
- aisy- set 'rth. u city Ilar= for which
yt,u are eli d.. a: q. s:s. uf this notice.
You. your heirs and assigns
A. hereby Hotifie that u you sh0uld iail -
fuse to contribute yGur proportion Of the above
psndifuTe y thin ulreiy days after the pnhtcz,
ti0n % this notice. otssV week for htIeiy DAYS.
yoHr interest IN the Hope mine VII ~
come The properly e 0Gc co-OSners, The uBd.
signed who re-i6- ~ the Cty 81 Tom nsi0Ef, Co
ShI-e e. u4ty. A. 7.
Dated July 9Th 1922.
E P. RYDER.
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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03

PRESCOTT LAND p<rIrE
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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03

UNITED STATES DFFICEh
5uiieu states Marrhal-B0b Paul.
CEit.-d tAt.s Deputy narshsl-H. D. Under
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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03

SUPREME COURT.
.saisf 5az..>s-James a. Wright.
Associate Justices J. II. kiBby- R-E. SioAr
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03
JUAN A. GARCIA
Custom House Broker.

DAYS STRICT ATTENTION TO
L all matters connected with the
Mexican custom house. Is respon-
sible for all fines imposed by the Mex
lean government, but not for duties
that the custom officers neglect to
charge. All business connected with
the Mexican custom house attended
to with neatness and dispatch.
AHpapers and documents giren imn
late GttsntiOR at rery reasonable
rates
PalOminaS, San Pedro, Sonora, Mex.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03
DISTRIHr CnuRT

DISTRICT COURT.
Juagr first Judlcirl District-R L. Sloan
Judge csnd Judicial District J. II. kibb y
Judge TBird judicial DisIriet-JAme- a
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Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03
81 MMONS.
SUMMONS.

IN the district court, first iu-
diciaI district of the territory of
Arizona in and for the county of
C,.bi.a
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03

PalOminas, San Pedro, SOnOra, Mex.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-03

JOHN WILLIAMS, Plaintiff,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
HOW THEY DO STEAL
Somebody Has Been "sE1pingS
Logs by the Wholesale.
lyD YET THEY ARE HONORABLE AES
sixtssn TEoassas DSttars' worth Of OHs
Firms legs Marked VIVA AssthsE
Firms MsFk-rhsy AFs Both
eagtaa@ Firnas.

SAGINAW, Mich. April IA year
sg0 last winter Brown q sAnbOrn, ex-
tensye lumber dealers IN tbs city, were
numbering IA GladWln county. When
Their logs came down. they were about
SIC. .0oo worth short The arm inyesti-
gated the matter. and the result was
the arrest II Henry } Yates, OF the
lumbeF Grm OF Yates & Whipple, also Of
this city. Albert Knowles and Gordon
Volt, lao mpioyes With Brown n
'auborn, We're charged with conspiracy
Wltn lntent 10 defFaud. The case came
~ lhl> morning for examination before
Justice ~.n0neau. at which Frank tilca-
rDu. who 8sts foreman at the banking
er0uud, tcstned there was a conspiracy
o. detraud Brown a >aubOrn, that a
mark belonging % Yates \ WhDpie,
used 90 mark hogs belonging u Yates
N Nhlpple wss utilized also TO
mark logs belonging 10 Brown * san
boFa, .mpl.catmg the parties men,
toned. Whipple, who, by the way, Is a
highly respected citizen. is not supposed
% te a party u the conspiracy, and IL l.
bg question II Yates is, but such a
fraud has never been unearthcd IN the
vtl.ey before n the history OF lumber
<. 4 clvil suit has been instituted by
Brown q SanOOrn against Yates 4
Nulup.e for the valuation OF the logs
claimed ~ be stolen
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
A DEATH IN JAIL.
Ida Wright. Confined For Larceny, Dies
of DeIirium Tremens

Last week mention was made in the
TELEGRAI-HERALD that one Ida Wright,
colored, was N jail on a charge of lar
ccny. When the woman was first
locked up. she feemed to DO IN excel
lent health, and there was nothing par
ticularly noticeable in her appearance.
I'm few days, however, she began to
fail IN body and mind, and her admis-
SION made to Mrs. Bishop that she had
breatned scarcely a sober breath since
last September, helped Dr. Penwarden
10 the conclusion tnat she was the VIC
tim of delIIum tTemens. Every thing
that humanity and medical skill could
do was done for the woman. but she
died last night ut / ! O'clock.
Deceased VAS a married woman. and
her husband p-lted her Yesterday.
when there was no reason to think that
his wife had reached the last day OF her
life sac has spent ninc months in the
Detroit House of Correction for lar
ceny, and stealing and drinking were
her besetung sins.
There ls IN jail loose woman named
Jessie Darling. and Col. Bishop family
saw that the tender care aud attention
which tins woman bestowed upon the
unfortunate ncCrcss were veTv touch
luu
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
TIE PASTORAPE ACCEPTED.
Rev DR. Jackson Wnl TAke the EsAn-
tain-strset Bsptist Church.

tsin-strset BaPtisI church.
There was last evening a meeting Of
the desconS and trustees of the Foun-
tstin-stTeet Baptist Church 10 consider
the general affairs OF the church and
the special matter Of the new pastorate.
On Sunday last the pastor-elect, Rev.
John jackson, d. b.. and the congfe-
CATION faced each other, and the resul.
has been highly pleasiDg 10 both par
tee. The deacOns and trustees last
evening formally endorsed the acton
of the congregation in their call 10 Or.
Jackson.
On the other hand. Or. Jackson for.
mally announced his determination 10
accept the call, and liked the first sun
day in June As the day for beginning
his labors IN Grand Rapids. II was the
design of the doctor 20 return yester-
day 10 his home IN Illinois, but he ac-
eepts the urgent invitation of the MEM
bers of the church ID remain over
Wednesday.
The TELE6RAM-IlE extends con-
gratulatlons 10 both church and pastor
upon tins new relationship. Especially
does II welcome 10 the Valley City the
large Drained and large-hearted man
whose one Sundays work II believes 10
be a prophesy of a large and benign IN
fluence III the highest affairs OF our
cIty's hfe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
RAILROAD NOTES.
Earnings of Roads Running Into This
City.

Earnings of Roads Running Into This
City.
The following railroad earnings will
be of interest 10 readers, as they are
about local railways. For the month
of March, 1890, the gross earnings of
the c., K. q /. were s237 ,374, against
Sl96. 40 for the same month in 1889, an
increase of SO, ,664. Other lines oper-
ated by this road. 81 $40; last year,
S20, ,428; a decrease of S2,7SS.
For the three months ended March
81, the earnings of the road were $579,
III, for the same period last year they
were $500 500, an increase ef 1872.
Other lines, S44 1863; against SIS, ,5S9 for
last year, decrease OF S4,l26.
The c. & w. NJ. earnings for the
month of March were Sl27 100. For
the same month last year they were
sl27 ,605, an increase of Sl6l. For the
three months ended March 81, the gross
earnings Of the &. & w. NJ. were $780,
l63. For the same period last year
they were $500, ,949, an increase OF
$5.2l4.
On the D., L. & Y. the gross earnings
for March were $l06, ,S43, against s97, =
434 for the same period last year, an
increase of 81 400. For the quarter
ended March 81, the gross earnings of
the D., l.. q Y. were e26l $3.50. against
s243,775 for the same period last year,
an increase OF Sl7,6O5.
Mr.. John z. Parmelee, of this CITY,
who tor some time has been a lumber
Inspector under Tie and Lumber Pur-
chasing Agent Petheram, of the c.. &
W. NJ, mas resigned, 10 take effect May
/. Mr.. Parmelec viii take a similar
position with the G. K. q |. All of the
other employees under Mr.. Petheram
have also resigned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
SPARTA SPARKS.
Church Benent Entertainment Base
Bsii Items-A Hard Cider Case.

Church Benent Entertainment - Base
Bsii Items-A Hard (Cider) Case.
tss--a.tt q t.. rt-s.sss-se s..-
SPARTA. Mlch., April 1.-THE enter
taInaient gwen at Commercial Hall by
the ladies' Aid Society OF the Baptist
Church was success. "Deestrict
skule'' was warmly received and gen
crously applauded by the audience
Great credtIs due Mrs. l. W. Welch,
Mrs. II. j. Wallace, Mrs. K. A. Hastings,
Mrs. L. Z. Hinman, the committee. aud
Andrew Chalmers as master, who were
uuurlng n their efforts to make il
satisfactory and successful. The pro-
ceeds We're 81. The money viii be
used 20 cushion the church seats
sparta IS alive and wide awake in sport
Ing matters. An enthusiastic meeting
was held AT the Commercial Hotel,
Saturday evening, for the purpose of
electng officers for the management of
the Nelch Folding Bed baseball club.
K. A. Hastings was chosen president: +.
W. Brock, secretary, and c. III. Looms,
treasurer. One hundred and nifty dol
lars were raised IN very short time,
and more guaranteed when required
GOOD grounds will be secured within
the village for park, and all necessary
improvements made As soon as possible.
Ine Welch Folding Bed baseball club
Is one OF the best amateur teams in the
State, and are open 20 challenge from
any amateur team and Will meet all
cOmers. The officers elected are a
guaranty that the club means business.
l.. w. Welch Is manager. His partner,
w ;. Earle, IS president of the Grand
Rapids league team The irrepressi-
ric Porter Vincent, of "hard cider"
fame, was again arrested the other day
and tried before Justice Symes. who
fined him 500 and costs or ninety days
N jail. As usual, Port appealed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

last evening the regular quarterly
meeting OF the Grand Rapids Guard
Was held at the lonia-st. srmory
AdJutant General Anger, OF Char
lotte, aud Col. / Crofton Fox, Col.
". I. McGurrn and Maj. Rose, of IA
city were present aud addressed the
meeting.
Gen. Anger made very pleasant
speech, announcing at the start that
las attend lng the meeting was entirely
on hls own responsibility aDd not under
State authority. Hls eTTand was ~ GA,
courage harmony Ia the company and
le urged the members 10 work together
mells up the dlfflcuitles aDd get the
company hack 10 ~ old standing L.
saying tins ho pointed 20 Major Rose a.
a member of the company as u used &
be. lie suggested that the resolution
by which the twenty-fOuT member:
were discharged some time ago, be re.
considered. Accordingly J. Is. Mo
innes moved that the discharged mem
bers be relnstated IN body. The
motion WAS carried, and the member
ship now stands as IL was a month ago
Col. Fox made a fine speech Voieine
Gen. Alncer's sentiments. lie urged
the members 10 forget the old feud and
all work 10 make the company the
pride OF the city
Gen. Anger also warned the member:
who were reinstated, that II they did
not strive 10 work harmOniously witt
the other members, and attend dull'
regularly, that they would be SUBJECT
10 repetition OF the former acton al
the next quarterly meeting. He said
he would not sign any discharges be
fore the next quarterly meeting.
Al the close OF the meeting Gen. AIN
ger, escorted 10y Col. Fox, Col. McGur
rn and Major Rose, proceeded 10 the
Custer Guard Armory, where they Wit
messed al exhibition drill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
OPEN LABOR MEETING.
ar. Abrams, Of DstFstt. f~als ths C~FPsA
tsrs ~ Dssz.Da Eggs aeaTs~

~ -ASaa4zts1 ~ GN~@N~-f 80 -" = - -
tsrs ~ Dsa4.Da EasoS Hears
William +. AbEsals. OF Detroit, ad-
dressed an open meeting "A Lodge ~.
IS, Brotherhood 0f Carpenters SID
JOineTs Of Anzsries, al the hal over TIE
star Clothing house L&st night. ihe
gentleman sSs announced - speak Oh
the eishE-hour question, bUt be COW
sred E1altltUde u points before he
g0t through.
He urged the wOE kingmen 20 r.se up
ard demand " 1--we "a the country, toE
tn4E .as al they wanted. He referred
with great energy 20 the contract IN
migration "a practice. He did hot
condemn. e the least, the man who
came 20 this country or his Orn tree
VIII, but DC did object 10 agents OF "or-
poFatlOD. gong over 20 the Old ccun-
tries and representing - the poor Tor
elgners that apples N Lhis country we're
as Olg as pumy klns, and that lat tuT-
KEYS ran around already roasted. with
silver forks sticking IN Their breasts.
IL be were 4 gri, he said, he would
never marry non-unlOn man. Tor II
was hard enough for even union man
70 get steady work Young men would
soon be AFRAID u get married, Tor they
wouldn't DC able TO earn enough 10
support A family. IL made him sick TO
Gee brick masons getting $3.50 per day
aud carpenters only fourteen shillings.
lie did not begrudge the brick masons
their $3.50, for they had organized
themselves into strong body and de-
served II. The carpenters should organ.
re themselves IN the same manner.
lie believed that eight hours should
constitute a days work, for one reason
that men now lying idle around the
streets would have an opportunity 10
get work. He did not think any one
IN the room was SO selfish that he would
prefer TO work ten hours and see his
neighbors idle.
He wound up his address 10y calling
upon every carpenter from Maine 10
the Pacific coast, 10 rise together on the
lst Of May and demand eight hours,
aud If the monopolists did not accede
10 the demand, call for only seven
hours.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

A ate issue of she Chicago H,-ss-4r
says A. " Rathbcne. drlverof Billy
Beverly 22A, and Prince spraCue.
made a r0st,n for 500 with George
Morse, ot Grand Rapids 81 -r0t Snrsgile
against Morse PAGER. Ipse Ifx. tv
FrnceFs. July Z. lss1. over q male trad K
n NlCr gsn. If Jackson has fts uew
n'l.c track Ed snepe for t1e July meet
rg. it is protab mat fhe race nI 30
decided there. Ipse DVt was second
n t1e Fs7rg rare at the West M.chi zsn
Far AZ Grand Rspds lsss fail. Benson
II r. nnIne frst money
To this TIE Jackson Cf--~a saVs.
'-orrT, but If = p-se~ be thaf Tse xsor q
Erile track w. net r1ster-s li7e tr.s year
a tue projectors tre unable 70 secure
the oVs0cu desired R.-a.s,.- .....-e g
acghis x2a< - :. ~orta.r
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
TO BE BEAUTIFUL.
The CAnsl-st. OF the Future a JOY For
ever

As published in tho TELEGRAM-HER-
AID one week ago, tic Canal-st. i'm
provement viii be made m metropolitan
style, and the future pavement Of that
tnOr0ugnfsre will probably be asphalt.
Had the question Of street rail
way tracks been settled, Alder
mon O'Douneil ana Sproul would
have subm tied resolution to
that effect last ght. Az it was. spe-
cal committee vas appointed 10 confer
with tle two railway companies to see
d tue four tracks can not De- made INTO
two. aud great hopes are entertained Of
tlfIr success.
The deep cutters VIII be levelcd up
al tle hood beyond the area walls. on
each SIDE of toe gutter, Will be- removed
So 1s to widen tue street five feet ON
each SIDE.
t3nai-st. is iu o fair way 20 recover
tie prcstiye &c nss cost as business
street. rs wtn asphalt pavement the
deatCuuC cAtter Wiu b. stled, the
cHrrage VIII once more make It u fav-
ott. drive aud the merchants along
tie street can keep open doors without
having their goods buried under flying
dust aui fcrtuiElur material.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

cd chestnut, to-s1t. A resolution 10
purchase tfteeI-teu steam roller Tor
ths streets, 81 cost q $4,000. from the
Harrisburg Car Co. Like al its prede-
eesSors. & VAS lAid on the table.
Alderman Turner submitted : Tesolg-
ton that the president Of tie council
appoint : committee OF i've 20 confer
With the two street railway companies
u see Il Ehe four track nuisance "a
Canal-st. can not De 4s2ted.
The motion carried, and President
Saunders sppoiated - such committee
Aldermen Turner, Sproul, Rodgers,
Lsunizfe and EmubSs
The council thsn adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
Nan DropS Dead.

FLINT, Mich, April 14.-Considerable
excitement was caused here Saturday
night by the sudden death of John T..
Harvey, Grand Blanc resident, who,
while awaiting the 7:l5 train home AT
the +. & +. NJ. depot, suddenly fell over
and EXPIRED. The man leaves two
children IN Clinton county. 4 post
mortem examination will be held to-
day.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
Shot I,y Accident.

a, ,.,sS q vs. NtAsNs ss-efra4E-
WHITEHALL, Mich, April l4.-At
Montague, today, boy by the name OF
John smith, is years old. while hunt
ing sparrows, slipped. and in falling
discharged his gun. blowing a part of
his face and head of, injuring him so
he can not live.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.
smith Ra~beu. and son Have a Narros
I.cape Irom Death.

NfH th kHrnfu< ana son nave narrow
Escape Prom Death
t bad runaway occurred on Monroe
So. Iast evening at hsif-past 5. A span
of bay horses attached to q delivery
wagon owned by smith Rueheus. of lis
y Jefers0n-sve.. took fright and ran
sway. Mr. Ruehcns and his son 0Ccu-
= ed the wagon and were both thrown
out violently The father was taken
into the Morton House. and the son
v7s taken MO White 8 Whites drug
store Both we're badly slammed ~ the
shock. hut were net thoughs 70 be per
wsncutv Injured
The teau vas caught near the Nor
Cen Honse. A indicating the viclous-
ness ~ fhc team. the wagon pole vas
driven ,1tg tine block pavement several
inches. snG there stuck 80 fast shat lt
was wIth g ficulty extracted The
runaway created great Comm0a0u ln
enc v.c.GItv 0f g.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
AN EXPENSIVE BLAZE.
An Immense starch Factory Destroye,
bJ Fire.

DEs MoISEs, Ia, April I4.--Gilbert's
immense hve-story starch factory At
Chesterfield, southeast Of here. was dc
stroyed by FIRE At noon today. No
lives were lost. As the whistle blew and
gave sli of the employees ample time 20
get ont. Loss, $500 .ooo. insurance.
t2O0.0oo. The factory employed ll2
men and about as many more children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
ALL Is NOW LOyElI.
Gen. Anger RecOncllss the Fac
tions III the Grand Rapids Guard.

Quarterly Meeting 81 So0Psns h-fhs
Discharges Members hsinststes-
The oeEer4l istts Iuster Ss0sEa.
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