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Tombstone epitaph., 1891-04-19
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MINING APPRECIATION
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U- < Isld oaioa, Tu soH A;iz0has Ap q 3. 1881 NJ OTfCE is hrr-hy given tInt si.a< H Bgan ~ Waese poet, aiss sidrJss ts 2 mb-tChe il me. ss made apF head sOF patent for zboE fuurtren hun ueo and eigtty thT f,tt c 4sa) i,ef eA ike Tom oIo.t Minirg Clssu bearing gJld sud ilvsr siiRate 10 Tufqgois mn. iug disIne', COchise soauig Aiizens n desc 10 cd in the ofa itl Ela' and arld noe' de in JLi- 5aaes to ss L No e
 B-g nai. al Jst marked "l. MT s A C. Shenc- S mine ai moPrmeHI No bezss \ ss' 2i' i0s5 tse', theLes is' % " ss 6 fesI 70 poe m rsef ''r N C No Nbznse sE e1rneT D. hl nee Mia Rs claim. iot No % bears $ 7s- v g. s Zee, theBos 7I' 5i' s BIDS feet n poet marked ITS N c NO2' tasnse ; @ ss' its2 feel t0 s.a=s 's.==Ss < < '-= . ss : so EneRo STIe ST W S9s fss ti post maTksa sa TT sN No f'' 5ss 5 lee, 70 pest ns5k d T $ NC No5r thrnee Nias So W lisi.s feet ;o p st market ''T N No C thsRce \ Tis 5l' E 310 fe To ps.st No and place of be-iRIi8g. F4sizii5h IT. 5T contd4ius ies5 sefes.
 The 10 -a-ioH fth.s mIls is rscerded n ihe B ,- uordess Offiss 0f COshise Co Arizona, on page llz ,rE claimants are 'SilyeE BiI' on tae Dsrth. Tip T p on the sst, West Sic 0u the south and '' MaKOn" mining eiSim CH ths Wrs'
 All persons holdin adverse ei'ins thereto are required 10 present the tame before ;fi s office si hin sixty day. from the h-st dsy of pahh,stioB belsoT or tbay WiH be bsrree by vlrtus of the pro v s.ons oi ths statute.
 HERBERT BROWN. Register. ". II. srII.WELL Attorney r. Claimant
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nnsERrEE,s SALE.

I By virtue of an execution issued out of the Justice Court of c E Ali word in and for the county of Coonise, ! Territory of Arizona, to me diGeef ed and delivered on a iudga@a at ssiitiioT- ed II: said court Ou Ihs Ssh day of February, 1891, in favof of $ Tri6oleJ and against Ed. Horopp, wherein am commanded 10 make the sqm of SIS 57 damages with interest there. on Isom date of judgment at the rate ot--per cent per anuum until paid. together with sl2.57 costs and ac. eruing costs;
 have this day levied upon the following described prePe-s;ye, e =i;:: The Hildesheim mine situated iu the Tombstone inning district, about three miles southeast of Tousl stone, county of Cochise, A. T. The above fe seribed m C is location of fthe Hanover mine.
 Public notice is hereby given thst on We ir esdsy, the 18th Day CfI April, 1891, between the hours Of 9 A m and f p m in front of the sher- l iti's office in the ci,y of Tombstone Co 1 chlse county Arizona Territory, l will 1 sell all the right, title and interest of l the said Ei HotopP iu and to the l above described property at public 1 auction, to the highest and best bid, i der, for cash, lawful money of the !! United $ ates, to satisfy said execu l ton and a costs.
 Dated this, the 7th day of April ] 1891.
 CB MELTON, Sheriff.
 By NJ. NcGUERK Deputy Sheriff 1
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Notice of Forfeiture
SAN PEDRO MINE.

ITO DR. I. POOL. JOSEPH GARBETTS l and G. NARniNI. yuur heirs or assiZas.
 You are hereby notified by the uHdersign ed, your cO-uWueT in the San Pedro niBing claim, situate in the Ri con Noun taius, County of Cocbise, Territory of Arizona. that he has expended tbe sum Gf one hundred dollars iB the performance Of the snnusi work for the year iSao re- aUiTed by the laws o< congress Co be per. formed upon said claim to hold the same.
 Ton have failed 10 contribute your pro. portion of the expenditures required by sec tlon 2S3s of the Revised Statutes of the tinted States to be made upon said claim fsr the year isqo. The sum due from you Eo the undersigned, yDur eO-0WneT in said slaim. as your proportion of the moneys ex pended by me upon said claim as above ssi forth, is s75 each. for which yOa are de lingucDt at the date 0f this notice
 Yod, your heirs and assigns gre hereby notified thai fl you should faii or refuse tp contribute your proportion of the above ex pendEtgre within Dinety days after the pub li"atloG sf this Rotise eure week fIT ninety days, your interest in The satd S8n Pedro Hine viii become the property Oi your cS-owDsr. the updrrsigRsd, who resides at the Clty of TOmb-tOns, Cochiss O.. \. I. Dated ApriI {, 1,9I,
 JAMES GARRETT,
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nIxING APPLICATIoK
Ne. 5sE.

E. land office. Tues8e Ariz. N arch I3, Isgr. IRIS HaREsY GiVEN THAT HE
 ~ yirgf la Chisf Mining and Ailliny on gsay t JlsorEe q Berry, attorney in fset Se-e Foss-o Dee 1dr ss s TanbsIo1e ATzoEs, has made arp ieatiofi fdr a patent { Eve on the LincSis Park aitl s:is s uate "a Tevs Nining Disizscs, t'achsse efa AFizoaa and scFib q iu the 9.ficis' plat sae
 5 TEases au 6is in this ofhees es follows, yz; Lot 70 gI ..
 Hr-fauizg af a post marked 70 A [ h sa. r,- s-tsncs IJ x Nsa son No5 T. D. besTs zs' "a V s575 feel. thenee 5es feet, co post lfasFksd sIPMs No n fhe sarsc being rdsntfcel eTi5a oos.
 Q state of Ios~s ll ste; thsrcs ' & 70 feet af, s naked at. ? $ No. 3 the sssss 5erBg .den sssl sifh e r No- of ttase sf leEa mih slLe .henae \ q v Go fset rast Haieed L 2 Q AZ shenca . ss- " go fes' 70 post a.arsea Y PM No s~ the sznas beiaK ideEtirzi lsiih eos- 70
 stass of N sSss.lri sriIl site; thence S 5sS sret to ri5ce ef bsziunipEi variation fr 5o east Soat7A ing Eve (s) sesss. r, .s.-a firs- fssh5ss =ssz..g 2 essaaufs are sarae sarlss ta sertH P sisls ua iss8s7i M s and an The Uth D tt2te sf ae-- MS.
 Al ser.snz fsoiains advsfae eiaiHs shsssi9 are Es- sf i. ,sr-serf he s1Iae b@fors ts5s otieg Sssala s,f,F aav from the frsf dry of pHlb ca ~. ezs<l os Ii r fl t- ts1Yed t vi of de pF visi is q tae "a age HEkB Kf art V. hesls er A
 CroreF c. BEERy, ATtsstsy isscssiaaaa'' s-sst
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pROFOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS portaIIon. Headquarters department of Ariz ma, Office Chief QuaEermasler, Los Angeles Cal, MaTch zf, IS9I- Seal ed proposals wii De TeCeJvei at this office unit IT o'clock a m. TU ESDAY April 2l 1891 and Q, o,eBed hnmedia ely thereafter in the presence Of bidders GT transportation by wagon of military sup
 plIes during lhe fiscal year ending June 9, 1893, o0 TOa es in the Department ,.f 4. iz ,na as follows: ROUTE No l- From any polnt OnTaiiroad to Fort CT ID; Fort Thomas and San Carlos A. T. and from Fort Grant 10 Fort Thomas and san Carlos A- T and from Fort Thom IS 70 San Carlos. ROUTE No z-Frofn any point on railroad 10 Fort Bowie A. T. ROUTE No 3-FTom Ho!bToOk t0 FoH Apache A. T. ROUTE No. 4-Fgom Hua- chuca station 10 Fort Huachgca 4. T. ROUTE No s-F'Tom ans point on rsil- ruSd tn Fort Stanton N. M. ROUTE No 6-From Wingste Station to Fort Wingaie. N Nj ROUTE No. From on aay point on railroad to Fort Bernard N. NJ. Specifications, general ms Tuc- tons to bidders and titnk forms Of pro- postl viii be furnished on applic ,tion to this ofire, or 10 ihe Ouarternasier at Santa Fe N RI. A. 5. KIMBALL Q tartermaseeT U. $. 4. Chisf Quarter master.
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PA,rNT
aaNEAG AgPL CaTEoS
 E0. kAY

U s Land Oalce Tacs1n. Ariz,, Mzfeh iI. sser NOItGE ts rIEkEHN GIVEN THAT TkE AN Virginia Chi aih iRg and Milling Company iss t---e--S1 ., t'afHsy tact. Whose IOsi- ouice adaTess fs iomhstoge, AriEona, has tsis day hled their application for a sfeui tor a out Isoo linear feet ihe '. ytT ei mining claim. bear. ing goid snd tssT ID syis inning district IochiSs county Arizona, ard desCTihsd in the oeial plat field fife la thls Ohsee foii0Es viz;
 Commsacsng al a post marked ''i M 8 c M C NO. ., theace N so' % T. I4s feet to PosS marked
 " ( N C So- 2, whence U s. rninai al nsCuumenz \ ,- . rsyis MinsHg bssffiet tesrs \ I' ss E 4so feet course s3o feet. 70 lteA ioa monument t.eRoe . IT $ D E4e4 feet 70 p0si lnarked ''s C A ( No 3, We te of Nls-OuTi RliainE claim bearS @ Egs fSrs, thence S5s 20 N. 300 fees % Post marked - (, N c No, 4 sane uTse 6oo feet t. p si mai ksd % ( N C No. S. gheacs Y IT. TS " Isa1 feel to tsss marked ''S {, v e Ss. (, tHence N. 90 20 5-o CT, 90 place 0f begiantRg, vratIon ne 30 easI; ccJSsinE I7. zs acres, ecia-
 Se of portions t the State of Alssoun and ftfEinia inning Glf8ms.
 The location of this mine recorded i. the RecoT- deT's 9tlce 9t Iochise county, Arizona, On page-- Ndj1inIng cisimaaJs Are. au- PzFIies oII ths casS by State If Missouri and Nlngi4iz and he Silver Qaecu on the north.
 All persons hJldIaR adyerSs claims thereto re- quired Co Prrseu t,e same Dc ere ghis ofGe sithin snSty days f. the first day sf PubhcAton her,ef, they w barred by virtps of ths provisions of the slzfuIe. hEKBEKT BROWN, Register,
 GEORGE C. BEREY. Attorney for Claimant 5-r5
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nINENG RATIFICATION
No. SIS

U. S. Land Ofice, Tucson, AriE., March rs, 1891. NTpTlCE iS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ~ Virginia Chief Mining and Milling Company by George C. Berry, attorney n fsCI, whose post office address IS TOmbstCne, ATiz0aa. has made aE- picat0n for patent for 500 hDear feet the yiF Einia hisf inihg claim and mil sSe, bearing gold and sllyer sltuaie in Teyis mining dsstTsct Cachise county, ri1Jaa and described n the cfhcial lsS and dstd aJsrs tls m this oftics as fJiloSs yz:
 BCEisIsiEg ai pyst U arSed ''I v N C No. T, whence U. S Mn. MoG. Nc. T. D. bears $ IF SO 60 feet ''i N MS Nc. [" beam \ SO a4 6Zsa feet: theac= 55 z5 sl0 fsst to pos, marked 'F Nj C No. s;' hLnSE S z5' as 1890 feet 10 pasl marked " NJ . No. g. snce 50, 20 !" soO feet to post msT- ed ". M. C, No. (. the same being idsn ca. wth II M C No E;" ti=aep s 30 20 (sauIe CouFsej SoO feet, to post marked V M C So. s thcl ce z3' 26 VI 1890 feet, 10 P st marked k c Nc G." h nee H 56' 20 E 3so feet .9 place Of beginning. Also mil ste as fsi 0Ss; Beginning at q Eost marked ''l M N No Is when c. S Nj Nj No. [ bears ., 6 sz' T5yo feet ''I. E v. M. ( So. I" De To- % " s7zS fery: thence \ 22 % I5s feet 10 post marked ''Y H ; No. g" thSnc- 5T' % b 66o feet Eo post marked " M No. 3;' thence zz' ao' W g3o fseE 60 Tost marked ''V A \ H". I; thence \ 6T' 70 " 666 te Co post arksd VN No 5; Fas nee \. ss' 20 !6s fe tH Pl Of beginning: variation IT 90 e2S.. containing sS, B acres
 The !oAgioa Sf Shis inc is recorded in the ReeOT- der's office of Cochiss County. Arizona. AdjoiDwg ;he Silver hi and ate of Missouri M (. ihs sJgIh-
 Z, n perl us IdrnE adverse a'ERs thereto re- qurrc co present the same before this office within slNgy days on the ars day 0i PuScsli heFesi, or they q Be barred by viTtas Cf the P visi of the staiuIe. HEhBERr BROwN, Register.
 GsosGE c. BEE .rr Attorney iOr LlaiHtaHt- JIG
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oRoposALs FOR FUEL FORAGE

pROPOSALS FOR FUEL FORAGE
 and Straw Hsadguauers DepartDent
 Of Arlz0na, Office O. the Chiet Qu4rermas
 ter Los Angeles Cal, Aiarch 30, 1891,
 Sealed prop sals witlbe received al thts
 office and st the offices Of the QasfteTmas
 teTs al each of the stations bCiJw named
 until l 1 o'clock sa @ Ia.s;sssis .1y SJ5 Ii 5o,
 1891 and opened immediately lheiest e n he presence of bldd Ts, fr he furnish .
 Ing ana delivery offuel forage ard straw, dunsg the hSctl year end ng June 30,
 lSs2, a' milHaiy starons 10 the Depart
 meni Of Arizona as follows :-- For $ Apa- cha, Boaie, Grsn, Huachuca and Thomas
 and San Carlos, Whipple B5rracks and
 Tucson A. r; Los Angeles and 5 tn Diego
 Barracks, Cal, ard Forts BayaTd, Stanton and Wingate, Albuquerque and Santa
 Fe x NJ Preference given 10 aT.ieies of domestic production and msnufactare, conditions of price and quality heinz equal, and such Prs ference given to arti les of AnsIican production ard n 1nufsCturs produced on the Pacific Coas, 10 the ex- ;eni of the consumption Teguned by the public service there. Proposals for either class Of inc suppl es mentioned, or for quantities less than 'he N hole required, or t"T delivery of the supplies at DO nts other than those above named will be enter tained. Specifications, general ins;rdc- ,ions to bidders and blank form Og pro- pasal will be furnished on application to this office or to the Qu trteTmasteTs al any of the stations named above. A. :. KIMBALL, QuaFteTmasteT, U. 5. Army, Chief Quarietmaster.
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Supplemental Mining Applica
 ton No. 5I2.
C. g. LGgU oFFscz, TrcsS~, AR1z MA,
 JaauaFY s4, Issi

U.s LGSU OFFICE, Trcss~, AR1z MA,
 JEnusry s4, Iss!. AIcTI"E Is he-eby given fh tt 'he Copper ~ QEeea Coz selid v. q Misi 2 Crm Esoy, br neu 4ifli ans, eeshl. Wh ss stapaicr sdfrts- is Bisbe-. Eock ise Goa ty, kF ms haE made aB riieslinn fr patent far iEs5 ltn' or feet on tse S-W Yotk msnirg eisiui, bearing gi'd, silver sns copper situate iE Warren MiHi z District, Co Chi-s eSLntg AFizJus. and @escrib ia tha OHh- ssaI plat af . c ld 'otes sle tnis ofiice as follows. vizs Nzrisffru IF g. east
 BeginnsnR at pdst tH fhH w-ster'y end HBe of zafd tia5us. nsfkad " c B.. N- Y v C. Nc. c wls' ne U s uaiheval mgHHmrat No 2bssrs N f8' fg' g isss f7ea, thence <. 39 g. E. 8f2 et pn [ VI srsed N Y. N Na g, thence x. 6Ta E 1928 fart To Tos uark N. |. M. c No e: sheuee 6gs Ss' V. 30 [ 'ef ta post marked ' Y. M. Nrs (; thence N. 9s 9 " issns e Brs go fset. % pot l1arksd V 2 v. C. Sa. g. thsBce <. s7' I2S eet i9eer N6-N ~heUes a gsesz CT. bea-s N a2a sf V 4i feel; theTC g. Ss' Bf C 2s7S fssE, co place nf begiuEiaG- rorG thing t1 70 EereE. fhs lncsiieB of thi ni He is rrCsrdsd 70 the Feo0rds='- Offee nf Co chfse EnuHtV, Arizona, nn page ----. hdipiuine r'a man are claimants Df Eumho iEnd mininc csi or the -as;- So ntheTz kEoWn.
 AE persons hSi6 < ss'v rse rtsiEls thsfeta ere --qniFes tt pr.sepf the ssHs before tnts afiies Wilhfh sfNsy days from the first of pnbites tion he-saf or taeF bs hsrsed tg Tiftus Of ths Dr0visions gi fh~ sfsfute-
 REaBgsr BROWN. ReEs-ter BEs ErLLrNsi Agent fJE Claimant jzl27-i9v
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GODFREY TRIBOLET and RAFEALA c. TRIBOLET,


 Defendant Action brought in the district court of the first judicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of Cochise. and the com plaint filed in the said county of Cochi<e in the office of clerk of said district court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting, to Godfrey Tribolet and Rafeala C. Tribo!et, defendant.
 You are hereby required to ap- p sar in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff, III the district court of the first iu. dicial district of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Cochise. and to answer the com piaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of serviee) after the service on you of this summons, If served in this county or if served out of this county but in this district, within twenty days otherwise within thirty days), or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the pray CT of said complaint.
 The said action is brought to rrcover the sum of one thousand two hundred dollars, with interest at two per cent per month, cOsts and attorney fees, and to f"reclos. d mortgage given to secure the payment thereof
 Given under my hand and the seal of the district court of the first judicial district of the territory of Ar.zona in and for the county of Cochise, this 9th day of March in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and ninety one. (Seal) A. H. EMANUEL,
 Clerk.
 3.5:3Ot
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An-sn- $ Exr
.EAp cENrER CoNsoLIpATEp

LEAD CENTER CONSOLIDATED
 ka Mining Compsny-Loeation ei principal place of business, San Fran. cisco, California; location of works, Tombstone Mining District, Cochiss county, Arizona. Notice. There ere delinquent upon the following de- scEibed stock, on account of assess- ment (No. 0 levied on the 18th day of January, 1891, the several amounts set opposite the aAmes of the respec- tive shareholders. as follows:
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$500 REWARD.

Ivin pay the abovc reward to any pcrsoa oI persons who sin give the information which Sil lead SO the arrest and conviction Vf any per son or perg0nS uniasiuIiy handling any uG ais stock
 CATTLE-Branded HG or lrft hip: ear mark. right ear crop aud split
 HORSES-Branlied EG on Jeff shoulder.
 II. T. HASSELGREEN. sz73m San Pedro ryeF.
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FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

f,'UR sAI.E-FiRsT.C CLASS kENDENCE
 ' property. one lot, Ne 5. Block 3l. front Ing eA Ssssss=4 s+=sgt. ' f0tIitrstr7Ug with two good h.Iuses, one rented: the property of w. A. ABderss1u and N'ifg Viii be cold Witboui delay. Apl ly at once to James Reilly, Ere mont street lGI.u
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S2,510 RE WARD.

The above reward is offered by th= Copper Queen Con. MiningCo. and citizens of Bis bee, for the arrest and con- viction or positive proof of the death of James Daly, who murdered ". ". Low ther near Bisbee on the af- ternoon Of Friday, April II, 1890.
 Day is described as man aP- parsntly 50 years of age, although several years younger, about 6 feet in h fight. roanI F.,e~sslightly p'ck markell. sanIy .mp rxion and moa ,ache, b ue eyes, weight about t90 ppun k. ~-ar on foot made by pistol shot. also scar across neck made by pistol shot. talks with g strong Welsh accent.
 BES WILLIAMS, Dated Risl,ee April l4. 1890
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SUMMUNS.

IN the district court, first ju. dicial district of the territory of Arizona in and for the county of COchi>e. Alias, Summons. MARTIN COSTELLO,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the V above sale has been postponed to WEDNESDAY. April Twenty seecDd, 1891 at the same hour and place. By order of the board Of directors.
 J.W PEW, Secretary. omee-3I0 Pine street, rooms i5 and 1T, San Francisco, Cal
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wAxrED.-A chance in life time for men with capital and active men without capital b secure q very pleas ant and profitable sssszissss. so odsSass or curiosity seekers need apply. Id dress EiEh 2 cent stamp. Consolidated ka1astabge Shoe coapsny. salem Mass.
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ss al Arrl, Ms.nn-.

Stated mes,ingS on third Wsdnssda, a cash mlnth Notice of sPeeia' meetings by chapter dag. SOioHrEIuR sompaalon- enriialiy invited.
 ApaLPa COHEN. H. P. r L. M aaRE Secretary jl4tf
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F. k 4. a.
 King Solomon Ledge No. 5. F. < (. N holds stated meetings on the third Saturday Ia each Hnonts ID Masonic dsil, st 7:3D p. n Special meetings held whenevsE blue lag is hoisted. Visiting brothe are cordially invited ta sttena. 4UsEGyE FISHER,
 VIM. KIEr HAST ~scrstary. 8 I3,f
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 DON'T FORGET THIS FACTl l You can save from 9 to 50 per cent by writing for prices TIE PRospEcToR
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AuTuoRTZr7 ArEvrx

Alfalfa. Tiaioshy, And EsPerseite se d. Warranted pure at
 HexFbss's.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Is above safe has beer postponed to che FIFTEENTH DAY OF APRIL 1891 at the same hour D place.
 By sr.ler Of the board of directors.
 J.w. PEW. Secretary. o@ee-siO Pine street. room i5 and I7. San Francisco. Cal
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VII. sruwELL. Attorney IT. claimaIL
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-14
FEDERATED TRADES.

The Shoemakers' Boycott Declared at
an End.
William John kOhler, a young and as
piriDg candidate for histrionic fame, APP
peared before the Council of Federated
Trades last night. He stated that he was
about to give a performance of Louis N. -
and asked the cooperation Of the unions in
making his venture success. He promis ed
them GO per cent Of the receipts for all tick
cts sold by them, and his proposition was
accepted.
The clerks gave notice of boycott on a
KeaTny- street dry-gGods store. whose pro-
prietO- is violating the early-closing agree
ment made between the clerks and the dry
goods merchants.
The Executive Committee reported that
street contractor is employing non-union
men and that the Shoemakers' Union had
failed to ind0rSe boycott which it had in
duced the council to lay on the product of n
shoe factory. Following this last report the
council rescinded the order laying boycott
on the mandatory referred 10.
An amendment to the constitution pro-
yldtng for the creation of permanent re-
serve fund was passed unanimously, and
the Executive Committee was instructed to
take under consideration certain measures
for the improvement of the condition of
wOrkingmen which it is proposed to bring
before the next Legislature. Among these
Is bill dealing with the employment of
conyicts In the State prisons.
The Amalgamated Brotherhood of Car
penterS proposes to solve the labor problem
by organizing industrial cooperative unions
that will declare themselves Independent of
the contractors. The amalgamation is said
to have $500, 900 in its treasury
The recently organized tailOrs will elect
representatives to the Federated Trades.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-14

dlately over the assembly-r0Om of the police
men on duty in the northern and central
districts. More than fifty officers were as
sembled for rOll-eall while the. burglary
was being committed. and as many more
were coming in TO report off duty.
DERELICT wATCHMAN
In addition to this q watchman by the
name Of Murphy was employed by the city
to watch the building. and more partlcu-
larry to guard the room wherein we're stored
TIE valuables and other property taken from
prisoners. Murphy was supposed 10 visit
the corridor at least every fifteen minutes
aud try the door of the prorerty-room to see
that II was properly fastened. With all
these precautions the place was ransacked
on the night mentioned, and the first intima-
ton n the daring burglary was when Prop
erty Clerk William Cullen arrived the next
morning and found his methOdical work OF
years undOne by the midnight marauders.
He was shocked and dismayed, for during
his thirty-five years experience there no
one had ever before dared to NEEDLE with
OF dlsaranged his complicated system of
arranging property and valuables.
STORY OF THE BURGLARY.
While a score Of policemen were engaged
in assisting the venerable Property Clerk to
bring forth some sort Of order out of the
chaos Captain Lees began an investigation,
but for weeks was unable to gain clew
upon which to base operations. Appended
Is the story as related by Captain Lees AMI
Detectives Seymour and Whitaker, who at
tended to the outside work in the case, tho
facts being confessed by the prisoners:
Last April ABE" Coakley, a notorious
Craftsman, who was a confederate of
Jimmy Hope in the celebrated Manhattan
Bank rnbbery, was working" New York
City. He succeeded 10 stealing from Israel
Herskoyitz, tailor, purse containing
SJi5. Without dividing with pal" who
assisted IN the theft, he departed from
Gotham between dusk and dawn and came
to San Francisco. While the New York