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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

ciise ha,i luga oa Dcirbsrn street ,ciser
isy httiaroe. shat viii you take Tor year
whole stock II ,tese g'cinal thingsf
III BOY ha8 hca s,anilns on the side
walk in front 81 tse eeiloias all day resp
Jog aliinoe siale back and for,h
ae.ess b. aoa ,oppios only shen
som.h y wso'cJ bns enc and begin
uiag aRein v'ta ,epe sea energy chen tho
s.ls vss compile 4
II ooanttl o. the whistles he had on
hand, made anpa mental calculation add
replied;
III take doilSr nat Inv h- lot.
III huY ell you &c sot sill yon 60 away
irot hase sd COS come back sny moref
astsd the ,xciled man.
sursl 90 cut ode business.
llaua 30 over noli onl wsut the
one u hlowing, tool Here's your
none
Al. gnt, , s.l Here's de goods.
He etDeo c,tf his estire stock. pocket
cd tie " 80 and disappeared.
rte nJda', asHi maa vent inside the
Lsas M .oae ~ calliope whistles.
ssd & lstcr he vn =, his desk
neU as 81 ht wildnws IN the third
s.rry. The w1cieo whistles. broken 10
itsemen,s, we're ID hi' Sastsbssket, and a
ioof u peece. 10 ~hirh be had loas been
. s'rsr, r vas ou his fare
Fifteen io.aus.s bal passsd away - fiiteen
lui,t. pesceful, heppy minutes.
Then weird horrible, sgonizing yet
stsan gely far. .liar sound broke on his ear
III raised DE window and looked out
The sideS alk directly h,'ow was blsck
", b o struggling rnOss OF boys. Each boy
wa la5ei down With cslliope whistles
ard each vas blowing QUE CT the instru
meais Of torture vi b Oh his might The
urroar was frightinl and getting worse
every q roment
Thtn tho pepcr'nl, happy look faded ont
of bat mid W. aged mau's face. He shut
aown The wiudae, closed lis desk, put on
| his Lttau uyarc1at, went out OF the bnll
ding hy tle tack stairs and faded away
presently il the gloom OF Randolph
| street.
He had made The The mistake OF his HE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28


Before Sam Jones took TO preaching he
ran publicd drsy at Csrtersville, his native
town. He was familiar figure around tho
depot, and he at that time hauled all
the drummers trunks from the depot TO
the hotel.
His outfit was email. riekeiy rattiing,
rsmshackIing wagon and m old sorrsl
horse, that was old and experienced en-
ouph TO have come down from tho lsevolu'
tiouary war. This horse WAS character
10 his way and sore Q people say be was the
cause Of Sans reformation. He was az
humble horse as one would wish to see.
He snbmitled 10 sll Sans cuffs AMI re-
buifs withou. any protest other than mild
" backing his Asa bitten ears. He had an
air OF one who was always deeply enaased
in thought and looked upon the frivolities
OF this life with supreme disdsin. An
then sans horse was extremely nnsociable
in his temperament. He never cared TO
make sny new acqnsin'ances and seemed
desirous Of treading the wine press OF sof
row alone. For many days he went on IN
the same quiet wsy. drawing Sans rickety
old drsy With the subime-t fortitade. It's
never necessary for Sam TO tie him when
lie left him. ier be had such insnrmouns
BILE consti u'ional objections 10 locomotIon
THAT there vas little danger Of his taking
his departure. 50 S,m thought aud so u
was for many, msny dpy~,
| But things do not always remain the
same, slssl
One day S.ms bore wss seen. TO the
most extreme fnrprie oi he Cat'erssi'
iisns, tearing down main street followed
by the dray, shirh was rolling about from
one side 10 tbt other D5~n the street he
vent like mad, aud IL SEEMED wonderful to
those who knew him intimately thns hs
conld acquire such speed S'm. who bad
left lin Tor seme purpose, stood Ss'chiog
his msd career eagerly
Hes decided 10 emigfate Sam remarked
A the horse contipncd 10 bis ~id iieh'.
Pres,ntly the bor.e saerved TO h'. r'ght
and tho wagon struck aeair =, tree, and
with crash, came 10 s'Hfds'iil
The specto'ore sil vent dovn 10 tnr'ey
the wreck. l. ctss cemplrir one Indeed,
Sam stood snd lnok~b ~ u silently Tor
,ome moments 10 l,tp IN c'i - fhsfs
w.s /. .,bos IN bi. vticr shsn hr h'.l'y
! iurned srouad aud sari9
susss IN h.ys 70 God som, other way
10 mste living.
ln,few week. San i.ft csrtersviiIs aud
} sso. down near C1.pmbu1.
! Tie bex, heard or saw oiSim. ssii tbs
! esu,leman who told me story, be cans
bach 10 Cu'ersilie sua p'eaehsi s.f''
nan. wsai ons !, bear bin. .nf peTsf
siS sueh . CON pie,e ehaaes 10 m.n
. .
--Jaeky We hal thirl-en popai iuf'
keys, cur leuse yeeterlar Jim -oa.
ltb,.'s p.xtLin. W. bsi 0us t1,t sritbei
ftt..a posad.. J,eky doa't car, u 'oa'
old tufke, vs.. Liggsr ~ 5r, you dihn
have ~ doctor come 70 zee 900 t.ise 10
the nist. the way diJ.
(. Mr.. Biosboy The void is rsry ~id'
IA r.. sometLtug In eyefy part u u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

wbila The een'Ie ialinR rain wss doing
lbe best busines that conid bs done Tor Sau
Diego county TO lpY group OF old timers
gathered IN an uptoan office and fell TO
telline Old tim stOtis, Oae OF the stor
les told ass e the form oi joke on Jn
lisn, ns JaIan wes in the old times. a.
coufse.
An III. uitr named Tim was fouad
dead IN his hl one morning. said The
story teller Tre appeared to be ling
erins idel ,Lst -nmsthing oliicisl ought to
be done but nlbndy knew exactly wha.
until stronger in emp said an inques
ought TO be btld 70 determine whether
tho man was lead o. not.
Bn, bow shall 0e iiao bst out? asked
tho Ju.liee vi the Peace, whose position
forced him to the iruut.
Why, by holding aregu'sr inquiry was
'he answer
All ,ieLi. said 'ts Justice. Well holh
,esuiur opiry. Bring in the body.
TIE body VISA brought in and the court
va cs'led b. order. When everybody
WIS quiet DO Justice arose with commen'
dable isuity. walked over to the side Of
the ds ssnd ana. looming down, shouted
ia the tsd nsu's ear:
say FIN tomo take drink.
O. c,uf lherc wss no anawer.
NJ iaquiry wsg repeated three times.
Thaf Jna'i'a returned TO bis bench
10 mahA if apnncement.
sc Gad t4af iu i, dead he said. Any
non in Jul,an thus "oH', gel up and take
drink when he's asked 10 is dead. This
inquiry is closed,
/
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1892-01-28

-~yseky We bad q thiri-sn p9nai inr
k-ys .. cur lease yeetsf iar Jim -oa.
tb,.s p.xtLin. W. bsi ons tlst sritbed
ntt..a poaad. J.eky ! don't care u ,oof
old tarse, va Liggsr ~ bv, yeu didnt
have pv doctor come 10 zee @oa tsise 10
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION lS- ID sue,i out oi the Justice court oi Prece'nt Numter One, befoIe c. k. Alyord, Justice of ihe Peace. in and for the County of Co- chise Territory of Arizona. Co me directed and delivered on a iu 1sment rendered i7 said court on the and day of November 1892 in favor Of A. Wentworth and against pasqual Nigro wher,in 1 am commanded to make the sum oi One hundred and forty eight dollars damages together with costs and aeoruing costs Una nav accrue.
 Whereas did on the 7sth day of FebrIaTy Ise2 ie.y on the following described property to-ssit:
 That eertain lot lying on the north of and facing Maia street in the town oi BiSbee, Co- ohise county Anzona. bounded on the east by the property of P. Iohnson and k. G. Norton, upon which last amed ot is situated the Can Gan" R-staucant boundsd on the west by the lot of Mary Cochrane- This To; has frontage on Main street of 23 feet and a depth of 100 feet end known as Pdsqual Nigro's saloon and described in deed of l. Duffy 10 said Nigro of date May Ig. IseI. and recorded in Book IT. Cochise county records. Deeds of Real Estate al pages 24s and 2+o.
 Public notice is ereby given that on the z6ih day of Nay 1892. at the hour of two o'clock p. m. in ironi of ihe SheI Is cihce and at the Cochise county court house front door, in the City of Tombstone Cochise oouaty, Arizona Territory. I will sell all lhe right; title and in t-rest of the said PaSqual NIgro in and to the above described property at public auction to ll,e hish.st and best bidder for ca.h. lawful money of the United States. 10 satisfy said ex- ecution and all sts. and all interest which he had therein on said 2Slh dIy of February isS2 the day whereon said ex, cution was levied.
 Dated this, the 4th day of May lsa2
 c. B. MELTON.
 Sheriff
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
Notice to Creditors
In the Probate Court of the County
 of Cochise, Territory of Arizona.

In the Probate Court of the County
 of Coehise, Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Mollie Herbert deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Mollie Herbert deceased to the creditors of. and all p,rsons having claims against said deceased toexhibit them withthe necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice at store of G. IL Fitts, Tomb5tone, Cochise County. the same being the place for the transaction of said business of said estate
 ALEXANDER WIGHT. Administrator of the estate of Mol
 lie Herbert, deceased.
 Dated Tombstone, May II, 1891.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
To Advertisers.

Alter Ian. rst, 1892 the rates for advertising legal notices in the PROSPECTOR SiIl be the price fixed by the 10th Legislative Assembly Sec. 5. Act s3 reads as follows;
 "AI sherifFs notices. advertisements, sul,- mons. orders oi sale and other advertisements necessary to be done by the sheriff or his dePu' ties. all notices of the probate judge and county school superintendent. administrators, etc SHALL BE CHARGED FOR at the rate of sI.oo pei incn for the fir.t insertion and seventy i've cent: for each subsequent insertion. set single leadeo in Nonpareil, and the sheriifs, probate judge: administrators are hereby required to collect al such charges from the parties from whom sucf service IS given and pay the same 10 the PaPel or papers performing such services
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
Mining Application NO 563
'. s, Land Office, Tucson Arizona,
 March. D. is5e.

r. & Land Office, Tucson Arizona,
 March. 22, iss2.
 Notice is hereby gwen that b, Willis James and William F. Dodge whose post otlce address i, N-w York City state of New York oY Ben Williams attorney in fact. P, O. address, Bisbee Ariz. have this day filed their application for patent tor six hundred ard twenty-t~o linear fee, of the Surprise Mine Os ""In bear ing gold, silver, copper and ether minerals with suriace ground four hundred and elght (ioSl feet in width. situated in the Warren Min ing dis.:ict County oi Cochise and Territory ct Arizona and designated by the field notes and official plat on fl- in this othce as lot Number eighy ieol in Township---; rapgs--oi SMeridian--said lot No So being described as follows to-wit:
 Bepirning at post marked I NJ Surprise mine No and iromwhich ' ; NJ M No4 bears . 7S IS E2i76 feel; thence running N 10 l. Is9-- feet to d monument nf tones and post marked ; Ri No 2: thence running $ 63' 5a' w o42 feet to monument O. stones and post ElaIk' NJ No 2; th=nce running 5 10 w I4o $ ieet 10 mo lument o tStones and post marked M No 1; thence running 5 10 " zo7 ftt 10 a monument u. stones and post marsed N No s; thence running N O. 20 454 feet to a ponument oi stones and post maiksd 5 M No 6: thence running N 3+. s7 k 35I.S ieet to post | NJ SuI prise mine No and place of beginning Magnetic variation IT 4o East and containing Sz5 acres
 This cl iim is located in the Warren mining district, County of Cochise I7oo feet south oi snel CTS of the Copper Queen Con Mining Company. Itis described m tie field notes as being bounded or abutung the west line of he Hayes mlne. but has been found to overlap the same. on the north is is boundtd by the East Side mIne NJ C. lot 69 wIth which It con iiicts. and on the west by the Brother Jonathan NJ C Lot 7I.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said Surprise mne or surface ground. are required to fife the'r adverse claims suh the Regi ter of the United states lana office at Tucson Arizona, in ;he county ot P.ma' | Arizona during the sixty days perlod of Puol- cation hereof or they will be barred by virtae of '''' HERBERT BROWN, l Register. | BEN WILLIAMS Attorney in fact.
 Ui, hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for pae be published tor the period of sixty too) days in the PRosPEcToR a Daily newspaper published at Tombstone Ari- l Zona ,pou,N
 N Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22

bee Arzona. have this day filed their aPPllca- tion for a patent for one thousand and eighteen lin, ar ieeI oi the Have Mine CT win bearing gold, silver, copper, and other minerals with surface ground hve hundred and sxiy nine feet in width situated in the Warren Mining district ounty of Cochise and Terptory of Arizona and de.gnated in the field notes aud official plat on hle in this office as lot number 78 in Township -: Range; of-- Meridian-. Said lot No 7s being described as follows to-wn;
 Beginning st Initial monument of claim a; post marked NJ Hayes Mine Nj C Nol: thence running \ 8o' 4o 2e7. 5 feet 10 monument oi stones and post marked ii Nj Nj C No 2; thence running . 2ss oS' w IoIS.34 feet to monu- meut of stones and post marked II M No s; and from which U Nj NJ No 4 bears x. 9zo ga E IS6o 6 feet distance; ihen nee run ming S co 45' W 2eS feet to monument oi stones and post marked HIM M C No 4; thence running : Soo 4S' " 27I feet to monument or stones and post marktd H M NJ C No ,; thence running x eSs E IoI6. g. feet to mcnnment oi stones and ost maj k, d II NJ Nj C No (; thence running 8o' 43 F. a7I.5 feet pest No and D ace oi beginning, Magnetic variation IT 70 l. and containing Io.22 acres.
 This claim is situated in the Warren Mining District ahout one half mile south of the Cop per Queen smeiers Enc is bounded on the horih by the Baxter M C lot No 8; upon the east by the Lockout. Neptune, and Silver Spray NJ C lot No zI with which il conflicts and upon the west by the Surprise mine and East Side mine Nj C lot No 6s,
 Any and all p'rsons claiming adversely any portion cf said Hayes nine or surface gronnd lsarr required 10 file their adverse claims with the Register of the United States land ofhce at Tue son Arizona m the County of Puma. Territory oi Arizona, during the sixty days period oi pnbli- cation hert of or they will be barred by the , virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 HERBERT BROWN. Register. BEN WILLIAMS, Attorney in fact.
 It is hereby ordered that tie forgoing Notice of pplication for patent be published for the pe,iod of sixry days tIo consecutive weeksl in tbe PsosPECToR a Daily newspar Fer published al | Tombstone Arizona.
 I,HERBEkT BROWN; Maj Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22

MINING APPLICATION
 No J6A

U, Land Office Tucson. Iurson Ain,
 March 22 I5e2.
 Notice is hereby given that D. Willis James and William Dodge whose post othce aooIess ,s New York City state of New fork oy pen Williams attorney in fact, Q address blsoee Arizona have this day hied tEeir aPphcauon !ol natent for thirteen hundred and niiy J,,znI hrear feet of the Nepture mine ,,r Sein bearing gold. silver copper and oin.. minrraIs with surface ground SIX huncreo teet in width, situated m The "aIep Mining district county of Cochise and leintoIy of Arizona and designated by the held notes ana ofTiciaInlat on file in thls offlce as lot Numoer S.y.nty.s.yen in Tow nshiP--r rsnge--o-- N.r dan; said lot No v being descr'oeo as follows tc-WIi:
 p.,inyirg at ,h- initial monument of claim at ,.s, Se,a-ted N Neptune M NJ ( No and f,on ,yhich U S NJ NJ No bears ~ SO 20 s53 AS feet; thence running S 4s. 27 w ilo.4 fee; 70 a mn-,unien; .: sscnes snn ma, s.ss NM tC No 3; thence 70 70 W i354 ,ee. l ,a . ,rouument of stones and pest marked ~ | NJ C No 2: ts1eace < 45o 77 r. geo ies, 70 ,s | ,non,,,nent of stones ard post marked N M VI | C No 4: thence x 4s- z7 l. 300 ger u a m ,no,I- i urn.n, of stones and post m rked \ M V No :; thence $ 4t'i2' l. I34o nueS, of stones and post naked \ M | y, 6. thence : 439 z7' W 2o+.4 feet 10 pos. | NoI and place of beginning. Naiia'ion III | 40 F and coatining Io. I9 acres
 This claim is located in Warren mining 1- 1ns. ,rie, Cochise County A'iz. in the Mnie f.s rsss ! ,,o,n,ains about enc halt mile o' hv" 1 ,."sr~ |, ,s bounded on the SE ov the Spaee mine and on the SW by the S,ivsr Sppray NJ C lot No 7I and upon the NV oy tns n.: Hays m.ne and the Lookout ana eosss~' ''' Any and all persons aiming adversely any PoruoSS |. of said Neptune Mine or surface g.t. ,t. arc T, quired to file their adserss Gis ad ooe a. Tneson Arizona in the county of Pima CT .. AT. Snrirs, inc sixty days period of publication neIe of of they will Ire barred by virtue oi 'he p''' visions o' ''e ' HERBERT BROWN,
 Register. ptx WILLIAMS Attorney in fse''
 lis hereby ordered that the ieIegoihs n1sH s,v ,b =, An,I;-siicl. for Patfnt be puolisheo a ioi us , oi [1P ,,,,, days in :he Pa SPECToR dat5 pe. pe,.e,, .snsper raitsisbe' ., V -., rno,,,~, ke. .iss< e M-sr
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
x,sc sa,oxos LODGE NO. 5. 2. aAM

MEETS THE THIRD SATUH- day in each month at Masonic Hall x x Ali Visiting Brothers in good standing NS/N are invited to attsnd- Special meet nsys when the flag is hoisted on the Hall
 (, C, WARSER,, w. NJ. SIRT HART Sec.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

G. H. KELLOGG. No. BIO Pine street, Room s7 and s, san FraRciseo.
 E. C. pAKE. room $. Merchant Exchange San Francisco.
 GEO. P. HOWELL. 10 Spruce St New York
 x. w. AVER & SON. Philadelphia Auu4nsactions made by the above named persons will be compiled wi,h at the PROS PECrOR office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22

ss0ee. go . yrss is being msce by John h. Good. in, r0s .S.l ..at V osk for Es- itescsr. voc rasy n.sf make as tDnCh. but ~e can fezsh yoe qIsiekiy bow 10 eHEa rom ts to fIe c day st fbs stsst. sud tsas~ ss yoc 70 on B sfn s.fes. al ssss- iE asf Ter; or
 ADeries. you osn esiisnsSiace si h.s,e, fis- ing ell your lime .ssr si'sfe uaFseuts Only 10 q ~ssrs. Au is new Gts.f tsy st kk fer ryrry ~art~r We .fari you. frrnish3nf svsTythlng. EASILY, SPEEDILY iesrbed
 rAKTlCCiAE. fkEE- Adtrss- sf once,
 sIESSOS . to-. stk1L4AD, ksf>t
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
$500 REWARD.

Siil pay the above reward to any person O persons who win give the information which will lead to the arrest and conyictiDI of any per- son or persons unla~tully handling any of my stok
 CATTLE-Branded HG or left nip; ear mark, right car crop and split
 HORSES-BrandedH HG on left sn0uloer.
 H. c. HASSELGREEN, s27an SaH Pedro river.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
Save Your Money ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY. Write for our Mammoth CataloSue--A
 5OO-Page Book.

Containing Illustrations and giving lowest man. ufa=trrers prices on all kinds Of goods and supplies; Groceries. Hou ehoid Goods. Furni- trIIs Clothing. Ladies and Gents S1Ctning and Fu nishine Goods Dress Goods, White Goods, pr, Goods. Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes, G owes Not on>, Glassware, Stationery atches Clocks, Jewely. Silserwaae. Suggies' NhiPs' Agricultural Implements, etc
 ONLY FIRSr-CLASS GOODS.
 Catalogue sent'sh receipt of ao c. for pos'age Good Agen's WaSted in every county and city to introduce our goods. Live men can make as much as sso per week
 A. KA}SPEN CO 2-23y lz2 Oaihcf >' Sh hiC'A'O
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22

An energetic man to manage a w branch offlce. Only few dollars needed Salary to start SIS per mon h and interest n the business. The Western Co.,, Kansas City, Mo. 4-5-u
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
MINING .APpL CATION
 So- SGz.

U $. Land oHiee, Tucson, Ariz. March 2, ls'ss
 Notc~ is i1errby given ;ha; H';!!:sEn Dodge and D. Wills James, whose post once adore,s ;1N Ns1, Vol. Ctty. stafe of New York by Pc .NiIl;ams. attorney in fact. P. O. address. Bin
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
PATENTs.
Mining Application No 5G1
U $. Land Office Tucson Arizona
 .~h .pB oslb

U S. Land Office Tucson Arizona.
 Mach 22, 1892. Notice is hereby given thlt William F. Dodge and D, Willis James whose post office address js Ns,, yor. Civ state of New Yoik by Ben Williams. attorney in fact. P. O. Address, Els- bee Arizona have this day filed their application for a patent for six hundred and seventy AncaI feet ot the Lookout Mine or vein bearing gold silver, copper. and other minerals win suIiaCe ground four hundred ani twenty feet Tn "id n Situated n the Warien Niring district County of Cochise and Territory oi Arizona and des- igpaied by the field notes and official plat on file ia this office as lot number 79 in Township R,oge -; of- Meridisn-; Said lot No 70 being described as follows to-wit;
 Beginning at a post marked NJ L NJ NJ No T. from which U : Nj NJ So.4 beais . v 20 Iss7.o feet; thence running 70 "2 W I43 feet to monum~ni ot stones anu pos m,rked l. NJ Nj C No ?; thence running N 25 os' E 2at feet to a monument Of stones and post ma, ked L M NJ C Nc 3: thence running K IF IS 2o2 < feet 10 point from which post marked W c l. NJ NJ C No 4 bears N I7 I5 40 feet stani; thence running 5 TT r2 l. TO feet to iron pin sci m monument oi Siohe.' thence run ming x Io' 35' AL feet 10 mon unent oi stones and post m srked l. NJ L No <; thence running South 76' g Iso Q feet 10 NE c,rner, thence running S II' 3r 4o4 54 | feet 10 monument O! stones and post m trkta l. l. ! NJ NC No 6; thence running . 7i 24 !" 37o feet to post M l. M M O ->" anu t'-aNe of beginning.
 | Variation IT" 70 E and eontains 3 70 aces. | his claim is located in the Warren Minnlng | District and is bounded on the north by she | Goddard Mining Claim. Lot No o3 with wi'eh | ii conflicts. and the Holbrook M C. Lot No ss; mon the east by the Coggswtii M C, unsur- l veyed. upon the south by the Neptune mre' I,"t No 77. with which il conflicts: and upon inc West hy the Hayes mine Lot No 7o and ,b- Rest Piece NJ C, Lot No 6.
 Any and all pers1ns claiming adversely any por,ion Of said Lockout mine or surface groune are required to f their adverse claims with th' Regis CT of the Jl6ied States land ortice at iu' son Arizona in ,h{ Bounty of Pima. Territory Q ! Arizona during tacsixty days perIod Of puoh cation hereof. or they wiil be barred ey m virtue of ,he provisions of the statute,
 , HERBERT BROWN,
 Register. BEN WILLIAMS Al orney in fact
 lis her-by ordered that the forgoing No'le of Application for plten; be published tor th oeriod cf sisty days, tIo consecutive 1eessl the PRosPEcToR a Daily newspaper puoilsne at Tombstone Arizona.
 HERBERT BROWN.
 N,-,, 6od Register.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
Delinquent Sale Notice,

HEAD CENTRE AND TRANQUIL Il ITY Mining Company. Location oi principal place of business, San Fran cisco California. Locstion O. works. Tombstone mining district Cochise counts Arizona.
 NoTIcE-There are delinquent upon the following described stock on ac- count of Assessment (NO-) levied on the lith day of March 1892, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholders as Follows:
 No No
 Name Cert Shares Amt. RIB Mitchell. l63 10 30 Wm NJ Pierson. l65 10 30 Pierson & Mitchell l67 S26Sf PAS OF And in accordance with law, and an order from the Board of Directors. made on the lIth day of March lS92 so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at public auction at the office of the company, No. BIO Pine Street, rooms l5 and IF, San Francisco California, on Thursday the l2th day of May 1852 at the hour of one o'clock p. m. oi said day. to pay said Delinquent As sessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
 J. w. PEW. Secretary. Ofice-No BIO Pine street Rooms b and IT San Francisco California.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22
R. A. V

A STATED MEETINGS ON HE -Az third "Wednesday of each month in Ma ~ & nic Hall Notice ot special meetings oy hoist,ng special flag. So;ourning Com panion cordially invited
 ADoLPH COIN, H. P. F. L. MOORE. Secretary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-05-22

Af.3I
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18

In addition to the above Liberal
Terms OUR FREE RAILROAD
TICKETS TO CHICAGO AND
RETURN during the Worlds Fair
GO WITH EVERY PURCHASE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-18

HoUsECLEANING in all its details. Estimates
furnished by w. A. Hoe yeler. Storage.