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The Press., 1892-04-14

THE republicans of Rhode Island last week elected their candidates for govern or, lieutenant governor, and secretary of state. Other state officers on their ticket received plurality, but not a majority of votes. In the legislature they secured a majority of four over all at the election, and have since made further gains in towns and cities where no choice was made at the first election.
The Press., 1892-04-14

THE Rockville Journal speaks for MT. Henry in the matter of the congressional nomination, saying that he is not an as- pirant for the honor, @ fact already un- derstood most fully. It is case of the office seeking the man, and the idea of MT. Henry's candidacy had occurred to those who were looking for the strongest man some time before it had occurred to that gentleman. MT. Henry also wishes it understood that the suggestion of him. self as delegate to Minneapolis is sur prise to him. MT. Henry says s'the es- teem of my friends is of more value to me than political prefe1ment. We can but repeat ourselves in saying that Holland county will appI eciate the honor of the nomination if it comes to MT. Henry, and will show that appreciation in a strong endorsement at the polls. .-
The Press., 1892-04-14

Yrs Harrison on the republican and Cleveland on the democratic ticket, if present signs are trustworthy. Hill isn't likely to have delegate outside of York state, and the attempted Hill boom has only resulted in consolidating the entire anti-Hill strength upon Cleveland. Hills trip through the south worked disastrous lY for him.
The Press., 1892-04-14

FROM Miss A. A. Welles, president of the alumni, we have received list of ex- ercises of the reunion of the Hartford Female Seminary, to be held in Hartford, June g, 1892. This school was one of the first to be started in this country for young ladies. Members of the school who were theEe under Miss Catherine Beecher in 1899 will be present. A meet ing of graduates will be held at il a. m. j; at 12 m. gathering of all who have been connected with the seminary, either as students, pupils, officers, or teachers, with luncheon to be served at 1; at p. m., literary exercises, with "reminiscences, etc. This will be very interesting event to all who are entitled to participate.
The Press., 1892-04-14

Notices Of births, marriages and deaths in. serted free, when sent in by friends. Obituaries in prose or verse, beyond mere notices Of death at half advertising rates.)
 Born. Mount Hope, 9th, daughter to Herbert and May CahOOn.
The Press., 1892-04-14
A T Court of Probate holden at Staf A ford, within and for the district of Stafford

N I court or FTODaG6 nOIO6n at Staf- "A ford, within and for the district of Stafford, on the 9th day of April, A. D. 1892.
 i Present, JAMES F. CHAMBERLIN, Judge. On motion Of Julfaett Bradway, executrfx on the testate estate Of Ira Bradway, late of Staf- ford, within said district, deceased.
 : This Court doth decree that six months be al- lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the eXecutrtx, and directs that public notice be given Of this order by advertising the same once In some newspaper having circulation in said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post In said town of Stafford, near est the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 MARCUS B. FISK, Clerk.
The Press., 1892-04-14

"OOD!-Ams selling the best lot of w { 1t. Wood ever offered also Slab Wood hard and soft, from $2.75 to S4. 50 per cord.
 E. W. BROOKS.
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A T Court Court of of Probate T. holden at Som

A T Court of Probate holden at Son. h CTS. within and for the district of Somers, on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1892.
 Present, CHAS. s. FULLER, Judge.
 On motion of Annie E. Pease and Adolphus G. Chapin, administrators on the estate Of Ran- dolph o. PeaSe, late Of Somers, within said dis trtCt, deceased
 This court doth decree that six months be al- lowed and limited for the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administrators, and directs that public notice be given of this order by adveFtisingi In newspaper having circulation in said district, and by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in the deceased last dwelt. Certified from record,
 CHAS. s, FULLER Judge
The Press., 1892-04-14

Two pearl button factories, employing about twenty hands, were in operation in Newark, N. J., before the new tariff law was passed. None were exclusively turn ing out pearl buttons elsewhere in this country. To-day twelve factories en- ploying 600 people, at wages ranging from SIS to $23 for experts, and $6 to $10 for boys and girls, are prospering in Newark. Reliable estimates place the number of hands employed in pearl button factories started in this country under the new tar if at 1000.
The Press., 1892-04-14


 A meeting of the democratic statc cen- tral committee of Connecticut was held at New Haven last Tuesday, and all but five were present. A canvass of the con- mittee showed the following presidential preferences: Cleveland five, Hill five, no choice five, non-committal three All are opposed to free coinage of silver, and the majority favor the appointment of an un- pledged delegation to the national con- vention. The day for holding the state convention was fixed for May 10 at the Hyperion theater in New Haven.
 LINCOLN AND THE CoLoNEL.--An officer wearing the insignia of colonels rank came in, and Mir. Lincoln was full of sympathy, which he shed like summer rain, (which makes the fields it hastes to bright and green" He drew his chair near the colonel, whose complaint was, In brief, that he had been uniustly dis missed from the army for drunkenness on duty. The officer had good and gallant record. Lincoln knew him. He never forgot such case. The lines. in the sol dier's face told their own story of long and unrestrained indulgence. MT. Lin coin heard the story patiently. He rose up, and, as was his habit when moved deeply, he glasped the soldiers right hand in both his own, and said: ''Colonel, l know your story. But you carry your condemnation in your face" The tears were in his voice, and to the soldier, who walked out without a word, Lincoln ap- peared like slice of the day of judgment. The only comment the president made sub sequently was: 'I'dare not restore this man to his rank and give him charge of a thousand men, when he puts an enemy into his mouth to steal away his brains. 'n
The Press., 1892-04-14

THE ELLITHORPE FARM, perhaps l better known as the Chauncey Smith farfn,s is in my hands for sale. It is situated little over mile west of the lair grounds, near the 200 acres are wood and sprouts. If the 200 acres are not wanted, the remaining 10Q acres or more with nice buildings, make choice farm. The adjoining farms have recently gone into hands that not only farm the lands, but some Of the family work in one Of the large mills handy by. My instructions are to sell. which will do, as aa whole or in parts.
 Inquire Of J. F. CHAMBERLIN
 Stanford, Feb. 24th, 1892.
The Press., 1892-04-14

One of the saddest accidents on record took place Sunday evening at City Point, near Boston, when an instructor and ten boys connected with the Boston Farm school at Thompson's island were cap sized in 8 sail boat, and the instructor and eight of the boys drowned. The instructor had been to the city during the day to attend church, and the ten boys, consti- tuting a regular crew of the school, left the island at 6.30 to sail to City Point to convey the instructor to the island. The trip to the point was made, and soon af- ter 2 p. m. the boat started on the return trip. At point supposed to be; between Spectacle and Thompson's islands the boat was struck by squall and imme- diately capsized. The eleven occupants were thrown into the ice cold water, but being accustomed to strict discipline and the exercise of heroism in the school, they all secured positions where they could cling to the overturned craft and then began 8 long wait for rescue, which to most of them was never to come. The instructor was the first to go. Each of fered @ prayer or a word of farewell to the others as he gave up his hold on life Some of them endured the terrible con- test for nearly four hours, or about il o'clock, when the boat with the two sur vivers, still clinging to it but exhausted, drifted ashore
The Press., 1892-04-14

A JUDGE ON INsULTs.-There is, per- perhaps, not much exhibition of fine- drawn legal astuteness in the elucidation and illumination of nice points of law by the judges in some western courts, but there is usually great deal of plain com- mon sense in their rulings, and equity in their decisions, and justice gets show as we'll as the law. A Kansas City judge set an example, recently, which might well be copied in some courts near home, to the great comfort and satisfaction of witnesses and the furtherance of the ends of justice. One of the lawyers in di-
 vorce suit began to browbeat and bully a witness, when the judge interposed with the quiet remark: 'Gentlemen, if any one is unjustly insulted in this court room I will not fine him for resenting it. This court will not further protect man who gives an insult" @
The Press., 1892-04-14
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN 6 SON, PUBLISHERS.
Irs Harrison on the republican a

s1 50 year. If paid strictly in advance.s1.ss.
The Press., 1892-04-14

HAVING added to my stock a full line
 1 A of Fishing Tackle, I will be pleased to fur- nish all in need M. H. WEST, staffordville. At
The Press., 1892-04-14

NEW COTTAGE, with garden and fine IN hennery, to rent on West-st: E. w. Brooks.
The Press., 1892-04-14
TOR SALE-2 good Second hand Busi- I ness Wagons, New OK Cart. W. A. CoMINs

T HAVE on hand and for sale supply 1 Of Great Eastern Fertilizer. Special for Pc tatoes; Special for Corn. JOHN A. FOSTER.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-19
MINING APPLlCATIOS
 NO. J5S.

U.s. Lard odc-, Tucson, Ariz., May 27' lss3. <Jo1ICE IS HEREBs CIV THAT RlCHA'D N Coi LITER, by James Eei ly. attorney m iact' who pp --oface address i. Tombstone, Arz1na, ha' ma5e .iicA., for patent for about is,s linear feet ntl, Harris rabb,e mine bearing copper and silver. s, uaie in Wa Mining District, Coehise co,ntv. Arizona, and de cr'b in the oifeia' plat and field rotes on file in ik 'ofce, ss follows, 'iz Survey No. i126-
 B ginning a the initial m0nument a post m the soutberiy end line of this claim a'ked h tide,e NJ. No. I: thence, 6y g W, e7s fe t to sw corner q DOS; m1rse H. s. M. No g. thence, N ii w Izos feet to NV cornc i, q post marked II. s A- No. 3: thence, \ ss' E, sJ, feet to post mar ed II. s.M No {, when-e U. s. mineral monument No. { b ars \ Ss' W, 3sso feet sw corner Gardner M c. lot No. 72, ,elrs s6 se W, s1'7.s let, and SEE center New York a. C. bears s Is E. thence 6s g F, e33 feet to NE -rner. a pos, marked H. sN No 5. thence IS 5 l2ii7 feet to ss corner a post marked H. S. N. No 6: thence, $ eS g W, g, fee: to pja,e of beginning 'ar'a'io' i iI' Q east, containing l.-ios acres.
 The location of this iasbe is recorded n he Re
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MINING APPLiCATIOS A
 No. 560.

U s. Land Office, Tucson, Ariz., May 77, IS92. HvOTlCE IS HIREBY GIVEN THAT RICH IN ARD COLLIE by James Kelly attorney in fact whose postofee address is Tombstone. Arizona has made application for paten, for about 1z9S feet on the Fob ard John" mine bea'iDs ccpP T and silver situate in Warren mining dstrct, COchise county. prisona, and described in th= official lat and field no.ss on file in this 0c., f.:ows, viz: Survey 90 l02l.
 Beg nning a the initial monument, post m the northeriy end line of the claim, ma k d l A B S NJ roI whence | mineral mon mei No bears 2, W 4seo fe t: then~e 7o' g 2ll.5 feet to NE corner a post marked S J N No ?; thence lS' E l2sGs f ct to SE corner post mark < No 3; thence 9 % 2.6 feet 10 a p"st marked B < J NJ No 1; ssl4fe ttpS corner post marked B < J No :. a,so corner No 2 IT angle mine lot No |, same elai ant; thenee 9 sI W Ieas.5 feet % NV GOT, CT a cost marked E J N No and T No 3; thence 70 20 F. 25o.5 feet to place of beginning Narration II % E c u.taining l4,7 6 a~res.
 The Ioc Iton of this nine is ried in the Ree''r ders office of Cochise county. on page 5ol, book Record of Mines. Adjo uIng clIiu'ant- are s me cl rimant Trangie mine loi No I) on the West. Nc Cthc=s known
 I'll pers D, h ldIrs adverse la ms there'o are r,- uured 10 rresent the same before this office within sixty dzyz from the rs' day oi publicaI hfres o' they Il be barred by virtue of the pr visi of Ihc statute. HsRBERI BROWN, Regisie; JAxEs REILLY. Attorney for | laimsn'
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-19
niNlNS APPLiCATlON
 No.-567.

U $ Land Office Tucson. A'iz.. May a7 lsa2 ~oTICR Is HEREBY GIVEN TAT RICH N ARDCOULTER, by James Reilly attorney in fact whose po.tcf6ee address Is Tambtoce, Arz nA. hls made appIicltion for patent for 6Ss linear fec, on the Annie" mine, bearing copper and s,ive-, situate in Warren M ming Disiri't. Co ehi-e county Arizons and described in the ofheial ula, and fed notes on file in this office follows. yir: Survey So l01i,
 B.,i ming q. the mi lal monument, post in the rorthefly end line O. the claim marked M N No 1. whence U s minera, monument Nc bears \ s as F. ss5O feet; h ,nce 7s' 5s e66-2 tei to \ corner pos, marked A NJ No 2; tn nee $ l5 55 " ss2 feet to SEE corner post marked M c No 5 also NE corner of D- owned ining claim lot No Ss, thence 5s' 52' W 26a. 2 feet to post marked M No I; 54os feet to sw corner p. st marked M No 5, and NV corner of M Nc; thence l5' 55' 6s. feet 10 NV c rner n post marked A No 6; tn. nee s 7s' 52 Z74 'est 10 acs of beginning. Variation IT a East conta;r 7.a aeres-
 The Ioc. ton of ihs min is recold m the RecoT- dlrs flee Of C. eh.Se county, on page 4li Do Records of Nire.. Adjoining claima ts are same ca mant Di. i.owned Mine mir ing claim lot No 8 on the south.
 All pc sons holding advs-se claims there'o are re- cured |, resent the same b fore rl is office within SKY days from the hrs day of publican n hereof, or tby viii be ba red by virtue of the ovsio-s of ihe statue HskBsRf bko"-s' h s'>'ei JGnEs RSILEy. Attorney for cl imant
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-19
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court of the County of Co., !. hi c. eIriiory of Arizona.
 In ue matter of the estate os John
 Clark, deceased.
 lanes Garrett tine adm niSt'ator Of the estate of Iohn Clark decessed. having on the iIrst day O. ApriI i9cz pie enied 10 the Judge of ibe Pro- | ale Cour, and hsd in the cfroe thereof. his pc iiion in due form ve'iSed by his olih, praying for an order authorizi 2 hun 10 sell all the per sonal and real propert, belorging 10 said estate for the pu-po cs ih-Tein named. and the consent of all CT, ons interested in such sale hay ng cr filed ia th office and all an1 singular the law and ,h- evidence bring by the court under stood and fully considered.
 N'hereupon il is ordere1, adJudged and de- creed that said James Garrett the adminis'ra- tor of said estate be. and he is hcreby authorized 10 sell e; her in one par q or in subdivision as h,. shal deem most beneficial 10 said estate, ihe personal proJeriy and the real estaie hereinaf- ter d. sctiied al private sale 10 the hlghes; bid der for cash lawful mon'y Of tie U. $.
 The following is description Of stid Ieal and re nai D opeTty hereby authorized 10 te solc:
 O,e adobe house and lot si uaie cn Allen sIe.t, City of -rC mbstope, County of Ccohise I. rrrory of Arizona: and posessory right 10 ranch si Iil'e n, ar Middle Tass oi tie Dfago n Mountains in sald county. a aead f cattle. 2 horses h,usehoid good. chiciens. 1ufkeys and 2 burTos. all being in said county.
 And il is further crGersd that the said admir- is,rat hall i've n, tier sfsajd sale ly postirg no'iors ard by ubliesis rel hss tan dtys b.fore such sale a. 2, qi fred ly law. publication ts Te IT: d- n the T, Hl,>icrc Daily PRosPi TnR, ne0 srsp.r ' ntSa and r'il'.is' sd n salc county. N- MClt l. Done ir c-cn cerrt 'fis I9th day of luie ISc2
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-19
MINING APPLICATION
 70. J5I.

T. S. Land oHice Tue son, Ar.L, May 2 1892 M oTICs IS He FEY GIVEN THAT RISHARD N COULTER, by James Rei ly aitOrn y in iact, Wh SC st office address is Tomb ton" Arizona, has made application for patent for goo linear feet on the Unknown mine, bearing copper and silver, s't- uate in Warren ming District, Cochise county, Arizona nd described in the official plat and heid notes on file in this office, as follows, viz:
 Beginning at the initil monument, post in the center of the north end line of this claim marked l. NJ Ukn A. No l, whence U- S. mineral monument No {, bears IS 2i' E 5+90 feet; thsne $ ss 52 E, 300 feet 10 NE corner, post marked Ukn. A- No ?. identical vi corner No. Granville NJ. c. lot No. g: thence, $ IS W 500 feet to SEE corner, a post mtrSed Ukn. M. No }, identical wth eorneI No. 5 Jessie GIencairn M. c. lot No i6; thence, 5s' sz W, 300 feet to a pose n arked Ukn NJ No coo feet to sw corn No 5, post marked Ukn M No 5; then e. MSS E, 800 feet to NV corner, q post marked Ukn. M No. 6; thence 7s 52 E, oo feet t. place of beginning. Variation IT ip ca [ containing 6.sS5 ac e..
 The location of is mine is recorded in the Rec orders office of Cochise county, pags soS, book re ord of mines Adjoining claimants are sam cairl mt Je sic Glencairn M c lot No. i5. on tn east, and Granville M. Lot s2 on the north. All p- r-ons hsIding adverse eI4ims thereto ar' required to pr, seut the same before ih g 'ih : wi,bin .ixt7 y.trom the first day of pnhi 'st'or he,eos or they " Il be blrred by tue ofthe DO | V .sions oi Ih, statute.
 HERBERT BROWN, Register J,xEs fEIlIY, Att rney for Claimant
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-19
MINING APPLlCATlON
 No, 569.

US Land Office, Tucson Ahz., May 27 1892. NyoriCF x HRREBr GIVEN THAT IN RICHARD Cos LITER, by James Reiily af- torney in fact, wh Posiofiiee address is Tombstone, Cochise Co, ri1ona. has male aP, plic.tion for patent for about CTS linear feet on the stIection mine bearing copper and silver, sit 1ats in Warren Mining District cochise county, n z,na. and described in the official plat and field notes ou file m thls off c. follows, VIZ: Survey No 1O23
 De ginning ct the initial monum mt 2 post in the nort |, riy end inc of this claim marked N E No l. whence U mineral monumest No bears s sl. E. as7s ieet; thence 7s' 52 " s5O ct to NV corner o.t marked E. M No. ?, identical with NE corner N. B. of Granville n. C.. lot No. s2; Thence, '. IS 50 w., eos, feet, to sW corner a post marked F. M. No. 2 identical with corner No G. Jessie Gleneairn mine, It No. 4j then c, 7s S2 F. lT0 feet to a post marke E. M No. {. 4S6, feet to SEE corner post marked r. N. No 5, identical with NV c rner Magnate NJ. C., lot No sl; thence, 26' 5f E. 5, O4 feet to NE corner, post marked E. NJ No 6, identical with SEE corner Disowned N C.; tn nee, 7s 52' W, 300 feet |, place of begin n ng vari ton II 70 F, containing 6.s7s acres.
 he loca ion of this mine i, recorded in the ReeoT' de 's office of Cochi.s eoun y on page T2s book G, record of mines. Adj .in'ns claim 'nt' ar, same claimant 10. No. Q els, lot No g On north, lo' No 45 on outh, and ti. N. c. lot s2 on west.
 All persons holding adver'e cla ms thereto arc re quired presen, the same before this Ofhoe within sixty days from the frs, day of publication here'f or they will be barrel by virtue of the provsi Of thS statute. HERBERT BROWN, Register
 JsxEs REILLY, A torney for Claimant.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-19
To Advertisers.

AGer Ian. rst. .SS2 the rates for advertising ,-gal no,iees in the PROTECTOR ~ill te the orice fixed by the I5:h Legislative Assembly sec s. Act s3 '. ads as follows:
 oAu sher;fTs notices. advertisements, sun ro,7s o.siers oi sale and other advertisements necessary 10 | e done by the sher fl or his cepa, i-s- all noticrs of he probate judge ana county school superintendrn'. adminisuatofs, e'S, suAII BE CHARGED FOR at the rate ti St'oo PeI nc1 f,r the fir insertioI and sev n'y 1Ve oenss aa- s.ch sabseoaent insertion. set single ieaoea , - s,a,,a,r;i led inc sheriff.. probite Judgfs aI,.,;ni'trat,rs re tereby required to e He a,l such cSarges from the parties from wson .1sr us~ ss.r,;r, ;S e1y.n and pay the same to the paper or papers performing such services
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-19
MINING APPLiCATION
 NO. 5s3.

u S. Land ofice, Tucson. Ari1, May 27, 1892 NroTIcE IS HEREBY LINEN THAT RIG HARD IN Co, LrER. by James Reilly, attorney | fact, whose post-ofce address Is Tombstone, Arizona, has made al pli, aton for patent for it96 linear feet on the Magnate mine bearing copper and si ver situate in Warren Mining District, Cochise county, Arizona and described in the official plat and fell notes fl in this office, as follows, viz: Survey No ioz1
 Beginning al the initial cnUnaent, post nthe center of the southerly end hBe this ' i'm marked l. M M NJ. No l. whence U. mineral monument No bears ' 9 E, 6570 feet; thence s 7s 52 F, 2sO feet to sE corne- post ma kcd N. M No. 2; th.nce, \ 8 4s E. lc95.62 feet to NE corner, st marked N. N. \ o. 8; tLenee, N 7s S2 W, 1i2 feet 70 a post ms rked M M. No. {; thence same course I;2 rect to NV corner a poet marked h. A. No. 5; thence, ,s' s W, llO0 feet to sw corner, post marked M M No. 6; thence, $ 7s' 5s E, sSo feet to place o beg inning Variation IF 70 cast, contain ins s572 acres.
 The location ci this mine is recorded in the Rec orders office of ''oese county, on page 522, book record of mi. J. Adjoining claimants are same claimant Tr.angle NJ. C., lot No. 70 on east, and Je isie G.enearn M C. lot No. 45 on west.
 Al persons LoldiUg tdve se claims thereto are reiuirei to present. the sami before this ofhce within sixry days from the h h-st publication here of or ih,y II he barred by virtue of the provis- ions of the rtatute.
 HERBERT B3owN, Register.
 JsxEs REILLY Attorney for Claimant
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-06-19
NOTICE

An o-der hlving been this day made ny the Probate Court of this )unty that he adnii is- ustcr sesl al prvaie sale (, ,ash CT upon ap- proved cIedI. all the property of the estate ei John r. aston decrased. consisting cf Pie- eupt on right and improvements ,ieren; 200 head O. cattle tmore or lessl together wEh b'and and {, head of nors-s colts. and ms,e-, i,n re or<rs chickens household goods. ranch tcols e,>t :, hedu whsch Is on exhibition al the osffice of the undersigned.
 Notice is h, reby gwen that bids will te re oeived | ' the un,le gaed for the purchase Of the above named p;opvry in separate psree $. or as whole up 10 June sth 1894 1 he privii- ese of rejet ting any or all bids rrse' ved and any safe sin be made on or after thai date as ap- pears advis able. CHAS. C. JOHNSTON, Adm s.raior with the " Il annexed of the cs-
 te of ohn |, Ralston. deceased. Office in
 Tomb tone AriE.
 Da'ed May 7th 1892,