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Resigns.
NOTES BY L. IASEER,


LAY The usual continuation is: 8 Kt < 2. 20 3;
T. XIX B3, kt =: 3. P-Q4. Pa; Q. Boa. L..
Gbest): l. Castles castles 4. R-k so, wit II good
game. The move above initiates more interesting.
though perhaps less safe. line OF play.
90 The Obi ect of this iEnct ton with the
previous development OF tho bishop. is 10 prevent
black from advancing his pawn to even At The cost
OF pawn.
(c) II instead KIT Kt; r. Px Kt would necessit ats
black TO proceed with PIX 3. whereupon white
would have tine attack But in declining t9e win Of
Perhaps best plan to retire the Kt to 8 in
order to continue with P--Q after & kt < p. The
move In the text IL very weak.
(d) After kt-Q 81 g. B-kt 3, castles: 7. P-Q Z. Kt-
X 81: 4 Obs. XIX BIB: =. PIX kt threatening
1t RIP. white has formidable attack.
(e) The winning move. as tie preceding moves since
the fourth move were forced it follows that tho open
ing ost for the loss OF pawn only be arerted
BY the loss OF position by P-kB3
20 Rest under circumstances.
~ With view OF esseninZ the force OF the threat.
ensd PKG If. instead Of tho move above. 90 8
then simply IA PIX kt3
ny stronger thsnBxB P. as after D. H. Q1 9
RxQ; ~ RI o. RI mot X kts on account %, q
R-K I. R-K 50 would lead to artolOuged end game
o. PR 8. his only alternative. would be met by
Q-B5.
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Phil deli HIA. Dec. 21.-The second game
between Lasker and Martinez was opened by
tho latter with Scotch Gnmbit Lasker on
the ninth move prematurely advanced tho
kings rocks pawn in preparation OF kings
side attack. but Martinez made diversion
with his knight. threatening TO win q clear
rock.
Two moves lator Lasker was Obliged to give
up the queen for rock and knight On tho
thirty sixth move Martinez brought an ing"n-
ious sacrifice Of his bishop Lasker. however.
escaped with his king. and by l:3J had win
ming chances
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Secret n Good Thing ut Gloucester.

GLOUCESTER. Dec. 2l.-Favorites and out
slders broke even to-day. The Woodbine peo-
pie who turned the Glee Boy trick so handy
OF Secret. which opened at 10 to and closed
at u to !. The mare was played extensively by
the stable people.
First Eace-seyen furlongs Rose Howard: TO
ses@nd: GcGresor 20 to lMcLaushinl third Tine.
134is
ssSy4 ss pn. so9F B. sTsi
Queen. 3 TO U'orbieyl third. Time, 1870.
to ting %. st wsn f Sy h. nt t Len brssp
uiaml. second; Lucre to (DUaLe) third. Time.
Fourth Race-Four and a half furongs. Secret. to
tEnnis,. won 10y length and half: Attermath to
5tMcCanlsy) second shamrock to Cwarren. third.
Firth Iiace-six and a half fnrongs Great Guns. ato
g Pfanknchen won BY two lengths: Bargain, o to
G g Riley second R'ehal II to tooane' third,
SIKH Race Five fur!ongs. Contest 9 to lDenman,.
l:O4ie.
The entries for tomorrow are:
First lace Selling four and half furlongs. CHAP.
a o Rnh io ios su. w S%
~: Gny uIsy ~; Nine Alone 9s Wnr Lass no; Co.
Hgn wv 60 a. on ~; Maid OF Richand 90; Lady
second Eacefor Two yeAr.olds: four and half fur.
Mexico 49, Barton. 90; ConlihtHce. 10; CaiantGa 10:
Third Eae.-ssliinE OH. nile Gi.nal 1os pounds:
fox G.nrs dm8; JugglSr na Gen Gordon. los; Birth
fcn III % "a" and pa hall farlons. ,.l,n, DOM
caster. los pounds Gee Boy 1906 Little silver I05;
FIN Race. Fivesighths Of mile; selling sapop,A
~ pounds; Censor lli st. Patrick, lo7; Forest io2
Sixth R.ceDievsn.sighths Of mile; selling. w.hoo
!oI pounds startIe iol: Charles Reed, lOl; BREWER
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Fedora 49,. ~ 10 2pl ssS 45o raj e,5 7ol 7s2 $40
Rosedale. ,GG l4l $50 $40 +I3 S"l 5Ib bbo 80 s38
umpre--J Leniy scorers-ii. witt and ". llincs
Average-Fedora, 1Uu 4.5. Rosciae. lti 10
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Produce Ex 80 l45 clS 29S 1901 439 6l3 so 6s2 7os
unior 81 ia 1873 252 342 3VS 4s7 507 $50 72l
Empires &C. II. Simonds and f. 4. Dessert Scorers
c. f. Tratton aud T AoScher.
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Y. N. 4. A. Athletes.

Toe second competition OF the championship series
OF tho Eastern District u. C. A. of Brooklyn was held
on Tuesday night. The results were;
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"
AHCDND CANE


Gotham. 81 1854 22S 81 ap% 40 550 ''33 To4 779
Jonah. 80 100 234 81 1856 400 GA b2b .o3 ISL
umpire-B. Altenau. Scorers-I. Schif and G. Setter.
Ayerage-Gotham, 1855 40: Jonah. 1855 10.
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yfs Ward At IA. 10, sss ss7 1s4 81, 500 o1s 1872
Fedora. ...b< 1876 I'll 2GD 1862 43l 6l0 boI o0s ~
umpire-J. Lenly. seorsrs-J. Il. schwncke and j. H.
Gloisten.
xvsraas-riftn Ward. $50 2.s: Fedora. 14e 2-5.
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IECOyD GANL

Produce Ex II 1873 235 3O4 1877 434 SIT 5a6 o57 1872
Xavier A. A. 6s l46 go 2g1 366 434 sos 595 $50 ITO
Umrirs-H c. Zaun. scorers-C. +. Trafton and J.
W. Ochtree.
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totals. 10 IL - 500 totals .....,s II rs

Jonah .....57 1870 1916 go $50 lo7 40 587 61s 900
Glendale. - l43 700 272 $40 43l +sS 55% $50 TO
While the SEQ made last night by the teams OF the
Produce Exchange, Xaver, and Union clubs. In Sec
ton A of the American Amateur Cnion on Reds
alleys 200 Church street. were not OF very order
yet they unusually close and interesting. 1hs
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At tho Hnndbull Courts.


Tho day after " club day" at the Brooklyn Handbau
Clubs court is not very auspicous period 10 witness
meeting between tho cracks, but last Monday was
exception Full Of enthusiasm over his defeat of
Thomas Bresn. who entered into match more for
the sport than for any consideration that might
suit. Thomas Holmes sent = pressing invitation TO
Robert Malcolm to play him match upon the la,ters
own terms To aksen observer of haudbail events it
would seem as il old boy Holmes was looking around
siisTsd within ,sn scs. good OImss The toT:
. oss afs to a to uas sss w VA: ads
on the result ,eimss was fuii Of c%nnd.ns. T.eom
tagts OF height reach ana weight. but Holmes had the
bis opponent and tic ss"rs al ono lime stood 70
Holiness and h's hitting much s,rongsr IL .so o.
IN Homes h.G III r.
and Malcolm had gained nothing From this time on
Ting together s:venteen aes while MALCOLM "a. MAX.
sssa \:
asar at hnaa; ooa fsFsd I. rEs: a
ens ss s.a Mnd AND hs m n" M.
s.a9. Ss' %nSs
ssi Ss s'sIy s ssa that tho
F ESS%s. Hiiini% fi a-ts
played aespsratsy in ,hs rubber Of three sane and
The Professor managed 10 win by Two In Ihe first
snd game MAS taken by the ettHsnied expert Gu, tno
ssss Sa Al % 4S Ss'S
games were:
5 jane. c ssIs \! ]! 2 7J-sS
e Of from n u ,h ns
and ss FL up.n Ms Of II, Esan
were;
n. Moran and T. Reilly q 2a-ss
MShs q. N.%.m ia
The scores of the games played yesterday were;
En5 .ieai.as fi- -ia
ssP' b MG.s and and 3 ats
Capt. Rose afterward beat Major Carrnody by II
Bowling Games Tonight
AMERICAN xAroSAL TOURNAMENT
Jolly VS.. Nonparei; Sonpareil W. Empire; Empire
VS.. Jolly.
AMERICAN ANArkvs BOWLING UNION.
Section d. subdivision 1-Bachslor w. Grip at Bachs
section D. subdivision Columbia vs. New jersey B.
c. At Columbia alleys: Arlington Vs. oriani r. O.. Al
,ssson .aSaiyision 2-Montsomsry IrOQuois. at
LRAoUk
Rossvilis A. A. Vs. New York A Q, At Rossvills A, L.
alleys
HoBoKES JouRSASrsL
Phoenix vs. Hoboken: Atlantic vs. Night owls
sIEE.CLus LEAGUE
Wildwood va Knicl srbocker at Wildwood alleys
Aurora Gra's " Lincoln at Aurora Grats alleys
oxford Va Carleton, at Oxford alleys
NORRIS AND EssEI LEAGUE
Monlclair A. Q. vs. West End A. c.. At Aontcstr A. c.
alleys
| Section h-Hsrem vs. Yorkyille, at IArlem alleys
Section BYork vile va Harlem. At Yorkvills alleys
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ROsEDALES LOSE AGAIN.
The Leaders in the Anerieaa National Tour
ney Defeated.


The Rosedais, Fedora, and Fifth Ward teams strug-
gied for honors In the American national tournament
atths Germania Asse mbly Alleys last night The
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The Skating Champions ship.

The Skating Championship.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Dec 2l-!laesn and Mrcorm',k.
the champion and exchamp,on * ,ter. Of TIE w" 4.
met mile contest for purss o. $1,000 ut 40
Normannic CAB Rink last night I'll" race was stared
at O'Clock before coo peope and tn" raul was TO-
and ha laps to the mite Hagen wpE ".s'i, hN for
feet, in !':4, The are mat'i,"d to skHiv u IA
race Dec. 20 under similar conditions
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Glendale al 1G3 e2s 2p5 S6l 4S2 $40 5o7 672 IA
Gotham ~ 100 2Oj 266 1928 40 ass $50 625 6s3
umpire-M. Roehm. scorers-C II. King and C.
Baker.
average Glendale. 14S A.5; Gotham-1a6 So.
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The South Paw Club lost two games In CarrutherSs
Brooklyn tournament last night. The scores:
M

TOtnls.......1U 70 70 IgsT TottIs....Iz 70 10 go
800
South Paw. 80 ia 22S 2s5 342 40 $40 5s5 65S 12a
columbus "a 1863 246 1873 4l9 GOO 5p3 Bsl 757 $50
Cmpirs-FJ J. Donaldson. scorers-F l. Barnard AMI
L UNna
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Total for the thirteen head consigned by Mr..
Hart BOs " ell. ........t19l1
Average per head 1913
Total for yesterdays entire salo uorty'fye
heau) ~
Average per head, 2.2.4
Mr.. Charles Robinson OF this city. who on
Tuesday bought Trink ct. 2:14. for 1900. sold
her yesterday to J. Malcolm Forbes OF Boston
Trinkst was owned by tho late J. W. Shaw OF
the Windsor Hotel, he sont her to he bred for
Bradford. son Of old Hamhle oman. and the
foai. now a five-year-old stallion Is still owned
at tho Robinson farm.
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Totals oil 1722 TGUT TotAIS ....1l 1S2I $50
soutb Paw 60 15o 21o $50 $40 asa cal 597 6s3 7So
A. d. C.....15 lat 23l $50 s3l %93 55b 623 6y7 $50
umpire-F. l.. Donaldson. scorers-E. ". David and
+. S Barnard.
The Gothams bowled in poor form In their game
against the Glendaes in the rst game In the Academy
tonrnR lament last night. Scores:
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Totals ....l7 20 10 Vlll Totals. rs 10 Is 9l8
FRAMES 49, -
Roseda,e .ps 1ss 27l S74 400 557 GAS 7s5 1927 oil
Filth ward SO 1lS 22l $50 AT b31 b29 71S s22 9lS
rmrre-H. vorrath Ecorers-H Hinck and J. H.
Gorsien.
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The rrnfe..or syasn.t |, Hrrn..

Prof. Truman Henry Stafford of Will Hams college is one of the most remark able lightning calculators now living A gentleman who had heard of his power and wished to test it said to him one day: 'I have little problem for you. Prof. Stafford. was born August 15, 1852, at 3 in tho afternoon. This i3 June 20, 1883, and it is just 9 o'clock. Now can you tell nc my age in sec onds? The great man drowned, bent his head and began to walk rapidly up and down, twisting his nustachc and clasping and unclasping his hands in his nervous way. After a moment or so he returned the answer, which was somewhere in the billions The gentle man produced paper containing the problem worked out, and said, with q superior smile: "Wcll, professor. I'll give you credit for great genius. but you're SC vcrai thousand out.- The pro- lessor stretched out his hand for the paper, and, running over the calcutta tion, said, contcmptuously: "Hunph. You've left out the leap Boston Traveller
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Bonds Sold.

Elmer E. Heg, of Portland, Oregon, yesterday closed the deal with the Arizona loan commission for territor- ial bonds to the amount of $l O00. GOO for the Equitable Mortgage company of 206 Broadway, New York. These bonds are for 50 years at } per cent and take up the county municipal and school district indebtedness. The bonds were sold at par, and the money will be paid at once.
 Gov. Murphy, Col. Chris,y and Mark Smith have taken great interes, in the matter, aud it is due princi ally to their energy that the matter has come to successful issue.-Gszette
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Superior su all Others.

ALycocK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs are the great external remedy of the day. The quickest. safest, best. Not only im- m asureably superior to All other plasters, but also to liniments, oint- ments, oils and similar unctuous compounds.
 Beware of limitations, and do not he deceived by misrepresentation. Ask for ALLcocE's and let DO solicitation or explanation induce you 10 accept q substitute.
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saved n " osrsa ms Life.

MT, J. E. Thoroughbred, writing from Georgetown, Deleware, says 1.-Two teaspoonfuls of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Disrrhea dy saved the life of Mrs. Jane Thomas, of this place" He also states that sev- eral other very bad cases of bowel complaint there have been cured by this remedy. For sale by H. J. PETo, Druggist. [
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COMMERCIAL FACTS.

RUSSIA exports every year more than a million pounds of caviar, which is pre- pared from the roc of the sturgeon. 1t is ''caviar" to the general
 FoETY-FouB million oysters were 'anded in England and Wales in 1891, against something under 35,o00 900 in issa.-Pittsburgh Dispatch
 LOUISVILLE, Ky, sold more tobacco last year than ever rbefore-I5s, ,9lS hogs heads. Cincinnati is the next largest market, wi''' '-- ~f r-g -"t hogsheads
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

An armed mob of 100 KoIb men a Rockford, the county seat of Coos. county, Alabama, yesterday tried l. sill the Probate Judge for, they gay tamrering with the ballot box. The, were not successful bet left town de claring their intention of returuio, and killing the Probate Judge, Sherii and Circuit Clerk, who constitute tn, canvassing board.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

In less than year the railroad connecting the two oceans across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec vii be com- pleted. This road belongs to the Mexican government. It will shorten the distance from San Francisco to New York by steamer ever 1000 miles. The distance is two hundred miles from ocean to ocean.
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4 good soaking rain amounting to over half an inch fell on Monday evening followed the next evening by another nearly as heavy. From indi- cations these rains did no, exteEd over the country generally, but did great amount of good in the valley. and ir, the foothills bordering on the vest Stockman,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

News of rich strike in a mine a short distance west o! Carlisle, New Mexico, comes from Duncan. The mine Is owned by Pete McDermond, and hs, been worked ny him and a Chinaman at intervals for years. The ore is said to run over $l ,OO0 10 the ton, and good body is in sight.
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A convention for the adjustment o: unadjusted claims of the United States sgaips; Cbili, will be held in Wash ingion. Claims dating as far back 8 the Chili@Peruyian war, twelve yearl ago will be adjusted.
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The young wild cat owned by Tom Monier is one of the best ra:ters that ever grew It has been tried with a number that have been caught in traps, and never missed getting his prey at the first jump.
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False Econorny.

Is practiced by many people who buy inferior articles of food because cheaTer than standard goods. Surely infants are entitled to the best food obtainable, Itis fact that the Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk is the best infant food. Your rocer and druggist keepit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

The EPITA' H that will be issued to- night will contain all the news of the week. including the report of the superintendent O; the T. NJ. & NJ. Co. complete. Ten cents per copy, al Naples.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

The troops that have been relieved at San Bernardino ranch from furthe, attendance.upon the boundary sur vey party, went through to Bowie yesterday. They are reported to have been as pleased lot of men as ever wore uniforms.
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Word comes from Hsrshaw and Washington camps that all mining is paralyzed in those camps owing to the recent suits instituted by the land grants to quiet title.-Star.
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The Star gays tLere is good reason to believe that the coal fields on the San Carlos Indian reservation will be cut off by the bill now pending in congress becoming law, which will occur early in the next session Of con- sress.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

General Vim. O'Neill, President 0 he Board of Worlds Fair managers writes Secretary Hughes, of the Board hat there is good prospect for Arizon receiving $7 900 from the Fair Com mission for display of the prehistori md presen, system of irrigation il ArIzcna.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Reports come from Duncan that the Carlisle and Jim Crow mining proper ties have been sold to Colorado parties The price Is said to have been $G0, 900, twothirds of wnivi. 1cing for the Jim Crow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

The Tombstone contingent 10 the Bisbee picnic returned home las, night, filled with lemonade and praise uf the Bisbee people. Tine drug stores have been doing a rushing business since in vaseline and other skin sootb- ing applications.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

The PRosPEcroR office is in possess ion of the first newspaper press ever brought to tine terrltory. It Is g Washington hand press of tine Iarges size and Is in as good condition a when it was brought from San Fran cisco by wagon years ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

A Chinaman killed white man al Globe day before yesterday. Tn. Chinaman was paying his attention, to A Mexican girl and the American, was doing the same act, SO the China man go. rid Of his rival and skipped the country.
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Improvements on the Gulf Coast.

The government has concluded a contract with the Boleo Copper Min ing Company of Lower California Tor the improvement of the harbor of Santa Rosalia on the Gulf of California. The plans of the work have to be presented to the Department ot Public Works within six months, and within six months after their acceptance the company is bound to begin carrying them out. The entire work must be completed within six years of its in ception. In compensation for the execution of this improvement the Boleo Company is to enjoy for fifty years exemption from the special har- bor improvement dues with respect to it's own vessels or to vessels carrying cargoes consigned to it. and from ton mage due on said cargo, and is to re- ceive for the same period fifty per cent of the harbor improvement dues collected by the Santa Rosalis custom house from other vessels entering the port.-Lower Californian.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

The following mineral patents have been received at U. $. land office at Tucson: The Good Samaritan Lode, Bunker Hill Mining Co; the Omega Lode, Matamora Mining Co, the Last Chance No. 3, Grand Central Mining Cn
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Word comes from Florence that the preliminary hearing of Frank Kibbey for the murder Cf Wood Porter has been indefinitely postponed.
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A Tucson drug clerk named Le Blanc, who had been working for Dr. Martin was apprehended in Fl Paso on Thursday with several hundred dollars worth of his employers iewelry He gave the property up and was not prosecuted.
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The city council has appealed the case from the district court in whicl James Reilly secured q judgment .oI $500 against the city.
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Lost.

A gray pony branded J. M. connect ed, Mexican brand, and O, all three brands on left hip Please return to this office or leave word where the animal can be found.
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Mrs. Wm. Kieke and daughter will leave in few days for Albuquerque to join NIT. Kieke, who has secured a location and will settle there.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Il you want healthful sparkling ice cold drink Of that which cheer. but does not inebriate, call for Roo Beer at Miller's Drug Store. tI
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

S21-The Tyler Desk Co, of St. Louis, Mo, have just thrown on the market an elegant Standard Antique Oak, f 1t. 6 inch Roll Curtain Desk complete in every detail. F. o. B. St Louis, for S2l. and it., same style and finish, for s23 net, spot cash. See their card in this issue. Send your order direct or send for special circu- lar. Bank counters and government work speciality. Send in your floor plans for designs and prices.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

P. B. Warnekros has on sale full line of ladies, misses and children's shoes in addition to his complete line of met s footwear. Don't fail to in- spect his stock when you want any thing in that line. .
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NOTICE
To holders of Contingent Fund
 Warrants, City of Tomb
 stOne:

Notice is hereby given that all outstanding contingent fund warrants issuod by the City of Tombstone, will be paid upon presentation at my office with J. P. McAllister at the county court house, within ten days from date. Interest ceases from this date.
 FRED FUSS,
 City Treasurer. Tombstone, August 9th 1892.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

The Palace hotel at Tucson has changed hands. Col. George Rayfield has turned over the business to his landlord. his honor, Mayor Maish.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

The Topolobampo colony is said 10 in thriving condition this year, and all colonisis seem satisfied.
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The International Hotel at Nogales will be rebuilt. It wiH be of stone and brick.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

II you have anything to sell adver- tise it in the PRosPEcroR. It will find you customer or will not cost you anything.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Primaries in Yavapai county will be held by the Democrats on the 22nd oi this month.
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice of Sale of Real
 Estate.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the protaie court Of the County oi Cochiss criitoTy Of AriLon, made on the 5th day oi Aug. Iso2. in the matter Of he eaaie of Joseph l. Weber dec, assd. the undersigned. the admIni,r a'or of said estate, will sell prIva,e sale. to the highest bidder, for oa-h, and sub- ct 70 confirmation hy said Proua,e court on UT after Monday, the 7s day of Aug. r3o2 al 2 o'clock m. at the office of G W. Baker. Vii COX. the said county oi Cochise. all the right, tule interest ard estate Of the said IoseIh [. Weber. si the time of his death, and al ih- right title and interest that the said estate has by operation Of Lzw CT otheTwi-e. acquired other than or in addition 10 that Of the said Joseph L. Weber at the time of his death. in and all those certain lots, pisces or parcels of land. situate. lying and being in the said County of Cochise Territory of Arizona and bounded snd described as fellows to-wit:
 Ia the town of Wi'cox
 One undivided < interes, in lot NoII block 3I lot No 10 block 3. '' d .' C lot No IT block 3z Together with sundry household effects.
 ROBERT WEBER, Dated Aug 9th 1899. Admihislrater.
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McNulty, the San Francisco mur- derer has been reprieved fifteen days. He was to have been hung yesterday.
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Church Notices.
M E, Church.

Rev. F. W. Downs, pastor. Sunday school at 6 80 P. m. Services ats p. m. No morning Service. Evcning Subject :-"How to Fight the Devil"
 All are invited to attend.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

If you have anything 10 sell from hand organ to a hotel advertise in the PkosPEcToR. It is a sure winner
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Rev. J. F. Ames, who was injured at Phenix by being thrown from his buggy, died yesterday in that city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Judge Schaefer, who was reported missing, has turned up in Salt Lake city.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Take your Sunday dinner at the Can Can and you will observe the sab bah properly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Miss Minnie Hart is imT-oving iE health nnder Dr. Goodfellow's care at Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Tewkesbury, who is in lail at Tue sor. has made a statement in which he says that both he and Rhodes will prove an alibi,
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-08-14

Grass Tn the Lower Sulphur Spring valley is ten inches high, and cattle are looking sleek.