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WEEKLY EPITAPH.
TOMBSTONE, A. T., SEI'TEMIiEIt SO, 1S8J
Uronbcatinsr "Witnesses.
Tlio law ih chnritnMc. It picsumos
Hint nil men will do their duty, and it
holds every niau innocent of nn nllegod
erimo until ho has boon proved guilty.
Lawyers, on tho contrary, aio inclined
to bo uucharitablo, especially toward
witnesses who testify against their cli
ents. Though thoy linvo sworn " to tell tho
truth, tho nholo truth, nnd nothing but
tho truth," tho opposing counsel usually
takes it for granted that they will go as
near committing porjury as their tears
will permit.
Doubtless, theio is much' tobs caid in
justification of tho Ian j era' couibc.
Thoy seo much of tho prearieatiou of
witnesses, and many attempts to con
ceal ono f.ict, or to exaggerate another.
It is not strange, theiefore, that they
should doubt tho truthfulness of any
witness, when interested iu a causo
and aniajontyof witnesses are partisans.
Their skepticism is often mado ollou
sively vuouiiuont in a cro33-mamiiiiitioii.
Tho lawyer's miuner sajs, "You luiio
sworn to a lio mid I Know it, and tho
jury shall know it, too, beJoio I'm dono
with j ou."
Thou ho puts n htiies of questions for
tho purposo of disconcciting tho wit
ness, so that hi- may cont indict himself
mid thus spoil his oidenu Tf tho
miestions fail to effect tho puiposo, then
they aro reinforced by blow beating.
Daniel Webster oneoti itd this method
upon n clergyman's wife. Mis. Giccm
ough, o! Noutoii, Mots., self-possessed
nnd inajo3tio-loolsiug woman.
Tho question before tht court was that
of n Mrs. 13nelgci'a roiuidi.ei of mind,
she having mado a will dining her last
sickness. Mr. Web-tor, who liad been
lotnined by thos3 who ura tijing to
break tho will, f-rov that the testimony
of Mrs. Grcenongh, she being n witneis
for tho opposite sido, would lmo giiMt
weight -with tho jury. Ho loasoued,
therefore, to soil her oiidonco if he
could.
Ho began his cro3s-examination by
putting n certain question, which Mrs.
Greenough commenced to answer by
Laying, "Iboliove"
"Wo don't want to knowwhntyou bo
lieve, madam," roared Wobstci ; "we
want to hear ,liat you know."
"That was what I wna nbout to .ay,"
replied Mrs. Greenough, going light on
with n clear nnswor to tho qumtion.
Ajiiuand ftfjiiu, Mr. "Webster, seeiug
tho effect ot her e-utlenco upon court
and juiy, hi d to embanass her.
At length, irritated by his failuro to
mfllo the snlf-possessed witness, ho
sprang to his fiet, threw out his snuff-bo,
took n pinch, and, holding n largo bin
dnua hnndkeichief to his nose, blow n
sonuous blast.
"Mrs. Gii'cnongh," ho asked, while
tho report was i ibrating, looking sharply
at her, "was Mis. J3adger n ne.i't
woman?"
"I cnu't hay pa to that, sir ; sho had
ono very dirty trick."
"What was that?"
"Sho tool: Fiinff."
Tho Court IIoubo shook with penis of
laughter irom .Tudgo, jury, bar and spec,
tators.
When They Died.
A fraction raoro than ono-third of nil
. tho Presidents of the United Statos (not
counting tho two ox-Presidonts now liv
ing nor President Garfield) havo died in
Urn month of July. Thoie who met
their fato in this month wero Joflorson
and Adam-j (July 1, 1826), MouroofJuly
f, 1831), Van lluron (July 21, 18C2),
Taj lor (July 9, lboO), Johnson (July 31,
1875). Four others Madison, Jackson,
Polk and Cuchaoau died in Juue. Iu
tho30 two months, therefore, oxaetly
half of nil the- Presidents tho republics
has had departed this life. The follow -iag
list may bo of interest iu this con
reotion :
VretidcnU i)f7. Age,
1. Washington Dec. H, 1797 07
-. Adam Julvt, 182G ill
3. Jefferson Julj 1, lK(i b3
4. Madison JuueM,ls.)3 M
B. Mourco July 4, 18J1 li
It. Adams Feb. .), lbt8 81
7. JaciBOn Jnnof, 1HI" '.X
5. Vaulhiren July 21, 18fJ HO
0. Harrison April 4, lbll M
II'. lyler Jan. 17, lf.01 7J
11. I'olk JnnolS.lMI SI
li. Taylor J11 y t, 1k.i) US
II. UJniore March 8,l(.f4 71
U. l'crto Oct. t, 1SW M
I, lluchanan Juno 1,1803 77
Ifi. Lincoln AprllU.lKU fid
IT. Johnson July 31, 1875 C7
Tho oldest Piesident nt tho time of
his death was John Adams, nnd tlio
)oungest James K. Polk. Next to him
was Abraham Lincoln, who was assassi
nated. The tnerago ngo of the seven
teen Presidents on their death was 72
j enrs, and of tho sixteen who died from
nntural causes 7d jears.
Hint Pie.
"I will thank you for that pie," taid
ufollow boarder. "I was thinking who
was King of Dugland when this old pie
was baked, and it made mo feol bad to
know how long ho has been dead."
Our landlady is a decent body, poor,
and a widow, of courso; cclaxasans
dire. Sho told mo her story ouco ; there
was tho wooing nnd tho wedding, the
stait in life, tlio disappointment, tho
children sho had b'iried, tho dismantling
of hfo ; first of its luxuries, then of its
comforts, tho nltercd character of ono
on whom sho had leaned, and at last tho
death that draw tho black curtain bo
twicn her and all earthly hopes.
I no er laughed nt my landlady, but I
often cried, not thoso pitteriu'g tcais
that run oil tho leaves, but thoso which
steal noiselessly through their conduits
until they reach tho cisterns ljing round
tho hcait, biich I shed for her when tho
imps of tho bonrding-houso iufeiuo
tugged at her soul with their ltd-hot
piucors.
"Young man," I said, "tho pastry
j on sptak lightly of is not old, but
touitesy to thoso who labor to scno iu,
especially if they aio of tho weaker sex,
is very old, yet woith retaining."
A Snmplo of MilUnrj Instructions in
177(5.
An interesting roho of tho lluvolu
ttonary war was lcccutly found among
sumo ellects iu tho old l'clletreau homo
Wn at South unptoii, Suliblk county,
IS. 1. It v.ns n Lt tier by Gen. Nathaniel
Wrte'iei to Col. Joaiali Smith, which
it ads as follows :
Own- at llttoi 1 1 ami, Aug. !), 177C,
Mit Inclined is r. ru olm.ou of tlio l'iom-
I nil U ures ei.aeiniifjoU to Join my Inieritie.
Itmm-il tlllv on tho locelpfof lUib juu'lluiaicu
11.(1 it jofn utwir j mi r command immediately
n Hi s tump. V'uii will miil.n all poanlilo cxiio
il.t .), as tliu i.'iuinv iiavt tiuimk.il p.irt, if
II i i , of ll.o ttoipii o 1 f'n' a inland, uml aro
11 siting tli 1 ti 1 tin as if they mtondid to laml
licit, louu aiuaciitscouisana Laitici toct
i tt ilituco. If tliu ciioui (.limit 1 in iko tlit 11
inriUiiirf fcooj D.i anv pat 01 tho itlml ami
1. r or jour corulnj ih'Y 111 y nnd ont n
I r to iiilenopt jour imiitli'. K ti (,0ol
ii 11 il itk anil luiii ciiauU to prt nt I tin,;
rii-thi. !r:iin, iim km,
lu col. Jos'-pli Rinltli, Iaii, ixUii 1
licoctiTlov supplies tho
liaked meats " of oratory.
"funeral
Lrcv r. wnu ii-.il ioi compliments do
i f ' 1 long hues. Thoy will got their
1 t ' iU s in shallow water.
A Sad Story of a Wrecked lire.
Tho most thrilling and sadly sugges
tive tomperanco lecture is tho sight of a
onco noble, talented man, left in ruins
by intoxicating drink. A Washington
paper tulls of n lagged beggar, well
known in tlio streots ol that city, who
onco hold an important commaiul in the
army, haing been promotod forpcroonal
bravery, from a caalry Lieutenant to
nearly tlio highest rank in military scr
ieo. Ono nurht. not lone aero, when In-
1 lied been too successful iu begging
utjitui in Biuo jus craving, anil wnui
lyinc; holpl S3ly drunk in tho lear part
of n Third street saloon, homo men
thought to play a joko on him by stenl
mg his shut, nnd pioceeded to strip
lain.
Untlornenth his shirt, and biispendod
by n string fiom his neck, was n small
earn as bag, which tho men opened and
found it contained his commission a-.
Kiovet Major Gcnnral, tvo congratu
latory letters ono fiom Geu. Grant nnd
ono Irom President Lincoln a photo-gi.-ph
of a little girl, and n curl of hair
a "chestnut shadow" that doubtless
011a day ciepl over tho brow of some
loed ono.
When theso things weio disco-vcied,
even tho half-drunken men who founu
tlium felt n respect for tho man's for
uer greatness, and pity for his fallen
condition, and quietly returned tho buj.
and its contents to whero thoy founu
tneni, and replaced tho sleeper's clothes
upon him.
When n leporler tried to interview the
man, and enttonoicdtoleain something
ot his lifoiu thopast few jeniB, ha de
clined to eommuuicato anj t'-.ing.
Ho cried like n child when told how
his right name and former position were
nsceitaiacd, nnd, with tears trickling
doaii his chucks, said :
"Tor God's sake, sir, don't publish
my degradation, or my name, at least, if
jou aro determined to say bomethiug
about it. It is enough that I know nij -!-
If how low I havo beeomo. "Will jou
piomiso that much? It will do no good,
mil will no my friends n gieat deul ot
harm, as, unlortunntcly, tUoy think 1
ihed iu South America, where I went at
theoloso of the war."
Jntcmperanco ami the gaming-table,
lin said, had wrought his rum.
Progress of Christianity.
Tlio Eov. Dr. Dorchester delivered an
address inWesloyan Hall, Boston, on
tho progress of Christianity in tho wholo
world, since 1500. UntU tho present
century, say3 tho lecturer, thero was no
trustworthy data of tho world's popula
tion. Prior to 1830, it was variously
estimated from C12,COO,000 to 737,000,
000. In 1850 it was reckoned at
1,000,000,000. Prof. Schem's cstimato
makes the present population 1,137,
000,000. Tho progress of Christianity
fiom the fourth or fifth century up to
IfiOO was confined almost entirely to
Europe. Tho nominal Christians in tho
woild in tho third century numbered
r,000,000 ; up to tho eighth century thoy
had inei cased 30,000,000; in tho tentu
century, fiO.OOO.OOO ; in tho fifteenth
.' ntuiy, 100,000,000 ; in tho last 300
jenr the increaso has been 200,000,000,
orns much as in tho prouous fifteen
centuries. In 1880, thero wero 110,
900,000 nominal Christians. In 1500
'htir wcru SO.000,000 Catholics, 20,000,
i00 Gioek Cnristians nnd no Proteit
mil. ; in 1830, HG.000,000 Eomin Cath
hY., 70,000.000 Greek Christians and
42,000,000 Piotestants; in 1880, tho
rospeetno numbers wero 209,000,000,
13,000,000 and 113,000,000, showing
mi inwtau) of 80 per cent, umong tho
I'.ipists, 2G per cent, in tho Gieok
climcli mid 170 among tho Piote&tants.
'I'lie pi obablo number of nominal Christ
iniisiii tho woild in tho j car 2000 was
"limited by Dr. Dorchester nt from
1.200,000,000 to 1,950,000,000. Tho pop
uliitions liiing under Ciuisthn Govern
ments in ICOOnumbeied 100,000,000 ; in
1700, 155,000.000; 1830, 388,000,000;
1870, 085,000,000, diudod as follows:
Pnpal, 80,000,000 in 1500, 90,000,000 in
1700, 131,000,000 in 1830, 181,000,000 iu
1870; Greek, 20,000,OCOm 1500, 3:1,000,
000 in 1700, 00 000,000 in 1830, 90,000,
000 in 1870; Protestant, nono in 150J,
32,000,000 in 1700, 191,000,000 in 1830,
403,000,000 in 1870. Of tho 52,000,000
squaro miles of tho caith's surfaco, 32,
000,000 aro under tho contiol of Christ
inn goornmeuts and 20,000,000 under
Pagan nnd Mohnrnmed an. Of tho area
under Christian dominntion 15,500,000
squaro miles aio l tiled by Piotestant
governments, 9,500,000 bv iloman Cntli
oho nnd 8,500,000 by tho Greek church.
In 1800 tho Liblo wns printed in one
fifth of tho languages of tlio world; it is
now printed in uino-tenths. Three mill
ion Bibles had been punted in 1800;
100,000,000 in from 200 to 250 languages
and dialects luuo since been eh ciliated.
In tho Sunday-schools in 1830 thero wero
2,000.000 officers, teachers nnd scholars;
thero aro now oicr 11,000,000. In tho
Protestant foreign missions in 1830 thero
wero 70,289 communicants; in 1850,
210,957; m 1880, 857,332. Adding thoo
at missions not loporting the aggregate
would piobnbly bo 1,030,000 communi
cants and 2,500,000 hearers or ndherents.
Of tho 837,332 communiennts fG3,813
w eio formeily Pagan, and 193,419 Papal,
Jowish or ltatiotinlistic.
Cotton Maniifnctiiriii? in the South.
Probably tho ono great iudustiy in
which tho Southern man takes most in
toiest, how on or, is tho raising and manu
factuio of cotton. This is tho rojal
plant that was tho glory and wealth of
tlio South iu tho past, nnd that is, no
doubt, destined to woik out its financial
fctihntion in tho futuic. By all tho sigii3
of tho times, King Cotton has como to
his own again. Sopiolitablois the cotton
manufacturing business that in certain
bections Northern capital goes begging,
tho homo corporations linking become
wealthy enough to carry on tho busi
nchs. Tho culture of cotton is lesiimol,
but with n difference. Instcnd of ineit ly
raising nnd selling tho inw mnttri il
Southern men seo tho poltey of manu
lacturing, both for homeuo nudexpoit.
Thoy nro filling their mills with tho lu t
Lowcll-miulo machinery, and aionlrenh
pioducing goods of excellent qualify,
rhoy peiccno the bid. lntinagcmciil t
tending tho law fiber to Now Lngli.i C
to bo maniirnctnied and thenbuin; it
back. Tlio day is not far distant w Vn
the fine-t febnes will bo mnnuf.ict.i td
in tho South, and, in tho meantime, t'u
demand for what they aluady produo.
is so great that tho millo have o'tleis loi
all thoy can fiuiu.h for months to enau,
Wushlnybm Pott.
'nn .fuse.
A minister had r. ncgio in his family,
Ouo Sundav, when ho was preaching,
ho happened to look in tho pow wheio
tho negro was, and could hnufly contniii
liimself n ho saw tho ncgio, who could
not read or writo aword, biuibbhngnwcy
most industriously. After mooting, hi
srid to tho ncgio, " Tom, what 3
j on doing in chuich ?" " Taking note
mnssa; all do gemmen liko notes."
"Itiing journotif, hcio and let motto
IliPin." Tom bio iht his notes, w I if 'i
looked moio liko Chinese than Englu i.
" Why, Tom, thisl, nil nonsense." " I
thought (.o, massn, all tho time you was
preaching it."
Notice to Creditors.
INSTATE OF PATRICK MacMENEMUIi,
J dtcea ctl No'IcuIb htrthy glvin b thttun
lorKlpiuu, Adalulstrutortif tho il tnlsoll'itritk
Mdcimitintr. dectagtd, to tlm crediting of, and
ill pirnons liming claims a'alnltLo fr.lil He
incd to ethlbltttieni with iho uecepsurj vouch
uri, w ithln ten months afar tlio llrft ptib.'c ilion ot
bin nollce. lo tliu raid udmli If Irntcr at Ills plncc
rbnslnej.natTasl.cr.t Prbllinm'sit re on comb
o it corner of A lit n and Fifth street", In'lotib
u no In tho said County of rociiUe, Torrltoiyof
Irlzonn.
Da'edJulyl3,18Si.
OEOKOEI'KIDIIAM.
Admlulstrator of tl.o 11 ito oi 1'ntrltl. rac
Mcnemei, demised. J.'J w lmo
CLAY&CO
SAN FKANCISCO.
The Largest Music liousc in
America.
MANUiTACTVUKU'i or TULIUOW H I'l iXOS
Agents for tho Celebrated
ESTEY ORGAN, HAINjGS
DROS., PIANOS, WEBER
PIANOS.
ItistruinciitsSoliloiiIiistnlliiieiit't
For Prlca Litis, Shet Jtiieic, etc. Addren
SHERIBAN, CLAY&CO
San Francisco, Cal.
-roK-
Galena-Silver and Copper Ores
mnn tacific water jacket smelt-
JL ira cmbiacc many features that areinlliely
new and of g-eat practical uillltj, wlilcn aieco
ered by letlne pattut
No other furnacs can compnro with the for
durability and iu capacity for un'nlcrruntcd
work.
MORE THAN SIXTY
Of them aro now ruunlni; on the I'aclflc Coast,
Uiln results utner before obtained an regard
lonllnuous runnluc, tciiu ni or luel, prado and
quality of uiillinu produced. e art- prepared to
Ucinontttate by f'Cts the claims ltre mnde
'lbifo IMnilterB i re. thlpptd in a complete date,
rt qnlrlri! no brick or tone orl, except ill i ft r
the crucible, thin eauuj great expene a d lo?
of Hint' in con-ltut'tlu ..
Complete e mclili g plantB made to order of unj
capneiiy, and with ail the ImproM mtnle that ex
perience has pn.'ffitd as Milunble in Ibis clai-s f
nachincry. bUlletl and ixperleuc d smelters
furni'tied wln-n desired to eiamluo mines and to
siipt rtmend construct!, n and runulrij ol furnaces.
Emlmates (,ieu ou applicalioj.
KT" Hcpttl for Circular S2
RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO.,
I'atlflc Iron XV rlts. lnii I'iniie-iiieo.
Jy -wljeow
HEAD
THOMPSON
f& & SttEi m
ffl && BM 3
nro tho licsl and rhcipeit Orpins over offered
In thu Mtst. t.erj Inslrniiient winanted for
fK jeni?, nnd t ilhfactloii guuriutccd. lllua
tmtod Citalocuofiec.
READ & TH03ITS0N,
015 Olivo Street, SjC. LOUIS.
HEAD & THOMPSON
arc notcel for their remark -ib!y sneet tone,
rt, mi'Ciioi noil mmi'lup,
S?S.-??3? and lieantlful II11W1.
,,dSffviS'i!w-i "y (jcnuinc l!o-cood
ii3s-in;'E3'ir',yw"'!Jr cases. nrraiitcd for
V?Y VTx Eix.jcir5. TbfLe-tlov
v. -" tnietii I'tAAit in iuq
muket. btndforOaU
logtics nnd Tneta.
READ & THOMPSON,
915 Olivo Stroot, ST. LOOTS,
PYTI
;a b n
Tho most wonderful of nil Music il Insfntncnts
I'lijsany time) perfectly. No instiuction, oi
iiioulcilfro ol miiic, is nerernry to lltj the
Urfrulncitc. Anieio child tan piodiuc tlio mot
dl mtlful nnel dllllcult mu-ij, witli flvo mlLute-.'
ptaitltc. An immenso fctoit. of .ill slylei cop
Hantly on h ind. ANo n full stock of music ftn
IhoCiiguincue. Cat iloejuesfice1. Agents wanted
READ & THOMPSON,
General Agents,
1)15 Olivo Strcot. SX, LOUIS
Ws0
U?
lmvinir at dca
arb'pi.
VU. .1
. ..nn . .i. r.rt clc fo. '. milv or rtei-
v!ucK, nanyijfari'ityrtWhol'-ta'J
rice Vli.nc-vcr ; ou w.-.nt, tend lor
tctsi ' s free and von viU linJ
v t ' . e,.. ly i.' stock tl c ir r-.-1
p. . i :1c United Sir. -.
Celebrated
AFBIOAN
STOIAGOITTERS
Th Greatest Blood Purilier
Kac rt.othe CIlU'cd Woild, andthe
HIOST AGREEABLE TONIC
Evcrpiepared A pnsltle iiintdr fora torpid
litr. chill' and fevf ., Jtid all Kiduiy t oubles It
eli.stinoto thu stomuch. freeb tho blond Irom
bl h' jr. lull lmpuritiex, stlmulales th appetite,
aiidil.t Rotates tliu eiurtl fystcm o I null)
Miotild bo wllhout it. A ttlntflattftll three times
u tiny before meals.
SPRUANCE STANLEY & Co.
Sole Agents.
MO rUONTSTKEET, f ANl'Ii NCISCO CAI.
ni9ijinos.
Olli JILliIilW j
&
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jwv ,&.f
COAL OIL STOVJES
An. Si7iL3 ort Cookio,
reiul for Cliculnr ami
Il'l'lPI-H.
WEISTER & CO.'
17Xow3IoiitconieryHt.,
JJ i ll'raucl'co, Cal.
rirst Pnbllcatlon, June 10, 1882
Application no. SOU, for n l'atont lo
the linxtrr .lIluli'C Cliilni.
"TTKITKD STATUS LAND OITICE, TUC
J son, Arizona, JIa) 3, 18. Notice is herebv
cuen th it 1'hillp Corbiu, hy hio agent, bamuel A
.Mooic, whose postotllco aildtcss is 'Inmbslone,
Uechlso county, Arizona, has this dij tiled his
application lor a pale lit lor tleMU hutittredaud
i went) iHollueartett of the Ifaxtcr mine or vein,
tuiriiu filter, gold aodothtr mlueiali, t ith sur
face ground about fjnr hundred fttt aitnto
width, slttmttd In tho Warren Mining District,
Couuty of cochlfo autl Tenltory of An?ona, and
deslgialed by the field notes ami olllclal plat iv
fllo in this oliico as lot No 5.', tald lot No 6i be
inr' as follows to wit:
ileKluulnjntup. stBlci"t long, 4 indue square
iu n monument of stones, maiketl (J. M llmter,
il C! Nn. 1, fiom which United ttatts mineral
inoiumentlvo 1 bears north Z!' i.1 east (ill Unci
dlstint; thenco. tun ii irth WK'J, easi pirullel
with Iho south end ol claim, 4)ltot, intersect thu
t ad end lino of the Atlauia lnlulng claim, lot No
4'J, ut a point uonhH'35 ; west.' i leetliomu li
inch postmarked A.M. U. No i, at lfelectin
terrect nottheast side lino of clulm at a point
south 1! 0 ,tast3J5tect fiom Iho north eon ir of
claim, to a post 4 incuts square.Bleel lon',in a
monumentor stone, m irked lisxtei Jf. C. No 2,
iheiicerun souih jJ'U,e,ast along Iho noril eatt
sldo llnool claim cleten hundred and seenl)-four
feet to scuthtast corner, to u44 Inch post, I Ret
long, in a mouument of stones, lnaiKcdliiMcr 11.
C No J, mu thenco south t0"as, west along
fcoutb lino of claim -!M) ftet, lo b mtli end ct nit r ol
thu Hatter claim anil norm end center of ila)cs
claim, tu a post 4x1 inches, 4 fttt long, In
monument of stones, imrked 11 ixter M. U. No 4,
fiom which a shift 4iG fill, 10 lett ueep btars
no th.5Sr wist 210 felt distant, n shaft Kbfect
11) feet deep, i the simo Hue II) feet distant, at
MJleetto tho southwest coiuei, aiio-t 4 inches
square. 4 fttt long, in mouument of stones,
markeil Uaxter JI. O. No. D: thet ce north 14" 11.
est11l0114 southwest nido lluioi sain claim Ts'i
ftet, Internet south side line nt Atlanta mining
claim, lot No 4 Vila point south 81 M , uiMuiul
'i It it distant Irom a po 1 marked A. .M. C No 5,
ut T8S Icet toa post 1 Inches square, 1 feet long,
In a mo'iuinmi of stone 1 iect hii,h, markid liux
ter M. C. No. b; thencu run nortn 4' Oi . w est 300
lilt lo place ol beginning, pobt S JI. Daxler .M.
O No. 1. Containing t) to acres, less tho conflict
with the Atlanta il. C. of .10 acies, nmouut
elalmid'JSOacies
Magnetic! irlation 11' 21 eat.
'J ho loCUion or This mino U recorded In the Ro
cortler a office ol CocMc County, A. T., in b ok
0, pajoGVTol mines, Transcribed ifeeoidiof Co
chisoCoiut). An) and ull perrons tl liming ad
ttisel) any portion of said Ikixttr mining ilalm or
urfict giound, arc n quired to file thrli adeerse
cltini with tho iteistei ofiho United btites Land
O llco at l'ucon, A. T , during Iho sity djys pe
riod of pub lea Ion beriof, or ihiywill be Dined
I) irlitiof the prolslous of the statute in such
case made and proidtd.
HKNItV COUblNb, Uigisltr.
J. II. Lucas, 'lnuibstont, A. T , attorney for
api lien u t.
It is hiieln ordcrid that the foregoing notice of
application for patent be published' for the p ilod
offty da) (ten tonsecittiio weiks),in the Epi
taph, 11 weekl) newspaper printed in tombstone,
A.T , which paper is benb) I'tslcutted by me as
published nearest sin h claim.
1IE.NKV COUSINS, Itegilcr
An extr.iiilln.iiy onvi.
Iheroaro a number nf persons out ol employ
ment In eier) eouni),)it energetic men willing
to work do not ui ed to bo lhoo willing t
work ami make from $IiO to 001) a month en ir,
working for us in a plusuui and utruianent
bli'itiiss. Thcaniotuloar agents mKklarils
so u making a high as tu a month vrhi e o'h
irsns lo v as S100, all deptuiliuj on tbeenirgy nl
the n,rent. We have an anil eolgi eat merit II
ihouldbe sold to cMry h use otvur, and pas
oeei 100 per ctnt profit, fcrch sale is IromglSU
to $10. One agent in IVniie)lr.iiln sold J.' tu
two t!c), and eleared U. An ascni In New
Vork initio J4 j in 0116 day Any in u with emr
g) enou h to -soik u lull da), and will do till
duriug ho ) ear, can make fiom 32,000 to $u,0J0 a
)ear. Me only want 0111 mm in each count),
and tol lm wi w.ll Llicttic ecusliosaleas long
as bu continues to Murk I ilthlully for lis There
is 1 competition, and nothing like otirlnten tlou
made 1' 11 tie- having Iiom 2 0 to $1,000 to in
test enn obtain a general tgci ct for ten couutlis
o nbtite An) 0110 can mako nniimsiuun ol
from i to $l,uo 1 wl.h ut tho least risk 01 los,
asoui elrtuurs will show that those inetlug
$25 can liter 11 SO tla)s' Irl il rituni tho goods uu
told to us und 's.et tho r tut nty back, fi they do
not clear Si lea-t $100 Uhey show that a general
aent who will take ten eountlts and invest $ilC
ea 1 altera mat of UJda)s r tumuli goods un-o d
tons, and havo moue) retmned to ihem If they
lntl locleir at least $7i0 in tint time We arc
not pa) lug silaries, i.t want mm willing to
wotk and obtain as Ihelr pit) the profits 1 f tnen
caeig) Men not willing to work ou our terms
will iiOt wotk on tu) 1 hose meaning uuslne-s
will icciUc our large descriptive circular ac d ex
trjordinaiy oiler by luclosing alline cent stamp
witl. their additss i be first to compl) with our
itins will st euro the cuuty or counties they ma)
wish to work.
Address lienncr Jlanufjclurlng Company.'llS
Smithflt Id street, Pittsburg, l't
First National Gold Bank,
or uu nt txuisro, cai(
L'aill I'D Ctipltlll. SI.IOD.OIX). ;tild.
hurplus Tund and Undivided l'rofits S.-
Presiiltnt 15 C. WOOLWOUTII
Vtco I'lisldiut D CALLAOIHN
Cashier E. D. ilOltUAN
C111LCTOIH
It. C Woolworth, Isaac Wor-netr,
I . Callaghau, Titer Donahue,
C li. Hooker, Jmes I'helan.
Oeorge A. Low, James iietlit, ,
N. Van Uergcn
con EsrosneNTs
London Vm)i Brothers & C
" Utt k of Montreal
Paris llotleugiier A, Co
Dublin Provincial llaiu of Inland
Hamburg lles-e, Newman A, C
New iork Natl ma llntik orComincrct
Dostou Dlackstone National Dank
Kxcbango on principal cities or the United
htalts, OitjtDritaln, Ireland and the Continent,
bouget and sold.
Cummcicial ciedlts Issued available in China,
Japan and Eii'i pc.
C 11 ctlons matle and prompt returns reudcred
at marktt ratts ofcxchinge.
Accounts solicited from Individuals, I'Irms,
Hanks and Urokers. m7tf
XS" Ida great
Strcni'lherlng It in
dy a ud Nerve Ionic
is the legitimate n
ult of over twenty
vcirs of practical it
perlcoce ard cui-es
WITH LVfAltlN'J Cfc.lt
taint Nervous nn 1
I'li)sicalDiblll ty,
luminal Weakness,
S perm itorrhoia,
Emission", Impoten
iv, Lxhaustid Vilal
Pr matiiti Deiili e. and loss of maniiooii.
irom vinatevet cause proauci-u 11 inrlines anil
putllleH the HI od, .strengthens the Ncives,
llialii. lucle, l)lgttio" lteiiro'lnctlve Organs,
and Ph)sletl and "Mental Faculties. It sinps any
uuuatiiial and iHillit'H lug drain upon the sv sum,
preventing iuvo uniarv looses, tlcb lltating
drtanis, seminal looses with th urine, etc , so
dci-titictile to mind and liodv It Is 11 surt clitn
inatOrol a'l kidnlv and nLVDHEti iovi'LAIntd
lt contains no Injunou ingredients To tbosi
sullerlngliom the evil ellects of vomhfiil ludis
cittiou or eACessis, 1 spctd), tliorotib and per
mauent cine is (luarauled. Price, StOper not
tie, or live bottles In case, with full directions
andniMce, $10 iint secure fiom ob-ervatio-i to
uuv address upon receipt of prieu or t' O D.
To be had only of D It C. 1) hALFIELD.at
Keirnc) street, fan Frincl-eo, t'al Uousulte
tlous strictly confidential, by Ii tier or at ol'lci
1 rt. Fir tho eouvi ienci of patimt". and In
order tol sunperfict seeuc), I bavendoited n
private address, uudcr which all p-.el ages arc
loiwjrded
TUrAL BOTTLi; FISKE!
NoncE I will send a trial bottle f the Itfjuv
tnatoi sufficient to show Its tneilt flee of
ehaige, tinuv ono ifllttul, spplvlug by Ittttr,
stilting bUs liiptcmi- and age. Comuiuii cations
slilcll) conlldt ntlal.
DR.C.D.SALFIELD,
Id Kcfiiey blreet tun FrincUco, Ca ifor&la
m)bbj 11511
P. LIESEWFELD,
(C'.HtnlillHhfil i950 )
3iel cs, sa. xi f a, o ix a." o 1 .
bole Agent for tho Onl) genuine
PATENT STEEL PLATE CUSHION
Guaranteed for ten )ears
The irost 1 logiiit Mode or lllllHrit nnd
SV.ol T.ible on the J'ai llle Co tst.
Hra
ltv
Maniifacturir of
Itllllitid. I'ool ami ttntrntellu Tallies,
And Asslguie for tho Patentee of the
NEW PATENT POOL ATTACHMENT.
945 Folsom St., Near 6th.,
SAN FItANCIbCo, CAL ,
Ou accoivit of removing to mv ntw auarters, an
thesavlugrf nut tl eproperly being rn) own
I w ill now sill goods 20 pir cent It ss than
auy other house on tho Pacific Coast-
37- Sr.XI) I'OIl RATATiOGUK.
H W V nl ri H avl K vm l h
NO.; I I KEARNY STREET,
IreilK nil Clironio nntl hpcclul J)l ises
yoiJjvG .vex
WHO MEN WHO 1UYI1I! hUKi'rillMJ
TT fn i lb effcitsnl )0'ilhful lolPcs or't'dls
cretl li will tin we I tn av HI tbeuisilvts ef tti'.s.
the Kreitttst ' t ii i I laid on theultar ol Mu'lcr-Inghii-
aultv Dr bPl.NNI.Y v.t'l giurantei t
firli 1 1 $V)0 fir iv i r case of bcjliial Wtakntss
orjiilvalidisuseol any kind or eharatter vvh'eh
he undertakes and fills to e in .
MIDDLE- AG El) MEX-
Iheieurominyat tbea.eorihl.ty t ) f ixt) who
arctmubi dwil'i tootriqinntivinusiloasof the.
bladder, tilteti acconpaiiied by a sll.hl sniaitl g
or burning sensation and a v.takenlugof thos)s.
tun in a manner tin) patient cannot i.c ount fur.
Vn tzimlnlng the itiluary dt poults ropy stdl
ment villi ulten be found, and somitimes small
li irllcles of at lumen will ippcar, or tlio color will
lie of a t tilu niliklsh hue, again changing to
dirk and torpid appearance. Thc-e am many
men w ho t't'e of this dlllleiilty, lgnornant of thu
iiiti'o, wliUbis tlio seeond stage f seminal weak
ness. Dr. b will guarantee a perrect euro In nil
such case,andapialth) nstori.tti,nof thogenilo
miliary orHUs.
Office Hours 10 to 4 and 0 to 8. Sundav s from
10 to 11 n m. Cousiiliatlon free. Ihorcnghix
ainluatlonai d adviee, J5.
Calloradirtss
Ii: sPISNT.i A CO ,
J)10lf No llKeini) bliect, ban Francisco
Smelting and Load Company,
410 Moutgoner) bt ill FrancUco, e.al.
HAVING PUt.fIIbUI) Till: IlUblNKSb
ol the I'Uflfie Iliillloii hxcliiuiBf. we
have rcuiovnl our othce to No 110 Moutgom
ery street, where dt posits of Ooltl audbllver vvil
be receivid for melting and as'sy l g or for coin
age, a heretofore. Ores .leaved, 1 ad bullion
pinch ised, also, the Highest price- pala for
GOLD.SILVERAND LEAD ORES.
iauufjettirers oi
Lead IMpc. Sht ct l.t'ttil. tl!Ot, J!ai
Iron, i'.tt-. ml3
First I'nblicatloit Juno 'JI V-tl 1
Appjilleatioii. So till for il Patent to
lint Ilolbrook 31liiln;; Cl.itm
IT b. LiMiOicicE, I
Ttcov, Ariroua. .luue 1 ', 1882 f
N'OSICi: lb HEUhiiY GIVi:N THAT AL
phonse Larard and Hoi ice Jones, by Messrs
Morg 111 i, Stephens, attorne v s, w ho-e p istolhci ad
dic'sls'lucson, Anoui. have this dty tiled their
aiipllc Ulo lor a patent lor 1 Ilia linear feel of the
Id Ibrook mine or vein, hearing copper and ollit r
m lurals. togithirvvllh snrfangr .und, about &I9
feit in width, situated in Wnrnn Mlelug District,
Count) of Cocui-c, Arizona, and designated by
the field notes and oflclal plat "J file iu this
olllca as I, t No 03: said Lot No, M beieg as
10 los, to wit: Deglnning on the emtir inonu
mentor the vve'teru mil of the claim at a pine
no-n 4x1 luches stjuare, 4 leet long, palntedvvtiite,
In a monument ot rocks, marked 11 C , II. b
b,fiom which dlriuvery slult 4x0 leet, 11 feet
d ep, bears S 73' L 115 fet t distant; steoiid, a
b'a:k oak lOinchis iu tliameler bears N 77" 15 L
e74 lOfeetdl-tiul, marked D 1.11. V.' C ; from
pot 11 V. C. run S ) )."' 10J 5 10 leet lo in
t rscct tLe t istt-rn eLe line of the l!atcr mining
cl 11111. b' . tvo. 0-J running N 11 BO W, aid Jolu
Inn two Ists, one narked I) M C No 5, and
NL 'ornerof IIa)es M. C, and is distant fiom
point of in crscction (at led 510) b J15'J K 5tS
leet; thenco on same coursu '.'V IV at 255 5 10 feit
to a post 4x1 inthts sq iare, 4 feit long markid
11 S V. U. S. b , tbiuce bi'JO K 10b 7 10 feet;
ugalu intersect tliu abiie ili-rc I cd Iu ndiry.ino
oflbe ltaxtei M. C at 14'JS reel to bL cor-iv post
01 c' ilm 4x1 inches utjuare, 1 fei t long painted
whltu and marked It. S. t. U S b ; thenee 5
1 1. 2J1 1 10 feit to ea I cud enter monument ol
Ilolbrook claim a pine post 4x1 inch s square, 4
Iect long, painted while, markid II 1 C, thenc
continue on miuio course at J'JJ 4 10 feet from K
'.tl center lo NL corier of clilm to a pine post
llinc cs square, 4 ft et lour, marled II .. h.
U. b bT thenco N 7o' 19 W'l.Ui feit to X
cornir post 4x1 inches square 4 feet Ioig, painted
while, milked II N V. If. S h from which U
b.niln 1 ul monument No 1 bears N )! ,"1 V,
00 i 10 feit dlstiut; thenco S ZV ,f V, 20G3 10
li et to'he point of beginning. Variation, 1J" 15
East, containing 17 bd acn s 'lhe trl nglo cut
oil by tho liaxltr claim U 10 100, whieu Is not
claimed, leaving 17 74 110 acres 'Una mine Is
situated about hall a uiinu nst of the UIson
bmiltlng winks. '1 he location otic Isrecorucd
iu tae Itecorder's nlllco lor Coihico eounty, A T
11 10k of Mines, pige 0J of mines, '1 rau"crlbitl
Uicord, t ochlsecouit), A. T Anyai d al, pir
sous ilaltnli.g tdvi isily any ponton of tald
mini', or the stiriice ground, an required to file
their nilvtrse ch.lm with the ItegWiirol the If
b Lund Oltlee, at I lic-oti. A 1' , dU'ing Iho sixt)
thvsterlod ol publication, or tbey will bebured
tyv'Mtieof tho provl-Ions of the st itute.
HIINIty COUbIN, Itiflstcr.
bltT, MoroeN i, bTEVhNS, Attorne) for
Appllciut.
It Is hi reby ordered teat tile fircgolng notice
bo publi'htn sixty dais (ten couseculivi vvuks)
111 the Epitaph a weekly mwspjpir pn bllsne
al Tombstoui, A. T, which papir is li) me
hereby tUsiguatid a pibllsbeu nearest such
claim HENItV CuUblNb, Iteeister.
Notice lo Creditors.
IbTATL' OF M E. KELI.OOU, DECfnSED
J Notice is hereby given bv lhe 111 derslgued,
administrator of the estiteof M E Ke. log.-, tie
iiastd. toixblbit them with thensie-sary vouch
crs, within four monllu alt r the first publlcaiiou
of this notice, to tho said admtulstrn.or
at his place of business at the stoic ol Tsskeri,
f'rtdharu on the so ilhiat coimr cf Allen and
i in It st nth In Tombstone, lu the ta'd county of
Cothlsi, Tirritory or Arizona
Dated at Tombstone, Jul) 15 h lSS!
(.EultOL I'ltlDIIAM,
Administrator of tho Estate at i. f. Killo"g.
diceased. )241mvv
Notice to Creditors.
XbTATE OF II. D COOK, DECKAbED NO
J tcelshirib) given bv tho undersigned, ad-
aipiistraioroflho Estate of 11. II Caok. tliceastd,
o tin cieditors of, and all ptrsirs havlngclalms
against tho said decastd, to exhibit tin m wilh tin
mccsary vouchers, within four month" a(ter the
first pnlil'catlo.. ot this notice, lo the. said admin.
Isiralor at his place of hi units at Tusker & Pnd
hain's store, ou tho southeast corner of Alien and
Hltii struts iu Tombstone, In the said tottnt) of
Cochise, Teiritory of Arizona
Da ed July 15, 1SW,
GEOUUE PItlDIIAM,
Administrator of the Estate of II. U Cook, de
ceased. j)-Klnivv
(First Publication Julys, lb3i )
Application S.. l for 11 t'ntt'iit for
tlio Copper Ktn lllnln-r Claim.
TTNITED bTATEb LAND Ori'IOE. TI'C
IJ son, Arizona, June J7 h, 1S81 N.itlco is
herebyglven tint Albert Siclulelil, r 11 Martin,
John Ball ml nudLdivuid ltelllj.wlio 1 piistofliie
address is 1 iicsou, Arlzotii, have this di.y lilid
Hull application lor a potent lor nine htindiid
linear (lit of thu Copper King mine orvnn bear
ing copper and other miner il with surfaci ground
5btifcii In width, sltiuttd in Warrin Mining
I) strict, Coitnti of Cochise and Territory of Arf
zona, and dtsignattd b) thu hld mdes and olllcial
p ut on file iu thisoticc as Lot Numbers), tl &
b.lt.sald lot No 51 iieln ' as follows, to wit-
Deglnnlng at tho foutl cast corn, r of claim at a
pine post4 inchis square4 ft ct long, sit in ground,
surron. ded by a monument of rocks, marked C
K S. E , same point belli the soutnwest corner
nl the Copper Qui en Mining Co , from Ibis south
ial corner, run on the western end line of the
survey of the Copi crftueen north 10 wett!
fe. t to Intersect the 1101th side Hue of the' Atlan
tu" M. C , Lot Ni, 40, at n point bearing north bl'
JO cast from northeast corner of the suld Allai ta
sttrviv marked A.M. C. No J, ut -33 fttt same
course, to ilnu post 4x1 inch s plan, 4 feet long,
in mouud of recks marked C. K E O : from Ibis
fiostdlfcverv shift bears south SI west 4.Jfl(.t:
rom C K. h C pistsamu course north I' west
ilOliet to northe t-t corner post, a pit 1 post 4x1
inch, 4 feit loo ;, in monument of stunn marked
C. K N n , from which V b. M. M. N 1 hears
south ti r east 151i ftet di'taut Irom p st
C K N E. run south 81'JO west'KW leet to north
wist corner to pine pist4xl inch square, 4 feit
long In inouumcut oi stems maiktd C K N U;
Unite south 1 cast SBS lett to a monument,
marked Copper Kn gV t ind emtir, apluc post
Ixl ineh sqiun, 4 feit long In mound of locks,
p 1st muiktd ' K V C , ihence sine coursi,
south 1 cast 178 leet Irom said t . K V (' pott
topiLi pot Kl Inch square I Int Ion gut south
wist corner ol claim In mound of roiksmarktd
O K b' ; thence south 7' JO tast'JOUIiet to tho
polutof beginning, at 750 It ct nuthlslliie.iuttrscet
tlie north sideline of Hie Atlanta M.C Lot II, nit
ling 'ft from the said O ipper King, In the small
Iriaiigli41-lt)0.of an ucit, which is not claimed in
Ibis application, iiav'ng ieatlaimidl0 77nrres
Magnetic variation 12 J5 last. 'I lie location of
Ihlsmlueis ricrdidin theitecorders ufllceoi
Cochise Co , A T , Iraii'cribul lteiord
Any mil al I persons c aiming naversily any por
tion of skid Copper King ml 111 or surli.ee ground
areriquiredttilUc their adverse claims with thi
itiglslir of the United biates Lind Olllce, at
luc'on, tn tho Territory of Arizona, during the
sixty da)s period of pub its! Ion hereof, or the)
will be luirrid by virtue of the provisions of the
btiittile IIKNKV ConhlNb, Kegister.
C. C bTEPIIENb, Attorney tor applicant
It l ho cbyordertd that tjc fort going Ifotlie
of Applltatlon tor Pate it be published lor the
period of silt) days, (I in consecutive vvttks). In
the Weekly Lpituph, a mwspipir ptibshidu
T mlstonijA T.whl.h paper Is horebydesig
uaied by nuns pub (she dm an st the ilaim.
IIEMIV COUblNS, Itegistcr
.orjci'.
rno joiin" mcouiue noiice IS HEUE-
J by given that tho audi rslgrid has jierfornn d
the annual labor rtqulied ly the laws ot the
United billies ipon that ceitatn mining claim
situate In tl 0 II irtlord dlstrlit, Coihlsecoantv,
know u as the Haiti "ore mine, lor the )eirelg'iletu
bund ed and eighty one, and )OU arc hereby
uotillid thai th re is due fiom )ou to the ut der
gned for)tmr propoiti 11 of Iho moni)s riqnlrtd
to bo paid for uch work, the sum of twcnt)-five
dollars, aud If )ou latl to av thu same, together
with the to-t- of this adverlieemtnt, with n
ninety dajs afitrthe publication of this notice,
the uuderslgned will claIu)our lntucst as for
feited tc him.
ItCIIIDALD C. 3I.JSIBL,
Dated July 5, 18R,. Jy 9m
Firtt Dnbllcatlon, Juno 10, 18521
Application Xo. 100, for a I'ntent to the
Wnilo Hnnipton JJInlns Claim
n .SITED bTATEb I VND OFKICE. TLC
roii, Aiizona, Ma Jrd, lbfi. J,ollr. 'b
l.eieby givm that Philip Corbiu, by Samuel a
Mooie, agent, has made implication t r patent
to U74 Iluiarlitt cf iho H'lee Iiamplonv In, lode
ordepo.lt, I taring prcc1i.ti nit tils, ttither wlih
surface ground 009 feet in vv'dth, situated 111 tl 0
Warrin .'lining Dls rltt, Cuclitto County, Arizo
na, luorupartltLlarly descrlbtdln tlic field notes
undulate I tliu niiieial survey, ou fllo in lb s oibee
designated as loi No bo, as follows, 10 wit; '
Bei-lnulug at the initial monument near the
ceiitir of claim, on tho east sluo of dUcovin
shift, ntapon 4 ftet long, Jxl Inchis squ ri.iu
mound of siones 11 aikuf'J.M. W. II. M. c. No.
l,"from which bnned btates mineral monument
No. 1 bears noith 7z' St east 47 fee' distant;
Ihence notih 2 51 , wist.il fut, toshaft IsGfiet
3i iectdecp, ttudWlf.ct to a 4i4 luth pittuear
lhe center of north end line, marked iN. C )W
11. M. C. No S." thence north bV2J cast SjO feet
In northeast corner post, 4x8 Itches square, in
mo aid or stonis marked "(N. E ) W.ILM.C No
3; theuce south 2a M , eat 1174 f it, to southeast
enruir uisl4xl inchtssquaie, lumoundol stones,
markid "(S K)W II M.C. ho. 1; thenco south
to" ".'J. west -On feet to south end center post,
markid "(b (J.) W II. M. C. No 5," and bOeif.it
to southwest cori-er post, 4x1 lrchc fquare.in
mound of stones, mark d "(b. '.)V. II. JI c.
No.b," thenco north ii' 61' west 1374 ft.et.io
northwest cornirposi 4x1 inches square inmotiDd
of stoues, moiktdCN ) W. li. M (j No. 7-"
thtuee north (6 2J 29!) feet to post No. 2 nnd
place of beginning the nine) ol the txterior
bouidai) of the calm, arlillon ll'zt eaet;
containing 18 til acres
Said claim is duly recutiiui in the oflitcoftho
Hecordcr of Cochise county, rlzona.
Any aud nil persons claiming advtrtely the
wholo or any portion or tin, Wade Hampton min
ing cIMui aio nqlilrtdtotlle thilr aeivirse claims
in the Unltid btutesLand Olbcent Tucson, during
thesixt) da)sper!odol publication hereof, or they
will be birred bi the provisions of the etatute.
, IIEMtVCOUblN.Iteglster
J. II. Itcvs, 'iombstone, A.T, Attorney tor
Applicant.
Ordered that the above notice bo published for
tie perh d oftstxty dn)s (teu consecutlvo weeks)
in the lijiitaBh, a weekly liews aper published at
Tombstone, A. T , which paper is hereby deslg
uatt d 1 y me us published nearest sb ch claim.
IIKNKV COUblNb, Its i-ter.
Tlie Great Enidisli Remedy.
Is a ncverniliug cure
' r Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Yltnllt),
UDiiai Weaknt-ss,
S tnretsrauci, Lost
nil ti d,liniotomy,
Pat.dv f Is, crdall Ihetcr
rlbli ifitels otscu uoi.se
voulliful folllts and ex
cesses In mature yiars
Such as Loe 111 Memor) ,
Lasslindi', lioctuial em
issions, avesionsto so
ciety, dlmucssof vlsion, noisis In the head, the
vital nuia, pasingunot"erveainrougu the urine,
and many other diseases that lead to insanity and
dwth.
Dr. Mlntle, who is a regular graduated physi
cian, will agiee to forfeit live hundred dollars for
a cse of this kind that the Vital Itestorative(un
der his special tliv Isc and tn atment) w 111 not cure,
or for anything imuuie or injurious tonnd in It.
Dr. Mlutie treats all diseases sucics nil) will out
mercury Consllta lon'ric. Thorough examina
tion aid advise, including nnal)sis ofurlui, 5.
Pilceor Vital itcsio'-ativi, $) a bottle, or tour
times the qnantlt), $10. sent lo any addicts upon
receipt of price, ore O.D, secure Irom obsuvu
tlou, and in private 1 ame. If desired byA.E.
MINT IE, M. D , No. U Kearney ituct, ban Fiat
Cisco, California
Dr. MiutieV Kidney Perudy, NLPIIREri
CTM, cures all kliiuscl kidney and bladder com
plaints, Gonnorrhoea, LecucoirLoca, Gleet. Tor
salu bv all drugglst: tl a bottle, six bottles S").
Dr. Mimic's D VNDELION 1'lLLb are iho Pes
and ebeatest dysptpsia aud billions cure in the
matkit, lor sale by all druggists.
SAMPLi: BOTTLE FKKK
Will be sent to an) one appljingliy letter, statin
symp oms, sex andaje. birict sierccy In regnrd
toall bii"Iuess transactions ml3
Notice.
rjtO .1. D. KIVNEAIi-YOU AKE 1IEUEDY
X. notlllid that we have expended one bundled
dollars in labor and Improvements npon lhe Mo
zart mlue, of gold bearing ore, situate In the Dos
Cabizas Mlnlug District, about two milts north
east of Ewell bprings, in order to hold said prim
Ises uudir the provisions ol t ctlons 2-124 and 53tt
of the Itivlsid btatulee of tho United btates, aud
the act 01 Cougressa, approved January
2 1, IKSi', wendatory thenof; said sum
being the amount required to hold the said mine
lortho )eariuding 1B80 Now, ir within ninety
da)alrom tha publication of Ibis not'ee, you fail
orr (use to cautrilute)oir proportion nl suchix
peiidltnre as a co owner, you interest in said
claim will become the property of the subscribers
ut der the sections ol the revised statutes afore
mentioned. JOHN MceJKEHOK.
WILLIAM iOWLEK.
Dos Cabeas, Cochise Couuty, A. T.
Assessment .Notice'.
mi) JAMES LOWUIK, f. V. CONL1N AND
X E. b KOS-,thilr heirs or assigns. You are
hereby notified tt at thcunderslgnednascxi ended
tho full sum ol onehundrel dollars ($100) upon
that hambertnn mine, being the assessment wotk
requliid b) law, for the purpose cf holding said
pn raises for th" )ear ending December 31, lbttl.
Now, unless )ou or cam of )OU come forward ana
pay to me the sum of twenty five dollars, being
the ptoportlon of each as equttl co-owners, withtu
nluet) rijis Irom the first publication if this
uotlit', )our Iniiresi or He interest of the ont
difaultin ' will bo forfeited to me accoro'ug to
law. bald mine is situated in the Tivlt Mining
'Istrict, on the North slope oi the Dos Cubezas
range of mountains.
V.'M.L MARTIN.
Dated Jul) O'h, 18S2. Jyl5 3m
Notice.
Tombstone, Cochie Count), Arizona, 1
beptemtcr4. KS2 f
qHE KIP.M IIEItEroPOItE EMbTING
JL under tho firm name or style of RILEY A
IlcLUbRls he-e by dissolved by mutual consent.
Ch tries I' Riley Is to collect all accounts due
said firm and to pay all of its Indebtedness
LOUIs HEItOER,
K. HEUOKlt,
O. 1'. KlLb.
Dated btptemttr 4th, lssu pcp5-tf
TficisterSeiFaiifirs.
NStOI'M) VAT.
ParagoaAxIe Urease.
IT IS THE VERY BEST AND CHEAPEST
Oreisenow in ue. It nevcrsums.andk.e j
mu axli cliau and smooth It Isuuriva lidtorcol
largall, 'cratches or other bruises on horses Or
der It rrom your storekeeper. and If he has it Lot
tell him to send for it to 'I'lTCOllIt ACO.
".olc Agents, No. 2-J5 bacrumento bt .ban
eclso, California.
A.ANDREWS,
Importer ami Jlninimctiiior.
DIAMONDTALA.GE,
1112 1 Montgomery Street,
Itnsn iioiihc IMiicli.Miui J'rniiciheo. Cnl.
Keeps tho Largest Stock of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
On the P icltlc Cevast lluyi rs 111 the counlr) car
n iy on getting good at ono prin, whether older
id In ixprcss, 0) mall or In person. Thi houso
11) it square dialing, ha' galnid the conl'denci of
the country !2-f .ltiiit;;oi!it'rj htrect."nn
Fiunt'lM'o. mu
C DEWKLSE, Jb,
hau Francisco
G. II.
Of Jes-e lloore
oore, Hunt & Go.,
Mo. 417 & 419 MarketBSt.,
Behvoen First & Fremont Streets, San Francisco, California.
JESSE 3SOOKE &; OOS
filooreHunt & Co., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
JEhhE JIOOHK & CO'S
AA brand, bbls aud hf bbl, pen gal $ 0
li brand, bids and hf bbis, ier cal 350
C brand, b Is aud hf bbls, p real 2 HO
No. 1 brand, bbls and hf blls, per gal .. 50
live, lib's and hf bbls, per gaf 3 53-3100
Deduction of 25 els pr e,al on lots of 5 bbls.
A V brand In lis, ldozto cae, 5 to it l! H 00
A brand, Seises, ldo7 to cast, 5 lo gal.... 10 50
A V brauil, lu cs, 1 do to case, do 1910
A do pint llaks, a dox to case 1100
1 , .In It no..a i.tri..t. J In... .IK,
jv -i uu u tn-t-, .t ii-tpivr, w uv. iu case.... -
C brand, 1 doz, 5 o f.al BW
e; oo a cases, a to gui , a io
reynt
Notice of t'orroltnif.
rilOMBSTONU, TEnitlTOItV OP AltlZONA,
JL County of Cochise, Jnly 1, &ii. To the
heirs, rxt tutor?, aCn 1 's'ritori or algns of
Mntthiis VolWi r.itciaieii on aic htreby notl
tied that I have 11 11 ih tie hunt red dollars
In 'ahor and Improving lis " taili of the follow
lngnaaied ndi'ins th'iiis. t olumbia, -aratogii,
(iretn Ja k. t aid tsnvii.s, sltuued in Cotblse
Mining Llstrlct, Coruly of C'ochlf e, Terrltor) of
Arizona, nnd ovviud li) said Mathits Vollmtr,
O. I". llaale and J it. Ktnntt), copies
ol nolle nl li aitoiis li lng rufded la tho
It cords ol ('utilise Co , Ailzoim In older to bold
said piemlsts uetler the pnivlions ot b.cIIou
2SJ1, Revised otatutes t f the I lilted btele, bt.iD'
tht amount rtquind to hold tie same ivcr ar
A. 1) Jr-SI. And if within 1111 ity da)scfltr "ns
imtlciby publication, yon lull or refuse to con
tribute yiur proper proportion of such expel
Cilurc as coowners, vour lnKien Iu tald claims
will become the proptrty or the subscriber uu
der sal. section 23.-I J K KENNEDY.
Jy6 3m vv
SuinmonH.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona,
in und for 1 be County of Cochise, Patrick Ilarrlng
Ion, Plalntlfi, Vs. James b. Clark, John D. Itonse
and John J. Andtrsou, Delcnuunls. Aetiou
brought in lhe District Court of the l'irsl Judicltl
Distiict ot the Te rltorv of Arizona, lu and for itc
County ofCochl-e. nnefthe complaint filed in the
said County of Coch'ie.in the office ot the Clerk
of said District Court 'lhe 'lerrilory ol Arizona
sends pteetlngto James S. Clatk, John D. Rous',
aud John J. Anderson, Defendants. Yon are
hirib) required to appear lu an action brnnpht
a 'all .t) on by the above named PlalnliiT, In the
District Court of the First Judicial District of the
'lerrlt r) of Atizona, iu aud for the Couuty of
Cochise, and o answer the complaint fill d therein,
within IWtnl) days (exclusive ef the day or ser
vice), after lhe service on jou of this s-niinone (If
served wiihiu this count) ; or ir served eutol this
county, but In tide distiict, within thirty days:
otherwise vvi'Wu forty days), or Judgment In tic
laultwillbo taken agali st joa according to the
ra)er of said complaint. The said act. 0.1 Is
irought to obtain a decree adjudging that defer d
ants hold the legal title to certain leal (state in
te City ol Tomostone, Cochise County, A.T.,
as trustees iu trust for tho u e and benefit ol
plalullfl, that defendants within such time and in
suchlcinis as ibe court mry deem Just, make
deed or said property to plalutifl, to quiet plain
Hit's title thereto for costs and general relief, all
of whleh more fully appears Ly reference tothti
complaint on I1I0 herein; said real estate isde
scribtd us Lots 23and2( in block 17, accoidlng to
the original map of Tombstone, made by Solon
JI . Allis, March 5lh, lb?l And jou are hereby
notified that if you lull to appear and ausvrer the
said complaint, as above required, the said plain
till will takejudgment b) de'imlt and apply to the
Court forme ntlif demanded lu the complaint,
cii.n under mv bund and heal of the District.
Court ortheHrst Judicial Distiict orthe Tern
tort or Arizona, in and ror the County of Cochist,
this nth dav of April, In thevuarof our Lord one
thousand light hundred and eig two.
istAi.j w.ii, shamans.
By E. M. Caiui, Deput
Fitet Publication May 20, ltS2
Application fto. 201 fop a Patent to
tho Halter Mining Claim.
UNITED bTATES LAND OFFICE, TUC
son, Arizona, May 0, lt62. Notice Is hen bj
given that Alb-rt C. Ubickc, Fordyce lforer,
Theodore F. White, Phillip Mose, Uililam II.
11 rrlsou, James b. McCoy, and Jo'ub Wasson, by
F. O. Eutk thur Eltoruey, whose postofllce ad
drtssls Tonibtcce, A T, have filed their appli
cation for a patint for 1305 linear leet of the Ba.t r
mlue or vilu, bearing gold and silver aid other
mlncinls, with smiaee gioui d 550 leet In width,
situated m lhe lomb.tona Mining District, Co
chlso Count). Arizona, and eVsfgnatcd by the
field notes and official plat on fllo in this ofiice as
Lot No 14!. bald Lot Tin. 1.3 beinj, as follow t, to
wit: Uegiuulngat tho Initial monummt.a post
1x4 Inches 0 fut long in moundof stoues, marked
b. M. ISaht r M. C. No. 1, 'loin which a shnlt 4xti
feet, JO feet deep bta-a south 10 fitt distant;
theiicerun notlhSl 08 east on the line to north
east cintir of claim bib feet to a 4x4 inch post 5
feet long in a monument of stones, marked!!!. M.
C. No 2; from which U. b. M. M. No. SS biara
north "0"G cast, 4626 feet distant; thence north
3037 west 3 feet, to a postlxl Inches 5feet long,
iu monument of stone and earth marked 15 M.
C. No. J: ihence south ii' C5 west tjjl feet to
intetsect 'with the west side line oftbc bilver
Cable M C,ut a point notth 7U feet from a 4x4
Inch post maikcd b C. M. C. No. 3, at 1306 leet
samecouisc south 52' 65 wist to southwest coi
ner ot claim to post 4 inehes square, & leet lore, lu
monument t f stone and varth, marked II. M. C.
No 4; thence south "50 37' cast 250 feet along the
southwest end line of claim to a post 4 Inches
squaie, 5 feet long, In a m uud of earthaud stone',
n arked II. M C No 6; thencu almg same line at
550 Iitt to southeast corner to post 4 inches
square, S feet I mg 111 mound or stone marked li.
M. O No. C, thence noith 51 SO east along
southeast side line of claim '0 5 fut to Intersect
west side Hue of Silver Cable M C Lot No. J2, at
a point nnith 24 leet distant, 10 a pi st markid b.
C M.C. No .1 at 772 feet to cast side line or Sll
vtrCaklc M. C , at a point Lurth 2 4: west, 24.'
feet distant from post marked b. C M.C N.. 4,
at 1045 itet to south side line of Eaele Mining
Calm, at .1 point south bO 55 tail, JC3 5 feet dis
tant from a post marked S. W. cor. Eale.contln
ulng on southeast line north 51 JO eaet atJ04
feet loposi4lucki square, 5 ftet lore;, in mound
or stone and earth, maikcd II M C.No. 7; thencu
nerth US' 37' westsai to post No. 2, to place 1'
beginning survty of exterior boundaries of claim,
coutaiblugI6(X)uci. of which the lollowingcor
fllcts occur: 1st, The Delhi M. C, lot No. 101. of
OSJacns: 2d. The Eagle Minlbtilalm east of thi
Mivcr Cable line, noi ii eluded in tho Delhi, con
flict 3 94 acres: J1, CoUiict with Silver Cable M.
U. 8 31 rcres. Total amount covered by conflict
l.'2!j acres, which leaves aria tlalmed J 72 acres.
Magnetic variation 11' 25 cast. The location of
this mine Is recorded in lhe HecoiderV Office for
Cochise Connly, A. T., Book J, page 68, records
of minis transmitted.
Anv aim all persons claiming adversely any por
tion of said Uuktr mine or surface ground aro re
quired to file their adverse claim with lhe Register
of the United blalis LandOrfceat Tutson, Ari
zona, during the sixty dj)s period or publication
hereof, er they will be barred by virtue of the pro
vls.ous of the btatute
HbNRY COUSINS, Register.
T. G. liURK, Att'ytor Applicants, Tombstone,
A.T.
It Is lirreby ordered that the foregoing notice he
published for the period of sixty days (ten consec
utive wtcks) In the Epitaph, 11 we kly newspaper
published at Tombstoce, A. T, which paper is
hereby de slgnatt d hy me as publ Ished nearest such
claim. HENRY COUSINS, IteglHer.
Send few cat
New Illustra
ted Price-List
No. 30, for
Fall and Win
ter of 1881. Tree to any address. Con
tains full description of all kind of goods
for personal and family use. We deal
directly with the consumsr, and sell aft
goods in any quantity at vholeealt prices.
You can buy better and cheaper than at
home.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
K7 and 229 "Wabash Avcnue,Chicaijo,IM.
ttJFERRY3Mfc
!?!., tMRATEDxjr.Z? 'TV.aiSWih.
VoiscRifJg'ptfZz&l
ill b mkiitd rsvit tn tlUppHciinu tnd tACQUAinari willwnl
OrdcrifiK It, It contain 1 fir colord JIlM, 6t0 rnrftTlnct,
tot V0C -MMres and ful I dtcrlptioni, prlcvt ud direction An
flwitlJif I VW vulettei oT gUbl and 1- Inwcr Seeds, HutU,
mit Trfft etc, JnTtliiabi to til iTnltpin rrown leedt
will b found tnnr reliable for planting tn the Ttrtttirxtt than
IhnM prown farther Sntb, Wt luale ft ipecUlty of Qptl-lE
Uukei Gardner). Addreu
D. H. TBR7 & CO.. Detroit, Mich.
MOOItK,
Jt Co , Louisville, Ky.
II. B. HUNT,
ban Frauclu.
C do 10 cases, 5 to sal
EU0
JlOOKli A DA:TS.
Iu bond In Kentucky, Spnngof "80 8
do do do do do
MOOKE, HUNT A CO'b
Crown brand, lease, 5 to gal $ CSe)
do do 5 do do TOO
Croun brand, lOcascs, 5togal 50
Crown brand, pints, 2dox to cae 8 SO
Crown brand, 2doz to case 5 cases 8 10
Crown brand, pints, 2 doz to ease, locates., r 00
Anchor Champi ne, pints, 5 doz 8 50
do d aarts,lds Ui