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WEEKLY EPITAPH.
TOMBSTONK, ARIZONA, OCTOBER 28, 1S8J
PUBLISHED BY THE
Epitaph Printing and Publishing Go
It chard Kale, Editor and Manager
OfHcc, 12S and 327 Fremont Street,
Tombstone. Arizona,
inBDtmpTioN micz:
U ly .(dsUrsred Dy JirtlcT)....S5 cents per week.
Pally, one year $10 in
Dally, six months 5 (X)
Daily.three months 3(4)
Weekly, one year SIO
Weekly, six months SIO
Weekly, three month 1 10
tStr-Kntered at tho Tombetono postolllco ae second-class
matter.
Democratic Territorial Ticket
For Delegate to Congicss.
GEANVILLB II. OURY.
For Supcrintendcut of Public Instruction.
W. B. HOKTCXN". .
Territorial Council.
J, II. TEV1S.
Joint Councilman,
P. J. BOLAN.
House of Representatives.
D. A. MORIAUTY,
D.JK. WARDWELL,
J. F. DUNCAN.
Democratic County Ticket-
For Sheriff.
LARKINjAV. CARR.
.For Recorder.
A. T. JONES.
For Treasurer.
BEN GOODRICH.
For District Attorney.
MARCUS A. SMITH.
;For Probate Judge.
B. L. PEEL.'
For Coroner.
iPAT. HOLLAND.
For Public Administrator.
ALEXIS FREEMAN.
For County Surveyor.
J. H. HOADLEY.J
For Supervisors.
. J. C. FALL,
L. W. BLINN,
JOHN BULLIS.
Lar7ciiiW.Carr,of
Benson, a man whom we
consider a gentleman in eve
ry particular, and if elected
to the office of sheriff of this
county, would do honor to
the -position. We have not
had the honor of Mr. Carr's
acquaintance as long as
either of the other two can
didates, but consider him
above the shafts of malice.
Republican, Oct. 6.
The doughface organ
claims that if Neagle is
elected he will "run the
whole county." Correct for
once. From Neagle organ,
October 15.
"ALL. SKOKK Vl"
Since this paper passed under its
present management it lias worked
faithfully and consistently for the
advancement of tho principles of
democracy, and tho success of tho
ticket pla cd in tho field by the rep
resentatives of that grand old party.
To bo successful it was necessary to,
crush out tho "half-breed" serpent
of " independentism'' wluoh, under
the guiso of democracy, hoped to
crawl into the councils of tho party
and betray them on tho 7th of Novem
ber by the election of a man who,
ivithout political principles, would
hesitato at nothing which would con
tribute to the accomplishment of
his purposes It is now eleven days
before voice of tho people will be
expressed in their silent but potent
ballots, and already tho backbone of
" half-breed indepen'Jentisni " is
broken in this county, and its follow,
urs thrown into confusion and dis
order. Their efforts to manufacture
political capital have been futile and
impotent. Their last resort has been
to accuso tho dcmociatic party of
this county of intending to thiow their
votes for the republican candidate for
sheriff, tli.it with his election tho Earp
faction might control tho destinies of
the county foi tho ensuing two
vears. This was their stock in trade.
They constantly asserted and reiter
ated that Neaglo had driven the
Earps from the country, when they
dare .not deny that their candidato
not only had no pint in it, never ar
rested, or assisted to arrest, ono of
them, but positively refused to join
a posso raised for that purpose. In
tho face of all this wo find
Judgo Herring, tho advisor, trus
ted friend nnd defender of tho
Earps, stumping tho county with and
accompanied by Neagle. Can ho
now assert, or rnako tho voters of this
county bohovo ho is not, and if elect
ed will bo a friend ot theirs, and
will, as compensation for Judgo Her
ring's assistatfee, do all in his power
to protect and assist them when they
return? Is ho not far worso than
Ward in this respect? And of tho
threo candidates is not L. W. Carr
the only ono who is entirely free
from such damning entanglements?
The "independent half-breed" or
gan denounces "as a lie out of whole
cloth" our statement that Judgo Her
ring took his daughter in his buggy
and carried barley to tho Earps, Wo
have only to say that the Judgo will
not deny it, and if he does we will
provo it upon tho affidavits of respec
tablo citizens and tax-payers of this
place. If thero be collusion between
Ward and the Earps, which wo do
not deny or doubt, th?re must be,
judging from appearances and the
facts before us, an agree
ment between them or their
counsel and Davo Neaglo. Wo ask
the peaceable and law-abiding citi
zens to examine this important mat
ter closely beforo they vote for either
Ward or Neagle, and after doing so
we feel convinced they will see
through tho thin guise of tho Vard
ites nnd tho "half-breeds" and cast
their votes for L. W. Carr, a man
bound to no clique, an honest, law
abiding, industrious, honorable citizen.
A liVHT IlKSOKT.
Tho " independent half-breeds,"
realizing that a certain and over
whelming dofeat is staring them in
the face, aro resorting to every do
vice and scheme known to tho un
scrupulous to stem tho tide of disast
er which day after day is surround
ing them. One of their last cam
paign falsehood is to the effect that
L. W. Carr is to withdraw and throw
his influenco nnd support to Ward.
They well know that this is utteily
false, concocted out of whole cloth
to suit their nofarious designs, and
the card of L. W. Carr, pub
lished in another column, most
completely refutes any such
statement. Yet these "independent
half-breeds " seek to draw their sup
port from the rank and file of the
democratic party. To use the
words of their organ, we say, "Dem
ocrats of Cochiso, who are honest and
sincere in your advocacy of the par
ty ticket, will you consent to bo sold
out to your .political enomy by a
gang of corrupt political tricksters?
Will you permit yourselves to be
shamelessly betrayed by a ring of
political pirates under the guise of
democracy? Will you al
low yourselves to be led blindly b"
a corrupt clique who have not a
thought in common with tho princi
ples of your party, and who are act
uated solely by selfish and mercenary
motives ! " Wo cannot for a moment
believe that any truo democrat can
bo thus hoodwinked into betraying
their standard-bearer and voting for
tho so-called " independent half
bleed" who has " not a thought in
common with tho principles of your
party." Do not behove tho falsehoods
daily circulated, but remain truo to
your party allegiance, and victory
will perch on our banners in No
vember. AK "IXlEl,j:.It..T" I)OI.'JK.
Tho EriTAHi has heretofore
charged that the clique who aro act
ing as trainers for tho " independent"
candidate for sheriff would scruple
at nothing, however disreputable,
to accomplish the dofeat of tho dem
ocratic nominee. It now appears
that these political demagogues have
been endeavoring to enlargo their
sphere and aro now directing their
impotent efforts against tho ontiro
democr&tio ticket. Their method of
attack is eminently characteristic of
tho manner in which the " indepen
dent "campaign has thus far been
conducted. We are informed on
good authority that negotiations
have been for several days pending
between some of the Neagle strik
ers and tho republican nomineo for
county recorder, the object being to
effect a " trade." The strikers pro
pose to cast their strength for the
cntiic lcpubliciin ticket, with the ex
ception of Ward, tho prico of their
treachery being certain votes for
Neagle. Whether this infamous
compact has been ratified by Mr.
Ilarwood, we are not in a position
to state; but if it has, it is not un
reasonable to presumo that ho will
hear from tho friends of the repub
lican nomineo for sheriff in a man
ner not eSfirely agreeable to him.
But of one fact nil interested parties
may rest assured. Tho characterless
political hacks engaged in this pei
fidous scheme aro trying to barter
away somothing thoy do not possess.
Thoy aro too well known to wield
any influenco with the rank and file
of tho democracy; and whatever
may bo the result of their baigain
ing, when it comes to a tremfer of
tho votes, thoy will discover that
their solo retvard is tho contempt of
all decent mon.
"A DAVID OAJIK TO JUDU91EM"
The "half-breed" organ says of its
candidate for sheriff, "If his advico
had been taken and acted upon,
these outlaws (the Earps) would now
be doing the state some service, at
Yuma, and every citizen of Tomb
stone knows it." The citizens of
Tombstone know nothing of the sort.
They do know, however, that his ad
vice was all ho gave. He refused to
assist in thoir arrest. Ho permitted
them to walk the streets armed
to the teeth, and did not
arrest them for carrying con
cealed weapons, or threaten to
"cut their heads off." The citizens
of Tombstone also know that Nea
gle's chief orator, friend and trainer
once occupied exactly tho same po
sition with the Earps. Ho was their
friend, ho is Neagle's now, he helped
them, he is trying to help Neagle
now, he pleaded for them, he is talk
ing for Neagle now. But he did
them no good, and will not be more
successful in the present case There
is but ono conclusion to draw from
these facts. Neagle is a friend, sup
porter and admirer of the Earps, as
ho has been of ou'laws and stage
robbeis all his life. Is such a man a
proper person to bo Sheriff? Let the
voters in November answer.
'INDKrEXDE.VT" CIIKKK.
The Epitaph has heretofore proved
conclusively that tho prime object of
Dave Neagle's candidacy was tho
defeat of the democratic nominee for
sheriff. The renegade strikers who
are booking the " independent" can
didato long since aoandoned all
hope of his election. The insolent,
ovorbearing character of the man
to say nothing of his past lawless
affiliations, his utter disregard of the
rights of others, and his supreme
contempt for the forms of law is
so well known throughout the county
that the idea of placing him in a po
sition of power and responsibility is
simply abhorrent to all peaceful, law
abiding citizens. But if nny further
evidence were needed that the rene
gades fully realize the hopelessness
of their cause, Mr. Neagle has him
self furnished it. A few days ago he
wrote a letter to Larkin W. Carr,
asking the democratic nominee to
withdraw from the contest, stating
that with threo candidates in tho
fi-jld the election of Ward was as
sured. What do the democrats of
Cochise think of this? Doe3 it not
fully substantiate all tho EniAPii
has claimed, and prove conclusively
the solo object of tho " independent"
candidate and his detestable strik
ers is the defeat of the democratic
nomineo? Tho unparalleled inso
lence and " cheek" displayed in tho
request aro only equaled by tho
political treachery of the man who
made it.
In nq other part of the countiy
is the law more universally respected
than in Cochise. The desperadoes
and lawless characters who once in
fested this county havo been driven
out or voluntarily abandoned a
place where thoy could no longer
practico their lawless calling with
impunity. Davo Neagle had just
as much to do with bringing about
this state of affairs as he did with
the suppression of tho late insur
rection in Egypt. An opportunity
was onco afforded him to assist th
constituted authorities in tho ene
forcement of tho law, but he, from
somo cause best known to himself,
utterly refused to co-operat. After
the Earps had escaped nnd left the
city and were fugitives from justice,
Sherff Bclian requested Neagle to
accompany tho posso in pursuit.
This he refused to do, and yet he
has since had the effrontery to claim
the credit of having driven them
from tho country.
The Hon. John Wasson, ex-surveyor
general of the territory, do
parts to day for Tucson, and thence
to California, where he is at present
ro iding. During the many years in
which he held tho high and important
offico of surveyor, he fulfilled tho
duties imposed upon him impartially,
promptly, and with a degree of abil
ity seldom witnessed in governmental
officials, No man can truthfully
point to an action upon which the
shadow of suspicion rests, and ho
carries with him into private life the
respect and confidence of those who,
for political reasons, most bitterly
opposed him.
Many of the leading conservative
republicans in the territory will sup
port Oury for congress against Por
ter. They say Porter is not a man
of his word; he was not straight on
the bench; he has not been straight
sinco he was forced to resign, and he
will not bo straight or square if he
gots to congress, and while Oury
might hav.e been more energetio
(which wo don't admit), he is at least
honest and trustworthy.
Tit's Arizona Gazette says: Old
Maricopa will come up smiling on the
7th of November, with her usual
democratic majorities--.! fact that
our territorial contemporaries should
not loose sight of.
"I'AIITIAIj TO XOXK"
The "indcpendent-half-breed" or
gan says, "The people of Tombstone
have found Neagle prompt at the
call of duty." Why then did he re
fuse to assist in tho arrest of the
Earps when requested to do o by
Sheriff Behan? Again, "ti.ey havo
found him just, and partial to none."
He was "partial to none" when he
permitted his chief officer, Coyle, to
"hold up" a respectable citizen on
the street and search him for con
cealed weapons, and when remon
strated with, said, l,Don't give me
any of your jaw, or I'll cut )our
damned head off." He was "partial
to none" vvlieir he arrested Judge
Reiily, and dragging him to jail said,
"you old I'm wanting to get
hold of you for some time." He was
"partial to none" when ho arrested
Mr. Lane on Allen street, who was
putting somo drunken man out of his
place, and jerked him to jail, not al
lowing him to go for his coat, hat, or
oven money for his bail. Ho was
"partial to none" when he said, re
ferring to the Cornish voters, "Wait
'till after election and I'll make the
d sons of smell hell." Oh,
yes, he's "partial to none" but his
followers.
In a general way tha people of this
world are divided into two classes,
the fools and the damned fools. Un
fortunately the majority aro nover
able to get across the division line,
and remain all their lives among the
latter class. Of these, probably tho
most conspicuous in Arizona is a pe
culiar species of the human rice,
known as Murphy, by courtesy called
"Judge," by profession a jury broker,
by pretention a democrat, by gain an
"independent." He is not a man of
sense, for a3 La Bruyero savs, "a
fool cannot look, nor stand, nor
walk like a man of sense." Without
acquired knowledge or natural ability,
he repeats by lote what his superiors
say. In this rolo he lately delivered
a so-called "independent" speech,
made up of obscene stories a I'd cull
ings and scraps from handy but un
purchased periodicals In his tirade
he honored himself by mentioning
the democratic party of this county,
and particularly this piper, some
what after this style:
There are no mtiorul issue There aie
no distinctive party issues In Africa it io
sud tint venomous smkespile themselves
in monuments so interlaced and entimrlel
that their bodies foim an impervious trim,
cated cone, with their heads stiekin? out
on all sides. From whatever direction the
enemy appnnches it is met witli forked
and hissing tongues spitting venom, and
is strucK with fangs that poison. The le
publican pirty rrfiy oe likened to this
monument of monsters, its official he ids
rciching out to destroy with the venom of
abuse, deli action, vilification, and insult
every honest republican who has not his
tail within the pile.
The above appeared in an editot
ial in the Argonaut of Oct. 14, and
was localized and repeated in bad
English by this so-called "Judge,"
whose assumption of the honoicd
title is as absurd and ludicrous, as
his periods of sobiiety are rare. And
this plagiari3t is one of the ora
tors of the "independent" movement,
and has the presumption and effron
tery te ask the taxpayers and citizens
to affiliate with a party composed of
one man. But as a German writer
has said "Of all thieves, fools are the
worst; they rob you of your time and
temper."
That's what we say, "Vote for a
man who will guard your rights, pro
tect your interests, and whom neither
land sharks nor nngsters can control
or intimidate." But it won't be for
Neagle, for if you are not of his clique
neither ho nor his officers will protect
your life or property. But vote for
L. W. Carr, a property-holder, and
an honorable man, who will impar
tially pcilorm the duties of the oflico
without fear or favor.
Tho National Scandal,
Washington, Oct. 2S. Tho Star
Route scandals now seem likely to
break out in a new place. Accord
ing to tho latest story several officers
and clerks, bt the department of jus
tice, aro to be dischaiged for reveal
ing secrets of the piosccution to the
defense. During the investigation
and trial of the cases it was noticed
that the defense had important iufir
mation as early as the government it
self, and this led to an examination,
which it is said disclosed the fact that
the clerks were betraying the de.
partment's seorets. The soandal in
volves some quite prominent officers
at the dcDartment.
The Truckce Fire.
San Francisco, Oct. 28. A
Truckee dispatch says: The firo list
evening destroyed a considerable
portion of the business pa t of town,
inc'udiiig the American Hall, Shrift
House and Odd Fellows' Building.
Loss, upwards of 100,000, two thirds
covered by insurance The fire
started in Mank's brewery, at.d is
thought to bo attributable to his
carelessness, and under the first e
citement following, this being the
fourth general fire within a few
ears, there was some talk of
lynching him.
roun(ti. Humeri.
Chester, Pa., Oct. 28. The e
tensive works of the Eureka Cast
steel Company, at Lamskiiu1, burned
this morning. 4 large number of
valuable p Uterus, were also destroyed.
Loss, $150,000, covered by insurance.
TELEGRAPHIC.
uhxj:ra.l XEWh.
(star ICor.te- tJr.tHi-.
"Washington, Oct 27. A warrant
was issued this evening lor the .u
rest of W. Dickson, on affidavit of
Jui or McNeelly, foi endeavoring to
impropeily influence the verdict of
the star route jury. Another war
rant was issued lor hi-, arrest on af
fidavit of Brewster Cameron, with
affidavits of II. A, Bowen and Wil
son. Hoover attached as exhibits,
charging Dickson with conspiracy
with Geo. W. S. Driver and others
to get money from the United States
through Biovvster Cameron for the
purpose of impeding jutlice. Dick
son at midnight stated ho had not
heard of tho issuance of tho warrant
for his airest till a late hour to
night. They ha 1 not buen served,
and ho cou'd c found at homo in
tho morning. It is understood the
warrants were handed to an officer
with instructions not to servo until
to-morrow. A most diligent search
for N. C. Shaw, charged with at
tempting to influence juior Doni
phan, failed even to furnish a clew
to his whereabouts. It is thought
Foole is in Washington eiideavoiing
to arrange for furnishing bail. Payne
has not yet succeeded in procuring
bondsmen, and is still confined in
jail.
ImmlSiatimi Hatter-.
San Francisco, Oct. 28 The
immigration association repor s 9.G
emigrant arrivals by overland rail
roads for the week. They aro mostly
from New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Illinois and Now England, with it
few from all the states and E irope.
The association is rapidly completing
its arrangements for settlements on
government hnd, under the home
stead and pre-emption I ins, on Eel
river, Elk creek and Round valley,
in Mono comity; and on Teel and
Pall rivers and other dist icts in '
Shasta county; on Honey and Eaule
lakes and Big and Long valleys in
Lassen county; and on the Salinas
Naeiamento riverain Estrell t valley
in San Luis Obispo county; and in
Indian and Cholamc v.tllevs in Mon- !
terey county, some of Which me sil i
ready filling up. Other localities '
arc being examined, especially the
foot hill region, whero it ts believed
ihere are good homes for ten thou
sand families on government land.
Arthur at the Helm.
New Yokk, Oct. 5S. The Trib
lino says tho president had v ester
day a comparatively quiet d ij .
Among his calleis were Secretary
Lincoln, Senator Edward, L. B.
Cannon, Franoes Stout and Marshal
Knapp. Thursday next he will go
t ) Washington, returning to this city
on the following Monday, in order
to be here and vote. Tho belief tint
tho prtsi-'ent has come on hero for
tho purpose of directing in person
the campaign in this state, and es
pecially to consult with frienda con
cerning tho citizens' movement, is al
most universal among politic! ins
The Tunes S.13S should to da's reg
istration share in the average increase
of the three days preceding, the to
tal registration will exceed 200,000,
and the vote of nearly 180,000 m.iv
fairly bo expected on the ?th of No
vember. It is not at all probable,
however, that this figure will be e
ceeded.
A Tale Qf iVrccI
San Fp.ancisco, Oct. 28. A Vic
toria dispatch sa : The British m in
of war Kingfisher, returned from
West Coast Island, biings news of a
wreck previously reported, that is
the bark Melville, 91 tons, Captain
Edward F. Harlow, owned by E. F.
Harlow & Co., of Freeport, Me. She
sailed fiom Shanghai for Victoria,
Aug. 18, and was wrecKed on the
reef off Hesquiot harbor on the 10th
lust. All hands were doubtless lust.
The body of a lady dressed in silk,
supposed to be the wife of Cap ain
Harlow, and four male bodies, were
washed ashore and buried by a Cath
olic priest at Hesquiot. The captain
had two children on board, as well a-,
his wife, The vessel went to pieces
in a short time after she struck.
Sroville t'r.inUH
Chicago, Oct. 28. This morning
the verdict in the Scoville insanity
case was received by tho oletk at
10:05 o'clock. Tho verdict declares
Mrs, Scoville insane. The court
room was ciowded, but Mrs. Scoville
was not in tho couit room, and can
not be found. Her lawyer and son
declare they know nothing of her
whereabouts.
Mrs. Scoville has not yet been
fonnd. An afternoon paper here
states her ally said this morning Mrs.
Scoville had friends who would run
her olF to C.tnadi a-id support her
thero if she desired it. The verdict
states that she has ben insane about
six mouths, and her insanity is hered
itary. A Chicnso Ilralii-srzlcr
Chicago, Oot. 28 A few d us igo
1 3
a )oung man cl inning connection
with the Mimic ipolis Agricultural
Implement Co., was arrested hero for
appropriation of checks and d raits
belonging to his employois. It is
now that ho gained access to
money letters of other firms, and that
lie had an accomplice in Chicago who
passed checks for him here while he
did the like in Minneapolis
Heavy Heal f.slntc Transfer.
Sr. Lolms, Oct. 2S. Three hun
dred thousand dollars' worth of land
in west Texas was sold in New York
vesterdny to an English com) my.
Iteturned lloiu,e
London. Oct. 23. Geneial Sir
Girnut Wolseley landed at Dover
this afternoon from Egypt, and was
enthusiastically received.
MINERAL SURVEYORS.
H. B. ftlAXSON,
Member N. Y. anu Philadelphia Mining Bureau )
IIITi:i HTATIIS mil'UTY 3IIA
KEtAL. KUKVKYUK.
1 LL KINDS OF SURVEYING ANU CIVIL
A. Engineering promptly attended to. Offico
.HI Fomth street, ucarlriinnnt. Tombstone, A.T.
H. G. HOWE,
Civil Engineer
AND
U. S. Deputy mineral Survcyoi.
MINING EXCHANGE 1UILDINO.
Tombstone, A.'l
Topographical Slaps ol Mining properties neatly
executed at short notice. Cartful reports made
upon Mining Properties.
35-Tin- Kent of Itefrrcnres. ;icn.
LEGAL.
Delinquent Aotico
TIMA CONSOLIDATED MINING COM
J pany. Licitiou of principal place of
business, San trauclsco, California Locatlouof
works, romvstoue. Cochise County, Arizona
Notice There are elilluqnent upon the following
described stock, on account of assessment (No i
levied on the cleenth day of September, 1?M, the
several amounts set opposite the names of itu
rcspcctlv u shareholder", as follows .
No. No
Names. Cert. Shares. Am't.
It n Hopkins, trustee 2S0 1,000 CC 00
R D Hopkins, trustee.... ii 1000 MOO
11 I) Hopkins, trustee.... S00 1,9 O 9100
lill Ilopli s, trustee.... Si! 0 000 275 00
IV II Atnlngtnn 317 1,000 50 011
John Gamuge .VOI 100 5 0(1
OLDcKechers (8 100 5 rjO
O A viorsc, trutce IT'J 100 5 uO
C A Mor-e, trustee 187 50 2 50
NOAralugton ,307 100 5 00
And In accordance with lau, aud an order of
the Boaidof Directors, made on the 11th day of
sept , 1832, so mauy shares of each parcel of such
stock as may lie necessary, will be sold at nubile
auction at the office ol the company. No 450,
Montgomery street, anFrr - sco, California,
on SATUUDAY.the FOUItriIdi, J NOVEM
BER, 1WJ, at the hou. of Ic'clock. p. m ,
of said day, to pay said dcllDqiunt assess
ment thereon, togctlii r nlihcosls of advertising
uuu expellee's oi me' erne.
n I). HOPKINS, Secretary.
O Frier: No 43t , oLtgomerj street, San tran
cihco. California.
Summons.
TV THE JUSTICE'S, COUKT OF PRECINCT
A. No 1, of Cochi'c County, Arizona lerritory.
In the city of Tombstone, before U. L. Peel, J P.
A. Bauer. Plaintiff, vs Peter Marcoilch Dtfend
ant Mummons In account. Demand, $190 11.
The Terrllo y ol Ari7ona sends greeting to
Peter Marcuvleu You are hereby eutuinoieii and
n quired to appear biforc me at my office In the
city of Tomlist ne, in sa'd con.ity of Cochle, on
t eUlh day of November, A D ISil, at 10o"clck
a m., to answer the comtilaiut uf the above
named piulntifi, who nemtnos of you tho sum of
rill three bO 1U0 d jllars for meats sold and deliv
etedyou ut your special instauieaiidnqnesl by
plHiutin between the flub and len'b ilas or All
e.ust, Sil iml the lurther sum of S13t S3 for
oods, ware nnd merch in lite bought by plulnulf
for voudurlugthe mouth or Augu-t, IBS.', ut your
lii'tauce and r 'qu.-si, mukln ' a total due plaictitl
of $190 11.
Aud If you fait to appear and answer thereto,
nsheicln required, d-lault will be entered against
you, and the plaintiff will take ludicinent against
youasdcmiuded, Midfortost of suit.
Given underlay baud tills uimhday of Septem
ber, A D. 1SSJ
seulOCUt D L PEEL, Jnstlrc of Peace.
Notice of Forfeiture.
r rvOMIIsTONE, TEUUITOKY OF AMZON V,
1 County of Cochise, Oetob:r 10, lssi b. D
hliu,'.rt oml Charles iruuz Jr , your heirs, txecu
tors, udmliilsiMtom or ussli s, vou are hereby
uotilUdthat ho ur.dersli:ncd have upended $J00
in labor a d improvements lor Iheyiars 181 una
lS3i upon the Hojd"lde L"de aud Minlnc claim,
i-ltua ed In the Tombstone Dlntrict, (ouulyif
C'fiebise and Teiritory of AtUutia, owned by b D
Shug rt, 1 has. Cmu, Jr., C. F Tolford, and K
11 Baxter. In order to hold said piimUes under
the provisions of section Sii I, Ucvi.ed statutes
of the United Stales, beiulhe amoti.il icqiiiied
tih Id the sinicf irtheyears . D 1S31 and 1SSJ,
Andif within ninety days irom tteservleeof bts
nollcj (or uitltu iiinitj ih)ialUr this notice by
publication) youtallor refuse to contribute your
prjporttouof such expenditure and coK ol this
advertisement as coowncrs, your Intenst in
salt, elalm will become thi property of the under
signed under said section 2.1; I
O. F TOLFORD,
oct!0 90t E II. BAXriiH
Foi felt lire Xotice.
1ISBEE, TtfltHlTuUY OF ARIZONA,
County of tocuiee, Vuust 1, 18s.!. 'loJobu
Daly aud ti.orge l'oKs,tbir heirs, extcutor,
atuilulstricrsor assUus You ate hei-by uotl
tied that 1 have cxptndid nu Luudred dollars In
labor upon the Pull Sheridan lode aud mlnlie;
claim, situated in the Warien Mining Distri t,
County ol Cochise, Terr'tory of Arizona, owned
by John Daly, Geore Tol 3 and Lewis Byruc,
topyof notice of locatiou ol which Is recotded In
t'lereeords of Ccetitse county. In order to h , id
said ire-ml'es under the piovlrlous uf section
iiJl Kevlsed Statute" ol the United states, beiug
the amount required to hold the same for the year
A.D IBM. Aud If within ninety days from the
service ul this notice (or withlu mneiy davs alter
this notice- by publication) you nil orrefu-e to
conti ibute your proportion el such . xpeuutiure as
co owner, your inured in said claim will become
the propeity ot tne subscriber uider said section
W.U Aud you will also nke notice that the flisr
publication of this Lotlce is on Mie-ust I, lt)".2,
aalJm LEVV'lb I1VUNE.
Assessment Notice.
THE LIMA CO'SOLIDIED MININO
Comnany, locatiou of rinclpal place of
business, San Pra.ncl.to, Call Tula. Locatiou ol
work-, lombstont, Cochise county, Arizoia
Itrrt ery
Notice is hereby given that at a me tins f the
Directors, held or tne eleventh diy of September,
Ids.', an as-csment, (No 3,) of F ve (5) cents pci
th-trewas levied up m the capital stock of the
Corporation, paynble imniidla'ely in United
states gob eolu, io the beeretaiy at tucollleeof
the couipan), t A Moutonury street, San trail
cKo, CatlfiMift Any siock upon vvhlcli this
a-esmul shall icuul i uupal lou tne fourteenth
day tj October, ISs.', will be dcilnuueui, au ud
crlli-ed for salt at public auction; aud uubss
pivment l m!o be or-, will be sold u Saturday
the Fointh Uiy of .November, ISS2, to cay the de
llnquent a-ecssmeut, together vvUh the cotsol
udvertlsiu and cxpen"ei of 8 lie.
K D HOPKINS, Secretary.
OrricE: 4 6 Montomeiy street, sau!ranclco,
Calllorula. seplotf
Summons.
IN JUSTICE'S COUItr OF TOWNSHIP NO.
1, In. he C lunty uf Cothisc, IVrmury of Ari
zona, before A. . Felter. Justice of the Peace,
L Jonc, PlalntifT, vs. II F Coleman at d VV. H
Coleman, Defendants. Demand, S'l CO
Ihe 'lerrtorywf Ari-ona sends greeting to It
f. Coleman and VV. It C Oeinan. D f.udjnts
ou ura lurebv summoned und requlnd to ppiar
before me at my nlhc in ihe City of Tombstone,
County of ''ochisc, on the Jlst uay of OetiJbcr,
A.D. lSSJ, at loo cork a in., to unsvver the
complaint or the ubove iianud plaintiff, who de
mand of )uu h tt yon a'e Indebted io him In the
sum ol forty one uud til lOOilollais lor rent of a
certalu room luthe c ty of tombstone, taldcoUkty
and. temtnry, rent coriuunced March Mh, and
continued null! iuv lGm inclusive, kbl
And it you tail to appear aud aLNU.r cald coin
plaint as hi rein required, the plaint ill will take
Judgment a.-tinst joua demanded, and for the
costs of the suit
Givin under my hand this tventy ninth day of
August, A D.lssi A J lbLThll.
au.W td Justice of the Peace of said Tp.
Asisessmeiit .Intfrc.
NOTICE IS 1IEKMIY UIVEV TO LEAN
11 DKK VIIi.NtSE,nr auyouei lilmlug interest
in ihe MnmiUrcnt mlnlnselalm.sliuiitQ u the
Californtt District. Cochise Coitnl), Arizona 'jv.
rhorv,ihat the uuders'giud lias done the assess
metit wo k required )y law, or the yiars 1S-0 and
lsbl.ind niiksK I am paid for the same within
l iuct) days aller the expiration ufthc puMlcation
of Ibis notice, the claim will lie mine according
to law. H. II. WAT SON,
Aracr.cvn Exchange.Ilotel, Suu Fianosco. Cal
auS 3mw
StimmniiN.
Ill JUSTICE'S COUKT OF TOW N
ship 2to. I, In tlieioiiuty of Cochise, Territory
of Vrizona, before I) I. Picl.Jus iceof the peare,
s C. Bagg.aiid S M. Harrow Plalntlfl vs. B Will
man. Defendant, The 1'. rrltory of Arizona sends
greettnetoll VVellman.DefenclauttYoiiare hereby
summoned and tequired Io appear before me al
my office, in theCity ol Tombstone, County of
Cochisi, on the twentieth dav of December, A D
183i, at 10 o'clock, a- m to answor the
complaint of the above nnmed plaintlfl.
who demand that jou are iudebtcd to him
in the sum of $JJl 0 duo to ilaintill, as commit
slons on the sale of jmh1, wares and merchandise
sold at auction fordir.ndant by plsluilils, and for
U images on account of defendant's failure lo com
ply with thotcrmsof siidont-act or sale And
it you fail tonnnearand arsuer ih mta mm
plaint, as lurcln required, 'he plaintiff till take
judgment against jou as ilemaud d and for the
cosis oi inisuic
Uivtn nder my hand this 10th day of October,
in the year or our Led jne thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-two.
B.L PEEL,
Jnlc of th Pr of said Township.
MISCELLANEOUS.
THOMAS BRADY
3VEoxrolaaxx Tailor,
Xo. OTIiIrd street, iienr Jlurket. Sun
I'iniiclMco
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND A SU
pe rior qnalily of t he latest My les of Foreign
aud Domestic C'ai-hlmeres. His fits are acknowL
edged to be the best. Call and examine my work
and prices, or send for samples and rates.
Lawrence Collins.
NA 1 1 VE OF NEVVC VSTLE VVKST.COUNTY
Llmerick. Ir. land L-ft California, where
he worked in the minis for raanv yea-s, aboutter.
years ago, to go to Arizona. "Age Ifllvlng.49
ycirs Any one knovvine of him or his where
abouts, will greatly oblige by commn'lcatlnc
with his bro her, Michael Collins, 270 Clemcntlrn
Strict, San Francisco, Cal. jyjo diw
Notice to the Public.
HAVING HE A KD TIUT CERTAIN PAU
ties had offered for sale oxen b-anded with
circle B, the public arc notified that no one except
the nniterslgiied havo any authority to sell them,
and before eelllnir we always vent lh cattle on
Ihe left fore shoulder.
o'1"'"! IHRNET Jfc BLOCK.
TlOIt A OUAKTEU OF A CENTURY OK
... icigniHK rpeeiuc ioi i nuigestion, dyspepsia,
fever and ague, a loss or physical stamina, flrer
complaint and other disorders, and has been most
eraph itlcallv indorsed by medical men as a health
anil strength restorative. It counteracts a ten
dency to premature decay and sui tains and com
Torts the a " d and Infirm For sale by all dm
ists and dealers Generally. "
- - - .'.' outHiiiouj xiuiers uus Been
I'ropoHnlN for Frewli Beef nnd Muttou.
Headquarters Dtpartmen of Arizona,
Office Chief Comm ssaiy of Subsistence,
tt hlpp e Barracks, Pmescott, A .T Aug 25, 188J
SEALED PRlPOSLS, In triplicate, sublcct
io the u.-u.ii cojdltlons, will be received at
thlsoffieeora theofflceo the Pot Commissary,
until i o'clock, noon, on Monday, Sept. 85, IBM,
at which t me and places they will be opened In
the presence of .b'rtdcrs, for furnishing and dcllv
ery of such quantities of Fr-sb Beef and Mutton
on the block as may from lime to time be required
by thesnbslstenc! Department, at Camp Price,
son hern end ot the Chlrlcahua Mountain", A.T.,
from Oct. 1st, 188J lo June 1-0,1883
Proposals mast be accompant-d by a bond with
two sureties in the sum or $1,00000, and in ac
cordance wit'i the form prescribed. A proposal
unaccompanied by such a bond will not be coa
sldered.
fcach proposal must be accompanied by an affi
davit ctt ng forth that thebidner Is not concwseA
"'ZV'i'y .nr "directly In any other bid than ttaUo,
which m name Is aopended
'I he sui cessfnl bidder will be required o entcr
into a written contract wi h tho Uuked Statce.
with pood and spproved surety within, ten darn
after being notified ol tac accptance of his propo
sal r
The Government reserves tfco right to reject:
am or all proposals.
Blank proposals, bonds, and fnll Informational
to the manner of hidulup . coudtiiuns to bo ob
nervedby bidders and tcinis of contract and r
meut, ill bo fumlsheu on application to Ibid
oll"ce, or to the Commissary at the post.
Envelope containing prnpo-als onlcT be
marked: -Proposus for beef and .Vitte-u," aad
addressed to the undersigned, or to. the Post Com-
mlssaiy at Camp Pr.ce, A.T. au30 td
C1IA3. P EAGAN, Cavt. C. S , U S.A.
Summons.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE FIRST
Judicial District of tho Territory or Arizona,
In and lor the County of Cochise.
Abraham S. Hcltchcvv, plaintiff, vs. Harriet
Jane Heitchew.rlefcndant. ction brought inthe
Dlstilct Court or the Hrst Judicial District of the
Territory of Arizoua, in and for ihe county of
Cochise, and the complaint filed in the said
county of Cochise, In the office: of lh clerk of
sail District Court.
The Territory of Arlrona sends greeting to
Harriet Janu Iloitchen, Defendant: Yon are here
by required to appear In an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff, in the District
t ourt of the First Jud cial District of the TcrtU
to y or Ar'zoaa, In aud for the eounly of CocVjse,
and to answer the roinplalat filed therein, vjtj.hln'!
twety dij (exclusivcol the day ol service)-, oltej
the service on jou of this summons ill aenrdj
within this county; or II served out of tWiCountyr
bntlnihisdi.trict. within thirty days; otherwise,
wlthtu foriy days), or Judgmeat bv default will be,
taken ailust you according to. the prayer of saldi
complaint
T he ald actljn Is brotiisht to obtain a decre or
this court dirsolv Ing the bonds of matrimony sow
exi ting between plaintlfl and dcfcnilant aud for
such other and lurther relief as may b lust and
equitable, as will more fully appear ia the com
plaint on file lu ny office.
And jou arc hereby notified that it you fall to
npp-ar and unsvver tre said complaint, as above
nqnlrcd, the said plaintlft will apply to the Court
for the -eliel demanded in said complaint.
Glveti und-r my h nd and Seal of the District
Court of the Flrt Ju'IcM District of theTerrl
tore or Arisoua, In and for Ihe County of Cochise,
thi- llth day of Feb-uary, In the year of our Lord
one thoai d eight hundred aedel;hty-two
skal.) v. II SKAMANs, Clerk.
By LOUIS A.SOUC, Depnty Cl 1c
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Tliti powder never varies. A marvel of purity,
strength an i whol.someness More economical
thau the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in
competition with the irultlmde of low .est, short
weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only
In cans KovalBvkino Powder Co. 108 Wall
street, N. Y sepMiwtf
J. V. VICKERS,
IM FREMONT STREET,!
Real Estate, Mines, Money
and Insurance.
Ite.-tl Itnte Bought, sold and Heutcd. Co.
ictlous Made, Taxes Tald etc.
JUnex Bojght and Sold.
Honey Loans Negotiated and Investment
Vlade.
Insurance Fire, Accident and Llf.
or.KY I'UULIC.
Have vou seen the ''Langtrv
Hat"? If not, go to Mrs
Slewnrt's find take a peep.
p i,UBru1TtD 5 Tl
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Otters
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