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WEEKLY EPITAPH
TOMOSTOXE, AUIZQNA. OCTOnKR, 88. KSi
uvic ciioici:.
Of tlio three nomiiioe3 for sheriff
wo bolievo Larkln W. Carr tho best
Ctteil in overy rcspeot. Ho is recog
nized among tho business and solid
men of tho county as honorable,
brave and courteous in brief, a
gentleman. Mr. Vird is tho jepro
senta.ive of a party whom we op
pose on principle. Ho may be u
worthy man and exemplary citizen,
but wo don't wish to see him elected
to tho highest office within tho gift of
the peoplo of this county, for the
simplo reason that Mr. Cur is a
democrat and wo believe better quali
fied to fill the office. Politically, we
object to Neaglo because n republi
can at hca't ho espoused democracy
when President Arthur vetoed the
Chinese bill, thinking it would be
tho strongest party and would carry
him into the office to which he as
pires. When tin party repudiated
him he became an "independent,"
proving most conclusively that hi
political principles were entirely
guided by tho party offering the
greatest inducements. As sheriff,
his hasty, ungovernablo temper; his
inclination to resort to harsh meas
uurcs; his habit of drawing and usin"
firearms to intiniidato when unwar
ranted by facts, all prove him an un
fit person to trust with tho high re
sponsibilities of tho office of sheriff
If on no other grounds, wo should op
poso the other's and support Lurkin
W. Carr, becauso they are republi
cans and ho is a democrat a demo
crat who stands by his party through
good and evil report; through the
darkness of defeat and the gl.ry of
victory.
By our. local columns it will ic
eeen that what at one time promised
to bo a sanguinary encounter betweon
W. B. Horton, democratic nominee
for superintendent of publio instruc
tion, and Benj. Morgan, a prominent
and wealthy attorney at law, recently
of Tucson, was amicably settled.
Morgan published, or at least
fu.-nished, tho material for a very de
famatory pamphlet against Horton.
Upon consideration and consulta
tion with his friends, Morgan apolo
gised for the personalities contained
therein. Many will, no doubt, ac
cuse him of cowardice, and in fat,
ho is one of two things, cither a very
bravo man or a weak coward. We
cannot, with our knowledge of the
'man, believo him to be the latter, for
it requires a bravo man to face pub
lio opinion and apoligiso when ho
discovers that ho has committed an
error and wrongfully inflicted an in
justice upon a fellow. man.
I'r required u little over 2,000 to
elect Neagle marshal last January,
and at that time, as now, ho claimed
that he controlled tho miners. In
that election ho received a few votes
over 500, in a vote of less than 1,300.
Ho is not as strong to-duy as he was
then, as many who Worked lor him
and spent their money to securo his
election will do all in their power to
dofeat him for sheriff. Now there
are nearly 2,000 votes registered in
Tombstone, and at the samo ratio as
last spring ho will not reeeivo more
than a third of them, which will do
feat him in spito of every effort he
or his friends may make.
We trust all the papers of South
ern Arizona will exert every effort
within their power to l;avo tho head
quarters of tho military removed
from Prescott to Fnrt Huachuca.
We aro fully satisfied tViat all tho of
ficers, including the commander,
Gen. Crook", aro in favor of tho trans
fer, and when the barracks are com
pleted there win ne ample accommo
dation for all tho forces required.
This is an important matter to t io
peoplo of Southern Arizona, and as
, this is the field of danger tiers is
no good reason why tho transfer
should not bn made.
The I?epu)lican reads the Epitaph
a lecture in a "plain frank way."
Yes, wo know these "straight-forward
and consistent" paper.". As Shakes
peare says:
This Is the iAhic fellow.
Who, having been praised fur blimtr.ee., doth
affect
A sancy roughness; uuel construing tuo pari),
'JuHo from Ms nature: llu cannot flatter; lit!
An honckt mind nd plain, ht mnst pak
truth;
An the; r. ill take It so;f not, ho's plain.
Thcec kind of knives 1 know, winch In this
plainness
Harbour more rraft and more corrnptlvu rude,
Than t-eentyillly clucking obervant,
That stretch their dmlex uicely.
The Railroad Guido says: "Twen
ty years ago it required iivo
tons of coal to make a ton of iron
rails. Now a ton of steel rails may
be produced from the ore with half
that amount of coal." And it is a
told day when Gould can't steal a
w'rolo railroad, and it doesn't niako
much difference how much you rail
abou it eithor.
Tun Lcs Angeles Express in refer
ring to. u recent articlo in tho Tuc
son Star says: "Tho Tucson Star
expresses tho regret " that there is
no neutral ground on which men
can meet for an honest difference of
opinion." This is, perhaps, drawing
it too strong. But there is a lament
able want of courtesy among men
when they find themselves antago
nized on questions upon which there
is an honest difference of opinion.
Legitimate facts and a fair mode of
reasoning aio soon abandoned for
charges of treachery and mendacity
and vituperative- epithets. And
when bad blood is stirred up, thero is
no telling to what extremes men
will go. As the logical outgrowth
of this habit, many most excellent
men have been drawn into deadly
encounters, in which one. or both
have laid down their lives. We
could never understand why men
should think lcs of each other be
causo they differ on a question, be
it ever so important. One person
may meet another with the lie, or
knock Mm down or shoot him upon
the street, or on 'the field of honor,'
and tho tiutli remains the same. By
such inci.ns nothing is vindicated and
nobody is satisfied. As long as the
human mind is constituted as it.is,
men will differ and differ widely
upon important questions, and there
is no way to mako them change ex
cept to present such proof as is con
vincing. It is a splendid sight to
see two well-trained intellects moot
in the clash of joint discussion, when
each refuses to uso any weapons
save those that belong to legitimate
disputation. On the other hand
gross personalties are simply contemptible."
Tiik Los Angeles Express of a
lato dato comments as follows on a
notice of Judge Peel recently appei
ing in tho Epitaph: "Wo lieartily
indorse what the Epitaph says ol
Judge Ptel. Ho is a thoroughly
good man. Both in this city and in
Tombstone the writer of this notice
has sat f jr hours and talked with the
Judgo on all sorts of subjects legal,
political, social, religious, scientific
and literary and we never heard
him advanco an idea that was not
worihy of a, true man. He is emi
nently qualified for the position
which he seeks, and wo undertake
to say that if tho good people of Co
chiso county should elect him, they
will never regret it,"
Xfiv Itiilen for .lUiilng I'lalms.
The following regulations were on
Sept. 23d approved by the Secretary
uf th'i Interior and communicated to
registers and surveyors-general.
1. The first care in recogn'zing an
application for paten 1 or placer
claims must bo exercised in deter
mining the exact classification of the
land. To this end ihu clearest evi
dence of which tho case is capable
must bo presented. If the claim be
all pli.cer ground that fact must be
stated in tho application and corrob
orated by accompanying p oofs. II
of mixed placers and lodes it should
bo so set out, with a description of
all known lodes situated within the
noundaries of tho claim. A specific
declaration, such as is required by
section 2,333 Revised Statutes, must
bo furnished as to each lode intended
to be claimed. All other lodes are,
by the silence of the applicant, ex
cluded by law fiom all emim ty him
of whatever nature, possessory or
otherwise.
2. Section 2,395, Revised Statutes
(sub-division seven) requires the
surveyor to "rote in his hold books
tho true situation of all mines, salt
licks, salt springs and mill seats
which come to his knowledge." Also
"all vater courses over which the
lines ho runs may pass." It further
requires him to note "the quality ol
tho lauds." The descriptive notes
aro required by sub division eight to
bo incorporated in the plat by the
surveyor-general.
3. If these duties havo been per
formed tho suiveyors will furnish a
reasonable guide to tho district olli
twrs and to claimants in prosecuting
their applications. But experience
has shown that great neglect has i -suited
from inattention to the law in
this icspect and tho regular plats are
of very Jit'lo value in tho matter. It
will therefore be required in the
future that deputy surveyors shall, at
the expensive of tho parties, make
full examination of all placer claims,
and duly note the facts as speaified
in tho'law, stating tho quality, the
composition of tho soil, the kind and
amount of timber and other vegeta
tion, tho locus and size of streams
and such other matters as may appear
upon the surface and underground
workings, whether placer or lode, for
mining purposes.
1. In addition to this data which
tho law requires to be shown in all
cases the deputy should report with
efcrenco to proximity to center
of trade or residence; also of well
known systems of lodes, deposits or
of individual lodes. lie should also
report as to the use of adaptability of
the claim for placer mining whether
water has been brought on in sulli
cient quantity to mine tho same or
whether it can bo procured for tha
purpose, and finally what works or
expenditures have been made by the
claimant or his grantors for the
development of tho claims, and their
situation and location with respect to
to tho same as uppliod for.
5. This examination should bo
reported by the deputy under oath to
tho sifveyor-general and duly corro
borated, and and a copy of the same
bo furnished with tho application for
patent to tho claim, constituting a
part thereof, and including tho oath
of the applicant.
C. In case of proposed claim for
lands not yet surveyed, the foiegoing
regulations will govorn an application
for survey.
7. In controversies hereafter to
bo determined respecting the mineral
valuo of lands, their value for all
purposes, whether agricultural or
municipal, or as seats for towns, will
be considered without reference to
the decisions heretofore made in
particular cases. No decision finally
executed, however, will be consider
ed under this modification.
8. No application by association
of persons for patent To a placer
c'aim will be allowed to embraco
more than 100 acres, nor will any
application be entertained to embrace
more than one location.
9. Application awaiting entry,
whether published or not, must be
made to conformity to these regula
tions both in respect to the amount of
ground and examination as to the
character of the land. Entries ul
ready made will be suspended for
examination by the commissioner,
and such additional proofs as may bo
deemed necessary in each case will
be demanded.
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Treats nil Chronic ami Special I)ic:e9
YOUNG MEjY
WHO JIEN WHO MAY BE SUFFERING
from IhecficUs of youthful follies or India
cretl n will do well to avail themselves of this,
the greatest toon cwr laid on the altar ot suffer
ing Eur nulty. Dr. M'lNN HY will guarantee to
lorli-li $500 for everj- case of Seminal Weakiics
or private dlecafo of any kind or character which
he uudertukes and fills to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEjY.
There are many at tho aio of thli ty to sixty who
arc troubled with too frequent cvaciiHtlons of Hit
bladder, olteu accompanied by a slight etnartl'ig
or burning sensation and a weakening of the sys
ttm In a manner the patient cannot account for.
On examining tho urinary deposits a ropy bail
ment will often be found, and sometime small
patllflca of albumen will appear, or trie color will
lie of u thin mtiklsh hue, again changing to a
dark and torpid appearance. There are many
men who die of this difficulty, Ignoraaut of the
cause, whlchis the second stage of seminal weak
ness. Dr. S. will guarantee a perfect curu In all
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Surplus Fund and Ui.dlldcd I'roflts $3.-120.
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Vice President D. CALLAGHAN
Cashier . 1. MORGAN
diiiectors:
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I'.Callaghan, Peter Donahue,
C. U. Hooker, Jumes I'belan.
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N. Van Beigiu.
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Ilumburg Hes'C, Newman & C'
New Vork Nnxiona Bank of Commerce
Boston Biackstono National Bank
Exchange on prlnc par cities of the United
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Cummcicinl credits itsutd available in China,
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Collec tlons miido and piompt returns rendered
at market rates of eschinge.
Account" solicited from Individuals, Firms,
Btnks i nd Brokers. mTlf
First Class Work
J-'or Male nml Female AkciiIm.
From glOOto $-30 a month can be made without
ri-k of loss. In starring to sell our goods, as we
will take hack all unsold of thetlrst order We
want an ugent In tvery county, who will go to
work at once. SI I on be made cut of Sll wortn
ul goods, and It )ou cannot bell these goods, you
return them tons and g. I jour money back No
real Agent expects m ire than this, nml we are tho
ohly cmnloyiiB ol Agents In the United States
ihat will take b.icl: unsold good. We make this
oiler hecnueouu know our goods will clli-oin-ily
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who has seen ourofler. It is really un
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M anxiffnoturor.
Solo Agent for tho Only gtnuine
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Guaranteed for tcuj years
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Manufacturer of
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And Assignee lor tho Patentee of the
NEW PATENT POOL ATTACHMENT.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.,
On account of removing to my new Quarters, 1111
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I will now sell goods 2u per cent less tnan
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tell him to send for it to TITC0 3III A. OO.
kole Agents, No. 223 Sacramento St., hau
cclm, California.
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' . i-t :.nl cheapest Organs ever offered
i tn . v,,t. l.vci" In-tniment warranted for
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r
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An Itxtrnnrttluiiry OfTcr.
There are a number of persons nut ol employ
ment lu ccry couniy.jet energetic men IiI1k
to work do not need to be Those willing to
work sun ninke from Slu to SU0O a month clear, '
working for us In a plcapiiut and permanent
buflliie'. The unio lut our neutit make aries -
come making an uIl'Ii ai j.WI a muiiili Mhl.e o h
era an Io'v a S100, all dependlns on the in rj;y nf
the 02ent. o hae un m lie e oi r, at merit It
should be Hold to tiirj h no owni.nnd puj
oer lUUier cent prottt. Urch mi'c I. Im.n $.1 It)
to SID. Uue agent tn I'tniisjnanl i told :)i m
two iu)r?, and cleared ;i,l Au mren In Sc I
ion, miuios4 jtnoiie day Anj m in with inei
gyelioUkh to woik a lull d.iy,nud wll. do this
during he year, cin muke fioni 52,U()i;io $li,U0Ua
jear. We only want one mini lu each cuiliit),
and to him we will tdw'thc '.clilewilc a long
an he continues to work Ittithfully lor im There
Is ncompctl!loii,and unthlngllkeour limn tlou
made Purtlce h.nlug liom SJU to $l,UOU to lu
vest can obtain a general tigei cy for tell couulies
o a State. Anyone can make an luweiuu'n ol
from Ji'i to $1,11,1 w llh. ut the Ica't rUk ol Iom",
as our clrcuUrn will nhow that thoee luveellng
$2', can after a lit) days' trial return tho roods nu
cold to us and get their money hack, II they do
not clear at leat $100. They rhow that a general
agent who will take ten countlib and imest JJ1G
eaa after u trl.il of IK) days Rturn all goods uo d
tone, and hate money returned to them If they
Jail to clear at leat $700 In tint lime. Weaic
not paying wilarics, nut want men willing to
work and obtain as their piiy the profile of their
eneigy. Men not willing to work on ourtennB
will not work on unv 1 lioe meaning tiutineta
will rccche our large descriptive circular au 0 ex
trunrdtnaiy offer by euciorlng a three-cent stamp
nfhtheiraddress. The first to comply with our
ti inn will secure the county or counties they may
with to work.
Address Henucr Jla'iuliicturlng, l'onipauy,118
Smlthfield street, Plitrburi;, Pa.
rT-Thls great
Strengthening II tu
rfy A Neno Tonic
N th le.ritlnia'o re
ult of oter twenty
WW!T5lSHllK,X )""' of practical ex
t'"-BBjV5e x'vWSiyisB ''' S l'ieiicc and cit!
e'!'lftftK& XLMyf m w ith i?faiiimi c ,.n.
tainty NvrMiiin and
Pli)sU.iyu hi 1 1 ty.
Seminal evknees,
pcrinatorrhoea,
llinlsslon-, Impoten
ci. 1'xhaited Vilal-
I'reniotura Declluc. and ios or .miooi.
from whatcei cause produced. It cmlrlivs uud
purifies the Blood, htrengthen- the Nenes,
Ilriiln. Muscle", Digestion, Itcproilitcllve Organs,
and Physical and Mental l'.i nllles. It Mnps any
numitur.il and d"bllltuilug drain upon the sjsiem,
nretentlni? invo'untarv losses, deb matin?
dreams, seminal looses with tin- urine, etc.ro
dcstiuctlle to mind and bodv It l a sure elim
inator of all KinNEY and iii.adiieii tomi-laists.
1 1 contains no tnjunou ingredients. To those
suffering from the ell effects of jniilhful Indis
cretion or eiccsscs, a speedy, thorough and ner
manenl cure Is Utiirantctl. Price, S'Bllper nol
tle, nrlhe bittlcs In ca-e, with lull directions
aiiilacMce, 310. Sent secure fiom oVenatlon to
any address upon receipt of price nr ('. (). I).
To be had only or UK. C. 1. SAI.FIRM),at
Kearney street, -an rranclco, Ual. Consults
tlons stilctly confidential, by letter or at office
tske. For the conteriicnco of patients, and In
order to Usiire pcrlect secrecy, I hate adopted a
priMte address, under wklch all packages aio
forwarded.
TRTAL BOTTLi: FKEE!
Xotick I will send a trial holtlenf the Hejuv
cr.ator rutllclent to show U merit free of
ihirge, to any one afflicted, uppMng by letter,
stating his svmptom and age. Com'nun rations
stilctly conadentlal.
DR.C.D.SALFIELD,
15 Kearney Street. Sin Frinclsco, t"a'ifor..la
m5 6-SM!5ir.
KiimmnnH.
IN THE DISTRICT COUItT OF THE FIKST
Judclal District nf tho Territory of Arizona,
in and for the County of t'ochlse, Patrick Harring
ton, FlHlntlff, s. Jimts S. Clark, John D. Hne
and John J. Anders in, Drlendants. Artlnu
brought In the District Couri of the First Judicial
District of the Te rltorv ot Arizon-i, In and for the
CoiintynfC.iehl'e, nncf the roinplalot filed In the
said County of CocliUr, .n the office ol the Clerk
of said District Court. The Territory ot Arizon.1
sends greeting io Jumes S. Clark. John D. Ilnue,
and John J. Anderson, I) -fe.. dints. You are
hereby required to anpe'ir In an action brniighl
agal styou by the aliove named Plalullff. in ihe
District Court oftho First Julicial District ofihe
Terrlt ry of ArUoni, In and for the County or
Cochise und'o answer thee niiplal'itfi'ed therein,
within twenty days (exclusive of tue day of ser
vice), after the service on yon of this s'-minons (,il
served vvilhiri this county; or If seived out ol this
county, tut in tint district, within Ihlriy dais:
otherwise within forty days), ir judgi.icnt by tie
laullvvlilhe taken against you tueoidtug to the
prajer of said complaint. The raid action l
brought to obtain decree adjudging tint defei d
ants hold the legal tlllu to certain ical tststcin
t e City ol Tom istoih", Cochise County, A. T.,
as trustees in trust fur the u e and benefit
plaiutln", that delendauts within such time and In
such tcims as the courr, may deem just, mske
deed of said proyeity Io plnlutlft, to cinlct pljln
tlll's title thereto tor costs audgeaertl rellef,ali
of which more lully appears by leference lothn
complilntnn file licielu; said real estate Is de
scribed us Lots Si and 21 in block 17, acco'dlng to
the original mnp of Tombstone, made by stolon
. Alll", -March 5th, lb"!). And jou are hereby
notlhed that If you fail to appear and answer the
said complaint, as above reiulred, the said plain
tifi will lake judgment by delimit and apply to the
Court for the reliel denial ded In the cum plaint,
(.iviu tinder mv hand and tcal of the District.
Court of the First, Judicial District ofthu Terri
tory of Arizona, In und lor the County ol Cochise,
this 11th day of April, In the v.ar of our I.ord one
thousand eight hundred and eigtwo.
IsEAL.J W.ll. Su.uiaKS,
lly E. M. Caiiii, Deput
The Great Ena-lish Itemeily.
Is a never (ailing cure
'r Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vltalitv,
-. tmn in vv ea Kuess,
1 Si timet a rane e. I.iiht
i ml ci d, Inipot oncv.
I'aralj sis, and sll the ter
rible eflects oi sen abuse
i mithlul lollies and ex
cesses in mature years
sueh as Loss in Memory,
Lassitude, uoctural em
,ss ons, aversions to so
ciety, dimness of vl'siou, noises in the head, the
vital fluid, pissing r.noba -rven through the urine,
and many other dleeasci that lead to insanltv and
dcith
Dr. MIntle, who Is a regular graduated phyl
Clan, will asrreelo forfeit five hundred dollnis for
a cisc of this kind that the Vital liestorative (un
der hi specHI devise and treatm .nt) will not cure,
or for anything Impure or Injurious lotind In It.
Dr .Mintte treats all diseases success itlly vvlllioui
mtrenn Consllta'ton'ree. Thorough examina
tion and advise, including analysis of urine, ;0.
Price of Vital liestorative. S! a bottle, or lour
times the qnaatltv, $10. sent to any address upon
receipt or price, or C. O D , s ci.re Irom obervn
Hon, and in private name, If desired by A. E.
MINTIE, M. D, No. 13 Kearney street, ban Fi.in
ciico, California,
Dr. Mlntte's Kidney Itemcdy. NEI'HP.ETI
CT.M, cures all kliiHsol kidney nnd bladder coni
plilnt", (Jonnorrhoea, L cucmrhoea, Ohet. For
s-tldbr nil drufl-t"! 1 n bo tie, six bottles S".
Dr. Mlutle's I) vNDELION PILLS are the Dee
and chcipcst dvspcpsiu uud bililous cure in the
market, For 'e by all druggists.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FKEE
Will be sent to any one applying by letter, statin
sympiouis, sex ntnl age. h.ri t seerecy in legsrd
to all business transactions. nils
Notice,
rpO .1.1). KINNEAlt YOU AltE HEliEUY
l notified that wo have expended one bundled
dollais in labor and improvement? upon the Mo
zart mine, of gold hearing ore, situate in the Dus
C.ibe-7iis Mining Dl.tilct, about two miles north
east of Evvell Siulng", in order to hold said lireni
ises under the provisions ol ectlons Jl.'lniid ii.'S
of the ltevlsed Malutes of the United States, and
the act ot Cougrcssn, approved Januarv
2d, 18S", mendatory theieof; said sum
being the amount required to hold the said mine
for the v ear ending ISS'J. Now, If within utuet r
dnjs from the publication of this not'ee, yon In.',
or r fuse tucautilbule v our proportion ofsuehex
penditiire as a co owner, jou intere"t In raid
claim will become the properly of the subscribers
under Ihe svetious ol the revised statutes nfuie
mentioned. JOHN McOl'KtJOK,
WILLIAM FOWLEIt.
Dos Cabezas, Cochise County, A. T.
Assessment .nt!i'i.
TO JMES LOWIU", W P. CONL1N AND
l E. S HOS. Iht'lr heirs or nwsii'iw. S'minn.
hereby notified t' at the undersigned has exuended
the full sum ol one liuiidrcl dollars ($100) upon
the chaniber'o'i mine.belng Iheasiessmi-nt work
lequlied by lnw.fo, Ihe purpose of holding tub1
prunl-es for th" vcar ending December ill, lbSl.
Now, vnlees jou or ear n of jou come forward and
nay to me the sum of twenty fl e dollars, being
he pioportlon of eae'h as eqind co-ovv ners, vvltliln
n'nety dajs Irom ihe llrpt publlcaiion ft thl.
nntU-e, jour Initre-I or tie inleiest of the one
deftiulting will be forfilled to rue according to
law. Said mine is situated In the Tevls Mluine
District, on the North sloue ol the I)o Cabe.ns
uinge of niountuins.
WW L. MAI1T1N.
Dated July flth, 1PS2 J153m
Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF PATEIOK MvcMENE'lEH,
Cecea-ed Nolce Is herehy given b. the un
dersigned, Ad'ilnlslrntor of Ihe E'tnts ol Patilck
MiicMenenier, deceased, to the cre-dllors of, and
all persous having claims ai'aln-t tbc said d.
ceased, to exhibit I hem with the necessary vouch
ers, within ten months after the 111 stpuhlicat Ion ot
this notice, in the said admit istrator at his pi ire
of business at Tusker & Prl'lham's store on south
eat corner ol Aden and Fifth streets, in Tomb
stone in Hie said County of Cochise. Torrltorv-cf
Arizona.
Da'idJulyir., IBS.
QE )HGEPKID'IM.
Admlulstralor of the Eti( of Patiick Mac
Uo.ntr. dscsissd, Jylvrlms,
nmrnm
WWz ,Ua
?Lm
"lslsssWJW J j'lssssssssl"" !
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WJWM
Doane & Henshelwood,
Saia Pranoisoo, California,
Importers and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
OUlt SPKINO STOCK IS NOW OPEN AND COMPKISBS COMPLETE LINKS OF PRINTS
Ginghams, Dress (loud.. Cashmeres. Mourning floods, Ulster Cloths. Silks, Velvets,
Trimmings, shawls. Domestic U nds, While Goods, Parasols, lloslert. Merino
Underwear, lilbl) ns, La es, Neck We r, Gloves, Fancy Gmias, c. i
Vt e are also agents for the celebrat d oster Gloves, and for the benefit of parties wlfmln to ordsr
them we give the prices: 5 hooks $!. 7 hooks, SWi, 15 hooks, in while a d open shades only. SJ.R0.
Orders promptly filled and sailsfaetion guaranteed. Samples sent on application.
DOANE & HENSHELWOOD,
Kearney Street. Corner Sutter.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
F. S. Chadbourne & Co.
735 MARKET STREET, SAX FRANCISCO,
Desire to Inform the Public that Their Stock of
FUB1TIE
UPHOLSTERY
WAS NE'V ER MOItE COMPLETE THAN AT PRESENT. OUR WAHKKOOMS ARE FILL
edvvlthamosicmipleten.sorienintof KINE. MEDIUM aud LOW PRICED FURNITURE, and
which is boin Ben"tllu and Aitietic. Our Ue-lgns are new, and none but ihe Best Workmanship is
allowed to leave our Sale rooms. Hotels at.d priva e n eidmces furnl-hcd. Designs submitted and
Estimate-" glvm. Proprieto s of Interior and seashore rcort' will find a very extensive isortmn
at special pries. Intel ding purchasers will consult their own Interests by thoroughly Insuecllnr
onrstoik before purchasing. '
F. S, CHADBOURNE & CO.,
No. 735 Ularket Street,
Althee
WHOLESALE
AID
'oici:itgriiim kt. xsn jiaiukx i.a.m:. yujia.
THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS RESPECTFULLY CALLED
TO MY STOCK OF
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
FANCY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES & EVERY VARIETY OP
Gents' and Ladies' Wear,
I Have Everything in the Shape of
Hardware, Guns, Pistols, f Cartridges. Powder, Etc.. Etc
Tlir. LAKGCST AXD OM.V COMPLETE
UOU.SE OJI THE
205 & 207 Lsidesdorff, and 529 Commercial Streets, -:
CHICAGO O-flS-:, sivCTivftcrn nr '
173 rONPOE STPrxi S- rllAACISCO, CAL.
Wo Iroeii uv, hnca U-n tarcost Stock of Amcricar rancy Typo ever kept on
this Coast, tocotlisr wU a comploto ctock of Wlllor e lUcbard'a Scotch Typo, and ',
can furnish at a ir.onijr.t'H notlca anythlnc in tho Printers' IIqo from a bodkin to t
Cylinicr rrc-sa. Wo Save a very largo stock of New and Second-hand Printing
Trccsos cf nli r.ia!t;c cjsA dsos. Vfo aro solo agents for, and Scoop ia stock, Campbell i
Cyllcilar Prcf to3, CcttroU a Ssbeoclc ditto, also Peerinii. rninnnr. t.-,i nnfn ,. U
j wBbuinswu woudoi-c, wnstanston Hand Presses, now Baxter Steam Engines (Just
tho thlner rcr printers), Tuorli Water Motors, Gem Paper Cutters and a full lino of
.. ... . . -. .'
i oiuiirarao oo:iD.na3rs- i.iacnincry. our rideuty Xlollor Composition and PeerUss
Printing Inks aro considered tho best in use. Havo you used our Perfection plates?
They save editorial work and composition, and therefore save money. Sand tor our
( Catalogue.
, UCIin.linctI-.Vi) House on till Coast can compote with its in Quality of Goods.
KEANE BROTHERS
HAM: TI1K FINEST ASIbOKTU) STOCK OF
OX THE PACIFIC COAST.
TIIEIIl COUJITKV Olllllllt lll'.IMUTtll.T IS IN THOKOCOH WORKINO 0
dcr, aud their patiou- lu Arl.ouacuu rely on huvlns all orders filled promptly, smd wilt) compile
natlpfactlon, nt the lowest julcui.
SAMPLES SENT ON APLICATION.
We make puretiaecB for our patrons of oodsiiotia ocr Hue, on thovcrj beit tnuj , and ao coa.
mUrtiOn charged.
K:t3.TT3 BROS.6,
107, 109, 1 11, 113 & 115 Kearny Street, San Francisco, CaL
m3m3
C. DEW'PUSC, Jn.,
San FraucUco.
G. II
Of JeS'e lluoie
Moore, Hunt & Co.,
No. 41 T & 419 Market St..
Between First & Fremont Streets, San Francisco, California.
JESSE MOOBS & CO.'S
KENTUCKY WHISKIES!
MooreHunt &. Co., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
JESSK MOOItE .t CO'S
AA brand, lib Is and lif 1)1)1-. pelt gal $ 4 00
it lrand, bbl and lif blilr, per cal 3 50
C brand, bl.la and bfbhlf.p ru-al 3W
So. 1 brand, bbl and lif bll, per (,'al ! 50
ltjv, bbleandhfbbl, per cal 3 0A3100
Dciluction ot 25cl pr ual ua lots of S bbl.
A brand In fi, ld'izto case, i ioual 11 no
AA brand, T caeef1, I tioz to case, 5 to !.... 10 50
A Mirand, lu c, 1 do.! to cae, do lint)
A A do ulut flake. a d.n to cai- II IK)
j do oiatf, pt fliUi doz tocac... W5)
i.' brand, 1 do, 5 ' cal 850
C do upc, 5 io i;ul 82
ntyTtl
5 Ea X-a 'Jtd
Smelting and Lead Company,
410 Montgomery St. S.in Fra.ii.Uco, v,al.
HAVING PUitCinSCD THE BUSINESS
olthe I'ni'illi- Kiilllou l'..'li:tiiKa. we
lave lemoved our otllce to No 1I1j .Monmuin
eryetreet, whrr, depo-ltsor (It'ld audSiiVcr wll
ie received lur nieltiuu and as-ay uir or for coin
ae, a heretofore Ore- aerjved, . kd bullion
pitrch i-eil, alho, the Hlgher-t prfte pabi for
GOLD.SILVERAND LEAD ORES.
luiiufaoturer! ul
l.otul riiip. Sheet l.eiul. Miot. Itar
Iron. r.tc. nilJ"
A.ANDREWS,
linpurter nml llnmilnetiirer.
DTxVMOND PALA.CE,
Util 3Ioiitjr)incry Street,
Itnss House IlliM'U.Snn IVnuciriro.Cnl.
Keeps the Largcct Stock of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
On the racilic Coast. Hnyfia In thecoiiniry car
reiy on gating good at one prlee, vvh"ther trder
id by expren?, ny mall or in person. Thli honeo
y lt quaru dcnlinc. ha gained the confidence of
ihe country. !i:JO Jlimtiioiuery street. Mm
I'rnni'lNi'o. mis
Notice.
TuHBiroE, CochNu Count, Arlronit, i
Sentemlier 1. IMJ. j
nMlE FIKM IinitETOFOKE EXlM'INti
JL under tlti- firm nam" or Mle.of KII.KY .t
II&ltGEHti' be-ebydls'iilved by inu ual cunvei.t.
Cli'irles K Itilej Is to collect n I accounts due
gjld firm and to pay nil of It- Indrb'.ednee
LOUIhA IlEUllEK,
K 11E'01-.1,
C. f. I1I1.EY.
Dltui Sptclr Itl, 18W, f Uf
Nan Frurirlrtco, California.
&
San Francisco, California
mjMtf
Lorette,
TYPE FOCXDBY AND rBUTKU' WAKE
PACIFIC COAST.
SUCCESSORS TO MILLER & RICHARD
9 Scotch type Founders, r
' -.-, ., ..- a
MOORE,
A Co., Loulivlllr, Ky.
II. B. HUNT,.
San FraocM.
C do lOraeci, 5 total
MOORtJ & DANTS.
In bond In Kentucky, Spnncof '80
do do do do do
MOOItE, HUNT A CO'S
Urown brand, 1 case, 5tngal
do io 5 do do
(Irnvvn brand, 10 cutee, 5 local
Cro.vn brand, plutr, 2doz to cae
( row n brand. 2 doz to catt, 5 cases
Crown brand, pint. Sdoz to rate, lOcafea.
Anchor Champagne, pints, 5 doz
Io d aoarli', 1 do
SM'
$ 8U
, 700
856
, 8 10
KOO
8 90
7W.
nijBtf
III1
ML
MERCHANT
. -Fon-
Ga!ena-Silverand Copper Ores.
milE TACIFIC WATEK JACKilT SMKLT
X era embrace many features that are entirely
new and of great practical utility, vvhlcn art cov
ered by letters patent
No other furnaces can compare with these for
durability, and la capacity for uninterrupted
work.
MORE THAN SIXTY
Of them aro now rnnnlng on the Taclfic Coast,,
giving rp.ulta never before obtained as regards
continuous running, econ my of fuel, grade and
auality of million produced. Vc are prepared to
cmouttratc by facts the claims here made.
1 aee hmelters are shipped in a complete state,
n quiring no brick or tune work, except Ik a, for
the crucible, thn sav-tug great expense d loss
of if ins Inconttructlo .
Complete smelting plants made to order of any
capacity, and with all the Improvements that ex- 7
prrlence has si g;ested as valnable In this dais T
machinery. Skilled and experienced smelters
funil-lied when desired to examine mints and ts
upi-nntcnd construction and running of furnaces.
Ektlmates civen on application.
tS ISckiI for ;irrular gt
KANKIN, BRAYT0N & CO.,.
Vaeiae Iron Works, Man Franr,lar-
Jyl -iflysow