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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-02

Aberdeen is abCut eight miles rOmtheM Mo-
bile and Ohio railroad and connected there
with by rail, The location oil the Bridge is
about one and "a hult miles from the railroad
depot, over an excellent road. Both banks
of this river are above high water the
abutments and pier VIII resi- upon the rot
ten limestone, a material easily leveled with
the pick Depth OF low water fourteen feet
of high water about dftv-fOur feet. fuel and
material tor brick ln the imme-
fFaFa locality
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-02

". a, CLOPTON,
j.. h. ANDERSON
FINS II. LITTLE,
". IA. SAUNDERS,
H
Enmmfnafnnar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-02

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-02
PAssM0RE Z RUFFIN. Zeal GO -
Agent for Chickering & Son

The prices, as above, for Chickering
taken from their respective Price Lists
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-02

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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

work. On Wednesday morning Oliver went
again to Hoffman, asking him to 60 to Sonora
with him as be wanted to give himself up.
Oliver persisted so much that Hoffman went
to Thorn 2son's house and found what Oliver
had said was true. At the Coroner's inquest
Oliver gave the following testimony: Il
have known deceased since 1862. Yester-
day about, don't know the time, Thompson
was lying in his bed after we had had q row.
was in my bed, he showed the qua at my
head. | sneaked out of bed and got the ak
and struck and killed him. The sun was
shining at the time killed him. dragged
him out of the room into the shed. l struck
him first with the poll of the adze, then with
the broad AK Those who know Oliver
think he is not Of sound mind, that he is in
sane. Constant drinking has effected his
brain to some extent no doubt. lie is now in
Jail awaiting further action in his case. This
is the second murder that has been commit
ted within this county in less than month,
caused solely by iatemperance.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

MURDER OF CHARLES THoMrsoN.-On Tues
day morning, Charles Thompson, Swede,
living about six miles east of Sonora, on the
Wards Ferry read was killed by Jacob Oil
yer, alec Swede. The two were living to-
gether in the same house and had been part
ners in farming. On Tuesday morning Oliver
went to neighbor, Frank Hoffman, and told
him that an accident had happened between
him and Thompson. That Thompson had
held gun to his head and snapped it and
struck him over the head with ii, that he
Jumped. took an axe aud struck him on the
head. killing him, and wanted to go to Sono-
IA and give himself up. Oliver and the de-
ceased were in the habit of getting drunk
frequently, which always resulted in a quar-
rel between them. Sometimes Oliver would
go to Hoffman's and say he bad killed
Thompson and at other times Thomson
would 90 over and say he had killed Oliver.
When hc came on Tuesday, Hoffman did not
believe what Oliver said about the killing and
told him to 90 about his business and 90 to
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11
TINTED rATEsoFAMERrc.. STATE

u Of Califoruia-United States Land Office. City of
stockton and Citation before the Register and
Receiver of the Stockton Land Office. Whereas John
Kenney (542 of Tuoumne County did the oath day of
October ISL apply the Register ofthe s. Land Of
fee Stockton California TO enter Agricultural Land.
rhe - Of 5 Il and + Il of W Il of Section No. 81
township No. >. North Range No Ii East, Mount Diabo
NJ ran portion Of the having been returned by
the United States Detny Surveyor Mineral Lands.
wit the Z Il Off W 4 aud upon the ! Of s W 4,
Robert patton made proof and payment pre-emptor
October 2lst, ISL.
Therefore in compliance with instructions Of the Com
missioner the General Land Office it is hereby ordered
that on the 5:h day Of December. a. y. 1871.
at IL O'Clock A. VI. Robert Patton. and each and
nv other person claiming the above mentioned land
part appear before us in tho T. Land 0e in the
CITY of Stockton with your witnesses prepared testify
as TO the Mineral Non-Mnea Character of the above
mentioned land any thereof and show cau~e, il
anv there he; John kenney. should not be allowed
To enter Land certain portions Of the
Herein fail uo or the said land will be awarded John
Kennev upon his furnishing the proper proof of compli-
ance with the Presumption Law.
Witness our hands This oath DIV Of October ISL
MELVILLE COTrLE. Register.
OTIS PERRIN Receiver.
prt l-5v
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

New GooDs We call attention to the
large stock of goods, A. Mock has been re-
ceiviug for the past two weeks. IL there is
anything in the dry goods, or clothing line
wanted it can surely be found in his great as
sortment. Go and SEQ him he will sell at
very low prices.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

AcQuITrED.-Mrs. Julia E. SAVERS who
shot and killed Julia S. Lake, at the Grand
Hotel in Stockton on the evening of July 3lst
1871. having been indicted for murder, was
tried before Judge Booker in the Fifth Dis
.rict Court last week and acquitted.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

NorlcE.-The first Quarterly Conference
tincIuding the usual religious services) for
Sonora Circuit. Nj. f. Church South, will be
held at Rough & Ready Chapel, about six
miles east from Sonora, on the 18th and 10Th
days Tor Sd Sabbath and Saturday before J
: Of November, 1871.
ID ID, -, u n Conoro ~
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11
rTNuTED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE


u If Caiif"rnia.-Ueited Yates Laed Office city OF
Notice and citation before the Register and Re-
cever the Stockton Land Office Whereas, JOHN ORE
(52 y of uaumne County did, the 18th day OF Sep
tember 1871 apply To the Register The Land or
fee at Stockton California; to enter aSag' icuurai hnd
the quarter OF section No 81. Township No North
Range No. II East, Mount Diablo Merilian, portion
of the having been returned 10y the United States
Deputy Surveyor mineral lands, to-wit the W a OF
said 4.
Therefore in compliance with Instructions Of the Com
of the General Lard Office il is hereby ordered
that on the 11st day of November. a. ID. 1871,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Won. each and every person
claiming the above mentioned land part thereof,
appear before in the u s Land Office in the city q
Stockton with witnesses prepared to testfya 10 the
mineral on-minera character of the above mentioned
land any part thereof and show if any there be.
why John Ore should not be allowed to enter the aore
said land certain portions of the Herein fail not.
the said land will be awarded to John Ore upon his
furnishing the proper proof of compliance with the
presumption Jaw.
Witness hands this 10Th day of September, 1871.
MELVILLE C0rTLE, Register.
OTIS PERRIN, Receiver.
18th. 1S11.-5w.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

Madame John Lyon has recently received
q great variety of new and fine goods. She
extends general invitation to come and see
her new stock, Read her advertisement.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

STOLEN HoRsEs-A considerable interest
has been manifested in this place for the
past ten days in relation to stolen horses
Several animals that had been stolen were
recovered near Columbia in this county and
two men arrested for being concerned in their
theft. One of the men arrested has been
held to answer before the next Grand Jury.
the other was discharged on Thursday. Par
ties came from Sacramento proved their right
to some of the animals paid the reward and
took them away. The man susricioned as
being the leader of the gang made his escape
but it is reported he has been arrested at
Folsom. All good citizens feel an interest in
having the gang broken up if there be one in
the county, but it has appeared hard SO far
to get evidence for the State
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

EPIscoPAL CHURCH NorIcE.-Divine Ser
vice Tomorrow Sunday, at St. James
Church, Sonora, at IL o'clock, A. ". and at
Columbia at O'Clock. r. ".
Rev. W. II. DYER, officiating.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

NTOTICE.-Notee is hereby given. that the Union
~ Bridge Company, viii apply at the next regular
meeting the Board of Supervisors of TInunne County
for cence keep and msintaina Toll Bridge across II
Stanislaus River point known Byrues Ferry tor
period % Ten (lo) years from May LIST. ISL.
4. RUPELY, Agent.
Oct II, lS.l-lw
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

The Steamers running between Stockton
and San Francisco, leave Stockton daily at .
O'Clock P. M. The change of time went into
effect Monday last.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11
ehs lninn qemntrat.
LOCAL NEWS.

VIM. S. Cooper lie authorized to act as
Agent for the "US1oS DEMocRAr,n for solic
iting Advertisements and Subscriptions, and
to receipt for money due this Office.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

COUNTY TREAsURv.-The following is the
total amount from all sources paid into the
County Treasury for the month of Octo-
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11
$500 REWARD.
FATE OF CALIFORNIA ExECU.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, EXECU.
~ tive Department. Sacramento October 18th ISL.
Whereas, JOHN : ANDERSON WAS the 18th day
Of August ISL murdered Vt lays Valley, on the Mono
Road in Tu~lumne county, by two Mexicans, who are
Notwithstanding the vigilance of the officers Of the law
still AT large.
Now. therefore, !. II. II. HAlGHT, Governor of the
State Of California by virtue Of The authority in
ell by the constitution and laws Of the STATE DO hereby
offer a reward II FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the ar
and delivery of the said murerers into the hands
the Sheriff Of Tuoumna county; said reward be paid
upon the conviction of said murder in Court of conpe-
tent jurisdiction.
%~~~S In witness whereof have hereunto hand
and cansed the great seal of State IL be affixed
S~~~' Ills 18th day of October, ISL.
IL. IL. HAlGFT. Governor.
Attest II. L. NICHOLS, Secretary of State.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

CATHOLIC NoTirE. Mass will be celebrated
on tomorrow at Columbia 81 ard at Sonora
III o'clock. On Sunday week Mass will be
celebrated at Columbia and Sonora, at the
usual hours.
Rev. j. B. McNALLY, Pastor.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

THANKSGIVING BALL.-A dancing party
will be given by Herman LEM, proprietor Of
Turn Verein Hall, on Thanksgiving night.
The Tall has been renovated and fitted up
with greater accommodations and more con-
veniences than formerly. Mr.. Lenz knows
how to get up party, those who favor him
can rely upon his doing all in his power to
make the occasion agreeable and pleasant.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11


NOTICE is hereby given to whom it may concern that
| Y an application will be made by g. NJ. Totten and
Frederick Drifting, association of persons known ~
Gring and Company, to the government Of the United
States for patent the following described Quartz Gold
Mining Claim known the App Quartz Claim Situated in
the Quartz Mountain Mining District, Tuonmhe County,
State of California being bounded by the Dutch Quafa
Claim on the North; by Heslep's Quartz Claim on tho
East by itchcocks Claim the South; by agriculture
land claimed by Grout the West; and More parte'
ularly described follows On surveyed lands being In
the NV 4 of 5 4 and n EA of and EH o.
y W Il of Section D. Township No. NJfth, Range IL
East Mount Diablo Meridian The nfmber OF rect claim
ed hy said applicants nine hundred and ninety Tour
linear feet along OF the vein lode with All Us
dips angles and variations and three hundred feet IN
width and also surface ground necessary for the ccnven
lent use and working of said Quartz lode or yen ana con-
tanning Twenty and s. 10 acres. the said claim being
in the district of lands subject to sale ahe tnted
Land Office at Stockton California and more pafueasry
described in the diagram and field notes filed with TINS A
plication- .,.,. 40. har..
All persons holding any adverse claim thereto are
nv redpjred 10 present the same before the REGISTER H
Receiver Of the s. Land Office at stockton Cshe,nss
within Nihett Days from the date Of Posting ana Puoc"
ton hereof. = =, rorrrC
FREDERICK 6RIFFING,
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

Description Of the Aforesaid IIurdercrs {:
One Of them is about feet 10 inches slim built, full
and smooth face dark biue aid ken eyes, hrownish hair
fair complexion, speaks good Eng and about u years
of age.
The other is about feet inches. very dark. stout
built has bai look, short and thin chin whiskers
is about IS wears Of age.
1871
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

IMPORTATION WANTED.-THE UNDER
signed desires Information of the wherea bouts of d.
NID GAZZ0L0. an Italian, when last heard from about
the FIRST OF September last he Sugar Pine Tuoum
ne County. Any Information about his Whereabouts will
be thankfully received by
FRANK INGOLoTTl.
Yankee Hill, Tuolumne Co.
Oct Il lS1l-lm
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11
for u Patent to 81
Quartz Mining Clnim1
M az
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE;
GtocEt ton Gal Oct d 1871.

Stockton Cal, Oct. -, 1871.
* NJ TOTEM AND FREDERICK GRIFFING, HAVs
~ ing. filed their application in this Office for
Patent 10 Mining Claim, and the law and instructions
in such cases provided having been complied with, IL 10
hereby ordered that annexed notice Of snch appca.
ton be published Ninety days in the Union Democrst
newspaper published the location Of said Claim,
at Sonora, in Tuolumne County State Of California
MELVILLE C0TTLE, Register.
The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-11-11

A. P. BLACK, p. c., Sonora CT.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-04
Drugs, Pa
Street, Pet
THE OIL MARKETS.

OFFICE OF
PEr RoLEUN CENTRE DAILY RrcoRb
Nov. { 1871
The market n extremely duh and lower
today. We quote at 81, 3oaS4 IS Six
cars ere cold nj 81. IS.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-11-04

Philadelphia, Nov. 4.
Crude l3
Reaaed-2,k.
Nov. 2374; Dec 22s1.
Cases
Aarket-Very dull.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
Religious

We attended church ou last sAbsaih. and were much Interested 10 su able insiructivs alscoaTse. delivered hy Csapialn Gilmore, of Fost whiptie, Wbo is one uf gh,ssc diTiBes eaTabr of iuieFprrt- ing and appiylng the ~Drd Uf Sod n a most pal. aiabie Way Ills dscourse ~as rsieer lcagthy notwithstanding ahich, kis audience dia not SD. pcaF Co gros tired oi it We have forgoitcn thc t14ct words og tbe KrFcrrnd grstlctnaRs text, bal renemircr dstinetly, that hs drew qaite a eompafisnH hefEerG mortal physeians aud the grrat, Immortal Fhysician of ths Lnrcrse stlck. ing rloss. a ihc tfae, Co ihr nsrcssiiy arc un- der vf aPFiging Co Him lo cure us Oi OCT sins
 We wrfc sorry Co sHs so fuw pruflis prssrut and hope that, hereatlef. oar people sill agtend 10 gryairg npmbers. Having beca ahseEt several dave, iu thr faoRnlains. where Gods soBefoBs "a orAs are ssru la aii taeif grandeur, aad v6crs H1su asvH ~ofshgf ths GrzSs flrst J2ass. th,s SGT rs0n e; ar ullmafe't. 6escia as of sBI phuric actd uEt rAiis eotsgaas. pieascd us, aud caHscd ns 70 think aneN tbsi ruiiEAon sas mol ths ssfcc fome pegpio pretend Co thiEk d 10 bs-
 We hcAcyc MF. Gilsaofe SEli prraca rrxf Sun day st gha psaal hour iu tie fegenuou.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
Incldeuta of fhn Ran

Balls hre great Institutions; they develop all ihe latent love, sentiment iea,ousy c0quctry and ac. tisity in the human form dltlne and "bovine 70 First, the music, when it s good, Cos t aIwaya Is when worked oui by Jewell, Christie, Hutcs. aud other Prescott ar,ists), enters the pores of the he"di and lodging Ia ones hoofs, sets 'cm agoing iAster thau those of auy of Grants stage horses Iben, tbe whole frame Quivcrs: "trunks" benf Do1s tre insde, aud oh moves ihe snrging crowd Hhtii bumAniiy gets pied, lh mixture of male Ruo iehale typrs, ot al ayrs. al siiadrs oi bean. ty and uxiiuess. Old age and youth jOin hands hnd "hiri t0gctheF. Ike derrishe-, on, on Co tac cDd or the tune, NheB Jagged out from orer CT. ertcn' the "phy' stcps, and all take breath Lat Fourth of Joy oaii Wss no exception to tie .eu- crai run of talls given 70 Ibis place. sithough we might cail it an accidental ba.i--accidrntai from tbc fact that Arssrs. Hertsert, Rud aad Reese. phose brains nrst conceived tic ic,a of getting it up. bnt shOrt lime before the dawn Of tbe 4ih, made succcssiu adUr oi ii ant picasaut Witfai For frontier frolc it WAS rlrh and suicv The ladies sh0wed to good advantage ia ues,t-dtilnz. tisuiy cotien-up drcsses, aud those niasc iinc aall nosers Wbo, Ike nuTself. Gid nDi dance. but kcpi eJcs oR The aieri lOt sights, ssg several. A Atle st Was ah some gentlemen appeared ln need oi. in order co Euiph dgwn their iBatn9raiOs baL aN thts is human nature. The izdics, ol eourss, slowed DO sgch weakness. On, DO ibcy were too sly foE that Bai. some of the yosng ones, smole swset'y and |" hoyr hcfy sirhs, iuii ot meAainE io tbe assuilatrc laascViiues ao happcuce lo bs hsvorrd wiih hooily
 There was JB-t Htsie ririiDg going on. A. ieNsL so thoughs on- uafoHunsis yoang man whose eye.. pfrrioas 70 tEa. uigst- sct ssrzi. sf in hls hcaf. but gre nos elte o' liqgc. owing ,o-gcll, never IniDd. yoa knoW b0s il is yOar. srlf" He wore usAt shirt collar. tssa-tiDs neck- ilt, ane on bls breast shoue studs Zoe most mag. ninoeut but al this d rot arxw sbai e., ostou fTom hls sweet whics hs tad rghi Co expect from ono = ha had eateR % fna.y gpcras ef .fSrt candy. at his eEpcnss. He sat fho asost remark able eAsc of constipation of ths beHtia~rucuss developed dnfing tas HiEhl and R E2rnum doc' not soon sxhibii hiU, as pctreed lover, se shAi give hin credit for greas poWss Q! mi0a srr' matter. call hiFB pet nanse., sBd lean Elm oui kseStheart
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
Installation of omssss

wedncsday evening last, she following named persons wesc insta!lca ns officers Of Arizona Lodge. No. i. To of O F.. hy D. .. C. M., H. Bowers J. a. Marion, N C.; D Henderson, V. C., C A. Luke, secresary; Guii0Td Hathaway, Treasurer
 Ic.tA!ls..ss soiax cvr- s=ith, the bTs.hsss .= paired iO the house og C. A. Luke, and, with ssF- eral Invited gaests, among whom were many ia- dies partook Of one of The brst sUpyers ever placed before hungry n0rtais Tuasis wcTc drank aud shOrt speeches made 5y Nessrs. Henderson, Davis, BeciUw and others, sfter which daneiug- Co slight extent, was iudaign9 lB, when all fe- tired 10 thelr c0uches well pleased with the l. U. O. F.. Nith Mr and Mrs Lase Mir. Hsude0ou, and everybody else sho aided Ia getting aP SO rseAe-chs an afar.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
Sad Aaagr ct Brseshaw.

iI pAlni Ss 10 hare Co state Iaai thc pistol hss been ased, wish iaiAl ~E.et. a, Bradshaw ,hAi ths you=. and .A,lsla= ie=z h.s ssra s=7ssz-= i- blood. sard Ia miserable sqsaJblr, bc;seea t~o citizens of tae cogaty ore og whom. R. LaEasaoa, lost tis i.ie hy saiics fred frou yistci in tbe asad. 0f [. 2. Na4nsrighi Another nan, Jas. O.dan. Waa Lit bgioE Inc koee j0lnt. by A Esrsy bu'lcs fron WaiBETiglst's piseo3. EOd als eoGsti- tut,gu bsiac frhie. izfs are euiera.ncd tilai tss wourc will. e-e loux. yrgvs fs1AL Al this occur red on the SoGh of Jane isst a.ter gg1rrel be fwruu Lansdon nnd Wainwri.ht. sboat A hOrss and lof aad aGef thrusts had been made Wsls' sFiEbi wss oFssgbt eves heFs hy c0aslatis Greg oTy and osnsrs erkrsine6 5olcge 5asilcs Noyez, and zAu!ttc9 co ball lu fhc of tAFcr thouxGae aafiars
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
An Explanaaon

The provisee Of a Journalist urges h!m. Ire qucutiy. Co tonch Vpon matters of difference be. tse.a persons iiyBig within, as sci as Sat 0i, ra-ze nf his p~s i--if, indeed. sny pcTsor' ever Fets oat of rsagc 0f tsis sharp pointed weapon. So short time ago, we WIT. Tad to spfsk oi water. and water rights iu Chino Nailcy, and, ap- on information from resident of the valley, sho informed a. thAf he had pot had he nghts, Se aAdrr-sed some sharp. bat courieoss words to thr person we hsa been told, had been acting dog 10 Ihc-maagrr in tbe water bnsiuess. Tbss, we learn, has displeascd tbc geutleEan Hliuaed Co, and friend Oi his has informed ne that thc per s0a from whom VIC received our information ui- tered grave faisehoods, which, if co, exoDerate. us sroaf aii htane ln the matter. But, our rHture reyosis from crawling out of an unpleasant siiH' atson tn thls way, and, as our iniortnsnt osd not request us Co give The affair pubileiIy, we take upon ourseif the blame of tho entire shAir, Ana .Lal calmly ablfe khe cOnseQueIcc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
Forgot IL

There came 10 Prescott from San Praoci.co. re gently, j0ylal crowd of "youths" consis,ipy o, Johnny Boyd, F 0anahl. Rus, Carter, l. J. Cook anh Chas. MeytTs. These hoys" bad a stagc Co ,bemseivFs ail the way from san Bcruardipo bsrs end right vel did they oil it They were con. unuaIly Joking and putting up J0hs on each other" One day. Boyd asked Meyrrs Co tel hlm tbe nutnbcr of eggs a ben would pile np in rear. ~ tie rate oi seven every week. Old Honesty ealruinird the number. Bui, according Co B0yd vas no, rght What uDt rCht" sald ths profound autacr of the lcaching proccss Co l. ]. right" Why, no," cad Boyd. ayoa forgot Co deduct 70 per cent for thc WeaF and tssr Of tbe ben ns machinery" 1he eroSd rOarcd, sad Myrrs Ielt base, bui he ailerwafds got even
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
ooca Dinner

Mn, Eehn ?. Bourks, tas h4s been her gssal custom eVsf slurs sAr came krve in rsc5l. gave magua acsni diuucr Co tcw frleuts ou iasi fgarih Oi Jaiy spd. ss a Csiiforuia boy ~0uld say. yoa sotter l-i,T wefr there, auA Eot away win many a ssiidrtciope1 chickrn leg H-mi whai EigTigus fozEf t sas Gad iheu ths eou.- pany Nu- BgufEr Mrs, S '. belaan. Ns b0wErs Nrs Grapo, aBG swoessf. eearrr. far eeafvr-; ;S thc loving yoaAg Esufs 0f towB-Nas @iss L. sh0se etrk hrown sssa hkir ~ was in tralnisv far th4 StGnniar Alsssl4z u made al sAe ball, ph heu Nr. J p oaoEaoQa a sepzrt, slf fair. ssyiish and sar1eacouy beuacAlgg so wake up csnnrd oyslsTs e Hsske a strtking rattle. soaks ehasgc hls mind and ioek np his hEEa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-08
T-ls lmaors.l Aadl.oa. in 0as of hls rss4ys

The lDaosr.i kadssou. in one of hls sssAyt, truly fsfaAgkedg e No sooner have iha waters oi hcsren descended frsm lts eioaas tbss eii Ewing ssssssrs se=is ae Fsssss. ihe aeses rS.sass theaE grcea attire gbe f0Wers tAeis gfrty :tnfs, suHsaa tss .Fyo1tve ffrUd0m bt their agOgsOus ant tbe . .ieEarats of the str sisf heahhtul eqs.hbTista "
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