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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-16
DALLAS, TEXAS SATURDAY. DECEMBER i6 1876.

lsfssents to Texans a lesson wei woFll,
their learning Canseieas that his
.,anse was right and thatit must Ia tle
end eomnsnd the obedience 81 bayo-
nets Of Fsvsie,iaElis,s aud Of the coua-
tty, be hss stood caitnly and iesolujely
AZ the fFoni and sliefe4d eEefy mus
mur Of Passionate dissent chessn BY
the law, he has relied solely on the lsw.
acted severely within the law. and his
triumph viii be complete as the law as
serts its majesty asain in The Palmetto
st tt,. lie has trusted lhe courts, iie
only competent tribunal to decide all
issues As 10 his election, and the judges
who approved his election have affirmed
his right 10 his place. aad viii enforce
their decree by the peaceful agencies of
their supreme authority.
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TIE HsRAlD understands that sena-
tors and representatives who have been
looking into the practices Of Congress
since the Government was founded
find thaS it has always required the
concurrent action of the two houses 10
abrogate a joint rale rs we'll as to adopt
it, Under the uniform precedent
therefore The twenty joint rule
having beea reseiuded by bat one house
is now in force, and covers, Of course
the counting OF the electoral vote in
February. The record of the two
houses also shows that both perfected
ail of the legislation of the last session.
by virtue Of the joint rules which con
tnued in force from the preceding Con
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THE will Of the .iowsger Queen Of
Sweden and Norway, Josephine, the
daughter OF Engcne LeueAtenburz aud
che mother of the present King has
been admitted to prob ate The person
sworn in England was sworn under
f5,9.od9 bat ts,eazill goes on to speal,
of the Duchy Of Galiica. the entail of
which estate was created in favor OF
aeirs male as christening present 10y
Napoleon on failure Of heirs male
the estate reyerts 20 the Napoleon Fam
lily crownless now, while the personally
remains in the hands Of III crowned
descendants OF Beauharnais
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-pocial - Tlls Fis-alaf
GALVESTON. ncerabEE s.--ts CO.
weston Ncw- has tbs i1iioEirs -q---.l
fror.s Austin. a. r. Jotus = Ca, t.Es-
eFs, saspenasd, THE A. s- Ths ucrl1-
vas taken compigte,y - ---Fr--
Their written uetic.. o. tie F1tiie ~
dlcatss that they exF-et 10 - eul..r
l4T doIisr n given time. Thy has-
always been The forsllo-t s-.Ekers
here, and have . large uumber of a.
posiiOTs % AL class. Th-ir larz- 49,
estate Investments have not heee ~ =
character 70 reAiiEe Epaa prur.Fcis-
which l. coDsi8ersd TIE Ftins e1a-- 90
their efotarrzs-meaL kngn a. sar'I-
hour = great namber % perspns -
coEgregAied abogt the bank- fhrrs =
40 sxeitenleuf, aud u = tie -sosral
belief that dspo-itsr- sin not - -
-cffererS This l. the arst r&nk a.
ure known In this city. ifthslr lNat
and money investments oolaid - ~
allied upon. they wcaia dhs-sa'S-ess -
able 10 resume A. euee-
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Monetary Artiele-A ouc-column
paid newspaper puff.
Political Campaign--A struggle be-
tween two parties to see which can out
lie the other,
Young Ernest Longfellow has been
studying art in Paris during the past
summer with 81 Couture
President-An individual put at the
head Of the government for the pur-
pose of bestowing offices on those who
placed him there.
Harrisburg Patriot: Mr.. Tilden will
be iraugurated President peaceably If
no fraud be attempted, forcibiy if the
people are compelled - put down bal
iot-6ox suffers and return forgcrs by
the strong hand.
Stonewall Jscksons daughter Julia i,
now pretty girl OF sixteen, with large
eyes, good head, and an expression
full of sweetness and character She IS
said to be exceedingly gentle. modest.
and thoughtful She is living with her
mother in Charlotte, " c.
N. O. Republican: 1t is g pitiful sight
to see n heavy Ulster overcoat try TO 60
home with weak young rnsn in rain
storm. The coat absorbs about a larrel
of water, and must touch on the side.
| walk when the young man is breathing
between heats from one crossing to an
| other.
BURLINGTON Hawkeye: 1t is cas-,
enough to say. Laugh and grow fat.
but the lat won't come unless you give
the man something more than an empty
plate to laugh al. Plenty to eat doesnh
Interfere with anrestrained laughter
That's what Shakespeare means wher
he says: "a man may smile and smile
and be film"
| Herald P. /. man: There is swee
clerk in an uptown store, who all da,
long says. "Ab. NEE ladee. ah, in tru
PhiIadelphia style. and in the evening
while he is playing shuffleboard in
lager beer saloon, he says IF thes
deyiIish ecoundrels in Florida coun
Tilden out, / wouldn't give five cent
FOR a four-bladed knife it this country
n The Empress of Germany and tn
Il Princess Bismarck are two plain. home
ly bodIes. The first is not unfrequentl
: seen driving out in . calico dress. an
. the second, fresh and comely, thougl
past 62, superintends her farm worn
J goes about the house with q gr Z
r bunch of keys at her gird,e, in the GOO
: old style. and her bedrooms are file
! with knitted quilts and such article
Fl evidences Of her own skill and industr,
~ "a r.. IL. -
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.uors.. T..rsa,s -sa-ss.s-o- o--r-S--

The Afteution of the ChiraEa tur-r-
Ocean l. ealle, - tue lat -'ulfrsgr z
the South. A p-aerfgi. LOYAL si1lr-a.
clsrking la po-toiii-- b. fsxs-. t.1
been Tutble-sly torn from ~ fauliis.
brought b-flre a Uuited sL.fe- Go
missioner. who sz- ofcoun-- --irfrr1l-
zGted, - incuHtiaentaily 'bail-ta-sli r
aud thrust into a ioalh-nmc ~rs1s
dungeon, And fur uoshinz. tlt u.-rs'E
tamPoTirg. A. j. alirr-si f-hsr.a--,l.
with money, amt yei thrJ cad a.
land of iiaeFty--end relaruiry h.al.l--s-
Let Us hope Grant has uat --si - 80
Of his blank pafd1rs, azt ttaL NJ
-isur Juies -. CyE 9ill - s11- a-re
returned u the parry % Ehieh - l.
a SHINING light and msna-r ID So
Standing.
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THAT SACK oF FLo r
The Tes;d Fisarfs< aut
the aaauI.sturrrr

The Tefd Tissrfs< aui rnr
the aaauf.sturer
The fo!l1g4nz iei--r ir.a
h. Ellsworth & c., of Cal Hl
reference O. = certain s.et e.
made la Dallas, and -aiPleL
explains itself
sALEE-Fg's- n-1sUH
MeSsgs. =. a C-ckrell Ia
GENfIEMEN-NolT vlllrl fa.1r =
the -sth ulti Nc. l. i4.s aet.re 81. azl
Se take pleasure iu cvrsscl1u- 1la
error We cummiftsi in adlrc-s - 90
letter of the -5th uititBo. carlsrn .r-
the baylelt OrPnau -ack ~ Z ~. q
the baiia- fiuuriug kiiar tl1srauT
instead of tie 1o.if tlruring ~ u J.
Company. vs. irli iuts tilaI srr.r c.
suppu-ing that there 49, oaIy 60
company ir tlf ulauliaeta-e g ra1r
IN your city We unE zrut "a q
copy 81 that letter TroE-r'y stitrs--.-i
and Trust yea viii give "a H the saE.-
eoBsidrfsiioa a. thsa.h o. -rfar a.sl
Deen made. We ar -urfrt--I l1--
the other company Ga ID. harI ar-
letter over to yul. fa-g uu-r earr
known u ~a- Dot iht-usisi O. ttr1
Awaiting ylur iaEor-. v-rF trzlF.
? a. ki'-r ul-rE a Cu.-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-16

os the Presidential problem Mr.. Will
liams is reported to have said There
is no use in making such fuss about
the case, the remedy is perfectly clear,
and the courts are constantly applying
it. The thing to do is to put the Presi-
dent into the hands of receiver. with
power to run the concern and collect
the debts"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-16

Ar the present rate of destruction,
elephants will soon become extinct. At
a recent meeting OF the English geo.
graphical society, it was reported that
England imports annually 10000
pounds OF ivory, to obtain which it is
necessary to kin 10000 elephants. The
total annual destruction Of these ami
mails is estimated at 10000
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-16

PorrsR PALMER is raising the roof OF
the Palmer House at Chicago, in the
quietesf imaginable manner. II is done
by means OF jackscrews and the mann
moth mass of iron. concrete and brick
to be raised weighs ABOUT 1892 tons,
The object is to give an additional
height of thirty inches to the rooms
below.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-16

CINoNNATf Is rushing forward the
Southern railroad to Chattanooga. IL
Is already finished with steel rails from
the ONO to the Kentucky iger and, IA
the course OF two or three months, will
touch the Cumberland. fhe line wall
be OF great advantage to the trade OF
Cincinnati
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Ws are clothing, feeding and lighting
a large part OF Europe, and we are not
importing anything like an equal
amount OF merchandise from them. As
Grant boasts in his message the balance,
Of trade is largely in cur iay, r, and rap
idly increasing. 1t would roll on were
Tilden seated
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AccosplSeto the Courier Journal prom
inent lawyers affirm that there is now
no law authorizing an election to be
held IN Louisiana for presidential cleo
tors, and that the old law of 1868. now
repealed, provided for canvass by the
Governor, insteadof q Returning Board
II this be true. the lnavery of the Re.
turning Board viii avail them nothing
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TnF Governor OF Oregon piles prece-
dent upon precedent, and law upon
law To sustain his action Ga all sides
he bristies with legal authority for,ify
ing has position, aud Radical clustering
goes tas naught.
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fHE greasers baso again overturned
their government a clique OF con-
splrasors, worse BY far than ans our
Mexican neighhor can produce, are
trying the same desperate game ia these
United States. As IiaIstead said. there
Is Meaicaa miasnia" il, the air, oc.
essiorea chiefly by the corrupt practi-
ces Of Halstead's 5 associates and friends.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-16

Tue DALLAS HEaALD has special from
Washington. stating that the Governor
OF Oregon had given the disputed certiii-
cate 10 the Tiiden eiector, thereby IN
suring his election We don't believe
il hnenaa Star.
But THs HERALp's special was correct,
whether you believe it or not
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-12-16

Ak effort is being made to have the
mails transported between New York
ara San Francisco in less time than is
required at present, Its thought that
two days can be gained without much
difficulty.
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A DfcIslox has been rendered recertly

BY the Pennsyivania Supreme Court,
that national bank charging rata Of
interest issuFious under the laws Of the
State, must forfeit the entire interest,
aud may be forced to pay the person
overciarged penalty double the inter.
est paid. Texas hanks can therefore
confine themselves to tho twelve per
cent allowed BY law
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The whole Of The Tis~s fsoat q -
city nos seems destined % - sisun
sp Tor the istnre 10 nllLs. i.-i-Fass ---4
distillerie-. Already ,bs-e theae Sise
out through their smeks si-ck- - .-r
Of the eomsog mAaas.eiariu< essSrr a
Texas. With the essAPl<siaa - Ne
Dallas aLd wirhisa E-ii~.ss - n
iron, copper aud es.ai re<'es. - $50
look for the e-,.blishmest. a ns -
tan, DAY. of extensive r,.s.lcS szil>
| foundsie-. bs..s saa osSs>E ~s<<A
pasu lnssss1oA -
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Total D~sfra~tien sf . s~~..s.ss -
Edr.L
special q TIE HEzsLI.l
BKkNoND. Texz-. Dee~mnsr IL
Aboai three o'clock thu usornio< 10
residence Of Mr.. J. A. Holisrd w~s -
tally destroyed ~ nre. Lo-s s1cs-
=, so; insurance 81, SO
Cotton Is coming In HSsly and tc-i-
us-s briSk.
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AUSTIN LETTER.
rne omss, vote OF rr..as.

AVniINI Uct- = Isib.
70 the Editor OF The heraId:
The following is the official footinss
OF the vote for electors for the State, as
declared YESTERDAY
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Austin Stqsesaaa fHE DALLAS HGRALp
is right and the simple, plain adjcctise
is Texan, aad not Tex an"
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VOL. XXIy. NO.

cutIed aud taken To Jail. Turo soCns
sons of sPeIien were subsequently
found at home, arrested, aud iosi~od is
jail under eharse Of eninr.liclIr.
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either roasted or eaten uncooked. The
taste is not unpleasantly astringent. 1t
Is said they must be taken Immediately
after falling from the tree to obtain
them in prime condition. y wild cher
" was found in the neighbOrhOOd Of
Bowie, attaining at the Chiricahua
agency, a few miles farther south, the
proportions of a gnOd-sized tree. The
fruit was large, and far superior IN
flavor TO that of any other wild cherry
have tasted elsewhere In fact, II
was quite equal to many of our com
mOner cultivated cherries. Strangely
enough, from ignorance or some super
stitiOn, the Indians were not accustOm-
ed TO use it.
The mescal of the natives appears
to comprise two species OF agave
The underground stem is baked in
a pit, the exterior portion peeled off,
and then used by the Apaches as a re-
gular article of food. II is nutritious
and palaiable, but to one eating it for
the first time is said to be slightly lax
alive \ fiber is obtained from the
thick leaves that answers for the manu-
facture of cordage, the Apaches max
ing it into lariats. The juice is boiled
into sugar or syrup, or distilled into a
whisky containing an enormous per-
centage of pure spirits. The stem
when dead and dry, is then, as the last
use to which it can be put, laid over
the rafters of the native houses to
spread the mud upon. And it is a fact
all travellers in that region should know,
that in some Of the driest portions of
the country thirst may be quenched by
sucking from the cut end of the mescal
stem the saccharine fluid It has such
an abundance of. The Indians, with
the same object in view, peel away
the outer harder covering and chew
the pithy material in the heart of the
stem. Either plan may prove service
able in time of urgent need.
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Lafayette Restaurant.
PASCAL & TAPIE. Proprietors.

PASCAL & TAPIE. Proprietors.
aoAIED on MEYERS STREET,
Hotel SUM- Oh MAisH q DliNoO11 :
ee IiiiITgaqt, newly furnished, cool, high
rrI'ate Apartment for Ladies and
Families.
Sis al all hours, Day and Night
sup rom Il O'Clock a. m. until s O'Clock
p m. All Hot Lunches.
Balls and Parties supplied ON Reasonable
notice.
french Claret and other Wines 10 order.
Two FIrst-CIass French Cooks.
ee IDe,fms-slO per week. 81 IS per dav. =
SenS per meal 80
e.iv JesS 3 and boarders may rely upon re-
.sIng the most careful attention.
april /, 1876. g..
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FARLEY a POMROY,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUSsELoRs AT Law
Tpcsoo Arizona.
Notaries Public. Office United States
District Attorney. ONCE on Congress
street.
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r. A. WILBUR, NJ. D.

CORNER PLEASANT AND CONVENT SIS.
Tucson ARIZONA
VIII resume the practice OF his profession
Thursday, July l. VIII give attention by
preference TO diseases or women and chill
dren.
once hours from a. m. 20 p. m. and
evening.
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Palace Hotel.

MASH & DRIsCoLL, Proprietors.
TIME PROPRIETORS FEEL. JUSTI-
| ned in soliciting patronage, IN the I0lI
assurance that they can please all who
may become their guests.
Comfortable Rooms we'll Ventilated.
An meals served in the BEST STYLE,
with the very best that the market affords.
Terms;-Moderate.
January s. I4-u
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THEo. F. WHITE,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR.
Deputv Surveyor OF Mineral Lands,
Tucson, Arizona. oo-u
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JAMES ABEGG,

MAIN STREET, YUMA, ARIZONA
News Depot. Book and Cigar Store, Con-
fectionery and Fancy Goods.
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BRIGGS GOODRICH,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
District Attorney for Pima county, No
,a-y Public and Commissioner Deeds for
Texas.
IONA.
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]. N. BERGER.

WATCHMAKER AND JEW ELER,
Tucson. Arizona.
I have every facility 10 DO all kinds OF
work in my line, and at reasonable prices.
Ny work is warranted for one year.
shop on Congress street, opposite l. "
Jacobs & Co.'s store. -
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w. w. CURTISS,

Is,e Chief Clerk General Land OficeD
No. 100 9Th St, Corner g,
WASHINGTON, u -
VIII attend to the prosecution OK cases be
fore the General Land Once and all the
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Celestial Restaurant

hop KEE& Co, Tucson, Arizona.
THIS FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT Is
i on Congress street near the Church
Plaza.
The Chief Cook and Baker, is LOuy -
one Of the very best and who Is well
known TO be such.
Hop Kee & Co. have their own garden
and always keep their table well supplied
with the best articles in the market.
Patronage is solicited.
Fare Excellent and Charges Reasonable
by the Day, Week or Month.
December l. 9-n
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WILLIAM j. OSBORN,

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoSvEYANCER,
Special assistance given in obtaining pa
tents for Mining and Presumption claims
ONCE south side Congress street, tucson
Arizona.
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VIII give prompt attention % cOmpound-
ing physicians prescriptions, and all or
ders from the town and surrounding
country. CHARLES II. MEYERS.
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Drug Store.

HAVING ENLARGED AND REFITT-
III ed my salesroOm, and increased my
stock OF
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Good Water. Cool statIons.
SIX and a Half Days TO San Fran
cisco. Two Days TO Prescott.

The Arizona & New Mexico Express Co.
having completed It's organization OF lines,
offices and employees, has entered upon a
general carrying business between Tucson,
Prescott. and the Terminus Of the SOUTH
ern Pacific Railroad, where they Will
make connection with Wells, Fargo & Co,
FOR Express matter destined TO all parts
Of the United states and Europe. Are
now ready to carry passengers and do
general Express Business.
Letter Pouches will be carried on all our
stages. Three times each week, each way.
Government Stamped Envelopes will be
sold by Us at all our Offices, with our frank,
carrying letters to any part Of the United
states and Europe.
BULLION AND CURRENCY
VIII be received and forwarded with dis
patch and Safety.
McNeale & Urban's Cincinnati Bank, Fire
and Burglar Proof safes at our
Tucson and Prescott offices.
Orders for the Purchase Of Goods
san Francisco and elsewhere, will have
prompt attention
The Collection Of Notes. Drafts and Ac-
ceptances will have special dispatch.
Through rates gwen 70 New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and New
Orleans
Stages leave our Main Office al Tucson, on
sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
at O'Clock p m.
c. II. WELLS, General Superintendent.
Tucson, Arizona. Feb. ). II
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L LAPHAx. FRANK H. COOK.
Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Tucson, ARIZONA.
---AFAAM & COOK, Proprietors.
hS NEW AND OMMODIO US
Pe,-I.el extends on Main Street from
ns-, ~ sston 70 OFT, in the most desirable
com 80, are assured that their wants and
tbis bonssS VII have acceptable attention al
december /. e-tr
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PAU WEBER,

ArroRxEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Mineral Park, Mohave County, Arizona
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Quickest and Easiest Route TO
san francisco.
SHORTEST DESERT CROSSING.

Large and Comfortable KimbaII Four and
Six Horse Coaches.
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Business advertisements at Reduced
Rates. Office Northwest corner Main and
Congress streets.
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plain death notices, free. Obituary re-
marks In prose, s. per square; IN poetry.
% 50 per line.
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Point Of Mountain Station.
The Elliot House.
Florence, Pinal County, Arizona.

W. V. ELLIOT, Proprietor.
UNHE ABOVE y MED HOUSE Is
i amply prepared to accommodate the
travelling and home public. and attention
Is called TO the fact thar the proprietor
Intends TO Merit Patronage
BY satisfying his customers with the best
Of meals.
His bar is always supplied with
CHOICE LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
March 4. 22-tf
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THIS COMPANY Is NOW PREPARED
Il TO transact
GENERAL EXPRESS BUSINESS
- between -
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j. C. HANDY, NJ. d.

TUCSON, ARIZONA
CORNER or CHURCH AND CONVENT.
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Tucson Assay Office.
Assay Office in Tucson,

TBEG LEAVE To INFORM MY
i friends and the public in general that
have opened an
Assay Office In Tucson.
and am ready for work in any line OF my
business at following prices:
Single Assays for Gold and Sllver-...-..s3 50.
Single Assays for Copper.....-..-.-....--.--5 500.
Single Assays, Copper. Gold & silver $50.
SAMUEL HUGHES, Assayer.
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