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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-08

LEILA de corrido las cifras, mucho mas fa-
cilmente que las letras, q no ser que es-
tas letras fuesen de carnbio. Su padre
habia sido pobre, pero muy brute, aun-
que no 10 era para hacer su negocio, CO.
mo 10 probo, hacienda una regular fortu-
ma en- el comercio de mantas de Palenc;a,
que en- aquella epoca no tenian rival en-
ell mercado, como que no Sc introducian
del extraniero, todayla La fabrication
de ese articulo no Sc habia extendido
otros pueblos de Espana. El padre de
d. Meichor compraba las mantas al
por mayor en- la fabrica y luego las VEN
dia al por menor; asf hizo Ell dinero que
en- moneda corriente, buena toda de
ley, deio su muerte su hiio.
Vino este 4 Madrid con una buena
companiia de onzas de oro pero no
continue ell comercio de mantas, porqne
SO CANADA POGO dudando estuvo algun
tieraro sin decidirse que especulacion
Sc dedicaria, y mucho habrian durado
sus dudas 81 la casualidad y un amigo
de su padre no le hubieran llevado un
dia & la Bolsa.
d. Melchor, que tenia las menos fell
ces disposiciones para toda profession
que requiriese algun estudio, encontr6
on Ia Bolsa su verdadera vocacion.
Pronto comprendio aquel tejemaaejie,
y empezo & haoer sus jugadas, en- las
que fue por extreme afortunado.
Y cinco s seis meses despues habia
adquirido cierta reputation de acierto
y arrojo entire los bolsistas, y entabla-
do relaciones con varios de los mas inn
portantes capitalistas, y al ano su fir
ma yalia muchos miles de duros.
ID. Melchor era I'M personaje.
Tenia 81 gran merito que hay que te-
ner en- esta sociedad para ser engrande-
cido snblimado tenia dinero.
Y tenia mas.
Tenia credito tenia cgsdito para
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-08

ia de Alcala, sin duda 4 lamar al senior
cura de San Jose.
Enteraronse del suceso los porteros
de otras casas pr6ximas, algunos tran
seuntes, y 20 que pasaba por ALI.
Lo que sucedia no era ninguna cosa
del otro jueves.
Sucedia sencillamente que un senior Sc
habia puesto malo, muy malo, repentina-
mente, ! todo hacia Greer que Sc moria.
No hay cosa mas natural en- el mum
do.
Els 10 que nos sucede q todos..
Estamos unos cuantos amos paseando
tan listos por ahl, yistiendonos y des-
nudandonos, comiendo, durmiendo, preo-
cupandonos de todo 10 que nos importa
y de 10 que no nos importa, hacienda pla-
nes para ell poryeLir. y un dia nos po-
nemos malos, asf de pronto, nos mete-
mos en- CANA, = NADIA, no nos levantamos
otra vez.
Esa es la vida.
Y la muerte, que es 10 mas seguro
que tenemos on la vida, razon por la
cual deberlamos estar siempre prepa-
radios q morirnos; es decir, que todos
los actos de nuestra vida debian estar
inspirados en- Ia idea de que nos hemos
de morir, y, va que no hay otro reme-
dio, debemos morIr blen.
Pero no entremos ahora en- filosoflas,
porque hemos de entrar en- la casa del
paciente.
Aunque nos preocupa 81 estado de la
persona que, segun todos los indicios,
Sc halla on peligro de muerte, no pode-
mos menos de admirar Ell luio del inte.
rior de aquella casa. Raso, terciopelo
por todas parties, marmol, orc, muebles
de todos los gustos j de todas las 6po-
cas-, estatuas, cuadros; ALI hay una RI
queza extraordinaria
La persona duena detodo ese luio de-
be ser poderosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-08

reunlr en- un momentO sobre su mesa
todo 81 dinero de Madrid, sin hacer
por SD parte mas que poner en- un pa
pei SUI nombre y un garrapato.
Conociendo Ia manera de ser de esta
soeiedad adokadora del dos Exito. no
habia necesidad de consignar que ID
Melchorfu6 halagado, mimado Y fasts;a-
do por ella, y que todas las puertas- 81
abrieron, 10 mismo las do las mas lima.
juda aristocracia que las de Ia politics.
las de los ministerios, hasta las de Pa
lacio. NADIA resiste va al Exito.
d. Melchor, hombre vulgar y adoea.
nado en- todo, menos en- su pereprina
habilidad de ganar dinero, pareci6 81
la sociedad un ho.nbre superior. sus
gestos y sus escasas palabras So inter-
pretaron siempre favorab blalnente para
81. 7 81 mismo SO maraviIlaba de auue-
LA lmportancia que Sc le daba.
Tn hombre de las condolences az ID.
Melchor hahia naturalmente de excitars.
Ia cod.oia de algunos padres, do esos
que andan buscando un baen 9oe,faolo pa
ra sus hiias, Green habeflo hallado
cuando encuentran un hombre rico.
cuanto mas rico meior, 4 Quien podar
lamar yarno. En- ID. AIelchor pnsieron
los oios muchus padres, y tainbiAE hay
que decir cue, aunqne no tsnia Las me-
iores cualidades de 6gura y talento pa
ra cautivar corazones, no le miraron con
malos oios las iovenes mas bellas y dis
tinguidas.
El dinero es 81 demonio ael siglo, J.
su induencla Sc apodera hasta ee los
corazones mas tiernos, mas inclinados &
los dulcesI afectos, { los generosos sen.
timientos.
El luio he hecho que hasta tbs niaas.
EN- a edad del candor, de los sueiiog de
azuly rosa, estimen en mncha IL dine
10.
ooSrlsUAnk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-08

Habiendo comunicado instructed
mes d nuestro representante en- Ma
drid, para que por todos los medios
que estuvieren & su alcance tratase
de inclinar ell amino del Supreme
Gobierno en- un sentido favorable d
10 solicitado por esta Sociedad en-
1876, acerca de la libre introduction
de los az1cares de Puerto-Rico en- la
Peninsula, 8 Sc estableciese de una
vez una escala diferencial de dere-
.ehos d todos los az1cares proceden-
tes de las Antillas segun clase, ha
presentado al Ministerio de Hacien-
da el Sr. Alfau la instancia que d
continuation Sc inserta; en- union de
las citadas instrucciones.
EXPOSICION
sOBRE LA LIBRE INTRODUCTION DE Los MAS
cABADos PUERTo-RIQUESos En- Los ruERTos DE LA
PENINSULA
Seilor
D. Antonio Alfau y Baralt, aboga-
do representante de la Sociedad de
Agriculture de Ponce en- Puerto-Ri-
co, y socio de merito de la Maya
giiez anombre y representation de
elias, y dc los agricultores de ambos
distritos, d v. NJ. con el mayor res
peto y consideration expone !:
Que Sc halla pendiente de la reso-
cion del Gobierno de s. NJ, una cues
ton en- que Sc encierra acaso todo el
porvenir de la isla de Puerto-Rico
question de vida 8 muerte para aque-
liza provincial, porque segun ell senti-
do en- que ella Sc resuelva, podra le-
.vantarse la abatida agriculture de la
postracion en- que yace por multitud
de CIRCUMSTANCES, 8 seguiran mar
|chando d su ruina mas completa las
haciendas de cana, que representa-
ell primer ramo de la riqueza en-
nuestra pequena Antilla.
Tai es la question azucarera, 8 sea
la solicitud pendiente de que Sc abran
los puertos de Ia madre patria q los
az1cares puerto-rique1os, para cuya
resolution qued6 Ell Gobierno de
v. M. autorizado por las C6rtes del
RENO, al tratarse de la ley arance-
laria.
En- esta question oscila la opinion
p6blica, con su diversidad de aspira-
clones y la inGnita variedad del cri-
terio personal hay divergencias en-
la prensa nacional y Sc confunden
lastimosamente los intereses y las ST.
tuaciones respectivas de Cubay Puer-
to-Rico, demandandose al Gobierno
de s. NJ. una formula dnica para la
solucion de I'm problema que en- ST
es vario y complejo.
Por ESQ, temiendo extravfo de la
opinion, y que la imposibilidad de
hallar una resolution uniforme para
las dos Antillas perjudique injusta-
mente 4 Puerto-Rico, esta Sc acoge
hoy al amparo del Trono de Y. NJ.
confando ciegamente en- que una vez
deslindadas las CIRCUMSTANCES de su
vida actual y las radicales difereucias
que existen entire ella y la isla de
Cuba, Y. NJ. lie hard cumplida justi-
cia por medic de su ilustrado y rec
to Gobierno.
Ell exponente, senior, desea ser
breve en- esta solicitud pero las pro-
porciones del asunto y su vital tras-
para la isla de Puerto Ri
co, cuya decadente agriculture esta
de sucumbir, hacen ne
cesario que esta iIstancia abarque
dos puntos esenciales, q saber
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-08
Mas sObre los azlicares.

Con ell fin de dar cabida 4 los 81
guientes documentos de inferes ge-I
moral que nos ha remitido ell Sr. Pre-
.sidente de la Sociedad de Agricultu-
ra de Ponce, retiramos parte de 10.
que para este n1mero tenfamos re-
|dactado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-08

trascendencia del armistieio que Sc
ACADIA de firmar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-02-08
SOCIEDAD De AGRICULTURAL
PREsIDENCIA.

DEL DEPARTAMENTO DE PONCE
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-31

: TIE BLUE RIDGE RAILRoAD.-South
Carolina he's seen woree days. than the
pressnt, by fer, and si,a gili no doubt
see better ones. Arising from her iobs
prostration, she already begins TO feel
the quickeniDg Of her former vigcr. One
OF her chers4hed enterprises In the days
IF her prosperity, aud one that che
would have completed loDs ago but for
tho calamitie> that fell upon her, was
the 6iue Ridge Railroad. It is not sur.
prising to find shat e,nong the first
things to attract attention, now tliat she
has entered upon new life, is that long
neglected schemes upon which she for
merry expended 80 much treasure. w o
copy this morning an article from the AM
DERsoN I7TELLIGENCER thnt breathes q
spirit of courage and hopefulnesajfi The
Charleston NetCa and Cpurier, reprodu-
cling the same article, observes: !,i,e.5-,t
'pThe ANDERSON IETELIdaRHCER iE a
clever article which we publish in an.
nthar r.,.nmfi thik GilnPnina haa AN ex-
cellcnt suggestion In regard 60 the nss to
be nsde of the convicts who yearly de.
vour the substance of the State The
INTELLIGEMCER thinks that they might
be proftably employed in resuscitatine
the BlnS Ridge Railroad, which, it truth.
fully saye, hns cost Tho State tso much
money to be entirely abandoned. This
Is one subject at least or which the up
country and Charleston can work In
happy accord, and it is to DO hoped thai
| twill receive the seriDna and, favorable
consideration of the legislature" a,f
The Blue Ridge Railroad was the road
of Calhoun and Hsyne, and of Frost
and Golrdin, and South Carolina hal
never lost faith in It's Ultimate oonstrnc
tion.-RnorviAe Tribune. n f.
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tive opinion merely, about which there
have been differences of opinion. but il
is clear that the constitution Of 1868 took
this question out of the forum of specu-
iative opinion aud placed II among the
cardinal principles on which the govern
iment should be administered, and we are
bound to consider 1t in that light. e'Hs
l regret that l am compelled TO differ
from the majority of'the court, but Il
seems TO be the inevitable consequence
OF my understanding Of the rules and
spirit Of constitutional construction.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-31

- Senator Jones, the leader of the
silver men in Congress, says that his
hopes of o satisfactory silver bill era
the Senate will strengthen the movement
rather than weaken It. He aays the
hard times are but just begun, and that
the people will soon demand silver ID
every State of the Union. q
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-31

We aenoanSe with uRfeign regret
tho death Of Samuel Bowlss founder
and prophecies OF thc SpTiagisld Ia gRSpHb-
licap So earnest, 60 true, 20 indepen-
dent 9 Journalist tia United States have
sUIuun 6cCH IlOT uas any !, COuutI2s OF
time kneWnsl q iOuSnAllst WHO aias Incfa
faithful to Gnty 80 he conceived an felt
IL, sle III sho Vsas moro st7ccesslsii 10 his
bEol D, or ko, etser al n, ,Nnn larger
SisSp, respect as an 90 4 SesFle asl
upright man, The death, of AFk. BoHies
is d. loss 10 be gh ole country thcugl ia
tiis Sonth, trce friend os ths South 81 BE
Nas, bis worth was IitESe knot
ols,5 eGt...ss.ss:.. ]:
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tion Acta We canuot. and viii moi. be-
ileye that5tbsy meal any ppiSithinluess
,THR yrfRNRa !.rIHrr.

,f VI
| The WinBsboro Z Nvyeses t,fiats, aI, ,irtes.s
eating letter TO sKa;, Thomas III. Wsod.
ward, which has been IateIy received ~.
him from Hon. lgse,iry p. Kimis,s n
! Winnebago CanHty, illinois, frofI tsbisl.i
vc make the fotlowine sytraot, " -. =!
Major, / give vou nv aasnrar,se tbat II
have, become y!evotedIy attached to lie liz
people OF Sontn Carolina They are jttet
the sinost generous. .whols,aonled Sssss. a.
naninous, hospitable and !, i c,sl,,ysssd 1
| people that ever honoretl n,,r nonnt,y \
There Is not q trait IA their eharac,e,
that il mean, aelfi5h of 't,arair,Shi oi,s
Their iateh-stfinR is aly,sys o,,sS and
chivalEy and paramount desire a. male ale
the very best use nf natpte's e;ft. e,S
| favors, Inspires them "a a nnh;Iity ~
| friendship aud ilibaraiisy that III i I;5nst
sublinie. = MY, acdnaintat,s sn tritS yo,s,
people, and my observation Sf tha ainn,s
heyfng resources of, your soil and tha
capabilities of yopr rivers for ,non,facs
turing industties, the aalubritv az van,
cliinate for rJaninteYrnpt6fii Isboa I5nrI,,r !,
almost the entire wear. have estahl;a..e5
the conviction in nv mind that sio,,ti,s &
Carolina 10 m exceedingly .charrnino and
favored locality. holding Ia fI,e plenituda
of it's resources the boindfess I,oss;hii;.
ties for the, comfort % and insniystinp vfa' ~
man. No portion of the country ma.
sessea greater facilities and adyaptapea Ss,
for landscape adorhment. The CONNER
cial intercourse OF our nation wifi IN.
pan and other; Countries % Of Tie 't,l os;,.a, ss
has been, and will continue 10 bestbs
means of extending your Iists OF yalma.
Bile fruits and ornamental plants and
iehYuhherty j -. TisIsf17 - = 4 1IGs5f,.s
When I reject upon the a.s,,r,ant
growth of your stose5---the beaI,tv .anj
perfection OF your shsde tressS-ths brii.
liant tints and colora of your fowers.
and the limitless range and divarsitv ~ ~
your horticultural pTotiiiefs. nv .ros,si,,. &.
sion, Is, that 10 es;st:i,;. ~: - az Smith
presents such iniucementa for, rne, aI,j.s. tie.
sirous of establishing beautifnI home,
and surroundings as the Palmetto State.
There are alsS sosial element mn, ss, ssss1..
Citations which give tone. diansty '.ogv -and /,
fascination TO your. domestic raist;ol,,s
refer to the brilliant attrsotions, m.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-01-31

Governor Wade Hampton, of Soutk
Carolina has been selected TO deliver the
annual address at the next commnce.
ment Of the Univetaity pf mississippi.
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% The New York .EEscAi,ts sAs says
People who have baen iweifinG Tor ;evi-
dence 70 ahow that GoserEar, HaniptoE,
Of septh Casolina WIS 81 not sincere IL the
P'St.bv1 stsFas.vs sussot vantp ltstrcSs HOutu'
bsi1pne 90 Ear as the clssf 8. 8. s.ssff
were ecscefRedI IOr that he sgonid not be
able TO carry into effect his oEn Wishes;
are in q fair, way of becoming discoiir.
aged. South Carolina 0ntrages 6n coI-
oied men have ceased IA staxes ara
willingly paid the'tistato expabasss ere
rings are afforded fair trials, and when,
convicted, evldenea against them is So
clear as Co leaF fi0 s0oTa for an honest
axntiha tx tfai 11tlal {. e..A .si.ss L.
licaps tase intsre 81 noglgh 70 bring out
o majority vote, as has recently heen the
case, they elect thsir cnpdi didales without
any unlaNlf fal pcsitiop.p 2 s.i,s
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\
"a PERFEoTEp C0rToN HARVESTER.
Mr.. o. u. Smith, of Raleigh, N. @. I. ii
has invented snd patented a cotton pickeft
which promises tonwork .g revolution In.
the harvesting of cotton, and It Ia said ]
will dc, the work of 10G lhborefs In the,
field. The machine is about ttsa size AMI.
weight OF "a -horse9 wagon. sud IS
upon threa wheels, the centre enc gun.
ming between two rows and the other two
outside Of them. The two driving wheels
from which is worked the mnchifierys afe
high enough Co carry. eVerythins above
the cotton. The; front wheel isaabotit
half the he:Sht, and works 1nder the
machine on q pivot joint, to which are
attached the hofees, which walk betweei,
the rows. The picking machinery con-
sists of two hundred finger rshaped carls ,
Sn diasss;bi;;ssrr, -TT9TfkiiuE up and diowa
through the stalks as the machine adysn-
fes, Ihest cards viii hot take hold ,o6s
anything but the lint OF the open cotton,
and takes that whether it lis npon the /,
ground or the top of the staiE. & Leaves
twigs, and hnlls viii not stick to them,
but tho cotton touched III. eyer SO small q
| degTea instantly adhefess and will iiotIi
| go until brushed yofr i Sc the topiibE1 al
brnsheE Whenee il is taken on an altcn
] ys sPliuB fncs uenoal lfea,1n o recaptaclg Ito.
the rear 10 q is.sit ssSaiiSht ssoYal, entirely
| free from fdilS. The whole aiachih5 iB
| reduced TO itAIsoWest1 sihipljtity, his
justable parte, Ssiyegy aprable and easiityS
1 inlanaged. The driver by leaning back,
in hie seat can etop the picking in order.
20 drive 20 the PiissssS OF and y
load. This, is done without shEowing the
:. i CT .;,.s 2 ss, Essz- her Z: 81
Him toH kn v,7nf.gn,,
Iof one dollar per. bale, and in every way
us o. complete tnaenihe, ss has been
iproyed by practical use. Il MR. Slaith pro-
9lposes introducing his machine aglther,i
Ioughly practicable for tho enaniRg crop,
land to this end will sell It in each &c. the,
cotton States at tinal1faGture "a cost, $x00.
tsD a5 TO establish itsWorth, although $500
2 iig tha price. Or the patentse yilEsseil sinl
I whole or IN part MS ,iny yenIon, IsKingI u
small per cent. in; cash with the balance
to be made out Of the machine. rs .95sss
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VIVA vOCE VS.. BAhLOT.

Decssion Of tho Supreme Court that tho
Constitution Requires q Joint 1nIiot of
the General Assembly in the Election Of
Circuit Judges.
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The State of South Carolina vs. A. j.
Shaw. Separate Opinion of McIver,

The State .ot South Carolina vs. A. j.
Shaw. Separate Opinion of McIver,
While concurring fully in the opinion
filed as that of the majority of the court,
it has been thought due to the dignity OF
the Office In question, and the Importance
and gravity of the questions involved,
that each Of US should formally express
our opinions. /, therefore, propose TO
state briefly, some u the reasons which
have brought my mind to such conclu-
sion. although / cannot hope to add any
thing 70 tho argument presented in the
@;E>is..nn of the majority of the court.
The sole question involved in this case
Is, whether an election Of o Circuit Judge
by the General Assembly voting piva coce
is q valid election. To determine this
question Il is necessary TO consider the
provisions of the consultation of this
State, relating to this subject, for the
purpose Of ascertaining whether that. in
| stfument requires such election to be
made In any particular rncle, and IL so
what that mode Is. For no one will
deny that, If, by the terms of the consti.
tuition, the election is required 10 6t
\ made in any particular mode, that mode
is essential TO the validity Of such elec.
ton, and . person who has been elected
in any other mode hgs no legal title tc
the Office.
It cannot escape the attention of tLs
most casual reader Of the, constitution
! that there are swe distinct modes o
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word, and ! will quote one or two 70
show . little both of the meaning and
history Of the word In England
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
Kew Advertisements. A

Joe Ply announces hinis If as q candidate for Sheriff. Joe has made ain exc llent deputy, and no doubt will do equally well in tie higher position, if chance is oily given him.
 The asscssmert rcll is now on file in ihe office of the Coun y Record r.
 Calt.in Charles ?. E lgan adve . t;ses for proposals ioi flour aLd beans.
 John Mullen has been appoint ed administrator of the estate ot Joseph s. Chlse.
 Convcyaaces 10 ihe races en tie 3d and 1 h are advcriisel.
 Allen Stroud has taken charge ol the siab.es adjoining the PLe.ix Hot,L and renamed them the " Fashion"
 Charles D. Posten Register of the Land Office at Florence, has q notice of interest 10 occupants of lands reserved to the Texas Pacific Railroad Company.
 <. NJ. James & Co.,, are prepared to handle grain in large or small quantities. Read the "ad' farmers.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
Frci.ht Facts.

From lhe Yuml Sentinel of June l5 we learn of the ani5al of ihe following Ma icopa f e'ght. June 9th-Phrnix. l. Irvine & Co. 3 b Is bags, 100 flnur; A M J & Co, 9 groceri's. 1oth-Cnmp Mcdowell U $ 6 flour. lllh-Ph nix A & F, l saddlery l ciglrs; A M James, 3 oil. Wickrnburg E o G ? honey. l3.l.-Ph nix w Isluc l cxcavator and fxiur's; A & F 3 tobacco; G l. Ln'ing b'con. llth-W W.cken- bu s NJ l. r, ral d G3 grccri s, g hudw re and ten supplies. heIix A x E Z La;s; J M C 15 s-lool goods.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
George Ilyland,s Circus.

This company, now travelling through Arizona and the first of it's kind tEaL has ever visited the Terri tory has been in town for the past week. Tie first exhibition was gwen last Saturday evening and elicited golden opinions from our people. George is an ell favor.te on this Coast and his show is a good one in all its parts. The equestrian ship was especially god aad in this role Mrs. Rylaud is without a peer in inc world. Tracy is a witty and mirth provoking clown, and the sllck wire performance b. Mrs Ky laad is ; triumph in the at of equi- libr-um. The tra nd dogs gave great amusement. The p'r.ormanc !. tC- igIt, will cln-lSt of q Wo- gramme arrI gel exp essy tor the English SD akng plt of our p D. lal.on. To m)ro V evening WI. b. the final pcrformanc'. F.om here they go 10 Prescott. wh re we be- sprak for them a hOspi.able wei clmp.
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22

HAY AND GRAIN are tep. on hand for tn
 use of TRAVELLERS & FREIGHTERS Every accon1odafion is provided for parties desirous of eamI ing in tLe Corral. which is large and Sc, Thi Iivery Sti3le is well supplied with Saddle Horses Bu-yi-s and am5ulancss, and for hire at reasonable rates. HORSES and MULES BOARDED on easy
 terms,
Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
Probate Notice.

IS TIE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF JOSEPH s. CHASE. Deceased.
 Esiaie fl Joseph > Chase. deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undfrIgued, Aimin sira'or or the Estate of Joseph =. Chase, deceased. 10 the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased. Co K hibit them with the necessary v"urheis wi-hin four mnatis after the fl st publication ,f ihis .no'ic-. n the said Admins ra'or, at the office of John T. Als4p. Phenix. A. r
 IouN MULLEN. Administrator of the EstAe of Joseph s. Chase. deret t>ed Q, Pheuix Ju e l9 1878. l94t
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Salt River herald., 1878-06-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sheriff.

I hereby anncuuce myself a Candidate fir Sheriff of Maiicupa county. at the r'mng e,ecii.n. iosErnUs l HY.
 PH NIX 4. T. June a2 1878. l4
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Equalization Notice.
OFFICE ~F c .uxrY REcognEp.

OFFICE ~F c .UNTY REcoTnEr..
 Maricopa County. A. T. June Y. .s15.
 Sntic is hereby given that the Assessment Rn ni liI 'un y is on fl e in my iii';-' fir t..e insreriiun If ihss pn lic aud tai inc B-,arl ns Su'e-v sir. "f snt Cou1'r vii met rS E ar Equl iza ion r..s. first Mpudiy " In Jay. 1878. W. r. M ;NULTY.