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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02
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rAs story which clytsmnestra tells h ,srri.
BILE IN its dramatic intensity. she murdered
her husbssd bat NO pang Of rsnons follows
the bloody set. she would do 70 again .
thousand tinss- for the sweets Of unhaiiovsd
love:
I, doth rspsat ne not
woaid twsrs yet 10 do. and would do
Again theassnd times, II the sn.d blood
ofny xsisihu,
OF passion than the long uniovsly yeus
OF viisly duty. when Love eousih no,
To Wake the bsrren days.
We are hedged roupd.
We women. By such eioss draun ordinances
sst round us by our tyrAnts. thai ws fear
To ovsrsisp hsnd's breadth the dull bounds
OF eus.om: bat % lat Love. vahing IN ne.
Bursi all my eh.ins ssundsr. and lived
g Yea. indssd.
NJ days were happy. ppent ns not,
Iwoaid vads throaeh ssss Of blood 70 know
Thor. iSs s.ss. d.l,rA.. ono. nor..
Bat pisiss not
Ths sslnsh. careless gods Who vrsehsd our
M.lins iSs hing the murderer Of hi. girl.
And ne hia murdsrsss: mailing my con
TIE murdsrsr Of his mother and her love
a mystery of blood curse then all.
Ths careless Yorcss, sitilns far vithdrswn
Upon the h.ights Of space. taxing mens live
For playthinss. and dertiing a. " sport
Our hsppissss snd vos-i eurss them all
- n doth repent me not.
- have lived my iifs.
have loved
yonss vas bare like dot good looking snov.
but tnmblsa me Oh und away did ~.
NieAt 90 clean llss der mud vss vss srowed On
vas sshnpsa nom der pOOts Of der peoples l
pnniin' und swearin' did Ike 10 I'D die.
To os shtin hksA naessrsl dot no one won't
Will. s;i.i m. some larger to g. .sa.r.
meal.
vas ss.i.a do, some students mine pOdy vOuid
steal.
Ny ersshius, how 70. dot got down 90 log.
When vone. I va sh~set Ike dot psudifal
shnow'
"0risve not for me. my husband dear.
I AN not dead. but sleeping here;
with pstiencs wait-prrp1e 10 die
And In Q short time yoa'n COME " H.
Ell am not grieved my dearest life:
sleep on-Ivs got smother ~iie;
Thereiore cannot come 10 thee,
For mnst 90 and live with shs."
10 the sesson knoun - Adams fall.
Al home or In the garden.
II Eve received or made Q call
she wore dolly varisn-
or simple ns leaves, thus attired
In lo~.necked drsss not thought ofs
The scottish style that's now admired.
Al Highland ninss In OTTAWA.
-Toro.io co..ipsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02

We would remark that the lilac buds
are swelling. bat refrain through fear OF
some scotfer asking Why We lilac that
for.-Bosion Transcript.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02
NOTICE.

cRALEp PROPOSALS WILL De RECEIVED
- for Rsnovating. hepairins and mailing Ger.
tain altsra.ions In The STATE Capitol until hAi
HIxrH. fsia Specifications. ETC.. 70 b sssn q
~ confrolier's once. By order %
BOARD OF CAPITOL COMMISSIONER
D. \. nnssions, ts0ssazy. ap2ssd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02
Valuable Mining Property
FOR GALE.

an ACCOUNT or TIE CONTEMPLATED
retirement Of the principal manager Of tho
HOMESTEAD. GOLDEN STANDARD and
WHEELER MINES. Mining Capitalists arc
specially invited 10 . thorough inspection Of
tho aid property. with view to iu real merit
and purehass. Th.ss three mines. unineorpo-
rsisd. uns.eumbsred. sssregstins s,ois Linear
sss.. ,os,,hsr with vaiusbs improvsmsnis
thereon. lying adjacent to each other. east Of
and parallel with the original cOmssock Lods.
srs situated in the Town Of Gold Hill. Storey
County. Nevada.
For further pstleuiars sppiy.o
.. LYToRp. Agent.
ones-xo. . Honssss.a Buiidins. Gold Hill.
Nsvsds. % m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02
SKATING Hisxs,

SEQ. 81. Every person or nrm engaged In the
business Of keeping skating rink shall pay
quarteri,, Tor . llcsnss 10 carry on the s,ms
according 10 his or her average monthly receipts
% In the following sthetulei
Pirst Cisss--Monthly receipts thfes hundred
dollars or over. quarterly losnse. twenty dol
lars.
seeopd Cisss-Monthiy receipts under thres
hundred dollars, quarterly licsnse, nftssn dol
lars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02
SHOOTING aALLKlixs.

SEQ. 20. Every person OF nrm engaged IN the
business Of keeping pistol. gun or rine shoot
ing gallery shall pay, quarterly, for license 10
carry on the sams, according 10 bis averaes
monthly receipts, a. in the following schedule.
First Clss'-Monthly receipts ave hundred
lars.
second Glass Monthly receipts under ave
hundred dollars, quarterly license, hitesn dol.
lars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS AND RIsfAURANfS.
30, FOB STEAMBOAT !
JOHN & MATT. RAPP,
TUE POPULAR PRoPRIlroRs OF
l STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. have rsopsnsd
srEAMsoAr SPRINGS
AND HOTEL FOR VISITORS.
INyALrps - we'll - PLRAsuRE.sIxKRRs
will and 10 the Most Pleasant Rssor
On the Pacific Coast.
TINE BATH HOUSES
Have besu rebuilt, nov improvements sdded,
asd The whole sstablishmsnt rsndersd - near
psrfect - possible In general seoonnodsiions
for The public.
the RESTAURANT
viii AFFORD the bes, Of the season. and
the BAR
The Choicest Liquors.
icsu JAN. RAPP. Proprissors.
CAPIT0
r o It's S Err IE.
L. shs Capital siiiisrd saisss,
MAIN STREET. GOLD HILL
STEAKS.
OYSTERS.
GAME,
Cooked to order at all Roars. Rsrc''
DINNER AT $50 O'CLOCK P. N.
sp D. J. RADovICn.
FRENCH RESTAURANT.
MAIN srRRRT..............GOLD HILL,
Opposite the Eclipse Stable.
ogo. pupRsY. PROPRIETOR
THE CHOICEST OF EVERYTHING THE
l Msrket anJrds.
A@ FISH. aA.H -
Served up In the most approved French style.
or COOKED to order At short notice.
WINE, FRUIT and all the Luxuries OF the
~MEALs AT ALL HoURs.~
Board By the Day. Week, Month or Meal.
Having had thorough personal experience a
q nrst-ciass MAitrs de Cuisine for over twenty
years, can guarantee the most ercslisnt satis-
faction 10 my patrons. ,.o nr,pvv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02

MUSICAL.
TEE DAVIS FAMILY ARE PRKPARRD
70 increass their class Of pupils TO the
VIOLIN. Ths proficiency attained By Mr.
Davis youngest children The having been their
only tsseherj u . sufncisnt
GUARANTEE OF ms ABILITY
And msthod Of Instruction. Terms to suit.
Great pains taksn 10 advance our scholars In
the art Of
Rapid ssd Correct Nets.Rssdisgs
ad PsEEssSS e q. s.., S1 Sss;.. s S S:';'fs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02

ssc. 81. Every peryon. nrm, assoclation o'
corporation engaged In the business OF trans
porting psssengsrs for hire from the Town o.
Gold Hill to any other place, OF frUm any othel
place 70 thu Town Of Gold Hill, and who ol
which has plscs OF business, or one terminul
Of his. their or its route, or an agency In th'
Town OF Gold Hill. shail pay. quarterly. for |
licenss 10 carry on the same, according TO bis
their or its average monthly recsipts, - In thu
following schedule
First o.ass Monthly receipts one thousand
ooitsu " SvcI. 'se.sS, sAS se... ~,
thousand collars. quarterly lioenss, twenty dol
lara
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02

SEC. %. Every perron OF nrm engaged In the
buslnsss Of haviing or pedd 'ins goods. wares.
or merchandise Of any description. except Ice
cream and milk. from q vehicle or otherwise.
shall pay for license 70 carry on the same, %.
oording TO his or their sverage sales or receipts
a. In the following schedule:
First Ciass-Monthly sales or receipts ono
thousand dollars or over. quarterly license,
thirty dollars, or monthly license. niteen dol.
lars, at the option Of heeusee.
Second Class-Honthly sales or recsipts un-
der one thousand dollars, quarterly license.
twenty dollars. or monthly license. ten dollars.
q the option ofthe licsnsee.
Third Olass-Dsily SALES or receipts ffty dol.
laI or over, ave dollars for each day, unless
ne psrsou OF nrm engaged In such business
pay for and take out monthly or quarterly IL.
Genes.
Fourth Class-Daiiy sales or receipts under
nfty dollars, three dollars for each dAy, unless
the person or frm engaged In such business
pay Tor and taks oat monthly or quarterly u
cense.
sDc. q. Every person or nrm engaged In the
business OF hawking or pcddling Ice cream shall
pay for Q license 70 do the same. according 70
his o. their average sales o. recsipts, - In the
following schedule;
Iiss 6lass-DKly sales or rscsipts any DOL
In o. ON. aungoGrly nDonea, tWentyAvo eol-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02

sro. %. Every person. hrn, association or
corporation cngaged In the business Of trans
mittina letters or ether pacfagee Forwarding
and carrying gold dust. bullion. coin or freight
for hire, from the Town of Gold Hill To any
other plsce. or from any other place ~ tbs Tosn
Of Gold Hill, and who has . place OF business
or agency In said town. shall pay. quarterly. for
license 20 CARY on the came. according TO HE,
their or its monthly receipts. - In the average
following schedulei
Dollar OF over. quarterly license. thirty dollars.
second Olass-Monthly receipts under fve
thousand dolisrs. quarterly license. twsnty dol
lArS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02

SEQ. n. Every person. nrm. association O
corporation engaged In the foundry business
shall pay, quarterly, for . license 10 cary oi
the asIns, according 10 his. thor OF It's avcraa
monthly sales or reosipts. 40 In the foliowinI
schedule.
first Class Monthly salss or receipts twent,
thousand dollars or over, quarterly license. fort!
dollars
second Class- Monthly sslss or receipts hitsei
thousand dollars or over and under twent,
thousand dollars. quarterly license, thirty dol
lars.
Third Glass Monthly ssles or receipts. TED
thousand dollars or over and under nheen thou
ssnd dollars. quarterly license. twenty-five dol
lars.
Fourth clsss-- -Monthly sales or receipts IN
der ten thousand dollar, quarterly license
twenty dollArS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02

src. 10. Evsry person or nrm engaged In ths
business o, carrying on . barber shop snail
pay. quarterly. for Q liosnss 10 cany on m
same, according 10 his ortheif average monthly
business OF receipts, a. In the following
schedule:
Iivt Class- Monthly business % receipts hvs
hundred dollars or over. quarterly license, tsn
dollap.
second Cisss-Mnuthly business % rscsipt.
three hundred and nfty dollsrs or over snc
under ave hundred dollsS. quarssfiy hesnss'
six dollars.
Third Ciass-Nonthly business % rsosipts
one hundred and nfty dollars o. over and undel
three hundred and nfty dollars, quarterly
license, four dollars. III. --.
Fourth Olass-MontAlv ossinass or reoeiptl
license. thfss dollars.
nuIiAnp xAllls.
sss. II. Hysry psrsea o. nrn sneAget - y.
business q isspins blidAfd tAhls q sii,isst
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-02

bEC0uu -noutuly BuEiuC.4 W IuIolpt7
under four hundred doliar. quarterly license.
IELEsnAPz conrAxIrs.
olo. %. kvery telegraph company doing
business In the Town OF Gold Hill shall pay,
quarterly. for Q license 70 earry on the same,
according 10 ia average monthly receipts, % In
Pirst Class-Monthiy receipts two thousand
doiisrs or over. quarterly liesnss, forty dollars.
Second Class-Nonthly receipts undsr two
thousand dollars, quarterly licenss. thirty dol.
lars.
rHxArxHs Axp nrLopEoHs.
SEQ. u Every manager or Lessee q any thea.
Of irving pubiic performances Of the same, shall
pay for license 10 cary on the same. according
10 his receipts q esch performances. - in the
following schedulss
First cisss- Receipts two hundred and nfty
dollars or over. license for each performances,
second Cisss- Receipts under two hundred
and any dollars, license Tor each performances.
ten dollars.
src. 90. Rvery person or hrm engaged In the
business Of an undertaken ahall pay. quaftsriy,
for license 70 eArry on the ZANE. According 70
hisor their average monthly sales or rscsipts.
q IN the following seheduiei
First Cls.sa Monthly salss OF recsipts eight
hundred dollars or over, quarterly licsnss.
twenty dollsrs.
sseond Clsss-Mouihly sales OF receipts under
eight hundred dollars, quarterly license. nftssn
dollars.
lff WOOD AND COAL pEALrns.
src. %. Evefy person or hfm engassd In the
business OF selling drsvood OF coal snal peys
quarterly. f1 license To- cany On tss ssms.
sccording 70 his OF their avsraes mon,hu sasss
or receipts, q IN the follovinG sehedule:
First Class-nonthiy sales or reoeipa ave
thousand dollars or over. quarterly hesnss'
sscesd cisss-Nonshly sa,ss OF receipts thrss
thoussnd doilsr. 81 over and under ave thou
sssd dolis1. quarterly hesnss. swsafy.avs
3sia clas- -xsn.Aiy ais o. 'sssiss aals
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05

Ar the present rate of construction the Southern Pacific Railroad will reach Maricopa Wells in about six weeks, and instead of halting for the sumner, as is generally supposed, many people in Phoenix are of the opinion that work will be continued northward, on Grays line, to a point at the base of the Bradshaw moun- tains. and in the vicinity of Gillett. For thtss making PhGnix B way stG- tion, the taxpayers of Maricopa county, (the larger portion of whom reside in this section are called up- On to pay an interest of S15,- 900 per year, or an amount about equal to our entire revenue. The road constructed as above men ntiOn ed would be of great benefit to Prescott while we the losers would foot the bills. Mir. Gray the father of this bill, makes the statement that it is only intended 10 construct the line to Php- nix making this the great teamln9 center for all eastcrl and northern Arizona Should such be the case we doubt very much if the benefits derived would justify the increased taxation. 4 clause should have been inserted in the bill giving the taXpay- CTS the right to say whether we are in a condition to be saddled with such an enormous debt. With the South ern Pacific Railroad completed to Maricopa, and 2 good and direct road between that point and Phoenix, we will be placed in close enough connection with the outside world fer some time to come.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05
PHENIN.
Translated from the Swedish.

In Paradise, under the Tree of Wisdom, grew hedge of roses; here, in the first rose, q bird was born. His flight was like that of light; his color was beautiful. and his song glorious. But when Eve broke of the Tree of Wisdom-when she and Adam were driven from the garden of Paradise, spark from the flaming sword of the Angel of Punishment fell into the nest and burnt it. The bird died in the flames; but from the red egg there grew new bird Phoenix.
 Ii is an old tradition that Phoenix lives in Arabia, and every hundred years burns himself and his nest ; while, from the red egg, flies new bird, tue only Phoenix in the world.
 The bird hovers around us, swift as light, of beautiful color, and with a glorious voice. When the mother sits by her baby's cradle, he is near the pillow and beats with his wings a crown of glory around the chlld's head. He flies through the cottage where content rcigns and brings sun shine with him. But the bird PhGnix is not alone Arabia's bird. He flut- ters in the northern light on Lapland's ice-plains; he fits about among the yellow flowers in Greenland's short summers. Under Fahlun's copper cliffs, in England's coal mines, he flies in the shape of moth over the lpsalter in the hands of the pious workman. He sails on a lotus-leaf down the Ganges' holy waters, and the Hindoo girls eye glistcns when she sees him.
 The bird Phoenix! Do you not know him? The Bird of Paradise, songs holy swan. On the chariot of Thespis he sat as a cawing raven, and beat his black wings; over the Ice landic singers harp glided the swans red, ringing beak; like Odin's raven, he was perched on Shakspeare's shoulder and whispered Immortal ity;" during the concert, he flew through Wartburg's hall ot knights He sang for you the Marseillaise, and you kissed the feather that dropped from his wing.
 Bird of Paradis,i renewed every hundredth year fed in flames, dying in flames, thy image made in gold hangs in the halls of the rich; whilst thou often roamest, lost and alone, one myth only. the Pho,nix of Arania In Paradise, when thou vert born in the first rose under the Tree of Wis dom, our Father kissed thee. ard gave thee thy right namc--Poetry.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05
IN lIEGIORIAM.

Al a regular meeting of Garden Valley Lodge, No. 1, l. c. c. T., of PhGnix, 4. T., held March 1st, 1879, the following preamble and resolu- tions were adopted:
 WHEREAS, It has pleased Divine Providence to take from among us our very worthy brother, Levi Pitts therefore
 Rcsolced, That in the death of Bro. Pitts our lodge has lost one of its most active members, the temperance cause one of its most jealous advo- ties and society d good and eNen- plary young man.
 ResoLced, That as q token of our cs- tcem for Brother Pitts and sorrow at the loss we have sustained, the char ter, and regalia of our lodge shall bear the badge of mourning for 30 days; and that the earnest sympathy of our lodge is hereby extended 10 the bcreayed relatives of our deccast d brother
 I2esol-ed, That our secretary for ward copy of the preamble and resolutions to the near relatives of our deceased brother, and to the Rescue, at Los Angeles, Cal; and the PHHNIx HERALD for publication
 J. E. WHARTON, L. D.
 WM. WILKES,
 C. C. CONRAD, ". s.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05
To A. F. Fay, $500. To Hackney & Morehead, s2s. To Carlos NcloSco, S20.

To A. F. Fay, $500.
 To Hackney & Morchead, S2S.
 To Carlos NcloSco, S20.
 Eightccntl-For paving postage of tenth legislative assembly the sun of $256, and the territorial auditor is hereby directed to draw his warrant on the treasurer for that sunS, in f;lyor of T. w. Otis, postmaster at Prescott.
 Ninetecnth-For telegraphing me morial of the legislative assembly in relation to Indian reservation upon Salt river, S266, and the territorial auditor is hereby directed 10 draw his warrant on the territorial treasurer for that amount, in favor of the governor of the territory.
 Twentieth-For dcfraying the ex- tpenses of his eXceliency, the go7ern- or of the territory, in going to Wash ington to assist in procuring tho ad justment and proper location of In dian reservations in tlIis territory,
 -. dollars, and tEsc territorial au- ditor is hereby di. ectcd to draw his warrant for said sum upCn the terri torial treasurer in favor of the gov c-nor of the territory upon his de mand therefor.
 Twenty -first-For prin ting the gov ernor's message in the Spanish lan- guage, 300 copies, S175 to be paid to Fully & Fay.
 Twenty y-Second-For printing the election proclamation of the goverr or, to include deficiencies in the year 1878, the sum of $500, to be expended under the direction of the territorial auditor
 Twenty-third-For paying the sub- scription for newspapers, of which the secretary is directed by law to keep files, the sum of $50, to be ex- pended under the direction of the sec retary of the territory.
 SEC. ?. All the appropriations made by this act for salaries or for other purposes shall be paid out of the general fund of the territory, and shall apply from the first day of January, A. D. 1879, to the 31st day of Dece mber, X. D. 1880. The terri torial auditor shall not draw his war rant for any civil expenses other than as specified in this act, except those expressly appropriated hy law.
 SEC. 3. The territorial auditor shall draw his warrants on the terri torial treasurer for the salaries pro vidcd for in this act quarterly for the amount due for tue preceding quarter except where other times of payment Of salaries are expressly provided for by law and for the other appropria- tions made by this act, he shall draw his warrants as directed and required by this act No warrant shall be drawn for services rendered or in dcbtcdness accruing during any other fiscal year than those for which ap propriasio0s aye made by this act.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05

Tine ccnses bill as it passed the House. provides that the enumeration shall commence on the first Monday in June, and the returns shall be forwarded to supervisors on or before the first of July, 1880; and in any city having over 10000 inhabitants the enumeration shall be taken with in two weeks from the first Monday in June. The president, by and with the consent of the senate, is to have the appointment of the supervisors of the census, whose number is limi- ted to 150, and who are to receive a compensation of $500 each.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05
Froposaia. for Fuel. Forage. Etc,

uEADQ'ES DEP T OF ARIZ INA.
 OFFICE pr CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER
 Prescott Barracks, A. T.. Feb. 14, 1879. )
 Sealed proposals in triplcate subject o the usual cundi ioi S will be received at this of- l7th, 1879. at hich time ami place they will be open. in prr sence If bidders, for furnish ing and delivering Military Supplies during th- fiscal year commencing July lst. 1879 and ending June 3l, lSS0 ss follows
 Hard and soft weed, corn. barley, bran, hay, straw aud charcoal, or such or said suppies as may be reqn red, at Camps APa he, Bowie, Grant, lluachuca, Lowell Nc )ow.ll, Mnjave, J. A. Ruck CT, Thomas end Verde; and at Whiprle and Yuma Dep its, A. T.. and at Fort Yuma, Cal
 Proposals for either class of the stores mer - toned, or for quantities less than the wh -le amount required will be re eeived
 The government reserves the right to rejs ct any or all proposals received A Pref+reusc win be given 10 articles of domestic produc- tion.
 Bank proposals and printed circulars, stat ing the kind and estimated quantitiea required at each depot and post, and giving full instruc- lions the manner of bidding conditions 10 be observed by bidders and terms of contract and payment, will b. furnished on application at this office, or to the quartermasfer al any of the depots and posts named. Envela es con- triniug proposals should b. marked ' Prupb- saIs for barley, corn. wood. etc. (a> the ease may be) and addressed to the undersigned
 Local proposals, to be addressed tn the Guar termas;er of he depot post for whioh iiis b d is iutenued, and marked as a:.ove, will be re oeived. GEO II WEEKS.
 M2jor and Quartermaster, U. $ A my.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05

LoCIs VEL, the only lew in the North Carolina penitentiary' has been pardoned out by Governor Vance, who end0rced ihe following on the paper Il take pleasure in saying that sign the pardon in part recognition of the good and law abiding character of our Jewish citizens. this being the first serious case syer brought to my notice on the part of any of that peo- Dle' ''
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05

Inc place lately occupied by Dr. Ionyers has been rested and furn- ,shcd and is now occupied by Win Sturenburg as tonsorial parlor and bath house. The latter convenience is something long needed here, and nill bc greatly appreciated.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05
MISCELLANEOUS
Prnhnfe Nntice.

In the Probate Court of Maricopa county, ,
 Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate of Levi Pitts, q, . ceased.
 PURSUANT to an order of said court made on the 27Ih day Of February ls79. notice i> h reby given that Mo, day. the 3lst day of March. A. D. lSs9 at c'ciock q. of said day, at the court of said court, at ihe town of PheniN. in said cou"fy of Maiicnpa have been apro nt,d d the time and place for proving the will of said Levi itrS, deceased, and for hearing the application of J. R. Whar- ion for the issuance to him of letters testamen- tary. when and where any p-rson in crested m:v appear and contest the same.
 Dated February 27th Is 9.
 WI. A. HANCOCK 5-4t Probate Judge and eX-Ctficiu Clerk
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05

Prudent, persistent advertising never fails Fo pay cent per cent on the 2 investment, N.kcthcr the outlay be in tens, or hundreds or thousands cf collars. The most prosperous busi- ness men in the world have attested this trIfth
The Phoenix herald., 1879-03-05

OLIVE LOGAN writes to the Cincin- natti Enquirer that she said to Gencr al Grant while he was recently in England Are you going to be the next president of the United States, General:' "No, I am not" he re piled Then, after pause, he added, ~But I'm going to be their most inde- nrndcnt citizen .