davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-25

T PRRauMRRAHFsR bora .uppgitva tydlig
adress, med Mann pa post-ofice'' (oo6
I hummer pa ssbox" eller s'drawer," ON sadan
I fnnesl SAINT county och stat Vid ombyte
af vistelseort bora prennmeranter samtidigt
npp3ifva bade den gamla och nya adressen. "
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-25
BerZeliuS.

Den 20 Augusti mauad 1859 f0d.
des Vafversunda socken 0stergyllen
vid foten af Omberg nara Vetterns
strand, joins Jakob, son till skolkolle.
gan Linkoping Samuel Berzelius och
hans maka, Elisabeth Dorothea Sj6-
stem. Slagten var b6rdig fran garden
Bergsater Motala socken, af hvilken
farfarsfadren, syssloman Bengt Ber.
zelius tog slit MANN. Tldigt miste
han far och NOR, men styffadern pro.
stem Ekmark tog sig af honom och lat
hans studier ledas af sedermera pro.
stem Hagert, som ON hans utbild.
ningshistoria haft atskilligt att for
talja. vid IA ars alder kom han med
CODA kunskaper till Link6pings gym
nasium, och endast ungdomen hindra.
de honom fran att genast sandals till
akademien.
Emellertid lyckades han icke till
fredsstalla vissa af sina larare., pa
gymnasiet. Naturvetenskaperna, som
under frihetstiden staff 81 h6gt kurs
i Sverige, voro annu icke valsedda
laroamnen vid skolorna, och Berzeli.
u.s. hag Jag ALT for utpragladt at delta
hall, att han skulle varda sig synner.
ligen ON ALA de andra amnena, hvil
ka han for 6frigt var ganska hemma
stadd. Ar l796-vid 1T drs alder
demitterades han till Upsala univer-
sitet. Men afgangsbetyget. forfattadt
af professor Harlingsson, lat foga
battre an fordom en- gang. Linnes.
Det talades ON zen yngling at mindre
CODA seder och tvetYdigt hopp." Or
saken hartill lag tyifvelsutan mindre
/ bristande kunskaper an hans sed
eller osed att skolka lektionerna for
attfi stallet skjuta faglar eller samla
vaxter for 6kandet af sina samlingar
i naturhistoria, i hvilken vetenskap
lektor Hornstedt tyar latare. 81:
50 kom han da upp till uniYersite.
tet. Hans naturvetenskapliga hag
pekade pa medicinen sasom ..br6d-
studium," ehurl franderne vile haf.
va honom in pa prestbanan. De for.
sta studiearen atgingo med fbrbere.
delser SAINT undervisning Ct andra.
men ar 1893 sfick han blicken 6ppen
for den yetenskap. som han skulle
fora jattesteg framit. studiet at
blommor och faglar fick nu lemna for.
steget at retort och degeL AZ hans
5f6rsta betyg kemi, afgifvet af pro.
fessor Afzelins, skulle man emellertid
Iicke hafva anat den framtida yeten-
skapsmannen. ty det- lat icke stort
battre an stndenthetyget. A1yen har
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-25
Eft bes6k pa vara expositioner") J

Ehuruval vi f6rmoda att de fiesta
af vara arade lasare sjelfve bes6kt
antingen den enc eller den andra af de
nu afslutade bada landtbruks. och in.
Observation-Disclosures St. Paul och
Minneapolis villa vi dock saga nagra
ord, som m0jligtvis kunna intressera
en- eller AMMAN van. som blifvit qvar-
gl6md hernma. Da st. Paul ar var he.
dervarda hufvudstad och den dar pa.
gaende utstallningen kallades estate
Fair" ar ju ej mer an raft och billigt
att vi egna forsta dagen at densamma.
Hvad som harstades f6rst vid intradet
fastade var uppmarksamhet* var den
stora och vackra utstallningen af
akerbruksredskaper +>och maskiner.
liar fanns plegar, stora och sma, lam
ga och korta, smala och breda. med
och utan hjul, liarfvar och samaski.
ner; har fanns skordemaskiner af ALA
mojliga Stag, saval sadana som bundo
sadeskarfvarne med antingen jern.
trad eller ett vanligt sn6re, eller ock
sadana som inte bundo alls, utan an
nu som i den gamla CODA tiden lemn,.
de delta arbeteN at 8. k. '"tramps."
Vidare fanns har maskiner, som pa
cit tillfredstallande satt f0rstodo att
skilja hvetet fran agnarne. Med EFT
ord sagt, har fanns llvarie redskap en-
ej alltfor ringa jordbrukare behofver
for att bearbeta sin 4jord och taga va
ra pa sin sk6rd. En- maskin, som pa
ett fortydligande slit visade tillver.
kandet af staltradsstangsel (steel bar
fence) taste isynnerhet prarlefarmar-
mes ngpmarksamhet. Har llade man
tillfalle att taga narmare kannelom
ON den for Minnesotas jorbrukare, pa
senare aren sd mycket omtalade l6nan.
de sockerrorsosllingen SAINT beredandet
af socker och strap. For sm6r. och
ostberedning hade llrr til1yerkare at
ostpressar och sm6rtjernor, utstallt
sina fabrikaser. AT kreatur fanns en-
ganska espektabel samling af atskilli-
ga sldgten och racer. ON man ock
Ell kan saga att hir var EFT 50 fullta
ligt menageri som det den heders-
.gubben Noak medf6rde j arken, fanns
dock bade manga och vardiga repre-.
NJ Denna nppsatts knnde af brist pa utrymme
Joke inf6ras \ fragaende hummer. Delta 81
orsaken hvasf6r den kommer nago posi- fss.au.
81; Rsd.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-25

NJ Denna uppsatts kunde af brist pa utrymme
sicke inforas ! f5regaende hummer. Delta ar
orsaken hvarf5r den kommer nagot post lss.au.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-25
Billiga tidning;a1'.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd.
MING och SYENSKA TRHBU.
MEN erhallas bada for s3.25
EFT ar, di pronunciation g6res
direkt antingen q detta eller
Svenska Tribunens k0nt0r /
Chicago, Illinois.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-09-25

kan igenl6sa den mar som helst inom
iva Or genom att betala skatt, vite.
kostnader och ranta. Red. =.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
Foot Prints In The History of Maine
BY RI RAJ.

ny RURAL.
The next Footprint" over-stepping the
historic events OF the Revolution, brings
our history to the year l119 when Maine
ceased to be Province and became a Dis
trict. This was by an act of Congress.
New Years day. l7s5, the first number
of the Falmouth Gazette" was issued
being the first newspaper published in
Maine. IL was started for the purpose of
advocating a separation from Massachu-
sett-. 10 1886, the question was submitted
to the people. but majority were OPP
posed IL was made party question.
The Democratic Republicans favored sep
aration; the Federalists opposed It and
Tor 33 years these parties continued nearly
balanced. la 1902, another vote was
taken; but the Federalists were in the ma.
jority.
IL 1905, there was a new excitement, the
"Malta Indian Insurrectfon" This grew
out OF dispute between propriet"rs and
squatters. The squatters, whose rights to
the lands occupied by them were disputed
formed companies to defend their homes
and in armed bands disguised as Indians,
they attempted to drive off proprietors and
their surveyors. Four men were "running
land in the town of Malta (now. Windsor)
when they were assailed BY nine Malta
Indians who shot one OF them They
were arrested, indicted for murder. and
put upon trial at Augusta. At the time of
the trial rescue was ATTEMPTED by a
large party of armed men which filed the
town with wild commotion. Bells were
rnng. alarm guns were fired, which called
the militia to the scene of conflict. when
the insurgents disappeared. Companies
! came Ia from other towns, sentinels were
posted. cannon were mounted aud for
many days anxious watch was kept, and
thus ended 'war of tenants against pro-
| prietors." A law for the relief of tenants
| was made, known as the .'Bettermen,
| Act"
With the close of the 1912 war, the re-
turning soldiers, long Injured to the disso-
lutte habits of camp-life, introduced q dis
! eased condition Of morals. Particularly al
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20
Vol. XIV. Whole No. 1860. No. II.

Having presented the most essential
facts in the history of Maine, for period
covering $50 years, selecting those Incl
dents thought to be most interesting and
Instructive, the "foot-prints" stop here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-03-20

-"Do YOU mean to call me a liar"
asks ferocious old gentleman. well,
no, not exactly" temporizes his young
friend; "bnt, if saw Won in the comp
any of Ananias and Sappbira. should
say You were in the bosom Of your
family"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24

SALE OF PcIsoEs -Th, following is tho act
passed at the last session Of tho General Assem-
bly, Ito amend and re-ensct section OF chapter
3l1 of tho Acts of lS17'7o in relation 10 theIeg-
ulstion of tie sale Of poisona, approved April =,
1897:
l. Ba i! enacted by the Goner al Assembly of
Virgins, That section Of chapter I'll OF the
Acts of assembly of lS77-'7S. in relation to tho
regulation ofthe aaIe CT poisons beamended and
re-snacted 80 as 10 read rs follows:
Section Q. Every apothecsry, druggist, mer-
chant or any other person who Soils or delivers
any arsenic, prussic acid, gun opium, Paris
green, tinclure of opium, Gil Of litter almonds,
tlncture Of belsdDnna, corrosive sublmate, or
auy poisonous alkaloids, shall have the word
| POISON" written or printed on the label there.
| Of; and shall note in book to b, kept BY SUCH
pereon for thst purpose, whenevir DO sells oil
of bitter almonds. ttychnne, plu:aic acid, and
arecnic 10 whcm last mentioned polaons were
delivered, the date CT delivery. andt1e kind and
| amount Of such pcisors 80 delivered, end shall
l keep such book oroa fJr Inspection. EVery
| apothecsry, drugsist. or other person VINO cells
| or delivers any poison or polionons suDstanco
| shall have the English name OF such poison or
| poisonous substance plainly written or printed
upon label attached 70 the vial, toi, or parcel
| containing The sane ANY person violating tno
provisions Of this sCC.ion shall on conviction, DO
| fined not less thsn twenty nor more than ono
| hundred dolars: Provided tnAt the provisions
| of this sections sh.l ot spply - tho prescrip'
tiona of regular p'scticing physicians, dor I"
| tho dealings OF one druggist with another.
| 2. This act th.ll be in torce from is paaEaso.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24


EpI VIRTUE OF a DEGREE OF THE
-ke Corporation Court for the city OF Alexan-
dria Va rendered ut its May term. 1879, in tho
chancerS cause Of Alfred Hamilton against John
A. Seaion, the undersigned commissioners
therein nsD,ed will Offer for saio by public suc.
tion 10 the highest bidder, on SATURDAY, tho
18th dsy Of June, 1870, at II o'clock m, in front
of the Fairfax stree! entrance to tho Corporation
Court room the following described property.
viz: a LIT OF GROUND, in tho said city Of
AIoxandria, VS., beginning on the wost side o.!
s.. Aesph street. ono hundred md ssventy. ono
feet south Of Gibbon s!.eat. and running thence
south on St. Esaph street thirty feet; thenco
woat one hundred and twenty three feet fvo
inches to tie cartra of tho square; the1ce north
thirty feet; themes cast the begnningi subject
to ono hsif Of twenty feet alley 81 tho west end
OF ssd lot
Terms OF Sale: Ten per cen.um 0: the pur-
chase m0ncy to be paid in cash, und the residue
in three cqusl instslments ~ six, twelve and
eighteen months respectively. with interest," anil
evidence by ihs bonds Of the purchaser; tho
title to DO retained until tho purchase money
principal and Interest. is paid. Conreyancing 1t
The c. ,st Of tho purchaser
ALBEkT STUART | Comm rs.
FRANCIS {. SMITH, Jr, of Sale.
my 15-2sW4Y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24
Ey y. A. Kerby, AucLioneer I.

my 1J-cO,6
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NVOTTCE-WE Will ar ALL TIMES
~ SEIj, GROCERIES AS CHEAP, AND
MANY THEM CHEAPER, THAN ANY
PKICE LIST ADVERTISED; a eompsrTison
OF pricta soiiciLsd g. D. ~ iD0O- -.
u,o1LEr SOAPS Cologne Ws!er fio5Ids
Wster. Violet Wster. bssi German Col'
orns. Lubin's Extracts, sc also Balr. Iqoth' pol,
snd Nsi! Brushes. u alu!! ss595tmset ;or aHaG p py
ONE BKL CHDIpE SUGAR COkN just
~ received by [InYHl C. MlIBUNN'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24
UEesl s. Lucas. Auclioncers.

-
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
" ABLE TRACT OF LAND IN FAIR
FAX COUNTY, VA, NEAR ALEXAN-
pRlA.-Bg virtue Of decres Of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, Va, rendered a. the
November term, 1878, thereof in the sait of
Fish vs. Fish, &c, pending therein the sub.
sc1ioers, commissioners ofssle appointed BY said
Decree Will expose for sale at public auction. on
SATURDAY, tho 3lst day OF May, 1879, at II
NJ in front of the Market Building, on Roya
street, Alexandria, Va, all that TRACT OF
LAND, in the said county of Fairfax, of which
Francis Fish, died seized, and on which no re
sided at the time Of his death, situated on the
Leeaburg turnpike, about one and half miles
from the city OF Alexandria ard containing
ten acres moro or less. The improvements on
the land consist OF scomfort,b!e ID DWELLING,
stable and carriage house, barn, and other neoes-
sary oulbuildings, and an excellent orchard,
Terms OF Sale: One tenth of tina purchase
money il cash OIL tho day Of salo, std tho resi- :.
due in three eqlsl payments At H. 10 and "a
months from tho day OF sale; the deferred pay.
pents TO bear interest from tho day o. sale, and
10 be occurred by the notes ofthe purchaser with
approved security, and tho retention of the title
10 tho properly until theI are paid
JIG. DePUTRON,
ALBERT STUART
sp2j.eots Comm'rs OF Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24
Sl35 IA SS4 9l-BaIaL

Sl35 II $S4 9l-BaIalc> $50 %
This is all there is If it. Daring the busi
ness cash las been converted into l;quor, a"d
Iiqlor iGto cash. At tho cid OF tho wear there
is I;q1or ltl. to the amount Of S3l.S7; lh's is
ell there nutd be said eboui The liquor ID ss!v-
ing The question. Subtract tAu agents salary
aud the money lie paid out from sll the money
that came in.U h.d kaooe, nnd the haaLc
1850 23) mast b, paid to the toWn.
Ii it be desired to a.certsin whether lhs town
has gaiocd or lest by ruupug tho seet CT, the
explanation would b. az follows: The agent
has brought prof. Of SlG.S9 to tho town on
sales. but it has COS. the towo S25 (sgcnt's sal.
ary) to ruo the sgescy. Therefore the town
has lost SSH. Again The cash (32 IL and
liquor (57.24 aided TO 50 9l) furnished tho
agency. anouot to Sl4962. The l:q1rr re
turned GLIB the cash paid for liq1,r (59.9i)
and bsIlauos due tho town (5023J amount 10
SAL 81. lleucc $l49 62-Sl4l. 81 leaves IS. II,
which the town has lost
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.AsS"TsIsA SALES.
;,C {;rp1r & Wise.

5y Greor G Wise,
Hcsl Esla.o hgsn.s aud Auct;onHaTs
EsUMMISSiGEHES' SA LE-BT ristad Of =
~ decree CT tho Corporation Court for tho city
Of Alexandria. Va rendered. st Jan. term, 1879.
in the suit of John T. Hall VS.. 4. z. Brown, tho
undersigned, comm ssioners therein named, will
cifer for sale by pubic auction. il front OF the
entrance TO tho cour. room, on Fairfax street, in
SAID city, on THURSDAY, ths 29:h day Of
May, 1872 at Il o'clock "a, tho SCHO0N En-
HELEN RI. GUTT, now lying at the SEiryard,
Alexandria. Va. Terms OF Sale-Cash.
i.INDEN KENT, ror,-,
CHA3. j.. 6ruAHT N'""r@'
my 1J--co.G
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24
FANCY GOODS.
CpRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

- W. "o""Ss
GPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The largest nost complete and beat eoec.t d
stock Ct Hosiery 10 the city TO select from.
Shirt, Collars. Cuffs AID susrenders
iioJouiville. O.ho,ne Gunarder and Councillor
Sc4rfs, in al ,h , latest colo:s and shades.
Corse:s. Ribbons and handkerchief.
Underwear for Ladies. Gents, Children aud In.
faEts, in all siz,s, from 2c t. 81 EACH
Kid and Thread Gloves in new shsies
Mock Rrfflingp, LAGOS, Edgiass AMI full line
q! Towels, Napkins &c.
sun Umbrellas and Psrsso!s.
Fairy and Zaphyr Worsted, Gormantown, Say
ony and Crswnl Wool.
ap'0 c. Nj. ADAMS, g King ct
II Il" GOODS
SUN UMBRELLAS and pARASOLS.
LADlEc' and CHILOREN'S HOSIERY
RLACk SILK PRINCES
SILK ard FANCY BUTTONS.
MICK RUFFLINGS
XIX GLOVES
TOKCHON ard other LACES, all ct which
will he sold st prices 10 suit the times at
apt &C BEkRI'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24

For lac pobby suit OF CLOTHING SEQ 5.
DEALHAM, G2 King st.. corner Fairfax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24
apps. .eot:

At the sama time and placa We will oGar that
lne place, MAPLE GROVE, twenty acres,
(owntd by VIM. Arnold, who wishes to movo to
Ballimoro) Fine DWELLING, Barns. Sta.
bles large qusntiIy Of Fruit Treas, Apples,
Peaches, Pears and other Fruits. Any one
wishing to SEQ The place can do so at any time.
Te, ms ilbers', and mads known a: s.le. myl0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24
The Solution.

| trLo r,llon;no :, tho ovnlo nciinn nf fhn rrOb.
| '"V .'''" Ip ~ pC.-,,..of M,.da,.
lem "Gloh appeared 10 t"o us|'''o y, ''oou''
| In the Gvst place 1t must DO remembered thtt
the agent il doing business for the town. not
| fer himself. Stc)odly, We make tho statement
that the agent owes the town. Now the quss-
ton arises hoy mnch? 1t is evident that the
agent must account for the Iiquor 57.54l aad
cash 32l7I which be received from the town
| at The beginning OF tho year, aud also tor the
LIQUOR I59 OH which hn received during the
wear. and 10, tha profit on tho liquor sold.-
What is tie prcG.? Goods c,s;iog Sll745
ISL "a a5icd ~ 50yl) hcye been placed 10
the hands oi tho apent, and s3l. 81 worth are
on bonJ st thc rrd cc tho wear Leaving Sc OS
% ,bo cost RI ,hn Iou,r which he has sold for
sIoo o.: S thc,.inrr rnn pro(it is SlGS0
Tho dah,or .;I, cf tho agcn,'s aco,rof may
h, avon thn..
Tn cash r,c'; It III, b.,ino;ny
of iho yrar 32l1
tn Iin,or rec'I - III. b,rjn-
n;ng of m, v,nr 575i
IN I;nnor roc'j duriur III, vea-. 5ooI
To nroGt a, linr,r so,3 IG 50 SlG5,5
II oco,rt,;n'rr tho h,,c,c, .lu, tho towo m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-24

Little bits of lemon
Little chuDk5 OF ic',
Litllo waler'n sugar
Make you feel so u'c,.
Little grains Of sugar.
Little drops OF ryo,
Mako tho rosy probosls
And the bleary eye.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-05
LEGAL.
Notice.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPER YIs0Rs OF MARICoPA COUNT 4. T.

OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPER YIsoRs or MARICoPA COUNTY 4. IT.
 Whereas by an act of the Tenth Legisla- tive Assembly of the Territory of Arizona. entitled an act to provide for the erection of county buildings in tue county of Maiicopa. ard other matters relating thereto. the Board of supervisors of the county of Marieopa are authorized to issue bonds of said county f MaricoPa in any sum not exceeding $40. 0Od .oc for the erection of county buildings ef said county and, whereas, by the provisions of said act, the board of supervisors of said ccnn- ty Of MaricCpa are required 0 adopt plans and specifications of said county buildings within ninety days om the passage said act: aud, whereas, said board of supervisors by the pro visions of said act are authorized and empuw- cred SO appropriate a sum rot 10 exceed S5GD for the procuring of plans and specifications fir the erection of couEty buildings as sfnro>aid Now, therefore II is ordered that the olerk sf this 3oard be and be is hereby directed tu ad- veriise for plans and specifications for the cree ten of a house and jail for said county of MariccDa The said buildings not % cost tu extend : g 009 the said court house to contain tue following rooms, to n:r: District Court room, Clerk $ office. two jury rooms Recorders office. Treasure 's office, SheriNs office. Dis tIict Attorney < office. Collection office Probate Judges office and Public Admins ,rtta office The fail tO be of sufficient size to contain six iron cells of the usaal size. together wi,ll a slitable lailors room or rooms and may f,. in the basement Of tee court hOsSc or C,hcrwis according to the plan ad"p'ed by the board
 
 cash be paid odt ot ney as provided in ssi1 act fir the plan and specifications which may be adopted by the b ard that all plans ;iul specifications wi ieh may submitted bl nor adopted shall in case become a county charge but that all parties submitting such plans upon demand made within three months after their rejection by the board shall be en- titled to the the per ons st; rnittiu.r plans and specifications which are adop c,l shall before receiving pay therefor guarantee that the contract price Of said buildings shall not exceed the amount estimated in said paus
 That aid advertisement be published in the PHUNIN HERALD and in the weekly san Fran cisco Examiner for the space ot one moufh that plans will be received by inc Clerk of the Board mp to and nei.ding the 18th day of April, 1879 That the lS day of A pril 1879, the Board will proceed to examine and pass upon such plans as may be submitted, and il is further ordered that the board ieServe ilse right 10 reject any and all plans and specifica- t.ons which may be subsuittei.
 w F. McNULTY, Clerk.
 Dated March 10th, 1872 6s-lrn
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-05
Probate Notice.

h the Probate Court of Maricopa county, in
 the Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Phillip Klotz, deceased.
 Pursuant to an ordsr of the said court, made on the l7th day of March, 4. D. S59, rotice is hereby siven that Monday, the 2lst day of April, 1872. at 10 O'c'cr}l of said day. at the court room of said court in the town of hoeaix. in inc said county of Mari,opa have been ap- pointed as the time and place for proving tGe will of said Phillip K'otz, deceased. and for hearing the application of Charles Goodman for the issuance to him of letters tes,emrniarr, when and where any per 'son interested may appear and contest the same.
 WM. A HANCOCK,
 Probate JGdee and eN-o:i cio Clerk, Dated March l7jh le79, G9if
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-05
Carpenter Shop :!
CCMMINGS & LOWELL.

HAVING FORMED A CO-PARTNER-
 ship in the Carpenfering Brsness are prepared tO attend to gll work m their line
 C"flins made to order on short no,iee Shop on Mrn'rZ'lra stree, opposite tlle Herald "--ce. sJ-.f
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-05

Four miles of the Leadville cxten- sion ofthe AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, west of Canon City, has been completed. The track is now laid the distance of mile and a half in Grand Canon. Arkansas. The work is beir 6 pushed forward rapid ly, and the Royal George will be reached by Saturday night Large quantities of ties, rails, etc, are going to the front daily, and Leadyillc will ,on have railway connection with tAe outEide world
The Phoenix herald., 1879-04-05
Notice.

We. the undersigned, Trustees of School District No. l. in the county of Maricopa' Territory of Arizona. hereby give rotice that wIll receive ulans and specifications for q public school building for said district. Said building is to be of bri,k k, story high, all walls ot less than fifteen feet gh five roo ms, center room 4oX40 wing rooms 4ON50, center rising above wings We further give notice that will m eet at the court house in said district on the 9th day of April, 5!9, to receive aud publicly oren ana consider all plans and specifications for saiG building.
 Cost of building not to exceed eight thousand dollars. We reserve the light to reject any aud all plans.
 A. D. LEMON.
 II. II. LINNlLLE,
 JOHN. T. ALSAP.