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The Clesing Exercises.
A PLsAsANT GNTxkrAINMkNT Ar aARK
NESS AOADEMY.

PLRAsANT ENTERTAINMENT Ar HARK-
NESS ACADEMY.
The ClosinG S1ercisea Of the Primary
department Of Harkuess' A oademy we're
held last evening, In the presonCo of =
large and so,ect audience, composed
mainly Of the scholars.
Nellie Lichtenstetn opened the exer-
cises very pleasantly with an instrunioL-
tai solo, winch was 70 lowed ~ = bexuti-
Irene hepbron then recited "The Old
watermill," !" very prettily. after which
w. j. hearns delivered an address. "a
Man with . Name," In vigorous and
earnest sts IL.
A declaimation, "Movs On" was then
given by Frank MacaulIey with much
spirit, and Eddie 6toeckley and kxti.
Davis, eauh made speeches which show
cd them to be very bright children.
A chorus, "The Mowers Song" came
next and was we'll received. Following
was . declAu ation, "6trike the Knot,
which WA much liked.
Harry Buddsll next made q neat little
speech, aud the audience WAS much
pleased with An address BY little Clsr-
Maggie Wyls gave little girls speech
quite PLEASANTLY, and Willard Vernon
rscited, "Give the little boys . chance
Both the above showed ability.
Earl Milk then told his experience
among animals land delivered b piece
with much effe 1t; and "Os, Dearw Q
WatmouQh, Renio Hepbr0n and Mate
Thatcher, followed.
The dialogue was well carried out, but
the last named little Miss, In her old
dress aud with bucket and scruobihG
brush, Was very amusing.
The oolo9uv, "a Wish," by Heller
job nson, Fanny Dorsey, 6adie Wat
mough, Renis Hepbron. kobie Stoeck.
| y and Albert Muhlhausen was very In
teressing and well delivered.
Gertie Lichtenstein, with her origh
countensnos full Of jOllity and mirth
told what she thought about chickens II
w.Gii." Gl:"'''n' chorus "r's''' "A''.'
| Gan about two Dolls," was q laugh
able dialogue BY Katie Davis aud Liz
| xie Bowen.
Bessie Dorsey recited the "End of thu
Bough," which was the best piece of th'
evening, and . mirth- provoking dia
loRue was given by Baldwin Springer
MSster Lich, enstein aud Pressey Talley
The exercises closed with u pleasan
chorus, "The Birds Ball" and the vale
| utCtOIV Uy HloSSoy AehCyy WniSh W
much admired.
Eddie Gibbons had intended to give
neat little speech, "Mske your Mark,
but 1t was unintentionally omitted.
Blanche and Edith Crow, Katie Good
win and Willie Carmichael were ex,use
from giving recititations, a. they had In
tended to do, at their parents request
The room In which the enterta nmsn
was held was adorned with beautifi
crayon drawings Of the children.
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Severely Injured.

Walter Darrell, In the employ of H. $
McComb, met with q serious accident
yesterday afternoon. He, together with
some other workmen, were engaged In
taking down q sbafting, when by some
unforeseen circumstances the pulley,
weighing one hundred and seventy five
pounds slipped, striking him on the lett
breast knocking him senseless, In which
condition he remained for some time.
DIR. Maull was called in and rendered
the necessary medical aid. 1t Is thought
that no bones are broken, but the physi-
clan thinks that he Is severely injured
internally. he was taken to bis home
on Union street, where he now Is.
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slS, 900, Go ne 10 Texas.

p, N. Spinelli, Of Brownsville,
had heard Of the Louisiana State
W Mr. Spiaelli invested (by send
|1s st. dollar to NJ A. Dauphinl, p. o.
VI, New Orleans, by maiD one dol
h.lf ucfet No. AZ ,578 in the sin
lumber drawing of May 13, and
vas his surprise when he received
!le company q check for fifteen
sand dollars on the Louisiana Ma
bank, HIS great regret now 10
~ dld not buy the whole ticket, by
ung an extra dollar, draw thirty
sAna dollars, denote 1t to the Char
Eosplta, do the State some service
ss me Lottery Company rip. "MaI
ae, out always to be- blessed.-N. o
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Religious.

MGlty Mission, on Second street
"SMnR'on, which was organized
N, ,oa,s oa. ago, ls now In . very pros
~ oonuitlon. Quite q number of
,vna '. members belong there. 1t Ia
as sae supervision of Chas. Moore,
a, ~ oar local preachers. Preaching
ncs cs"hno,ow, ~ row, In the morning at 1880
A, oy William Taylor. Love fea.
n ,h.srnoon ~. at $50 o'clock. Preach,
Dct wv evening at quarter b fore
Wa ny A bert Thatcher.
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The Markets.

NJ steak, i4a2Oc; sirloin, lsa2Oc;
l4alSc; corDed Sal2"; Clipped
K, ham sliced 15als Wholesale, 10c,
DdsB, SalOc; fitch, 11a12c; pud
l6c Log's.h head cheese, 12c; lard
mutton, l0al2c; chops, l6a18c veal
h; outlets, lSa2Oc; chickens, 10a12
slssl 80 per pair; spring chickens;
)erlb.; butter, l2a20 cents per pound
IL. cents per doz.; onions 2a4c per
b; soup beans. y cents; cucumbers
b. per piece, asparagus, 6ASc pei
b; potatoes Da25c. per half peck
potatoes, l0a25o do; apples, 25a35 q
peck strawberries, 5a15c . box
lch, 10 ceuts, per half peck rhu
2a5sa a bunch;rock fish, ,l2tc per pound
den, 10 cents; black bass, 25s
or string; cat fish, three pound fol
kals, ,l0Al2ptr half peck; lettuce, 5 q
head; green peas, 1Oal2c per hall
radlshes,3 3 &c per bunch, oherrie.
er quart; new cabbage, Sale pei
new tomatos l8 a 20 per quart
hes, la5c. per piece; new beats, bt
punch; string beans,l2 cents per hall
butter beans. l5c per half peck
berries, 2 boxes for 25c; whortter-
s'' I've per box; dow berries, 10c pei
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The Central Union j.

About thirty men are now engaged in
the werk of erecting the telegram poles
for the Central Union Telegraphed Com
pany In this city. So far poles are being
put up on West Fourth street, and out
Adams street, to the city line. Where
the Office liz to be in this city, IL not de-
hably be in the Rudolph building, at
Fourth and Market streets, with a
branch office in the Clayton House.
The office will be opened In this city,
as soon a. the line Ia completed from
New York to Washington, which will
be about the 1st Of August.
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WHEREAS, the amount apPropristed

WHEREAS, the amount appropriated
w fer Incidental and Miscellaneous
Expenscs is found insuf11 cient to meet the
exnenses of the city under such item Of
appropriation on account OF unforeseen
circu n, stances, such as $i6 paid TO An
ton Henze, about $500 Legislative ex-
nenses. new safe for Water Departmen ent,
and vario other item. Of expenditure 9,
which W. re not and could not be antici-
naied when the ordinance making appro-
priations for the year 1919 was passed.
Therefore, c,, ~,
Wilmington, two thirds OF all the MEM
hers thereof cOncurring.
Sec. i. That the sum of Three Thousand
rniIc, "a .GO0l be taken from the apprO-
nriation for Paving Beds Of Streets. and
said amount be transferred and placed 70
the credit OF the appropriation for Incl.
dental ant Miscellaneous Expenses for
the year 1879. o,urv.ur,y
President City Council.
Passed al the City Hall, June 26tn. 1879.
Attest E. b. FRAZER, Clerk. 1eT
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD AS
ISOLATION.

GETTYSBURG, June 27.-At the elec-
ton for officers of the Gettysburg Battle
field Memorial ASSOCIATION, Governor
Hoyt was chosen president, and D. Nc
Conaughy vice president. The following
board of directors were selected: Cen
erals Alexander 8. Webb, Charles X.
Graham, j. Watts Depeyster, Horatio
G. Sickel Hons. Henry c. Carey, A. o.
Heisler, and Messrs. McConaughy, Hor-
ner, Krauth, Schick, Danner, McCreary,
and Buehler.
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nc klWSrth Tent Meetl.r,

NC ~ worth Tent Meeting,
th, ~, Mr. Estlin, pastor Of the Reform
uu,en s1a' Of the Covenant preached
sorh sh'iig, Y at the tent meeting of the
V,tn ,t chapel. He chose his text
\, 4s a. a. chap. Paul's Epistle to He
n n.u, ",u verse allow shall we escape,
(,,nu neslect 20 great salvation" The
H. Is ,ns nsS been going on for about two
'nu Is growing in interest.
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nRTH EDITION
,.,er Locals.

-. .tsaks at Fullmer's. |
pdsf WI p,..byterian Sunday scnooi
:.Sss Time at f''n's'''' '''''
.,'.d crabs at Fu'lmsr'''
s'sd '.as,. are now A. Chester .,,,.y
',u "'s,s.n, ride take the "'o%
Psunsgrove' -
['.ls coup at Fulm r. .,,.. ,,.c.,.
,is having them fillsd s:, ~ Marrst
y, The DENTIST NO o."
H. u..,,nr,.
as! SR A., will not hold any
meetings NJ until after the ~Afm
.,.,w.lons ''a, will soon appear ip sur
ss. a,0m is yearly becoming moro
Il 10 worms. .h,.
:, a. cool % you possibly eau '"''
Of weather.
y nn,chsr ipves igation Is not over
.,,,. Camden, N. Jail break
e..ssn ~, over to PepnsRr0ve, yoe-
!. .nsrnooa t on the Mccall
o...,h,;con ia evidently determin'
Il. rsads,s shall know its editeI
! croquet-
~, ,he best ray- to keep cool To-
~ IA no TO 20 down to Cape May on
Rs0ublic.
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The sltllers' state Association.

ALTOONA, Pa, June 27.-The fourth
semi-annual meeting the Pennsylvania
Millers' State Association will be held at
the Logan House, IN this place, on Tues.
day, July 8, at 2 o'clock p. m. Various
subjects of importance to the craft will
be considered, including that of reorgani-
zation and the association upon q legal
basis, In conformity with other State or.
paniZafions
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: Noe eher.
nsseKssA hx taa =.

mbsS0 - -
On Thursday afternoon last ..
LOhner LEFT home, and her little siA
old daughter. A. night drew near tn.
httls girl left her homo over Eleventh
street bridge, ,snd called at several places
In town where her mother was in the
habit Of Visiting, but failing to hnd her
she started for home, and upon reach
ing the tent OF Epworth chapel. 1t being
about 10 O'Clock she went Into the tent,
and laid down alongside Of colorsd
won an, who was In the tent at the time.
The oolored woman whose named Ia
Sarah Murray. know the little wanderer
and after ascertainiDg the trouble, she
took tho child TO she house Of another
colOred woman named Jemima Byard,
living ut No. oN e. Eleventh street.
Mrs. Byard cared for the little waf,
until this morning, whom she was taken
70 the polics office. Before leaving Mrs.
Bysrd washed her clothes and as she
left presented her with ten cents. TIE
father Of the child who IL now In Phllar-
delphia, has beeu telegrAphed to.
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An kntsrprising Miller.

we. .@ ward, an enterprising miller
fSauacts . grist and spoke mill on
S,ss., S,, In Mill Creek HID, lust be-
'anton, Ii having a new mill erect
ecommodate the demands of his
nag ouSlness. The new structure
~, .aree stories high, 26x52 feet,
Ps's,y y ofstons and partly Of frame
", u,'oa y, @ work will be done by Mr.
sr', ol Elkton, Md, and the car
"o'K by Michael Kelley, of Iros
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An Insignincant Fire

The fire alarm about 1925 O'Clock to-
day was caused by the burning of = ma
nure pile alongside of Captain Joseph
Godfrey's stable near Ninth and Bennett
streets. The damage was very light, but
If the fire had not been put out when it
was, the stable would have been burned
down.
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COuxress Yesterday.

The nate yesterday discussed Mr..
Vests silver resolution and passed th+
new Judicial Expenses bill, all amend
-ndBents proposed having been rejected.
In the house Messrs. Garfield and Hurd
made political speeches and the Marshals
II was passed all amendments having
been rejected. A resolution to adjourn
Monday at p. M. was adonted.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
FIFTH EDITION,
SALMON FISHING In CANADA.

hlN0 LIN CANADA
'n 'ne AibsnyfN. Y News.
oT ~. IT, dudley Olcott, ofthis city, who i,
c.n;,a, ~ Csnada salmon fishing, has had
| Harmo,a" Harm, ,Sck. Writing from "Camr
~ caught to-day, June II, a saIGon
weighing 36s pounds. To XIII him " 90
sne and hardest "a hours work l have vet put in in
ana the excitement was ahead of snn ~
'ing l had imagined. "
!. 'en ne took the Hy he jumped near
w.. % water. 1t seemed as II he
ou. OF !. the canoe down. When
would take '" my tackle buzz A. n a
s.rack !. ~ k. ne @aa- the other end. he
tried all my strength e, H. Tms 0Iea.. an.ll ..s
he was brought to gatf. an IOst ~" . also
mentions in this letter that " .s;.a same 1S
day he caught two fish weik ~ns IL
pounds and one weighing 223 pouh,~'
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GENERAL GRANT IN CHINA.

Hone KoNo, June 1.-General Grant
Is On route from Tientsin to Peking.-
Latest advices indicate considerable
change in the programme of his future
movements. It is now believed probable
that he may return to China after visit
ing Japan, and proceed to Australia
His plans are subject to SO many sudden
alterations, however, that nothing abso-
lutely certain is known a month in ad-
vanCa-
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ADVANCE IN COAL,

New YORK, June 2-Tne Fennsyl.
vania Coal Company has issued a circu-
lar, dated July 1,announciDg an advance
of Ave to fifteen cents per ton on fresh
mined Pittston coal, for immediate deli
very at Newburg, as follows Lump,
per ton, So %; steamer, 80 25;grate, 50 26
egg, % 80; stove. 81 %; chestnut, 81 40
small chestBut, 81 80. Fifty cents pei
ton additional for delivery at New York
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THE PRINCE IMPERIAL's WILL

THE PKINCE IMPEKIALS WILL
LONDON, June 2a.-The will of the
late Prince Imperial of France was open
ed yesterday. it contained no political
allusion. His whole property was left to
his NJ other.
A Paris dispatch to the Standard says
the Gdulois proposes national subscrip-
ton to purchase ground at Chiselhurst
for the tomb of the Prince Imperial.
The Post says the Prince Imperial in
his will appoints Prince Victor Napoleon
IS his successor.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
Express Facilities

Commencing on Monday next, the
Adams Express Company will run two
extra messengers on the p, W. h B. R.
R., one on the 5.18 p. M, express south ;
and the $40 p. m. express north. The
agents Of the company in this city will
meet each train.
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00n Annfl,a.

fisnd, yS sys mas n,. determined to treat
fur,ls soan ar' ,S;ll Customers to another fea. /
DO 10 s. Y thls evening, and in order
lppe,. Tho NJ" purchased several laroe
rurs And ,aUse caI fond Of The dish shoniS
y on tan n 'a'l this evening. Cold frssh
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Js, Taylor's FIX.

The arrest Of Joseph Taylor, the &C
cussd murderer Of Aackey near Odessa
some years ago, for stealing horse and
500 was toldin Last Saturdays GAZETTE.
Two other men whom Taylor charged
with robbing him, wero arrested and
locked mp with him in the Elkton Jail.
Since then the two n on have been re-
leased, but lor will be held for court
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
Equal Rirhts.

Inv S.v ..ve : hat they can twist or bend
6pis sss S =. .aey please, perhaps to let
a~, '1s MOI OF think they ars going on =
ssme Nv l;ua women want some thing Of
lhe fash;", au, snd they have adopted i.
Arlpo u'oh OF 4 bonnet some are
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k,aa;a. ka;~.eis, Gloves and F...

k.sdis. Gloves and Fe,..
assortmsas,r tn search h. of the largest and
Pves At ponn,. , M oI parasols, fans and
''0 Market street. je so1st. D. s''
rh. ..a,. = chsir Vacation.
,il.t V,e se.%1,..e ., st.. Peters church will not
.. las been thu h'w, NV, until September.
WI ns warm weather e '''0'r not
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
GLOVER'S REPLY TO SINGLE
TON.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Mr. Single
ton, Of Mississippi, called Mr.. Glover q
crazy man in the House on Tuesday,
and charged him with inspiring an arti-
Gle in New York paper regarding the
printing of the "Glover report" Mr..
Glover replies in letter to-day, deny
ing the authorship of the article, and as
serting his belief that Mr.. Singleton is
used by unseen persons to suppress the
report.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
Times Revenues.

From the Atlantic Constitution
The Hon. Zachary Chandler has his
revenge-and it is complete. The late
Colonel Dom Piatt has become an Ohio
ma ionalist. A less stern and unforgiv-
ing man than the Hon. Zachary would
celebrate the event with family picnic.
The daily gazette., 1879-06-28
-. n,s,euIsy Of Dusehers.

nat Di6ieulsy d W"so.
|. session of the butcher investiga.,
Committee last night was long and
!, and il adjourned at 1890 O'Clock.
That was done, nothing can be
4 out, fulther than what Is indicated
Ibe following paragraph from this
blngs Herald:
W Vas sscertained, however, that the
fitness examined was Mr.. George
Tss. who testified on behalf Of Mr..
her, and it Is to b. presumed that
s,limony had considerable weight, ,
i committee seemed to be perplex-
md adjourned subject to the call Of
Ih,irlnan. This a,tion, it Is said, 10
IN order to give time for hunting
matters that have not appeared be-
lhe committee. Beyond the testi-
Of Mr.. Wells, whatever 1t may
been, no evidence was taken last
and no more affidavits or other
p,ony for the prosecution was intro
d.
utcher left IN Thursday for Var
IN, n. s. flom Boston, 80 IL Is said
rlere Mrs. Watson Is, is not known
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(NrNetU,

Soley's hip give, side lace, and cork
led ID. J. b. Corsets, at Is cents, are
iyely the very best made for the
ky. Sold only by Russell h Spen-
bis Market street. je 30-6t.
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QUARTERLY REUNION.

OU All EhLI hLO MINI
The quarterly reunion of the Sunday
schools connected with the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church will be held in the
church tomorrow evening, at $50 o.
clock.
The regulas session at the Rodney
street chapel will be postponed, and the
scholars are requested to meet at the
chapel at 5.45 o'clock, in order to att end
the reunion in dody.
Excursion 20 Mt. Cubs.
Tickets for the Children's Sewing
School excursion to Mt. Cuba on We'd
nesday July I'd, will be given to the
children In their school room, at 8
O'Clock on Saturday, June 26th aud Mon
day, June SOth.
Giving away Lemonade.
Walton Bros. ice dealers commenced
serving their customers with ICE coid
lemonade, yesterday, at their once on
| Second street between Market and King
streets. There were three barrels dran
during the day.
sale This Afternoon.
The attention of dealers In real estate
10 called to the sale this afternoon by J.
T. Heald, Of the remainder of the Pep.
per property. The property ID 30 well
known that it unnecessary to give des'
cription Of 1t here.
! General Brad(ord's Funeral.
The funeral Of General J. o. Brad
ford, whose death took place yesterday
morning, will take place on Monday
from Brooklyn, N. Y. The ihtermen'
will be made at Greenmount cemetery
To Ne Paid or
There has been since the dedication o
the West Presbyterian Church, deb
remaining on the building. During TN
morning service tomorrow, the congre
estlop propose raising the amount, an'
the debt win immedia. ely be paid oil.
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Drowned In chester Creek.

CHRsTRR, June N.-A 16 year old son
of Francis Taylor was drowned while
bathing in Chester creek this evening
He was coed swimmer, 'bnt is sup
posed to have been taken with q cramn
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DIED.

EWBANK Son the 9th inst.. Maria
Ann, widow of W lltam Ewbanks, III
the SD year of her age.
Her friends are respt ctfully invited TO
.tlend her funeral from the residence OF
her sister, Mrs. Stewart, No. 6,6 West
Front street, op Sunday afternoon, June
18th, a. 4 o'clock, Without further notice.
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HEALD & CO..
BANK ER0 4 BROKERS.
AND pHALHRs In
AND DRALBRs

STOCKS. BONDS, LOANS, MORT
CLAYTON HOUSE. WILMINGTON, DEL
Interest, Coupon, and General Collec
ttOns. Tickets TO and drafts on Great
Britain and other parts Of the world.
jams. .1yd
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Financial and Com mereial.

WILMINGTON. DEL, June 70, 1879.
L test Stock quotations furnished by
ieald = Co., Clayton House building
QTOyK 0TyOTATIONH
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-24
s E ED s !! FRESH AND TRUE TO NAME

WE will send the following seeds. post paid.
 on receipt of price. Remit by Postoflice Order or Postage Stamps:
 t5eets, Ter oz ------ Toe. iParsnips per oz .I0c Carr'r- per oz------l l0c. Radish. per oz lOe Cabbage. Ter o. 25c. Spinach ger oz. 1Oc I,Stface- per oz l5e. Turnip. per oz IOc. Onion. per "z ------l5c- Tomato. Fer oz 95s. Also. in iSeent packets. all varieties of Veg -labie. tlOwsr and Tree Seeds Send for Price List. THOMAS 4. COX x co for
 .9!g Dow slld stfells San Frahci
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-24
New Mexico

The Episcopalians are about to erect d church in Santa Fe
 Thermometers at Las Cruces indi- cate 101 in the shade.
 New discoveries are made daily, at the Cerrillos mines.
 $. H. Russell, new agent for the Mescalera Apaches, has arrived at South Fork, and taken charge of the agency.
 A man, said to be 104 years old, has married a woman of 40 in Dona Anna.
 John B. Hinds is the new Deputy US. Collector at Las Cruces.
 Lewis Kinman has been ordered to locate the Santa Fe railroad from Las Vegis to the Rio Grande.
 The Raton tunnel will be complet ed October 1, says Denver Trt6un- writer C
 Lieut. Stafford, Quartermaster of the 10th infantry was married to Miss Alice NJ. Smith, at Fort Win gate, on the l7th ult.
 Work on the Raton tunnel is pro- gressing rapidly. Of the two thous- and feet to be driven, there is now completed some 675 feet on the north side and little over 500 feet on the south side, leaving but 599 feet more to drive. The contractors think day light will pass through the tunnel by the 4th of July.
 The railroad track has reached the Ocate river, nearly 12 miles this side of the Cimarron.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-24
CARPENTER SHOP.

CUMMINGS & LOWELL. HAVING FORMED A CO-PARTNEp.
 ship in the Carpenteriug Brsiness. are prepared to attend to all work ID their line
 C"tnhs made tn order on short no.ice Shop office. 70 +s
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-24

San Francisco Nescs Letter says: It
 is an ill wind that profits nobody, and
 our friends over the territorial line
 have good reasons for congratulating
 themselves upon the recent election
 in California. The new laws to go
 into effect on the 1st of January, prox-
 imO, especially those relative 10 cor
 poratiOns, will be so onerous in their
 effects that new mining investments
 in this state will for a season be al
 most suspended. Still, capital from
 the east and from Europe has center
 ed in this city for this class of enter
 prise, and not finding the desired op-
 portunities here, will seek them in
 Arizona, Nevada, Wyoming, Oregon
 aud other outlying states and territO-
 Iies- New interpretations for the
 prosecution of inning operations will probably be made in the states
 in which the mines are situated. We here of considerable eastern capital
 going into Arizona within a short
 time. The Vulture mine, with it's immense deposits of gold-bearing quartz, the old Ajo copper mines, from which large quantities of very rich ore have been shipped in the past. and several other large properties are about being developed upon q very extensive scale. The Southern Pacif. lc railroad brings Arizona almost to 1 our very doors, and opens the com mercinl way for the valuable mineral deposits of that wonderfully rich country. The railroad is graded soDle fifteen miles beyond Maricopa. and by the 1st of July the locomotive | will PiOlV its way into Tucson. The | papers from the east tell us of an | awakening interest in Arizona mat terS, and Governor Fremont's visit | there IS doing a great deal of good. | 1t IS reported that Jay Gould and oth- CT well-known New York capitalists Will accompany the Governor on his early return 90 Prescott, for the pur pose Of personally inspecting the country The Ltali Southern rail- road Is pushing its way rapidly tow ard Central Arizona. and soon a healthy railroad competition will be established, which Wfil be Of fncalcu- lable benefit to the territory. St Lou ls and Chicago are already oosnpetin1 19r the Arizona trade. and the near future may see the territory III a ,oosi- tloa fO assert her indepcudeDee of San Francisco. All these signs ot l'rogressiTe enterprise the Nears Let. Ter. has predicted from the first. The railroad is the open sesame to this wonderful coEhfS-g. snd it's importance IS being daily made more apparent. IL Is the duty of San Francisco to see that the trade of Sur sister territory. now that il IS txade worthy of the 'lHme, should net sip away from Us.