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under ~ tons. os cents; mnstcr OF same, 20
cents; vessel from 20 to 100 tons, liconse anl
bnn'1, 10 rcnts; masters uatl, ~ cents; vcsscls
Of ovnr 100 tons, license md bond, Il; matters
oath, 20 cents.
, 1879-08-08

How the City Appears to \ Chicago Man
strcct-Cnr Extortton- A L!vclf Conductors
Tho I1aap. f3nlf Craze.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-21

To appropriate money for the Universe.
ty Of Washington.
In relation to mortgages on certain
kinds of property.
To establish and protect the rights of
married women.
To amend an act in relation to Terrific.
rial Auditor.
Relating to and defining property rights
of husband and wife.
To provide for the assessing and collect
ing of Territorial and County revenue.
For the relief of T. NJ. Reed, Territorial
Auditor.
To declare certain persons drunkards
and protect them and others, etc.
To dispose of money for licenses in Col
fax.
Relating to liens of farm laborers.
Relating to salmon fisheries on the Co
lumbia river.
In relation to assignments.
To amend an act to encourage the cult
walton of oysters.
To provide for the recovery of damages
for injuries caused by the use of intoxicat-
ing liquors.
To authorize the Governor to execute a
bond.
Regulating the pay of certain officers of
Lewis county.
Creating Board Of Equalization.
Regulating the removal of certain caus-
es from Olympia to Chehalis.
To provide for cataloging the Territori-
al Library.
Authorizing the pilot commissioners to
pay money into the Territorial Treasury.
For the relief ,of Samuel Greene and
others.
Appropriating money for immigration
purposes.
To fix the numbers of the members of
the legislature and to apportion the same.
For the relief of the Oregon Steam
Navigation Company and others.
To provide for the location of Terri
toral road from Quilleute to Straits OF
Fuca.
| To amend an act in relation to licenses
approved Nov 10, 1878.
To pay expenses of prison commission.
| ers.
For the relief of Frank Siedel
Amending an act offering bounty for
killing wild animals.
For the encouragement and support OF
mining and manufacturing.
To appropriate money to pay for index.
ing the laws.
| In relation to roads, ferries and bridges
and travel on the public highways.
To restrain the sale of intoxicating liq.
uors within certain limits.
To amend an act to regulate the govern
ment of the Hospital for Insane
To make change in the Territorial road
from Palouse to Dayton.
Requiring packed or barreled fish to be
marked in certain way.
For the relief of Mrs. Lewis b. Noble.
Amending Walla Walla charter.
To provide Tor the correction of errors
in the text of the statutes.
To provide for the printing and distri-
button of the revenue and road law.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-21
DR. SIP I M N ET.
NO. II KEARNEY STREET,
Treats all Chronic and Suecia, D,saasas.
DUNG Mon


NTHO may be suffering from the effects
w of youthful follies or indiscretion,
will do well to avail themselves of this
the greatest boon ever laid at the altar of
suffering humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will
guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case of
seminal weakness or private disease of
any kind or character which he undertakes
and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
Ihere are many at the age of thirty to
sixty who are troubled with to freuIient
evacuation of the bladder, often accom-.
panied 10y slight smarting or burning
sensation, and weakening of the system
IN manner the patient cannot account
Ior. On examining the urinary deposits a
ropy sediment will often be found and
sometimes small particles ofalbumen will
appear, or the color will be of a thin milk
isn nue., again changing to a dark and
torpid appearance. There are MANY men
VINO die OF this difficulty Ignorant of the
cause, which Is the second stage of semin-
a weakness. DIR. s. will guarantees a per-
nect cure IN al such cases, and a healthy
restoration of the genito-urinary organs.
OFFICE HoURs-l0 to and Ito s. Sun
Mays rom 10 to II A. NJ. Consultation free.
1Hor0ugh examination and advice. S5.
Call or address, we
DIR. SPINNEY d co.
NO. IL kearny ST., San Franisco.
san Francisco, CAL, Apl. Is, 1878. I:y
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-21

A BRIDAL couple from Washoe Val
ley, at breakfast, this morning. con-
versed as follows: He" Shall I
skin you pertater, honey?" She
Ono, thank you, dearie; I have one
already skun. - Virginia Chronicle.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-11-21
MARRIED..

In this place, on the 18th instant. by Rev.
J. II. Thompson, Mr.. Lewis p. Berry to
Miss Haidee l.. Baldwin. Compliments
received.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
Loca! Intelligence.
TUESDAY

The Democrats are in "the last ditch, with dam at eacA end, and the President turning on Water.
 The Ieck nil has started up on Silver Prince ore for a short run, after when quie quantity of Black Warrior ore wIll be put through.
 The United States Marshal has received instructions from the Attorney General that the appropriated funds must only be appli- ed for the trial of prisoners now in jail.
 Some idea Of the size of the State ofTexas may be gathered from the fact that though the population is million, there are only foar people 10 every spare mile of terri tory.
 We are indebted to Ho; J. G. Blaine, O. Maine, for pamphlet copy Of h:s masterly speech. made iu the | S. Senate, Monday, April 14, 1879, on the False issue ra1sed by the Democratic party.
 MnITARY.-A general court martial is appointed to meet at Fort Grant, at 10 a. m., Tuesday, July 8fh.
 Acting AssisianJ Surgeon $. B. Stone, is ordered to Fort Yuma 10 await orders from General Wilcox, and to conduct recruits to the 9th Cavalry.
 THE WHEATLAND HoRROa IS STILL A MYsTERY.-The crazy Canadian. en being questioned denied knowing anything about it and was released Both the girls are able to sit up and eat, but nothing is made public as to their recollection of the terrible event. Ida Dunn was to he removed to her fathers honse in Wheatlsnd on Friday last
 Rev Dr. Isaac Kalloch of the Metropolitan Temple, San Francisco has been ominated by the so-called WorkiDgmen for Mayor of that city. h the fitness of things, the Rev. Dr. is regarded as workinsman, be- cause he never has, nor never will, work lick in his life. He lives by his wits of of the people, as a majority of the leaders of the party styling themselves the "poor mans friends" get their living.
 FIRST STEAM REDUCTION WORKS IN PRES cOrr.-Frank Schultz, the irreurcssble, has al length, succeeded in inangurating an es- tablishment for the reduction of gold ores in Prescott. His mill consists of rastras driven by steam power at Brown Bros F, undry on Mccormick Street. He is rub ping up lot of ore from the E. F. mine, situated near Thumb Butte We hope, and everybody hopes that Franks venture may lead on to fortune.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27

Dry parching winds continue e H..
 ana all nature calls for refreshing rain.
 MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-R,v T Anderson was marrled to Miss Sonh;a Ind son, at the residence of the brides naren,s ID Tucson on Thursday morning. Juna fo,h AL the same time Mr. and Mrs. Updsn, celebrated their silver wedding. and Nr Hudson his fftieth birthday.
 MT. and Mrs. Anderson started of ono, on wedding tour 10 the Sea Coast wbicI will be extended to the State eff Colorado
 IHASKs.-The teachers, pupils and ma irons or Prescott Free Academy desire ms f, return thank, and at the same time to nre sent thelr compliments and coneratulation, to hiss Carrie Wilkins and Miss Mimi, Atkinson, for takingcharge of and conduct ing tne musical portion ot the present schooi examinations. The music. botl vocal and instrumental, is mentioned ir the most complimentary terms bv thos, who attended the examinations.
 Don Antonio Peres, a very intellirent Mexican. who -as been in the empIoy ot Hon C. T. Hayden, for many years as hi. Agent ln old Mexico, etc., and who ha, recently been in the State of Sinaloa, state, that the railroad magnates have no intention of making Guaymas terminus, bat have selected better harbor at Altata Bay. where the river Culiacan enters the Gulf. for q terminal. He states that the harbor is well protected and that tine water is 60 feet deen at low tide.
 II. G. Howe, the architect and civil en. glneer, who has been employed by Tread we'll & Co, surveying the country from about eight miles above Wickenburg to the Vuiture mIne. with view of taking water to said mine, came m the stage this fore noon and informs us that water will run to the Vulture from distance of abou, eight piles north of aickenburg without any artificial work in the way of construct ing force pumps or otherwise.
 Nothing new in regard to the Wheatland affair, except that Ida Dunn has recovered so as to be able to talk. aI6 has 60 recol- lection of any thing that occurred after she went to bed, until sine found herself, as sne supposed, recovering from severe spell of sickness. She remembers the negro, Will jams, asking her for a drink of water in the ab0 olC lligl llDDtI tnu told him to help himself at the we'll.
 The detectives are not working in har- mony.
 PRESCOTT FREE AoADEMY.-Written ex- eminations in the Higher Department of Prescott Fee Academy were completed this A. M., with an examination Tn Algebra, Grammar and Physiology. We have exam ined a number of the papers, and pronounce them models of neatness and accuracy.
 The rapid advancement of the pupils of our schools, as snown by the examinations. can but reflect credit upon the Principal NJ. H. Sherman and his able corps of assis- tants, Miss Sherman and Miss Kethroe.
 During the past three months, three of the pupils of the Higher Departm ent have gone before the County Board of Examiners and received certificates of qualification 10 teach. Of these, Miss Ida Burnett has made grand success as a teacher at Wal nut CreeK, being already employed for a second term. Truly Prescott should be proud of her schools.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
Notice.

Notice. OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS OF YAvAPAI COUNTY, A. IT..
 PEsScorr. A. T., June f7th, tsla. Notice is hereby given that he Assssauent Il1l of IavaI ni County, Arizona for the hscai year ending Deceuber Sisf leTa. i- iB my oics, cren Co tn- SD srtiCa. aad that the of Equalization Sf sEid County, vfE meet Monday, Iuly tn, isa.
 JOHN LLOYD
 CIEnK BOARD sUFKnvts9Hs. PEEscoTI, June isth,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT.
FACTORY

was started and is now in full operation
 There were most potent reasons why my first venture to start an exclusively Tobacco House m Prescott proved a success, among them were my b years experience in this
 line of business; handling Tobacco and Ci- gars only, and buying them for cash, in larger quantities than the mercantile houses competing with me. I gave better induce meAt to the trade and handling large quan- titles of goods in my line, turned my goods faster. and consequently they were fresher.
 Now as to my second venture: Although have but manufactured l2,000 of my own make, of Cigars, since I first started my Factory, can feel already, that the public is approaching my efforts to supyly them with Cigar thai is superior to any imported, for the reasons, tha: use the same tobacco that is worked into an imported cigar, and by curing the tobacco O the spot, furnish an article that is far superior both in taste and flavor. than any imported cigar, for the n ason that no cigar can retain it's flavor in coming to Arizona, on account of being on the road so long in this dry atmosphere.
 will now call the attention of all Saloon keepers, station keepers, hotel men, and dealers in general merchandise, to the fact that I can supply them with home made cigar that is better article, and at less price than any San Francisco house can af- ford to oo, for the reason that am here un- der a small expense and employ no drum mers like the San Francisco houses do, at an average expense of from $50 to $40 per day, which of course is levied on the cigars you buy, and makes them so much dearer than can afford to supply the trade at.
 In addition to the above reasons why il would be advantageous for the trade 10 pat ronize Home Industry, there are other sd- vantages which will now enumeraie:
 By supplying yourself from my factory you need not buy so large a quantity as you would from distant market, for the reason that you can be suppued at short notice, hence you wlll always nave a fresh article ana one that retains it's fresh taste and fla vor, and right here is where one of the prin- cipal advantages comesin in purch hasing
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
The wheatIand Mystery.

The
 Little of interest has transpired in regard to the Wheatiand mystery. Sheriff Mccoy and Detective Gay had lengthy interview with Ida Dunn on Saturday. Cora Heslin retired first on the night of the outrage, and Ida Dunn says she is positive she put out the light. Ida knows Of no one who could have committed the deed. Cora is still un- aware of the cause of her injuries. Both young ladies are improving rapidly. Al parties in custody charged wi,h knoWl- cage of the affair nave been released. Hiss Dunn will be removed to Wneatland to- day The officers are urged tn make ar rests and, as they are fast coming to req lizing sense of their duty, important meas ures will be taken.-S. F. Post.
 The grand jury found twelve true bills, a, follows;
 Two for murder, one foi burglary, one for robbery, two for grand larceny, two for embezzlement, two for assault, and two for receiving stolen proDerty.
 The grand jury examined into the con dition of the school fund and found it safely kept and properly accounted for, amount lug to S3,lll.69. They also made some other reports and especially complimented the county Treasurer ana District Attorney for the very satisfactory shape in which they found their respective offices kept.
 Services in West Prescott, next Sunday as follows:
 Sabbath School l0ia A. N. Preaching II A. M- Praise Meeting 71sP. N. preachinu sP.M. Suaiec, :n the morning; Family Prayer. Evcning "Introductory lecture On the "Diyine Authority of the Holy scriptures.
 The Territory of Utah has about sj.O00 sunday sch 'oi children, or more than all tho rect If the TerritoTcs in the Union oemb'nej, and more than three. States, two Wes;eTn and one soEthern.
 Elsewhere VIC publish the programme for tlic celebration at the Iron Spring Station on the 4th. People Irom the Country are in yi,cd Co attend without further invitation X grand ;imo and merry one is expected.
 James Stewart Is again in toNn. NJ. S. was on the stage recently robbed near Phenix. and informs US thst party of four were interested in thc robbery.
 The United States Grand Jury met this fsrcuoou aud after examtoing into several mater, adoarued Gaiil tomorrow.
 Harry Hudson was ;his morning sea;en- ced Co i've years hard lahor in the pcaiieG- liary st Yuma.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
HOME MADE CIGAR.

Where the trade wishes to order them in small quantities 1t would be very quick and cheap way Of transportation 10 order them by mail, loo cigars by mail to any part of the Territory costing only S5 cents. In addition to the above I would call the attention of the trade to my large stock of manufactured Plug and Smoking Tobacco and Smokers Articles, which I will supply at I5 per cent less than any other house in the Territory.
 extend an invitation to the trade to visit my factory, should occasion call them to Prescott,
 and subscribe myself,
 Respectfully,
 J. HERsPRING. Prescott, June 5th, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27

CHuDREN's PARTY The "little folks" of Prescott, wRo arc almost as numerous as grasshoppers on a Kansas farm, were treated by parents and friends, 10 dancing party and lunch, last evening, at the City Hall :. The little boys and Misses, wllh mixture of those who are not so little, assembled in full force It s o'clock and from that time until half past ten, kept time to the merry strains of music by the Hudson Bros. band, when they formed into a hundred couples and marched into the long dining room ad ioin.ng the uancing hall, where they made tLemseiyes familiar with the very many nice and sweet things provided for the occasion. After the Children had been served refresh. ments the grown people sampled the pies, cakes, aud candy, afIer whicn they returned to the dancing apartment and kept the ball rolling until I2 o'clock, when the young gents escorted their lassies home and con- clnded that they had indulged in terpslcho- rean feats sufficient to satisfy their desires until they reassemble again on the coming Glorious Fourth The party last evening was one of the largest and pleasantes: that nas ever been gwen in Prescott and will long be remembered by those for whom it was gotton up.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
Home Industry! Home Industry

It IS now nearly two years, since first landed at Prescott, with the intention of starting an exclusively Tobacco House, and although every store in Prescott kept To- bacco and Cigars, was not discouraged thereby, but launched my new enterprise,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
PAPER! -NO
GosPER's "HAMBLEToNIAk'

The undsrs gned dssireE Co Huuounce Co the public that he hss ted arraugenent with the of his truly NSiuable horse bv which he fun charge and coafro of him for certals purposes.
 wish to Invite the attention of those osni 1g yslu- able to the advantages Of stinting them this thorouRhtred horse.
 Gospers !" HambletORian is pedigreed back Co thc
 famous old Imported % Aessenger' And n every outline and movement shows distinctly this unegualcd strain ef hi0oa. better bre1 finer looking horse is not n tbis part of the territory. The horse is a fine steppcr, young sound and large in size His color is bright bay, Nfh dark lezs main and tail.
 The horse Is kept al my Stables, the Gray Esgisl ou Granite street. where ,hEl be giad to shog him and give further partii uEr-. JOHN LAYOIE. Prescott. May 51, 1879
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
THE GAPIT.4L TOB.ACCO
 HOUSE,

as one of the mercantile ventures of the town, knowing full we'll that my long eN- perience in thls line of business would uIli- mately triumph, and with what success, there is hardly any need of stating here. Suffice it to say, that was not only sue cessful, but found sufficient encouragement to further extend my enterprise by adding
 MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT. With this end in view, visited San Fran cisco, and procured the labor and machinery necessary, bought my leai from the largest houses of Chicago, New York and san Fran cisco, and on my return, as soon as all the material arrived here, my
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27

The Democrats are in "the last ditch, 5 with dam at eacn end, and the President turning on Water.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-19

under her roof, unless they had respect
able parents who could and would be
fully answerable for them: they should
have plentiful and pleasant table, that
he was resolved upon. As he was compe-
tent to little else, he took this matter
upon himself. He calculated what ought
fairly to be laid out, and he laid it all
out. He would not economic penny.
If he was able to make good bargain
with his butcher, the young ladies, not
he, should have the benefit cf it all.
They should have bit OF fish, or little
poultry, or little good fruit, poor girls,
to vary a meal, to which they could not
bring the sturdy appetite of much out-of-
door exercise.
Then came the great chapter OF that
exercise. There was the difficulty, how
much time could Mrs. Fisher positively
afford to lose? to abandon to this object?
for the work must pay or it could not
continue to be done. But the difficulty
diminished upon examination. Time
may be counted by strength as well as by
minutes. The same thing may, by two
different hands, be accomplished in most
unequal portions of time.
The dreadful feeling of weariness,
which, as Lucy, she so well remembered,
one consequence of sitting so long in an
unchanged position, at the same employ
ment, that dreadful feeling could not be
forgotten by her. Her horror at the
recollection was so strong, that of this
matter she thought more than even her
benevolent husband.
He recollected to have heard that the
Jesuits, those masters of human develop
ment, physical as we'll as intellectual,
never suffered pupil to be employed
more than two hours upon the same
thing without change; to get up and
turn round the chair; to pace five min
utes up and down the room would in
many cases suffice. Mr.. Fisher laid down
his plan.
Two hours the young ladies worked,
and then for ten minutes they were
allowed to lay down their needles; they
might walk about the room, into the
passage, up and down stairs, or sit still
and lounge. That precious useful
lounge, SO fatally denied to the weary
spine of many growing girl, was here
permitted. They might look about them,
or close their eyes and be stupefed; in
short, do just what they liked.
[To BE Continued
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-19
Not Self-MiadfuL

An accident, somewhat ludicrous one,
too, of the fire at the Hagertown Hotel,
has been told us by one who was there
and who literally "barely" escaped with
his life. He is travelling man. Being
suddenly awakened that night by bright
light shining in his face, he discovered
that the window.frame of his room, on the
third floor, was one blaze of fame and
that the apartment was rapidly filling with
smoke. He at once left, how he knows
not, but finally succeeded in reaching the
ground by jump from second story
window. When safely landed he stood
watching the work of destruction, and
near by him were group of very thinly-
clad females, also gazing.
While thus standing he noticed a party
of firemen hurrying past with quantity
OF feminine apparel. He Immediately
with that gallantry SO in keeping with
travelling man, hailed the men with:
"Look here, you fellows, give these Ia
dies some Of those clothes"
The reply was in an instant:
"All right, stranger, we'll do so; but
don't you think it would be a good idea
10 put on pair of spurs yourself?"
The last remark caused him to investi
gate himself, when he found that hi
whole costume was shirt, a vest apd {
pair of CATERS, while the rest of his gar
ments hung idly over his arm. Oul
friend blushed, sought refuge,and pullee
on his pants.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-19

Wait, husband, before you wonder au-
dibly why your wife don't get along with
the household responsibilities "as your
mother did" She is doing her best, and
no woman can endure that best to be
sighted. Remember the love and care
she bestowed upon you during that long
fit of illness. Do you think she is made
of cast.ron? Wait, wait in silence and
forbearance, and the light will come back
to her eyes-the old light of the old
days.
Wait, wife, before you speak reproach-
fully to your husband when he comes
home late and weary, and "out of sorts =
He has worked hard for you all day-per.
haps far into the night. He has wrestled
hand to hand with care, and selfishness,
and greed, and all the demons that follow
money making. Let home be another
atmosphere entirely. Let him feel that
there is no other place in the world where
he can find peace and quiet, and perfect
love.