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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11

TIE "STEATEGTsTs. On Monday night
Mr.. Clinton Halls company-thc "Stratc-
giSts wilt commence an engagement Of
three nights at the Theatre in this city. The
city has been claborately billed, and on all
sides the company is represented rs being one
OF the best to be fonnd anywhere. In Wash
inston and Philadelphia they played to fine
houses aud gave, we are told, fine entertain
mentS. In the latter city critic says: "a
company made up OF artists little known
here gave Il capital representation of a most
ingenious and amusing four-act piece called
'Thc StratcgistS,' which was quite as little
known. The story OF the piece is OF little
consequence, though it is quite ingenious
for broad comedy. The interest turns
upon the plans OF Jack RutlcdSe' TO
accomplish his aims through what
he calls Strategy and in doing
this he disguises himself and ill., turn
pcsOnateS his own father and another char
acter. Major Howard. The results are Il
succession Of bcwildermcnts amoag all the
characters, bringing the most luIicrouS
situations, the jokes OF the deception often
turning upon the stratcgi>t himself. There
is 10 describing the fun OF the piece, bun it
kept the audience in continuous roars OF
laughter. Great part ol its success is due
10 the excellence Of the company. Mr..
Clinton Hall, who has 10 pcr>onatc several!
characters, is real artist. and he is well
supported by Mr.. 4. J. Hind, Mr.. Sol.
smith, Mr. sam. Ryan. Air. VI. Rouse, Mr.
L. f.. Howard, and the three ladies OF the
company Mrs. Sol. Smith. Miss \ Ada Monk.
and Miss Lizzie Newell. They all act with
uncommon spirit, and the piece, which has
not in it Il dull line, is ratified of IN the
Iiveic>t. most eyhIaraing MANNER
Seats may be secured II JohnSton's and
at the Theatre.
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70 sEEFES4sS.

UEADqUsa EKs RICHMOND COsfMAgpERY,)
No. z. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
RfcHAoSD, VA. OctOter 10. 1919. J
GENERAL ORDER, No. S.-~AE
~ SIR KSrGHrs.-AtcSa commanttry N%
dsi az q. n,-s Is Asy1y 1pa g ~, A,os @ HaI cor
urday1 EVENING ar O'clock. Drets/
Citizen. With sworGr and belts. Lines formed
nroInD,ly at o'clocis and dis'Ris. cd promptly At
gao i. NJ.
BY order of the Euhent Com SANDER.
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Captain -GeEcraL
h:e,t: {. =. DASFoR II, Recorder. DC l1-lt
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THE STATE CANVASS.

". October 17th: Nelly's Ford, Nelson county, oc-
to,cr lStns
Meatah Woods, Esa.-Fiuvanna Courthouse. octo-
Der 27lh.
Colonel John Il. Young-Chesierfleld Courthouse,
October 18Th; Hanover Courthouse. OCTOBER 18TH.
T. NJ. LOGAN, Chairman.
J. Ben Bigger, Secretary.
Conservative papers please copy. Sc 3
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CONSUMERS Il, string the very best Chocolate or
Coca should purchase that prepared By Walter
Baker Il Go. Established in 1850. Walter Baker,
Chocolate has no superior, and Is standard IS a.
ways maintained. All gr0ccrs sell it,.
LEVY BROTHERS
will exhibit Oh
MONDAY
TWO ELEGANT IMPORTED SILK D0LM MS,
which cost tie importer 800 apiece.
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C1ANs IL CO.'S COPYGRAPH saves
SI nms. money, and labor. VIII produce MY H..
,,,,,.s from one writing. As good as any Oh n VA
c"p.ss Prices tmriudlng one bottle Of lux Sna
H"nSalnscixG "Sl si50: 9xil, sS lixlS: 1,sr,nI stoa
ATss, ,n j. G; s,r's: wrrF9aIN or g. GARY his Min
street Richmond, w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11

= Approved by the Board OF Managers, one
voice dissenting, on September %, 1879.
Teste: JAMES \. SCOTT, President.
Peyton Wise, Secretary.
After the report OF the committee bad
been read, Mr.. Gibson, who was opposed
TO il, offered the following as Il substitute
ResoIred, That it is iDeXpcdient 10 add
to, amend, or in any way modify the pre-
sent constitution and bylaws.
General Wise, however. moved that Mr..
Gibson's substitute be laid ON the table.
The ayes and noes were taken, and the
vote stood: Ayes, As; noes, AZ.
Accordingly, the Chair decided that Mr.
Wlse'S motion was lost.
Mr.. B. c. Gray offered an amendment to
Mr.. Gibson's substitute (A1r. Gibson agree
ing to it) that the whole matter be post
poncd and referred to il committee Of seven.
TO be appointed by the Chair, on the part OF
the Richmond Exchange. who Will confer
with similar committees to be appointed
from the various tobacco markets through
out Virginia. Adopted by large ma
iority.
The Chair will appontthe committee and
their names will he posted on the bulletin
board 1t the Tobacco Exchange Monday
morning. The committee is to report as
soon aS practicable after comforting with
the other committees.
The question OF increasing the salaries OF
The auctloneer and clerk was afterwards dis
cuSScd.
The following prices were finally deter
mined upon: For ali tobacco selling under
SIS per 100 pounds, 10 cents per hog>hcad; !;
that selling at Sl5 and over, 20 cents per
ho9Shcil.
Mr.. John w. Fisher offered an amend
ment to make the buyer and seller pay one
bali OF the price each; but motion to ad-
iouru having been made, no action was
taken in regard to Mr.. Fishers amendment.
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NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Con-
vi CnRDNILTF, PA. chaiicr"l b1 the Legis-
iaurc of Penn, yIyaul. tw"ni 1-"nr miles eoHt*"c7t
of phiiah iia. The 'u!au.l phiI ana baltimore
Central r,ilrua. admits 10th srhc.. Thoroughly
fits boys for college business. Or i"r The study OF any
of the l,f.>, ions. G:i!Htc> yuuc2 l"l'-. Gives
| Nth. hGy., Through h"uu" care. an 23.''S "3m
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iYs&pHtfsGSa IL riHfHtH*afiPS-
Dts>oLurloS'
RICHMOND, 1GtH oct 'h"r. 1870.
The corcr-n Of 7. II. hLFi:ii.%b& < soH l. here
By d:,oIvc,', If he II infant. by mutual COLI
S''"' l. ''' ALI ''''>O !. ". .NralfND,
T. VI. iLfRIFNn,
/. l.. ALfRlEND.
The hrsInc,s will sc coNrI&rED by the under
signed under Tue '"'' AN: !. i. ALrminSn,
ocl1-3t l.. VI. ALFkiESD.
~ VNHE WANZER >EWING-MACIIlSE
l. CoMpA%Y nE' ElGl!M3,SS1n.' ' ,S1., wi,,tsT Tl' d'sI
~ ElGELow spGcia parnrr rafting; % ana insdrr mi
LIAM al a:.x,! Pr[ 1o ns" and iafs
that date. ": T.. Pti'c Eli. o,r
HICIIMAsD, VA. 9th October. 1870.
'y'HE UNDERS1GNED HAVE THIS
II ana 9yhS5 iy Of fGHTtnHr i,Ktt i,r nAs se
sale of MaGufciue' Inbacco aud Cigars. ~ No. l,
isN''' ''''''' '''''>' j. 3. LfGHrFOuT, Jn..
y. T. iiASkIhS
oc lc-4t- ". Il. naRIOWs.
TIsSOLUrlON OF tO-pARTNER--
DsllIp-! y f..n Of HEEEDEN < FOX IS this
,lly ri -. Iyr,! ~ mutual conrer..
Either pa"':,er WI e!+n ~ aIaid.Mion Mn aHI iHl-
FOX s0S '''' ''SS'S' '',f (: { :: HSxHDHs' HGx!
srrIEM 4.G 80. 1879.
The M, .!ar,.yuri haze is:IaeI i c"-nrtntrsis
u,.irr lilr ..tl,.r and siy!c ,! - L. t'hS >Dt!m
tie purl re ~ contuc.lmE general oki iGpsn>
BUSINESS. They %lt ~ prepared 10 eAhitH ~
TfH m,,I GOODS ami .>MtL'. whHEs nott, =,
cxccIs: IN hi, mar@'t 1Ery c".i,'y i;-'l = .h
paircaa:e If the ct!-t.nci, o. 'Ieit rifrf14'o'>
'Hr,e4sn L. Fox aid ci't.re puoi' s.ncirii!y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11

The b,siut.os will hc toNTI%UED 10y the und'r--
S'N"e' ''''''' '''' :. Vi. ALFRIEND,
orll-3t T.. VI. ALFKiEND
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The Tobacco Trade.

MISUNDERSTANDING MEETTSG--RUtEE
FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE AucTIoSEEE
AND REPoRTER-ACTIoS POSTPONED FOG
THE PREsgST-sALARiRs OF ArCTI0SEEss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-11

u - ----., ,o-o
RICHMOND, 1GtT oct b"r. 1870.
The cnncr-n OF 7. II. ALFi.iiSb * sbN l. hei e.
y ,If f.nlvr,i =. nf He i. instant. by mutual COLI
sem. T. l.. ALFRIESD I. j-.'-.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-30

- HAAAAAt
Is9fxs and New Departure in Med
/M kN@NESNSoNa> zeal selsres. an entirely
fR tA New and positively effect
ItIIW rnx. H.. i've Remedy fat the spssdy
LTX2 'feoe MAN, and Permanent Cure Of
V25X3 Seminal Emissiona a.
~~ 1mpotency ~ the only
s.At L.I.e, . ,...s., ,..rt.I Az, , way, W. u = Direct
eipai Seat Of the Disease. acting by Absorption, and exert
ing he specific Influence 90 the Seminal Vesiules, Ejao-
uiatory Ducts, Prostate Gland, and Urcthra- Tbs use
q The Hrnedy is aitsnded with no pain OF Inconvenience, and
does no, Interfere with the ordisary p1r,alts Of life h y
quickly ditsoissd AID .ooa ABSORBED, producing an imrne-
diRts soothinE and restorative snect upon thr sexual snl
ssrvous orraalIliion, wrecked from ~selfsbu,s AID sIes.sss,
stopping the drain from the systJu, rssforinS the mind 70
health led sound memory, removing tbs Dimness OF
ture old age Usually accompanying ths trouble, and rsster-
Ing perfect Se1uAl vigor. whsrs II has been dormant for
svsrs eases. ia Ia sow a proaoupesd suees,sL Drugs are
too much pre- seribed in thsss troubles. and, Is many esb bear
witness to. with but little ~ any permanent good. 1hsfe b no
Is 10 pssiiivsiy guarantee that II viii dive satisiaction--
thousspds q hsstlnoni,ls a. to Its value. and III now conceded
discovered q reaching and curing this very prevalent trouble,
thai u well Known TO b the Gauss Of pnieid misery 10 50 many,
and upon whom quaoks prey with their sssisss no.Iuus and
big fees The Remedy Is pot up ia a.ai seles ofthres siis.
O.sing over thrss non,hs, will stop emissions and rs,iors
VIZ. .sssps e II: r si ip ist;} Ii sisi fs = s sail, . @nf aS &c saa,e
/Ssni ir a Descriptive Pamphlet giving An,tOnie,iN
illustrations, which will convince tbs most %sksPtieai
htisd for the dutiss Of he. same as u never afsetsd u
Assnt Sealed Cor stamp 10 any one. Sold ONLY By hs<
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MFG. CHEMISTS
Market and 9th SITS. ST. LOUIS, MO.
feb15-dawIy
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-30

DR.. Carver is astonishing the people
of England by his shooting. America
can afford to send Carver abroad as a
sample of our marksmen. There is not
a nation on the earth that would pick a
quarrel with a people who could all
shoot like the doctor. His latest feat
says an exchange, twas performed for a
wager of one hundred pounds sterling,
that he would hit an apple upon the end
of a knife held by his colored attendant
riding on horseback at full gallop at a
distance of thirty yards. A large apple
was procured, and stuck on the end of a
pruning knife. The negro mounted a
horse, and held the target as far as pos
sib!e behind his body. The start was
made, about one hundred yards away,
and when the rider came within range,
riding at a furious gallop, the doctor
fred. The first attempt was a failure,
and odds Of ten pounds to two pounds
we're bet against Carver. The second
time he struck the apple, knocking 1t
| into half a dozen pieces"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-30
The Weekly Leader.
ISSUE. THURSDAY,
GERMS: sa..o a Year. $3.50 Half year
Commercial job PRINTING

Of every kind Aeatiy, cheaply and expedi,
.iously executed. Cards OF every shape AM
Kind, Bill Heads. Letter and Note Headings
on short notice. Having a new lot OF Typ,
and Presses. we can do handsome work q,
low prices.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-30
PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
FOR sPERMATORRHGA.
"CEMEMEB EASTsI1E'

elIuaDle
and New Departure in Med
zeal seleres. an entirely
New and positively effect
i've Remedy for the speedy
and Permanent Cure Of
Seminal Emissions IL
I~mpotency BY ias only
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-04-30

No Advertisement inserted for lea than no
cent?.
DAILY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments 10 cents per line, Nonpariei, each In
sertion Q insertions eight cents per line; 80
insertions, s cents per line.
Local Notices, per line, bourgeois, each In
sertion, 10 cents per line 80 Insertions 5 cents
per line.
WEEKLY LEADER, all transient advertise
ments Is cents per line, FIRST insertion ; one
month 20 cents per line; six months, 10 cents
per line; one year 8 cents per line.
Cheyenne. Oct. LIST. 1877.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21
THURSDAY.

Byron, the poet. died at Selalonia, Greece What is 10 be done in regard 10 our New
 Mexico mail IS just now question that cam ot be solved.
 Joseph Carder, and William GilsoD, are in from Date Creek, and report everything quiet in that section.
 The Central Arizona Mining Company has large quantity of lumber to freight l from Pre- colt to the mill site, twelve miles below Wickenburg.
 The Hattie Taylor Tronpe will perform in this city on Saturday evening. Full par 'iculars as to place, etc. will be given in the Miner of tomorrow. The owner of dat lubly 'pistie has claim cd the mis>iye. received it. and done g,,nc away as happy as a big sun flower. IL did nt belong to Tim Hawkins was another Tim.
 Kcarney. of the tramp brigade, the agi- tator, and beetle browed ruffian Of the sand lois, is Co speak in San Bernardino on the 9iih inst He is a candidate for the |. $. < nate. vice Newton Booth. th. scholar statesman and gentleman. What a com parison.
 The Tucson papers, not including the Star, which is generally fair. take pride n lying about Prescott ani its resIurce $, When the mud den of iniquity and all that is base and degradioy shall have tumblvd to the dust, as it will. Prescott will stll live and iis hundreds of thousands of in- hal,itants will reside in the "brown fronts" not surpassed esen py Ancient Venice.
 The Southern Pacihc Railroad magnstes are charging about as much for freight from SaU Francisco Co the terminus of their rosd as what freight can be shipped to the same dc.tinatinn for from Chicago. Then they charge almost tho same price for freight taken on at Los Angeles and Colon. over 500 miles east of San Francisco. They don't seem ts have much regulation about their tariffs. or else they have thcm fxed up very nicely SO that no ono understands anything about their programme except those who are very closely connected with ihe rng. There is an outrage nevertheless conneCted with freight business Wn.ch should be overhauled and rrmCdicd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21

NicanOra Rodrigues, of whom we gave
 last week, quite ske'ch of hls career through California and Nevada, his advent into Arizona, arrest, confinement and dis charge from the County Jail on a bona of $l,000. is now wanted in Prescott to answe, for the killing of John Zimmerman, on the 26th of February, last. In d few hours after thIs red-handed criminal was admitted to breathe the fresh air outside the prison grates, he quietly stole away, and up to the present time has not been seen or at least captured, although Sheriff Walker is out in search of tie fugitive. One thing is cer- ;ain, RDdrigues has not gone 10 Pioche Nevada. It is though that this man Rod rIgues had confederate who came lere just before he was released, with the money taken off the person of the de ceased Zimmerman, and animals on which .he murderer made good his escape. If this man is overIaken and arrested, it will be quite victory for Sheriff Walker. We have our doubts, however, of the capture of ROdrigues as he is an old offender and un- dersrands the method of fleeing from the officers of the law.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21
PATENT AMMUNITION BOX.

James MadIgaD. corral boss at Fort Whip
 pie, has filed a cayiat in the Patent Office al
 Washington, on an invention of his owr
 whereby two ammunition noxes. securely
 lashed on the back of a mule in the mos-
 approved packer style, with diamond hitch
 and all the paraphernaia of apareio, lash
 ropes, etc, etc, Can be opened and emptied
 of tleir contents or refilled with cartridges
 while the mule is in motion, without dis
 furbing the lashes. Past experience in h.
 dian fight ng has shown the necessity for just such an invention as this by which the
 men can be supplied with ammunition in an emergency. The idea is tO have the am muniuon accessible in time of battle, So that It can be opened and distributed with out the Use of a scrsw-driver to open the boxes, "r the necessity of spending time ana going to the trouble of unlasli'ng and lash Ing the packs every time the boxes have to be opened. For this purpose this ingenious invention seems almost an indispensable necessity, besIdcs il will be quite useful us grub box, med cine chest, etc, etc, on ac- count of ihe facility with which it can be opened and closed under any and all cir cumStances that may arise on the field of battle Ur on the march.
 lE addition to Its military uses it ran be utilized m osp-ctIng, picnicing, hunting, cattle and sheep herding, horse hunting, and all sons of travelling that requires the pack ing Of supplies, which can be easily gotten at without unloading the pack animal. Our descriptive powers are not equal to the task of conveying to the mind of the reader Il correct Idea of the construction of the boxes, but any practical packer will under stand that il Is impossible to lash an ordi- nary box on an aparejo without bringing the rope- across the box covers in such way as to prevent theIr being opened. Tins difficulty Is avoided by Mr. Madigan's in. veniion, Tn this way; the boxes are made very strong with pigeon holes or compart- mens for the packages Of the covers are hinged in the center and fastened at either end or the box with d hasp. At the top ano bottom ends of the center strip. to whicf ! the hinges are fastened, are circular east 1 lngs, made iu such way as to hold the | ropes and prevent them from spreading out over the covers, thus leaving them free to open and shut at the pleasure of the person handling them.
 MT. Mitcnell, the photographer, took sev- sral views of the boxes yesterday in several | positions, opened and closed, packed | In mule, showing both the interior and 'xteror of tine boxes, the position of the ash-rOpes, etc, etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21

The business manager of the Hattie Tay. Tor theatrical and comedy troupe. arriven in town last evening from the Southern portion of 'he Territory. The gentleman, conf gin advance of his company, was very much blessed with our town, and really disappointed to find such a large American city, as he had been informed in the old ancient mudhole of Tucson. that Prescott was degenera:ipg and about to. blow away. Let the Taylor troupe come and We wit show them that Prescott is still alive, and that our largest hall, which would take in sll of Tucson, including dogs, will be filed and the admittancc fee rendered in lawful money of Uncle Sam No Mexican dollars will be palmed of for hundred cents on the dollars when they are really, only worth S5.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21

Peter Marx h.; justreturned from Stones Ferry on the Colorado River where he went for load of salt from the celebrated salt mines which are s,ruate about Is miles from the Ferry. This salt is transparent and very pure. An ordinary newspaper can be read easily placing a block of this salt two inches in thlcKness over the paper, s9 clear and transparenta are the slabs which are taken from these saline mountains that are situate in Southern Nevada just across the Northern Arizona line. These salt de- p0sits are about 225 miles from Prescott. and when a railroad shall have been com plered from Utah down through Arizona, then we We will be able 10 procure this very necessary article in the working of our silver ores. at reasonable figure MT. Marx disposed of his load to Bashford co. at seven cents per pound.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21
iI1 accordance lCith an Act Of the Legislative Assembly of Arizona Territory, and the Proclamation of the Governor issued
 hereunder
LO T T E R Y
 WILL BE DRAWN AT RESCOTT, ARIZONA,
Wednesday,, June ,4th, 1879
ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE.

An Act 10 aid in the Construction of Capito
 Buildings, and for the Support of
 Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona.
 Be a Enacted by the LegisEatire Assembly of Ari
 =0,a Territory:
 SECTION 1. It shall be lawful for, and tho right, power and authority is hereby grant ed for the period of twenty years, from the first day T February, 1879, 10 the Arizona development Company-a corporation or ganized and existing under and by virtue oi the laws of the Territory of Arizona-and Of its assigns, 10 give public lotteries, a, which, or by means of which money may lawfully be disposed of by chance, anything in the laws of thIs Territory to the contrary notwithstanding, etc., etc.
 SEC. The Governor of the Territory of Arizona, ant his successor In oftice, and in the event Of the absence, disqualification or death Of the Governor-his legal substitute Is hereby appointed Commissioner to su- perintend the drawing or distribution of saau lotteries and each of them, and certify to the correctness thereof, etc, etc.
 SEC. 2. All lotteries drawn under the pro- visions of this Act, shall be drawn in some public place to be designated by the Com between the hours of ten o'clock A. M., and live o'clock F. M., and in a man. ner to be approved by the Commissioner. SECTIONS f, and provide for the collec- ton of ten per rent. from all prizes, and the payment of the same into the Capitol and School Funds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21
Assessment Notice.

FfuGER MINING COMMUNICATION OI works. Tiger District, Bradshaw Mountain, Yavapa County, Arizona Territory location of principal pac of business, San Francisco, california.
 Notice Is hereby given. that al a meeting of tn, Directors, he on the fourteenth 4'hl day of March 1879, Assessment No. three , of Thirty (SO) Cent per share levied the capita, stock of tho p,raioH, payable immediately in United States Golo Coin, the Secretary at the office of the Company eoom 62, Nevada Block, 3V9 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this nent shall remain unpaid WEDNESDAY, the twenty-third (aSd) day of April, iS79 will be delinquent, and advertised for sale tt public anction md unless payment is made before will be sold on MONDAY, the Nineteenth (i9th day uf May lS9 to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising aud expenses of sale.
 VIM. II. LENT, Secretary. oFFIcE-ROom62 Nevada Block, No. 3O9 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21
THE TAYLOR TROUPE.

Elsewhere will be found an advertisement of this troupe, which comes recommended by the press wherever tney have performed
 Mr. Taylor is n celebrated Banjo player. having no eqnal in the world, and is to ihr Banjo what Ole Bull is to the Nioli.-Mas
 ter or the instrument. Mrs Taylor is a sweet singer and pleasant performer. but neither MT. nor Mrs. Taylor are the at,rar. iions of the troupe, for Little Maitle, the shining star aud great child performer in ih,
 United States, carries oiT the nalm at all uf their performances. The Taylor Troupe have travelled long ways under heavy expense to visit our city. and we should give them such support as they really deserve.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-03-21
WEDNESDAY,

The MINER received six new subscriptions to-day. Nothing unusual.
 The wind continues to k,ep ho wing and Drying up the earth. Let it rain, Oh Lord
 Nessrs. Cusenbary and Rsnd1Il d.pars Tomorrow for Wickenburg, by private con- <eyance.
 Norris GOldwater, our talented young Siayor. IS expected home from san Fran tisco about the last of this month.
 Railroad ties are arriving at the front of ia'e m large quantities. Twelve car loads haVing passed Yuma last week.
 California cheese has been sold Pres sott market as low as l2is cents per pound Less than what it is worth in California.
 Camp McDowell is garrisnned Lv two fCmpanirs Of |. S. troops. enc company ol Infantry. and one of Cavalry.
 Williamson Valley, We are sorry to state. Fhlch contains prosperous and numerous people, ls without pcsiotiice. Why roesn MT. Breo0 take the appointment of postmaster, as he lives directly at the x . "m. Eoa d. ij5 Madison Avenue. V Y.. T one o.tas directors in the Ccntral Arizona ilhi"g t..a. @ny. Such names ara pleas Hh' 70 h-v n connection with mcritorious @l'hiAg eniergnses in Arizona
 W J. Tompkin-. administration of the .Sta'e ot John Tim herman. deceased, r,- turne9 last evening fsm trip to Ante Epr' whither h. wc1i fl. the purp ,se of
 ,'hg a quantity of pcrishAble property belonging to the estate