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BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
an Wool oo!ored and Black Csshmsres. lOc. mp.
Black ana Uoiored silks. Sc. u up
BARGAINS in Wool Flannels.
Whole stock Dry Goods 1t low prices.
Best Ing1 ain Carpets Lowel's, 75c.
Bsrsans IN g .sd sso to $1,000
T. N. NAUDAIN.
octll 700 Market Space.
NEW GOODS! NEW 6OODSI
SILKS, SATINS. VELTErS
NOTEIGTIEs.
Dress Goods in Atwood and Silk and WOOL with
Fringes, manufactured to order, and the largest
sortment Of Trimming Buttons in the city.
DOMESTICS at agents prices
W. NJ. BROWN,
SIS Market Space.
eREs hsHds0e line OF EVENING SILKS AID
SHIRTs CHEAPER THAN EVER - Fiaest
y DRESS SHIRTS nade to order IN the most ele-
st only GuaraRtssa t. fiys per-
octI5lm 1OO2 street northwest.
L MEGiNNiss'. 1oO2 St NV: "A
The Grown Diamond" Shirt, fine linen bosom.
and elegant muslin, only 50 cts.
The Mystery" Shirt. the old Washington favor
Re, only 65 cts
The Reception" shirt, the finest ready made
Shirt in the country, only rs cts.
At MEaINNIss.
octfs zoos II street n.sp.
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To Ladiessand Gentlemen,

We wish to call attention 10 A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
No Ssc sos street, near 9Th street. By promptly
American or European Invention, he Is enabled
to do his work In manner not to be equalled
by those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
effectual removarof grease spots guaranteed 1!
Through skillful pressing and ref1nishing all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
Sllitfnp dull times
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On Saturday last Mr.. Searles, of the marShal's
office, arrested Levi Howser in Georgetown on
the .charge of violating the election laws by
cinct, Montgomery county, Md, last fall. and
this morning he gave bail before U. S, Commits
sioner Mills to appear at the November term of
the U. S. circuit court in Baltimore.
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so TO 500 INVESTED IN WALL STREET Stocks
makes fortunes every month. Send for Pamph-
let explaining everything. Simpson & Co., ~
Exchange Place, New York. 9,16,e6;
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VISIT TO FREDERICK.-Thursday morning the
Washington Light Infantry, Col. W. G.. Moore
headed by their band (Donch's) will leave on
fair, and they will be accompanied by a delega-
ton, numbering thirty or MORE of honorary
members OF the corps. The latter at meeting
last evening adopted a resolution that they win
wear dark clothes, soft felt hat with gold band,
and the company s monogram in front with the
word "honorary" above it. The following Of
dcers were elected:-W. D. Wyvllle, president
rotary and treasurer. H. Dingman, captain;
Charles Klotz, quartermaster.
LIVELY SoRIMAAGE BETWEEN HOUSE PAINTERS
Arthur Bundy and James B. Anderson, colored
house painters, were before the Police Court
this morning charged with ARRAY. Bundy is
rather tan and Anderson short. The latter
when he emerged from the dock into the court
room presented a singular appearance His
hair, face and the front part OF his coat and
other clothing were covered with what ap-
ton it proved to be white lead and oil, and he
was covered from top to bottom. The testi-
mony showes that they were employed to paint
the porch and doorway In house opposite the
paint pots and brushes and were about to COM
mence work when dispute arose about the
cost Of the paint, and the quantity In Bundy's
bucket the latter thought did not taily with the
Anderson had been sent to buy the paint at the
store, and not relishing the insinuat1on that he
mad appropriated some Of the money to his own
street with it, Bundy following. on overtak-
ing MIN Scrimmage ensued, and In wrenching
Inc pot out OF his hand 1t tilted and spilled on
where they were. mis- proyoked Bnndy. and
n n1 eaugnl me bucket and douced the whole
contents into Anderson's face, and he was COM
snaeEo sa sn Cea vi Nth It. The court thought
and dismissed him, and tined Buniy Is and
costs or 20 days IN jan, "
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A SPLENDID STOCK OF HEATING AND
a COOKING STOVES. Ranges and La a,
trobes at the lowest market rates. Gall and ex- -
smine my stock before purchasing. Latrobes,
Rsnges and Furnaces repaired. All goodsS&
Come and see. GEO. e. GARTRELL
sep25-1m SIS 7th st. n w., bet n and L
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
Joseph ii. Jones to John T. ArmeS, part 2, So.
al; 49, 300. Henry Rogers 10 George d. Todd,
lot 10, So. 9SS; $1,loO. A. j. G. Kreuter to Jas.
X. Sudler, parts 6S and SO, sub lots II to 16, So
As; $685. 10 W. F. Matt1ngly ct al. to Chas. >.
and Cutter, trustees, to d. q. Mcmillan, lot g.
sub lots so and 81, So. 242; $500. D. w. Brown
to +. A. Lutz, jr., e4 6, SO. 10I; 8. Anton
Heitmuller to C. F. kuhlemann, jr., lot 6, so.
1850; s., 2s9. Henry jenkins to NJ. j. Brawstein,
lot 40, so. Al $40. Hugh Mccartney to ID. N
Burbank, part OF lot 1, 50: sic; 81 200. Peter
Mccartney to stephen McArdle, part of lot 1,
SO. 1873; 800. II. F. Brooks to j. A. Prescott ct
ct al. part Of lot q, so. 5SS; 81.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN.-Last evening a
meeting OF the union Sunday school superinten-
dents was held In the Y; NJ. c. A. chapel Mr.:
+. H. Cobb in the chair. 1t was decided to hold
public mass meeting at the Congregational
church at 3oclock Sunday week, and that as far
as possible each school should be present in q
body. Rev. Drs. Naylor, Paxton, Andrews, Gal
laudet and Mr.. Stickney have been invited to
address the meeting. Prof. Btscnoff will pre-
side at the organ and Prof. Wilson, Of the
The reports from seventy-two schools as shown
In the manual lately published gives some sur
prising facts in relation to the Sunday school
work. 1t shows membership of 16, 066 scholars,
the average attendance being 1921. 1t is e5ti-
mated that there are in the District over $50
Protestants schools, with a membership OF
10000 and an average attendance OF 10000. The
following officers were elected to serve the en-
suing year:-Mr. Frederick II. Cobb, president;
MIR. Robert c. Fox, vice-presjdent; Mr.. Henry
Wise Garrett, secretary; Mr.. H. K. Simpson,
assistant secretary; Mr. A. r. Quail treasurer
and Messrs. j. B. Wight, C. n. Richards and
F. L. Moore the executive committee.
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HEsAayY CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS. 5eand
EDWARD z GINN's,
sep26-tr 1l17 street northwest
DRAWERS.-Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers
~ only go cents; tust half their value.
Elegant Heavy Undershirts only 30 cents
pairs Heavy e Hose for % cents.
Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for so cents
Bord cred Handkerchief. 4 for Is cents
pairs 4ply Linen Cuffs for 81.
Linen Collars for Is cents Job lot.
The improved Arg0sy Suspender, 80 cents.
Try the Resumption" Shirt, made to order at
"Att.a'e'' W FEH f1SH SHIRT FACTORY.
sep24tr SIG ct. Ss.s0., opp. Patent once.
RED SPREADS. 45, 80. IS, 81, S25O.
u Queen Shirt, all finished, Soc
Wamsutta Shirt, alrfnished. Too
Dress Goods 10, 12H. 10, 25c.
Mime. Demorests reliable Patterns
JOS. B. BAILEY,
sepl6-tf Oor. 9Th q u SITS. s.tc.
GHIBTD sHIRTS!! 0HIBT8!!l
CHEAPEST SHIRTS IN THE WORLD,
AT THE OLD STAND
8l6 F STREET NORTHWEST.
The Acme Unf1ntshed Hhirts. rs cfA
The Acme Finished Shirts; 80 ctA
The Peerless Unfinished Shirts. eta
The Peerless Finished Shirts. eta
Boys' Shirts. unfinished, so cts. fnished, 65 cts
Elegant Silk Scarfs, so cts.
Bsst Dress Shirts. made to order, in most elegant
manner, Tor 81; at warranted At
THOMPSON'H SHmT FACTORY,
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Duncanson
Bros, auctioneeIs, sold Saturday afternoon, fol
Robert o. j. Murray, trustee, part of lot I, In
depth of 100 feet, to an alley, and improved by q
small brick dwelling, for $3.50, to George
Wright.
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THERE WAS A QUIET PLEASANT WEDDING last
evening at the parsonage Of Rev. DR.. Crummell,
of st. Mary'S {EpiscopaD Church. RObt. L.
Rheims, of Philadelphia, but formerly of WASH
ington, was united to Miss Manfred Ward Nc
Claim, Of this city, amid the congratulations OF
many friends. The bridal party left for the
north ON q trip soon after
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auusernents. Etc.

ITALIAN OPKRA.-"Faust" was produced at
the National Theater last evening by the Stra-
kosch Italian Opera company. large and
brilliant audience were In attendance. the
ton TO details, and the artists in the cast
showed evidences OF thorough training. Miss
davenport was very satisfactory as "Margue-
rite and seemed to electrify the audience b.
her delightful rendering Of the jewel song. the
.'MephistopheleS" of NJ. Customary, though de-
fective In some minor points, was as a whole,
successful. Miss Lancaster as ssSiebel,n and
Mr.; Gortschalk as Valentine" perfectly salts.
fed the audience. The chorus was strong and
in time and the orchestra thorough. Tonight
the company viii appear for the last time in
"Aida.n 1t will be cast as follows: Nine. Te-
resa Singer as +A1da," Mile Anna de Belocca
as "Amneris," Signor Fetrovich as "RadameS,"
Signor Stord as EAmonaSro,n Monsieur CaStol-
mary as 'tRamphis," Signor Latontaine as .The
King" Teresa Singer is acknowledged on both
sides OF the Atlantic to be the best "Aida" on
200 times.
FoRDs OPERA HoUsE.-Lingard Folly Com
pany, who started weeks engagement at
Fords last night, Is composed OF versatile act
ors and actresses, With one or two good voices
among them. They gave a farce last evening
surd comicalIties ia good style. Miss Dickle
Lipgard leads the company IN It's pranks. The
burIesoue is something unusual, being acting
within acting. Its humor is not too broad and
its fun is contagious. The whole performance
is very pleasant one. It will be repeated
every evening this week, with matineeS We'd
nesday and Friday.
THEATER COMIQUE.-"Old Kentuck,'' sensa-
uonal drama, was greeted by crowded house
last evening Mr.. E. T. StetsOn was most
" armly received. A first Glass variety per-
Torrance spiced the drama.
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BARGAINS
FOR THIS WEEK,
Pss =; ss!s WORTH $3.50
BssS $Es: s s9ss Ss?
worth s26o ''' -''"'A '--''> 90 "-''' . '~'''
Full line of FALL DRESS GOODS,
Remember. these prices are for this week only.
CoNNoLLY's.'
oct13 I1th st. ard Pa. 0ces
BLANKETS, CAsHMEREs
We are making quick sales in BLANKETS. Exam.
Inc onr ia Double Blankets at 1850.
RPsa as Bed e;aua 7Sc and sos a.
ss~ ss sks ISG ssa S an ~ e g.
Fancy Striped and new Beaver Shawls.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
octs 1O3 Bstdoe street. GEORGETOWN.
RLACK SILKS. COLOBED SILKS.
CHECKED SILKS. STRIPED SILKS
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SILKS
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
COLoRED CAsHMEREs, pure wool, very fine
BLACK GAsHMEREs. pure wool. very fine and
sAE ELI III D. sHAWfs. all oolors. ST. sl25,
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space.
SPLENDID BLACK SILKS, rs. 81. 81, s1l2,
9 81; 81 5s and sl60 BLACK SILKS are "spe-
otNS9TITNaHAM ,LAoEs. for curtains. II. Is. 10.
Cloth. for boys wear, pure wool, Soc.
PIANO COVERS. Handsomely embroidered with
x. mn IN
G6ToREp and BLAcR SkLvETs very cheap.
G0L9kE;D and BLACK SATINs very cheap.
DIR. WARMERS HEALTH CORSET5
sII mmmepse assortment Of Children's COLORED
NINE. COREY, Fashionable Dressmaker, ND staira
Nine. Demorest's Reliable Patterns for sale
CARRIERS,
I'll Market Space.
PURE WOOL P psH RLANKETs only
NEW AND sEAsONABLE GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
Look at our 46c Atwood Black CASHMERE; it il
k sfsk thsy sr sf g. ea anasr
. the price
/" "o our e 90 GT2ME9 4aGH
be bought In this market.
LUTTRELL WINE,
ov,Qn D.
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

EIBE ON THE HEARTH.
TO WARM AND vENTILATa.
Call and see the BEST FIRE PLACE HEATER In
the world, at the Navy Pay Office, 18th st. and New
York avenue: o. g. V. Co, 70 Beekman st.. N. York,
or E. f. SIMPSON, Agent for Washington city
E. F. SIMPSON,
oct4-1m 1905 Pa. avenue.
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HOU6EKEEPERS
IL Fitting out or replenishing will find 4 our
store complete assortment Of
CkooKKRY, CO
GLASSWARE,
CUTLERY, ~
PLATED.WARE -
AND
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS,
OF the best class Examination Of goods and prices
tncurs no obligation to purchase.
n. W. BEVERIDGE,
Gate Webb Il Beveridge,)
No. 1000 Pe1s1s'G 0Ue.,
oct4u Between 10th and 18th streets.
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GRANT FOR NEXT PREsIDENF.-The 18th an
niversary meeting of John A. Rawlings Post,
last night, at Grand Army Hall, which was
handsomely decorated for the occasion. Com
mander Cross opened with an address, follow
Commander j. II. Smith, In reciting history
of the past, said that Gen. Grant had proved
himself the best friend the organization ever
President OF the United States again, they
should feel that their father was In his place,
and as his children, they would rally around
him. This was received with three hearty
cheers and sstipern
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Prudent Stock Speculation.
The stock exchange never presented such an
admirable condition for profitable and rapid
stock operations. There never before have
been SO many fortunes made by quick fluctua-
lions and skillful manipulatlons. Careful and
reasonable people only operate through the
combination system OF Messrs. simpson Co.,
to invest and realize handsome profits, which
are divided pro rata among the shareholders
every thirty days New combinations are con-
stantly forming. From S., $40, $25, $50 or 500,
can be safely invested with splendid opportuni-
ties for quick profits. An Illinois grain-d dealer
made $13,22 Al In two investments. A Michi-
He made by three Investments over s., 900. A
Wisconsin country merchant made 8, 246.16 in
four combinations; and others have done
equally as we'll New explanatory circular
with ''unerring rules for success" mailed by
Messrs: Simpson Co., Bankers, 40 Exchange
Place, New York City.
$40 TO 500 INVESTED IN WALI. STREET Stocks
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HOW6ONE.-The attention of those giving Par
MAN., hss E. EHeSeDsong g. Is inyiiea to the solid
is offered very low, and always gives sstisfscfion
Pure Cream and pure davorings only used. octlO
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GRAND CANAL COMPANY.
It Brings Into Cultivation 10000
 Acres of New Land.

Among Maricopa county's many
 promising enterprises the work oi
 the Grand Canal Company is one oi
 more than usual interest 10 our citi-
 zens as it opens up larcc and val
 uable section of the county to settlers
 and Q section, also, which will attract
 more than ordinary attention by its
 superior location and rich soil
 The Grand Canal Company was in-
 corporated within the past year with J. D. Hamburg, President, Wm II. Hancock, Secretary and Treasurer, and Messrs Isaac, Hamburg and Lut- gerding Directors, A hundred shares have been made or the stock the par value cf each share being $250.
 The company, so far, has finished time seventeen miles of canal which will carry about 30,0 GOO miners inches of water Tie canal opens out of Salt river about mile and 9 half above Hayden's Ferry and takes a westerly direction, passing Phenlx three or four miles to the northward. IL is proposed 10 extend it at an early day to the Agua Fria, which will give it total length of twenty five miles. Up 10 inc present time something over eighteen thousand dollars have been expended in it's construction, making q cost or nearly eleven hundred dollars per mlle.
 Il is estimated that when finished this canal will bring into cultivation fully ten thousand acres Of land that now lie utterly worthless so far as az riculiWe is concerned, but most ex- cellent land when water is once on ii, as, indeed, are the lands of the en- tire valley.
 Tine company hopes, soon, 10 be in a position to furnish all the water re- quired by the adjoining lands and 10 offer more than ordinary induce ments to settlers. The estimated value oi these lands lying along the canal is from five to ten dollars per acre, but two or three years of culti- walton and Improvement will increase their value fully ten fold. At the present writing some lands in the va cinity of town, no better in qnality ! and which are not under a better state of cultivation than these lands 1 will be in three or four years, that are valued at hundred dollars per acre Our enierprising citizens who ! have had the pluck 10 inauguraic this enterprise and ;he perseverance, 10 stand by fl to completion are certainly benefactors of the entire county, and richly deserve a hand some profit on the labor and means hey have put into it.
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DIED.

STROUDE.-n Phpnix. A. T. May 2d. 1872 Ira Naldrou Stroude, aged 1 year, i months and 3 days.
 Little Ira, the infant son of Allen and Ella Stroude. was born in Oakland. Cal. Dec. 3oth- 1877. To his memory these lines are dedicated by the holy grief of a fond father and a loving mother: Swiftly. child. thy days have run
 And the night came all too soon; Aye. too soon. our darling son.
 And the day has set at noon; Yet- for thee. we know full well
 There is light and peace and joy Where the angel chorists dwell.
 Where there's love without alloy. When the measured years have flown
 And we pass to brighter shores Our Ira's hand shall point Us home
 And our partings be no more. Then rest thee. our darling boy.
 Free from toll and earths dread care Til the loving Fathers voice
 Shall invite OFT union there.
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PERSONAL.

J. H. Levy, lately with J. Samtcr. of this city, has gone to the nsw town of Seymour to open a store.
 [. Gantz and 3Ir. Joyner, of Pres colt, and Supt. Webber and L. D Copeland, of Gillett, arrived 5Y yes terday mornings stage.
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McMIltEN.
From the .SHce1. Bell:

From the !Slcer Belt:
 The Stonewall Mill sounded her Ougal note, tlie firsttime, on the 27th.
 The soldiers encampcd near Me NIillen left for Camp McDoweH last Sunday.
 On Wednesday night of last week <: fire broke out in the building late ly occupied by Frank 8finshall as a store, and beforeit was discovered the flames were leaping twcEty feet above the roof. The fire was soon ex- tinguished. Slight damage
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ENTRANCE TO ARIZONA.
interesting Events Trans pirinq
 Thereat.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE SEMI
 WEEKLY HERALD.
 YUMA, May 9th.-A special train for MaTicopa passed through to-day. It contained C. F. Crocker, president of the road, General Mcdowell. com mander of the division of the Pacific and Mcssrs. Fitch, Carpenter, Gray, Scott, and Underhill.
 The Picacho mill has stopped, it will be closed for three weeks owing to repairs in machinery.
 4 steamer will leave for Aubery to- morrow.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Michael Braungart deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate of Michael Braugart, deceased. to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased 10 exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within ten mounths after the first publication of this notice to the said execu- tor al his office ill Ph~niy. Maricopa county. Arizona.
 RoBEET P. HuANDs. Administrator of the estate of Michsel Braungart. deceased.
 Dated at PhRnix. A T April 2qth. lS,g
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The republican congressional cam paign committee completed its orga- nization by unanimously electing William F. Chandler, of New Hamp- shire, secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SherIT.s Sale.


 By virtue of an execution issued out o1 the District Court of the second Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona. i'll and for the county of Maricopa. duly tested on the 25th day of April. 1879. and to me direct ed upon Q judgment made and entered in said court against James Daggctt. and in favor of Hiram II. Linville. in a cause in said court entitled Hiram II. Lin vile against James Daggett. by which said execution l am commanded to make the sum of S115.69. the judgment therein and S,29.50 costs srd the accruing costs thereon. l have levied upon and will sell at pnblic auction at the court house door. in the town of Pho-niX. county of Maricopa and Terri tory of Arizona. on the 21st day of May. 1879. between the hours of o'clock in the morning and o'clock in the afternoon of said day the following property to-wit:
 All the interest of the said James Daggett in and 10 certain growing crop of wheat now growing upon the south half of the outheast quarter of section eight. in town ship one. north of range three east of the Gila- on Salt River meridian and the dis trict Of lands subject to sale at the Land Office at Florence. Arizona. and all the right. title and interest in said growing crop that the said James DagCett had at the time of the entry of said judgment. to-wit: on the 25th day of April. 1879.
 This the 30th day of April. 1879.
 R. z. THOMAS. Sheriff Pv II. C. MCDONALD
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Drlinnuenf Nctice

lf C MILLEN SILVER MINING COMPA-
 ny-iocation of principal place of business. san Francisco. California; location of works. Marle"pa county Arizona TeIritory-No;ice- here IS delinquent upon the following de scribed stock. on account of assessment fNo.2) levied on the nineteenth ti 9;h) day of March
 is'9. the several amounts set opposite 1iie names of the respective shareholders, as fol
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ESTRAY MQTEcE.

THERE CAME TO HY RANCH. ON 3 the 7th inst, Three Bay Horses. with saddle and harness marks. shod all around One branded with Inc letter 'P'' in circle, cc3 .. :. anI brand on ore ird.stinct.
 VII IEA.C
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For fine, cool and sparkling drink when at Maricopa % to the Pioneer saloon run by Chapman ( Ahern. 7
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FROM CALIFORNIA. Returns from all but Four Coun-
 lies in the State.
The New Constitution
 AdOpted.

SPECIAL AND EXCLUSIVE DIS
 PATCH TO THE HERALD.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 1O.-Returns from all but four counties in the state foot up the majority 17,90O for, and 12,g00 against, the new constitu- ton. Business men are very much depressed. A large number of work ingmen are beng thrown out of and fears are entertained that business will be completely pros trated in California owing to the result.
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And in accordance with law and order of the Board of Directors, made on the nineteenth Q9ih) day ef March. 1879, so many xhures of such stock may he necessary will be sold at publc auction at tine office ct the Company, Room 24; Safe Deposit Building. San Francis co c aifornia. on THURSDAY, the fifteenth Q5;h )day of May, 1879. at the hour of one o'clock, ?. Nj, of.said day. to pay said detn- of advertising and expenses of sale
 A. c. NcliEASS. Sec'y Oilice-Room q. Safe Deposit Building San Francisco. California. ne14s
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The Pioneer saloon at Maricopa is the main depot for nice cool and de licous Budweiser, Milwaukee and Philadelphia lager beer.
 GEO. CHAPMAN G5 Co.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-10

Governor Gosper Offers reward of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars for the arrest of W m- McCurdy who killed John Reefe. at Lynx Creek April ,fh 1879
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Fat Beef Cattle,

at any season. in any quantities. and at the Lowest Possible Price. The cattle are at the excellent grazing country around Tonto Basin, and in good condition
 We will furnish the retailers in this sec ton with Dressed Beef from our Slaughter Houses, north of town. Orders solicited.
 BALIZ < KELLY. Phoenix
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FIR E 5 E Cattle

WYE RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
 " Retailers of Arizona that We are prepared to furnish on hoof
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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&25O Reward

at Phenix- A. T. April 29th. 1879.