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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

ARIZONA We are pleased ,o know ths; Brn. Clark Churchill, Of Apo'ln Lslga, No lsS. fsi. C.ty. has hecn appnintsd Deputy Grand Sire fur Arizona. hv our mu>t Worthy Grand Sl-r. Jcha B Harmon. We hnpa tsro Churchill elii iherc kinIle into active lfr i.ir f cs upon ihg altar of odi FelloS snip uuiil they shat blaEs ai'ff, an . resin. dc t.t .lumlsefing eml'rr- of huniyed> u' uuT oul-r. now -cattrrr3 ihs 'u shoul iha, aoen irsijnrd ta hc. uerdrrfu. couuiry .--Nes Ace Au.ii @.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
TUE BACON TRAGEDY.

Coroner Dorr began an inquest th's nor
 ng in the case of JcsIah Bacon, who Wa hot in his room al the Baldwin II ,tel O sunday morning by SsmueI P. Chalfau' vho surrendered himself yesterday. Tn witnesses examined were J. S. B con. James 3ill"n, J. R. Marvin. and Police Surgei Stive-s There was nothing in the Tesimo " To further explain the shooting than Ina ,-eady been published in the Pnsi, as th' ,;stement of Chalfant. With regard to th baIl Dr. Stivers testified that he had ror ye ucceeded m finding if. His opinion Was hat 1t glanced of the backhnle and lndgt'i the intestines. Death was caused by ii ernal hemprrhggc, resulting from tte sr' rance of "A main artery of the nort l'y ihr juliet. The invest. .aiion was resnmt q this af ernoon.
 THE CASE CONTINUED IN THE POLICE COURT
 The charge O murder agans. Gnu f.. was continued n the Police C urr t'-dty until tomorrow. He IS gr,du1liy rrcnrcr- ing from nis prnstration ard feyer. A B'> ion dispatch shows grr.Ii fef ling am 'ng ilit dentists in B ,>tnn against B Bcnu. II briu, Ssic on all sides that Le was merrile-s l. his persecution of any parties opposing | any way his company He would some times get ladies io buy st of teeth solely tO get X case ayainst the 'n's'. and know ts "old Si' was n iive-saIly d.s.ik'd, if nOi hated, by the nro'rs n.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Ws d. nsJ ieore Co di-crim a ate against Cnnfsirrasc-. l'at go are not wiring that the white u1en pa ,'e Solth shat vote for ,hen,sr,v.-- sod th black FopH sti0a sl @. Ws did not under.;sod "arsc,ves C. lse sn,eadinv th- Coa~tilu'i'a faf ths prlii'c,l i,enedt ef tkd FsrTia0 if uuF lnouiaiioa vho have b-cn iu rei,eIiian. The ctrsiiss- fsoa of th- C .nle,lerairs wiih She Uaina men is ss Tar ss we srf villing jo g', in The way of eoaclli li4;iou.-Cineinasti Conner cal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
Sealed Proposals.

OFFICE OF HE BcARD oF SUPERVISORS.
 YAy .FsI CoUvrr, AntzoSA.
 PRESCOTT April ii9h. iss9. SgALED PROPOSALS, w r,' cl p5 cf tas adveT; ise- ' asnt sttsclt for the uatr.taicr ard care or the In iir mi sirk nd WouuIcd of Nasspai County iB- la ing boarding lodging. Eurfl E hcsftii aecpii O. lat 1as. nsGiSiits surge slf il--'ts, meNca ahe sur d al atfendEncs, log teCr Nfh the md cal ana eur -ai atan6a ce of indgert c,uty frisoncrs i on Wa lat Is2 uf D csl Der O.. l,s9, both tltlufiNe af ,s r1fs j.er r,ean or est. vii oe received Shs a q. si tile Cclk f slia holrt ot Superyisors ni i0 O ..oca a Be. Apr 18th. fse.
 "a Pr posa co be acconFaiiad cf Hai4si-' tofs bJn for tae ls rio snauca 0f t1e sane
 r 80 "a sersrs lh~ TrlViiese ct % spy ui c Ah' uui r on rs 70 ,t ich gsy ho ma4e win thr sue f9t JOHN LLOYD, Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Passc ger, anl emi ants are reported conf ,.vrr the Saata Fe roAd at Inc rate fl he.w.cn seven ant eight hundred pci .iav. h nearly every ease they are hound for ie gold and silver fields of New Mexiro colo :. d ,, and Anzuna What a rush tn~re Vill hc tn our surny elm when the rnad k il ,i-Ied liiil" furt,er into the Territory -Sana F. Sentinel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
TEu
Disso,usiom Notice.

The C.-Ia .i4isas.sa Et Tor leae e o T,.os Of re-stf Ar zaua ding La i-.e.s as fo'. me Isrhi,isf as been eissaiv. q bs Erutn-i f'Ast t~- - t..-r,s.s rl ts rar. l,ss ty C. po1s.1s Irowa aua "a. T. b-oga- 3uh2- A- . h.e s, f,1sI- ,ssufnE E r. n ta- rgl ua sh VI ca.if iiiA 'e w nsai N-S .A' ' e. DguGI. sS B oN N.
 ICI4Us A. BH HS.
 VA. T. BIUNS Frrsoorr, Apru 9lh, is-e.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
aTica O sF d o Estate Of JOHN ZIMMERMAN, deceased.

ga ss nsfsuy e ven ry tHe undersigned Adnini sto ,f he estsfe of Jchn nf-sTuzIi, tcezsej. e rec fo7s of. and as Torsens having claims a ainf .,iI r.ooaaed to oNh.ht tbefn ulta the uec1-ssa' s, ls withiv, ta uuffa cT fre f-t uH' icsftou co s a,f ce Co the saia kaalig'@tTztor at his p.arr u.i ,s- in a st asr of Ire cot, ia ths C1un- -av .,ai, ana Territory uf srEon
 W-J. TOM KTNS, i'm lisusto- og ihe Ls:zto of 5oan T EnfneruiaE zee ed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

When any principle of z v'rnment policy IS submitted to Democrat which he can | urderstand le declares t unconstitutional. When any fatal objection lo the new co"- .tiiution IS Suhmi ted tp its friends they immediately declare that il is put forward in the interests ot cor O-ajiuns. and they consider ihiS reply ufii fen. f. cover tie Whulc q und.-Post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

The Chi:aso Trihulc ha, cir hered out the ke ne wheat pruhlcm, and finds tha Keene must pay about S5t,Ot0 monthly fni store gc on wheat LcHceiCr,h. pr.viaed nr has inc amount hc is credited with, aud that unless rates me Il materially he wIi luse in the long run. He has .ugagoo storage iO June lst.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Cul. Strobr'dge can not now complain
 | Srurci of -aiis E sides all that have z g'ne ie;w Id hy regular and extra IT in iuiiig the w eg, ninrtrrn carloads came in ve>tri.l'y. aud nuiuher of "t CT c'ir- lnads were side-tracked here here til Nun- ted Train mrn pr.dict confidently that ihe cnr st. uct on irnin will be at Mn icnra next Saturtrv -.- r'-,- -->;..,,' n.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Dr. $ P Cha.f nl. Inc confessed slayer oi j, sian Bacon al the Baldwin last sunday, Nas ar ignCd uH a c.,srse f n.uidrr m ilae PJlice Court to-day aLd led tp answer without bali. The ouy testimony taken WIS tuat of Cap ain Lee, Wha repcte ln outiihe T..e S u1y of Chaliaul aiieady pub ti.ntd-S r i'.-.t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
Neticr 60 trraltar.

Estsss cf ALDTS sTST.N. dsszsssa.
 No.ce "a Assa5y srea hg tAs nn4--xEznss asiuusaf. trsiif o- th e<s4t4 sf As=a AusE d@asaars ta lhs rfs irs q. sEl S pssHa hssiag eisfn1s sezirst af ssae 1ecsssesY e. sKh tf tsem -lsk fr ssss-..s.r. sna aers within fear Hagasts of tssr avs4 sFF~. l ef ts n1sss e. ts sss3 tsasinis-ssar sf Hss r.ts. in ts tovs of sIsrss3rA. fa ss- coSafY af Ys4sF.s
 2. D. Nrksst s- Afaisi-trAE5r ,f tsss E-izss d A--.l a.ua ts-e asea. lsa .la.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

SACRAMENTO, April l7.-roy Dye had an".her cr.zy it to-day, and has tu sie c. D. dart Nith straps and guaIuvd. He set hs |, do vio rnce In these ahI Hpp,o ch him,
 ud raves >n that he Is hear. ouis.de the i it. An,er,ou's Wiie to,d him io-day ui he decision uf the supreme Court. ard n. @ept for lie hrst ,itae. Dye d"es no. knO@ ,,I Ul lhe final ,i-cisi0a ih his Case.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

talkeih i"ndiy, and u al,-'h a uoi-r. f.r her heart IS Wiihnai gnile, aud she iearpsh nai lee wnsd> of 'ho haii Icac c'rr; l'ui 'h ua, g'l- " girl shulteh ur dor itly. s-d ,tleth up sisirs ju her stocking feet. and stunt eth over the rncking chair. aud Jhr last eco di- ton of this ciri i- Ner.e thin thc Gis .-- Rockford Seminary NayHsin-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

During the wrrk CsI. M B,rncy ha- shipped frum here over liG,n0J pounds col arn leight Ter s P R l.. some 9OOJ0 pounds O. it wcle Co uo delivered at Giis Send ro wagm trtias for Frs Wh.i De
 ne Y,rir. This lo k as If stcau,tr,,t,ng on tue C0!orsdp river Is gclti, Z To b. ''ausg sp.eli "--Se1tiH-l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Prof. ~. ?. Blake, the distinguished scien. ti-r. formerly resident of this State. sn6 Nr. F. L. Plumb. If New York, arrivd hy Inc cssslaul train, last evening. and are a' lhc Palace They iaivRd tQ make prac. teal visit Ca Arizona, and to esamias tha minlng prospects "f the Territory. Mr. Plumb was f.r many yeats idcniised wiih the riilIo interests of Mexico. aud is well kaowa ia t!!st conneotioa.-Alia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
ne.i to ei .o,,.

state Of AJfssd n ,s.is4, ascaassi. ce is fereitt ave 9y tsr "a nlti.fsi@te 's Aet4. of ths cSiate Q is-t H. hsfriek- e-7ai-He1' h yil.cr- ui, asd a p-sa4s htsl E eisiait @e- h ia crceaasss 2 ex xliuit them WIh t-s iieeeae " 70 hers. U-saia te Cf tsc lf-t i4s-iest e Ih no icl .Gsa a t =-4s. at iheir c4se l me VI 5k rs cot. I1ysp.i Csussg, Is- rituE3 [ AfizS"t-
 CALDl4 F. II ls ia K, Adinin1str@ti A- ~e O 70 A. f.. Eel. 70 is79 --WiE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Cyrus W Field h.. acc sp'ed the Pre.i- dency of thg Wsbish RU way Company
 I'll, appropriation iar ihe purchase and distribution ni -Vui s.Tui-s, etc i,ts been incrcy>ed by the House flou S51 011 io Si00, ,00l. N duul,, tbc Senate ulii coacnr ia this wise p-oyi~ian
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

IT," T." dln frir-. pn, in an a-tirlo on the s'npendo Is d1a.cia. operations of lam' s R Keenr. styS: The rn l-m us m; Ss f Chic .go wheat ihl rhi, mau iss iiocnntt"i lS, soone' O. l,ie-. ap' to rrr.uc an u ju-y Co The IT ,1e which wil cause sulle.Ing in rn.tv f.tn-ff..-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

They had a Youn. N mru's c ub at Or Q vIlie wh,.e platform r snlnlely Gecln d that the nem 'e would got aliow tl m ,elves Co lt. escorted home frcm Currcl Ey
 n, one N iii np' enter ,hr s icird ,d tc
 UiIh then. Th'> was 10 pur'~h 'h SC vh
 c"t all the pc ,urr huJ escaped the ser
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
N.uee Co or~di.oIt.

E.isas o' sCoH c. arcHERsox. asa~a.-a.
 Nut5ot ts bafsT Fyss hf tbs a8ssrsiens-s ssrasrss trstSf f tas Esi ss of HazA C. Af hsEs 1sasa.s5 Ia t erssissss af- ssi s frszss having saias ASsirs. tes ssd ae1sss-s e. sxAts shs1a ssh ta~ sss4as.-, fsfsy Si'a4a iss ssats ef Inc frf fsl'ses.sss, os ssas n1fse. e t3s sHsserssus1 sf hls rr.ts..,. ~ Nissrsl fssk. GsAess CSszty. kr3asssa-
 N- kzEnEs- Aazstnissrzsas 0f tls Esszss sf fsnSA f. asrusrsssa. 3s-aeasi-
 EaEs Fssk gs=zsFy ts-A. La
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

II don't deny that ve have bugs said a Leadyille landlord, "bnt you will net fnd them the same wild Western animals they have at th0 othe hoiels iu the town. Ny buzz never ask for more than halfnf The l,rd. and nn guest has ever complained that they kicked, Snored, talked in their sleep or .p:i on the carpet. sent clear tO BJs,On lor thls breed Uf b7gs."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
YPE !!

l,LL-2 C Ei-asS0. Tvpz roysssr 80 ra-
 7 Ffts-H'l-- csa rssEo-zsa. ca. p-s--Hs ri 'ss.ru.s aa--s-s hs.5 tsA-fHz-st. Av9 rv-zr ks- i--- n7qz7-7 Vr a7- cuR sss9 nrrA- -,5-rl Yrs g t-essr-z9a-o 70 e- u4- Bs-T ri 7s- "oa-a. u-nsa s-asyys O. us5z-s-rvs oys -aaSs S Aas-osa u- ua-A- Foa Lrar7z9 7xz. -ges-r ez7-ss r-a H-z Osrrrs iI ssu ssaT O. ssssoas AT cosT P7I--. esssaEs Io5ss ASo 7711z Lara 5.u1 fs-z.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
Tur NruR,sSA WIN BrRxrEs sESTEs.

THE NEuRNsSA NAN BURSEEs SESTEs. CUB TOR tIFE.-OMAHA. April ls To day at nom, st Hastings. the jnry n the oiiVe murder case fetarneI verdict "f guilty of ma dsr ia the sccnnd q gree against O. ivc and Fisher, sni the Judge seateac' d them fn lie imprisonment at hard laloT Great indign stAsa exls;s st The rrsali as cv- cryl,.,dy cx'.cctsd verdict of murder in rhr fir>f decrre.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Two wanra og Waiert0an arc going c. have talking match ilr ihe eiampoaship, aHd eighteen hu1drcd nf thc twcI ty three hundred inhabitants of the place have aI- paoy pu-eiasod lickets fsr tbe Wcsi. .-- Nartislun Uesald.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

DR. SPINN EY.
Treats all cbonio and Special Disease.
No II KEARNEY STREET


 YOUNG MEN N To NAY bE SUFFERING FROM THE rF. " telts ol Syraff faiiss iBfrrrrrsoa Tti so .r 70 staI tseelEes of Eis. fns grussa boon ever lafs ~ ih@ ais@r ft saaertaF essasnlfy uH sPISNFY vrT s~frtf- o inTfsit ss fs sre-g eass tl rslrs ~re.F sees 9F fit aif esssss ef ang Ei sr easrr-sr rkit ss ai.deriakes aiid faals ts eEra.
 HiDDLE-A8ED 1Ex.
 Iisfs sss Esay .i hs of flrtv io sirty .hs an, s1-f ~a-a s.af ifcgnftl ssac1staz af as ttsls3 q - t.-iisa r1 a - ztt ss1sstt.i,s. uF burning .sa -lil - z -4s 1ssa ef tae s8stc1s fa u,aer,ss l A-t-st asssae 4ee5ust faT. ca rzlslalna f.. rs,..
 6sts ss-il'z8esi ssi4 ultsl ts f5azas aud srrr @ - i t-sslss ea as ann aE sas,sEr, os lac caI,. ei tatlN fiai klsa azs, ssrzsa Cisaaasstf t a S-f s .{iaSren e- Eaees -rs nasag sss. s,, ,s- - e-.- li.i.--i asaqas4t ef te cazns sssh A. ti,. -. etafe ei sera1lfal ssEklsss. fs a ug s,st t'i-e iF' ali ~tas 1is azd a hssirs5 r.- - & th- aeliiii .afa.k-T 0fFaas- .fti s hS 'EE -ls % act @ 70 e ssns.v. ,,.,, ,, te lA a a- Goa sli.H O. frss. 7ls,soess tHa sseiFt. g. Cal or ass.irsss -'''t .-,xs. .i@ srfNNEY { CO,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

When to you iassad 'o go back, Hikef asked oat exile of aR8thcr -lf live iiii dove. and Cod knows whether uiil oE ( I intend to visit ou.j lreland oEoe mor0 be fo Hc lave uis country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

No,uey l. ilrvarI a,eHs l3 600 acres of land. mt->ti z n,mpr1ycsi. bgi DcHss kearary did not denpaure hliu as "a land gfs1i'er and -uiphDuu- monop,lisi, because ha is in lavuT Uf The ncN constitution.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Oid Lady: "Ah, you lsd hav. dragrin' vaar little brother aleag like that. S'po-j" Toa Ras Go kilj hims" B'd By: "Dou't care: got another st hcmet'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
nis.nImIlnn Nalite.

Co-farlsss ra ip utEef fure e1i-tn2 ertN'e yhi ,ssr ietz-n. of ihe IXL s,ege, a4s a-set l ~ as ith of tais htI, Alrl' tss'' oI ma s-A 'o @ e ~-A ~ BAvf Q sHIBPs F1.
 PAIL O. IIETZi \. .. s-s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

X calculating coTres sPoadnot of ;he Hart lofi Times estimates that sn ounce oi hon sy consumed si luncheon cnst' ,nc bee Nho made f g60 u.ile- 0s travel, and be gcts n0 Slf either.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

A Mexican SC Eagle Pass, iexsa. wet'. 7csdsy night, cut his wife, t'inaf. snaud-d h,s dapghtsr anu kisiesi Rcg..bOT who luseffrIcd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Harrisaa Haasipy ki.ie,i his brother WI iiam Sita spade on J.ha Days F.veT. a ic9 q d1y, aga
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Na;rrr hes hssios q apsa the Empress rf Agsiiia ricl,rr rr 'an thaa aey iuEp fi. sl iaus'e Her brown hair reaches Co her f,et.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

c vin D N Dssald. tas wsil knuWn Cal ] grAail~t. hes z .7e ts Oo.oa-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
n,,,,,,,,o,, os ConarInprship.

T r ,,l-gartssrss ,l5, he felefl esistile - ~ -, ,kh,,rli aud A. J. ni do, ta tas aee-slot Ls |. he aav ftssslfcd tF annual c9-lrca'' "s1' 1 -, - -stirf frs fsts s5rBi debts Nii ue o'.-se 's ' JOHN BL LaChbOAA,
 A. q. Ehln tt-s PHEscos q, March l9, ls7a. @'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
prorIamatIpn of the Goyernor.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. EXECUTIVE BEPARTMEN:-
 l.'tu .lR q, IS-fi


 EXECUTIVE BEPAKTMEN-.
 FEB. 2O.h. IS.9. I, John c. Fremont. Governor of The Ter. ritory of Arizona, and eX otiicIo Commis- sioner io superin,enj the draSIng of lglie- ries for the support of the Public Schools, etc., nv virtue uf the power and aathSrily vested In ms " law. do here0y dsslnnale as the place where the first Lottery shall bs cTRwu by the Arizona Development Cofii- pauy. tlle The1tTe in PTeScott, the Capitol d said feftiiorv of Arizona. and she time w hen The same shall be drawn shall be tks 4 day of June, lSs9. beta eel the hours q % o'clock A. M., and o'clOck-P. N.
 WHne,s my ha id and Iiie great Seal ofihs Territory of Ariz ma, this 2J,h day of Feb ruary, A. D. 1879.
 SEAL JOHN q. FREMONT.
 Governor and ex -olIlcio Lottery Com'r The first LOTTERY under the foregoing law, Wiii be drawn al ihe Theatre, In Pres- coit ou JU NE 4th. 1879, or sooner, fl all lhe t;rkc.s arc sooner disposed Of. on which ac- eaS!on there will be distributed THIRTY. ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY IHDlI..A kS i'll 2S2 ,rrizP> a fDllOHS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Tlisy say iha, wc l.'cs has lssazhi farm and wlli sgi'ste gbe ssl. If Nii hardly le SO pro olastiee as t'is SEal-tat gas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

Nrs. 3 lie Tyuch. f5smefin of ;he Ckiah Desnocrs;. is Co start P7Psr at AarcoPs, Ar57ar8.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
O3B P3IIg. SIO.BII 1!

One prize, 5000, one ; i500,
 8 prize~. S. OaO each = prizes .,' s5Jo prize s5OO eaeh.-ss $50 '4.
 IoaF aI5O -.ch-5o ai sIoO s.s. 70 er Ss5.-5o or SfJ each and 100 a sI0 "a. THE MANNER or DIsrnIBUrIox WILL Bx ss FOLLOWS; TEnlvs thousand sips of leata namisreft O1s ta tNel ta8gsaud wIli bc puoiiciy dePosit-o s elazs wheel eh Vin then be l0ssd by -As Trrri4o id Lottery e mnl-sl1aeI. TSo hundfed E4 -fvhr~-lEJ sim of ielfher uubered in accof1kre vita tis przes auuou4csi, viii pu siiciy n-p0sd Ia
 slnal slass wles.. Wich wIll also be cOses and aa by the TesritoriAl Lott ry Commissioner. C1unmiit- oi wIil oe selected by tAs tck-t-holde to e<=Inine eyey stage of the procee iHgs.
 egce uufii their contents mixed and tho.o sas gningied. The se lls waR then be brsk.. 4-a as l wheel opened, and TWO CHILDREN ENDkk Ifa YEAtS A6r uil Ue placed, st eacn w1ee, .l1 a prize and number drawn ( the saiis ums. Is w e Is Wil thcn be closed and reitolyes and anethd rt Der aud prze drawa, and this repeated ua' til the 2a2 prizes are all drawn.
 oNsT 12Ooo TICKETS wm be soLo
 WhllG tiglGtS S5.--HlVS Sg50, Quarter. $1 25
 TaE BANK OF ARIZJSA will act as Trezsusr, lui nil ta3a-ys r-rive from sales ol iczets drpo- fts-d there to await me dirsEtns.
 PriEs- wiiI be paid ten say~ af:er Inc drawing.
 Al asi.rs ios T-czrt- nlst bs @spul panied by sss u,oiey w lfc ctn sst Gis Sank f,rtrs on s.B frn e.-uo Ger ih 'zls- ef Deposit Postal Money Vrar or ny d'. rargo e5's. Express.
 A9dr-ss s4l stians si1 Ike all Drtt ass 2 one, Orisfs psyaol. t' . order 0- shs .iZOsA LOT FeAf fdFANt. -rescott, A. T.
 Rcyister al istsors containing Dr4fts Pcsal O dsrs. To avoid forsenss, bay ticlets sEsew 9i f 0isf sgeuts.
 Agents Tor sale of tick ts. Prescott T. Gsislwater BF"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
Certificate of Territorial Treas.

|. ThumaS J. Bitler. Treasurer Q ArizGna rerri.orv. hereby certify that the ATznns Development Company has this day flied ia nay office its acceptance in writing o the Act nf N hich the above is a copy, and has alsn filed iu my oince bond in lbv sum ol weniy thouSaud dollars, which bond has h, ett improved by the 5oveTuor. ana an As -nc ate Justice uf the SupFeme Court 0f Ari- soia Territory, conditioned for Ills iaiGHl | performance or the provisions oI SaId Ac..
 THOMAS J. HITLER,
 Territorial Treasurer rS-.....tt L,ah qnfh IS-o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25

In the Dissr4c; Court Of Third Judicia Di riet Tor
 r.tasy of ArtxoBs. Cen of l4va.ai. R. L. BAKER, Plaintiff,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-25
THE CHICAGO $ NORTHEASTERN

" ls the oldest shortsst, mcst direct convenient e foriahe ia eyesy r~pect the best hue you ts.. " lF tie greai~st and grandesi iisifssy Orgsnizan ia the United statcs
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
Dr. JOsepfl Holt

in analyzing the yellow fever reports
of this year before the New Orleans
Medical and Surgical Association, says
that the talisman which will save from
yellow fever is the one word "cleanll-
ness" When Gen. Butler was in
command at New Orleans. during the
war. he demonstra this fact to Ger
tainty. He had the city thoroughly
cleaned and purified, and the result
vas there was not single case OF yell
low fever in that city for years after
ward. If the people in the South
would keep their cities clean they
would experience little or no difficulty
in stamping out" the yellow fever,
and be spared much suffering. They
oueht to be aware of this fact by this
time but it seems they are not.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
A Crystal We'd ding.
For the Republican.

For the Republican.
MEssRs. EpIross: In old age, while
taking a retrospect Of the past, pleas
ant reminiscence Of the years which
have sped on like some bird which is
anxious to escape foe, or Of the years
which seem prolonged by tho sorrow
and trial to which We are subjected,
are those occasions when we were Wis
tied by friends who desired to manifest
their friendship to US. Last evening a
number Of the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodbury. met at the residence OF Mr..
McKaig, on East Seventh street, for the
purpose ofsurprising the former per-
sons and celebrating their crystal we'd
ding. While Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury.
were seated in their cosy home on
East SIKH street chatting with Rev.
Geo-s. K. Kramer and family, they
suddenly heard persons in the street
singing I'VE love the Saviour, do not
fear" Upon going to the street door
they wels completely nonp!ussed on
beholdipg about fifty members OF the
Household Of Faith.
The guests were warmly welcomed,
aud when quietude was restored, Mr..
Gustavus .schofsd addressed Mr.. and
Mrs. W., expressing desire that, as
they had endured the trials Of life to-
gsther for fifteen years, should the
heavenly Bridegroom tarry and they
should fall asleep, that they would
awake unto the resurrection of life and
be forever with the Lord. Rev. George
R. Kramer led in prayer. A quartette
of the Household Of Faith choir render
ed some beautiful music. Refreshments
were served, after which the company
engaged in social intercourse. Sets OF
glassware, towels, napkins etc.. were
received. After enjoying a pleasant
visit and wishing their host and
hostess a peaceful voyage over the sea
Of futurity the guests separated. W.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
Astoundlux Stiffness.

On Thursday morning at South
Bend, Mo-, as Alonzo Buck was looking
at revolver which his brother John
had just purchased, his wife came
running up to him playing with a
young child in her arms, and standing
close to him opened her mouth and
said: "Shoot me right in the mouth y
Alonzo drew up the revolver cooked,
John (who knew the weapon was load,
ed could not speak before II
went off, the ball passing in,
to Mrs. Bucks open mouth,
through the soft palate, and lodged
little TO the right and in front Of the
spipal column. Mrs. Buck screamed,
one of the men tainted, and the hus'
band was nearly frantic. A surgeon
was called, but failed to find the ball,
and it is feared the shot may prove
fatal.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-13
A Eixard Taken from a Eoang
GtTi's Stomach.

Dr.. Henry Lands, OF Reading, has a
lizard that cana from the stomach OF
Miss Ray, of that city. He had placed
it in alcohol for preservation, and will
send it to Prof. Lsidy, President OF the
Philadelphia Academy OF Natural
Sciences. After its inspection by the
members of that society it is to bs re-
turned and deposited in the room oil
the Reading Academy Of natural scien-
ces. DR.. Lands says he closely inter
rogated Miss Ray, and he convinced by
the symptoms as she described them
and the Conference Of her statement
that she vomited the lizard. She is
still SO nervous that she is unable to
do any kind of work; she asked the
doctor whether she would die of lizards
in her stomach. She also stated that
she would be willing to make affidavit
before an Alderman Of Notary Public
that she vomited the reptile. She is Q
robust, hearty-looking person. Tht
lizard has foar legs.