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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
ARIZONA IN HE EAST

 Ex-G0y. saffDrd and associates have open ed an office, BIO stock Exeh -nge Piace io Philadelphia, for fbe purpose of dealI8g n mtni.g propety and manzgiDZ tne eastern in ercsts of lbeIr great Tombstone proper ties. At present the Governor is mainlS devOtiEe himself to procuring capital 10 develop mines aud practically work oFes- While he did nof discover mines in Tomb stnae, that district to-day owes more 10 his efforts ia the procurement of means for practical mining than Io any other one man. BGt feE weeks ago he procured, in con- nectjOn with ". C. Parsons, ample capital to develop an extension of Ihe Tough Nef and CiEcinAiti claims, and the money IS now Icing expended uasser the direction uf Ar. Parsons. They have made no nD3ey in the transaction, being perfectly willing 10 take their chances on the outcome. IB other words. he Is educating Eastern people To took upon and take interests in ninIng jast as people do Eho are on the gFuuna 1; Inca if Loths3g is male nobody Is dscriven or sxindIed and ihe great business of min jag mos damaged. .Here lawyers, doctors, m srsl ats clerks, mech Eaics--sscTgbo4 4y in f4cI-a e putting nosey O. isb9F, or oOta into prospecting for mines or n tNNsA -@ftAf FAA--AA- AA Att~. t' b
 winning. II is usually a large one; if a losing. !. Is comparatively small aad borGe pztieatiy, wIih DO les failh ia the general prOfitahleness of mi jag A rule, East ern people have been led to believe that all they had to do tp insure prllts was t. bay q mine without regard 10 development, and send Oa machinery without regard to filaess. Gov. saioFd is, Ihersfore, doing a splendid work, not only for Eastern in- vestoTs. but for Ar.zoaa- II is gsalIiying to learn that there Is a strong inclination amOng wealthy men of Phi.adciphia 10 find new fields in which 10 employ their m0aey and to which they hope 10 extead their trade asd just nos Arizona Is In high favor with them.-CItizeB.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
Geo. c. oorA.m on Freight. .aa Fares.

Ex- Secretary of he |. ;. Senate, Geo. C. Gorham, who always says what he means, means what he says. never temp nzes with aay question and is true to every profession, introduced into the R-nublical S-ate Con- yeauon at Sacramento, set of resolutions lo9kI0g to the reduction of ffeights and fares, a0d instead cf bearing around the bush, he, win his usual direciness, goes straight 10 the heart Of the question ia practical way.
 After recitigg the benefits received by the C. r. K. R. from the Govt and the State cf Cal. and the fact that people are being i'm poyerished for i,s benefit. he proposes a pledge for each cludidtte f,r R K. Con- missi 'De-, Governor and m-mber of the Legislature. binding them in advance to the policy of reduction. Here is his pro- posed
 PLEDGE OF THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
 II do solemniy pledge mv sacred honor that l will. il eiected q Railroad COmmis- si0neF. faithfully support, without any mod iAsIai4Du UT tudu-t hAttEFEIf liic lB4tDA order: Ordered, that the rates of fares and freIghts on all railroads between all points m this state which have received national or state aId, shall, from and after the first day of February, 1SS5, be fixed at three fOurihs the usual rates demaBned and re- ecIyed on the first day Of June, 1876, or at any time during the SIX months prior there 10; and the words usual rates above used shall be deemed to mean the rates actually and usually charged in each case, whether tbc same be nominally fixed or special rates and it is further ordered that nn change shsi Do made in the mOde of computing charges, CT Tn the weight or measurement of freight, or in the classification of service which shall affect the substantial rights of parties under this orler--the true ob)cct beIng to reduce all charges for services rem dercd by railroads between points within tue slate over roads which have received national or state aid, one-fOIrth below the present rates; and further solemnly p'edge myself that, during my Term of otfic., will never vote for any increased r4ta of charge fH any railroad service, bnt that any charge voted for by me aitsr February 1, 1880. shall be q Tcducuon.'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
PROCEEDINGS IN THE DIST COURT.

Friday. June 2l.-wn. Bowman plead guilty oi Grand Larceny; Juan Rnibal to Robbery. Monday. June 9S, 9;30 A. m., set for sentence. Henry iiqdsoa plead not guilty to tho ch rgs of Burglry. Thurs day, June g. at Q o'clock a. m. set for trial
 It appearing to the Court thaf Murat Mas,erson as Distinct Attorney dIsqualailed from presenting the case of the Territory ys ;. C. Miller, (assauit on C. W. Beach) before tho Grand Jury, C. E. Rash is ap- point Il in his stead.
 II .nry I. Cram. brought In on bench warrant, vas arraigned this afternoon al two o'clock.
 In case ol Territory vs John c. Campbell, (t suiD the m ,,inu of defendant to strike "ut be amended complaint filed June goth ! lS1g
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27

TuE TIeER.-s ,me difficulty has arisen with the management of the rOa1ter at the Tigor mil. The pulp cakes and does not discharge freely. IL is presumed by some ihat it ls owing Co 6 sUpcrabundanee oi sulphur whioh.docs not uuTn out entirely but forms, with the pulp, sort ot slag The mil stopped b few days ago aud ex- prris were examining into the cause of tho obstruction. which will no doubt be over. cume without much troul''c, whether 1t be foo much sulphur, wrnng inclination of the cylinder, or from whatever cause.
 Wgier sas also beu lming scarce, but at last accounts tuasal CD the southeast side ot the glich hal stsdck q Iite q sapply Of that element and 1t was th lught there would be no mo,e want of water.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
MONDAY.

An Indian. driving team for linus Bro s, of rhe Willow, on inc Mohayc road, h. d his ieg broken last week by the team be- coming unruly ant trying t9 run away.
 A man by inc name of Jno. A. Hayes, of Thompson Yaliey, while trying 10 discharge a shot gun ai an unruiy COW, one day last week, had the misiOuaae tO lose one of his fingers by the bursting of.said gun.
 Davis the pai1ter, who4 4ias been in sew erai transactions whIch lead to the belief that he is not sane, being in the county jIil, a few days ago, Was stricken with paralysis and is, we learn, not expected to live but few hours.
 When a iIKmp calls ca you this summer, says the Baltimore Gazette, elye him a crust of Lrchd, copy Of the new CalifOr- mia CJnsttion, and tell kim to pursue the star of empire across the Sierras. In other words, ''Go West"
 4 letter from EhrcnbsTz to r. NJ Fisher, say.: X man known as Dutch Bill" was snot on the lgih inst, at Judge Tuttles ranch. near Ehrcnberg. wIth shot gun, re- ceiviny both shots and breaking olc a.m. The shots were fired from the bushes, and it Is not known who did It.
 Hay BrRNrD.-Whilc two ht,le chil- slrrn of IT. W. Brizzce and D. B. Kimball werv playing. few days since, neat the residence of F. McAtecr in Kirkland Valley. they made fire near some barley and alfalfa hay, which ignitcd and was entirely consumod Loss about $500 which comes rather hard on Mr Buzzee and Mir. fkim- ball. who arc both new corners in this sec ii ln.
 MT. D. E. Kimball, Who resides st Kirk land Valley. has been busy several days, with his teams freigh;ing furnace and other machinery into Bradshaw for Mess. Rowrn tS Knowles. \ saw mill was loaded on Saturday las; at Kirkland. which goes unto Bradshaw for the same firm, and is be- ing hauled in by Mr. kimbali.
 Our mountains arc fast becoming civil izcd by the introduction into them of mam moth steam power.
 ~N AptsoS.--E. J. Johnson. nl Crook Can ,,o, has discovered rich lead on the Home S,ak. trail, Turkey Creek district. that as- s,vs SsI0 70 in silver, S75 q iD gold.making SSs1 a i'm ihe aggregate, The vein Is qui'e ,x;d. b.t broken into StFeaks on the sur face As no work has yet been done on V ;t k of course uncertain as to ifs Value, but as if is only three miles from tho Turkey Creek mill and plenty of Day ore m slght to iustify q run, i; l. Johnson $ intention 70 nrosp.ct the mine and at the same tune ify ,o n,nL, evpenses. or more, hy working the IT- ,,lt. this iind the Madison"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27

A press of duty devolving on the icmpor- arv management of the MINER during the absence of the editor and proprietor, has preyenieu our a,yendandaBce npon The eY- animation of. the pupils cf Miss Anna Kc,hloe's z adc. Prescott Free Academy, to-day. much to our regret, as VIC have always regarded the atteudance upon these examinations as among oar most valuable privileges in Arizona. From those present, we learn that the Childrcn dId spiendldiy and confirmed ihc high estimation io which Ms kc,hr,e is juesly held as a teacher.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27

"Good Bye and God Bless You,' are the parting words of the D.seret News to its brother poiyg mist, Geo. RynoIis, as ho lief. Su. Lake on inc tram for Lincoln Nebraska, 10 serve two years in the penitcntiary. The News furthsr remarks, He goes as a servant Of tine "Most High God, sentenced by hamin Court for obey. ing a commandment revealed from heaven, aud thus witnesses tl C |, msl and aa gsls, thar he reg .rds ths divine law as superior 10 human law. Having been condemned 10 two years imprisonment and $jO0 fine for h01QraDly marrying two wives in immi
 ta.ioa of soms of the best men who ever sraced this planet, hs voluntarily surrsn- dsred himself to the L. s. Marshal. Among those who gathered at the depot to say fare well, were many ladies wk1 took him by the hand. aud said ''g,oi bye brother George with foryent 'God bless you
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27

GuISa HONE TO REJUPERATF --J. IL, Helm. Superintendent ot the Tiger mino and mil, from oyerwoTk and over anxiety in prtting the works started. has become so,newhar debilitated and proposes tcip to California for a mOnths' recreation. Mr. Allen. will, in the meantime, assume the superiu,caicncy and Seep ,hc ball rolling
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
Assaying do e in allits Branches

Analyses made of Ores with view of es-
 tablishiug proper treatment
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
orner oi BeAle and Howard Streets San
 fraReiseg. Csiifornis.

" H TAYLOR -Presiis1t JOSEPH MOORE -saperinssndezs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
RUiLDERs OF STEAM MACHINERY IN ALL 'ts eraneh-s- SieanDosi, steamship, aud land
AND BOILERS.
ENGINES
High Pressure or colpOuBa.
oRDIxARY FxoIxns ,,.,,,o,,o.,.,

ohDiNAkf ENGINES compounded whe1 sfvi1ssle.
 STEAM DOLE f.--P1r7icaiar sfteBtioa given to fas soA 'i the material ana workmanship. and none ea' hrss-ciass work produced.
 WATER PIPE, of bofIeT or sheet ircn, of any stfe, made in sBisab.s length for eonnectins together ssstz roilen, pia1hsd and tackled for ship Fe@g co Dc riFiieo uu tae gronBd-
 HYDRAULIC RINErING.-Boiier work and E@,T pile made ay t1s establishment invited D. hydzt.oe nseias ilasei einsry, that qua-ty of work bstsk N suieriot lo aAnd work.
 PUMas-For aaiisEig, Of any csraeSs saa of ssJ sNe- taf styie o4 ctrect acting. cc--poiia ssta aoaD'e Lne ef pump P--ticrl k Secoia broken dosn.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for underrocsa - .ss .. H H---'--t Nf NF4 @As-- Fliri'e-rr. A-e e@seeiated Aizzt ls- motion, superior Co any ol
 dtNtNG AAcEIsERY -t tlaartE naills. pans, DO s - Aes iAg lHsGn Sgy. ssakiasg h0isting engines er - naeninerF reagan d tf1I-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27

School examinations is Miss sherman's and Miss Krthroe's rooms SIii take place on Tuesday and Wednesday Eext.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-06-27
LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in Prescott, Post oflise, June. 2ist
, 1879-06-09

Nonu Of ttom Htrs thrnwn In tho bnrn-yard.
Thnts oil there Il 10 ti,e. Paris Qrcrn story.
Some think II strange thai ftttlo boy WHO lives
with mo has mt brcn taken sick, but there Is
nothing strange about 1t. The hoy did not nt-
tond tho sctool. and lid not come In contact
with tho scool-chlIdrcn.u
Cheney had that uicre had not been q p,lre
current Of air under Tie selloolhouse since Il
waa built. Tie emhaultment Ind not been torn
out this spring. 'rhr threshold WAS below tho
lovel of Tic roAl, md wIlcn Il ratned The wasl,
Of hill on the pthef side ran lnto tho e.ltr1.
md aoakct1 through the foor. Tie arnln froIn
ono had eo,ap,a!nci On oi t. ie al brook va iil1cti
with speckleh trnus, Ent mt dead fist, lal
been found. 1t was CHAR ~ him 'llat ,he Dis
ease had hccn caute1 BY tho condition Ut tic
sci,oDl-hollsa nnd its surroundings.
/ entered the sciooI-houBe i,cfora twilight.
Tie doors mud Windows WIRE uprt,. The apart.
meDtA Srnelt like HtIuw. On thu blackboard
back Of the tencher's desk weru The words
, 1879-06-09

'A'' ;,..,.,as
n,r,,,rt fC,nnD fpuro,t
,a t.a,a.,,, itrIns, ~. ,v,,n T.. ,o,v
laav l"''he's .nns neso n.,', "so ,u - ct;n 10"
writes 10 her friends At homo an nccount OF
or,,,,niou. ,,,nnrr ,,lrh alc st,en,o,, rcrcn,,r
r,'z sir", II" ,hs ..d.a,,.r ), md ,.o.
..s"a ~. an;r sar., ~ ao,,on. th,9, ,n"-,"an
gentlemen, two Amcrlcan ladies', md Two
f,h,ncsc man hesit1cs tle host, Describing thu
5.n,tv a, a s,1ou.,v otd msp,u thc iott.r
.p'
ue passed to me first Il cup Of hot vino With
A rrareful bow: IL WAS only nf.or that TUT Que
..,,, Is 49,, I1o ,u.de tho torr of Tho t.hlo
md cavc .nc}, pucst hIs vine. ACCOMPANIED h,
the chtn'cllins (bows) fron both parttea. Before
each Eues& were tllrce rIntcs, about the ssze OF
o.llttj. ptr,,s tea set plate,-thrce inches In
dIo,,,tor IN tbcae n,ates ws ala MI our din
ner except tue sonps' "hlca wore put oelofe Us
iu snali bowls. Each one had Ills caopsticks
aud two-prouEcd silver fork. In foW mo-
...., m.1, ~ wsra ,treu MIR onn fnrk. ,nd
very we'll "e "ese s"en W. w., WI ~ 'o,no a''a
KNIVES ~ eae'i p'hSo "'l' VIZ p"o y, u'.'o.'
and nprlcot seeds, and ths pile was rcpcnlsnea
constantly during the fonr hours we vera at the
t,IA, Netwcnn tte cot,rses everybody was
rao1G M ca,inr swny a. thu meon scods
:T1'cr wrre not ycry good, Of course, vel It
,vns 'cr,,atrp tn pibbie nt them, anil they cu1uc
f., hnt frn,n the oyan and on Tic whole did not
~ .sste ate' hadIv. '
On TIT table when We. sal down. were eight
'rhcy wcrc ali on tho,e small dishes, but nut
nnn m inn ri Tic ol1,er 10 make kind Vt pyra-
Nil " mi IN row nluur the centre oe the table
wcrc other dishas larger iu stzo and holding the
m,orn s,,hstamtial t,lii3gs On one we're slices Of
in}sfrr md snItcl walputs,--yery good both OF
;na5n IN on"ther wcre goose gtzxarls cut tn
thin s,tes. m another shrimp saiad; ind on
sn',"r s;,.n tbin slcos Of chicken These were Vii
,nrnnt n triyn nm nppettte for the dinner which
fmiinwnd. i I'd ncny 10 the old deputy, alitl ho
hrtneI mn from iii the different dishes within
his pr,,arh' oulv = mou,htul or 50 from each,
tbo,iuI. Whvi, we ha4l tried all these things
ths tlrst course wins brought on, nnd. as snp-
n1,.o .n,, i,nnr]uc. Il wus "bfrds' nest soup,''
ani1 1 ysry @ good too, We hhya nothing ltks Ii at
hnmr. After That We had stewed chicken With
yoi,rr onion epruuts.
'1'rIh%s 'Ihss xiii u course vas cold mutton served
viii, raw turpIn cut In long thin strips.
Em,rth-.awiuliy rood--was pigeon eggs ln 4
t,n'1 ~ add ANN.
A' Fiifh.-l,rcutnbcrs stuffed With chopped
, 1879-06-09
y PRACTICAL SCIFNcEiI

h, 81 I. 1'e = ahoYo heading, the a. Crot7 Cour-
a,aIf.i. ~ y; nten!!en, n, L., In referring to the
n Id !! ~; tlcrce's Golden Medical Discoy-
b P;o, P GSga's Gs catatrh Ne'ne!ly, recently msdo
a',: y; SSnaiahntdlor, Of New York, and otllsrs,
objection mug Was discovered which wo think
htrss.t w, anu tlo published snalysEs should
bseem, .si'ner than Fetard, their sale. 10 u,
dnpF ns!le unjust 10 Gull man 4 aQack,
Mani,r, rsaa.e sae he sucks 10 reap ~ much
!hs Ena,i.i" ii"afd VI other ctassoa OF luyontora,h
as,ss,sa as,a s,s' press is conservative, Jet after
vi ludness' dns'n'aatton Of nll The evidence, It not
sata msnnia oat recommends the Family Medt.
tfea cfir,sa asSturod by Dr.. re!re. No rem edtvs
=. ~ ~ Afflicted give such perfect eatls-
vi r. T. -; l1erca'6 Golden Medical Dlscoverv
oaea'a calasrk IlamedY. ~'"'
, 1879-06-09
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY JUNE o, 1879.

sot,o growers, In soms loealt:cs, who can mako
It 4 prGflt nbtc crDp Bat the mar who knows
how tu u,nke q sl,ctcss Of 1t knows that growing
tho cron II but half The work. tile otller half
i, putting II on the market at,i getting ttu.
money for it. This retluires Etltnpt1on. and
pInre JctnE.s than can bG told In newspaper.
We rnnId mama n man nM n pluce, mud put
:hr two lo9etllrr, and make Il conditional tlat
tie man should
PLANT TEN ACREs
Of nsnara0ns, a.Hl cultivate It Inns he knows how
to sfo. md nit It uju,n tho market Us he Is able
to iu: md We will ,lcm0nssrato Tint that ten
acres Is enough 10 support HAT man md his
family. We would not, however, risk ono rnnn
IN hundred to do III but II can be Ione. There
arc only few localities TINT tlllti takd slicfl n
riak with mora chances Of surcess than Of fail
tire. But there arc such localities. q. L. H.
, 1879-06-09
BROKE HIS NECK.
fsAl Result Of Desperate Surgical Opera
tfDu,

Y.t.l Rsxr,+ of "a n.,,.-,t. p,-st,.t on...
- po1 .tl'. ">o gu. s'>"' oP0f"'
71o'on tla.> Adrtrststr.
u our .neighborlng Village Of ClnYepce last
EMay morning, resulting Ip the sudden death
Nh william, Fcrr,tson' Dcceo.c,, Tyas a co,,a,r
~, ~ u.-..,sss .ss,,,..H ~" s.,+
Ii, tha 1atte,a NJ " roror.a,, ...nos ~
pust.y lopg and faithfully Ii, the Wor Of tho
lhl1io,,L L.on,,.,,,ro arr,r,. .,o, =. ,,.ts. r.
tm, ~ ,,,n. .a..,h,s .,,.assa w .a1s oss'se ~
stm'"l o'As tel5lo'e a'sease, lnhammatosy
nutfYe one, and for several years ha has hcoa
!Ar,ltc suffe,er. hi, lens beinp an d,storte1 os
a m.to 49, .."s,s .s ~. IN" s -. ~ nsa ~
,,." ea a,'A eetlPols' wh,'e 'u1 tnfeo ana
!sas tae aatno tyfant hau hhd his noad
M nSt hsto poae upon ny breast. In this condition,
liz ILL., a.so saii'eslng !lo1 sensi.1gSncss
! IT. rsn e..cn made u torture 70 De moved: nr. .;
sai.as saSimsoo, h graduate OF Haluemann Medical
tmsge, lineage tuomeopathtc), and who has
~, "s ss!oated 1t CIasonca IN reasonably sl,c-
ns9 n.a' p!astlce lor something oyer year, was
s..'s .v 10 atlenG tue case. After TWO weoks Of
,a'sn., an,a.s, a4t1n9 Wh!Gh there was manifest
u Sg,eMeat ne. y the patsnt8 general condition,
49, w. phoaor determined upon an effort to
:. saaxaten tho neckt having previously treated
s.,,ts asasces involved, mud concluded, from rc-
f.tsa tlale With tho liAnds, that tho operation
Lss..sa ~ 90 n made . success, We arc informed,
rm.nit. ss1t usRt the Doctor undertook the taak
TT; rat request, he having told Ferguson that 1t
sTet To ne attended with some danger.
4,nteat .aat teats of danger were we'll Eoundod WAS
ss4Vnst9atea& last Friday morning, when tho
1.lon ;.sal w1s attcmpted,-tne patient dying on
~ "ois MmGst before lts completion. His
Gsatcd.
, 1879-06-09

The ro IN, hal been tlecor for a Christmas
festival, and Lilo following 8erlpknrn' quotation
In lott OF evergreen decorated tllc ~All:
..+'........... ,...sH.A...t..sss,. t...is+.sss.
1,ehold 1.ing YoM TidsnVs Ct gtcat
'stss s.'s...t .t':.ss.ts'st ssss'.'s' s''s.ssss:
the scent was wafted tl,rough tl!a open windows.
Tho cmbankmcnt rcnnincd. The rotten loyh
stood aboye small poo!s OF water t1lat hhd gath.
cred IN spots hclow the level Ut tho hchnot-
ho,s; fc i sdgs & te brock fo eahn,. a. the bfye
yard. This water, however, was lfsnoid, md
young trout darttd under tl,e hriige as
stepntd upon II. 'the llttle mhrsh whcro The
colt was tlrtt buriel was oyeFt1in with a'snnk's
ta.l sp"ded + M in PLACES. MD declared tl!e
mucts smell peculiar to all .ntr.hcs.
On further investigation I discovered the
solution Of ihs pestiIcnse. Abei +. Carpenter
lives half mile below the sctoot-l'outc. lie is
mn honest man, no doubt, bat his h"uscholtl
lacks the virtue of cleanliness. About ,llc
ind The tiphtherIa. Il apread to liz hitler ehi.
dren. When sc!,ool orcnet boy, Eugene, was
suffering with It.. This boy nnd Charles. u
years old. attended school on tlic flrst tsaY Of
le term. They wors cottsng M from tue INFECT e.,
vated by Tho drippngs from Cheney's barnya1l
and tiic aurfonntlngs md situation Ut tle
they drank from Tho brook back ot thu school
house. II 50, ihe wntcr Was n!preHnntsd With
tho sediment from beneath the building, mud
possibly from the o.tthnuae. Tho dsensv. thus
is@uss' sto al euass nssa' .f asp' t. r at t~1s w
eiS''h and IL y llsto town H. fa New Jersey not
many ysara ago. Handled ,pro2erly md
y m1 mG a't tate nesn ea5e san
fsif onene HQ had drank c0DjotislY OF thu
, 1879-06-09

intercourse there mover tIscd d moro gentle
nnJ 4tniahto man. lie fascInntcd all With wfont
he carnc n contact III his nt!ghbnshood Of later
Jenre. An elderly gentleman uho went from
ilo Whtg to Tho Democratic party, ani nhg
ahhorroJ. an abn1itionJst With cordially of
which only this ctass Is capable, told mo onc0
TINT Mr., nsrttenn rna The most lovely man f!o
ever ktlew. 11o had mot him n kind of mon
II maulct,zcd, anl nado hfs fcrvsnt adtnirar
for l5ftn
, 1879-06-09

y. T11finia' T1iiaH.' 9nd nelghbosly character ot tho
Mto by b aa.Ja ;.!oJa Harrison d pleasantly seier-
&lIatford yHn.p!etoa Hapto IN bis latest lstter in
Nnerat,c )" -. ns nalehboss, who xcro Of tho
eabLGon ny, pefsuas!on OF politics, looked vita
VI "a th.sxp @pph jug approach Vt tlia raYnv Rad.
Y, .oon oi fn%1 aaa esea brought to helieYo lin,
sSeaallY uns aoa nsla genial and social, and prs.
~ ss xh,Ht ~ ~. tAo lnost delightful pf men.
:. 9e''sson'a, ses7actqr,. Il. b!s psssonsl
, 1879-06-09

until II II wltlcred, when ther crawl back 10 tho
hralIch, whcro they remain during wbntes. Tho
natural hl.tor1 o. tbis pest Is Rvcn tn fqll 70
hoard OF Agriculture. TIE work Is printed bv
if,e state for Rratultous distribution. ami mar
BE- had Of Secretaries Of County Agricultural
1joards. members nf tho Btato Hoartt Of Agri.
culture, or OF g. d. Fisher Springfield, ILL.,. tho
Secretary. Al yct no practical method OF dc.
strOying the pests has !,ecu recommended.
TRAINING oNArKs.
The value q. the sptral system Of training
Graoo.vnes conmends itsclf to us With more
favor each auccecdlnE yeat; Vines 90 trained
better size than tt,usc vines which sro spur-
pruncd. Ono requisite fer slcctss Is, that tlle
eann must bc tightly wound atotnd the stakt,-
. precaution that most Of thoso WIN haze tried
the syslctn md fallea hare neglected. The crop
OF grapes In this vlc!n!ty this year nr0mttcs 70
be gooJ Que. There Ii money in the fruit at
tbtce cents per pound.
xuasxnrAEn's CONVENTION.
The fourth annuul meeting Of the American
Association Of NusscFytntn. Floriste. SoetlsMen.
aud kindred intcresis. II appointed to he held At
Ctovcl md, g., commencing Wednesday, .Junc
t9, mud continuing three daya. AmDng The oo-
jocts sought by this Association arc tho follow.
ing:
The exchange and saso Of nursery products. In.
plcmtnts. and fnhof. Saving devices;
The exhibition and Introduction Of new varieties
Of fruits, trees, plants. etc.:
'lHG CnlkIFAlaUH u pEfhQuAl u
engaged In the trade:
Tc perfect betfsf , methods Of sutuzs, sradinR'
10 procura quicker transit. more reasonable rates,
and arudlne necdess exposure ofnuracsy -pfoduc,l
when IN transit; ....-. -...-...
~ obtain reduction In rates Of postage on reeds,
sct0ns. soota. and cuttings;
70 sYoia the evils Of dlshnne.t trec-agents; and
n prevent the taxing OF nurserY.atock when
growing.
Those who wish to attend the meeting, rettd.
tng east Of Cleveland, will app1y to T. 8. Hub.
bard, Frcdonla, n. Y, Tor Information IN regard
to reduced rates. on railroads; md all west Ut
Cleveland will npply for tint Information 10 D.
Willnot Brott, Gaicna, Ill.
THE INDUSTRIAL UNIVERSITY.
exercises at thta institution
beutD on Sunday, Junr s, Will, the Daccnlaurcatc
hcrmoa by The Regent; June .. Il. m, Class:
'lay exercises; june 10, 1850 i. M, Alumni
meeting; June TO- ! p 1n.,. eonpcstty. drill for
hanner: Juno 10, 4 H. m. addrcss before Literary
Societies; June II, d. MI, battalion drill; juno
II, 0:lW y. fJa., Cotnsnetcotnent-cxcrrfs
The Attendance ullon these exercises from
abroad increases year BY rear. md hundreds arc
turned away. About forty young men Hi,d
women graduate this rear. RURAL JR.