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The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
News Ectes.

Idaho has population of 30,O0O.
 The Mechanics Far IS now open in San Francisco.
 The population of the State of Nevada is less than 60,000.
 The sale of postage stamps, etc., last year, amounted to $32, 100000.
 Rollin NJ. Daggett has been renom- inated by the Republicans to repre- sent Nevada in Congress.
 A Mexican Village, near Santa Fe, IS built on ledge, and the inhabi. tants have just discovered that the rock is worth from three to six thous and dollars per ton.
 The California Republicans have nominated Horace Davis for Con- gress, from the first district; Geo. A. Knight, third district, and Romaldo Pacheco, fourth district.
 At the late annual meeting of the stockholders of the Central Pacific Railroad Company, held in San Fran cisco, the following Directors were elected for the ensuing year: Leland Stanford, c. P. Huntington. Charles Crockrr, C. F. Crocker, E II. Miller, Jr-, NJ. V. Huntington and 5. w. Hopkins
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
OUR TICKET.

At the head of this column to- day we present our political ticket, The first, nominated at Chicago, June 9, 1880. We heartily endorse, but regret our inability to give them our ballot, owing to our Territo- rial residence. The Territorial ticket, given tous by the first Re publican convention ever convened in Arizona, at Ph@nix, August g, 1880, receives cur hearty endorse mcnt and support. In this conven- ton the seven counties of Arizona were fully represented, and was composed of representative men of :heir section, and, in giving us MT. Stewards name, to use the language of fHon. Clark Churchill, the con vention was only seconding the nomination that was made by the people of Arizona two months since. MT. Stewart has been a res ident of our Territory for the past five years, living in the southern portion. He is a man of high char acter, of unimpeachable integrity, and widespread popularity. We predict for him an overwhelming majority at the polls next Novem- Der. Mir. Sherman, who has re- ceived the endorsement of tue con Yention for Superintendent of Pub licInstruction, is a gentleman known from one end te the other of our Territory, and whose character is without blemish. He has selected the pire-clad hills of Yavapai county as his home. He has filled the position of Territorial Superin- tendent for the past term, and by his acts shows that he is entitled to be continued in that office of honor. For many years past he has had charge of the Prescott Academy Be has made teaching lifelong study, and has learned it perfectly, as those acquainted with him can testify.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
Territorial Items.

l The Prescott Republican Club have
 added glee club to the organlza
 tion.
 | Thirty-five men have just been dis
 charged from the Tough Nut mine ! Tombstone.
 There seems 10 be considerable dis
 satisfaction among the Democrats of 1 1avapai County over the ticket put
 in the field by their convention. - George Blow, a gambler, was late 1 ly shot fatally in Jones' dance house
 at Albuquerque by Chas Hunt, an-
 other gambler, woman the cause. The S. P. R. R., says the Los An l geles Herald, are taxed to their ut
 most tO supply transportation for the
 material and merchandise coming
 this way.
 The time in which mails and pas sengers are carried over the Star Line between Prescott and Albuqucruue. the present eastern termiuuss of the route is e615 hours.
 A new paper will shortly make it's appearance in Globe, under the man Ggement of DIessrs. Glover and Thomas. The latter gentleman is already well known in the Arizona newspaper field, as the late editor of the Tucson Record.
 Ii is now definitely known, says the Tucson Citizen, that Hon. Hiram | S. Stevens will be an independent | candidate for delegate 10 Congress 1 from this Territory, which position l he has already held for two terms. | IL is believed that many Republicans will support Mir. Stevens.
 Harshaw Bullion: Rev Ivy H. Cox proposes, if elected Superinten- dent of Public Instruction, to instill into young Arizona minds "the prin- ciples of pure Democracy" This is one of the duties not usually apper- timing to the office, according to general belief. His reverence will not be called away from his flock for any such purpose.
 Harshaw Bullion: The indepen- dent Northern voters in this Territory will hardly support a candidate for Delegate whose principal recon nendatiOn is that he was in the Con federate Congress, and is now nom mated on a platform of "undying hostility to the black Republican party"
 The law passed by the Tenth Leg stature, defDing the duties, etc, of Clerks of Boards of Supervisors, con aims the following:
 PAGE 27-Section 5.-"No person hall be eligible to any office, nor hall become a candidate for any of ( lee to be voted for by the the quail { jed voters at any general election, uring the time he holds the office f the Clerk sf the Board of Super l isors."
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
"re1D You so.~
Verified El the Happy Condition CT .A Aff'cIrs on the Baltimore G< Ohio

The change in policy on the Bal timore and Ohio road has been at tended by results which cannot but tend to still greater progression. The inauguration of the fast train contest was grand move, as it prov ed the old road the model fast line of the country. Rival lines attempt ed for time to compete but some how or other one after another fell back in their old ruts and the Balti- more and Ohio still flies the proud banner, "Seven Hours Ahead" The increase of it's passenger traffic has been great. it not being by any means an uncommon thing to run it's regu- lar train in two sections. Extra sleep CTS have been added, and, where once dining halls were scant of cOnSum- CTS ard provender alike, there are now numerous partakers, and a plenty at once delicious and soul satisfying The imdrOvement in the eating sta tiOns has been no more marked than in all the branches Of passenger ac- commodation. Very many new coaches have been added to the equipment, bright and luXuriOusly appointed vehicles of rail travelling, the satisfaction they produce is worth millions to the company Ton upon ton of new steel rail has been laid and this good work still goes brave ly en though iLtakes all summer and into the fall There is no room for improvement in the motive power of the road, the ABaltimore and Ohio having for yeaG been noted as build ing and running the finest locomo
 tives in the world Not long since an engine on the Chicago Division ran 93 miles in 9S minutes and this too without any special preparation. The monster new transfer boat taking the New York trains of the Balti- more and Ohio across the bay al Bal timore has proved q most equivocal success, doing away as it docs. with the old transfer through the streets, or by. tunnel under the city.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27

The Los Angeles Commercial says that a steady stream of grain is pouring into that city from the surrounding country, and meeting with a good market. The Arizona market is steady for four, barley, hay, fruit, meal, bacon; lard, hard ware and miners supplies in gen eral. In Salt River Valley, in the very heart of this great market for Los Angeles products, our farmers experience great difficulty in dis posing of their products. The reason of a quick and cheap means of transportation.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
The Great West, Brick Pomcroy's

The Great West, Brick Pomcroy's new paper says:
 Near Phoenix, Arizona, lives a great, bighearted man whose name is Judge Porler, and who gladdencd the eyes of an editor to whom Ee showed q large peach of his own raising, then hnggcd it down himself throwing the pit on the editors floor, requesting a puff How happy will be the angel warld when that judge sits down to devour all the milk and honey, leaving not even a smell for the cherubims and scraphims.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27
HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

ycars-sucl az loss of memory, Lassitudc, Nocturnal Emission ayers ion to society, Dimncss of vision, noises in the head. the vital fluid passing unObserved in the urine and many other diseases that lead to insan- ity and death.
 Dr. Mintie will agree to forfeit Five Bund- red Dollars for q case of this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special advic and treatmenO will not cure, or for anything impure or injurious found in it. Dr. Mlntie treats all private Diseases successfully without mercury. Consultation free. A thorough examination and advice, including analysis of urine, S5. Price of Vital Restor- ative. g bottle or four times the quanti- ty, SIC; sent to any address upon receipt of price. or c. O. D. secure from observation, and in private name, if desired by 4. E. NIintie, NJ, D., No II Kearny street San Francisco Cal.
 Dr Mintie's KIDNEY REMEDY NEPHRETIr CUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and bladder Gonorrhosa, Gleet, Leucorrh9a For sale " all druggists; S1 bottle, six bottles, s.
 Dr. Mintie's DANDELIoN PILLS are the 1 best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious in l the market. For sale by all druggists.
The Phoenix herald., 1880-08-27

In New Mexico, the Republicans have nominated for Congress Tran quelino Luna, and the Democrats Miguel Otero, who has served the people Of that territory once in Con- gross, about twenty years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
Opening and Closing OF The Mails.

CLOSING.
Washington -. g., North and Northeastern
mails II n. and s Is y. m.
Western mails 20 and 8 Is p. m.
Southern mais, via Richmond, Va, 6 90 q.
N. and W and 90 p. nj.
South and Southwestern mails, via Lynch
burg, Virginia, 6 % a. M. and Is p. M.
alexandria to lIynchburg. Va, (wsv mails)
including through mails, 6 GO " m. and GO D IN.
G"rdnnsvillo md Charlottesville, Va, M u.
m. and . On y. m.
Manassas Division CO g. H.
alexandria TO Round Hill Va, is q. IN
orENIN0.
Northern nnd Western mails, vim Washing
.on, u. g., s 80 a. III. and % and Ii VI y. nj.
Southern n"'ia, Via Richmond, Va, so a. IN.
md u0 pm.
Southwestern mails vim Lynchburg, Virginia.
Through msIs) including way mails on Midland
Railroad, 50 II. m.
MANASSAS Division 80 a. T.,
Round Hill to Alexandria, Va, 3 80 D. IN.
ounce H"urs--ohico opens 1T . 30 3. H., and
closes ~ ! % y. III.
Sunday H"urs-OtIco opens at 45 q. H., and
closes 81 = 20 "A. M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
Q1alEz;e&*tt
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY q.
Efrss;c-s Bath.

Brides Bath.
MARIE s. I.ADD.
Dawn beside the river
la quct path,
Dad sou c or zee birdie
Take his mornif & bath !
Fir Il ha takes drink.
Then he takes anolhtr.
!!ars nad locks about
Waiting fer hiJ brother.
% trc blarc'l above him,
Looking very wise
DI~n upon this birdie.
Hlirkinr both ii4y,s.
Now 10 h0ns again.
lacG lie rica araund.
1,.a"H another sly,
HhIria upan tbs rriuni,
lyal ) iai0 thr water,
inrns nnd HIS lis eye
70 mako sure ii any
Dlc IL waIling nigh.
pfoopinr now lis Till.
lie inks tho water qlc
Over head and shoulders
Hli'c h.rLlr s tiick.
brrta tnen, !he icHikria
W'Ia u?ou his breast,
4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

NJ OTlCE-GAEDEN SHED-Persons do
~ slrihg Garden Seed from H.. nj. Ferry &
20 or Hiram Slblsy IL Co. can procure them nv
leaving their orders with
w. +. CREIGHTON,
LED 50 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
BtE snsEs:S 10 .
FOR TIE WARM WEATHER,
LEMON ZOE CREAM,
VAN lila lGE CHhaM,
SVHh W BERRY lCE CREhM.

v NHii' tNih tEhh Nj,
SFHh W BERRY ICE CREhM
WATER ICEl
SODA WATHR.
ICE CUSTARD.
hEkNHln, - kIng street. will soil len
Cream ~ LII" sam" ratns, notwithstanding tho
ice lamine. l:a CCu'd 'vrada his cream Nv Tho
price, but h's cresm would lose tho good name
that years Of fair dealing hsvo won for il, He
asks that persons abroad ordering "Brencl.'s
Cream from third parties will assure themseIye.
That tee croan sent Is cortsin Y IRON his cs.sb-
iIstmenL u" warrants his crOsm and docs no.
wish that inferior crnhm may lniuco its repu-
thtIou.
HIS hea)thlu! hnn2-nia,n chni,isa, FREQ Of terra
alba or glucose, hayo been largely purchased
du:lrE tns past season Toth"se who have used
lhrm 40 refers i''r testimony OF their cxcoilonca
Cfosm Pulls. TsG!s mnd Pastry, Candies and
Tally a.! MI kIGds Pies srocialty, Fruits.
nut, C"rf .cti"n"ri-s. Cnromes, and Sugs,ed
FRUITS. HIS CAKES, Black, Fruit Pound.
Jo' y and Fancy. ornHmentrd and Plain src
S''i cAe"par ihaa they can ba manufactured at
homo.
iin caters fer families an! entertainments
myl2u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
HOUSEFuRNssE.INdl a1t,en>
China, Glass and QucenSwarc

We beg to call tho s.tention OF tina t-.}.,.
our new and complete assortment q! yoai. jr,.
the best man utscturers in England and FRAN
comprising English, French and oton, CAIN,
Dinner, Tos and Dessert Sets, Cups and S,,
cora, Pitchers. Cuspa,ior's Chamber Srl., R,!n.
mlan Glass Vases and Toilet $o:s, Sc. Our s!,,
comprises an extensive vsrirtl OF cvurY;hlq.
pertaining to the trade.
a full line of Glassware of overy Dissertation
Lamps, Lamp Goods. Cnimnius, GohlI:s a.,
Tumbrrs, Cut and Plain.
A full limo of Haviland & Cos. White, G,l
Bald and Decorated Ehms, which VIZ OIL. +.
lowest rates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
HOS r I {: 7 I E:R'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
Ell = ! ! ] !: r s
FOKTIFY TllESY~TEM

And Eou arn armed against dianasn. Tho iooEt
tonic for this purpose Ilostatter's Stomach Bit
torF, which renders Objection ossy and complete,
IN order. and SO genial and benefcont arc lis
effects, tina. not only is tho body invigorated and
regulated by ts use, but dependency banishoI
from tho mind.
For sale by al Druggists and Dealers eener-
aly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

ROfD'5 BAITEkl ES We have just re-.
- coived another supply Of Boyd's batteries.
"o have sold great number of tho above and
nave been informed By purchasers that thoy
laVe Derived great benefit. Price - cents No
charge for postage
myl" H. =. JEAnBEATER. & RRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21
E,eielAe. HesI'fe,ES.
rs,o ALL WHOA IT NAY CONCERN

40 ALL WAOM II MAY CONCERN.
TX rar'o Mary L. ; ions Guardian Of ks'o
Notice is hereby given that on tho lst dsy Of
the next term Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, Virginia, juno the 1i.h, $780, applica
ti"n will be made 10 the Judge of said Court
under and by virtue 1T Tho I.h and rLh sections
Of chap. TO- code loii.;. for The removal to ksp.
ldes IHrish, Louisiana, al all tho proceeds Of
salc nt real estate together with all rents accru
ing thcrctr0m. which wss Inherited by Kate
Jones. cnlld of Elcon Jones, ir, formerly of the
county Of FairtHx, Virginia.
MARY r.. JONES,
Guardian of Kate .IoneR
ny her MI rEcV. }. II Iowa. mylO-u4P
NTIkGlNIA: In tho Clerks cilica Of the Cir.
cnt Court q tina city Of AiexaElria, on The
9Th day ni May, $50.
Joseph Breeders and .lChn LannCn, trading IN.
der iha firm namn of j. Brokers & Co, com.
ulalnsrts, vs.. John V,rlnn, Joseph +. Robin
son, PnrS Agnow, Joseph Kaufman and
George Visa, trustees, and the Hclm4n Co.
oprratlve Bulldinr Association, No. =, of 81
cxandria. Va, defendants. In chaucery.
Memo. The object of this suit is to sell enough
ut John Veraon's zeal estate To pay complain
ANTS judgment Tor $40 81. with Interest from
March ID la7H. and s. 50 costs, and. if nocGs-
sarY. 10 sell tho pail sold To Icstph +. Robinson.
Tho defendant, Joseph r. Robinson, not
having entered his appearance and given
security according 10 tho &c. &C Assembly
and the rules Of this Court, and it ap-
bearing by affidavit that he is not y resident of
this State, it Is ordered that tho salt, defendant
appear here within ono month after due pllblicn-
ton OF this order, and Il" what is necessary To
protect his Interest in this suit; and that y copy
of this order bo forthwith inserted in tho Alex.
"ndriA GM:citc, - newspaper published in tho
city OF Alexandria, once y week for four sue
res'Lye weeks, and posted nj the front door Of
Tho Court House of this city A copy, test:
MOTION MAklE Clerk.
John M. Johnson, p. q. mJS-wiw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

y BBLS OATMEAL, fno and coarse ri
- csiVed to-day by
spl6 JC NJLRTTRN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

{ IHOlCE NEW YORK BUCkWHEAT
~ FLOUR received to.day by
apZl j. g. MILBURS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-21

RKOOMS BROOMSl BROOMSl 2OD doz
- brooms in etore and for salo BY
.., MCLEAN & UHLER,
100 Z &c King etraat
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-11-21

sainasunAi.

0Alna1undl.
John Williams il IN teom his ranch
In Mound Valley.
Louie Eusisr OF Tuscarora. arrived
here BY private conveyance this even.
ing.
DR.. J. J. Meiss and Miss Laura
Middleton were the passengers from
the North this evening.
G.. A. Kington. District Attorney
elect, departed for his home In. Tusea.
rora by the stage this morning.
Crowds of delighted people are at.
tracted to the Depot Hotel bar by the
seven.bouign countenancs Of Mr.. Allen
Fisher of Wells. who is at present sue
cessfully filling the Position OF miIolo.
gist.in.c chief ut that popular resort.
The Tfmss Rseiesc says . petition has
been SEM from Tuscarora to Wells,
Fargo 4 Co.'S Office asking that tho
express matter now seut by way OF Elko
be- sent via. BATTLE Mountain. That
paper IL correct in sayiugi Freight
and express matter would reach here
from the West q little sooner by the
latter route, but che Eiko stages make
the entire trip in daylight. aud over n
much better road.
Inthe matter Of tho estate Of ArchilIes
Mnhorney. To which wa ref.rfad N F.y
days ago, We have received the follow
ing letter from Tuscarora; "Cbill
Mahorney died at Carson City about
May. 1877. Ny wife knew him at Dam
vile. H.. and also in this State. BY
writing to Mrs. Carrie Ellsworth Mt
Carson City. you or his friends can
learn all the particulars of his death.
MATT SMITH.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-11-21
From Thursdays Daily.l
hlmnyunnl.

shlmaEundi.
Remember the Thanksgiving Ball.
We under stand that Mr.. John Hunter
is no better to-day.
The blsckl.g is sill maiiug trouble
for cattle owners in this co luty.
The report Of the County Auditor oc-
cupies considerable space TO day. bu.
will pay for perusal.
The is,crn Star Lodge will meet
10 night Of tho hall, at 2 o'clock, sharp.
Members should not forget.
Sacramento people are complaint g
that h weather is colder there this
week than at any time since 1872. What
they call cold was 30 degrees above zero.
II VAS 10 degrees below zero ut Elko
this morning.
The Eureka Lealcr Of the 10th snys:
"A large Ginoun, Of hny is coming in
from Huntington Valley. and several
teams were anchored on Lower Main
street last evening. The price still re-
mains at ; 8 per ton"
Humboldt county sus,ains q serious
loss in the departure OF John G.. Fall
for Arizona. The discount on bullion
was too heavy on his mills at Union
vile. and. says the Sirer STATE, she had
succumb to the inevitable"
According to the census Of 1880, the
population Of Nevada Is CO, 4O0-an in.
crenSe OF %, in ten years. Cali.
fornia has a total Of s6i, s56; Utah II4,.
600; Washington 1853; Arizona 81 $50.
Tho gain in population in the Pacific
States and Territories, in ten years, is
$40 900.
We learn by the Eureka Led4er that
Hon. II. l.. Plumnor has Just completed
arrangements with the Richmond Com.
pnny by which n large amount. OF ore
from tho l1ineral Hill mines, In
which ho IL largely interested. Is 10 he
worked by that company. The ore Is
from tho Spencer, Austin and English
Company miuos.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-11-21
AN ASYLUM ron rae INSANE
n Suggestion Relative to the
state University.

A correspondent suggests that tho
building now occupied by the State
University, at Elko. be fitted for an
Asylum for the insane! lie argues that
the University is not a success; the
people Of Nevada preierring to send
their children to private schools to be
educated. but that in justice to the
citizens Of EIko. who built the Univer.
sity, by private subscription. it ought
to be used for an insane asylum. An
expenditure OF $50 ON. in eulareing
the building and making the necessary
O ruuseiueuls Tor the accommodation Of
the patients, would be sufficient. where
as if a new asylum is erected 1t will cost
at least SlO0, 900. which tho State eau
not afford to sped for hat purpose ut
present.-SiIeer Stat.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-11-21
From Monday = Daily.l
ShimnEundI.


Next Monday tho jury will be In at
tendance. and jury trials will begin.
Last s ,turday night Murphy shipped
fifteen cars Of cattle 10 San Francisco.
Judge Watson OF Rilioai. nui Hon.
q. II. Shepherd OF Coral Hill. arc in
town to-day.
The cold weather continues, espcc.
tally after dark. The thermometer
Yesterday indicated liz degrees below
zero.
Joo Rosenstock, the popular Elko
clotbier. has just received n fine stock
of ladies' cloaks and u~ls,ers. and ladies'
aud chilirens' French WOODEN hose.
Call and examine.
Supt. W. +. Gerald. passed up the
road a few days ago. aud returned yes.
terday, going Westward. Jack Wright
Of Sacramento went out to Ogden. also,
and returned by this mornings train.
The District Court Was in session to.
day, but transacted little business out.
Sids OF tho regular routine. The trial
jurors nre summoned to be here next
Monday morning. Most Of the time,
until then, will be consumed In tho
trial Of cases submitted to the Court
without a jury.
Mr. Q. W. Hull. r. II. at Elko. has
received q letter from Danvillc, H..
enquitins for information OF one Ar.
chillcs Mahorney. who may have died
hero four cr Ave years ngo. Anyone
knowing Of his existence, or presen,
whereabouts, can forward TO this onico,
and NO will send tho information to
his relatives.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-11-21
J.. J. Gnrrecnt aud the Odd
Fellows.

AN Ouu
Fellows
The following resolutions were uuan.
imously adopted last Saturday evening:
To Me Noble Grand. Offers md BrotGers
Of ElkO Lodge; No. Is. /. o. o. e
Your committee appointed to draft
resolutions expressing our regret for the
loss by death Of our brother, J. j. Gar
recht. would respectfully submit the fol-
lowing report;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to summon from his labors upon
earth our beloved brother, j. J. Gar
recht. calling him by his omnipotrut
will to that judgment which awaits us
oil; and,
WHEREAS. The ties Of Odd Fellow
ship. which have 50 long bound US In
mutual friendship and enjoyment to our
departed friend, are severed. no more
to be reunited until the day when the
grave shall give up its dead; therefore,
Re'oird, That we sincerely mourn
the disruption Of covenauted friendship,
bearing In tcud.t Remembrance his
fidelity and do7oti0n 10 the principals Of
our order.
Re'Oir'", That We earnestly synpas
thize Sith the afflicted family aud
friends OF our deceased brother aud ten.
der them that Consolation. world can
neither give nor take away.
Ro'oicsd. That these resolutions DO
spread on the minutes OF The l. dge. and
n copy thereof he sen, to the members
OF the afflicted family; and al,o that
they be published in the DAILY INDIE
aud the Elko Post.