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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-09

oIARKsBuaa, W, Va, July Z.

t.. CLARHsBuRG, w, VA July q.
Editor IntslnEeneer:
The Democrats had their primaries here
to-day. Itseems that the friends Of James
D. Homer, for Sheriff, and John Bsssel,
for Prosecuting Attorney, got in their
work perfectly. In Clark district, Hon. E.
NJ. Turner, (Mr. Bassel's partner) selected
a list Of ten names from the number pro-
posed, and moved that they be delegates
TO the County Convention. Alter consid'
cradle squabbling 1t was carried.
II was amusing to lockers on. Ramage,
Democratic Circuit Court Clerk, opposed
Turner's scheme and offered substitute,
but he met Col. Ben. Wilson at one side,
and, alter "a few brief whispers" he in.
formed the convention that he had nc
serious objections; well, in fact, no OBJ
iections at all to Mr.. Turner'S list. Col.
Ben. is solid, you bet. They know how to
do that here. "
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Accompaniment to General arthur.

The following correspondence explains
itself:
Chester A. Arthur:
DEAR SIR: In common with all true Re.
publicans We rejoice at the happy issue oil
the earnest struggle in the Chicago Con
yention. We hail the general approval oil
its work as an suspicious omen, and &c
forward confidently to the labors OF the
canvass. We feel an especial and person.
al qualification in the fact that the ticket
selected at Chicago bears your name
Your iaithlulness 10 public duties, your
iirmness and sagacity in political affairs,
80 well understood by your fellow.citizens
in this State, have now met with national
recognition, and earned for you this well.
deserved honor.
Our efforts in your support will be
prompted, not only by political zeal and
enthusiasm, but by the warmth OF strong
personal friendship and esteem. That we
may have an opportunity more fully to
express to you our sincere congratulation
and hearty good wishes, We ask you to
meet US at dinner at the Union League
Club on Thursday, the 2sLh inst, at Z
O'clOck
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DR.. ]. P. Robson, the confidential bust
ness adviser Of General Garfield, has given
the Cleveland (o.) Leader astatementofthe
Generals financial condition. All oil his
worldly possessions consist Of house in
Washington, which cost him $1,000, for
which az the time be purchased 1t be had
to run in debt, and his farm 'Lawnfeld,"
in Mentor, O., consisting OF one hundred
and fifty acres, costing him about $4,000.
In addition to this he put about $500 in
improvements on his house and about
81 500 in stocking the farm. The total
value Of this property foots up about $780,
OlO. From this should be deducted his
debts, amounting to 5000, leaving him
possessed Of about 1900.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
GoMMIssIoNER's SALE OF. CHEZ
'CRY HILL FARM.
u,rv N. Tefrill sE f'r
SIu chAneery.

~, N.Y. F,s \ 5 e. s.... j, eA.ps',.
By virtue Of the decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio County West Virginia, entered on the 9Th day
n Inne. 1850 In the above named case tho under
signed Commissioner named In said decree Will, on
SATURDAY, AUGu.T TN, 1880,
b.xnnipg Al ioosloek \ NJ, on the premises ssli the
described real estate that 10 70 ny: tract
a Iand in Ohio county, West YirEiniA, known q
Cherry Hill Farm, Of which Samuel heC ure
died seized, bounded a. follows, yiE beein1'
Ming al Wild cherry on snort creek corner 70 WI;
ihence south AZ, west 90 poles 10 post tAence
sonth 20 west s. poles 70 fallen sugar tree thence
nn,,h TDs Nett 80 perchSs 10 40 Lh aud sugar Tree
ihenee south 2SISh, west Is 4i0 poles 70 Q post
then 3 south s3Ks east loo pole. 10 post; Themes
,outh with saWteB line II Tio pole. % pos: thence
ve. pole, q %s.S rs Ss,, sGa' Ios
"a m ~ stump thence south So, east e.lo 70
~, ar buckeye thence south 6S east % 5-l0 pole
r AZ aim. thenee north 3lo, east It's 6-l0 poles 70
| linn. thence south s0k', east 20 poles % an elm
stump, corner 10 o. Wallace, on the soqth Branch q
short creek thence 10 northern direction down sAie
ercek. With the meaudefs thereof, III 6-lO poles
Of said creek unite; thence north west l6s poles
HE place Of b ginning; containing two hundred and
TKRHs on SILE-0nt.third Of the purchaSt
MONEY. and a much more the purchaser may elect
rash In hand the residue In two equal inst4liments
payable respectively In one and Two years IRON tnt
5sy al ala With Interest from that day, purchaser
siye bopd Tor the deferred instAllmens, and the It'll
70 be retained until payment Of the purchase money
In iu'i' WILLIAM P. HUBBARD,
special Commissioner.
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espusLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

snkmFY,
GEORGE II. PARKS.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
T. }. HUGUs.
AssEssoR, CITY DISTRICT,
c. A. He, MBRlGnT.
ASSESSOR, coUsTRY DISTRICT,
r. Ii. ARMSTRONG.
HOUSE OF. pELlOAIEs,
". P. HUBBARD,
C. D. THOMPSON,
JOHN FREW,
SIMOS l., McC0ILOCH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a GARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and ndis-
cretOus Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, ae., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South America.
Send q seli-AddrOssed envelope 10 the REV. JosRfH
T. IxxAs, Station D, Eep York Guy. iai2-MvpAw
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FELLOWS Syrup OF Hypophosphites sup.
plies matter for bone and blood, rendering
1t highly beneficial for feeble children.
Sold by Logan, List 4 Go. MwT&w
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

srriAdelphiA AeCommodlt0n.- train only runs
between wheeling and TfiAdalphiA.
tDaily except sundAy-Hs Ra1k Accommodation.
tSteubenyille ACKNOWLEDGEMENT train during
tho day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and BelAlTe, stopping when required a
Sherman Hoase, AtnAVillO, West Wheeling and
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

On and after WEDNESDAY, June 2, 1880 can OF
The wheeling and Elm GroyeR 3. r Will run a iol-
lows Cans will start from each end Of the road At $50
A. :, and regularly thereafter every hAlt.hodr, unit
n O'CLOCK, ? n, except the following Trip. which
WI b omitted, Wig iI:S0 a. n; i2So and $50 p
\. On sundays the $50 and % AN. and $50 ?. n
ut Sp HI e i dine. C IEosHARr. sup,t
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DILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS, DO
DEC nsa. s aissn LS::f Asss j sSss Had
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The rl,,sbu,gn Nail meeting.

Dispatch OF vest rdaJ.
A special meeting of the Western Nail
Association was held yesterday. The
term OF suspension Of the mills recently
offered by the Association concludes next
Saturday evening, and this meeting was
called for the purpose oil considering the
ACCESSIBILITY Of resumption. There was
a very full attendance, 20 mills having
their personal representatives on hand
a. d several Others being represented by
proxy. Although no definite action was
taken, the meeting was q very interesting
one iGom the interchange OF views upon
THE OUTLOOK,
and the expression Of sentiment that was
given. The situation was calmly talked
over for some hours, after which it
was decided lnat as the regular meeting
Of the Association is to be held on next
Wednesday it would BIZ injudiciOus TO de.
eide until then. From the sentiment OF
the manufacturers which cropped out in
the meeting yesterday, as the matter Is
represented TO our reporters by some OF
the members Of the Association, 1t seems
almost certain that
THE SHUT DOWN WILL CONTINUE.
The reasons for this are that the iron
market is slifTening up, there are scarcely
any stocks ON hand. and the feeling is that
card prices can be- obtained. The reports
from the various sections that were repre-
scented at the meeting showed that the
stocks everywhere were barren, and that
while jUbbers were unwilling TO purchase,
in the hope Of still further reduction, yet
MUCH INQUIRY
was being made Of the manufacturers,
The members from the West reported
that the card OF the Iron Association,
which had not been maintained for some
time, was now quite closely adhered to In
most localities, and while there was no
immediate prospect of an advance the
fact that the card rates could be obtained
was OF itself infusing new life into the
market. 1t seemed to be the general feel
ing that no reduction would be made in
the card rate at the meeting next week,
but that on the contrary further suspen-
sion-if necessary to convince the people
that the Association means business
would be ordered.
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lIIlONAL. REPUBLICAN TICKET,
Presidential Electors.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

,TnE OovEENos,
GEO. C. .sTURGl s, Of Monougaha.
,uPruxrESpENT OF TREE SCHOOLS,
A. L. PURlETON, Of Wood.
ATTORNEY oENERAL,
GEO. B. CALDWELL, Of Ohio,
AUDITOR, -.
JOHN 8. CUNNIEGhAM, Of KAnaWhA.
TREAsURRR,
RICHARD BURKE, Of Monroe.
SUPREME JUDGE,
EDWIN MAXWELL, Of Harrison
ToR coSORISS,
Ia, pt,thst-JoHE A, HUTCHINSON, Of Wood.
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1ha cnnsiltuiIonaI Amendments

COu,t tutIoual Amendment. Article elsht-f0'
RauheaIiOn. a.,
Constitutional Amendment, Section Ihif'een' Aiu
Gle thIe,-FUr BGiilrHiiOn.
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spreads her sails, or Nature produces hsry-tintet
hair, or Time sheds its white spray on human heads
Cristadoro's Hair Dye
wins "gOldsn opinions from all sorts Of people, and
can never "go by the board" while 1t Is held desirable
by man or woman to be comedy.
Manufactured byJ. CRlsTADoRo. No. % william
st., New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied By
all hair drassera hwHdv
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MARRIED.

LIBLER-GAUDrNG.-on Monday, July s. 1880,
at Martins Ferry, Ohio, BY the Rev scholte GEoneE
LIBLKR, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and SOPHIA GAupiSo,
daughter Of Carl Gaudiug, ESQ Of Martins Ferry.
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ON THE TOPM0ST WAVE
THE GOOD SHIP JRUT

OF popularity, without a competitor, deiyiug cor
tItion, aud bound to flourish as lOnga
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- THE wonKINanANy POLITICS.

The Record or the Democratic Party as
the Friend OF Labor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
yvAo ia Responsible .

The Pa.nix E1Dusifor has wrigg.ed iis spins. column nearly of in it's frantic en- lclTars 30 saift the responsibility for the pl,sage of the Rii.rold and Lottery bills from the shoulders of the Democracy, where lt beiolss, and place u On the backs of the RepuD.icau,; and th!s in the face og rke record which fas:ens it here it belongs ss lightly as 1T it bad grown CT been glued There. a1d there it will have to remain. Tae record is stubborn thing. and cruelty persists in saying that Hon. C. H. Gray, tBe veteran Democrat If MaIicopa, i- tIe father cf the raiiroad bill. having intro Iuced # and urged its passage in the Coun- ell. and tiat Hon. Fred G. Hughe-, lhe essiiag Democrat of the Territory, and tLe ia'e Charm 4a of tEe Democratic Convention. which CIHveution, by the way said nothing in platform against these outrageous i'ilis,
 introduced and urged the passage of the Lottery bil.
 The ExpositOr, which means 10 be right, n do1O;, is not quste informed about these matters, and is not aware tha; the late Legis-
 atgre which passed these bills was largely D-mocr=lic. And again it always negects tJ chronicle fact, which we copied from the record, viz: that II. ". Stewart voted for Hami;ons amendment 10 the F. k bii, which would have lei; tLe matter oi issuing bonds To vote of the people. r. tlis policy MT. Stewart is committed by his vote in the Legislature and by his endorse n D, oi the Republican platform, which postiye.y asserts the same doctrine and op position to all subsidies without such vote, wh .ress ihe Democratic platform, in defer enc, no doubt, to the feelings of ihe lead CTS, whose record the party is bound 10 re s Iec;, is entirely silent on this important q Iesiion.
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LEGAL
Ne.ice Q Appl eatIas. f.r Is..ent.
UNTrlu sTsrFs tssD 0FIs,r.

UNITE I STATES f.aT u rFE.sF
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 Iss.tis1 t,,a s- .sc4L.7 15 -s--- sh--e- ss A-x a f., c1ur-e af t.s cen s-5 % sf IaeEa- ussI.t. e-aait.atE cd s-l- tts-re~ te aes. 90 Isz- | ser al-1~ % trfs'-as lt f-= cz-fl, and tk> g.iss i1es.iaa go .ess ta ef aa. SheFe !. sss sa .k- grand sr It..e .-tft F--rs=i z. sa. l. .sz -zs .s-lf-. zEa .> t rcs i s'ess 2's it hish- TEssc -ag ass- h ai 1s 2 Lor-srs ef c zEa isfe n C. ~I. cog u c..fll Ns.a sEt tE tAr erueod Ersatl seae l-z ,-ss- i7ser 'asssed a. No. ?. and TIss.-- N $ ss- 70 1..a. v aIsas boundary of elsza sls ft @ >r gf c-sr eiFfr i- sst ia the lrous lrsal.- stone tenI-sla ltasus. z4sked N Ne d srf .s 1.f .liat1sa rf e1..e ft EiEh.
 Car-c. > s- ees. F slaI.e "css beuEssry si.im 2sk fret. ws.zr @ Tf-s 1i- bsg4aisry of skSks. sas. c.a.a6. .-t Na sa. As-e - ss the srezsa ral-'s s- ia- tNl13f iir1' 'a=rksa a- No ( ta4 q. i,a-i Ig,lsusi .t sa14e .i asz-.
 Tasrr q a G. Eli-a Q -l-aF ealsn'k.y line be- t~r1 Savage @r1 Aa.if -s l---' fes tap poins sas-s ts- usasa s ct calm g ,rses f-.. tuaai3sy ot Sar- rse; ut-Fctasa Y s c7f sf c-lss'. v-'er- s srs . N. Sc-S "a is sa- Hss-l tf s.aur 2'S ss sh. aa- ta.- r-ral- S as-ssai &suuns.st No {. Rae i.a lr.s-l sr --tf4 lss9. bears s3 -e- Ial. C. .i ~r-Il-s t.l.f- sf...i- asEo ln li As s f-faalsa t-g >i- c-r tp Nasase aias clsili, he--r -- -f-. ~ ets l i'e sistsat fae,les 4i 1-l-. a1 ast l-- tc-G1IE cg elaiua ssS ft ta Ai ala N cad os Ai'l sf t.frtanfus. cssliaa l- rs tv Acre. cam s Tecasssesl la tLs s-t oI i.sr s.s-rs st -t-.. a-ty. 4. T. ia Booz 1. Msu,-, fG-a e,l.
 Any z.l 70 E,rs1a-s .alsias .ssars.;y -zy po-tisa 0l -sd f3ao siar cs s--i -'.c -r0cE.: ga aeEesns- -s-y-ss r-lgtri ts s s..er stvcr-e e.inns Eith ytr fefstsr ct l N La. c-Grr q Prescott, fu the frsrto-y e4 t-----.s, 11--s :e= sixty cays period uf i.ilrafse Etr.a4 tlly l.4 te O@sr~4 of sirtu- 0f tAc p-5sssl ms s: ts.e z.ssi-s-
 D-. H. KELLY. Register.
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Notice of Al plIsariun Ter Pat. mt.
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 NOTICE i- srr,tv siss 'ist N,-HSTst. Tso--. vhcss P. o. as4lzgs- F1fu.-. Na-.aC-. ,,aursv, nA Tsrri.ors has Als -y ;.e a-- sFp.c-g'o8 fcE T. s. Patel.s ter Fltscfn tgsaFt9 5fU ...tar fesx If rsyars &iae vsIi iss-.u g-aoux fusal- with e,.,. fac ground Ess.r HuEostc tE frsi M slflh. sizSte N4ng and hsa tha g ls-zy Mining District aes astsd Ds the 4lat Ngt-- and 'sai Flat hie i .his JrlcF L.- Nl ss M tia Lands sss Jn.t@a ta;es. sat l1f No. a. 5ins described As fo.loss. to-Vit: EsEi3,.oa if de-. ial4. .4s;.
 Htg.uT.ng at lucsaer Hs-tE'. tnenoe :. Al deg. l.. A,l ife r.G~-c ef the vein 90 fl ic usni Of st. ue cu NsltA su5s-a-F. lrs.
 ThsIsr S- fi ,tss llIl- N. s4sE,s \ i.sga isrr of cIs1m .si' feat ts N- N. ccrtsr O: ,--lfl Shsrs .uesr-. rkei ~. V. N.. .tIi is h.it . stor- 2t % hgh. hss~. ss arr 70 min. H along V bDgsu a.s o Ga a 1 -f '1 F cs o c.sln, afs is s if tt-. Ef1f.- sit --e tftrx~ iaeAts marked x. So 2 a-l i Bad saaall oi f "a Z-. z E.sa. Laea-e s5 1.-, 5j a,ll 4,as ~sl A boa; day uf Eaif. H t-aH~ O. or et rtr. rErle = eff t, ths Eraaa1 Fs-. .te stone lGNia1 e. t-cl-H- nl-Et.d ro-h -lf9 Nt ll4- a1a su 2 -a ls luil; :-osGi of s;oUr it E l.
 Ta,ure V s8dez s' uia. E. a'oaz < boundary os claim 5p fet sp N p. e.r os ,l-s vA-r- is s-t "a ths rouad "a Tol& itXl l6 lsclss. nzssrd \. V. So e as. |. a t4 iat aUnd os zt54e - ii nigh.
 From tslE tte t. s. 4iuer.. Monument No I Has rz bssr1 t rsiailt t-l71 ia iss.. hr4rs .. s9 dcs 8. ss.t. sf--1-i71 caas4s a. ant Al-., mIa llg claim, Ut S1 q. bare N IG3 .t d s.AB.. T@ear. e. .sl. go Hlt. H. laf q niouurunft of .tgn. el no-th h',1i-19 and pec Q; hegtE;us. Con- Tnt. ela1 is reco-tsdin i,r o e i tae Bcear,.- of Aa-sl-l. fos.ly- B. tl etk S. e of mines. .sgs ciI. tny sr- si ftrr1fs c i.' s.i-Css ' sny Ior- tsiure as-,- -a-e -s J.s's -.t a -ti-aas c.ziT lil gr . leg a f- D.. t4la tf.,+ lt ifesco.f. ln f1e ssrriftry vt t ,.f' tr 2 ,ys s'.Fcl og .'l eaton aess1f, n- taCy s -a -ral s.fsss us
 1.IiIIA.' ;,. RELY.
 iiEoisTEE.
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WHAT SERVANTS VOTE COSTS

If the editor of thc Democrat is morally, as be is legally, responsible for the batch Of nonsense published. Monday evening, under the heading "Wnat s,cwart's Vote Costs, he will probably De ashamed, a, journal ist, of reputation far ftirncs- al iae Fid'cu- lous sophis;ry ], coa.-.ns, VEea h's a.ten- ton is called t1 ii
 Every one kuoa- tdat Judge Tucker l. too wiley a politician, aBi tao saslcion' @ lawyer ana maa, not Go kaoH that Ste~srts $. nor Gray's. Dor Bshanr, nor Roves, nor Hughes'. nor aHy of ta. Hu,es. large ma iority of which were those of leading Dem ocrats. hy which tle Railroad bIH passed the Lesislatura, "aa.'s" the people cent. The very first question P-opau-ied by tbe pretended interviewer of John Lloyd is s0 manifestly the work oi a novice, that the wonder is that the Judge 4ii got detect and reject il. as .a insult io ihe inieiii- gcnoe Of hls rcadcrs
 "Wha; wou.i be tae additional tax asks the interlocu;o-. "pr5y.i.d the A- C. R. R were ngsr al Prescott. aaa .lc ho4js issucu.' etc. This question !s asked % ascertain what Stew.rt's vote uast=, s> ,. the con nndrum were f.ct. .a-;aai af 8 supPo-! ton: or a, if. iLlccJ. lt were possible ta build the road ia d aiaa;e. and bring 1T q" Prescott "n1a." or at any tune before tho cxp,ration of the rmc fixed by iaw for the property og the R. r. Co. ;o become taxa bic, ard thu, by the addition of perhaps million or more or taxaDle property Co the County. reduce, instead oi increase, the rate of taxation.
 This interview ], a good companion story to the familiar one of the girl who nearly cried her eyes out nhcn she looked in thr oven and rhongat hoH horrible if would be if she were married and had dear E;ilc baby, snd the jear lgtie baby were roasting in inc oveu.
 The girl proposition IS one not likely L" occur without previous prcParaiiou' but not more improbable than that railroad i5O miles long IS t9 spring up like mush- room in q night, iu order 70 enjoy immu- ui,y from taxation for two years.
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No,ice Of spp',cpt,en ger Pas.ns.
UNITED -TaIrs TsNu OFFICE.
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Isr=,1ft A. T., Ju-y sa. ls c. NOTICE IS q f,I HY ofFEa 2 AT SAIlI sNrFt. ~ Lors, vha=e 3. e. 1tdr.ss ls ItsIlk. Mare rs ul.s ti-Uts 1rf,r7H. iss thla Gay led li- sTpsi- sf sae s.i ks,,tz r...s 5e t-l. ts5sss f--.- ss ueir-s, Ni'h su-izz. af.'ld sgGis-d Ge, feet in iaR btHfrtt telaty % s-fN @ ssa 1'Frtlf! of Ari aud asau rL .is- -1af as. sy shs c and JflciE i.-.. Eif t- 41 tt. ss Lv- Ne. si. In uusar yes is'-. file sa1t rsi.t1 sfsfe~ me slla l-t Ne q rtIll -sgt.,a .o!fy va: YA- rst4 a, ltLsF E.a tsEt
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 AfF -Le ca fr-ou- c.- i a-v rely any portion of 6 4i ts rl- aI,z IIs C ssii i lnug uud here Int fore cr-trlie r,ruirtd t0 H rhair aSysF.e cls in "- fte lrfls.sr %; t.e C. and Dftoe, f,s''l i1 h. Ter l;ory .f Arizona. during the So days erod Ct F. bilCaf ntrrsf they Wil barred sy virtue of t,is Frus -s4aus of ths s;atls,e.
 J! L-haaI WILLIAM N. l.. LLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
Voice from Alexandra.

ED MINER:-I have long thought of dropping you few lines whic.I hope you Eii! publish in your paper. Why is II that nearly ali the men (outside of PrescotD are a1t allowed day of rest each week as well IS they are outside of the Territory of Ari zoua} II is useless tO look at t nn the ground of religious scruples, I am sorry to say; buJ why not on the ground that men need that amount of resti Just think of men b9ing expected to work every day without rest. If man is fortunate 10 obtain work year after year. For men who are mining this is very trying, much worse than for those who are working Tn stores. am we'll aware of the excuse given in some cases that the water must be kept out oi the mines, but these cases are rare, not the rule. There Is no necessity for this, but men must do this or have their places filled 5y others, stil! they are obliged by want oi rv-i and siekBess 10 lose as much time, ia many cases, &, il they did not work on Su1- days, just for the needed Test at the cnd of the ek. Arzona is within the United s.a'es. sli.l the law is not enforced winch tolbids thls Sabbath breaking. Why not p.,i-ion the owners of mines, stores and shop. agd all, thus beneftiing the whole Territory, and above all ose all saloons.
 ARIZONA.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
Pensions

Shy vgduf co injury, any d.@a-e. however slight the a sa5alIy. entities solder i the lAle war to a pension. tGuussaos !sr entitled. PBssfoA- HE sIN EaI EEgIN EaCE AT TrsE, ,f uIsCHsEgE- Nidoss. tEi.lrI uut-e- -lHtsr- ltars eel tIsusut Moihcr- CTS. also Lr0targs and ~its-= under tgenty-o-r years eEtIt.-l Go p-uriIa. Pension laws more ler4I ta formerly sul many entitled to better ate-. &-ly syt ,lf.tyd tO bounty aud d. not ruoy lt.
 VIA Trc,ure Ia'sa.s fo- inventors, both in this con ty aa- -i sHe,.Te. ATg .t once.
 HaF.uI haI ErFr-s- years lsIrs iH tEe largest Law and -rI lit-e t4 A a-lif ztgl D f qua antse s4tIs jon saving you to 3 months time, than ty cl-I ofug vita aitsTles z H=hinRtot. Sc.d tvu stInl for FrEsiou aud uuty laws md n- si!UciiYus.
 AppAy-s-TAYE.oa FrTzsEuALD, Attorney al LaV Uiictcr O: IT. <. Claims, WINFIELD, RASsAs, Lock Box lG- My2i