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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
THURSDAY.

Save money by buying .from L. Bashford < Co.
 Jake Miucr's train, loaded with Eastern bacon for wM Blfum, unloaded this morning.
 Marshal Do lson sold, ~ public auction today, three yagrant 5l-ros, for which the sum Of $?2 was realized.
 We understand that F. \. Stanley, Of the Mutual Mining Company, has purchased the property formerly or aai by Paul Weber iU West Prescott.
 George Tauag's ;cem arrived today from Magicopa v.,a .-.e51 l.s of merchsndise for C. r. Heal ,, C5. Light days were con sumej h making Inc nip from NaricoPl. T.ls a,.ca,.aa @. usr seal:rs is respect fully iuTi,,i D ;ae advertisement of Mr. M4.:iuj.,l -A5 B te iacs. ageH; ol ihe puoais a4a >.,r E..e I4suraaoe Companies. B.5crt G-rsil,. 8 hard working granger tram KiEalaaj Faiigg, is ia to0n. Robert informs Us ;l.at ;Aa; the grass is growing nicely. .n thc ya!.ey aud around the section where he Egcs.
 The cntcr,aiamcnt ta be given by tue Markham troupe or Saturday evening, will be the plcasantest performance given in this city for long time. Tickets can be pro- cured at the usual places in town. Secure a reserved seat at once.
 Senator David Davis. of Illinois, who has been prominently mcationei as a candidate before the Democratic National Convention, expresses the opinion that he stands no chance of a nomination, from the fact tha; Tilden has stocked the cards and will name the successful man.
 Vim. Clark, of Lynx Creek, states that the water supply Is not very abundant du-- ing the cold weather now prevailing. ]. J. Jackson is reported as having discovered mine Of almost pure sulphur on the creek Plenty Of green grass growing in the hills, and stock improving.
 T. w Otis, who, by the way, is one of the mos; attentive officials in Arizona, has received his new commission on parchment as r. NJ of Prescott. IL has nice large Ted seal and attached Is the autograph ot President R. E. Hayes. When we first dis covered the immense document, we were seized with the impression that il was our appointment as commissioner of Alaska. 1 Mr. John T. Iiogue. the General Superiu- tendclt ot the S5n,a F. stage linc and MT Ben Baker, Division Superintendent, are in town. We learn that Congress has made ] the necessary appropriation for this line, the opposition of the Expositor to the con- trary notwithstanding. Although MT ] Hosue has received no instructions from Mr. Walsh ia regard topassing, over the ] line, the committee Of citizens recently ap- pointed to confer wiih tho representative. of the \. T. ts $. F. R. R. O., he will never theless assume the responsibility of issuing passes to such of ,he gentlemen of ;he com. mittcc as dcsiF, to make the journey.
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LOOKING OUT FOR THE POOR.

While it is true that the Sisters of St. Joseph have received a very liberal amount from the County, for the takiag care of the Indigent sick, it is equally true that they have fulfilled their trust with that care,
 kindness and motherly devotion character is,ic of these ladies, who have thrown worldly pleasures and gain aside.and gone forth in the land 10 minister unto the poor and bcrcaved. For what they have done they are entitled 10 much credit and con- silcra.iOn. We have never heard patient who has come forth from their care express
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Wall pip,r D cts. roll at Geo.I S. Porter'-

Wall paper D cts. roll at GeoI s. Porter-
 300 cases 150o fire test Security coal oil just received at l.. Bashtord f Co.
 100 pair Of those elegant white and col ored four point blankets, just opened at l.. Bashford jS Co.
 Welsh Rarebit, Yorkshire Rarebit, Golden Buck, at the Cabinet
 Get your Boots and Shoes at the only reg ular Boot and Shoe Store in Prescott. X. j NaSou's, next door to the Arizona Bank.
 Holiday suits and large stock of men s clothing and frrnIshlng goods just received at l.. Bashiord k Co.
 100 cases boots and shoes direct from ihe manufacturers just received and for sale cheap by L. Bashford & Co.
 Go to Geo. <. Porter * Co.'S, east side of Plaza, for furniture and everything needed for Y CUT homes.
 Ladies, Misses and Children's fine shoes made to order andwarranted to please the most fastidious. and al san Francisco prices al 4. J. Mason's, next door to the Ban k.
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Ordinance No. 20.

Be it ordained by the Common Council of the vii- lAge of Prescott
 SEC I; There shall be assessed and collected no1thly each gaHiag-tAble or apparatus of any kind tuch monte, PassiAro. pass-monter ron- deaH, roulette tweuty-obe, dice. red and black or rouge ct nOir Ansquenetts any other banking os whatever name. license tax Oi fifteen dollars.
 SEC 2. That If any proprietor, -uperiutendent, cerE, agent servant of a1y house or place where spurious malt liquors sold. shall permit any hcehsed game to be played ei her with cards dice, ally device subsitu for thc same, he shall ysOu thereof before the Recorder be fined not less than twenty i've nor more than three hundred dollars.
 SEC .. If any unlicensed person shall Eeep gamO- ling table apparatus oi any kInd whatever, such faro, monte, passfarO, psssmOnie rondeAu, roulette tvcuty-One, dcc reugr et uoir, lansqpenetts, other banking game Q; whatever name, shall, cen- yic0n hereof before the Recorder, be lined in any not less than twenty-five more than three hun dred dollars.
 SEC, |. Any pers1n playing CT betting al sarh Gn- licensed game games mentioned in the preceding section, shsi conviction thereof before the Re- corder be med n any not lees than ten more than hundred dollars; and it snail be sufficient proof that the accused did commit of the acts mentioned, without t being necessary to prove that money anything Of value lost won by any person. VIM. N, KELLY,
 ATTEsT: Mayor.
 CHis. B. RUSH, Recorder. ms
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Ordinance No. 2I

Be it ordained by the Common Council of ths Village Of Presc rtt:
 SECTION I--Any person or TsrsOns who shAd after the 23d day 0f March, lsri, discharge sHy srexTus any description any nre-crsckers, smoss or sny fireworks of any kind, character, d@~cription whatever, within the corporate limits of the Village sh te guilty of nisdeTneaIIor, ASd upon conviction thereof shal us med a Lees than ten nor more than Three Hundred Doars.
 Sec. 2.The MArshAl sha al all times and upon all ooca- strictly enforce the provisions of the preceding sect on by promptly arresiing al persons guilty Vf violation thereof.
 sec. 3.-secuon Of this ordnance shA1 DO; ie SO construed prohibit any rum shooting dss- tructive animals within upon his enclosure.
 ATrEsT. NiN. KELLY, Mayor.
 CHAs. E, RUSH, Recorder.
 Prescott, March 2, iSS1-5tw.
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There is abundant promise of another storm in the lowering clouds. Reports from the mountains show that there is a great deal ofsnow on the north side of the ranges. There is apparently no diminution in the flow of water in the creeks. Another snow storm will give us enough moisture for the entire season.
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Relative to the grammatical communi- cation published yesterday, lady cor respondent writes us as follows:
 II say that that hat that that boy had in his letter was wrongn
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From the Little Colorado.

We were pleased :o meet in our town to- day, Bishop George Lake, of Brigham city, who arrived per blackboard this morning. NIT. Lake is not only bright star in the church of the Latter Day Salrts, but social ly very genIal gentlemen. He informs Us that the cIops planted last fall are looking nicely and the indications are favorable for a large crop thi. coming summer. The heath of the settlement Is good.
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Ordinance No. 22.

Be it oElaized sy the C5maiJa Council of the Village of Prescott.
 SEC. Any EeEacu V hJ shah hereafter, within the Et0raEa .lll, gs t1s NlL=zs Of 4reaca&t. keep llErtlu, belsl~ ca iulnGle of. saAl any wsy contribute to sle port uf E4y l-zar house ro0ul si.eye lgEl s sl2l i g1-rr E-rsgh assemble ie Il-qase af smoking 5gll iIah4iiI1g The fgaaos il=Feats sad. l ars.-l su.l;y oi s2is1sae@aov "a ss4I bs Laad a saE gf -Jt is. tAAa ten EluFr .A4a one lsl.-1.I - I.--ss. H&. x. KELLY.
 ATrErf, NAycr
 CRAs. D. I.csa. Recorder. Lnf-Sx
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Tho German Republicans of New Tor

The German Republicans of New York dcC lare against the action of their country men in some of the States for opposing the third term candidacy of General Grant. The opposition 10 Grants nomination seems to weaken in force, day by day, where it had great deal of strength while back and the country can confidently prepare to welcome his recently into public life as the President of the Republic.
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Assessment Noflce..

To GEo THsssHKR ssed hi. beirz or agent. sae A. J. MOores 1 s-.-.'- I9 i1 ~tf =, ' You are hereby notisai that have expended sss hundred dollars in labor aad nprovsmeats upon the frst S0-th Extensirn of the 8rsy Es<is mias- ger District, YavApal county AffEouA tE order k hold the said premises undes the provisions cf sscfson 3S Re- yi-ed Statutes cf the rui.e StatsI and within ninety day. after this notice hy publication yoo f.ii CT Sfuss contribute yonr proportion of sneh sfFeBdurs e eo-oxners your interests in said claim sid bscorrz tse property of the subscriber under said sesgn Sz1s,
 JOHN L. TAYLOR, : Prescott. A. T., Feb. |, IssO.--soas tssel 1slsfl
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Wanted.

girl c.- romAn tc de FsnsrrI house <ork. To conpe.eut person good wages viii D. Isss- sppsy the Tragic Market. ..,...-- .., g.L- HALL Prescott, Feb. !, iSs8. ''' -'. ' " -'''i' :.
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NOTICE.

All persons Knowing themselves indebted to us will please call and settle between now and the 4ih of March, as after that date ac- counts will gointo the hands Of our attorney for collection. 'S v. r. B. BRANTEN sk, RRo4s1i
 Late Post Traders. whipple Barracks, Feb. E, 1880.
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BRIDSHIW HDSPITILf TIGE AlININ CAMP |,

This Hospital has bt en etahiishei n the Brsdshzs Mountains for the medical and surgical of such may apply. Tue HuspIzl csmplste u every Vssental asd being enieus to the Pes silver Prince, Black NArrlfr and the in the IIptnP Camp f ls be heyed that this rIase v D. 0ve con Fseace to the miners and oliIer- employed A-opt camps Any who sick ulgF~a invited t0 SritC or cal and sce ule. WAREEN [. DAY, M. D., H
 SUKsEox N CHAHGH.
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HsA Frs..sr, CT couaposnA.

ORDINARY ENGINE compounded vhe1 aavl<ahla
 STEAM boILE 2s -pETtoai2E sfteufiSa gwen to ths quality of the slascrzAl wogkaz=-lsklp 3aG none bg nrst-elzss Eork I.FsGsEaas3.
 WATEH FIPE, pf SollcF CT shsst iroE, os say siEs, made Ia suirzlif elish for coEnscsinx together, shs rulssi, Ecsd and p4eks1 fer ship. sGt, ready t1 be r3sltasl tee Esasaud.
 HYDRAULIC AfNETiNG- BosAsr wurk zna w4tes pipe made hy this essAb2ishrasat. invited by hy- ir~c rIystins HEtAns-y, that gaAlity of SoTk ssEg far sJisFao- Q hand ugrk.
 PUMPs-fcs EiliaE Of any capacity and Of any styir Our sryis gf d-sst- uzpound engines, NEth cGpas Eur us p1Iufsh particularly s1aed. Ne refer is iaose la use. nod having boeE brgksa aesu.
 DIRECT ACIfSts ENGINES for anAerVrouna s7rk, Trigz11 cy <sfrrssrks purposes hulis N1fh the ecl-a-4.o5 DaVeg vaNS meti0H. sgperlor to any azhsr.
 MINING MACHINERT-Cluzrt l.slls, pzns, h.allers. F4ztEe -azclnsTy, sinking ho4 gins enssaes other lE..oElHerf ifsstIrf1s sSulatEs
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Letter List.

The following is list of letters remain. ing in the Prescott Postoffice for the week ending March 9th.
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(. R. NARTINDELL.

AGENT FOR PRESCOTT AND VICINITY. Oihce with Southern Pacific and Prescott Peck and Tiger Stage offices, Prescott, A. T. Prescott, March {, lssJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ENGINES 8 BOILERS,

RUuDERs OF STEAM MACHINRY IN ALI IY DrEEehes- Steamboat. sieAzs.sAip cad land
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CHIPS.

Conference jams are nothing COM
pared with that OF Monday.
d. G. Dnnbar's address lie z Cathe-
dral street, Glasgow. Scotland.
Lead has bounced up little once
more, and now commands S44.
Silver quotations on Monday: New
York, LA; Salt Lake, Liz
Firecracksr and rocket &C, ideuts
were plentiful on Sunday and Mon-
day.
1t is generally believed that the
Fourth wal the hottest day OF the
year.
John Bennett has been appointed
postmaster OF American Fork, Utah
County.
There will be a general meeting of
the Seventies, in the Council House.
this evening, ALSO.
The interior of the City Hall is
being reprinted, rewhiteWashed, and
renovated generally.
The value OF bullion shipments on
Tuesday aggregated in value $50
969 Sc. Row's that tor Ugh.
Mccormick & Co. report the stor-
mont Company put out. during June,
sos. 1874 IN precious me al.
One would hardly have known the
streets on Tuesday after the dissp-
pearauce of the Fourth crowds.
The Supreme Court will meet again
this afternoon at . O'Clock when the
delivery Of decisions is expected to
commence.
There will be q meeting of the
Tabernacle choir at the usual place
this evening at 2 o'clock. y practice
on pieces for the rwenty-fourth.
There will be meeting of the gen.
eral committee on the cele bration foy
the Twenty-fourth ii. 7.30 O'Clock.
when a full attendance is expected.
General Butler, warden of the
Penitentisry, is able to move around,
though slowly, but his foot in which
be ran the needle, a week ago last
Friday, Is still in a painful condition.
al cabinet makers wishing to take
a part in the celebration on the
Twenty-!ouIth OF July will please
meet at Il. Dinwoodey's furniture
store. Thursday evening, at $50
o'clock sharp.
Upnolsters OF this city are respect
fully requested to meet at q. G. MI.
upholstery room, joining the carpet
department, Wed nesdsy, July 9TH, at
$50 p.m., TO take steps for the cele.
bration OF the TWenty-fourth of July.
:. P. Neve.
James Carter was pardoned from
the Penitentiary on Monday. He was
sent up for three years or the charge
Of grand larceny, and hss fnl. ed
bis time, with the deductions allowed
oy the copper act for good behavior.
Where they are deserving General
Butler allows the act to operate from
the time the sentence is passed when
that proceeds the passage of the act.
With tender meaning in his eye
"If you love me as love YOU"
Said Mr.. Boyle 10 Miss Frye.
The priest shall straight unite US
stew"
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TAYLOR Dead.

About six months ago young man
named Rufus Taylor accidentally shot
himself in the head in his bed at
Salina. Dire. Benedict and Pipe at
tended the young man, and on prob
ing the wound found tle bullet had
entered his brain, and his life was
naturally despaired OF. However, be
was treated and began gradually to
improve. and be wRs taken TO Provo
and cared tor by DR.. Pike. He con-
tinued TO recover steadily, though the
bullet still remained in ais brain, and
the patient complained only that one
side OF bis head vas heavier than the
other. After remaining with Dr.. Pike
some time ha bad so far recovered
that he returned home, and con
rnued TO grow better aud better
steadily, until he appeared to Re as
we'll rs be ever did. On the ID oil
July DR.. Pike returned from a visit
to Taylor, at Little Salt Greek, and
states tAst the patient had been
doing very well ever since his return
home, eating well, sleeping well, and
feeling comparatively full OF
life. The wound had ceased to
discharge about three weeks previous,
and he-led up 10 spite of Efforts to
Keep it open. About twelve days ago be
commenced to complain Il az his head
panied him; be also began to Vomit,
and lost bis appetite. aud gradually |
became stupid and sleepy. He would
arouse when spoken to and answer
questions inielligeDtly but reluctantly, |
and would 1T once fall back into his |
former condition. The pain in his
lead was not confined to any par
ticul4r part. sometimes being on one
side, sometimes on the other, down |
the neck, and above the eyes. DR.,
Pike opened the wound and probed
down the track of the bullet to a
depth Of three inches, but failed to
strike the bullet or discover any
matter.
On the morning Ofthe Fourth DR..
Pike received word that Tayler had
lied. The Letter stated that be
seemed to improve alter DR.. Pike
eft him, but awoke about O'Clock
1h the morning Of the Attn, COM
of a terrible psin in the head
md back, with vomiting lasting
about 8 hours. then gradually eased
md died without struggle about 10
,'clOCk. 1t is pity that an examina-
ion could not have been made OF this
'eung mans head. az it would be of
invaluable service in future cases.
This instance is really remarkable.
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Z. Auerbach & Bro.

ANNOUNCE that their entire stock
must be closed before removal. Note
the following prices ss q proof o.
their intentions:
Choice Spring Silks at Coo.
Black Lyons and Colored Silks from
Coo. up.
Colored Cachmeres, wide. at 45c.
Extra Quality Cachmeres st 55c.
Black Brocade Silks from 81 up.
Partisan Brocade Dress Goods at 374c.
Iron Grenadine, 2 yards wide, at Use.
Black Parasols at Eastern Cost.
Extra Inducements in Housekeeping
Goods.
Our Spring Doluans must be closed
out at some price.
Bargains in every department.
ieI2 2. AURRBACH d BIO.
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IT Is TRULY WONDERFUL

10 see what Improvements now exis
as compared with railway travel only
lev years ago. To become convinced
Oh thls' one has only to select for his
route East, the popular and Well-known
CHICAGO d NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
You are Landed by the Union Pacific
hallroad In the Union Depot at Couu.
Gil Gil bluds, where stands the G. & NJ
". Palace Train. composed of Pull.
man Hotel Care, Pullman Sleeping
CCa's, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars,
etc, ready to convey its passen.
gers through Iowa and Illinois, and
into Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over tee superb track of steel rail
through thriving cities and villages,
comfortably seated il this train, one
scarcely discovers the high rate OF
speed which he is riding. Trains OF
this road are always on time, con-
necllons sure, and passengers seek
Ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
ease In travelling, viii End the
NortA-Western" IN excess of their
expeditions, and the Creates of ail
Routes to Chicago and the East. In
slst upon TicEet agents selling you
Tickets 1ia this Road; all Agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets, and
Ieiase to buy if they do not read owe
this Road. II you wish the Bes
travelling Accommodations. you vii
buy your Tickets by this Route
L. AND WILL TAKE NO OTHER
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TIE BOARD OF Examiners for Salt
Lake County, will hold a meeting in
the Twentieth Di.frict Schoolhouse,
Saturday, August Tin, 1880. at 10
am. for the purpose of nominating
normsls for the ensuing academic
year of the University. It ia desired
that all applicants for nomination as
normals will be present On that occa-
sion.
At the same time and plaza q
public examination will be held Of
applicants for Certificates as Teachers.
Those persons who expect to teach
the ensuing year will please take
notice and avail themselves OF this
opportunity for obtaining Certificates
T. B. LEWIS,
o. II. RIGGS,
]. B. TORONTO.
Board of Examination.
iva
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Union Mills, Logan.

Thatcher & Sons, proprietors. Mill
lifted up with the most approved ma
chInery. Brands of -four unsurpassed
10 the territory. Warranted to give
satisfaction. Flour merchants, con-
tractors and the public generally
would do well to try our Renowned
Excelsior Family Flour - 1t recon.
mends itself. Our "SnoW Drift"
brand is the finest -four in the mar
Ket, and our facilities for handling
and shipping are first class, as We
Duy our wheat for cash and in large
quantities. ALI orders entrusted to
US hlled with promptness and dis
patch. Prices sent on application by
ADDRESSING G. Napier, Logan, Utah.
my25
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Notice..

We beg to announce to the Ladies
OF Salt Lake City and vicinity that we
nave added to our choice stock Of
MILLINERY a fine selection OF
HAIR GOODS. A great variety Of
front pieces in Frizzes and Scollops.
Switches, in Real Human Hair, and
of every shade, for 50 and upwards.
Our Millinery Goods are extremely
low in prices. Flowers at loo. a
spray; Trimmed Hats at Csc. and up
wards. Satisfaction and full value
guaranteed.
MDME. BUTTON & BOYAH.
N. B-The highest price pah tor
Human Hair. in Cash.
126 East Temple street,
a25 Salt Lake Gt,.
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De Witt Talmage.

Rev. 7. Dewitt Tslmage, one of
q Americas greatest preachers and
orators. ID soon 20 visi! Salt Lake for
the purpose Of delivering his famous
lecture entitled "Big Blunders,"
which attracted 30 much attention
throughout the east. After visiting
this city be will proceed direct 10
California, wheie he is engaged 10
deliver a series Of lectures for which
ne Is to receive the highest compen-
sstion ever paid public lecturer.
His ability is SO we'll known that We
are positive our cilizsns will turn out
to hear him. The exIct date for his
appearance is not yet decided upon
but must likely will be some time
during the frat week in August.
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important Dry Goods Sale An
uouncau,au%
nOuncement.

We still have a large over stock in
every department, aud we are COM
pr.lel 10 reduce II, no matter at what
eIihce. We therefore offer:
soar eies' Dolmsns. new and hand
PaTasonsa than cost
Ihaa cost. 'srge variety. at less
D-ess Goods, OF h.
So thsn cos.. Nrip.ions, at
Linen Lawns. tie largest
taa city. at cost. in
Embroideries, the handsomest eYeI
seen here, at cost.
Hosiery, the choicest variety in the
CITY, a. cost.
L member the stock must be sold.
"a nd satisfy yourselves that this
Is ~ advertising dodge.
~ COIN Bros.
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The Races.

There was a very large attendance
at the races on Monday afternoon,
between "Mary Emory" "Major
King" and "Billy Davis, +" for a purse
of 5000. Considerable difficulty was
experienced in getting tho ho-seS UA
eacu ume, but they had a fair start
when allowed to go; "Msry Emory"
won in three straight heats. major
King" broke fearfully every time,
and could not be pulled down to his
ieet. He showed good speed at times
but would always break and throw
himself behind. BILLY Davis" also
broke and half walked, when he
wonld get 80 far behind that with ali
the speed OF which be is capable did
not help him any. The mare had
practically q walk over, ano broke
but once in the three heats, as she
took the lead each time and kept it
we'll. There were no running races,
there being no entries.
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The Studebaker Wagons.

Furnished a large interest to the
Fourth Of July procession. In line
after the carriages came the cele-
brsted prize wagon With q handsome
banner, This is the Celebrated Prize
Wagon to be given away October 9Th,
1880, by the Sludebaker Bros." Then
came the mountain wagon, trailing
the hunting wagon and light plat
form, followed by three sizes of farm
wagons. after which Smith & Co.'S
mule team hauling the Al inch
ireighter 1.-THE largest wagon in Salt
Lake City, trailing q 81, 81, 81
wagon. The delivery wagon was a
beauty and bound to be popular in
this city. The horses drawing the
wagons were kindly furnished By
Abrsm Gould, and driven by his
teamsters.
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Attention Quarrymen.

Four or Five Good Quarrymen
wanted who understand Qasrrying OF
Marble. Apply to John 8. Barnes,
at the Office of Wssatch Marble
Company of Utah, 101 Main street,
up stairs. jy3