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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
Application
U.s.IAND OFFICE.
No. G3


 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CUM ~ berlaDi Mining Company. whose PostOfr>e se. dress Is San Francisco Cal. has this day fled t,s sp picaion for patent for fifteen hundred neF feet of ;he Cumberland Mine yein bearing gold- uith sur- fare ground six hundred feet In 1.dth situate lyng and being n Mariner Mining District coanty of YAvs- pal and Territory Of Arizona and knowu aud de-as nafd by he h-id uotes and official plat his la this oflce as Lot No B. in Township -, EHRgs -, GIa and Sf lt River Meridian
 SuHvET OF LoDE- Bsgiuning al location rD0uuasst zt centre of end of claim thence deG % mip along lode through middle of claim. vsrtAtion i dss S min at 5 ft- cut 1t deep by Sx4 f. bears sN & ft dst l9o f shaft is n deep by sIG f bears sw 10 fl dst io50 f., shop, bears sW m f dist l05e ft open c-t SO tt long, r. q w1z. ft dsep. bears sD q d.st llS1 r. cut 2B f lonEfs n wide iss f shafl 3 f deep by sx6 q, bears disf; ISaf;, moEu- men, Of stone estshhshiug end of clam
 LIrF RToR BoCNDARrEs--f fs-ginEinR st the menu- ment in centre of VI end of claim. thence e deg 5i nin- ft to claim, where grAEffe rock Tt0j-cts 2T2Kz fi above ground. marked C. No l, oE -de. mound of stone z- it hsEn theDce ss e-s' Ss mn Eicuz, zide of caifa i5aU q % eorner' whore granite rock fI4 ft square projects n sfofe surface, mark esi top ty CrOss +14 uE. and s1. IT. stone mound g q nigh on V side, theDcs ~ deg. $G min W along end of claim: ss yo fi m0Hs- ment of stone ia centre Of end of elam- IT. t0 W of claim Co granite level Sth surfsc.' 2xl it sa4re marked ry e-U-- fx5 inches And SoiAt. stone mound "a q high W eide of sane. fhenee 45 deg min W along V boundary variation lt seS S- m n ' 2.1 ft. road bears ' and s !" ls4e I.- guleh flows south: '5 f.. W cor claim, . gr.a'. stcn, isxl2Is inches. and marked ' No lf. s'oIs mound 2is ft hiSh side. from tnls corner tN. T. $. Mineral Noaumsuf No da-ttnez District h>A,s deg 39 uln W ls5 f dist. thence t4 ces S snin along NV end of claim. vzrs stipH jt dss S mn esH - guich foes south so f ts location nsonei1s. and place of b.g ming containing 4L-lop seFee- iA claim is bounded iy uDsurvsyed iand- ,
 The location of this mine is duly recorded ID ts - cOrleT's Ofce of TavSp2 County, ATiz0uA 4eiI8'''' In Book of Mines Page 315. ,.
 Any and all persons claiming sdverse,y a1y poflIN - sad Cumberland Mine said mining grOiiiid 1s iDhef0re described required t' hle tne2f roS claim with the Register Of shs United stAfss - UHce at Prescott iu the Territory of Arizona aals the sixty days period cf publication hereoi v. VII be barred by yirtpe O! the proylsiou- oi tn, -
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
TELE C R 4 p HIC!
SPECIAL To THE MINER

Indianapolis, Oct lj.-Returns from Sj counties give net majority on Republican State ticket oi G.ss9 Hancock, Noble, Perry, Upton, Spencer and Union counties to hear from yet. Al. these are Democratic except Union. These counties gave in 1876 Democratic majority of ,j66, which, if no change from, that, would give Republicans a majority on state ticket of 1895.
 From most reliable returns received up till last evening. legislature wIll stand as follows Democrats g; RepUbli- cans 2j House-Democra;s 42; Republi- cans j7, giving Republicans a majority of l5.
 Columbus, Oct 15.-Townsend's majority will be l9.0O9, and on the Republican tick ct will be about 22,0O0. These arc the eX- act figures predicted by Foster last Tues day.
 San Francisco, Oct t5.-Natbau C. Hol- land, L. $ Inspector of Elections. Is having hundreds of warrants issued for tbe arrest of persons charged with fraud in connection with registration.
 New York, Oct Republican National Committee have decided to direct their ef- forts 10 carry Florida, North Carolina and Virginia.
 Indianapolis, Oct. 1j.-It is now certain that the Republican have gained Fifteenth h Congressional District, and may possibly elect their man in 12th, making nine or ten out of thirteen, gain of three representa- tives
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
THE ELECTION LAWS

The object of the Election Law, and especially of the Registry Law, is 10 pre- vent fraud in elections and secure the hon. est voter in his rights as an Hector Rights. 1 by the WAY, the most sacred of any that pertain 10 citizenship. In order to protect these rights, 1t is necessary that the officers whose duty it is to make them available should intelligentIy and with fidelity per form their duties. Have they done so! Read these Sections and then examine the printed Great Register, with the certificate attached saying that the names thereon are not cancelled. and you will find that Henry Colquette Evermoant Bledsoe, Jas. Wm. Cough, ]. W. Knott, Timothy Lamberson, Dan. :. Lount, Cornelio Ramos, John Tim merman. Martin Safoenburg and large number besides, who died long ago. are still live voters. and that there Is primafa- cia evidence that they are Electors of this County.
 SEC. 1A. The Recorder mus: cancel the entry when he knows of the death or of the removal of the person registered.
 SEC. 21. Before the first Monday iD 0c- tober, every second year, the Recorder must make a copy of the entries existing on the Great Register oa the preceding Monday.
 SEC. 9. A certified copy of an uncan- celed entry on the Great Register IS l,f'1ad facia evidence that the person named in tLs entry Ia sn Elector of the County.
 SEC. is-suppemental Act. Any Coun ty Recorder or Registering Officer who cor ruptly, willfully or kno~.ngly enters the name ofaay person upon the Great Regis ter or roll of Electors not entitled to regis tration shall be guilty, etc.
 From the foregoing it will be seen that the only names entitled to be on the print ed Register are those existing oH the Reg ister, that is those which ars alive and are Electors in the County. Not those who are or should be cancelled by reason Of death, removal, legislated into other COuu tics. etc.
 Section 26 provides that the Registering Officer shall have 9 cents for each name nlaced upon the roll of electors, which may account for numbering the Register with two or three thousand names that do not b elope there: but If that be not the reason, what ls i,? Why are the doors left so wide open and every opportunity offered for the commission of fragdi
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TAXING THEM To TASK.

New York, Oct. 1s.-John J. Davenport addressed John Kelly and members of the committee on organization al TainmanyHall to-day as to the letter in reference to statements made by members ct that com mittee that they possessed evidence of col onization of voters in the interest of Repub- lican party. He called upon them to pro- duce their evidence and promises, in every case, the arrest of the offending persons and permit them te be brought before such |. $. Commissioner IS kelly Or caunsel may designate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
THE LOS PINOs OUTRAGE.

Denver, Oct. 1s.--W. 5. Pek, government scout has given testimony which goes 10 prove that Berry, Meacham, Holmes and Cline intentionally gave up young Jackson to the Indians. He says that Col. Beau mont and his command of cavalry were only a short distance from Cline's ranch and he offered to protect the freighters, but Berry and others ordered him to proceed to Gar land. The scout says he examined the place where the Indians were supposed to have forclbly taken the prisoner, but found no signs of struggle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
Good Indiana.

Our dispatches to day, how reliable, how. ever, We are not prepared to state, tell us of the killing ot old Victoria and fifty of hIs band, ard the capture of many women and children, together with considerable property in Mexico, by Mexican troops. If this news is reliable, coming by tele- graph, through a very unreliable source. then it is good, and shows that the Mexi. can government has accomplished much more than the United States with Hatch, the incompetent officer in command of the troops. Vic.orio, in q months, has only killed 410 persons, and that, too, in the face of Hatch and his two regiments of troops
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22

The Democrat denies Beans statement with reference to tue existence of any rall- road incorporation at the time of the pas sage of the bill for constructing a railroad from Maricopa to Prescott, and in the next breath confirms his statement by announc- ing that :he papers were in the Secretary's office leady to be f'ol upon the measure be- ing put through How does the Democrat know they were there ready 10 be filed ' and is it supposed that people who have business of :heIr own to attend to are ap- prised of useless lumber iu the hands of the Secretary of the Territory until such docu- meuts amount to something by having re- ceiyed the signature of the Secretary and seal of:he Territory and become 70 Fishul'.
 The act itself conferred franchise on nobody, but really was an invitation to somebody to build the road. Ready for tl- ing Is one thiug-filed IS another, and the papers were Of just as much fierce in the of fee of the Democrot unified as in the office of the Secretary unified A convenient or doubtful memory may perhaps be of service, but nothing is more formidable than the memory of a man who retails the recolleo- ton and remembrance of acts which never did and never will transpire.
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LEGAL.
r,.c,ieu Proclamation.
TEERfTUzT uF kRTEoyA.
 ExECUTfVE MANSION

TEERfTUzY uF ARIEoyA.
 ExuCUTiyE MAxsIoS ! To Ag sniess a ssss sg-osru
 WuEREAs, ' ndeF an Aef of the I-sxisls- live Assembly of ihe Territory ef Arirona. entitled .sAn Art to provide for General an.i special Elections, {" ii is provided there shall b,e held throughout fhe Territory of Arizona ,sti the Tus.~si4y after the nr~l Monday in November. \. n I~>t1. an election far mem ber- of the Legislative Assembly Aed such other efiieeS ss may be required by law so lra chosen ai such election. aHd
 WuEf.Eks. ft is further provided ln Saii Act 1bas it shaii l-s ths duty of ths Cover nor ai least thirty days before any General EI~,tisn. Co issue his proclamation denigna- ting ihe offices Co te flied ai spea election: Now, fksrsfsrs. !. JoHS C. C,osFER Acting Governor uf The Territory of ArizonA, in pursuance of the daty euioined upon me, do hereby order a General Eieciien to bs held upou tho day prescribed iu said Art io-Wlt. tho second day Of November. A n. iS~o. and also designate ihs following as the offices io be iillcd ai said electIon. to-wit. One E Delegate to the Forty Seventh Con ereSs of the United states. One (il Superin- teudeut uf Fublic schools iu the Territory; Twelve |Iz. Members of the Council of the is.c i-iaIiHe As-rmbiy of the Territory. and TwrnIy-fsUT I-4I Members of the House of RspIesCu;aliyes of said Assembly. Rppor- toned as follows, to-Nit;
 MEMBERS OF TiiE COUNCIL: Pima CouHty. U Five.
 hancopa County. I1} lvsn.
 N8yapsi Cegniy, li One
 Apache CouR;y gl] One.
 PIial Conuiv, V. oue.
 Nulna Cognty, ilI One.
 MqAye County, ll One
 MEMBERS cog THE HorsE
 Pima County, nj Eleven.
 MaUcopa Cugufy. .iil Three.
 Navapsi County. .al Three.
 Apache County, l-i Two.
 Pinal County, l2l Two.
 Yuma County, i@l Two.
 MohaVe County, IT One. Also in each County in the Territory, Two g2l members of the Doard of Supervisors. a sheriff, a District Attorney, a County Re- s,oTdsr a Probate Judge, County TTeasa- rer a County Surveyor. Two l@l Coroners and a Public AduiBi-tratoT. Also, in each election precinct. in each County, One fli and no; more than Two (al Constsbles. and Two fzi Justices of the Peace, and in each precinct containing a population of more than Eight Hundred ls0D) persons, to be aSrertained by the Beard os Supervisors, one ! additional Justice, and also in each School Di~tric, in eaC D County, Three (3l School Trustees.
 In witness whereof have hsreunto set my hand and caused affixed the Great Seal ~ of the Territory of Arizona. bone sEAL a; Prescott, this second day of .OO/ October, \. D. lsS0.
 JOHN T. GOSPER,
 Acting Governor. Attest: JoHN l.. ANDERSON, Asst. Sec'y of Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
SOUTHERN CHIVALRY.

view Secretary sherman spoke of ku kluN severely and mentioned Wade Hampton name in connection with them. To this Hampton took exceptions and asked for an exlpanation. sherman rather evaded the question, whereupon Hampton wrote a caustic letter on Sherman and sent him a challenge, Sherman received the challenge and said he would shortly answer 1t.
 sTOCRS-wIRES DOWN.
 San Francisco, Oct. l9.-Tiptop si; Silver King S93.. Wires down, no news.
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How He Kicks.

The riit>or of the Democrat, becoming convinced thA' that the Democratic cause ;s q lost opc. klcts and squirms like a wild steer. He looks at tbe 500 people present at the ratification meeting on Saturday even jnr. in honor of the Republican cause, as not more than 10. He misquotes the speak CTS. and dishes out abuse right and left handed. Evidently our friend Hamilton Is mai. vcry mad, or w'.y N.sA >". Take your medicine d,ag i..y You haze got il to 10.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
CONDENSED TELEGRANs.

The President and party lett San Frat cisco yesterday afternoon for the Yosemite They leave for Los Angeles on Saturday and from there will go East via Arizona Santa Fe and Kansas city.
 Hancock will write Q supplement to his recent letter on tariff.
 Heavy storms are raging in the North west. In Minnesota trans iE some lnstan- ces are blockaded with snow.
 Lady Nontmorris has been frightened from her residence by threats.
 Srocks.-Tiptop S4; Silver King s92l.
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The Grand Demonstration.

Everyone with a spark of honesty and fairness in his composition, who witnessed the grand Republican demonstration on Saturday in honor of Madison N. Stewart, candidate for Congress, freely acknowledges, Democrat though he may be, that it was the most imposing, enthusiastic, and, in every way, successful exhibition of individ- ual respect and political s,ren gth that bs ever taken place in Arizona, and notwth- standing the Pretense of few, whose paid duty 1t is to talk and write otherwise, the leading Democrats recognize its significance, and are correspondingly dejected, low spirited, dyspepuc, fret,ul and down hearted. Some are driven to evaporation even to the extreme of misconstrGing and otherwise distorting the utterances of others, in the vain hope of turning the tide that is surging in the direction of Stewards election, and with him the election of the Republican County Ticket.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-22
2O,h Day q Sorsnber. 4. D. 1880.
LEGAL.
Trustee-- safe.

Whereas, ChAries N. Marshall. and N1rgaret Mar shall. his wife, did on the glth day Of March, \. D 1879, make -cuie and deliver. Co Charles S Eush their certain d-ed of trust o and for th- prsperty hereinafter descrtbed; sad deed being of rp 3I6 SIS in Book II of Deeds and becJri- of YGyApa County, ArizouN- And whereas, according Co the terms of said deed of trust the said Charles M Mar shall to pay that certain prculiss0ry note Hsi forth iI ssid deed oriing to the tenor and e.c thereof; upon failure to do, the sad Charles D Rush. upon the request of W. Clay, the heurhCiary of said deed of trust. Co sell ssd property pubic sal. to the highest bidder for cash: And, whereas, said Cha les M Marshall has fsiied Co pay said note according to the tenor and effect thereof: N0N ker fore I, Charles B. Rush At the request Of said J W Clay hereby give public notice that I will Saiur day, the 23d day of October, 1sl, al o'clock of said day sell to the highest bidder for cash the foov ing described property to wit: That certain tract parcel oF land known BOt number three i3 in Heck D, being situated Mccormick street. tn the Village of Prescott, the County of YaVspa and Territory of Ari1OnA, containing fty 5Di fee; front by hundred and fifty I50 feet deep, together sth all aud singular the ments. herNiitsments and spPurtenances thereuntO belonging in suyS1se spperaininR. Said sale win be made upon the premises above described
 CHARLES B. RUSH, Trustee.
 TosrPoSKD-
 The above sale s sherebyostponsd until the let Of vember, at the same hour and place.
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County Of Mohave, Territory of Arizona
 JOHN BUCKLEY, Plaintiff
 Summons.
 ISAAC JENNINGS, Delft The Territory of AriEona sends greeting to Isa<e Jennings defendant:
 You are hereby summoned to sppeAr before me at my oce in Mineral Park Precinct in the County of MOhaye the 22nd day Of October, A. D.. 1ss at 10 ocipck A.. action brought against you by sald plain plaintiff.
 Said action is brought 10 recover the of Two hundred and eleven nine'y hundreiths dollars s2lls5 l0o said tO be ue plaintiff by you for goods, wares, snd merchandise, and for work done, and money paid out for you st your instance and request; or judgment will be tsksn against you for the sad amount together with cost of this suit you fail to appear and answer.
 To t1e Sheriff any Constable of said Couaty, greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof Given under my hand thts 23i day of August.
 JAxEs A. HTDe, Justice of tte P-sce. sug[ Mineral Park Precinct.
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I.iauidati"n Notice.

The late firm of I=of-gu X Tonpkins hsslns oees di--olve-I bv rt.e death Of Calvin Jsck-on A1 -, indebted Co the sad ll-e firm requested 70 u mediate -e-tl-r.lIt ty note cash paEin-ht' - - ter-o-f- having cl4im- sa4iu-; ssl1 late nriE .S
 e.aI ,0 r---.t In. sane 70 the undersigned iei ' t-',r..rt tIrTs.s- WI TOMPKfSs, ..-yi-- r,.--n.r .. ,he late firm of Jsef-0n
 TomE klu-.
 Prescott. |. T.. >ei... :, l@-s.
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REPUBLICANS JUBILANT.

S.a Francisco, Oct. l6.-Republicans this afternoon fired l00rounds in honor of the victories in Ohio and Indiana. A grand torchlight procession is now on the march and Is the finest demonstration of the campaign. Ten to fifteen thousand persons are in line The streets and win dows are filled with people and the city is abaze with bon-fres and Examinations.
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PROCLAMATION.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE UEPARTMExT

WHEREAS, It appears by information laid before m, thst in January, lssl, man hy the of Burne and A young man named WadrOu. while their val from the Little Colorado River Pre=co;t supposed Co hsve been murdered at or near Chavez Pass. NOs Therefore. I, John ]. 8osper. Acting Governor of the Territory of Arizona do hereLy Sfer rsEGru of three hundred SSOj dol for the arrest of n. murderer or murderer- of said Blume tnd ysldron, said reward to become due and payable only upon ia. arrest and convection of the party or parties who mitted ihe crime
 In witness whereof I have hereunta set my hand r and caused the Great Seal of the Terri;o to bs
 '1 affixed, Done al Prescott this 4th day of Octo-
 ber. A. D ., lssa.
 JOHN ]. GOsPER, Acting Governor By JoHS r. AyDEEsoE, Asst. Sec. Ter. al; Ea.
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Notice for Publication.

Land offce al Prescott. A T.,
 October \ lS.O.
 Notice is hereby given tha: the following named tier has nIed notice of his intention to final proof in support Of his claim and secure final entry thereof, on the l2th day of November. lhl as the T. S. Land Ohoe. st Prescott. A. T.. VIZ: JulIus Beck '. Pre- euption Declaration No 145 for the SE i of sE 2. section g, twp9 R 2s and lot 2, and sE a of \" s and lot of NEl4, section {, tNp \ R. 4s l., and ranes ihe following his witnesses viz. St. George CreAshe, W R MAligAn, Gustav Becter and C. | Bunch all of SpringeriIle A. T.
 WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register.
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Wm. H. English admits defeat of the Democrats in Indiana, but thinks Novem- Der will sst them right. Democrats in Ari- zona are still betting that Indiana has gone Democratic. Tie Republicans, however, elected thclr Governor and nine or ten Con- gressmen. which looks to man who can see the difference between ten and four, as if the Republicans had made clean sweep.
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Dissolution Notice.

The eopsrtne-shp heretofore existing between John Rzibe and Martin Mae-. under the firm of NRier Co.,, doing and carrying the bus of Brewing. al the Tiger Mine YAvspAi County, A. T has been dissolved The undersigned will not be responsible for any debts contracted in the name of The late hu.
 JOHN EAIBLE. p-.-rot. OctoherS- h lS-O
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Presidential Nominations
Territorial Nominations

FOR DELEsATE To CONGRESS NJ. W. TEWART .-......PINA CoCSTY FOR sUPEEiNTENDENT OF PUBLIC iN-
 SEDUCTION, VI. II. SHERMAN ...IAvAPAI CoUSTY.
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.

Phenix. Oct. lS.-Demetro DemingC was today sentenced to be hanged No vember 2Gth for the murder of Thoma, near Tiptop last year.
 A special from Florence to the Exposi tor says that C. NJ. K. Paulison has beer removed for malfeasance in office.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

OFFICE oE TEE BRabsEAW MILLING Co.,.
 Prescott, A. I .. october 18th. i-sl. SOTICE-Thers is delinquent upaa the f3lluWinC descTibei sOck account oi Assess7et levied the 18th day Of Se!ten Der. D. is thF sssvrs uunt- sc' opposite the of the resPacye ssre0fe-s, Asf follows.
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County Nominations.

FOR THE COUNCIL, WI. S. HEAD, ,.............-.C Camp Verde.
 FOR REPRESENTATIVE Es, LoUIs WoLLENBERG,. ..... Prescott. Csc. E. Bg0wN. ...... Lower Agus Fria. K. E STEADMAN, ......... ..........N erde-
 FOR SHERIFF, CCo. .. PozTEE... ................ Prescott.
 OR RECORDER, HENRY A. BIGELOw, ,......... Hassayampa-
 FOR COUNTY TREASURER, W. C. BAsHFOED, ....-... Prescott. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, J. r. HAEGRAyE, .......... Prescott
 FOR PROBATE JUDGE, A. Q. MOVES, s,..........-....... ...fr frescott.
 FOR SUPERVISORS. J. NJ. MYERS. Walnut Grove ". X. CLINE, .......... ...........Prescott FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, E. II. SMITH, ..--....-.-.-frescot'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION O.,

COURIER g0T RIVAL HtlLhiNo.
 L0VBNEIlks hfa, sept Aas -s- fn dfres4 yiulSti0n of sEFeem-nt with tA- " feslRlAstrr General Key. ordering thf se&attff e Kegistsf-d Lett-rs sut th@ payment of Aessg "fsfs Co Ice ufsers zu~a F~tsluE the nrgnitfa tA tat A- ted states SuErvrne CgHFt. tks fhar AsslftAna fst General h.z s. fAs atsss f hff fafT. Fsa~s, to AsiHs ssid ordsr. fbs grounds EFefi winch he tustIaa@ fhis s-t1on tbsi Nt saitrft A Eeatsssy have be-a Frfe.lsc. Els. gre t9seriefr 4 gal and tetur Elezl ueeszAFilg frend14Fsiis Na ia fact. fhe frsBsEis- under rtirh tnls toitifAas dfs~s sslsts fAnf cf fss EesiFssas AattfTy fe aa} Aas bra rrgzais1, ass sf fhs Ped tsf Hsfsf ussEf aisorinsa.rfss ss fTsay sf tA9f CsHFusF
 Comment is u.siss.- Legal Ac-ien ~iA ai esies " taken by this C0Ezp41y. au4s Enfl faftli-f L.-s-E coFr~.t.ord-ft. are Tsgs@stea to and A reHntsisos by piain lest-r er by sKPres=. bsst se~a sF @s-7s ard sr arr rsrtfgersa
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CoNGKATULATING GARFIELD

Cleveland, Oct. l6.-An excursion par ty of thirteen cars, under the auspices of the Bushes Mems Club, went to Menlo Park today to congratulate Garfield on October elections He replied in a fitting speech.
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THE EFFECT OF THE ELECTION BEING FELT.
 New York, Oct. l6-Everything is again booming on Wall street Stocksi \ government bonds etc, advanced sharp ly. In some cases prices rated higher than they have for wears.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Situation Wanted!

Wanted. by young lady who understands dress making and other sewing, situation. to do light hOuse work aud sewing. Win furnish if necessary, her own sewing machine. For particulars enquire at this office. Prescott. Oct. 18th, lsSb-lw,
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C " c-an. BIS Psrs st.. Eaers ia. Sa. Trs~essos s soi. ss,rf fsr tis AEUoS. MNEE Is tk4f etiF H,i estAe-srsJ aazls-i ~oarys sss tau estabjss rsrt i1Es o,ssrs fr sfrsrtasssg asa aft>.4 Co azy eAs' b-s,-.sI dsrortss sFes At tA, r,pr.ss1tatfvs q tAe PrbltsAer
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John Woodward, cashier Treasury De- partment at Boston, has disappeared Ac- counts S20UO0 short.