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It's salty. Bu; It's Good

4 compauy ot pyospectors once dre" straws to see who should do the cooNins' and agreed that whoever grumbled at the grub should relieve the incumbent until another should grumblc and in turn relieve hIm. and so ol.
 Several days passed and al, were satisiiea until The man who drew the sholt straw. seeing he was ID for it, determined, If pos sible, to cause some oae to grumbic. ~ one morning he mixed the biscuits about half anti halt flour and salt. They looked very tempting & they lay smoking on ;hc pla,e end no one suspected the trick. A length brcakfas: was announced and the huayricst man in the outfit guiPed down half biscuit at a mouthful. or course II WIS only haii swallowed when be Was near ly stranclel with >a.:, aud for-e;iui cl their agreement fos ihC moment, broke out with vo.ley ~ uai!-. s2casilg that lt N s-s the d-dos.. >a.;lc~t bread ,ha1 he ever tasted. but suddenly remembering ta. ben aiIy for grumb,iyg, ue csu-A; ils breath and exclaimed "out d--i i' n ;,n't good after al. This story may nc a little old. but hu..aa nature h-s H't changed and We low wines is teeuac'mca' ia ihe incorporation oc ;at Naricapa. Ihen'N aud Prescott R. F. Co.
 The law va- tcar.4Hy salty pnui The thought occurred that ihere Was some ''Ins in i,,~ wh,n suddenly ;hc ucU Iucorpora'oTs. br ,b + set. c>,..ln, -.I---d 1T if i-n't .yooi ait'r all.
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FIRE MEETING -Ptscott Hook and Lad der C1mpauy No. m,J !l-, evening ar Re publican EeadgGntcrs, President Morris Go.H~aier n the Chair The regular buai ne-s WAS gone through with, some arrange neuts made with reference tO trucks. lad ders, pis of meeting, etc, anl a resolution passed 70 Iias tAe Count HoHse bell ior meetings of tue CumpsEy three tImls tETee Lciu= tLe s'9aal for meeting, tbat is q" say, three strikes, repeated 'hIee time, and Il lire alarm shasI oe lo strike ,he te.I as rapidly as possible aG iuaebuise number of timr, 1he resignation o: J. r. Meador, as Secretary, Ws.s accepted. sad John Lloyd elected L. lJ the vacancy.
 NEIIs-Tb1 coairsc.ors for digging the puilic 0yl on the ElrzI afe nearing t.e cud 0. their ork. HInkie ( H4rrIs, south Ac-t corner. are GuNs i. .rty-'trrc feet, and ;iis morning the water siood 7's te-t. Pace. at tHc uOIthwesG corner. is doau forty one feel and 'h" Wa,er stoad thIs la.inlEG Ns. The u,I he -5 corner is down thirty fite feet wt,i, ut .nucH wafer IS vet.
 Read the attractive advertisement of that old and reiiah:e E-m, the huG-e cf L Bash tord < Co They come ;a ;he Irnal agaln Co .ei the people know what ,h.y have n the .iEc Of summer auG fali goods, winch -thcy are selling cheap to make room for mammoth winIer supply.
 Ban and others will speak st Republican Headquarters io-moTrow uiah-, and the Campaign Club Wili sing au en,ireiy new selection ui songs.
 f., f'.4..- tt..},.Ea.l ,ss-- ,.r.r.ri i.ta liz 2, tho storr If C. r. Head & Co.
 James Sfcvar,. sup'. C. < < Co came in ihis :u.i.la..
 See adt.rti-.neato Hawkins t llighael> ALie.t.- R.-laur .a-.
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Los: Note,

kOTiCE:-To al Ehcu it nav e1lca-l. Eo<trsEs ~ hsre5y gwen that certain frlaI-s3-F <gir. dated c letf- A. T.. June E. l---'. yah'e t.s Sfier ds'~- to I-teT arurid, fr-, fJ- cle Cf Three Hundred bulla-s win i terr ~ Pr cent per Inor e.. sia1lsd VA g. H1vrsf; @ Co., hs JOHN NC--NN AttEls att1-rrg t-fz-r. ia-t hetTcen GlIett and fre 9 ige- Mt1e, about h gt day of June. l-~y. srd la-a~ further notified that tle tsit o-g s vae'- Ter t ra-st. thai f was given nlfE rt a'y -lirsi 5. c5-tTir'. and any per -Ifr.s slr1Ie hereby fiai taa; the sane VIII u.. i bad hT hs u-sTsigBed A-T p@r-ol nudIz t.o cad Co may deliver ne ssms to Peter ETlOI, cs-.ts, Ja cuisrsis.nei al FheuiI-
 WM. 6. HOOPER A Co., Evs-4d
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Application fer Patent.
No. G..
r. s.LkSD OFFICE.


 Ifezc0t Arizona Territory. Jg'y 9. fss0. {
 Notice Is hereby giv D ;ist fAe Arz-gA Chief Gold and Ssiser Min Eg Company. hg s authorized agent, Aerzo q Davis, whose i' -.aace aIdr-s. i- Mineral Park, M5I4ye cJuty A z has tli iaF fled applica- uJn for Isteut for tftssu EUrdrr Glsas linear feet 0f the California Noss MIilr him. bear f rreeious metals. ~if =7Irface gr0EBd bGudrsd Esi feet i width situate Hing and hns t sal. sncisc0 Mining Dis rlci, 1hAss county. Arizona Trfr..o-y. des suafed trf ted u-ts- and as clll iA; this Oitce as ipt No al. il the us-veys1 pubic lands of the iisd states, sac bt ,,c. gi being cezcritei as .oil7ws. t1 vii: Variation. rtt- E.
 Beg-uEil2 Ef stake .6s ha. il mound of ssoce huii oH tf~ @ at th- sl co feet deep, 10 fee. long sad neEurneut bei Jne -est rnd the CsH- iornia Noss claim. 11@.c= S I2ig Gfg V. s5s ehsins in sif Ee zx4 iucEe~ uiarsed IT a mound of -one f"et hiEh. fr0fn th s fciEr thT E. M i.ra NOnu- uIeE tear- V s- deg chs. si-tzu.. high rock Sop O; - miles di-tut, the zouth side of silver eek fn0wu IA the W' ai-'s bad be2rs - deg. V. lhercr v dss sj Uia 2, zs2 C'zt. stake ips i1 mound of stone fes high. usrs-a q. Then . !- lf E. Hlf c1sas t5 st1k- 9xs tscass. marked i1 mound of stone. he h. TEe1cs 7Tt fe, w. &2I chains to stake zxt iHcbes n.a-s rd 5. fn -"cDt o' saue feet hl. Prom ,his yeili The Hi B >c-ar Losi Mountain bears & ler snI the Whales hfaf h-s-~ a-E N. Ia I-i- 5sg. W W44 4 chains Co IaHff,Deut No | aud r.8-e of beyinaing- Con ai- -H s5-lJf afTga-
 Any a a a4 peFsl- cair CC aivsre'y auy portion of -a5i a-rEr. is Noes A4ns s--Iace sGos.gf gTl-rc t l- tEsr aCEerse c4iuz t.is Register of tis I e i-i plfe, ai lrt-c1tf, i1 tA- Terrto-y os Arsoal -afi g r s-Sfy tags uf uaIc4tioa Eere 1, the1 'l be barred tg e :ie i-svi-on Of tes s'siui. WILL NELLY,
 tSi-@a Register.
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stewart and Sherman From a Democratic
 Stand PoInt.

The Star, the leading, and, by far, the abest Democratic paper Tn Pima County. thus discourses with reference to the action O, rhe Renublican Territorial Convention:
 .,The Republican Convention of the Ter rit3ry convened at Phtai8 have nominated Hon. NJ W. Stewart. ot Fort Grant, as a candidate for delegate to Congress from Arizona. Ne doubt if more acceptable name could have been presented for ihe ,inpart of the Republican voters. Mir stewart ;s a gentleman of wonderful grace ar manners. yoGuE, band>ome and mole than ordinarily intelligent. lie has not. so far in life. been smeared with the o,dnus garJ of a paii.ician. His pursuits have been c. nuiercitl and bencfcial to The country m winch his lot nss been east. We know nothing against h:s public or private ebaT- sc,er. and shall. during the canvass, hold rbe columns of this journal elevated above the discussion of uufounded fcsndal.
 The action of the Convention in regard 10 ~uperinteudent cf Public Instruction, as appears from our teiegrams, will receive the enforcement of the voters uf Arlznaa. iTrc- ,pective of party. The Star has always held that our Public Schools should not be ,ll merged in the vortex of party politics. ..ai ve had hoped tLat the Democratic Con- vcnti1n would haze pgrsred this same policy. Tue only Territorial conteet Isn"w i.e,,..,,u twa of oar best citizen for the Dr.e.acy. Hon. C. II. OuTy, an old and tried citizen. fail rt meri', and Hon. VI. W. Stewart. who has many friends in both par gic. The contest will be an interesting ann. win fLe chances biz for the Demo cratic nominee"
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rrapo as S'hT I.nUr.
uEADQ-AE CEgs -PAGTHzYT CT ARIZONA.
 OFFICE cHr.F C5,,sr- .AnE .F scz-:,EENcE,

UEADQ-AE CEg5 b -PAGTI zET CT ARIZONA.
 OFFICE cGItF CJ,,srs .anE .F sCz-.,Ef-NcE,
 RIPPLE EkEE.cEs, 2. September ,I. ls.sl. HEALED FIo .'essT-, iu tfiEi cr,e. with 9 p, rc " tars .ye-l -lI-C1i lt alta -I, vl 1- Te fl ii tis hee -: t.- 0.rce. ei E. ais ui the fc.- osi.., L-lu-l Io-t-, i I. -e.1-s. a, satuI- y. ~rtfrl b-r D. t-s -' ic tune and Yl4crs they V.L uc c-leII t- pr.seuce et tItisr- for iUruis.- .l.g -l 4.I4E-rs of Hour. ls follows;
 Io-t5. Pounds. Tost.. Pounds Fort Al che .. a1,oa9 Pr Bowl, |. T.-.s5.oc5 Fost Grant A. T .55..tu Gasp l-aChUc. T. lu. .0g ! -t ..D7yel. \. r .J 1lI Pot NtgoHe-I. ll.1Hp Cam. tllr,.-. T. !2 % Camp -lo mas, I l.aJ5 Eors Verde \. T. l5,p'' WGYs.5 B-rracks ,plI Delivery cf o..e-. ali the alns,f-rs vli be re4-r-I v-tuil aj Hays. and Sac u-+- hi8 70 4y alter uc- t.s..t-i award. NO ois =l le el-sTa-u,d I.ules. s.ifup--- Ue fur i-h-f. Uairi -oui not be or less ys i.t .aal . r Esl-@, red sas..v i1rL- t.t4ei. and -r.-l t.4.- . E t.I- The date f.- ol.u.Ig t.--. A ---.-l el flr ri Flour rf 5ie CulI tat- a4.g.;.-- --t c..-al ..tss a.u 6. fsr- iIsa. l-.8,.- .l .l ,.-rl. v ,h aspiration {. s '.-ed -or, ic i.-s ;he '-r 70 prae 'e t,s da:.. I. Government rrs=-.ea ale z; t5 reject 1u CT n ?. cp s.l-.
 il.lk I.,.-. c1n-i lcs-. C-.. ss1-aclrg U .sc---- s1ry i4., ..-t!cu. .I b iUIu.-,ed y suy Co-Ius-ry iu n, Ecl.ar,Ill--: or t ; Jtle 5.i.ls--ien'd.
 trAs. %. BEGAN,
 Captain and C. s., '. .. A7-ly.
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Asses-zIeut Notice.

To F. I.- CI-~oUr-rf -1H alf owners under hiru. Iou are al-.ay l.t-I.i tla- ge have eKpeIded ouc huBd-f,i a5l,r- in -1o fG5 irr rygele1s upon the tntIovl.l Ci ifl- Gwen ll> rel. N8aave Csunty ArIO. a. vr1fT ts Eo tle szi TTclris.s :sr T-0y ssBu~ of ~eC-i.u -ss Eesls-d St4fZ:es of fhs Urlrd Sta and f vi-ln ui eiy days after thts Io- rice 5r5 i-t-og. y8r fl c- refuse tn contribute your pTcI Iutto1 Of su-l e1T-ujJ-H ss c-3wner, ysr itere- ia s4l4 e-al EI t-3ule tae property of the subscEioa-=, Vu1er -ald sec:'oI 2t1f.
 JOHN E. MACKENZIE.
 IuOH t~ STEIN. Mineral Eark. June -9. a, ssj.-j e 9JI
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and in zcea-dauc- vIa ilF and cE5sr ef te bpaft cf Dlr-cio-s. sic ou th- Zita cry eI May A. A l-~. many - 3f -lea Ircei ot sogn -tocs as 1y Or ig-rssary v tt s,sid M frcut oi iIr baEs u Ats- c1-I-F Ot GTr..s and c9rs- Streets i- tff-ctis County NAF4Ili, l-rF.to7y oi aIfztas, ca the
 1Ith Day oi Angst 4 1880 o'clock e s1lh fsy 10 -ay leiagaeat ss-ess- I4eut- thereon tosstl.r os ElNeTtlsiLg zEi c1lecses o' sala-
 CLARK E-TT- ECiIIi.Ta S@ere-a7y. O.fre-0ve-t-s EauE rt Afiz1la, iu tls Village cf Prs -c-., c5ulT of Isysai. T--r1i1rv 1f A-izoti4 Prescott | l-y i-ta, l5-''
 Po-IFoEENEST-
 The above sac Is hs-fy g p s-sus-e. uut , , J5i Cav Of A gu-t A. D. i--.'. 70 . -'--ocE 2. au1 e hr sane Elsce n-Ilel iu ,- sbays Co g li pursuaCs Co .s-r tl- Board l., D g-lrors, li.4le tEs Huh d-y ,f August, A. %. t7-..
 C.Ai "a CHTEC FILL, See-etsry- O11c--OytT t4e Do B a. Arlzsiis, il tlr Village ot Frsss0.i. ogaty ei .- D Id AT-Lcna T--.ll,ry. Prtse.tI, Angus; ll. I.st. ti
 F9sTFUSLNENT. Tac above -sle .s hereby pCs,11afd uutl the 18th dEy of pt-ELher A- D. ls-v. lt- Q clock r. A- sud the I.-5g ulufi in tH- above Houcs. ty suE yUr- order uf sla Board at D.. -gors. t-ls he 5l-A Jag --ast. A b. la-}
 CLARK CHJACH, IL, soe-et4ss. Ofdce. ov.g ,il- Bank Ar Village o Er.se-tt, County uf 1-yzpsi. zai erri-'Fy Ci Arzora. Frclcul; August ,itl, lsSJ-td
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.ssse uent ,No;ica.

TO L ? JEWEL: T-l l-- Eer,by ua.iisi :nas [ have eIP-udad s-rt pt.f dnilar~ iu labor an irn- f-ov-TI rfs Cvr1a a thrd -11tl ert=ls--u. knoEn L. F. ---l - i.' eia a. on tha Iiz.r uine Tiger Niutn- 4- ri, Cl1lt- Ot l-ysfsi Territory of Ar kDia. ig r.d- ts A'i ait claim for ts ysar is-3: ala uulr vu- t1s- -'re and fsC ,1n 8f sai.i vI bi -rIy .5ss rtlsr Inc rutii-ztis1 of Q a ice, vi cam r-+.---- cf your r-.t in sud els il tT T.r-ur e tae F--v-i1ss cf ssc icu Zs2l ci t-e k-Fl- cd stI-atcs Q t.a H1ted -tsres.
 SEPH r. HAEGAAVE. Prescott, Jaiy -ih. 1S-a-32
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Notice to Creditors.

N TIE PE3BATr CoUHT or THE COUNTY
 OF NAV PSI Ia the matter of the Ts,ste of CoHxELIo RANos.
 c=ce8 -d.
 So:.er is hsr' y given ;he un 'ersignei A,luIiH-- fFarCr z ,h- estate af C,rreiJ Ramos. deceased tE" dia-s of al ail ras having claims acal, sf the ad d.e-l-fG to sEh llr tHem wi tLs necessary ycEshers Tltsiu '-l . mon aier th- Ers: pu3I Rats ra,i-r. tJ l-- sr-iyned. af Ess rtz.- deLce. WocleI--, lu said C.yu.y of Iayap-i-
 HEESgIAB BFouR- .-.a i-- ;'e C,tstrat Corn LJ tar1os, ceased. FTcsco-s, Au-4.I -l. .s-s-8E
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$uEtl tEABE

h ta- T.-tre. ,sa-l o; tas Th-ri ig.i-a H'sr7e'' r-rr-Hs5 70: ArsEl ls.A county or hAN@iai- ILyI sAsHF 1liU -liut6,
 JAMES HONEY. refesdau'.i ,ct.ea H-g.el go fu- -frlet Court ct Inc 1hrt 4u iis.-i iisrri ali ter tls Colaiy o; A@FAf1i' Ter r.i5iE ,t arts,a-
 T,rr.t.v, sf Arzsaa seras greeting Go James Howry; Luu arr a,fe.z -i -l .tlrr1 O ai I-sf 70 al sr-i.a iIu-1f laa-ar tuu hy t'r an'sr i'a -t-! .llariu iu ts- Is- tt4-y ci t4t hifd lu'4ei~4 s--trc Ia cad -r ie County r- aaNhtai ln thr it5- a .rs co fsaa, sHl -I-gt4 's. cgiiFlsiut hrd ~iu l.t t --s al fa-- ,s.t. Cd. ffscpi-. iE sad tcu-'! ia ss.,y ri sLIra -iut sllaai-- is- ~ ma4"uH- a hv -s.l l-s r...r tEe-.~yr yt ta- crs ui srfN-'r .rl.v f.- -rsa- rs N.u nf tla- -U.fls ns, q S rye a .H res.-g. ii .t-.rs=l --t -. i.4r ,e'la's and -la t.i- 's -.e-. then sl ll4 t-ifty dsys ir s- 70 ..r e..-.-, r.. a.
 .-ag.u -. r-r,. .s le-LGe tha; i ycg fe 'o sIps sr as-.H .s. ,lat 4-tft fs al-s,ti- tils i-@i- al. t--af allst Es and s1 sH- 20 me '1u 5 fr G. 1, .e..,t e rla.H.- -4lL -Ha z.at aud c4Htr .5.d s....ll. .r..s..- .....s t-.--t e.ileti-
 v4F- La-s l1- hand a.-i thr seal 'i r,,,t cad i.ls..-c- yss-s st f---coa, due - I = l..1 aoy @ AL-l-t, ls-s.
 \f" ~ NILLIAA NIIkEkSDN.
 CfEuK.
 JoHS LLOYD, DEFC,y. HUSH WILLS,
 AUl.Hgys tsr .-i1sL1s. aos%
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Nnuce Inr rre6itor..

IL ie Pro7ats Court of FasasI county. Territory of sriz7u1:
 MATTER oE HE tsss7E ag 1AsIEL r. MOONEY,
 A-Ea:
 NOTICE is hereby .vg1 bg The uni -rsi,lsi admin .sratOr cf inc oI DlE!eI E 1fc uey 5eoeasei, % the c-eGif1rs os. aud ll Vrrsa1- having eizims ggaiu-t th szif feerasei. Co aKL b.t them Ei the n-ce--arv hsTs. E-rths sf-e- The frSt Fnicai1OI uf this ustlrs. f3 'la agsEusi. at his E'ore, on A1l-e -r-.e- iI ile sIisE- of Pre- colt. -aii c,ulty Jl Ts-affz--
 WiLETsT F. rEEfUA. Administrator cf e-t4te of D4nis. . NooTey desd- ff-cut'- \. T., su-Ilst 3i l,g. sHE2-is
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CAPTAIN ". Il. HARDY.
From tae Hs-Ald.l

E49i- t-lr -eA-s.
 Al the PbenIx ratification he said: Here to:ore II has been our misfortune to be ruled .nd represented by men who because they nave been fortunate enough 70 acquire a httle wealth have had themselves elected to office There being no party organization n our Territory, they have been accuunta- blc Co no direct party following for their ..iicil. conduct. h consequence these men were az a general ihIBg more soicltous con- corning the attainment If those end, best calculated t0 further ;helr own interests, jhan of those tending to letter the public welfare. Tins state of afrIrs is now a; au -ua l. has been killed by the organization of Jhc two great nati IRa. parties, and hcrc- after men who fiji our offices will be undc! -trCt party discipline and scrutiny, ant Ihey VIII be careful not tp act In way that would leave the suspicion of a stain oH their official record. The parties, tuo, will Joe careful te select their pest and most capable men for their candidates fr ofiirc and We will thereby be saved the humIid- uon of being represented by such men a. our last Delegate in Congress, who wa> hardly recognized in either departmental or social c;rC cs in Wa,hin- ton Iudependent candidates are things of the past, and let us hope they will remain so. IL was my fortune to oace be such a candidate, and some If you may remember that l made a dijgent canvass of your county, and as a return had the satisfaction of receiging four votes.
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oURAYs SUCCESSOR.

Les Pinos. Aug. 3).-Ratorenau is most fsvorably regarded by the Grand Counci' as Ouray's successor. Treaty is in siatu quo and some Southern U,es bitterly oppose it. IL expires October lJ.h
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gligssDf;

Il ,L- Js,I1,'- fl7 ri HIIIrI l'.rk Irt1i Ic ID tht
 County of aloalst. Teltit. Fy ol A izJns.
 JDu& IUCEL- 7, Il4istia
 sun rouz-
 ISAAC --NNAIEG-. Dcft- Th. Tari. -y as t1.1oua -er,ls srcct-.g to Isaae 5.ru--. Et4.EEsu':
 T.s arr Esf's sau-ucIl-l Ca IT=s- b-iors hi ry af .l '.-7rt Pax ts ,I r. 20 As tstu. Uf Moi-sve ou tac --ls day Q -,-, A. U. ls-t. af l1 o'c',k- .., i al lion tru-lf AIl-t sCu ty said fisiu- t.n. 60 a-aEtr tla ceul--lat 0i t4r agoVs named Il4la,.f
 s..t ac.lr1 lf n-rugut Co recover the sum of Ivo hr-.r.- s.- tl.g- fir y-:1r-.ue lugdr-ihs do-lars lf5 geo aal, Io tc uiss isii' ty you for goods, g.-rt-. t-4 u.-.el-r. dize. and lo work done. sad Iolay rali a far You ygGr ts.1ucs slld request. 0T u Esa.ut wt4 ue tak against ylu itr the salss sIn. tcg.sor v-.l oo.t. ol i,.s sgif if You f>I aIEtar end g-.-vtr.
 fo J.e slsrtH or any Constable of -Esi County, creat.I-: N4k. gal -rr'-ge I'd tue rtturu hereof Glyc4 au-a- my 1s-l rl--- --sI day of August.
 JA2lE- A. Byoa. Ja-t. cr ol Ice t.ace, arr-- sIMtraI Park Trec.Dct.
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ENGLISH AND Ills BARREL.

Chicago, Aug. 3).-Tbe Journals Wash ington special says l. is stated here as fact that English has told the National Demo cratic Committee he vii. rol ask tHen to send a dollar to hIs State. He has iudica- ted that he will take care of Indiana po- iitica!iy
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KGT.CE CF ASSESSMENT.
ARNOLD a5ID AID SILVER rlsBa COMPANY

AAAULJ UyLD AII e-LFta LlaIAE OJ2FAh T. L5-a..s,. e. l--l,Fz place a! }sFiue-s san Tram cisco. '. .I.-.-
 L.esl,u e.. verl7. 's-zr sa..ay -..Bin2 i- .let, Cosarv uf .ge, z. -rrsary of tr-zrr.a-
 Eli.. l- sDrts sH tat at Iltttiu2 o' tie bH-fi oi HiIca .r-. he'd t. lr- oay at ay lSi' an as- Hles... Na. f. u: .gaat EH C-l-s Ir thzre ans le. .. t,l ta ,4 Isls. f;lF ca.F atut, iays- b.s islr "a .-sy lss C. al. cH8 Go tE~ c-ttsrg. st tl4- r ,si tTe tl.1- i;H,ll s-- Nns '-l, N~- slJuIa frlaet. al FIaUc..e ?. C.-l fatsli4.
 Aar a. lreE +f.cl s--- .-refHrLrHt --a4 TeiIAi1 urr..ll ga frs fl . -f--fsr. i--, Hid is- de- lu Iga-t sll tr-r sale at pHalic aacfiou: B m - a zF-Il,Il .. made Zoe vl h- sold Wed aes lry, ts a 1sy 5s 5assa5T, 1880 70 pay th~ osan- lru .--sa Iaal .ge.lcE Eil4 costs of sdFerJi-iig aiI -K lta-ea u- s.5e-
 Ev .- -.f.t .ls HearI of B.7-e-ors.
 t. HUDSON. Secrsts-y. oE.-s-.s-s Cod ard Silver a.lasEg Company, I sal 5l. No. E1. 5-l zBssl. rsst, e4n FrHucrc5. Gallo llla- J!S's4
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Don't Gamble With Boys.

Section of Chapter 60, Revised Statutes of Arizona, page 556. makes il misle- meanor t. gamble with minors under ihe age of 2l years. T. i, therefore the speci1' duty of overg SlerliT. his dega,ie~, con sttbl $. Justices If the Page, aai al peace officers, and If every good cj'iz D 10 see tolt .hatwhen boys are al,oa cd Co ,mbie ti" pro- prie:ors ofthc games, as well gs rhe owners of the houses in winch such gambling sl.a.i Le clrrieu on, shl.l be prJsecu.cu a1I pun lshed.
 S"-tion , says, in eft Let:
 Ifany person shall play with any minor uuG4r inc age of 2l years at any game "i cards, dice, or any substitute lh.rctnr, "r on any camuling table or appara'u, "f any hind whatever, Ee shall. upon conTic;iou. be fined m any sum not eKcec"la- Tdiu. anJ be lmpri, lucd not exceeding inrec moHth-. All moneys 90 won tr1m minors >Ha.l be re- covered hv law, with tne C,sj>. anal Inc ? irly shall be imprisoned until lt ls paid.
 The Sheriff. weare glad 10 know, is taking aninterest in ibls matter, and hercaiicr will keep aH eye on ii. sna we publish thls information in order that pItie~ interested may not be taken uuawares. IL Is tnc duty of bartcudcrs and saloon owners to driTe the boys away from their games and out Of the saloons. and ifthey refuse to g, horse whip you'd be a good persuader.
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Territorial Nominations

FOR DELICATE T0 CONCE.-Ss M. W. STEWAET.- ....-..PIHA CoUSTY FOR sCPEEISTENDEST OF PUBLIC IS-
 sTETCTI0S, M. 1T. SHERMAN ...YAvAPM COUNTY.
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n. 4.-..Is ~r ops.. -a,.r sclyal reSi Monday .enfs G-I.
 The cogr-. af l1-s-ae jon comprise: B.a.iny Or tAsErEVIs. N 9 z. Cr.C- 2 y- Written arl IutaIrc- tla. -i l., zr. ti.tI-. pnl ag-.ts u, tlC b-a. Rhetoric. El.rvt.u, IhI, Iay. Chemistry. BJHl-E-'Il az uy -i g.e and D5G .l- I.t-y. Plane ts-1.Le T., A-'r'I 'Iuy. 's Ii'ay . taHv. French. SIfE.sl Voc. ari I.i-g.u-a -.,-s Iu7c. Plain sewing. Cr y-i W3 F. ussj1 ssd ay4iI Ila iub-0iie-y. ! a- Ises-ry, Tor-tei uit slc fJHer-, Hair and Bead NO-6.
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Good For Reilly.

4 hundred oI two ot the people o, T"mb- stone signed a petition a-king James Reilly to resign ;he office of JGstce ot the Peace. Reilly ignores tue majority of them sni addresses some thirty. whom be recognizes a7 respectable. through ,he Egitsph. thus:
 With regard to your request l most re- spcc;Iuily but cmph hi,icallv LecIae to obey II and would d, ,he tma even II II wel- coucLed ir decent l.a.u."e and Presented in a courteous usa"ncr. First p-cdu-e the opinions you eXpres- and the wish you urge are not those of the citizens uE Tomb-toHe, uur an eignlh part oi such cit ZsEs. See uj. because w hen you freely fired me an ot- ice. without my seeking IT. I5d not agree = agccpt y-ur dICtaii IDS, nnr take yoHr opirion~ lis mv rule of action, either priyate or official And with regard 10 the n'hc' subscribers. in whose umpany l coUtess myself surprised to tiud ycu. know th-t at least thirty ut them rc.ong tn class Uhn-e good oplninn Hcycr coveted, and some for " others are the Uame- of persons whtm l do not know. and who, | think, doUot know me, but on inquiry l am informed that nearly al uf them arc the nam,s ui prr.on- who have n,J paid poll JaN lA the Terri tory, and II appciIs To me that common mode,iy should cause these tp brush ihc dust 1T their carpct-Stcks before CoEdem"- ing the conduct. capacity and di-creil"n "t a man of whom they cannot reasonably know much and who. to pur 1t very mildly, wuuiG feel in no sense flat'crcd io be called iheIr peer. Ana l will further say. that if Were half as malicious as the geltrrs up of that literary curi"si'y l could easily make their conduct. capacity and dis cretion amusing no; i0famous. but thank God, have plenty of other work 10 do, ant the game is not worth the powder.
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SnlgfEstonS,
land C1ce st prcsc7t,. Arizeus.
 nag.s.

|uly, lg, Issg. To SAMUEL o. FEz1T RI-E@, GrestnE: Ton are ter.iy Itotrel 10 appear at this or6c- oa Sa urd'2 tEr -Jfu cay O. sep;- Haher. next af T. o'clock Co s'.Vv 4ls= aly r6y vour home stead entry No. 17 for rds >l. of VI, and f of " e.. secti 9. Twp O., North Lsnye vst shan t.1: b. cancelled. :or u7l conn A nee vl;d the Homestead avs 0f the Cli Cd \. .tes
 6ssi' WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register,
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YELLOW FEVER.

Memohis, Aug 30-Dr. Rec, Iaspector of National B'ard Of Health at Eic@sburg station. telo graph, that he has taken five sick people from of the tow boat RlyeU. which arrived last Friday eTeaing from New Orleans. The boat then proceeded up The river agains; his protest, but tine heath ol- fcers are ca the alert and lhe Raven viii not be permitted 10 land.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

Tho ac!scy say that Biil anglish + ,,r ,.,nr man. fg.cnd. The Cincinnati Commercial publishes .- U- ,lr,--.I', .'-',.'' force iosurcs of mortgages and shcr.-- Ne'.' ia l.- fa.ar. taken from 'uc court TecoIne . Indianapolis. dat d"a't read Jn-i 'h'' 0sy-