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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

The National ssfe-Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue
continues TO receive valuablcs of all descrip
lions for safe keeping ut very low rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09
rhermomerric Readings.


For tho middle atlantic states, stationary fol-
lowed 10y tuhug barometer, cGstcry yecring 10
slightly warmer souuerly winds partly cloudy
weather aud occasional local rains.
ARRIJ4A or FISSENGER TRAINS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

HANDSOME Gucy mating % cents, at Julius
Lansburgh's Popular Carpet House, Al Sew
cuth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

American Watches, $3.50,
Full jewcled patent lever double-cased.
Positive Bargains. R. Harris & Co., 432
Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

The Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.
and-hnlf street, use only S. S. Whites artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

WHATEVER tends to diminish strength should
be removed from the system. For those
weakening diseases Of babyhood Collie, Diar.
rhGa, etc, use Dir, Bulls Baby Syrup, which
a Nayg purng
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

1000 Pair
Of Kid Saudols and button Ncwports at $lO0 at
J. Brock S new shoe store, SOP Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09
Baltimore and Pniomac Depot, corner Sixth
1
Baltimore ana Ohio Depot, corner New Jcr-
scy AyCn-e aud q street,

EVENING.
tBHllO, gC-.,..,.,,,,,,,, . 1850
Baltimore way (Sun.
days Ouly)..,, ...",." $50
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NY pllit a. RoscS. BOO
Piedmont, Strasburg.
" nclt,Her, frelE,
HagerstOwu, III. Uf
Rocks uud way STA
fhilA us,s,s,s,.ss,s,rtssssss l'lu
Iallp, cc.,.--..u,,... e;s7
tChiCagO, ST. Louis q
pittsburg express, $40
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i EMtr. 81 wnyHtHtluns 500
lN.Nuphil. & BlB,cX, $40
.UMUN.. EWn|H.IlA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

tArrivO daily. Others SUNDAY excepted.
HE- For he lime OF departure Or trains see ndycr-
tlsrirPuls rlFpwhere
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09

MOENING.
81 Luulf az GIN, CEu. G.S
tPhila. Bat 4 way. C;0I /
tplilu. & y. I. eN a., $50
tChicagg & Plttsbura
e. ssssssHssstssst,sttsssssss t'NV
BuitO g way stations 8 Nv
FTpdgTCk nc, tMcL
Grancll .,,,..,. ..,,,,,., SIS
nallo q Auuap. eN.. G;2l
Euriingburg ana lla-
Eer1t1Nu 40. Met
byuuchl .,... ,,,r.,.," $40
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-06-09
THE TICKET.

respect, and from his foes from his allies, must
come the acknowledgment that the honor he has
won sprung from an unsought recognition OF his
virtues and his deservings. His military services
were creditable his public career has been h0nora-
bic, and his private life and personal character are
pure and irreproachablc. Uniting the qualities OF n
brave soldier a distinguished statesmen aud
bameless citizen, General Garfield may be con-
sdered as high type Of the representative Amerl-
can, whose leadership all men may follow with
the firm conviction that his life Of personal integ
rity and his familiar acquaintance with public
affairs will insure the discharge of every duty in
trusted 10 him with certain freedom from the
shortcomings of negligence or the blunders OF
ignorance.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, June 5.-The nomination OF
Garfield aud Arthur gave entire satisfaction
to the republicans of this city. Tonight n
salute of 100 guns was fired in celebration of
the result of the Chicago convention. The
american thinks the ticket very strong one,
and in its editorial tomorrow will say:
IfGoneral Garfield was n dark horse" In the
sense that he was not a candidate for the nominA
nation. he was not dark horse" In the that
he was an obscure negative man. On the con-
trary, there is no man in the country who has
rendered more constant and laborious public serv.
ice or whose opinions upon NIL public questions
are more fully aud completely put upon record.
As the leader of his party In tho house of repre-
sentatiVcs, he occupies the position which under
the English constitutional system would cnttle
him to the premiership In his case the candidate
is indeed the platform and makes any defects or
moment. There is accessible to every one In the
files Of the Congressional Record for the last seven
teen years vast body of his utterances that viii
enable the policy Of his administration TO be
islqd with regard to any other presidential can
di1atc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
Summons.

In tue District Court of the Thrd Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, County oi MOhayr:
 Moses Levy, Henry ashland and GshTiel Levy-f srtuers, ooing busi- under The firm name of Levy, Koshiand k CO.-plAinufs:
 
 simon DAyis defendant Action brought in the strict Court ot the Third Judica, IsJrilt Q. tAe TerrIOry of Ar.zou4 in and
 fog tlse County of MohAse. The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting 10 sI4os DAVIS:
 You are hereby summoned and required 10 appear ir action drought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Cour of the Thiri Judicial strict in and for the County of Mohaye in the Ferrl-orv of Ar zons. and answer 10 lhe complaint med V1Jh the Clerk Of this Court st Mineral Park n sald Co ny coz. Of Shi' h eompla nt Accompau .s h, summOnsl Sf' hin tSetg ds.s .eycu.sivA nf fh. day o service after hs sei vice upon you di h- s mons. E serytd n this CoIuty but if served cut oi the County and within the District then ~Ithiu thirty days; iu al! ether eases forty days,
 And you are hereby noihed that if you fail to ap- pear aud answer the comraiut above ,guiro. tLe pautId wil take judgment against you by dcfaul, i- be s1ru oi Three huucred and fou- S374 dollar ou a certau r-i.,- rI lufe, dated NoveTLe- .. I-.,. ana csf~-anG 'ish sr.e- sGI- A.h-.f evTaa. -i. GiE'H under lu. hal a1 t'ie s5-.. e' tra e4Il Ii- Elot ColEf at N! -sk. if's .1I day .E1.r, \. D. lSS CAipW ELL EE! ,I- 7. Cl,-k. SEAL ly H. LTCE~gyJy Deputy. DAVIS STEF HES-ON. httor=y!r IaE PisIu'IC. .zl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
Two Thousand Tons or Silver.

l. i, a.-gering fact to contemplate tlIAt the Treasury npw owns more than 2OoO tons uf silver. ur murc than four and a half mil lion pounds. all of which Is of no more prac- teal benefit "a the people or the Govern ment than If buried ln the mIueS from winch II came. and that the accumulation under che operation If the silver law IS going on at the rate of about fifty tons a month. The amount fl silver dollars coined since the passage of the act of February 2s. 1878, IS S72. S47. .750 If which only s25, ,;k57 .644, or a little more than one thlri. are m clrcu- ia;Ion Of this amount more than SIX and a quarter millions have been fnrced into cIrCu- lation during the las; three months. and It is fairly open to question whether they will remain permanently m circulation New York Times
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

Yesterday ivc large team, heavily laden with m,nng supple, lief, town for Tent" Basin. and thes wrrr accompanied hy the outfit "i several ,migraut families. wh" In- tend to settle m the basin. Judging by the steady stream cf travel. which for the past few months has set in toward this portion t our country. We can soon look for boom in tb,, direction that UIll uysl any which Northern Arg. .~7a has ever seen. The gold belt which runs thr5''GA this district has, 80 far as pru,pccted, proven l',-4'f t. 6e very rich and of great extent. Already se.'EaI of the principal properties. among them the Zulu. the Excursion. and the McGowan have been developed sufficiently to convince all of their richness. and some of them have been placed m the hands of capitalists. who intend to work them for all they are worth. PhenlX Gazette.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
IRELAND.

DsbIin, Dee -0.- David F. PiunSet, Iaem- oi tie House of Commons from Dublin, iu -,saking s. tun-gsvaJlVe's meeting a. Cat.mesiorl yesterday, uf the ou-taSes In ireland, asked hi, hearers to take into ac- count tAe influences which are brought so bear upon hi, counirymen by the agitators, who are seeking to serve their own purposes.
 The country is drifting nearer 10 the rocks and nothing Is done to save it. The wave of agitation sweeps with greater force through the provinces, and although il k met with check in Ulster county, nobody can tell how the barriers, which the loyal feeling oi Ul- sler imposes, will be able to stand the re- peated shocks al Parnell's hands. Coercion has triumphed, while the Government shrinks from any attemptto counteract it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
Calforn!ans in the Holy Land.

am reminded here of two Californians, who. short If money and determined Ia sec the Holy Land, went with Cook, the tourist. They were the horror of all the staid old orthodox parties. hut m less than a week they were the leaders of the company.
 They wanted t1 pump out Jacobs Well. and s,t down to the bed rock. They were perfectly certain It was only prospect hole And when they came -n Mount SJnai they founG quartz indications. and declared that all that. side uf the mountain from winch the tables for the Ten Commandments were sup posed Ca have been taken. would pay ten fer cent They preteuded to find plenty "f gold ln the r'ck one morning. and u,aie iRo whole party hslieN, that they intended [" ssst up ;orty->tamp u1ll. and have II thun dcrlng down that sam, cl7a N"ses lS sup Is,s,i to have de~-,ul'l virh the Laws
 Jyrguu. N s- q, Jrr- Cr'lf -.t0H.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
DIsGRACEFUL scENE IN THE HOUSE OF REP
 REMNANTS.

Washington, Dec. 2l.-A disgraceful scene m the House this afternoon Is the topic of town talk Conjecture Is rife as to wha; will be its consequence tomorrow. The excitement Tn the Hall during the pro gress of the alteration and for some mo- ments after its termination was intense be- yond description When Sparks reared out you are scoundrel and villain, in re- sponse to Weayers epithet of liar, Wea- yer rapidly walked towards him, stripping of his coat as he proceeded, and Sparks, after clutching chair for a moment as II to raise it for a weapon, commenced to take oil his coat. and moved towards his approach ing adversary; numbers of thelr friends hastened to seize and hold them back; but Jones, of Texas, (greenbacker) sympathl- ser with Weaver, meanwhile jumped over his desk, oNcLumIng, Hi there Is going [" be fight, I'm in it. Miller, of Texas. was observed to plunge hiS hand into hls hip pocket, as if to draw pistol, when the members gathered hastily to that point from
 IrtrJs VI the ruusC, amid tfleS ol VT der Order Serguant-at- Arms. and all sorts of undisJinguishab.c uttcrances. The confusion moment4giiy increased until 1t actually looked as If a free fight were iH.- mlnent Speaker Randall hastily took the Chair, displacing the mild-mannered Chair man, strongly pounding with his gayel, com maniod order, and directed the Sergeant at-Anus to enforce it. This command proved effective
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

Tr,-csst, Nos. ,. ls-sf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
| ppiiCGtiOD for d Patent To the
 Cumberland Mine.
No. 63.
U.S.rAND OFFICE.


 NOTICE Is HEELLY GlNEN 1HAI TIE CUM ~ LeclaLs Mining Company. vh1st Fa-tcfl-s al iress 1, San rsIeisco tsi. Las thi- day sp l-4iivu Tor patent Ter hfite hu.i1re linear fec O! O. Cu.UtTald Mine of veln. b,a- ug gold, with .s-- ground ~iN H-st.td feet U.otn. -ituate .gifg ad 9. .Iug Ia.rz Mining Distract. cu1uty as v,- l4! auI -,r-!tlI1 et As-z-na. aud ku0vu and dee - .4t ly he held notes and ,1i l' plat o8 Lle u t..- '.45s 4s Lot Ng- 8, iu Township -, a4Hge -- -Iss and x. f h-}sI a.t.I .la'I.
 >usyry oF ios.s- s-,iaiii'g at location mouu.ae7r . s..Is ei ; '' ed O. --.a the oe q st. a ,1u .aaE dc t--o'-H a-iaaie oi eaa'. Violation if. g.
 IfH j. tE -' .t- r-. it -. as rSf g.. ueas. V -- [. -sr: l" g. sl4tt io f- a. @ h fAt tt .,r- p lf. -- l"5J G.. bla,+sIliia -loT, tg-- " i- .trl,t a- f. t ta@ t lsn-, i- % "lia. ft as . bears V . af 4l- i-. rU' f tJl,I,I5 % vit-, I.. ft -.-. s.tt dep E .sf q. -- W l % .l,t, lr ij. r-..r- iu.at o: s.aa. es'.l rshiu., < L e.I og clam
 ENE. as.G 45Jl su .-.-E-si B. -vtglLr tIr -.H-r- mont rcaf-e oi end ot claim, thence l3 I,. ---n. l. .' g to N h cor clam where granite ra .s.f.ss- -l-.- t above Ercuut. r1rs... C &o J. ca ' -.aa. - mound oi sloLs h' t1.a.e N ia a-,- D. a.1.- -..- ll claim i1iH e s# I s.r...r 'aer, tr-a... rock tNi it square rrgie.- ita.u,. lace, fl---.. ,. 'all g..-s iz4 llH- ana t h. Il. as:.l.c -..l1- -. % riE. uu sl3.. -heac fs ...E 5t Hi4 al9.- l. el e. aim l .t. f-.i.-- ..... g! s.r-- il g..r- pf q e-. ul e.a 6 E t... cog c..al Co s-i.e ---. iv,el s.rn sul.l.. -Z- r s la mar et Dy r--- tE3 Leh,- -l. C N,llI ILd il iIgu cu w -ide vi sane, tAe,, i' 4'R D hl" !" @-,Ae !" ', "L.' I! Nal'4t"i ~ .eA 5' ul a r. liI tt. roai bears I- aad ~- i4t> fl -gi-n flows s.ulh; .5 @ It.. cor claim. g.4l (. -tene lsz'2No iEches, auI mAr@'d ( No ", st,as mound i tisl oI -it-i from this tl., L. s. Mineral Monument No ssruEe1 District bear deg min W I65 ft dist. thence deg % min t along NV eud of claim. "A deg min 50 f. main guich flows south 30J ft te location monument aud place of beg ming containing 2lslU0 acres. ThIs claim l. bounded by uBsuEyeyei land.
 The location Cf this mine Is duly recorded in the Re corers Ofcs of Sayaps Coi.lty, kTisoLA TsrritCry, iu Book oi Mines Page 32S, Any and ali persons claiming adverse any portion of said CuuberlaIi Mine or sl id ng ground here inb~fore described required t, lie thefr adverse claim with ;he Register Of Jh" United states Land Of .t Prescott ii the Terriiory of Ariz1ua daring the sIKty 3z. eT.0s Q! pFhhation hereof. or they u 5e barred h yTre Of The pro, sio- p the gltuie.
 W. \. KELLY. fI-ful hEGisTER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

NEW RATIFICATION OF MICA-Mica has been applied to a new use--that of fashion Ing It into middle soles of boots and shoes A company has been established in Chem natl. and the new article IS now being sup piled to the boot and shoe trade The in vention consists of sheet of mica inbedded m thin coatings of cement and placed in the boot or shoe under and adjacent to the in sole. the upper leather of the shoe tapping over it's edges, or next under the filling. ar between the tilhng and the outer or bottom sole, and covering the uP.cr space from the toe to the instep.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
Assessment Work.

Under tine new law passed last January the assessment work on all claims upon which the work (mder the old law became due after the 22d day of January, lSs0. was extended to January !, 1881; or. ln other words. the assessment work should nc done on or before the first ot January next This appli,,. to all caius located sIfcc 1872 aHd up to JAuuasy -, io>p T4e assessment woIk ou mmu- ,.aua- located since that date becomes ou, January !. '~-2 I'5.s- pe,tof. aud lG,I> ,aau.a >,v -a .t that tb, s>,,s,uagt c.g, aa 4.. tae o'l locations .> due ua ar 5e.... E,8 l...- .aF-
 Iu addition 70 ,.. .....- ,--. ..1.re should s.-. remember t...s .--.- a.at .a done au ..Llu ... year Hi.l i.. csEer ,t- year, .->.s,..eat work. F.r instance. ii g. miu,t Io..r. ....4 .a June. ls... a.. i.l tlu assessment s a ... g,.s. .u ufll stall lave taa a~-.s...ea. -..l 6. ... this year. iu ..t.r H.vs- a-,.-e.a.ar y.r. .u a.i ,.a,we located iu I>19 a..s s- je done -u lo-o. sh.'ler vera vas done ea such claims m le1e cr I.j.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
BowVAN'> RESOLUTION.

Washington De. - Hbuss- Bowman took the Aoor and quoted the remarks of Fernando Wood as t9 the cagacter Of yestev- ia! $ incident, adding that If the rwo odeud- ing members had been two boys fighting on t-e sidewalk, they would have sTeu, the nigh, u the ToAls. H. -a.I that the House should nos take action that SoU-o oe a warning. He would therefore offer a resolution oi expulsion, punishment which would be commensurate with the oiteLsa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

Mn. Eliza Ballou Garfield, 99 years old, mother of our Prosident-elect, Is acute, sA- y.eious, old fashioned. small m statute, and still vigorous and makes her home with her sou. who i- greatly attached to her and eager to show his attachment She has much in- fiuenoe with him. and will not, probably. be a lay figure m the White House. Judge Jere Black, Campbellite hke Garfield. says she Is a very sterling woman, who has done all her work in life faithfully under very disoouraging circumstances.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

If there Is "ne pyrson more than another ~ho should take interest m the public schools, ii Is the mother The responsibilities of motherhood do not cease when her chil- drun enter the schools Choice If studies .rf teachers. uf committees. the matter of ventilation, position If pupils while study ing, ways m which seho"i influences affect character, these .-rc wou--n private affairs. All public affair." are only private affairs bundled together for convenience in hand ling.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
The Tombstone Railroad

Mes.r,. GIliuer .V Salisbury. well known stage men. and the "riginal projectors of the Eureka and PalaSsde rallroad Nevada. ,h, best paying road, length considered. ou th, Pacitc c,ast. when hcrc a short tune ago made all necessary arrangements co build the railroad from Benson q, Tombstone and from there e" Bishcc the great copper camp. It will Ice a broad. mot uarIaw gJagc raad. as itS been rci-I,e,l. and up,n salisbury Ic- turn. lu about four days. operations vll De- immediately c"mmenccd and pushed ahead as fast as thc weather will permit. Tn, rad will Ice the connecting link i,etReen two -,f the riches, camps m ArIz"ua and the Southern Pacific rl,road. Star.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

TLe Dcsergt News, of Salt Lake, c"in- inenting on that portion of the President s message which alluded "a PpiygaIny, sats.
 ''So far as fhe recommendations son- ceTning tah are concerned. they heed gave no Latter Day Saints any wueasmess, They are too iInpraeticahie. and the Lord rules oI. the earth beneath as well as in the heavens above
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

! Dayid A Mckinley. who once resided Tor A time m Prescott. and made a conditional sale of the Fit Carson HIne to Chioago parties and ~As euchored out of II by Prof. Cherry, LAs been nominated by President Hayes as Minister to the Sandwich Island govern n.ent. Mir. Mckinley, al present, Is keep ing a ooal yard m oakland, Cal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
LEGAL.
Sum lsl 0ns.
In the District Court of ths Thirl Ia al Die trics
 Territory of AriEoua, Cosuty Of Ysvapai

In the DstFici Court Of tho ThirI Ia siA Die trics
 Territory uf Arizona County of Ysvapai Levi Ba.hfurd wna. c. Bashforal an.i ket-srt H. Eurmisfer. pzrtuers under the firm Uf L.. BssA- ford s C0ugany. I4AsatiEs.
 
 PhiE.p NcDouReu, iefsnarnt-
 Action brought aEznst you iu the D strtet Court of Ee Inn, Ladcial DstriCt, in and for CQonty of hsf&l zi. 70 t1e lerritoFy fl Arizona.
 lss-tory ef Arizona sends grrsiing PEip NeDon- Uei:
 1gG are hsTFty Euu-mrnsd to sprear in an action brought against you by the ahoye na-red plautd iu the g-ri Court of tss Ih.rd uslcsa nlstrct in for the County SssSgai. the Tes tory ArlEuua and ausNr the complaint nled with The CerE of this N0nrE s' frescott- in sAid County. copy af ~hi comi laui accoInIaue- tir sumIuoIfst within tweu'y days exclusive o n asy after iha serycs uIon yog of thIs sumuons, if served in ths Count 9ui u served out Ot the County aud -sthn thls pi- rie then Sirlin thirty Gzys; in al osher f5tE days.
 and 4ou arc hereby nonei that if you fail appear aI afsEeF the comp alut- slos. required tze Itsu- 'l NlA talk judgment ziust you for ths hundred and egat aud ssyeiIfy-s5Fhf one tundrs5ls -piafs i$-8.4slHjf with two Ter cent iuterr=t Der month ou four hundred and and f1Fsy-nEns dollar From the 4ta day O Navea eF. is and costs aad as- bGr~euisuts in this beEa& cxpeudei ~ Given upder nay had and ths seal of sad SEAI District Courf. al Presco (, tiis sth day ut GSNN''eras'r is'2i TSi,,,v WI, rr,s,x
 irusc7ti. Dee. l, lssl.-g1i Clsft.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

The GoveIumcnt Is again. and quite wlst ly too. feeding the naked, starving "alla pAi Indians They should have the hand of symlathy extended Ia them little farther and their naked forms covered from the m clemeacy If the winter weather, with warm d decided inclination tn behave themselves, and they should bc encouraged in mode rate manner at least in their disposition to he JDcacuahlo and honest
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

MT R C. Brown. proprietor of rhe Ar zana Citizen. became the victim of a mysto- rlous disarrvarancc Friday night. 4 little hird whispers that Ec might be found aJ Orange, just too happyfor a. editor, dream ing of welded bliss aul fcast'ug v;, -Uyarcd B .ppusitions about some future event close al hand lis well L. \. Commercial.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

NOMINATION. COMBINED. The Senate has unanimously confirmed the following nominations. Colonel William B. HAzen to be Chief Signal Officer with the rank of Brigadicr General. and Colonel Nelson <. Miles to be BTigAdier General
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
Dinner Party

Ju6-c C. C. W. French. Caiet Justice "i &he SsVrcInc Court. gave a small dinner J,arty las; evening at the har>n p"uee. m compliment e. Iud-e Charles Silent, ais late Ass,.liatc sn tas Bench. "'f departs tn- night t.T >..n frma--.. i'y>..'> ,le t"" gentlemen msuu .".... ',-''.'H1 N. II. N,.'. mans anI rr.t. c. W. Nazs.r. completed th, IaI'!. Star
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24
I FL E G R A ? HIC!
SPECIAL ID THE NrNER.l
TIE AxEmcAx AND CHINESE TRADE.

HE AMERICAN AND CHINESE TRADE.
 New York. Dec. -0-The Herald, quoting from the statement of Sir Rutherford. says that in ls75, 5.l74 vessels, wiih a tonnage of 8, ,45I .2g3 pounds. entered Jhe Chinese waters under the American iia-. aud in l>79 only SIS vessels entered and cleared with ton mage of ga5.23l pounds. The Herald says surely the most pry judicial of sane mind, in and out of Congress may gather from thi, data the urgent necessity for sOne immedi- a,e effort to relieve tle American shipping from the restrictions now crushing ii down, as well a. legislation taat will encoura- e is revi ,al and eu8Yle Inc country Co share .u the vas. volume of tLc Pacific trade, which vilI enevably spring u9 wAon the I,thmus canal is cut.
 M'powELL FOR SECRETARY ov WAR.
 New York, Doc. -5-Tle Herald says that ',en Mcdowell l, a close personal fieni of G-n Garfield. and 4 Ono !, ,O De the choice of the next President, Mcdowell may be Secretary oi War
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p.,s9d !R f,.g.t,4...n.l.a--f, ,..,... n.l.a- 2, S..h ". !.

s}d 2! tss.s1-5Tis2se, S.h .s, and sn 9Id,r oi is lsv, So tusuy shase- each pr Oi tUci sock ruty te ueosry, vL be Sod ai pl5.c auction a ih. oihcy ri He Company, &g- s2 .iuu E0iIitry street. Nu ialt--cr- tGlltatiia- HI IrdAy. tle .&th day llcr, isSi. sf t- h.ur ci o'clock uI sad ia! 60 sad dgEt, I-ut th-I,a tu-a - or with cos Q: saversl4E and expenses oi tle sale
 H. Gall FAIH- secretary Of8se. 5-s Montgomery street. san Frzuc.s,.. JaI- fOrui4. ,.rr4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

'ir Thomas Collins who has had charge ai taa Military Telegraph station at Campo ..r f.le las. year, favored us HitA & call last evening. lie ], Iu town enroute for Ig,s- ,.t.. AI.eoua, l-ia- relieved at C-uro hy Nr. V. II. C.DiyHun. late ot tae San Diego station. Mir Collins is one of the incest fellows in the service. We commend him tp tAo Prescott folks s- San Diego | DIun
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-24

Mr Richard Gird ,,ii.at'r ha> the oIir iur tha; Soutl,m California .s the best place tn inv,s, in land, for w. learn If oyer Sl00.ouo worth oi property being purchased by bIm lately .n ;l-s and San Diego c1'm- ". Ills head ls ly,e'. and we feel sure he Wlil not regret tLc choice ui lU, location. ~,ml- TrrIa,.