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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
REMOVAL.
WHEAT g. NAYloR,
Wholesale Notions. have removed 10 the n~s
double building.
Noa. l4O6 and ll0s Mails karsel.
JanitwAb
Trlsstee's Male Of 100 Acres %
Land.

Dl VIRTUE on A DEED Of Trust MADE
ID aud executed by Ahdww Hamilton W he
undersigned trustee, dated on ,he lslh dAy ~
June. ISIS. and r-~prdei Ia deed of trust booi
No. !, Page a97. In the ofsce ri the Ciert of lhs
County Court ior Marshall county. Wssa Viz.
E,bia. will, ON
MONDAY. PERRrAKY -. isp,
A. the front door of hsrhail county Cour
Honse. commencing at 10 O'Clock a. r., seil sl
publ ic auction to the highest aud bsst blAdss
one hundred hrrc- oi land ou the waien Ot Jake.
run, Marshall county, West vivinia. Ioiniss
lsndo u ba,enscraf Ashton and othens. With
in Que mile NJ fairnoni pfte. Ai,oat 10 srrss nf
~aid land 10 under cultivation and I'll und~flaiA
with csAl.
TERxs % sALa-tsu or such sr~ai~s sum Q.
the purchaser may dcsirr 10 pay In ooh, ana ne
residue on . credit Of siI aud twelve inoashs
with Interest. the Psymenu to 10 ssrursi by
notes and approved secnnty: siso ssrurrd sI
deed 0i trust on aid land
Selling ~ trustee I viii convey Only such uus
feet. Wv HOGk
jansoAwt rv,Ssc<
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
Horrible Outrage on a Young Girl.

NRw YORK, February Am evening
or two ago Alice Ward, aged sixteen,
while on her way home, was attacked at
the corner of Seventy.tirst street and
Second avenue, by Patrick Dugan,
Hughey Smith and two others, and
dragged into vacant lot. Smith kept
his hauds over her mouth, and Dugan,
drawing q revolver. threatened to kill
her il she screamed. The rutiians In
turn outraged her, when she lost con-
sciousness, and in this condition was
carried across lots and locked in dirty
cellar. On recovering she escaped. Du-
gan was arrested to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
AFGHAN ISTAN.
Horrible Butcheries

lDNDoN, February IA Times dis
patch from Canahar says: Terrible ac-
cou,ts reach here from without the
British lines. 1t is reported that nearly
900 families have been exterminated
by the Ghalxans and that seven OF the
villages Of the latter were afterwards
captured by the Hazaros and every soul
in them slain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
General Foreian Notes

Paul Devoux, Belgian politician, is
dead, aged 70.
The Empress of Russia Was 10 leave
Cannes yesterday for st. Petersburg.
The Marquis Of Ruglesey, Liberal
member Of the House Of Peers, Is dead.
Aye, 50 years.
The German press makes very partic-
ular and extended reference To the dis
tress in Ireland.
Aviolent storm has ragged on the Med
iteranean for two days past. Disasters
To shipping is feared.
The swiss Federal Council has ordered
the statf TO draw up a report on the
strength and condition of the fortifica-
tions on the frontiers.
The steamer Bengore, coal laden, from
Penarth for Gibraltar, ioubdered when
two days from port. Thirteen oi the
crew were drowned and six saved.
A hundred-ton gun has been tried At
SpeLzia with results which surpassed
expectations. Ii attained q range Of
1000 meters with a charge Ot 30 kilo-
grsmmes.
The King OF the Belgsns has con-
ierred the Leopold Cross on Rosa Bon
hepr, artist She is the frs, lady receiy-
ing the distinction. The King OF Spain
also conferred on this distinguished
painter an equally high order, never be-
lore granted 10 a lady.
A rieh landowner near Barcelona, his
vile, three daughters, son and two 30
man servants ~ere all iound murdered
in their besis The deed Vas apparently
done with hatchet- The house wss
rxnsseked, A ssineherd and his twO
sons have been arrested.
The Gibraltar GsardsaA sAys: "The
MOors at Fes, Morocco. have attacked
the Jews. wounding several They eoy-
.ered an Cad man over seventy years oi
ere sith peiroieurn, and burned him
alive amid shouts % JOY. Two Of the
.ul.nnh.d Iaus arn Ersneh snhiacfs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
InnkA Lonisxille

LouIsvILLK, lnuary Sl.-The siI-
tie,h drawing q the Commonwealth
Distribution Cnpany took place to-day
at MAcauley shestre in the presence OF
a larse audieB- The capital prize, $30.'
COO. MAS dras by ticket No q, ,aa5; the
seuond pri1e, $1,000, by ticket No. 6s,-
SIS; the thh prize, 5000, by ticket
No. 81. .SO1.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02

HowEyks4uiekly a patient may re-
cover and approseh towards robust
health, bshe use Of Fellows HypO-
phosphi,s he must abolish the hsbits
OF lie xkch induced the disease; The
effect a hs gresArst triumph in medi-
cine can ,nly he trspsitory, xh:lst man
persists ia ts grStiheaiiOn Of vicious or
p<rnicious khiis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
Tnrrtfin Wind storm.

ALBANY, \. ", January 3l.-A ter
rife wind storm set in this morning and
lasted all day, doing considerable dam
aye 10 property, The weather tonight
Is very cold, and the wind is abaiiag.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02

declare in favor OF Spotford, and he said;
"No; but the Governor will appoint
him to dill the vacancy"
The YORKTOWN Centennial-Other Revo-
lutionary Monuments.
The Yorktown Centennial promises
to be great success, and State commits
siOners from all the original thirteen
are taking an interest in il. The York
town committee of the House. which
met to-day, Mr.. Goode, OF Virginia,
chairman, has hereafter to take charge
OF all bills for revolutionary monuments.
To-day one for Bennington, Vermont,
to perpetnate the yalor OF Starke amt the
Green Mountain boys" Was talked OF,
and other bills OF similar nature will
be referred to this committee. A letter
from Richmond, addressed TO the chair
man OF this committee, states that the
. Yorktown Committee OF the Virginia
Legislature will meet Monday night,
and will be addressed by the Governor.
The Louisiana View OF the Sugar Questi-
CATION.
Mr.. Kenna, of New Orleans, who was
a member OF the Confederate Congress,
made an argument to-day before the
Ways and Means Committee, in which
he took the position that his State is OPP
posed 10 any change in the rate OF duty
on sugar, while il is perfectly willing
that the Secretary may resort TO the
pOlariscope, or an analysis, TO ascertain
the exact saccharine streagth of sugar.
lie estimated the value Of the Louisiana
sugar crop in 1879 at 22,0OO,OO0, which
created an Interstate commerce Of $44,-
000,0OO. The profit on this was only
$500, 900 TO the planters. Ii he were a
young man, MIR. kenna said he would
90 10 raising sugar beets. He told how
the lands OF France, Austria and Prus-
sia have increased in value since
the introduction of these sugar prOduc-
ing vegetables, and added that great
many of the United States can protita-
bly, grow them.
Brief News Items
The week has been very gay one
anil the hotel hops here have been a
striking feature of the festivities. Vast
quantities Of flowers from the Govern
ment greenhouses and public and priv
ate conseryatOrles are used nightly.
Mrs. Hayesgaye her last afternoon re-
ception for the season this afternoon,
and Rutherford b. will wind up his dry
entertainments on Saturday night next.
It is difficult To- find first class man
10 take the Indiana commlssionership
The Grant men are busy explaining.
They say Gen. Grant will run II he Is
nominated without a squahble. Blaine
aud sherman, however, are inclined To
make him squabble. Sherman's head
quarters are we'll attended, and his
clerks, brOther-in-law, &c, are busy.
Neither the House nor Senate were in
session Ia day, and but few committees.
The Senate Judiciary Committee on
Monday will consider the German
award.
MesSrs Charles James Faulkner and
Johnson ID. Camden and GOv. Mathews,
of West Virginia, were here this morn
lng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
DIZZY GOODS.
Hsv Yort.

NKw YoRK, January 3I.-Dry Goods
Market continues active and prices firm; |;
Hill. and the Pride OF the West bleach
Ell eottons further advanced; prints
active and several makes advanced le;
ginghams and dress goods in brisk de-
msnd and firm; mems wooleDs faiyiy
sctiye and very firm; foreign good quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
Cold weather at Nj Washington

BosroN, February LA dispatch irom
Mt. Washington, y. H., says that there
vas to- day the greatest change IN the
weather ever known there in the same
length Of time, the thermometer at noon
being 10 above and at 9 o'clock in the
evening - degrees below zero. Wind,
70 miles.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
Railroad Accident

CHssrER, Pa, February The ex-
press train to-day killed Henry Grant
and Geo. Adds and seriously wounded
VIM. Rhodes, who were crossing the
track in a carriage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
n.u,, rr,u, With the FssshI I

III our teeth we're renewed - are cur
nails. they might not need conskAnt care
But teeth aoa't repeaf theussGses alter
childhood. Tho proper thing 10 do . 70
,uss sozoDoSr, which preserses tneir
hssl,h and beauty. II never hiis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
Fss poO...s,, Oh,ld nurdsrsr.

BosrOS, January 3l.-Ths Governor
to-day issued an order that Chss T..
Freeman, the PocaSsett child murderer,
be confined in the state Lunstic Hos
initial
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
baltimore.


BALTIMORE, January 81. - Flour -
Quiet and unchanged. Western
dull and lower; No. 9 western winter
red, spot and seller January and Febru-
AIRY 81 40; seller March 81 ISG1l i3i;
seller April 81 i5(9l 45!. Corn-West-
ern dull and lower for futures, spot and
seller January, SIC; seller February 55lc
bid; seller March 53ic bid; seller April
5Sst15SEc; seller May 53l653.c; steam
er Sale. Oats-Quiet and steady; west
ern white lS(G50c; do mixed 476ISc;
Pennsylvania ~ G50c. Rye-Dull at ~
@92c. Hay-Unchanged. Provisions
Quiet and without change Butter-
Steady; prime to choice western packed
2OCG26c; roll lSCe22c. Eggs Easier at
lic. Petroleum Unchanged. COiiee-
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Steadier;
A soft 9lc. Whisky--Dull at 81 ll(9
l..
CHICAGO, January Sl.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-U nsettled;
No. red winter 81 -; No. . Chicago
spring 81 l94 cash; 81 l0k seller Febru-
ary; 81 81 seller March; No. 3 81 0i(9
04l; rejected SjCGsg Corn-Steady
and in fair demand 36!Gs37c cash and
seller February; ilic seller May.
Oats-Irregular fresh 33!c; Regular S2i(a
81! cash and seller February; Hlt@
81 ic seller May. Rye-Firiner at 75C9
1jAc. Barley-Quiet at S0(9S2c. Pork
Active. firm and higher at sl2 35 cash
and seller February; sl2 52l9l2 So
seller March; Sl2 67!6Sl2 20 seller
April. Lard-At 81 37i cash and seller
February; s. i74(97 80 seller March;
s. 57l(dg1 20 seller April Bulk Meats
Stronger at 81 20d6 40(a6 ~.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged.
Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE, January 3l.-Flour-
Firmer and unchanged. Wheat-Open.
ed firm at an advance Of e and closed
firm; No. | Milwaukee hard 81 2OI No.
81 ls!; seller January 81 lS!; seller
January 81 lS. seller February 81 Isl;
seller March 81 lgi; No. 3$I 05; No.
4 9s!c; rejected 9Oc. Corn-Quiet and
weaker; No. SIC. Oats-Quiet and
weaker; No. 9 32tc. Rye-Nominally
unchanged; No. 74c. Barley-Strong.
er; No. spring 72(972ic. Provisions
sutrs YIN N(httt ~ Si& w
cash; Sl2 IS seller March. LArd-Prime
steam 81 40 cash; s. 10 seller March.
CinGunap.
CIscIssArI, January 81. - Cotton -
Firmer at l2ic Flour-Dull and nm.
changed. Wheat and nominal at
81 ss. Corn-lleavy at &c. Oats
In fair demand at 40c. Rye Dull at Sic
Barley-Dull at sSc. Pork-Dull and
unchanged at sl2 75Cai3 90. LArd-In
good demand at s. 36l. Bulk Meats
Quiet; shoulders 81 25; clear rib 81 20;
clear ~ 20, Bacon-Firm; shoulders
s. %; clear rib s. IS; clear 81 80 Green
Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Whiskey
Dull at ~ o.. Butter-Quiet and I'M
changed. Linseed Oil--sieady at 7sc.
Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBUEGH, January Petroleum
Active; crude 81 l5 at Parkers for
shipment; refined tic for Philadelphia
delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
RtGht and L,o0

Panlyzins blows are being dssl, Q, diaaaa ~
the great tonic and rsgulaios. HosestssGs ~
sch Bitten. Fever and sgus. ssnasal dseliisy.
rheumatism. nervous ailmenta coassipsssoa ssl
dyspspAia, are among the malsdiss ios vAios
expensnes has proved u ID spsciAe. u wost b
thorough, ih sascp aS pssnpI u b not. hoe.
ever. advertised 10 produce immsdisss ssss
though Il affords speedy rslisl. and vii. u givss
. reasonable trial. such - any standard rsasdy
deserves. root out the maiadis 10 vhicA u v
adapted. In emeHenciss srizins In hnaiia d
10 particularly sevicsbls. and % b hsssssasA
throughout the land - . medicine Of eoapss-
hsnsive usss. wholesome vegetable soapo.asioa
aud unobjectionable navor. h has usra 10
popularity by purely legitimate mSnz. end osiy
well substAntiatei iscts sss alleged In regard 10
Il. Use II tsystsmaticaily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02

~ .s6LSus h shs vsss.i - p,st>psss, tSsse.
-. >, Jenslsss. neitsss ees<ks - -
~. III. beVsv..iaa a ss1He. s,ss elslssk.
H6n5s ppss. ~. - ~ UoovsSbes nD9owu
bs1sdIis y srsslsd sst = ssel.is s13E
-: : ssrs s.s 5 yts.s.29 e ~ ,viStss its -:
s0vs~ sssvs1sa@ hss $3.50 Z sssss1s ~
49, 49,. Ds ssss : i.s::ssasss - I've
= - | syss,s.. ., u,~ cs.sa:i. - t.sr
O. - tssss In de sssfA, tais y - -
80 q JslssH sSSss nhslnnn ~ 1hss@a19D;
nsI sosaoeA tAsS Ae0gel4l nsSfe -
.a1say easzss 81 ss; - 80
-! Bz;s,s.' ss'tie,ss9 - s 49,
S9npp9 = - sllSse1 5000 c6ashshss
- - - 4@Ssve9.Bn1se
ss.ss. = 60 - - S8 =:
- ss.e - - :. ssfze
- ~ H;s; ss;: 6sst -
! 8!
6ax x3I:ssk e.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS sy TELEGRAPH
Money at 5 to 6 Per Csnt.-6overnments
Quiet and fim-Flour 0ull-wheat
Unsettled = Hogs Active
and Firm.
rIAAhCH.
New York.

NEw YoRK, January 3l.-MoSrv-
At Sod per cent, closing at q per
cent Prime mercantile paper 5S5l
per cent. Sterling exchange steady at
+S2i; sight exchange on New York 4S4i.
SILvRR-At London 52 7-l6 pence; bar
sil YER here ll3i; subsidiary silver coin
k9l per cent. discount.
GovrRsNESrs-Quiet and generally
frp,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02

.Mh ~ e1nuVepD1
d,Y jss& slUsss
0e<svO vtelte.s s
ass. ..-i 60. tks
bsstrs.i bssv ~ ss-
sss ed kssltk, As<s
sl flue - snzyi
eyJp0ss lbsy vtIl
90 sen n - tsug
Hnasssssss uvss ~
stsa.ss ~ sks.D91.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
WOOL
Boston.

Bosrox, January 3l.-Wool-Msrket
excited during the week and prices sd-
ysbcing; Ohio and Penpsylvsnia 500
57c; Michigan 50fs5Se; Wisconsin Ssts
Sc; Indiana SIC; eombinz and delaine
50(s5sc; unxashed coubing 50ds2le; /;
Kentucky &ec; tub vashet sstss2ie.
THsow OF that despondent spirit,
crush that feeling Of despair. no cheer
full. happy and we'll. Take simmons'
Liver Regulator. 10 10 no ksmbsg, iis
virtues can he pgose'i by hssdsesh right
here e home ExsniBe th- ceseifcsSes
ID has cured he vsst eaees u trspsy.
dyspepsis, and prevents ehilis, tsver, &c.
II have been . dyspepsc for yeass;
beun % use the ksmmonS Ivsg ungu-
lssos too yesrs go: it hss acte3 - .
charm In ssy eass. Rsy. j. q Hnl1ss.
Claytou, Alabama -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02

CINCINSATI, January 81 Hogs
Steady and firm; common 50 50(94 30;
light 81 35GQ4 So; packing a 1904 65;
butchers - 65Gi 75 Receipts $500
head; shipments 6'5 head Slaughter
ed during the week, 22,ii6; since No
vember !, +S0, l20; same time last year.
5g1 .ii1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
BUILDING Association Notice.

gINHE REGULAR ANIMAL kLbCTiON or
No 4. will be held at the rcsular plaoe of msel.
ing an saturday evening. February ith, hon ~
Ia sorloct. Nominations will be made at the
meeting of Association. January sisl
W. &, HANDLAN. rrrst.
J. f MILLER, Src'y. ian, sifrb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02
LIVE STOCK.
ChlcaRo,

CHICAGO, January Sl.-The Dropers'
Journal reports hog receipts "a 900 head ;
shipments $500 head. Market steady
and gaod demand; mixed packing 81 %
(a4 50; light 81 35tS4 50; choice heavy
81 55(d4 65. Good clearance.
Cattle-Receipts 600 head; shipments
1000 head. Shipping steady and in
good demand at So 70(95 10; butchers
freely sold; cows s. OO(93 80; bulls 81 IS
Cd3 90; oxen 81 90tG4 %; Cherokees
81 O0G03 so; feeders and stockers s. 10
64 %. All sold; closed firm.
Sheep-Receipts 400 head; shipments
1000 head. Market firm and more ac-
tive at 81 35lai 60.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02

Hsv yerk nspaelioan st<ts Convsnsson-
Sxs YoEk, January 81. The Repob-
gates ~ the Chicseo Conyention, 10 esil-
81 10 meet in Utica on February ss1h.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-02

Burlington G. X An 49,, e.............-.o.iis
Preferred ....... o. e. c. al c. nrts... "
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Mining News From Globe

The German Friend does not show much development, but has yielded some of the richest ore at the surface ever worked in the district. From 10000 pounds of ore $2G00 cash was returned. A shaft IS feet and cut show the pay-streak to be only four inches, but of very rich chlorides and native silver.
 At the Chromo about thirty tons oi very rich ore are out, five assays giv- ing an average of $500. This is from me rich pay-streak 16 to 20 inches in width. This property is now ad- mirably opened, so lthat ore can be rapidly taken out. The main shaft Is 6O feet in depth and a tunnel of 44S feet has been run.
 Mir. W. B. Hellings evidently means business at the Centennial. The company, who have recently ac- ouired this and five other properties within a radius of one-half. mile, are going to work systematically, and give proof of having that all essential motor, c In, necessary for the success ful accomplishment of legitimate mining undertakings. Supplies are now en route for the camp, and ar rangements are on foot for the erec- tion of needful buildings. Forty or fifty miners will soon be employed, and as soon as, in the estimation of Superintendent Hellings, sufficient work has been done on the Centen- nial to establish the extent and value of the ledge, other claims will be taken hold of.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
The Mexican Ticket.

The following is the ticket adopted by the meeting of Mexican citizens, at Levin's Hall:
 For Delegate-M. W. Stewart.
 Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion-M. H. Sherman.
 Territorial Council-J. NJ. Kirk patrick, H. G. Rollins, D. B. Gillette. Richard Gird, F. H. Goodwin.
 Territorial Assembly - Webster Street, M. G. Samaniego, Thomas Hughes, Alexander Blair, A. E. Jacobs, E. C. Burton, J. c. Handy, John Haynes, H. Buehman, Leopoldo Carrillo, c. $. Leon.
 Sheriff-Chas. A. Shibell.
 Recorder-C. R. Drake.
 Treasurer-Chas. T. Etchells.
 Probate Judge-T. L. Stiles.
 District Attorney-Hugh F. Farley. Supervisors-Joseph Tasker, c. E. Harlow.
 Surveyor-G. J. Roskruge.
 Public Administrator-J. H. c. Waltemath.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
As IIsua

From a letter written from Yuma to a gentleman in this city, we learn that Hon. Grant Oury made a speech al that place on Monday evening in which he, Rs usual, put his foot in it. The meeting-which numbered about fifty persons, of whom three or four were ladies and twenty-five, by actual count, Republicans-was called to order by II. N Alexander, who stated that the assembly was about to be treated to a vigorons discussion of Territorial issues. NIT. Oury then plunged into a vague and disconnect- cd dissertation on Democracy in gen eral, States rights, etc. For a portion of his discourse, Le took for a text Q remark made to him by Gen. Ewing We must get inside Yes, " said Mir. Oury, we must get inside of the whole thing and when we get in we must shut the door and make everything dark, so that We can see the small leaks made by the Republi- can party" Just so. And if they ever do get in they will produce a quality of darkness which will make the Egyptian article seem as snow. But if the Democracy of this Terri tory do not hurry up and do some sen- sible talking on the stump, they will hardly get a chance 10 start up their darkness " factory.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Gigantic scheme.
LFrnm tha GInhe Chrnnicla.

MrJ. W. Eddy is now in Chicago interesting capital in a plan which, if brought to a focus, will work incal- culable good to Globe District and the Salt River country. The project is to build narrow gauge railroad from Globe City 10 a point on Salt River near the mouth of Pinal Creek, dis tance of thirty miles. This will drain the richest mineral section in Arizona and furnish facilities for transporting and working ores of numberless small, undeveloped claims, whose owners are now unable to work them, inas- much as there is no custom mill where returns from small quantities of ore can be obtained and means secured for further development. Every dollar taken out of the earth, DO matter how much it costs to extract II, adds so much to the material wealth of the world, and every inducemeut that is offered, every facility that is furnish ed for the working of claims and re- duction of ores Is of lasting, perma- nent benefit 10 a mineral country.
 It is further proposed to erect on Salt River, at the terminus of this railroad, mill of forty, sixty or one hundred stamps, for the treatment of the gold and silver ores of Globe Dis trict, the company to receive the same at any point on said railroad, haul and reduce the same to bullion upon schedule of prices not to exceed the following, tO-wit: "Free-milling gold ore, per ton, So; free milling silver ore, per ton, SIP; rebelliOus silver ore, per ton, SIS. At least so per cent. of battery assay to be given. 7" This is a quotation from the prospectus now before us, and we can only say that if these ideas, or anything spproX- imsting thereto, are brought to a reali ty, the bullion output from Globe Dis trict, six months after the road and mlll are in operation, can not be esti- mated eYen by the most sanguine.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
On the Highway to Success.

It affords us great pleasure to be able to chronicle the favorable recep- tion of Hon. M. W. Stewart wherever he goes. The people recognize MT. Stewart as a man in every way worthy of their support He is elear-headed, active, energetic, and thoroughly alive to the needs of Arizona. He is just the man the people have been looking for and they will give him their hearty support. MT. Stewart will carry the full vote of his party, and in Pima county at least, will re- ceive the votes of a large number of Democrats. Arizona needs an active business man to look after her inter- ests in Washington, and the people are satisfied that MT. Stewart is the man to serve them.
Weekly Arizona citizen., 1880-10-09
Same Here.
From the New York World ]

rEOM the NeW lO4A NbAAe'l
 The appearance in any of the prin- cipal saloons of a candidate for a county office is, any time in the even ing, the signal for a general rush to the bar. The daring candidate may peep in at the door and see only one man present besides the barkceper. He goes in to treat the man, when, loi the saloon instantly becomes full of men. They drop Tn at the front door, they enter from the side, they come forward from the rear, up out of the cellar and swarm down the stairs. They all slap the candidate on the back in turn and inquire how he's doing. Then the shout goes up "Who's a-treatin' 2" A desperate smile fits over the candidates face like a gleam of sunshine on a wintTy laAdscape-and he says: Boys, what're ye goin' to have?" Then the "boys" fall into line before the bar two or three dozen of them-and when all the glasses are charged there's a half-drowned murmur of "Ere's to ye,' and the candidate rushes wildly out into the night.