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OREGON.
Not Much OF q Eace-parsuit OF Indians
Weather.

Not Much OF Eace-Parsuit OF Indians
Weather.
PORTLAND August 23d-The rowing race
announced to come off in front of the city for
an elegant silver cup failed to take place.
The crews of the Portland and Willamette
Clubs refused to row because the crew of the
Maple Leaf Rowing Association contained
one profes ionsl. The judges and referees
decided that the race was open to all corners,
whereupoa the two protesting clubs retired,
aud the crew to which objection was made
rowed over the course and were awarded the
cup. The other crews have filed protests
against the award of the cup. and the ques-
ton will be referred &c authorities East for a
decision.
At last accounts Lieutenant Farrow and
his scouts were up in the Salmen River noun
tains. They were expecting every day to
come across :. band of hostiles that are sup
posi- to have gathered near the middle fork
of Salmon river. The country is very wild
and rugged where these Indians have taken
refuge, and should Farrow's scouts track
them up it will doubtless be warm work to
drive them from their lair. Farrsw's Indian
scouts inform him that there are about $50
hostiles in the band.
The weather is cool and cloudy.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Grand Hotel Property !!

oTUATED ON THE CORNER OF FROM.
y and streets, Sacramento city, directly op
posite the steamboat landing, and the railroad
depot. The best location in the city for hote'
and business property viii be sold low, with favor
able terms as 10 payments, leased for term Of
years at low rental. Inquire Of CADwALADER 3
PARSONS, No. 81 J street, Sacramento or s.
DEWEY. sos Pine street. Sar francisco an22. ant,
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Sacramento Market.

FRuIr-Our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-lists of w. r Strong Il Co., and
revised up to 6 P. NJ Saturday. They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
apples, papered for long shipment, 81 25@1 so !;
pears, ordinary varieties 75cas1 25 Bartlett, s1@
rs prunes, sl@l 25 o box peaches, 81 25@1 IS Q
q box figs, 6@10c q ID; plums in variety 75c@Sl Q
box oranges are very scarce, quotable at $40 q
Tahiti lemons Sicily s991o q box; California, s4@
4 so; Australian, s5@5 so o box; lines, Mexican,
sl5@17 o box; bananas. 1894 so o bunch pine
apples, sac q dozen tomatoes, 40g5ec box;
watermelons 90c@s1 y dozen grapes, 81 25@1 80 o
case crabapples, 75c@sl 25 cantaloupes, coarse
ed z Late Crawford and Cling Peaches are now
coming in.
FEKD-Our quotations are from the priee-lists OF
E. A. Burr of this city, and are corrected to date
Dat hay, sS@I0 D ton, baled; alfalfa, S7@S q ton
baled BRAN SlIal2 D ton; barley, S0@S5c q cwt;
ground barley, 95c@sl q cwt.; wheat, 81 4o@1 40
70 cwt; oats 81 85l2 % cwt.
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"TowEIs," "TowELs" at the Mechanics
Store
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"DgEss BUTTONS" at the Mechanics
Store.
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GOLDEN EeGLE f'OTEl,
T0RNER OF K AND SEVENTH STREETS,
u Sacramen.o, Cal. This hotel is favorAbly
known as a first class hotel for years. The house
has been reprinted and recarpeted lean
and modern PRICES REDUCED, 81 and 81 80
per day. Every accommo 'ation for Families.
Baggage and Bus Free
au3-4ptf f. A. HORNBL0WER, Proprietor.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
coIoew eeH,E Eorel

Newly refsted. Private Rooms ior Families
Eastern and California OYSTERS Ii every stgl
arIS-.Dlm
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

INV IUkhJ
BREADsTgFFs-Flour and Wheat are quiet, latter
at 81 05@1 0S.
WooL-California is steady at 16a19c for fall
bury and 20a2sc for clean fall; spring bury, 2S@
36c; clean spring, $50 SC; pulled, 4oa5oc.
HIDES California are quiet at 22iG23c.
LIVERPOOL, August 23i.
WHgAT-Good to choice California, 9s Sd to
9s lid. Spot los firm; cargo lots quiet and
firm no cargoes sale off coast; Freach country
markets turn easier.
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"Bors' JACKETS, at the Mechanics Store :
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PERSONALLY. G. Merrill opens to day
at his Tailoring Establishment lot of new
goods, representing the advance styles of
early tall suitings and the latest patterns in
summer wear The new goods are elegant in
style and finish, with few fashy patterns
among them. An entirely new fabric is the
Stockinett suiting, which importers prophecy
will be very popular the coming season.
There are some new and very handsome pat
terms in fancy French Worsted and Cashmere
Call aud examine them before the choicest
ones are sold. Merrilps, sic street.
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Mexican Gunb0at nj San DiegO-singGlar
Death of Her Captain Homicide.

SAN DIEGO, August 23d.-Ths Mexican
gunboat Mexico arrived in port yesterday
afternoon. She left Mazatlan August LIST for
San Francisco for repairs, and was to have
been lowed up by her companion gunboat,
the Democratic, which also requires repairs.
The commander of the Mexico, however, de-
cided to bring her up alone. On the 18th,
when fifteen miles off San Bartolomeo, about
o'clock A. NJ, the Captain, Miguel Azcue-
mega, unable to sleep from the hea. and close
ness of the air, had his mattress taken ON
deck, where it was placed by one of the guns.
Shortly afterward it came on rough, the sea
increasing rapidly, unshipping the gun,
which rolled upon the Captain, killing him
instantly. The vessel was lying SO near
shore and expecting to proceed Immediately
to sea that the usual precautions to secure the
guns had not been made. Captain Azcue-
mega was buried at San Bartolomeo on the
18th. the place being marked with cross.
A bottle containing narrative of the fatal
accident was also deposited there. The
Mexico will remain here eight or nine days,
awaiting orders and taking on coal, etc.
At Mount Fairview. in this county, Satur-
day forenoon, James Sullivan, a storekeeper
and Postmaster, was shot and fatally wounded
by S. A. Jones, former proprietor of the
premises. Sullivan died last night. Jones is
in custody.
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RAILROAD HouSE,

EyR0NT STREET, No. 81, BETWEEN AND L,
II Sacramento. % cents Beds, 20 cents:
Board and Lodging at low rates per week and
month. J. r. JOHNSTON Proprietor. aul.4plm
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
SPECIAL TO THE REC ORD UNION
Vacancies FILLED.

Vacancies Filled.
SAN Francisco, August 231. Charles
Kohler and +. r. Reynolds, both of San
Francisco. have been added to the Executive
Committee of the Republican State Central
Committee, to fill vacancies.
sunken Railroad Track.
STOCKTON, August 23i-The report here
is that the track has sunk above Martinez,
and the train had to return to come to Stock
ton via Livermore Pass. Passengers for the
south are waiting at Lathrop, where they will
be detained some time. 1t is stated that there
is no accident to the train.
OAKLAND WHARF, August 23d.-The old
sink, one and half miles west of Bay Point,
suddenly sank this morning at o'clock,
about 60 feet long by 5 feet deep. All the
trains were transferred with slight delay
except the Los Angeles express, which was
run by way of Livermore. The track will be
passable at about o'clock in the morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
a.neat of raullne Markham.

Tonight ot- theatre goe:s have 8 rich treat ia ~tuE, f.T them The Prescott Ora ristic Clan sometime 42o gcndrTc,l their Ser- yice- Io Ms, Hukl4In fir d benefit to ihr .sIg Afj,s clrfiu, T,l4,aF>al. to Hi,lt W al be FaescntcI t' The publ;c ihe charming afsala "AH mat G.itser, |, uo: Gold and tu- anu .ias farce of the .DraI Shot"
 Tts- C.l-s4.t.r cd "MaFlha Gii'b- Is one nt Miss MaFaaam'- iayo'It" in.c-, and slc s.0..s several e.cgtHt tsil-4- dGun: the play H4e bas .ycd 'jse part in al! thc principal. theatres Uf AmtrirB and Great iIit.sn. Mr.. Ctucutcr 4nj Ms. >or,.chcr 'y I a.>s assist. Tjte mae character, will be a--anel 'Y the professional, n@upiin, Baton aud Carpeatrf ard oar Gayosi'F ana tcu5, Martin, Ma-tcr-,u. CoF5i, and Rush. Ns f-c. that tllc house vii. be rroa ded bc- la-t >st'.ug Eaum from jie Way ihc seat, are teiag lak,u. Reserved seats ate pTocursbIe a; tAc u>lai p,aC@-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
Village Council Procaed.hgs.

Tae Fiils~t 'aanc.. sac, ),nu,ry :. I--n. sna esisrtr,i t,a 'o.i"aiug bH>.aa->.
 Novel tLAt lhe lt1l3.l 2. 4u of Jas4,ou sS FemPki.~i'' i'' rr's 'srtI and be c.eri, ordered ia ua,ify :l.,m.
 Aye C. l.. spencer. D. (. TGorar, J1,i.,, baly.
 No-k.i5erl oouuc'
 Mo,e,i by {. j.. S.suosr saa. tiI- ,aoposl- ti"u ol Irch ,e Cburchii. bv 4ccslasd->.ty If tsae efa-7 again; Jari, son ,saeIau,i.klr> ie jien.l-se,', o5 >-.aa .f fr.e.i, aai a.Iec.u- t. carry the .a:ne ta he >urr,u,o l4as, of lee ;.utlej ~.a'os.
 A}c,--C I.. Spencer. Jame- I,Iy. Robert s'onn,l] aud D. C, Ihorue Carried and >p ordered
 lsron af conycgance Of plala rrai aGj orIasc.l placed on Gic.
 Wagan,- Co <. 0. Nnyc. aud a. UUch i-r s' each a- r!egh> ot election
 N'Nc.i th1, warrau. he dGawn tn .Efiz1iia Miner for Sla.
 Moved tAat tEc Dill of the .Ar.1oHan he cut down and a warrant le dra"n in favor ol ;. #. Marion in fuil f,rail printing ,oda,,. >-,.,.
 Hnvr1 ,hsl the election returns ba opor.,. and ihc Clerk oriaIcH tD notify:
 N. N. Kelly Mayor.
 tGcI Efrrh, aud b. ~ Haskell. Council 5acn
 T. -.. Morgan, Irsa~Ur,r.
 al 'G. '-erz. E, A~~e.~or.
 }ailcs M. G,J>nn. Marshal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
Estray--Revard.

Sirayet from itst undersigned Irg Strawberry ga 'y, louio Basin, NaNaTsi gauuty sbop; lLs sGa e. Nos,tates.
 oue black horss Len twelve ysscs old, sf@en azif lnsh. heavy 'H'lt, ss- ss'dlr and collar B'arsE. ns branded.
 bIe sorrl hor-s iuulr, eight ie eSra t6, hfand.8 H E. on Isft rhguiIer; has collar mark.
 Nh.f th.l EtrAHosf away ilcrr Wae a aY yearliug hil' Nitk thetn. The fLy i- brupdc,i A ruuueetes nu isi thigh. htesai F.arf viii ie ysid for ;hs de Ner "f tis stock ie S- C. Msr. Prescott ur tis1 w. HaHccs ristHgs, t9 tho tis, Uft,i rsizf si his place iu Strawberry Valley ISAAC JnWTHIAN.
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FrsdaEs NeNs
.......E s..r ..-..st ,e-alsE.t-

g. a.rs..s.aE s..r ,s-1elt te-aiStt-
 Ger W Be~@s.. az le4ss, iu.ead. s.si,- lac ~la t-4Lt.ssJ eas7.
 P,.-ags ..u.a.a=, zal ~l-hsaE to ai,f1se t.. Ceauiy WaEgast, saF.es sf l>7e, ai.I f...=.e call st sh.s office.
 Mi Ne.le Kc1trov l. about rsady to elsa. lause ;n Biseoas.u. She Si!l carry .... lest 4.s.se- of ilss e0iife community N :a Ge..
 Application sas falea, ta ;Le piue F.ar N..a.u- C5la p-1s 5 l..iue. Meieo.iJ I4yapsi- t s i-ra approved bY 'ac Cammi,sicner At ,..- General Land n;.isr.snd Ihe paieHt Vi. b. t.ssas,.e,l d, 4A early day
 Tee ue. p--cs mil is running regularly -aa Nr G@lHrE, tAu present m4na@er- sends 2- aefi ;ha; < .> paylns seiI. Nth aa;er. vblca vc have upw .a abundance, thrte az. haa4re,ls li l4iaes around Pres c5}t Inat laa Le alsAed wiib profit
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ps~formance Postponed.

The sn;sr.aiuueni a4.cstj>ad Ior ThCrs- day evening ss ben i, tn Ms paal.ne Markham aas ocea postponed uluI Friday evening on acenaai oF thr inlisrosi-jou cn She lar; of one of ,hs performers and the unwilGa2acss of Miss Markham io allow she play ;o procec'l whereby one prominent psIt oas ia Jeopardy of being mu,i'sied aa. the entertainment n uic gailure in ronsc- qurace. To morrow evening, without fsll jHc performance viil come off aad tlc two ulag- dr-ma auI farce. randtred in tae highs. possible manner aaovB to iHe Amer- .caa >ta-e re disapJin jment is muca -r-ret,r.i ay ..i-- Markham. A1J she bas called Ha.a H~ p,rsoua!ly aa3 e>ksd ns ta maEe hs .rr-2 ing s;Ntemea- a11 prou,is- ing t,iat ar ia.Ho.OU eyeaingshe wji, with tht s,si--a. .e oi tae member, of her uonpe. anal -serra 7f the Dranat;e Club. lo he, utmost 60 make fhc evenings entertainment ore ..r2 so 5src'nemhafcd by she citizens ef Prescott The pog'ammez are to be printed ar .a.,r, gBd one given to each lady ,e aa.anancc
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rue-3sr ,-en.as .ac bcne.. icajrrcI Nr Fagabt-t was gjcgiy pauoujk.d and the play hand ,3 render aul harder ,n auJrg s. aI eNerrs og au'lmay with t1e rla. e,e-aas ac!' performed. "In.z- Mi,~ s,atki5:a. gave s"nae excellent ilius.'stior- aj h,r psaef ia .Iasi1g vhiol. were really beautiful. Mrs. Carpenter, aS Donna LE. crc'ls ,s.s ai' .hat coald Je asked unl ieg hn-5.a5 .r the character of "D.n rom- .a>s w.- immense. "Carlo~." by Hasc- hack. ea- natural aud pToaoarce3 hv our -1.ic- ,- sell su,aincd Ms sned~kcr .ookea ,ac ua.s g, j1c young ejrI auj aa- qu.Ue. herself w.th credit. Joe nlmaig. in gac character # "nclar ps@cas.e- mad. ap aH;r;IgJlr Barron was also na- ,u-sl la doe character thal uc sustained
 The h.gs. aas a f1!l one. The benefit aH sbss coud He desired. and 1tr. Rarabaek ai-hs. r- SD a0noau,c tarou@h tas N'NEr t-fic4'g. .ast he is thankful to those aaa pnycl la7 f.. acaet;,. ali those who .a aay ei>o ss>i..ed apd particularly 10 thc pah.1c for gtaeraUs patronage.
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Notice for Publication.

ltsD DFFIcE. ERIsCBrr. s. E.,
 Dee. I9h. i~73. nit~e ls aeTr'y ge that he following usIe.i sstIl.f ~ LAa ht Hul,c o{ hia intention razke Hnsi ysof ln support us hIs claim and huAl rBtFy t4sfi at the rXpz'ou of thirty days frosa fhe late uf fh n"tie"r Niz: GEORGE OSWALD, fer he N. uf s E. aud Eis uf VI, sev- 2G, s.d E., uf ; ", Ns. A', Tap v l. "y ssd nzuues thr foiiogiug ss nts vitne~s"~r viz: George Jackson cod orlando su o5 YsyRTai County, A- T.
 Ws N. KELLY. Be Eisier. Prescott. Doc. 2as.a isSS.
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I8t-i Ta'. Fa..-,, @.s sLiea Ha- uai fHa-e than oas-..s,r af ;..s v4i. ghat !, 4va- e.a.'y ea-, ag e..ctica- where e.aaty at..- alo l. he s-.ecsel. as olr cir ..s4-.- oalg rNtsad over oar half .f tie .aau, sai =e- coFdIaz ;p lhe lla ea'y ta.-e l.s.a- vl,b- lI 'a@ ..aigs are oatirtri rs so,- for Auf.c- i94i e.ase:-- As t.r .ez. a.es. .ia- %: ,ae .es...a.4ra tLi, ta.r; ,.aa-.a l.. s.s. ..isi ,o a- .p lake ia cap.'"l or Nab HiI, Fiel:y- si..~, "a.l..de. c,e.
 As whole, tae s.af..n~u -..pctei are a.i 'nst could be desired suI We ,gu,t la.y a.ll carefully attend tp ,i- ysu,a, wants "f iite c.'y aad .t o-or cause ~ee,fai ueci. u-s'-d Improvements s' bs u.I., t,. in >taHe-, p.saA >'I-aalks ol 'uv pf-m'aeat -;t#ti-
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Paris Millinery
NAILLINE ERY
NOtICf fO tTeiitoa

i'rviai. CoaTt, Yassia Csu.t, Ariz ,s4s Territory
 Estais ot LnDGs WEIHEKT. ,,.-c-a,e,i. Sotir~ is h.rsb- gissu t.y tbe uulssvtgn.i ,h. ~I ths I- i-sliS tsuisrt d~g~ass Co ti. crsp-~ oS. sud al having claims a-alns; saii drrease;, G" 'AEibi; the sse, S3fh urr---zr, yvucasF. xIthin from ths aF-t psfsastlef nf this notice, t0 tas usdf hs Ilaor of ness '" W1ts sf EAa}lg's ~Alpou, vrUth MouG FuEps Street. Nl.iagr Bf Pvf~eoti, Arizona
 IoHN EAiH1.F. FIsegstf said Estate. Prescott psyrfai-r .si,l, I-5p.
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.-H.. !. -ing>aurr a.e ". .aC "a-t promising ya1a. oihesr .a .fe United state -crFige. bes "ega appointed .H.P,gt1 1' of igfgci ranges. aa5 -.alaaei al For "hirul-.
 sa4-c TucAsr siii sas5a 1sg psper Rita iile material af hc orrDac. .s5iz-aa1. We understand jhr nau,u B. ,e bz .fc @uf"ua icmrcsal. aaG lisc i;~ nsus v.u bc strictly p-Fiig.a.
 r,uiH.-- H William. .n.afus Gs la4t tu.n"uov. he wii hsvs severn, cane "i fr,-b oysters from jhc Essi. and ;het uu each -a,, -riir@ d8y iuiug Che cold weather, L. u.Il continue l3 -ceeirn such quantities ss foe mag b- ah,c to 3.sasa.s rf so towers .r ,r, gifal,.. It.i- animal %: jEc Eu.rr.
 EEs,e, lrlalI 5aj i.- ~,tims.ic lady are ri-7iins frirn,i- ia Prc-ca-t lir. ard Mrs. .ino'd ar. ni4 pioneers. ana have v,.rk-.l bard su3 long .n make jheUsy,Tts g a.ea,sut home on Uca,cr Crgtk, Iu jH., uunIv. w. are Cia3 ia sec aiIs <. in lsvH s0,r so 'rd- a stgIu-ion sL home. sur r1uudcl ty tht aid r3.as ut 'hc Ah.egs.
 . a -l-epar-I e petition vhl,H i- heinz generally -i-r.}. asking euE.ganT f't..r nt !" paTl'1 Wm Partridge. uho !, a1a ..j and feeble, tIuu lar T-iufurja' F.eaa. Partridge va> sal-a>-rj threatened. anf ia maay ways iE t--atc3 By B. maa ar ki.ri, and t j. evident ;Ha. hr committed 'ae rasH deed entirely through 1ar.
 ! ... -la,ri urou ihe boards. tal eeIy popular and interesting plays an ohich area~i"r V . ,- rr-pa- ed io give 3l.-- Pauline Markham g J.euc,is. r cun,i lcraliau af Ger ability d. : gu ar.rr>s. auI her maHite>. desire lo add to . .i... GsIctSurs or .ur .ilizen- su different n,- ,s>inns. since acrsrtssl ia Prescott. Eij~. Markham. Av >p,r.a. .s~Iae>.. v.i' sing iHc .,esu..f,.l song af .nt'v t,jn.. ~ud 'il.- Arnev Ue eur .e se.J-o -eur >ga,> st Heads for .your -j>;e-s. ra.s cousins. and voGr auut," G-ier ,a. E.,.J- crgeo 1I apa,-... or .-sorr..s Gcr .at r.-"enne- a.. officially.
 h. 8 recent lecture hy to, -iI.iman, ,r Yale College 1ef1-s the New York Bullion Chm. nc observed .baJ Amcri5s iE destined fo be :bc largest nra5uger H gold apo si y,r in the world ia aao hc ra!Uc rf >i,. yer relatively to goii was s3oV; i- 70 ID $500. it was about t1i ta while -a- s,".k ar silver uai Uccu increased o7iy aooo. per cent Prom she earliest dimes Ha sajt- both silver and gold have been aaaple.i ur mankind as thc most co-rcaient mascrIa!- for money that gGld is recognized as tue medium ,f value and .;.a- l'lc priuc. pai esu-e -f 5nc depreciation af siifes Tas ''s Is-g-cjiza..al u- le-waaT
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

Ul 5suI-. sunday, --T- f .uI-r. p Na-tiH. Mother aa5 -'fIa --.- r~e- t.s r>-ai- @ ...-.rucu-r yf ti- sue z- jesslrG. 6Hc and pure .s.-,-ei song. founded -,.a-- r- D. = Gilmore ot received a- r.lis "i7lce- H.ar.fH..
 se Eaup@r-t Hosi.. a-fac. ta E. I. Cook Tennessee gu Christmas .f ai- .ea-H s.- rc- ..- -i. ming
 rr... tlaass ,r -nn2- f-4efs--. -..-d agents. drivers -1 a- :;me The roads @ sroa. wheeling Titi uc months
 r.s srsts.stion of iha new Arizona Loa.c No :. ..s>tn-rca ,o W-dnc.- .r Isr'
 sr -.. ~"e
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The word " Sozodont.

H 1icn Aas already become a household 1ord. js derived from the Greek, and com posed of two words, SoZo and oiOuteS. ''''-Za' translated. meaus to pre- erye, and
 .bduntc~" tuc tccth-''>OIODpNI pre- server of tbe teeth. And it iS true to it's name. Il beauiities aud preserves the teeth, Har.ian~ and invigVIate- the gums, and cor ry',~ 1ll impurities of the breath. The OdOr of this pure preparation is so delightful that B D. luXuTr to apply ;t. It is as harmless a> water. Sold by druggists and pcrfumeTs
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Territorial Prison

Goteraor Fr-moa; recently visited the u,e Territorial Pf>1n at Yuma, and informs B, that he found ,ycry,hrs in perfect .aal. Tha superintendent aud assistants, trustworthy ant competent. the huiIuing safe -a.l comfortable, hewoIk recently done oa contract D. Nr. Allea, solid and credit aalr TEc liogernor was very much pleasOd vita tic management and is of ihe opinion that viea tAc prison l. completed, il will yie uith 'bc most perfect institutions of the siui uu thc Pacific Coast G0Y Fremont as> been, during his li.c. twlcc on the site a.eTt now -tlad- the Territorial Prison of Arizona: lhr Gt-i time in iSi9, when he Neai g,om Missouri to Mexico md thence tn California via Yuma. and right where p.w -i.aI- ;he pr.ssa. the ,'eueral took .fh-r.Fl.an> ant tlc latitude and longitude ys..e 3.lj.Icaj Ua~ A,~ visit in 1878, thirty rc.i, after. H., last visit 10 ihis noted place vt- i3r the parpose ot visiting ihe un- atuuete people, who, through heal pas sion. b3d iafiaeuo, CT pcshaps D life of reck- i.~,Ho,s, have caused ibcm io be cast with ia ,be gloomy ,.a'e of prison
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T.O2GT NO Aaa

EEEBkiL At youc.,s.ia. Dscs1nbes Ig, 1879. to she v-se 'i B. P- blllbsI, la pound boy. ARMSTRONG; 4. Inc Pins Indian Agency pipal a.ri.y- ij-r rais IT, 1s'9 to the vife oi Pr l. t. Arrsst-0Us. q dagghtes-
 tr Prescott, Janlary 5i.l tu the wife Of J II. ?. Smith, 9 sou. Mother and sou doing rCli
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ETGTy- ttEr acres uf epOb land 0n which iaere agc 15 sp.r.> o. ncycT failing wafer: good f-uce ant uut buiiding>. Produced Jl.5 siry season five tons of potatoes and Gfty bushels of corn per acre, and will pTo- aa-e any rear %25O3 worth oi produce al ? ,cts per pound Splerdid stock range. NI.i sell for Sl2In half cash and balance ou tmc. Apply to ]. L. Fisher k Co.
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 t;sa S Porter sS Ca. have 8 ncw card in ,ui. issu. of the MINER, notifying people taat they are still selling furniture at a very low 6gurc-
 Holiday suits and iargc stock of men s c."thing asa lrrni,alEp goods just received at L. Ba>hfnrd * Co.
 la9 eases boots aa,i shoes direct from the 'nanui"c'u-ers just received and for sale cheap i'y l.. nashf1id X Go.
 To Rrx~-A dr~t-cla,s Singer Sewing Nachiac Engairc at the sslo0u of F. NJ. Fi-hfr jas
 Dried Ncciaunrs, Cherries, Plums, Ger lasn PruneS. and Blaekberries at Ellis Store
 isH eases cauice groceries and canned .-'H}- just received at l.. ia,htoid & Co.
 a1o cases i5O3 fire test security coal oil jest received at l.. Bashford d- Co.
 Tine Pearl OI, NON EXPLOSIVE, guaranteed I1 dii- test, at Ellis store i3d
 Imported wine. and liqu DTS .g C EGj- s21tf
 Fresh ncctariBeS iusi received at Y. X C. Eiljs i30.
 se,c money by buying from L. Bashford {, C0.
 H'all paper a0 ,.ts. roll at Geo. S- E'or,er'=
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

Has,ra. .e. F. & aus has >irJiy fur n.sa-l as v.sh the following facts aa1 52- "res. showing par. ei 'ne work tna. 4as acea '.aa~ E. Iae "re>yo.. postoii,e dufiae tl'e -ear ,5se.
 Money orders ..eget. sl3l.S3J 34 Mauer orIers Ia.d. ............. t8 ,UlJ 11 5.amH, seM ..... ...... 3,lGS 4
 &uTaag-. sft,es, .s-u5a. 5.GEl sGmboraf registered letters 2,@l3s t-ca letters. 2i, oo0, navaa, %! newspapers sent nur- 5,.5p.
 This ia pretty 2aai showing for town -;.at !. ..a9s agn mad oaly hor>cbgc. mai, eaH i.at twice month.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
Paul'S Bakery,
ReStaurant.
Notice of Assessment,

To James 3ies, James Finley aai Alrzandsr David
 
 Ton are h@r"''y notified that have expended nue hundred dollars in labor and Improvements utuB ls Maifsu Mine, Humbrg miIinz dist rict Yavsjaf conn E. arizona H order io hod the I,-e-rsc- uar- the Ir''ls'"us "f s'su .s2I Revised Saflita- of r
 Hi:el Stsis, and H within ninety days aftr this u,- iir by publication tuu fzl or rrfuse t contribute vrr rrn'r1nH "t -gch expenditure ao{Isners. yuf is,- trTrss Iu szld c!aIu viii h.rorns the property ur fb. subscriber under ssIi -ertipn Ls5s A. NFJEEE
 {rr@cnts, \. T.. Nov sA7s
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Wanted Imm ediatety,

A gusIned taHcher fu teach the Public School iu ia .t.isFe of St Johns, County Df Aische- One rho -0i'Fetasl. -it- the spanish lauRuzsa preferred.
 CiAS. 4. FRANEIiS.
 gus.EVss ss-, Beard Hcucu' NrJet-e-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

A large stock of saeifaaa heavy H.ea-.ar cooking. heating aaa 1ar.or stoves. si. bought before ;Lr advance oa ines -1a .s rnd will be s.i- .learer ..srs e... .- l- ..shFs. (. ir.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09
Letter LAst

The following ], li,i nt ieiters remain .u. iu che Prescott I'o.;yfiice for tue Week -sl.trr.f FaasssFk EU.p
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

t-a r-.r -f those elegant white .n" -o -5 --~- ..l-. blankets, iust oorne4 At D.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-09

Ptr- l4s In cIillug !pF These letters all please say adyciIi,tss.
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