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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31
-No:ice fa f..c Public.

The -s. 5-1-.-se4 .rl-.- -.s aa-. o: Sapsg zors t'a uI.s-- .a road 90 s-t U F- I.- repair crossing is- fr.4sas t1 tr 1liaa- iur.-ug Ground. Ina; ttv .a..ru G-rat.ts- extended sl- be Gei.ie-. The ...- E..s4 v.-4. ra-Efc-sely uuH1! Si-IgF- ~hg ~-.- .s ..- .-.. a.. that ts. % t: t.la read i.-a.ag zsaa44 ii- farm.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

St. Louis, Dee. 29.-Dispatches from Texas say that terrible railroad accident occurred yesterday on the Texas & Pacific R. R. somewhere between Dallas and Mar shall. These dispatches are said Ia be in- correct. The rrnor is that train ran through bridge that was partially burned and 3 number of rassengera were Killed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31

NuTI't .-. ...-. r .rfs-rllr-! that John V lIsa.- ... ..-tl .s--a :a-- of al the .-ef455. 4t t.-. ar"..~.- Ha-a4 'nu.iauy aud svo- -t.-. .-... ..I .r-.r. sr.z su! Tho said --a.#.- .a .a- ...F So .4 .'-,t iae -alae against ,g,r. ali- t-,-. .zs-la.l ,- t.s. -a-. e.
 rTHAT M MtSTEESON.
 ~gg gt. ,'lelai. lining Co. I..-.-. N.E. :. l,---..
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f.ejs'rts has.. r,tctc.; :"vri Yi thc sgioid, al pinai If l M, God. Nhn has for the past eight "r 'stnc :a.n..> i-sen cl,Ikiug in ;h, branch scocc ": I.'tmar A c.. at that place. The unfortunate snrs l,Ni leen "n a somewhat l',',.at,.- ~..eo. which iu tuua Kls succcr..t if ,: .; tr>,ot.d,ucv. to ,-Il,i aFiyh T.. I:r ,, :.:::.,s .r'c through hie forclcli. l...,;s.s i...s instantly. Tn, de scease.; 1s.-s q ;.at.ea.: l.. a:..i. !I: ...,. :. lhis cc,imt.t i.,;r Colorado.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-12-31

 AL@AN -. IGwt-E, oe.y11Hut
 traou 5Icur.t .l t4e Ds.. Cagrt of the Third Ja t,. t'.-t.t ' s.s4 eGta- oalry e! YsVap4i. in ii-s .l-tgry .. aIz
 Ier-.g-! ot a.-ea4 sai.is greet.Er 10 Ab.@n <. He~!U:
 } -U are arre' Fu. mJYsd ant rF9usTrt % agrpar iu u acton brought 4g4Il-, yo4 by tas above named pialuth IL tie Distinct Court of the ThirI Ju1icfA lstrct, ln aad 9s Jhe CcgIIty of NaVzi-i iu the Hioiy 1i Asi oaa, aud snswrr te plant flrt with tAr tt-h "I il-- CGgrf -t :e-c1tt sztd County s"T> 'i Rtsl ,--rI il-' !EV4uIe~ this summuusi Wlfa tFeIft da.- Isy of sersic.l Af- ,-E tlf -rTs-0s u5u s-1 f ;. if served u '-is coI-. re- s.set eu. ot trr Coun.y. aA within ia,> i'-tct tar1 t. tiTfy Iays; aA other casas .1f;y aN-
 hu y, h-r,, uo;4bel jh.; 1T yau fzil - syrear and s--r- te c2rI asIf, sbaSr required the tlEfu- un H! iaGs tstsIt aIa jaglt at a.Eis. yOa far the sum os 3hou-; I'd ttTee lsl.d-ei &.d tveuFyhye dsur nal l-.E.-t sT~uu at ten Fer ceuf Tyr AunJIfa the T. "a cay of December. A. l. I-S aud costs 4Al d-soIr-, r.,-its I.. th a Uah < ,xyeudet. Gwen Gacer tsy ba-sd and the -esI oi said -eAi- -b4-frICt t0ust t Prescott, ,Ais INwltirth Ilay December Lsu.
 NiLL1aI HfLEEHNov. G!crE. CEJTellil Mater. II AttlEleys for Plaintiff. iEls,J-., lee Den, l-s8.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL To THE MINER.
HAVE BEEN THROWN FRoN HIS

rHoUGHr TO HAVE BEEN THROWN FRoN HIS
 MULE
 Camp Thomas, Dec. 26.-A man named Anderson, in the employ of Robert Newton, of Globe City, wa. found yesterday neal Goodwin in an insensible condition, having, 1t is thought, been thrown from his mule. He was brought to the hospital, where he died this morning
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NcricP of Assessment.
, l.. [. WILLIAM -:

' .F.
 Isr. are hereby notified that have '1t"H-cl one iIr!a-ef ililars. .g .a. sud lUivos ll'u-. uf a f" Hermit nIue C. fpeT H--ia, a.a:- L'f- tr- rnua. .u orirr to h #t the sat lreaalsv- .ttr- .- trevI.I5us of section -ats Revised ~tAtufe- .f -a Iuit.i st..es and if xhu sn ys after iEi- Hvtee. i,, publication, sf you ta or refuse Co c''l'H- r frTlortsou a. such -udItuTe. ca evl'. .- il- ,.--t in sad clam vii, lee The frppe-y tt tae -glu-a.,ts.. .u.e- sad sectluu -
 n.r. NICE L~. lr-scv;i. \. T.. NCS. ;, .-.s',
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Nosice for Publication.
:.ll,-1ai.-. .s Prescott. A' T

l1C.'r. .< Prescott. AT.
 I.r 2. lsr .4 ls-f. N#rf - '..- gwen '-- h. fq..5 ~isg Hai1ed set ,-L.... i,''of lca To ruaEe final proof - : a.- .la...- aud lecture as.si entry thereof .1 t -... .,as g! ... l,si: Jo-el,h NariDw Home 2 }. IT, >u. -. t1 1l" 2; oi N " ', and \ " I, .- ~' s--. l- s..i -.. 1, \ aud ; l. ts of sk . ~-- '. Iv * V i. .' &.ii names the fsllowtne -- --a v..-.--s. tE: Ia1a-- f!ourugy. Taos -herl. su. .- .u aud e. Z.I.u-Ilu1u all uf N illiaIl- ss. '-.l.., 4y-I- rguuty |. I.
 WILLIAM N. KELLY, Regisfef.
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.No:ICrto Creditors.

rs'4's e- .r.4'- Et,LroS. tec-asell. Naes - -sr' fs -.. 2, b. -4a st --i1aed sau.Inis- tra.Hr - f-H s-a-- Ha.sf s--Als, the creditors gf. aud .,.-s- Earia csir- aealrl-t s.id dscea-ei go 'kltt tnr sa v-tl t.st srssfE vouchers within fen .Hlt.- tE' t- l--- ,c u! ;his loti 70. lhe under -- % sf bis oloe. ii tbs tQsu Mineral ] -.E &. Ao.4,- county. A. ].
 VA. IANGLlY.
 AuasINTsTEALOH, N.ze-a. I.rr. !. T.. Dc. I-.h. ls-a.
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70 mininG M en.

I.- u...--tzrs..; i-e sn ,s.res!',t' ~itA iss. :..- L.star .H- - .r fJSt-ciISS UiINR6 Properties . kr.a -4. slsLae5. -f4-e par i-u--'~ fs-,y and .. ...-t--. r. -. EI-B-
 Room .. I-5 IA ~ail. =. -.,.--,-. Nsiss~g. II.
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MA N-lll llLt.l ssF. \. C. sEEc.z:s, .-:s.,.a, MAEIIs siAIEH. d-seoIss.i'
 The Territory f Ar.zJal seLas greeting .o Mar;il. lI44sr, ,.-l.g,i4ut:
 eu -rr .. r,ls san-to-a ty appear before faF. at t-y t.--uAs .-elurs tn shs County af Yavs- l--. 'A t-- &-. c-! ot @-uaat., X. h., Isoo, al - -'c-J, k. y. -r -c.aT irp' st tg4lI-G ypu h> ga. .- '.-'. t-e complaint Cf :ie above Lalarl -l&. Said ac-a i- Hr. uylt ;o recover the sum Q. ..-ci ;zsli; four and eIesty-hye .L- Eul,. ii- 70; a.4.F -a 7j to aud interest og the saIae at tr gl-r ~ Der celt Ter month -ss 91 Is, Luf.i4 rai4, a prs mI--Or; note U.Ade -l rS,4aHj uy ss.t N-lsr Co '. C. ~h.c.ts ss Co.,. 9f 11a-1'l HI4 De t4Ata S-a.ust you fs, the said au4yrt -.rr H t- ,,-.- ihls uIt. U y0u fail tg Y4-e4r -..I 4l-4aT.
 4p t-. >ar..s.. gr .-. 'yl>;-a.r o' sia4 County, -:,. l-l-: sl--l ga. 4.a s,:uss hereof N-,sa g--ilr Isy l--. ss- 41l da. 1s Noy.uter, A. D :s-.
 i.E t'AMFfELL.
 A'.-t.-t os ;iie Peace o: saI4 I-rstaac, l'r.-c5.T, .-.. .--3 I-sH.-ss
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Death ct One Of the Hoas Brothers

Tombstone. Dec. 24-This afternoon. about one o'clock. "uc If the Hrag Brothers met with an accident from the etiects oi winch he died TT few minutes They had been working "n 'heir claim. the Treasure, aui hal 4uit and were cooking dinner. In some way powder iad got int" tho store anti caused au explosion. The deceased had his right les blown of. and one might say he Was blown te pieces.
 The deccascd was a nephew of Mr. Hoag. ri oil CIty. and came here about nine months aco.
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YouT.eN Men

 NHo AAF HE SE EE.FfsTAG T7UN THE EFFECTS et ys'u hH It iss CT ius.r @l s.3 s.i te avail tielT-fsrs af is, Ssie rfa pai:a isas The altar sf slfvT4ifs s- biis EFIaSEF v4n RuAFantes i9 folfnit SS Tor every essc os E-sunaI
 s4kSsz gf lTseaisr srsa sf at , Eisa of Character ~hieh he u4derJAses ard fA-ls ta care
 MID IsE A8E MIN
 lsrs are tnsEs sttle F tissty 70 ixfy als5 are troa 1ed uth l5o fseiaeBf gsats4sias izaaer, pfeii hee1irstlst n s3i si-s Sslz<tiiE buspng seIiss;it1l, aud S1Rklrs st t.s 14 manner the i2iieat caft aeessis f1r. examining | uri- ntfy rep stfs sIfy ss-iirnt v asiea ha iouud and s5r siTrs -na. t5glS-rs Gf zllnien eii aFfear, CT tae tQEur tlii ie 0i thn sisI~a kse sszia CSugng 10 1srE tIe tasTi q asalisr.~ tn4By uen who tic ''t thts dcuiy ignpfsnt cf ts cause. winch s the Sasiyua stsEe of ssinl V'Rsuess B <. viii gu&FaSe rfesr cure in al s;1si and heafhy rec citation os she Eenifo-tlrinAly gsns-
 F. S+ 10 FiVBte aiFsases og sEarf staDh!ne felf course e uieicbeE. tss fer cure, with al l1s- strufses. vi r sst Q zadfrs receipt of slu.
 QFFEsE AatEs--ii so { and s. sundays ( m 70 70 II s A .'srlEu.ssiisr ffs. tIegei, ekasis5t8on asit advice g.. CsG s address.
 x. ..s..5 -.Es:5.F. BE. HFTSAFY q co
 r* No. n keasusy St., san Fr4ucizc0..
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i'..,is :s,.y, t... --r, .-..-..., .i.'s s,a':-. sa,ss...y .,5 ,,-..: .-l.'. vss t,,-,..y placed %,n the i,i,-,. I.-ss ?. !..., '.' !'5.~. ;'- f.r luoh..,- t, i..-. .....t. ..: ;...~ ;aTt.'.s '." firm ,f k-r..:.~ .. C. .-:;, ..,'i ..'' "il.s stage I.lin. ''. ,t...
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LEGAL.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.

CUMBERLAND GOLD AND SILVER MINING
 COMPANY. Location of principal place Of hlsiasss
 SAN FRANCIsCo, CAIIFoEsIA. Location Of wofks:
 MATINEE DISTRICT. YAv1FAI Co AHlZoSA. NOlICE:-Thsr- are del!nqpeat uFon the following d@scr'vd stOcA 5n account .ss ieG on the Z'lh day of uctobeE I--u. the sasrfal amounts set UpInsi,e the LAmes of the r.sIecI-se sha Teholdsrs. as laloRs:
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LIABLE TO BIZ TROUBLE.

Denver, Dec. 2S.-The Tribune's dispatch says that serious disturbance exists to-day at Socorro, \. NJ, the authorities refusing to arrest the murderer of Conklin, editor of the Socorro Sun. The citizens finding no recourse at law, arrested and hold by force the Sheriff and four others, including the murderer. 4 rescue of the prisoners is threatened, and 1t is thought there will be bloodshed A request has been made to the Military Commander of the District for troops; although they cannot be used as posse oya,n.s .s,tatas, yet company has been ordered from Colorado to New Mexico as a means of protection for public property and property of the R. R. Co. Large bodies of men are being armed at Albuquerque, leav ing for Socorro tonight. The women and children have been moved out of town.
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The I.E..a.y as ATE sends ;s.e.>us tJ ueorre g ay-r-. s. ..tiaa:
 lHH -r+ lreas --l.a 3s- = sTIca- before t.e Jus tc- ,f t.- Pea above -islilg.l 3r-clrs- 2. lhe ttHlrs Uf lsssat. on .1e ~'a ia! d-Euasy A. h., Isl l l- a'ysss, s'a- hgoac'I. against you t.y -. f-..G-. q, a.F7es the n 3a-.>t D; tllr anQYs l-l.si E.--ll.-s.
 ~ls .ea l- '~urs,; tu :rt.Ner ;bF su.n Two hl.... -Ht .1 f'-f.4.- si.. shty- isrt <re-uu..- i-,- --+-i-.tt l.-ars- s.z~ .crayiiit f.r nrr t O. - it-E r-; tr s.: sf-:sial.r, y@dz- l-.-: N be ;.1 against you ior s4li 4u.Iauf tq. Eas- E;t t- el1- -t ts slI-. If y; Ia. -c appeal ---. -slsge-.
 4H fr- -.Hr--. cr ..y rc.stah;r of HsI& Courty -ratrl-: N-Es f -l sflict and due return he-euf D-Et. -u-- .l '4 ,f tl- sth day rf Nuysrnb1r. Is0
 !Ezp. MAZ R4LE, Ju-tIer Gf t5e Fesce. :aHI3 Loser Verde Precinct.
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ARRANGEMENTS.
For Village Treasurer.

\; tas solicitation Q. frie.lds hereby Auuo0uoe myssH a. Independent ezaiisAss !os The ofses of Village Irca-urs< at the ensuing vlslgz e3scsrE-
 J. r. MEAIH1E. Prescott, Dee. I.th, Issa.
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Nil E.ii. "f Globe City. informs lis that "a -c,t."a ui The country ], f"urishing. ls.,.n,,, hrisl. .'., mjues ar. welding well al.' rh.r, men rai u" li:'iyulty III "l- ''lan., 'u':'"!u,u'.
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lE RlCaaU's COLLEEN RERE- EsI
. TiIl; ONLY CURE.

IE sGsETS eGL5ea ssLsAa EII sares ehzbcfs. sEtt A-i sella Etats sffeS en risr teEs 1Da todT' sore ea1- t~sf s.t c ffr cd red hlatcies. ry hi liti fs-ls A ssas-i scalp and al pEirary forms uS t1r dsf- ki1eu as zyThii's. 1rie. g. Ter bo.tir, IF hicStUs coLIE EE EaLsEH k1. 2 cures a-riary. i-@reiEfAi ~s a.. ilt=e fe1isf1s isits the bones ;slf- f.r A-s.i- aac& ol ths Isck. ucgrsteG scra i'rgat syqhi ifie rssh. iBnp and contracted cords EtfJess st The Isas. sGd essdsC z sases from tls sts1sa. Shstsr causc hy indiacFsl1t. abuse. pt sl-rs-rg. leaving ias blood IuEa tD3 healthy. FrsuE g YsE l~rfi'e.
 lE sicilu'S eol Es sF isH kEIlBaTE for inc cure . 4-1offtsss> E4rfs l- riisAoi, gravel and zD Ur- uass or eetti..al Ui-fr-seu uas- Free s- Sj Der bottle. IF seisUs eolEEs s7iElsH REJECTION. phsl. ard taJston ios severe ezse- of sonorrERz, inasmstaz- torf aleef, Stsicsrrs and al diseases Js tHe naDeys and bizsder.- rice Si IeT bottle.
 ts sicHsUS GOLDEN DiEIHEsT for :he sseotiys heai ing 0i ssIiilis4s s9ress and ernis.aohz. aiass aesnts t>r tE Ficg US sclLEEPllS for sent hal Ssstnr~s. ufszf t-n1ss.a EGap4ssissy, aud al diseases a-isHg tru-G rn-sfuFuai40a aut exrussiye LbUts-- g. Fcg toE. -- .- c. r. RICHARDS & CO, Agents 427 ana 429 sAh SCAsE St- col Clay, SAN FRANCISCO, - CALIFORNIA.
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Gs:EEI -ts9Rs.
-'-' ''' --''--''- 2 l'-. .l-IIs4Il'

.u i,+ Iisr.c ro--. of Ja~ TaIfd Jadci2l D.stTgc; ei A- iefrtol. - ATls-a- in snI for the County oi l-ysg4.
 I.e s.r1s-hza M.u.az Company. ;IAintf,l
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A PEDESTRIAN BREAKS DOWN.

London, Dec. 2S.-Gale, the pedestrian, broke down this morning, having covered ,, 233 miles of the proposed feat. He com menced the feat on the 20th of November. undertaking to walk ,. .J00 miles within l ,OO0 hours. walking at the rate of a mile and a quarter every half hour.
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Ju,,ics Court Summons.

In tLe J4..---'s Cysr,. I-lI l4N irsy.t County o! I@sap.l. Ie-I4.oT. a! A-.zsaz.
 T.,4 Campbell, ,5.P.
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irGnage Notice.

n Inc Isof -.e |s.rt oi ;ls County cf YavAI.ai.
 4.rr.a-. %: Arizona. ,.-- .-4t..- ,. .--e e--4,e
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or Mayer.
1naspsl den. Ca. di.a,s Ter City Marshal

The undersigned respectfully auuolnCes to the taN-paysrS uf The itF of Prescott lhaA he is a candidate fog e-rl,sssiou uI The osiice Of City Marshal, and SoliCifs llleir support al the coming municipal, eleciinn.
 ]. U. EuuSoS, Prescott, December 3 lSst,
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CALVIN fA.A75N- -..g1s-c..
 4.r'.t.. '.as l-..r said C5srt. made an :he - e.s a.er-.r A. 4.. f ,p uot,c- is he1e5y given
 . ..--., "a. -'..- ..4. H. la4rE, t- D.. l@sl. ' 4t . ,l.-, s -,t ---. d tho Court HsuIu of a4 Court a. {; fi.s ul tr--caft, County of Nave iH.. .atH -..n ir.tL5-. as tG- tluE and place for aF t..r vs ci hl cad Calvin Jackson. d.,sased N lef H-.-.lc i-a tI 4vat.,n Q. rasom1u JsekEoss .s. t-H --as.-s t9 Ie;tgTr administration. when au1 ~here person may appear and the sat-.
 \. c. NoIEss CieTk. Dated nss. --i. l--l.
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New Gun shop.

\. w. Goa GsArY < kEArsY Srs ...>.. Eairo4es oa Gerry - SAN FR1NCLsLU.
 -.'..-. tsisrti ..- -.s---.. '=. <. :. -...-
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For Village Asse sor.

Inc undersigned .nrour eel. 3IazssB Ax | .sssdLizss for th- ~Ioe of Village Assessor zs the ~hsSrar Fl tion. R. r. HEEE.Ba.
 Prescott Des rDbtF ofh, iS50
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n ;-- Ig--. rt. I1ay '. .rss PrtciIc. County ci l-,ats.. Terrier. ,. .rszoua. t-I..- ,r $ CD, ..-,a;.fl-,
 -y;rdrnoDs.
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

isa a never fsisiag Cure for Nervous D bfiiiy.Exhsaxtesf NissltF. seminal Wss k8esz .srulafgTrtosa. Lost Nan hoasi .imE oteucy. parzlysis aud al the tsrr4hie ee cts Df ss'if-Ahuse, yfSthful foiliss. . eKrt-as~ in u.Et1Tar yeaFs, -suen ss ssi-E ef Memory, I-sNsl-1Ge. Soctsruai ! Hs1aas- sitsi4- Aversion Ca sircis4ty. l1mBess of Vision. Noises IB Ice Head; tns ylsa auid
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sH-I~> iasSsl-7fse. Nstt.tf1ai WEsIhc<s 1z<sNaes9 sit's4- Aversion ta s,cissy. IS4eSkI[-TItS ItSe<f<Sf IFllsHoss of Vision, Noises LsSS--s1-S-@5=<3&Szk<As lB Ice Head: fns yIsa sua tazsiHg unutservsis the nYus. and nam os1ag aise cases tazf lead sc is sanity and death
 nI. MT@TTE @ agree tp foffsit S.o fer cass of tAis kind she Vital t.sToTatiye under his special advice and tTe&frsEI;s vii sre, faT any thing .pure iuiH-rnus fgu ts if. Dr. Ntfie trsses all P-tv4te Niseass ssscoessfgir ~ithu1t ss-spry- Goa sultaur free Tnsa-uuCh ezEuiEztqu s15 syice. il- ciur sualysis c! ufiIe Ss. Price e yifal Hstors- tsA- & bsffle, four .fass tbs qu2Ely sie; cent LRy sdtgea- uJ9n recsif ef C, e. D. fr3l obzsssAi0n, and j Yrissss nzlzs Gssifsd hy -.<5-
 4. T.. MINTIF. II. D..
 '....,. II graruSy ssrsst, sza Fraaef~eo, Cal.
 Gr. -fI@ti~'< kiHtt--T Remedy Nsphretf euIs sl; EI..es sa-l .4tssr Css1g'll1ts Con " ovrhrz fes., fss)rF1r-z Fog ssl- bg At l-is gisis Si t-g'se. ssE :efsr~ fu- g.. -.-. ....-
 uf- HgE;tr'. tsa siefi.n pi}is. arr ;ba lss: nd c9ssf<s+ Gs@T~'a ai5 isss esfe Ia ife 1srsr;. 0r sale tlg RAs t.zlsy, ,ls.ss --s ll1A1A Ef
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-09
Civil Marriage in California.


Inc llrSt case In this county OF marriage
under that portion OF the civil code OF California
which provides for the union OF man aud WON an
as husband and wife by simply declaring that
they are married, signing papers to that effect
IN me presence OF witnesses and acknowledging
The same before notary public, has come to
light. The paper was filed In the county re.
coIder'S Office yesterday and is as follows:
Know all men by these presents that we 4
b., bachelor, and G. D., Spinster for the purnose
OF entering into the state of matrlmony one
with the other and for the purpose of mlItualIV
her ceforth assuming all the duties. relations
and obligations thereof do hereby make this onr
Joint declaration
tirst.-1hat our names, ages and residences
are: First. A. B., aged IS Years; residence ri
Dorado county, Cal, and second. c. d.. aged 16
years; residence Suffer county, California
SeCondly.-That We hereby declare ourselves
to be married one with the other and bind orr
selves 10 observe all the obligations OF matri
mChy.
thirdly. That the day we assume such Is the
18th day of July, 1880.
Fcurthly-That the marriage has not hereto.
fore been solemnized by u.s. In witness where.
OF we have this 10Th day OF July 1880 set our
hands. Signed, A. B., c. d. Witness, Z. f., e.
Ii.
State of California, county Of Sacramento. 80.
On the 10th day OF July, in the year 1850.
befule me- X. NJ. a notary public in and for said
county, personally appeared A. B. and C. %.
proved to me on oathS OF E. +. and G. H. to he
the persons whose names are subscribed to the
within instrument, and acknowledged TO me
that they executed the same.
K. M, Notary Public.
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ALEXANDRIA.

RoBBER1Es.-A few nights ago the stores Of
MIS- Taylor and Mr.. Nicholas Mumm on King
street.WeTe broken into and robbed the thieves
who were supposed to be boys making their
escape. Last night pane OF glass in the show
"lDdoW or MeSSrS. Warfied & Halls drug store
corner Prince and Fairfax Streets was broken
IL IS thought. by the same gang, and everything
10 the window that could De reached carried off .
from The drug store the thieves proceeded to
the confectionery establishment of Mr.. NJ. Bos-
sSrt, on Fairfax street. between King and
rance, Where they went through with the
sslne performance, and relieved that gentleman
or a quantity OF sweetmeats that were lying
loose In the window. Early this morning bot
Tie or cologne and several other articles belong
Ing 10 MesSrs. Warfeld & Hall were found near
ST. Marys church. and later Beverly Walker
Weak-minded colored man, and colored boy
named Ed. Lacy, were arrested by the police on
suspicion of being engaged In the robberieS, and
locked up Tor examination. The boy this after
noon acknowledged that he was concerned in
the King street rObbereS.
On "LARK."-TWO young men from Wash
lngton. printers In the Government Printing
Offce came to this city yesterday for the pur.
pose. as they expressed it, of having "ilttIe
fun." They enjoyed themselves In their way
Until about nine O'Clock last night. when they
Wenh into restaurant called for drinks and
attempted TO depart without paying for them,
besides giving the proprietor good deal OF i'm
puGence, TemarEing that this old town was no
account" This last remark proved to be the
straw that broke the Gamers back for they were
arrested short While afterwards and locked
up. Ihey were fined this morning $ each for
being drunk On the StreetS.-GGzeft 1th
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Two Women on the Beach.

Kind reader. didSt ever see two women batbee
They emerge from tier bath-hOuSe looking as
though they had stolen something and expected
TO SEE DuTly policeman bob around the corner.
clap his hands upon them and eXultingly cry
. Now I've got YOU, Then they trip along nalr
dozen steps, not altogether like Dundreary or
a Sand-pper, but somewhat resembling both.
Then one says. "Oh, dear.' and reaches down
10 pick a pebble out OF her shoe, while the
other takes the opportunity 10 yell like pair
OF partners and then run back with ali her
might TO the bath-bouse. Her mate, OF course
doesn't get The pebble out OF her shoe, but
lonesome. Then the Screamer tiptoeS down
to the place and says, what a IDOL | was.''
The other comes down, having secured a
What is it," AS it is nothing but devils
apron. string and not snake, the screamer
again says, What fool.'' They then laugh.
But they keep their eyes about them, and each
mouth is always ready to emit scream. BY
tins Time they reach the waters edge. A puny
roller is advancing. II breaks little way out.
ara as the line OF foam is sent up the beach
they turn and scamper with all their might.
Then one says, What fool.'. And The other
replies, Il know IT, Then they take hold
ol hands, determined no to do or die Another
scream just little, but they keep On till the
water reaches to what would be their knees
II they were men. Now they face each other,
each holding the two hands OF the other.
OIL hand engine Will understand the motion
readily. They keep this up for i've or ten MIN
utes, talking like brace OF parrots all the time.
till Ole of them screams with all her might and
runs halfway to the bath-house She stops to
remark that she knows she will die, and looking
down sees the cause of her scare-a blade OF
ee[grass tightly wound about her ankle. Spunk-
ing up courage again, they seek the water once
more, and again the hand-engine manouvre is
repeated. Then one of them whispers: "There's
a man!' And the other says: 81 don't care one
house. Then the one who has seen the man
saunters slowly after, picking up shell or two
On the way, pretending TO think there isn't such
emerge from the bath house, and ostent itfouS
~ display the key, towels and bathing dresses.
chatting In most voluble manner. sit was lust
lovely one remarks. And the other says she
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