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Hall of Aztlan Lodge, No. IF, I. & A. NJ. Prescott. A. T.. June 25, 1881. At a regular meeting of our Lodge, holden at time and place above mentioned, the follow ing preamble and resolutions were adopted.
 WHEREAS it has pleased the Almighty, that great giver of all good, in his all-seeins .isdom. to cause our Brother. John Funk. to be demitted from our Lodge, and to take membership in the Lodge If that Great Temple. not made with hands eternal in the heavens. therefore be 1t
 Re,arsd That in the dearfl of Brother John Funk, this Lodge has lost worthy member and an exemplary laborer, on the vineyard of Masonry, and the community Tn which he lived, all upright man and respected citizen. and this Lodge deplores the cutting oif m the bloom of manhood life so vaiu- abl, for its moral worth, and promising oi worldly good.
 R,>oly,j: That tais Lodge tenders its warmest sympathies to the afflicted relatives and friends of our deaceased Brotherand that these resolutions he spread in the minutes and copy furnished the Prescott papers for publication.
 WI. V. KELLY. Secretary
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UPOu VERY REASONABLE
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Any one desirous of pun chasing Build ing in PRESCOTT for the purposes of MERCANTILE BUs MESS or for HO- T IL can to no batter than to apply at the office Of CHAS. B U=H, Montezum1 s. who has fJr sale the property represented by the above cut
 The building is of Brick. IL is two full stories and is 3Jx6o feet. It is situated CD the corner lot on the southeast corner of the Plaza having irostase of 50 by depth of 150 feet. The Building can read fly BE CONVERTED INTO A HOTEL ard it's situation for that pu poss is desirable.
 Itis cue of the most desirable pieces of prop,rty in Prescott and is GOOD IN vESTMENT for any ons ce firing to invest n real estate without reference. to other bu ness Any one who desires to invest for any of the above purposes will GO well tc EXAMINE THIS PROPERTY before purchasing elsewhere.
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Adminiurator's A Sale or Real Estate

I1 the Probate Court of Nohsve Coun y, Territory Arizona.
 In the n.a''er or 'he estaf'
 TsoYAs R.ILTor, dec-sse1'
 Notice hereby given that in yursaance o rhe order nf the Probate Court of the County of Noh4ve, Terri tory uf ATiroas, the 25tn dsy of Jupe A. D ls in the matter of the estate Of ThoGt- RaitOn de- ceased, the undersigned, the au mist of tie said cJuii-Ins'ioa ny std Probate Court TLur=izy the 1lst day ot July, p., lSsl, At . o'clock. P. M., spy tine tbefeaft-r hi. ofnee, iu Mineral Park, .Ad County sud Territory. al ih. rgh'. title interest and of the aid hos Biltou time of hIs death sli the right, title and the ad e-t has by operation of lav OtherNisR acquired other thsT iu addition that of the said Thomas RSilton the time Of his death, ip and to the fOllor riug rsa! estate. to-vlt:
 One third is' partnership interest in tke "I1." mine, ,aid iA mine containing l5G0 feet iH length by 6y0 iev ID width.
 One-fourth p.rnerzhp interest III the ''I itte Chief mine, sad Litue Chief mine containing l.eVJ fee, iI i@ sth-
 Oue-:ourth pA-'nership iutsres. iu the "Ilaiitou" niiue, said Ration mine containing I500 :ee u length by c fec in width.
 One-hsh par'nerskp interest in the ''Fres8o" mine. said Fresno mine containing 60o [ ct in length. One-third partnership interest in the 'Soonbean" mine, said Nooubeam mine aiuins 500 feet n! length and one-hAlI interest Iu q spring of wSer Known Pats String; mines and -yring water being siJ waIspai N.nIug District, NOhsve County, Arizona Tern ory
 Terms Dnd conditions "f sae. each. per cent be paid dsy of -ae. bAlIuc. confirmation of sale by said Probate Court; deed expense of pur chaser.
 JoES K. M.cHFSzIs, Adr11istrsor Of estate Of TDomz= R.itor, d.cea-ed Mineral Park. Iuu" 2ah, ssl. dyn
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 Alan >.,-, aaf other rrtr.s'sle started ;hc:r wagons u..rhr.'i t3is i-atnus with supple i.r 1..,.. ... g, .I....'Is
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Milk Punches at the Cabinet

IRE TELEcRAPH.-It will be known from good old English lady, Queen Vic, who makes Canada his home, has perfected a flying machine. We do not pretend to doubt the truth of the statement, If II does come from Canada, but, then, We d like to see the machine III Prescott before taking stock in it. Fly the thing this way, Mir kanucE
 It grieves our heart to hear oi trouble be- tween OUT distinguished friends, MT. ;. Gould and l.. Stanford. The old boys are at law about certain railroad privileges down in New Mexico, and it may happen that the lawyers will get away with some of their hard earnings. What grieres us most tin a hornl Is the grand prospect the Atchlson. Topeka and Both parallel railroad people have for cinching the contestants and theIr roads
 The ouly good thing we are enabled to saj of the recent powder blow at Tucson is, U at human life was not destroyed by it. Prop erty was, of course, roughly handled hy the shock. It has taught us all lessons winch should not be soon forgotten. Re careful with powder and keep powder houses away from towns.
 
 FoR SALE.-Juhn King offers his dwelling house and furniture for sale at very lo" figure. The house has seven ruoms, and Is one "t the most coI.y cnient residences m Prescott. Immediate sale desired. (j23tf.
 To parties in necd of Blacksmithing that don't require credit % to J. Howey
 mh7 Choice dairy butter, maple sugar and ma pei syrup and Thurher's doublecream cheese at r. B. Branncn X Co. a. al"tt %u to ,i,.o. S. Porter X Cos, east side of Plaza, for furniture and everything needed OrvoUr homes. Ackcr> d Smith make speciality of fit
 untain beef m2Stf
 AprollnaTa< water at the Cabinet. ie25 Wall paper 10 its rol! @t Geo. S. Porter'- Miners Iic,- s,e,.ed loc $l - cash " J. novev ml7
 Howey for hor~o>hoein. mh7
 Liberal wages will be paid .irl-o:-s'. Wolb 'n a small family. Apply ar ,.ts ,i- ice.
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 NEws EorE,-TLe NarieoPa authorities have taken Kelly, formerly of Tiptop, to tocktoa-Teams for hauling freight are scarce around Phenix and Maricopa. .-Black Canyon and c .. x Co.'S stages run races m and around PheniX-ihc Feast IS in full blast. Thousands of people have been to zee it Agent Townsend, of the Pinas, is sad to be good one The Indians like him. so lo the citizens. The Tucson papers spread themselves on tLr late powder ex- p.osion aud its bad results. Mir Paul Ere o1. who reached Tucson day after the catastrophe. says that results witnessed by him made him believe that 1t IS great c-iule for any man or company to store ex- plosiy,s within three miles of a city or viii iasc. The citizens f Prescott share in this bciiei Water, for stock, Is said to be scarce in Southern a1izaua.
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Golden Lime whisky ar the Cabinet. ie25


 Tickets :er the Fourth If July Ball at Curtis Hall, given by the Hook and Ladder Company. can be obtained at the principal stores in th. ci.y, and rf the members of the committee The price ot ticket IS Si, including supper for gentleman and one laJv Ia- Grand March will take place al l0 clock. sharp.
 l., order ot Committee If Arrangements. WANrGr.-A plain cook. male, ina board ing hou,. Enquire at this office. je20
 In r1c death ot Mr S. Williams, editor of .he San .r.uciscu Bulletin. that paper has lost th, h.-- managing editor 1t has ever bad. ln the Carr history If Arizona. NIT. Williams gave us r1luable aid. in having bad Iaj.sps ry, down. and calling attention to the u..uarI arj other resources, that have since added great fame Ia the name of Anzoua.
 Hub Punches ar the Cabinet. je25
 some time last evening, as the blackboard frun the Peek Mine was coming down Maple GGlch ths horses became frightened. ran away. uprc;tnlg the blackboard, ana in iuiu- 9 Nr Fleming. If Alexandra. MT. Hatcher. who held the reins. was unhurt.
 County Scrip, taken at rar for goods at J. l.. Fishers. J2j
 Howeys large, handsome. two-story brick house Is for sale. There is not, ill Arizona, a better Iuidirg then, it's beautiful location. ou uue ot the best streets If Prescott, front ine the liaza. makes 1t a very desirable prcne,tv Read the adgert .sement Milk poa,ae, a, tae Cabinet, iels
 PASSENGERS. >.->ol Simpson, D. Cameron, Walter Nash and David Ray arrived here last evening from the south by coach of G. S. & G.
 Re-. Green. Hcury TIevasquez and Carl smith left bv this mornings coach.
 
 go saddle mare, souni as a dollar, for sale a; j. l. Fishers. I26
 Our distrIo- school closed a term to-day. We understand :hc pupils have two months vacation. Parents and guardians are well r'eas,.,t wirh the lady teachers, Miss Dun min. and Mss Merrill
 Go to Fishers Auction House for every thing good and cheap 20
 Prescott friends of Fredericks & Hill. Tombstone. will be pleased to learn that the barnt-out firm has already secured con tracts aggr,2atiEg ;'i4 0tJ L.Ise consignment If me whishiss and cii. ..ars iEst received at Fishers i23.
 ---------- signal, NigAay- County. is once more again 2 tari;ty place. Mir Wm. Cory, just from th.re s,y, the Mcrcackin mill is run niu4 ant lay.ag. Ice cream a, tte ..leJinet" both day and night Music at the Bi. Sa!oon, Granite Street, tomorrow evening General public invited to attend Jo,y l-@t JOHN SoRG. Imr,r-el Ginger Ale at the Cabinet. je25 Hundreds as l.l', were. to-day. presented | aud uNed tF .H lu,u,>- men. No man h'd the Jcr.r..v ,o dun this scribe.
 The Horrible, made Rome howl last l night. Their instruments music-pro- 1 ducei some fearful and wonderful sounds. W H.e..> made good v.ilage Mar ! slrl iGr.u- .an e's,..e If Alr. Dodson in Ca',i.u... a.ir.i AI.vu to-day commenced work or rh, N"se~ Irar 1;ci, composing room.
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Contemporaries at the Cabinet
Letter List.

List of letters remaining in the Postofico at Prescott, \. T., for the week ending ,TUlv . 1881
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IS MEMORIAM.

Who can fit and nail down carget better ,r quicker than Jack all Trades J23
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Local InEc"iEeN


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 ToMn.1c,l- N..- deeply syap5hizin- with the ..-s ..'.... ... ..l-. s-.- h,.e sui- fered by i.r-. '- -..'. ,s.-- s.s red T t'is energy disp. .sot ,r fa.- -s...r,.s. 'n bra.c prepaE.tiv.s- ... .--.a..H.ar aIa TesuuiiH2 business. Nf., .,H.- .a .tt.fIle sDesk- volumes i.i i.... ,i ,.-. ..,..y "i Aliz"i.ia!s. shortly aIt.. tae .iI- r... .wu wa-s s-!iafc'i 4 good sgnis... -..G.E. which Ras htiici wit. dc.i.., tl t.y ie...l.-A inhabitants,
 The Fn,.~..t aa. ., r. He-hi.Ii N Co. continue r., b, .l cr,at guaavtils ui g"od- to ral,rD-.. .,.rfs.'.rs .t1 ot iresl"tt. Hs well ,.S i" ..',..f '.5iar, Iu iLe county. Ii takes a u.-n ,.. .'..Itv |, keep up stock like tha: %. is,sHf.-D- -, ln winch everything of use and ,.'lHty .> included, hut k. II. Burll.s:.r .t, ...Hr, rh', t,.'. .rr y,-4r, and Is, bcsc,> :.. u,.s' .eGfc w.r>r. in the huge csi1b':-.sr.,'.f
 .IrIn E,..G,. -.. ,..ar... .: r.I William. Naunt.,n, n.,-r. ,n ,..--.-f. fhc sale of his rro,..:, .... .... ..a... ,h. railroad - already 1-......l-,,r- :l4 ea.r.e Johnny r purchase d E.. ,,, ...r.- N5-b vhich ir, ,U cuiaj.aay w,si. .i. .'..'.. .... ..r.. 'a-r' la,a- J.ais be-; s'..; .a.-.. s... stock .'p entirely new ran:- .a ..... :.......... r..lta 70 Pro cutt, wa..h i,..sra .-. r.-.... a,ah.. tt, best :,gs,zi'.. g. s: -, .. .s..r >.. iur-. No. and San F. ..
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lowell Please say advertised.
 f. W. OrIS, r. NJ. Vcry fine sour mash whisky st the Cab met ie25s
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Howeys large, handsome. two-story brick house is for sale There is not, ill Arizona, a better Iuildirg; then, it's beautiful location. ,u uue ot the best streets If Prescott, front ing the piaza. makes it very desirable property. Read the ad.crt.sement.
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PASSENGERS. .-Soi Simpson, D. Cameron, Walter Nash and David Ray arrived here last evening from the south by coach of G. S. & e.. Re-. Green. Hyury TIevasquez and Carl smith left bv this mornings coach.
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In rhc death fl Mr S Williams, editor of .he San Francisco Bulletin, that paper has lost the he., managing editor 1t has ever had. In the carly history If Arizona. MT WY.aMs gave us valuable aid. in having bad Iajsp- rv, down, and calling attention to the u..uar. arj other resources, that have since added great fame Ia the name of trlzpua
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Hub Punches arthe Cabinet.

Some time last evening, as the blackboard frun the Peek Mine was coming down Maple GGlch ths horses became frightened. ran avar. up-c;tn,g the blackboard, ana in iuru- Nr. Fleming, of Alexandra. MT. Hatcher. who held the reins. was unhurt.
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Our dis;rIo- school closed term to-day. We understand tho pupils have q two months vacation. Parent. and guardians are well r'eas,,t wirh the lady teachers, Miss Dun ni,,o, and Ms, Merrill
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Tickets .or the Fourth If July Ball at Curtis Hall. given by the Hook and Ladder Company. can be obtained at the principal stores in n. ci.y, and rf the members of the committee. The p,;ce of q ticket IS Si, inciud.a- supper for gentleman and one lady Ta- Grand March will take place al lO o'clock. sharp.
 Ey order of Crmmittee If Arrangements.
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so saddle mare, sound as dollar, for sale at J. L. Fishers. I26.
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County Script taken at par for goods at j L. Fishers. J23
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
A WORSE CASE THAN THE PRES
IDENT-S.

The Louisville Courier-Journal keeps
alive its hope that the President will re-
cover by recalling the following expert
ence: There's a man within a stones
throw of us as we write, who is a pretty
live man yet, who lay in his bed eighteen
months with a bullet through the body
and a shattered leg, and in that time he
fell of from 100 to IS pounds. He had
pyemia badly, and gangrene, and chills,
and d~iarrahsa, and erysipelas, and had to
be nourished by enemata for a week
at a time, because his stomach rejected
food, and got so weak that he was unable
to indicate that he was conscious, and
was worried with morphine, and was cut
into a dozen times for assesses and pus
cavities. He had everything that any
body has said the President was threat
ened with, and had it bad, on account OF
which and other cases more or less simil-
ar, we are disposed to trust nature and a
good constitution with pluck against all
the scientific theories which leave expert
ence out Of consideration"
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which the road from Thomas to Apache

which the road from Thomas to Apache
passes.
SANTA FE, Sept. 3.-Governor Sheldon
left last night for the southern part OF the
Territory to investigate the situation, and
take measures to guard against further
raids of Nana's Apsches, who are now In
Sonora. Delegate Transquilina una has
returned from his chase after Nana's band
and reports that more killing and injury
were done than was at first sup
posed. From Alamosa to Kitogue NADIA,
q distance of rs miles, Is dead bodies were
found on the road, and five women, one
girl and two boys were carried off captives.
These afterwards escaped. Luna's Volun-
teer Company chased part OF Nana's band,
% strong, for four days. For two days
they had only corn meal for food. Luna re-
ports also that q band OF Navajoes, num-
bering about 40, who had been aiding Vic
torio and Mana for years past. acting as
spies, buying their plumber, etc., are at
Navajo Springs, 140 miles from the reser-
walton. The Governor and Delegate Luna
are now urging tine Secretary OF the lnteri-
or to move them to their reservation. Evil
dence received up to the present time shows
that at least so persons were killed duriug
the raid and much property destroyed.
SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 3.-Morris Blue
ill, a well-to-do farmer at C~arpenteria,
committed suicide this morning by taking
strychnine. His father and grandfather
both committed suicide, and his f~avorite
| daughter was recently sent to the insane
asylum, which is supposed to have caused
his act.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
ODE ON THE ASSASSINATION.

A prize offered by q London weekly for the
best poem on the attempted assassination Of
President Garfield, was awarded to the author
Of the following
Veil. now, O Liberty, thy blushing face,
At the fell deed that thrills q startled world,
While fair Columbia weeps in dire disgrace.
And bows in sorrow Ger the banner furled.
No g~raceless tyrsnt falls by vengeance here.
Meath the wild justice of the secret knife
Nor red Ambition ends its grim career.
And expiates its horrors with. its life.
Nor here does rash vengeance misguided burn,
To free a nation with the assassin's dart
Or reused Despair in angry madness turn,
And tear its freedom from . aespots heart.
But where blest Liberty so widely reins.
And peace and plenty mark 8 smiling land,
Here the mad wretch its fair white record
stains,
And burns its beauties with q bloody hand,
Here the elect of millions, and the pride
Of those who own his mild and peaceful rule
Here virtue sinks. and yields the crimson tide
Beneath the vile anreason of q fool!
But Heavens hand hath stayed the erring ball
And spared q life as virtuous as rare
Yet that such deeds q whispering world appal
Is Heavens mystery and mans despair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
BRILLIANT CRIMINAL.

The New Haven Register says General
B. A. Morton of hat city is the 'most
brilliant criminal of this generation. By
profession he was a civil engineer. By
practice a loafer. He did nothing in the
way of work. He was a man Of great
ability and resource. Having no bust
ness to engage his attention, he fell into
criminal methods, and became the origin
ator of numberless daring crimes. Had
his mind been directed into useful pur-
suits he would have been a Cesar in bus
mess. He might have rivaled Jay Gould
had he pursued Jay Gould's methods.
Being unsuccessful, he fell into criminal
pursuits, and to-day is in jail"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
JEssE,s FATHER-IN.LAw.

1t appears from the London papers
that w. s. Chapman, who is not al
together unknown to fame in connection
with the California swamp land frauds,
and who has, moreover, the good fortune
to be the father-in-law of Jesse Grant,
has been trying the patience of the Brit
ish public with some queer mining opera
tions. The providence Gold Mining
Company" his chief pet, seems to have
come to a timely end, and the s~harehold-
ers have been providentially saved their
money. A Mr.. Walwrath and n H. C.
Bachelor seems to have come to grief
with it, and now all London is suspi-
cious of American mining schemes. 1t is
mining men who are the principal losers
by this sort of thing.
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GUsH.

The absurd gush which some writers
indulge in about Mrs. Garfield is simply
nauseating. These sentimental scribblers
seem to think because Mrs. Garfield has
watched by her husbands bedside DUR
ing his long and lamentable illness, be-
cause she has not eloped with any one or
gone on a spree, that she is ar exception
ally noble woman. Mrs. Garfield has
done no more than the wife of any other
man /. would do under similar circum-
stances. She has done her duty, that is
all. She needs no monument for that.
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THE JULY coMERs.

The report of immigration for July
shows a large increase from Northern
Europe. From Germany 20,374 against
2l,725 for July of last year; from Nor.
way 1905 against l,743; from Sweden
6,057 against 3,779. The German immi.
grafton amounted to nearly 81 per cent Of
the whole. There was a marked falling
off in immigration from Canada-only
1850 against 1915 in July last year,
which may be accounted for by the de-
crease of immigration from Europe via
Canada, or by the ''boom" in Manitoba.
which is calling a great many Canadians
to that section.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04

Illustrating the progress the South is
making in the direction of material i'm.
provement, the Atlanta Constitution re-
ports that the proprietor of the Augusta
Cotton Mills in that city declares he can
make and sell cloth at a half cent a yard
less than the New England mills, and yet
make more money than they do, and the
proprietor Of another large factory there
states that the Southern manufacturer
has one and nine-tenths cents per pound
advantage over his rival in the North.