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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
District Court
JUNE Sth. 1881.


 Court me Wednesday, at 9 o'clock a. nl., pursuant to adjournment.
 Present-His Honor C. G. W. French, Judge. and the officers of the Court.
 James Stewart vs John H. Pierson-de- murrer withdrawn, with leave to answer in --days.
 Territory ef Arizonavs. John W. Berry indictment having heen filed accusing John W. Berry of the crime of murder, and thls sth day of June having been fixed for his arraignment, the defendant was brought m, to Court and having no counsel, he asked that Hon. Murat Masterson be appointed to defend him. and the Court SD ordered. The ! Territory Is represented i'll this matter by Judge Hargrave. Time to plead gwen Territory of Arizona vs. Allen Blount. ln- dicted as Bud Blunt-this June s, 1881, having been fixed for defendant to plead to the indictment. and being represented by his attorney. he plead not guilty to the in : dict,paut Case set for trial June 18th, ! 1881.
 Territory of Arizona v.. William Henry ! Alexander. indicted as James Alexander : having this Sth day of June, 1881, been set | for trial. appeared for trial and venlre was issued for twenty trial jurors, as fellows: {. H. Keyes Geo Walker. j F. Brown, J. 1 V. Clay. \. L. Moelier, \. L. Griffin, Chas Rice Hugo Richards, E. II. Smith. C. F.. : Marriudeil. Sam Goldwater and Robert Connen. The Court proceeded L" trial of ease. Dekuhn and Dclk examined wit ; Ues.es
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
THU RsDAf.

Remember the g4i mosque Oh the l1th inst.
 The Galeyyille Bulletin has gone up the spout l. IS dead.
 sam <. Patterson. of Mohavs County, de- parted for Ohio to-day.
 \ mean thing was the cutting oowu oi maL service in Northern Arizona. N-. Scatter IS in town to-day with veg tables. fresh aud inc. from his ranch.
 I. T. Lee IS ia Pre.cot. today. IT, Is closing up his vooj cort,ect 8. Wh.pPl'. | Mr. Mrcr. of gRn.is'n town. II r>- ! ports ,y,ryth1nc Irosi-.'e, ia h' section. l Nc N,r, favored ni-n ,,... a' tio,e nice l banana, to-day. which ale for s7le at the : -'C..bn,t.
 There vas. a, Whip!l,. last evening. a l pleasant ,uc.ahlc gwen hy the officers and their ladies
 We learn with pleasure that J. H. Behan i, dplng well in his office of Sheriff ot Co- ehise County.
 Bsrge, the excellen, photographer "e are pleased to state, is having a good run oi GUS tom in our city.
 Jacobv, Urfer & O. are doing good business a: their saloon. formerly owned ny 1 Mir Rodenbery.
 City Recorder C. B. Rush had two cases before him today. Money for fines IS swelling the treasury of our city.
 People of Prescott should remember the canning Fourth of July celebratian and ar range tht,r affair." .U 2s to be m attendance
 r. requires l9 days time for a letter to come from St Johns, the county seat of an adjoining county. to Prescost, four days longer than to New York and back. Chas. Ii. McNel, of the PheniK Gazette, which IS d lively sheet, aBi, in fact, the only ror,er in Maricopa County worthy o4 the naine. Is in ;own. He tells us that his paper is .ioing we'll
 Considerable work is being done by tie owners of the Succor and Challenge mines on Turkey Creek. These properties are show iug up nicely. and will, some ot these me days. aztonlsh the natives. "Malinchi.' an ope7a of Mexico. written by Hon. Chas. h. Post"n. in his usual ele- cant style. las reached the MINER Ottee. We extend thanks for the copy and recom- ut.i.d ,, tn the world at large.
 \ dcless,ly. If Na,a >ufa,s passed through Prescott yesterday. vi.Ioute oPhenlN They have several hundred boas ~ltL the aminu- milton lio. S,icksl with them. which ti. z pr,I-,>a tu leave with Judge Porter.
 Douchvi,y .N Riley. of the Black Hill, copper mines ta,a bonded some of then property and received 2p ger cent of the anoun, m cash. Mr. Reed, good mining man. has examined the properties, 6n1 S,.eaSs highly of them. In fact he places the Hampton and EureAa AS peers of any mInes Ee has seen.
 l. S. Raudol is back from his trip to Camp Verde. W hile there he loaded two ox-teams Wlth QUarternaster stores for Apache Three "r Bryans teams are this sid, "i Phe- uix with government scprvs. Several ieAll.. pf Bryan left Prescott Last aerk for PhrniN loaded with wool flor Bashf"ri (S e.. dcs- , iiuei for San Frsnci>c.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
TUESDAY.

The Mohave stage took Hon. ". H: Hardy home this morning.
 Tine Prescott and Brigham City stage took out two passengers to-day.
 The Black Canyon stage toek out two ta,.ssnrers to-day, billed for PhenIx, VA. Messrs. Steele and LambOrn.
 The eentlsIncn appointed a. appraisers III the estate of the late T. J. Morgan were busy today taking account of stock.
 Friend Horne, who has been residing in Williamson Valley for the past two years, thinks of moving into Prescott and taking up residence.
 Major Grimes upon arriving in San Fran cisco obtained leave of absence for three months. and has gone East to St. Louis, Washington, etc.
 lesson. the well-knoWn eXpressman. who las been un tine retired list for some tune. has once more taken the reins m hand, and can be found at his old stand.
 Bon Belcher. a genial gentleman from 1iutop, is in Prescott. The wild influences of tine atmosphere around Tiptop don't seem to have made any change with Ben-
 The Lynx Greek hydraulic works. the finest nropertv m AIizona, should be utilized fin some way and the gravel banks made to yield up the millions contained therein.
 City Treasurer William Vernon, we hear, contemIlatcs leaving fer Washington soon, for the purpose of visiting his old home and arranging matters connected with tbe estate.
 County Treasurer Cook adyertisss his willingness to redeem warrants of 1881, thus virtually making our county warrants even better than greenbacks, as they draw good interest.
 TP THE RIVER IA circular issued III San Francisco. June lst, 1881, says: The steamer To sail from Yuma on 10th inst. will run to Fl Dorado canyon, ii the stage oi water permits
 MoNlY.-The Treasurer of Pima county Mir. Leatherwocd. has paid over to the Ter ritorial Treasurer all moneys due March 3Ist, Ia3l. S6. 75S JS. The money was re- ceived yesterday.
 | S Rsndol has received notice that lie has been awarded the contract for trans porting government ore. on routes one and two. from MAricopa to Whipple, and from Brigham city to Camps Mohaveand Apache.
 The boys of thi. office were treated to- day by Mir Eogers, the ice man, to fe" glasses of lee cream. which they pronounce ss delicious. Those desiring ice cream after he has made his rounds can have the same f,y calling al the Ice depot, Granite Street
 D,-,r<D S,HooI- The German will be practiced al Howeys Hall thls eveuIng N charge for any who have secured tickets "i intend procuring the same for the Masqut Ball to be held at Curtis Hall on th" l1tf inst. Dancing commences st 0 clock. "Itt the hand in attendance.
 MT. Bacon Is home from hI- ranch heal Anvil Rock on the Mohave road. He tell us that :h, WaIlapais have If late killed sev ,ral colts and beeves belonging to Nessrs Armrs & Thackley. stock raisers ot tha section. They should i'e watched and ned' to respect the property of ti2 payers.
 The sad news has reached Prescott tna Gus Richardson. whose brother ~as kIlie' at Williamson Valley on last election day h, Phil Mcdonald. has. since he vent home t California. been killed. The news sooms be correct. although We sincerely hope ;her may ne a mistake about II.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
To Days News.
Our Railroads.

From Mir. Coddington, of Stoyer & O., merchants at Albuquerque, who arrived Tn our city last evening over the entire line of R R., We learn the following particulars:
 The track is laid one hundred and eighty miles west from Albuquerque, which brings ct about 40 miles west of Fort Wingate. The grading is completed to Brigham City. The line between Brigham City and Bill Williams
 mountain is all surveyed, and the grading contractors have their forces at work on the same. The rail laying Is not progressing rapidly, on account of the scarcity of la borers, and such Is also the case with the grading At Bacon Springs the Company have about 800 carloads of rails ready to move to the front at any day The con struetion trains are busy now running ties out to the end of the track. With good
 rowd of track-layers Mir. Coddington thinks the road may be completed to Brigham City H. 50 days. John W. Young, one If the heaviest grade contractors, has gone to Salt Lake City after laborers. MT. Sims, another contractor, has gone to California after oJJ Chinamen, and the Company are sendlng mer from the East as fast as they can find them. We believe early this fall the road will 5' completed to peint opposite Prescott Wv BOW want daily mail to the end of th' track of the Both parallel road. By thu ] Prescott, and in fact all Northern Arizona, would be placed ill ar least threedays earllei communication with the Eastern States.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
Highwaymen Killed |.

News comes to us of the killing of two noted highwaymen few days since at Mud Tanks. on the line of the Both Parallel R. R. The men killed were known as Mor- mon George oliqs George Davis, and Buffalo Bill. For some time they had been making
 it pretty warm for almost every person on the line of the read, and occasionally took in a weary traveller. A party organized, fol- lowed the williams to Mud Tanks, where they were overtaken, and an attempt made to capture them, but they positively objected, and sought shelter in an old sheep cabin be- longing, We are told, to Mir. Hill, where they could defend themselves. Hill, the owner of the premises, went up to the place and looked through a crack just in time to receive bullet in the head, from the effects of which, it Is thought, he cannot recover. The party then opened fire on the thieves and succeeded in killing them. Thus 1t seems that the country IS rid of two bad. bold men, who were disgrace to mankind and d terror ts the people living on the line of railroad operations. The law-abldlng citizens have shown their determination to put down man deviltry in the Northern portion of our county, and thus far have been quite successful.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
WEpNB>pAY.
The wind ranges high

The wind ranges high
 Travel on our aiages Is increasing. N C Sbcckles is in town from Bradshaw, Fora good. cool drink caiiOn Cap Fisher. A wiiow~r.' lodce has been formed n Prescott
 Bray. Mason and others received fresh goods to-day.
 Judge Freuch is getting on nicely with court business.
 More teams went cut to the railroad to- day win goods.
 Dancing of the German took place last evening at H"~eys hall.
 Tim Gleason i- horn. again from the San FrAnc,sca mountains.
 The n.W arrival. m Prescott are nunlerOus. au.l probably interesting.
 MT .Ichn King has valuable house and To; which Ie desires to sel! cheap
 Cro.., in Chind Valley srv looking thrifty and indicate a good 'eturi this harvest. Mir. Rhodes. of Hall ,i Rhodes. has gone Co the San Francisc" mounta'us i"r heef.
 Judge Tucker. of the Democr"t, says "c,nfound tha, fnot. The Judges foo': The present heavy winds are almost cer- tain to bring ram. therefore, VIC say. let II blow
 Washington French made good assess men, of village property. He knows how t' do IT,
 Two ladies. names unknown. departed f"I California, to-day. Der Gilmer, Salisbury % Co. s line.
 Stage Superintendent James Stewart Is II Prescott. locking after stage matters ot in' company.
 Lord. Williams ,N Co. rcc.ivcd tn con trac. tn furnish ;he lndisus beef "ii the Sal Carlos Reservation.
 \ great many strange faces appear "n th' streets oi Prescott They are In attendance on the pIstric; Court
 The MINEs will soon be enlarged and Ina terially i,qpr1v,d III every respect. Th' Fower press i> coming.
 The Gill,tt stage drought in four Iasser gers to-day Miss Wilson. NIS- Murray an' Messrs. Glover and Scott.
 Potato bugs are reported numerous II many sections of our county and their tee:f are well shsIpenei for business.
 nayid Harris WAS again around ye~tera- ' m hl> usual attractive costume. A hat ts p.vlj seems to be sn incmuhranec.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

Santa Fe, June 5.-The largest railroad suit which ever came before the Courts of the United States has just been commenced here. It is between the Texas Pacific and and Southern Pacific Railroads of New Mex ico The suit is brought to recover all that portion of the Southern Pacific built upon the land grant of the Texas Pacific in New Mexico, which is over district of country from Sansomon river, on the Arizona line, to within four miles of Fl Paso, tract of l30 miles. 4 temporary injunction has been granted restraining the Southern Pacific ot New Mexico from using occupying or run hing the road within the limits of land ot the Texas Pacific or on its right of way Ill New Mexico, and $. B. Newcomb Of Law renee has been appointed temporary receiver This suit has been brought since Jay Gould was elected to the Presidency of the Texas Paciti R. R. This IS probably the first shot in big railroad war.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

A Wisconsin clergyman says the smallest wedding fee he ever received was sl, and that was from one of the richest men he ever married. It is only a rich man who can afford to be that mean.
 We heard John Moon once tell about a couple getting married in one of the rural districts of Missouri, where they had to send 40 miles for parson to tie the knot. The parson on his journey crossed ferry which cost him fifty cents each way. Add ing this to horse hire, board, lodging, etc, made the trip quite expensive. The knot once tied the happy groom called the mar who had made him the lawful husband of 8 beautiful and much loved girl one side, and inquired how much the fee was. The par son decided to leave it to the generosity ot the happy youth, ,when the generous, but ever 50 happy man, pungled up ten cents.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
Mike Brassler

This gentlemen. better known as Crazy Mike. has left his home at Stockton and writes to Judge Moves from Los Angeles Judging from his letter, a portion of which we publish. we would say that Mikes mind i. rot entirely clear yet. Here II IS;
 Mn. NIcR-I sendmy test respects to you qri nv friends-Charley Beach, Sam Miller and | $ family, and John Raible. and give -I.-n my rights to sell my property, II they nsv. nut sold 1t. on Mikes Greek, Ito acres lat hold as homestead, as a Union soldier ia Cl. C3 and G3
 \ loO3
 [ give you the right to sell my horse and IHO bounds of corn. 400 pounds of potatoes, t,o blows. one corn sheller, one pitch fork, for which paid S5. have paid the taxes ,n c..ht wears and the record book will show it.
 Finally Mike winds up his letter by stat m. that he has Eo intention of returning To Arizona. hut if he doeaH get his money, then every bloody Indian has got to die.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
.I1S. ! 1Ss1.

JUSE 2, 1881. Court met at 2 clock d. Ia. pursuant to adjournment
 Present-Hs Honor C. G. W. French, Judge. and the officers of the Court. Territory vs. J. W. Berry-District Att y for Territory: NJ. Masterson for defendant Plead not guilty; time for trial of cause to he fixed this ?. Tn.
 Frances 4. Bashford vs. Fred W. Will jams ct. al-order for decree.
 l.. Bashford & Co. vs. Meredith Aldridge ct. al-order for decree.
 Thomas B. Roney, respondent vs. J. R. Walker, appellant-Court hearing argu- ment on motion for new trial, latter motion granted. In bankruptcy-In the matter of Michael Guerin, bankrupt motion for discharge. The following indictments were found by the Grand Jury: An Young and Charles Peoples. ,. Allowance of L. S. Attorneys fees in di, yers cases.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

Marshal Dodson had a pretty hard time going from Prescott to PheniN with hls tEd Stockton birds. Fender, the barber, made many attempts at escape and finally had to he tied in the coach. The other, raylng. wild man, made much noise and created considerable trouble. A telegram from Dod- son to sheriff Walker states that he had ar rived all 70. K at..Stockton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

Choice dairy butter, maple sugar and ma- mel syrup and Thurbers double cream cheese at r. E. Rrannen X Co.'S al?f SO 10 ,ieO. =. Porter < Co.'S; east side or Plaza. for furniture and everything needed uTyour homes.
 Miner. picks, steeled, for 5l D cash kv J. Hos.rv. mh' iIowsv for hor>e-hoeinc. mhI To parties m need of Blacksmithln. that don't reluir" credit z" to J. Howey
 luh1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
COMMITTEE OF ALARM.

Col. H. C. Hodges, who has been on duty in the Ouartermaster Generals office for some time past, will leave the city to-mor- row to assume the duties of Chief Quarter master of the military division of Arizona. Mrs. Hodges will accompany him. Their departure occasions much regret among theil many friends in Washington. \ son of Col. Hodges is in this years graduating class at West Point. Washington Star.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

Hon. Pat Hamilton returned last evening from an extended trip through the various southern counties. taking in nearly livery valley and mining camp in the same. >Hs has been in search of matter for his book on the resources of Arizona, an abundance oi which he found He speaks highly of every
 mining camp in Arizona, but gives none the
 preference over those of Iavapai. MT. Hamilton is ready. smooth writer, and We believe his book will be interesting and much snuplt for
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
Tven1y-s,x Thousand Dollars. |.

Newere shown yesterday by D. C. Th0rne ore from new strike in the Silver Belt mine. which assays twenty-six thousand dol lars This wonderful mine has often been mentioned in the MINER. in consequence of its exceeding richness, but never before has such ore been found in its working. This ledge Is prospected down about 4c0 feet and has always pad its way and more tee. Where IS Tombstone now.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
In wickenburg June 2d. Jss1, to the wife of Chss. 6enmg. twin sons, Mother sDd children deing well. DR. SPINNEY, NO. Il KEARNEY STREET, Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
Young Men

WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE EFFECTS ot youthful fOlies indscreton, will do well to avail themselves of this the greaest boom ever iald s tne aIIar 0. suffering humanity. DIR. sP1SSEf will guarantee to forfeit $5o for every case Of seminal private dsesse of any kind or cnArscseE which he undertakes and fails 70 cure
 MID. LIE AGE MEN.
 There are many the age of thirty to sixty who sre troubled with too frequent evacuation Of the bladder often accompanied by slight smsrtins or burning sensation. and weakness of the system ir manner the patient account for. On examining the uri- lry ,eu ropy sediment will often b- Iound and sometimes small particles of albunen win appear. sI the color a1 J be of thin nkish hue again changing to dark and torpid appea-snce. There are many ner EEo die ils difficulty ignorant ot the csn-e, Nhict tll- recOnd of seminal vtskness- D. s. VII uarante.4 p rice; in all sueh cases, and healthy restoration of the gsDito-urinsry organs. P. To private disPasAs Of short standing, fuL eour-e of medicines, sufficient for cure, with all ln struetous b- any address receipt of SlD OFFICE UOCEs -IJ tO and tn s. Sundays from \ 70 II A. M Consultation free. Thorough examination ! and advice S5. Call address,
 DR. SPINSEY co,
 No. II ksaTn-y St., San frzncssco-
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TERRITORIAL WARRANTS PAYABLE.-l am now paying warrants drawn an the General Fund nf the Territory, up to and including No. q. series of 1879, dated January 25th, 1872. Interest ceases this day, on all war rants drawn prior to that date and number.
 T. !. BUTLER,
 Territorial Treasurer. D~esr,tt lime 7 1881
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

]. H. Lee. of the American ranch, informs us that the grasshoppers are eating his young corn at a rapid rate, and that if they don { founder soon his entire crop will be de stroyed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10
TEAMS TEAMS 2

Wanted. immediately. by L. Bashford & Co. teams. small and large. to freight from Prescott to the camps on line of railroad San Franci.co i.ouBia;n country. Apply to
 l.. B.>hFuKD & Co. Prescott. April II, lNSl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

Geo. Sines, Gus Rodenburs and several other well-muscled gentlemen loaded up a wagon this morning with supplies and went out to develop mines on Turkey Greek.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

AUcrios.-J. L. Fisher will sext satnr- day. June 9th. in front of Auction House, sell Furniture, consisting of Bedroom Set-, Tables. Chairs. Cook Stove. etc. 4.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-06-10

AK.IvALs-Ksrens & Grifiths coach drought in to-day from PheniI Hon. Lew Bashsord and wife, itoa. \. |. baker ana Mr Mahoney.
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pasSuz z unobserVedin the urine. and nans other dis easss that lesd to in sanity and desth.
 DR. MINTIE v lIsgree to forfeit e500 for case of bis Kind the Vital Restorative under his speciAl advice and treatment) will not cure, or for anything impure CT in furious found it. Dr. Mintie treses su Private Diseases successfully without mercury. Con- cludng Aysis of urine, S. Price of Vital Restorn- five s5 bottlo or four tmes the quantity et0; sent to sny addrts. upcr receipt Of prce, C. O. D., cure from observation, and in private nAe dssrei
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NOTICE.
PEEsccrr. June l0th. 1881.

PEEScCrr. June l0th. 1881. In consideration of the increase of widow els being thrown i'll our midst. and the knowledge of various infringuents oh our ancient rights by the aforesaid patrIarchs, a convection of the Honorable Order of Old Bachelors IS called this evening at the roost of the Grand Sachem. By order of
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List of letters remaining in the POstotiice at Prescott, A. T., for the week ending
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Letter List.

Cheapest and best mems and women ! hose at Fishers lluT
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Isa never failing Cure for Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality. Seminal Wes kness Spermator-hpa, Lost Man hood, IIupoteney. Paralysis and all the terrible effects of Self-Abuse, youthful folhes, k excesses in msturrr years, Such as loss of Memory, Lassitude, Nocturnal Ennis sion, Aversion to Society. DimEess of Vision, Noises in the Head; tne vital fluid
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

,Jtna of .aIiy iInpruieue.. causing nervous de-
 ulty rrrruaTe iecay. stc having trl@d n vain every .ros r r.-iv has discovered sioayle nezus Of sef-
 r- which he vfu scnd free 70 his fei oW s1n ereTs . .i.i~r,sI II. REEVES, 4s Chs,srn s,., NY. nsiv
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Those winding watches st Fisher 2 Tor Ss are the best time keepers in ntescott
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Please say advertised.
 T. W. OIIs, P. NJ. If you want white shirt for Sl % L" Fishers. Jlo
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No mistake a bout Fishers IRens and ladies boots being the best and cheapest. Jl0
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A Big Railroad Suit.

Ice cream at the Cabinet both day an' niOhT
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Deputy Sheriff Roger-, of PhenlN, Is ! Prescott.
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Barney Martin Is visiting Prescott oh bus
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IL n1,u.r be an lcIclc.
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r. |, Da, ssSSS ss,ss :: itf1sss S=;is Sisi ;: in that city. The pNp-. is tsp: n file ID his otce. He IL su.hor-z-i to coliec' all
 oneys due this estAniishnent; take orders for sdTer tslug stiend to any other bus degOylLs crCD nitn s- the representative of the pUblishsr-