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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Ya,t Iuropesn stsamship Line.

LONDON. June 2s.-Ths scheme for
the establishment OF . line OF fast
steamers from Milford Haven to New
York. . company for which. under the
presidency Of Lord Dunravsn. failed to
b fostsd, seems To- to have . pros.
poet OF being carried out. The new
docks ct Milford are being rapidly COM
plsted. Mr.. Pullman. with . syndi.
cate, 10 s~ndeavoring to negotiate with
the dock company to purchase thsir
rights. or falling In this. to take an
active interest 10 promoting the Atlantic
Express steamer scheme for making the
passage 10 Ave days. The Liverpool
Atlantic steamer owners are much In.
tsrsstsd In the scheme.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

10. What viii Il cost to fsses . square
A.ld containing Is IS acres 1t % cents
Q rodf
10. A merchant bought q hosshsad Of
wine for a per gallon, and rstsilsd ~
gallons, Q quarts. I pint and Q gills Of It
A IS cents . gill, and sold the remainder
At the rate Of e5 So per gallon; did be
make or lose. and how muohf
20. A commission merchant sold Is
loads Of wheat, each containing 48 bush.
els, 8 pecks aud 8 quarts. at the rate OF
"a per bushel. receiving z per cent.
commission; what was the value Of the
vbsatf What vss bis oommissionf
What did he send his principali Give
solutiou,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

There are now seventeen prisoners In
the County Jail. OF this number seven
have been committed to await the action
OF the Grand Jury. They are John
Kelly. +. Blaksly, John Anslum. Chss.
Garter (inearesratsd under the name Of
Pinafors) }. !. Isaaos. charged with
houss-breskine; Dsnis Hennsssy. 90.
oussd Of murder. and . Chinamsn sent
from Gold Hill for stealing chickens.
To these may b added Alex. aoystts.
for murder. His sxamisation will be
hsld Friday 10 be 10 In . condition to
appear before Justice Hires. Judge
Rislpe recently snnousssd that he s1-
pse,sd to adjourn court on the soth
Instant until September. 20 that the
prisoners Will have . pretty good sisss
Of confinement In the County jail.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

A FIRE broke ont In the house Of Pat
risk Burke. No. l6 South Summit strsss,
vireinis,. last evening about s o'clock.
has VA sxtneuishsd BY the arsmsa b.
fore more than $40 damage vas done;
Of drs. detective s~tovspips.
The youthful houssbrssksrs and
thieves. which were before Justice Elan
linsham Of Gold Hill . month ago. are
now operating In Virginia and doing
lively work In their line.
Today has been windy and disagree
able. Notwithstanding the industry Of
The spriaklsr. the air has been full Of
dast. Il vss much cooler. however.
tAAn ysstsrday.
Our worthy fsllov.tovnsmsn and To-
al bost, ". @. Hyde. will rseits the
pssa q The Fourth Of July celebration
= 0arson-
tsspk Nsoullonsh. formerly sapsr.
ir1sudsnt Of The xsxiesn min. Empire.
= Ssv slnains . nsss market q Wood
jaaA, oaA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
u Of Pyshi.s.

Triumph Lodge. No. II, 4. Of p, Vir-
einia. last evening elected the following
ofaesrs for the ensuing term: william
Sutherland, chspoellor Commander; q.
L. Habbs. Vice Chancellor; n. n. N.
johnson, Prelste; Marshsll Hatch. Ma
ter OF EIohsqusr; b. n. Monk. Mas.
ter Of Finance; P. b. Mulcahy. Keeper
OF Records and Seal; 3. B. Mitchell,
Trustee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Fearful Railroad slaughter In Mex.
ico-Probably $50 Lives Lost.


crTY OF MEXICO. June 2s.-A hor-
ribls accident occurred on the Morslss
Railroad on Thursday night last ct II
o'clock. A provisional wooden bridge
fell down while . train drawn By two
engines was passing over. and the cars
and engines tumbsd down . preelpios.
The Are Of the engines caused Q general
oonnsgrstion BY the aid Of 100 barrels Of
brandy. The dead numbered lg7 sol.
disrs and seventeen ofacsrs, not includ.
Ing the railroad Officers or the wives or
children Of the soldiers. forty OF whom
were more or less injured aud only
about sixty were saved. The Secretary
OF Public Works and the military physi.
CLANS departed on Saturday for the sosns
Of the disaster.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
A PIuts Elopsnsnt.
Esr.ka Sentinel, June %.

There vas genuine ssnsstion In the
Piuts tribe on Tuesday. Quite early In
the morning four buoks were sssn carry
ing Q oomsly young squaw over CLARK
street hill. The squaw was tied hand
and foot, and appeared - rsooncilsd 70
her fate ~ an Egyptian mummy. In
answer 10 . question a. TO what they
were doing With the prisonsT. Q sturdy
buck, whose cheeks were dsubed with .
brilliant red, replied: "Bad squaw;
hssp run sway from husband for some
other fsllow. Take him bsok 10 camp
and whip him. &c no run away again."
The reporter could NOS learn what b.
came Of The lousy Loshasio. but be no
doubt left his inamoeota - take care Of
herself whom the pusoltt bsesns too hot
for him,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

musical treat b in store for those
persons Who may visit Pipsr's opsrs
House tonight. The members OF the
M.ndSlshoa Qaintstts Club. who will
give one Of their grand oopcsrts there
tonight. are sid 10 b oonsummats art.
lists. and Il h an u~ndisputsd fact that
they have always given pssfset satdsiss.
don 10 their audiences. A. The engage
meat Of this slah 70 for two nights enly.
lovers Of string instrumsntal music ear.
net afford % aia The seossst teaieht.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Tho straits oil Dover funnel.

LONDON. June 26.-It was announced
the other day that experimental borings
for the tunnel between Dover and Calais
had turned out very successful. but ex.
psrts say the scheme IL . visionary one.
and eminent engineers laugh at what
they consider Q wild freak Of imaaina-
ton on the part Of Sir Kdwsrd William
watkin. They want to know how the
debris 10 TO be removed and ventilation
secured for tbs workmsn. Il would be
absolutely impossible to work trains
enough through such . tunnel to make
10 pay. unless large passrnaer and
freight rates were charged. Biz Edward's
estimate. that . ssvsn.foot driitway can
bs completed 10 Ave years, 10 fidieul.d
q gross absurdity. The whole aRxiF
10 probably meant - an attempt to raise
the wind for the Southeastern Railway,
of which be 10 chairman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

number Of the citizens Of Reno sent
In q joint bid for the erection Of the
STATE Insane Asylum at that plaos. and
the Board Of Commissioners yesterday
awarded the contract 70 them over all
competitors. Il 10 said that 8. +. Hools,
through Thomas z. Hayden, his d.
torpey, proposes 70 got . writ 70 compel
the Board OF Insane Commissioner to
withdraw their award Of the Asylum con.
tract 10 The citizens. and give Il to him.
because he was the lowest bidder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

Gold Hill Lodge No. .. A. o. q. w..
last evening elected the following on
osrs: Master Workman. b. W. Hand;
Foreman, Bon. Gslland; ovsrsssr. P.
T. Lsnesn; Recorder. O. W. Keith; FL
usncisr, J. W. BENEFITS; Receiver. Z.
D. Folsom; Guide, Alex. TAFT; ]. W.,
J. A. wintsrbsusr; o. W.. q. W. Hall.
Trustss-A. @. CoWan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

Il 10 wonderful that . subtle, mias.
matio poison should produce that peeu.
liar condition OF the system which
prevails when altsrnats ehills and burn
Ing heat freeze and scorch the body at
regular intervals, and Il 10 NO less won.
dsrful that medical skill has been able
to reach and expel this poison from tha
system, - Ayers Asus Cure always
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Arms sreksa.

Sunday afternoon. Harry Kenyon. .
nine yssr.old boy Of Gold Hill. fell from
the top Of the Yellow jacket water tank
10 the ground. . distance Of some ten
feet, dislooating his right elbow and
breaking some Of the bones.
The little son Of Applston Plumlsy.
Ridge street. about n year old. fell
from Q porch some four feet In height
last Saturday and broke bis right arm ct
the elbow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
". n. smish Ceniss Back.

W. Il. Smith will return to the Com
stoot TO live shortly. Rumor assigns
him to Q number Of mines - Supsrin-
tsndsnt, bat nothing definite csn Be
sscsrtainsd today farther than 10 10 TO
b . Superintendent Of . Comstook mine
shortly. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
Arrival. rs.s n.r.s.s.

Aconn, Ed Sweeney. 8 b NeCumbsr.
d Cottsr. r Wilson. Z B Parkss. Mrs. o A
Lamb. Mrs. E Miles. Miss Z Johnston. J o
Hanks, Miss Marie Nsllini. Ernest Thisls.
= sshintslsr. Thomas Ryan. VIM Shade.
Fred 0ilss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

A French esatlsuAs, who supposed
hs had mastered the English language,
wss sadly pushed one day when . friend
looked at him and said: "How do you
dof" "Do vatf" II mean, how do
you and ~yoursslfi" "ssir, I nsvsr
ioses nyssli." .sBut how do yeu issli'
"sneoth-you juss feel me-"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

Gray hairs prevented. dandruff re-
moved. the scalp elssnssd, and the hair
made to grow thick BY the use Of halls
Vegetable 9icialisn Hair R-nswsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

The lively pop Of the Gixshootsr
caused some little excitement on the
street this afternoon until II wss ascsr.
tanned there wss no Job for the Coroner.
II was only Officer shsehsn killing .
dog that had bitten one Of bis children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
I'M m.rhed pepuIsr favor scserd.

The maFksd PepuIar Shvor
Cd 70 "Hab Punch" 10 amply warranted. II
can b ussd win hot or ice water. soda. lemon.
sds, milk, or whatever you chooss. No Other
punch made when required Tor nee can
fivai 10. Hoid By Ill vroces, wine .hsr.
Richards 3 HnrtSon, Agents for the Pacific
coast, san Sraneisoo.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

Ned pohsrty. u = Kelley. J How. DE
Mccarthy. o schonsld. Q Corseoo. I'D
Hammond. Q cohn. Miss 4 O Ellis. Ms
J oummings. Mr., A @ Turner. J b Paul.
r Goodwin. Mn Martin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

COO q WIZ. sis : q, :. sses ssans
9k nsdA oostly ostas ~. AAarsss Tsss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
0rOCK RERORT.
-. rr~.easss DsAra.
LAST Ivxxrna.

Last lvzxus.
100 Belmont. 600
10 Manhattan. 2 ID
eco Grand Prise. 900
$50 Tuscarora. 3ss
% Day. IN
10 Eureka Con-. SoN. u
400 Albion. . 70. 30
80 Wales. IN
SO NJ. piablo. ~
7eo Holmes. 400
go Bsohtsl. ~
100 Tioga. TOO
coo Syndicate. 300
100 Coneordia. I 10
100 0oodshaw. 400
80 B~slvidtrs. soc
7as South Bodis. 50
Is Mono.
100 Univsrsity. loo
500 Addsnda. 2ss
500 MONDAY. II
400 South Bulwer. $50
$50 North MONDAY. 7se
go Orc. TOO. $50
$50 Silver King. 2tk. 1iS
% Head Center. I O.
100 sulphurst.
20 Northern Belle. iek
600 star. 2so
rHn MORNING.
IFS ophir. g.
se6 Mexican, ION. ION
$40 Gould 4 Curry. eh
ITO Best q Bslehsr. l2k
ITO California. I IS. I 20
lao Savage. 8 10
SIS Con. Virginia. ;. ass
AS Chollsr. 2 e5. 2 90
40 Potssi. 8 20
$40 Hale q N~orcross. 4 10. LOS
$40 Crown Point. . 20. 3ts
lso Yellow jacket. 81, Oh
80 Kentuek. . 20
100 Alpha. 8 10. 3 20
Sss Bslehsr. 3 10
20 Conhdsnee. 10
40 sierra Nevada. u. liz. liz, lin
los Utah. 81. ~
2eo Bullion. I 40. ! IS
$50 I~xehequsr. I IS
llso Ovsrmsn. I 70. I 70
100 Justice. ! os
lo6 Union Con-. II. lok. ION
$50 Alta. 4 0s. 10
$50 Julia. $50. SOC
$50 Caledonia. DOC
200 Silver Hill. soc
10 Challenge. s3s
800 New York. loc
100 Andes. 2 0s
40 Scorpion. ~
$50 Benton, I 0S
IT'S y. Extension Utah. ssc. 800
100 New Wslls-Tar6o. 500
10 BED. Bslehsr, IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

~ R.dustous made to Antilles. Beats
re. saddls trains Leave rssulariy svsfy morn.
ne for Soda springs.
- Iuvalids. - well % business men or
famiiss, SEEKING recitation and pleasure, VIII
Ind this the vsry place. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
RATES Oh CHARGES.

Board and Ldgn.. per week. SO 90 10 ~ %
gos,d and Lo.! q. pr dsy.::......;.:I3@
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28
AR coNAUT T.
An AMERICAN JOURNAL
Politics, Literature. soelsty and
Satire.
PusLnHZp At slx ERAxauoo. oAk

mHs ARooNAur 70 A RkpRIsssTATIv8
i journal OF american tdsas and litsrtsafe.
II 10 thoroughly independent IN ~ editorial
treatment Of the topics Of The day nsins %
q well 90 the current go,d things OF tbs presss
IL u Published weshly Of % per yssB;. ~ y
far siI months, % 90 'or thfse months, PAY:
sb,s In sdvsnos. sent postpaid on rsestLt OF
proc. npscimsn ooyy set ne. Aodssse
Tbs ARy,,NAuT."e "a oAisornis ssssss ~
Hfsncipoo. Gal. je3e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

THls PAN 10 FAR suPExioR 10 ALL
otne.s In several important particularly.
The Grinding nullsts Y. rear ne s:ntss: -
fsiss he quieksilvsr with the pulp nuinrly.
With lees power. with. ut violsncs. y Niih
bsttsr smsluusting e6sot, bssidss sdmitttug q
larger ebsrgs. The inclined. shaped houstnu
Of the mullsr.piats opsuinss enbcisutty fprVs
Iron work, ~ % 81 INST ,trsst esn Fran
cisco, and at ne 0atss 3 6oovuls Iron woeh,
% sootn Canal stfsst, Chicago. who're u Gao b
sxamibsd and iurthss particulars BE- lsarps1;
oe psrsona may applyto the invsnios and Pa.
sntss. Q o. sTgvekeoN. q he Doesias Mn.
Cold Hi, ksysdA WHARF us psns have log
bssn IN opsrsttou.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-28

bsrf
q. State the differences, 10 any. be.
tween an abstract and . concrete num-
Der. Give an example Of each.
8. What II . soalsf What 10 . vary.
Ing soalsf
{. What II division ? How do .you
provehf
s. What Is . prime numbsri A DOM.
posits nunberf
9. What 10 . fraetionf An improper
frsctionf
z. On what principle Of division does
the reduction OF fractions 10 their lowest
terms depsndf
8. How do you add mixed numbers
Add u rs, "a. 87.12, liza, and
subtract their sum from 100 Sill.
9. How many ways are there OF mul.
tiplying . fraction BY . whols number :
illustrate each.
10. Divide 1sH by l7H, and explain
the Inversion Of the disisor.
IL. State the difference. II any. b.
tween common and decimal fractions.
Give IN example Of each.
-. 0tvtos - Anoesseetas " sWeAsy
Ave millionths. Prove.
IS. What viii Sass u. OF lumber cost,
at Sl7 26 per M Give solution.
Il. What will Il cost to dig . cellar 20
II. long. l6 Il. wide and II Il. deep, 1t
~ . cubic ysrdf What will Il cost to
vail the same cellar With . wall SX Il.
thick. ct $sh per cubic perch. allowing
for cofnsrsf Give solution.
Is. What win Il cost to carpet . room
So feet long BY % feet vide. With carpet.
ing IS inches wide, worth $S 81 . ysrdf
Give solution.
16. A man bought . horse for &ls7x
and sold Il for S2slH; what Per cent.
did hs esini Give solution.
II. On the 10Th day Of Nay. 1879.
John Smith borrowed esos rs Of Thos.
Doe for 10 months, interest at' Q Per
cent. until paid. On July 10, 1878, h
paid $50; August z, tos; What xas due
Il mssaEityf Draw asss,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-04
Notice of Executors Sale Of Real
 Property.

Noc. is hereby given thss in prrsnxncs Of crder of the Probate Of the County Yssaps ia the Terr1tory of Arizona made the 2otn dzy Of Sspte beT iss in the mater of the estate Of ksro1 Nerth. hsimsr, Gsceased, the undersigned ths Exscutf of said eassies will sell s pube auction, Co the hghese bidder for cash and subject tO confirmation ey saa Probate Court. Thurssy the d.y of NArch, ,f1 s1 I2 m frnt of the house door in the Village Pre-. eOtf t County of lAvapa all the right titie fn. tEes and estate pf the said Aaron werthsimer e the tne his desth. all the right. title and interest that the ssid estse has by operation o7 law or sh~rvse acquired other than CT in addition to ihst of ts ssd Aaron werheimer st the time of his desfh, in and te the fooxns described Tropery and pr iscs, stnsies lyins and ns in ID. said cOu lty and Tsrrtory viz:
 Iosn lots Numbers thirtyelght Ss thirty-ntn (39t and forty t8 in bleck Number twenty ( stsaass and beins the yse of Prescott, in said Co17fy, and e ma. he'd aes gnzted deenisted ddescroed On she pa3 of said Village. The iJterest of sasd es ste b<fng undivided half int rect in and to said town cs.
 Also sn undivided one-haH taterssf Of, D end to ,h. certain paees parcel rscs of iand sfusas tbe Azus Fri. hivsr. aad described fonovsr rhs sass haf G of the tses-t () qezzter end the Dorth half CD of the southwest quarssr (O of secuon twenty (2O Township rvevs u1 north of RAnse rvo (2, east of the Glls and Sat River eeee end
 erdiAn and keretefore tnown the Dfckssoo Aanchs together with al and snsul&r the tenemsrts, hsrs4a rasnts and CD srtenanees thsreznso bSonGtng CT to saywise appertsinins.
 Terms and conditions of sale. sass in isvfu1 Deos9 of ths Cnite1 Ste es, ten per cent cf tse y1ehaes money bs psia the sscfisussr on ths day of tAe sAis usslss ca confrnaston of sss hy sa1s Pruoofe Court deed st sxpenss ef yaychas.r
 Exseutor of Estate ef Asrea wsrsheinsr, oecuooo6s
 Prescott, Feb. etA. irs1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-04
WEDNESDAY.

The militia bill to raise troops forrhe pro- lection Of outhern Arizona from the "C"w Boy" raids, was killed in the Council last sveuins.
 We do not believe the Bill cutting down the mileage of Sherifs wise or just one, and hope it may not pass the Council As 1t is the Sheriffs barely live.
 Messrs. Cox. Bean and others left yester- day for the Peck They will examine the May Bean, Eastern Slope and other proper ties Of the Company.
 Mfr. Cornwall, in the Council, and Mr. Southwick. of the House. from Mohave County, have made for themselves this session good records.
 Captain Sharp is watching with an argus eve the water question of Salt River Valley. He is one of the pioneers in the valley and knows the condition of all the irrigating ditches
 gentleman writing us from Salt River IS of the opinion ths. the river will carry but little water this summsr, for reason Of the small amount of snow vhica fell in the mountains this winter.
 As one member in tho Third House drops out, seemingly another falls into line. There is still quorum in that august body, not withstanding the absence of the President, friend LsAtherwood, Of Tucson.
 A slight error appeared in the Council pro- ceedings published yesterday, which placed Mr. Darlington in rather an awkward posi- ton. MT. D. seldom makes mistakes and we are glad 10 correct any error which may do our Legislators injustice.
 Miss Lillic Eiginyton, ono of inc hand soonest women of the Pacific Coast, bids fair 10 become . shining star on tho American stage. Her several appearances at the Bald win have b,en successful, beyond ques' ton. May her days be many and may bel shadow increase.
 The facetious editor of the Star has hac smother dream He has seen in that dream the animal which he so much admlres, tho long cared one, in consequence of which he has been moved to write a sohloquy on ass Send. Dream on, dear boy, and still stickt t' praying brethren.
 Hon. Thomas Dunbar, sn honest Legislator and 6 man of excellent judgment, returned this morning from his home in Pima county He informs us that the ''Cow Boys" ar making 1t warm for stock men in Southern Arizona. An appropriation Of money to tx offered as rewards for the apprehension and conviction of these ''do as you please" gent would be . wise measure, m our opinion Nothing better.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-04
FREIGHTs AND FARES.

We are not little surprised to see members of the Legislature, intelligent and therefore supposed to be progressive and fair representatives of theintelligence of this 18th century, advancing and aid ing, dehberating and promoting schemes by which the greatest and most import ant corporation shall be crippled and thwarted in their laudible work.
 It is proposed by certain members to reduce the fares and freights of the Southern Pacific R. F. by cutting them down to figure whereby the com pany would be compelled to transport freights and carry passengers over a route where there Is no local traic of conse- quence for nearly one thousand miles, to a figure lower than that charged upon the route between the cities of New York and Philadelphia.
 We claim. and, in so doing, We believe that We express the sentiments of nine tenths of the people of this Territory, that the railroad company who are run ming their trains across the southern DOT ton of this Territory, making itgreat and powerful. should be left alone in the enjoyment of their rights and privelegs to charge hereafter as heretofore their ordin, arv rates. With the completion of the 35th parallel R. R., competing line comes into existence and that of itself will have a tendency to regulate fares and freights much better than any Legislation that can be possibly arranged by the So Ions now assembled in the House of Rep resentatives of our Territory. We cer tainly expect and hope that the wishes oi our people on all railroad matters should be left as they now exist.
 Railroads have done much for the Ter ritory and they are certainly the las' thing that should be crippled in theil progressive movements.
 Give us railroads and encourage them in all reasonable ways.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-04
Where the Railroad Is.

We received a call to-day from Mir. Joseph Lewis, a merchant of Albuquerque, \. M., who arrived in town this morning, coming by the ''Star Line" He informs us that the railroad .about completed to Wingate, and the grading, with the exception of of small gaps. l5O miles farther west, or to the Little Colorado. Mir. Lewis is of opinion that the rail will be stretched to the Little Coiorado by the Ist Of July. With the advent of the locomotive within the lines of our county a new state of affairs must necessarily follow. A large immigration will come to invest in our mines and reap the harvest of mineral that awaits the rev comer Next October the road will be completed to Big Chino, 70 miles north Of Prescott.