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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-22
That Terrible Endemic

Fever and ague, skaters the most vigorous col
stitutin and physique and the after effects Of the
akanid often taken 80 arrest it, snlphate Of quiz
nine, scarcely less pernicious. The best rem
edy-proyen to be so, not alone in malarial
stricken regions on this continent. but also in
those portions of South and Central America
where malarial feyers are most prevalent and
malgnant-is Hostetter's Stomach bitters. Its
remedial and preventive effects as an opponent Of
intermittent and remittent levers are owing . its
tonic, regulating influence upon the liver, stom-
ach and bowels. BY it these cooperating organs,
upon the joint harmonious action OF which de-
ponds the health and vigor of the system, are
made to act like eloek-work. The consequence Is,
that digestion, assimilation and secretion are
thorough. and the system sustained and defended
against miasmatie influences.
As General Carr has escaped nlassa-
ere, the military critics who were quite
sure that he had brought his death up
ON himself will have to change front.
Gen. Carr, fortunately, is worth a whole
reservation of Apaches.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-09-22
OUR SICK PRESIDENT.
The Daily Bulletins From Long
Branch. Giving statements of His
Condition.
SURGEONS IN CONFERENCE.

sUhHEJNN IN NUNEhENIE.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. 15.-The presi-
dent passed about as good day as yes
terday, without any material differ
ence IN his condition. The language
of the morning bulletin excited general
comment, especially among the repre-
sentatives of the press, who have
been maintaining that there were indi-
cations of blood poisoning. Previous 10
the usual morning bulletin confer
ence of the attending surgeons, Bliss,
Agnew and Hamilton, was held, and it
is understood was prolonged by an ar
gument as to what should be an
nounced.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
Texas Pacific.

There are now between Fl Pa>o on tn, Rio Grande, and the Mohave statiD4 o' the Southern Pacific R. R.. no less than five sePerate surveying parties in the in terest of the Texas Pacific. looking out routes over which at least one railroad i- to he built, One surveying party was met by NIT. kingman, engineer of the Atlan- tic and Pacific R. R.. in Mohaye county few days since We hear of another par tv east of Prescott, about 50 miles. look ing for route direct to Prescott. We are living in an age of iron highways. and If one.tenth of those roads projected are built We will have but little trouble in finding palace drawing room cars in which to sail either to the East or the golden shores of the Pacific. and at least one route con whiu We can travel to the tropical regions of Mexico Therr are four rail roads projected for thi, particular section of Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
Assessment Work.

But little more than a month now have "e m which to d" assessment work on many of our more valuable mining properties On the first day of January, IsS2. claims upon which the proper amount of work. sle0, has not been done becomes iumpablc.
 As our Territory is fas, being -irdled. a, 1t were, b. iron highways, thus bringing capitalists to our doors in qu,s. of proper ties in which to invest, it strikes Is very forcibly that work should hot be neglected, whereby fortune may be secured A little energy now at the proper tune may be the means "f making Hauv r".abs rcaltly. LL4-. happy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
sErzss-Erczevz-sr--zz

D. r. k;mhdll, of Mesa city. Who.in coul- pany with his son, was engaged in tcauliug. disappeared from his camp near SeYmu.r. last Friday night. Several hours aiter rc- tiring the junior kimball saw his father get up, bu; supposlng that he was looking after the stock, paid nO attention to the matter until he Was alarmed by his prolonged aL- sence. Arising, he instituted d search and succeeded Ill tracking his father for four or five miles and found his hat and coat. It being impossible to follow the tracks further, young himball came to Phenix and cave the alarm. Yesterday q party of twenty men left to search for the missing man, and to-day Thomas Rodgers, our efficient Deputy Sheriff, left for the scene of the mystery At last accounts nothing had been heard of the unfortunate man. IL Is supposed that m a tit of mental abberation Mr. kimbal, who had been drinking to excess of late wandered of, and, 1t is feared, perisLed alone and unnoticed on the dreary desert Gazette.
 Mir. Kimball, while in Prescott, departed from the usual beverage and took mostly Jaimaca ginger, getting away with nine bot ties Hi half day, which no doubt had much to do with the Arrangement of mind which caused him to take such a wild and suicidal coUrsc ED. MIHEC.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
The GOvernOrsh;p.

We haze encouraging news in regard to the success of Gen. T. J. Buffers appoint ment to the guberna.orial chair. The Cali .ornia press without distinction to political Irochvities, Is a unit for hil. This is be- cause he Is known all over that rich state, and none know him but for good, hence they indorse him heartily. The Pacific del egation in Congress will have much influence in the selection oi our Goyernoraud no man stands better than Mir Butler in conncction with the Goyern"rship. h the event of his -.a--- ..iIl l-4l... 4,.-.I..A l...l..-.l...- ltttht, UE biased m sectional matters .flI always even m decisions
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
Lumber for Ar.zCna

The Truckec Republican says tla, there k just now large demand for Truck zee lumber for Arizona. From ten to if teen carload, If railroad tics are forwar.- ed daily to che eastern terminus of tl. Southern Pacific railroad ta be used .H the coastruct.on Of tLat load. From Sacramento on fhG,s,ey la-t nineteen carload, of lumber were wa1 bile, .- bersan, Arizona. The shipments of hun "cr from Irucaee and Sacramento l.. southern California, Arzona. aaj Ncv Mexico nat only continue iu, are c.l- stultiy @ld largely Increasing. The t.l. of improvements sa.it ,n i-oc ,. .yry strongly in that dira.,..t,
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|. <. IANu or.r-..
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fEi-lotl, A -.. \ .,- |-. Notice l. hereby ri.., -...t t..... !. .... whose Ts-tef'lgc Grl-,-- .e -..- .... ,... . iIt .E, la. his csy l--. ,r- c.-IHlIE GIlc-I4 lsi-...r -... ...... 'llF- IH-LiEE claim. vein. g. '.fI.uZ cuit-r a-. S.... 2. r..t hundred .i O. i.et -n rt.s.l. r.... within tLr tuuu:y 1i Au.. ..... . ZIla. Said Cl.l.t. l- .-. . and bound, ty tlr ctI -.. .. uf -r.ryyy tt"rsoI. Isr a.... 2. ....... t.v District Lands. -r.f r.-.f -. -. feTr.ta-y- winch Hr.. ....- .... tHuu larl.- and tx'--.- 70. -a..- rE4-Lttlc N.I.Hti. 2. -- .- t .-... vii: B--'uF.tf4s -' . ...-..... lam a-. Iff.sr- ;...... uJu-rsd al1 ti.. f-l.- ~JUtL.r ....- J5 ulas % -.l-, .4......-I A-a-Ar. initial bon, gf -.rl4.. i..lI winch J'. ~. -r....... North l6 .-- -i ....- . .... ... ..... .t'-' ie,t o.--aA-, s.-.l.- > ~ .. -.... huLG-.l siIi fl. 70 -..- ,.. %I Sn. :; ,L-Ire \ ,,. t..- .. ... ... ..-... and Htty i'di' fee. ts '... -.. 4. ........ -- $: thence \ rI cr[~ D l- -- 2. --- .... .- .. cJr.tr Nu 4, s'yle r.uH-.ll.-... 4. H....t a i' t-t-c- = t' deg li -.-- j. Y i... if. feet to post HO. ?, u.rE.-a C. -. . ... .l e.. - . -';- D l--ih- r. >'' i- .-.. ar4 r .-.r... No.f, marked '. ?. 30, Es. @, ... .. .- ...- ., IIILs siT ri'iIr-G .. ..- a1 N.. r.5.. ! lace Of le.I,.u.,- ........ e ...-.... mining tiaiG bri-. .. 2 .t.t 4l s. .. i.. -.- cf The CO'ilfty O; hi Aase. a- .f.....t l. ....t Territory. i-e urar. AItau iI-4-.r. a...- .. q, CupruuI Copper s.......I a..s ts..tr.- r.,...t a pr ops Ci4i!Lnr .---a, any r...s .. .. .F 'IuuI niIl.- Gl a-.. .., co. i-ll toe -..- scri0rd, ac= T" i.-,4 .. rr-.s .t.,l-. clan. -. the Leglstcr Ot U.t...t ,-s-.- Land g... . E-.t- Territory ot Arn'-a "a.G- :ae =xt. days l,-..i ,r publication hereof, ol 'y "lL be barred E...c ui ,he provisions of tLc 5ta:ut..
 w.S.KLLLY.
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EUFUs J. '.rTCfTFCLu.
 Witness tJ t-, --

Iu Ui-ae-~ whereof | ra.. here LtfO -.. l-! ---- --.a sr.-.u -.Y yHcla- seal a --. ,-.s 4- sllc C1luJy Co: llvaia., the day 2'G yva- n Jh.- certificate l-sJ above pE!tan.
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3GESs&a GELE EEs -r.-

Prescott. October i7. .-I.
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NO. =. Application Fer q Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 PKEScOT<. A, r. October .rh- I--l

PREscoTf, A. T. October 7rh, i,sl
 Notice s hereby given that Noah C. aheL,s. hasa PostOIce aidre l. I1"s Ctt. A3yalal C,LGi.y ATl- T. rritory has his day ned aJgIf,-rioa for mine or vein, bearing gold and silver. vi;h .u.Iac- ground five hundred and 6i 5Ga f viIth. situate, n Tiger Mining District, I2yapai County. Arzoua Territory, and Gs-.guaeQ Gy thr held and piar in this office No JI sad I.U Sy 5I. bel.g described a. follow, tO-VIt: Magnets II Crgs IL Iln r. beg 4t IJcICu rsI.r, -nd oi olaiIE; tieLcr 1a a-s 10 i.n i"1 afals,t and sjxty-ioIr ,Zt4l feet tO ~L cor O. c-, gre lte stCue ei C No aud is b-It mound ts stone tt gh, from which oak ...~ GO d' $ lG II Gist; .n oak tree I7 i.- .--s- cor Monument No 3 marking ; W ccr o- California thGiug cain, Lot No II, n--rs ! e dir. Is-z- S l5 deEs 5u min thousaud .lHf.. feel :. ,- cor of claim. where Is ze; granite lar'ft- .-ss.. winch pine 2J ius dIGIlefs bears G.-i . ..-. k lns diameter bears i- q. - l. -G u.-- Ilr. .- \ '5 dets 10 ui4u Ave Auu,IeI aLa -four .f,. Feet 70 N ccr of clam, where ---l-- ...-re 2 tt high by tt square, IuaEk-I at pp.,t sl-. g ty ln-, and under sane Q No 8. al. -- '' .... 70 stone 2i, r high, from when pine -H brars 35 deg- W af [. .Iist. Ffr- i-- 4 .. .r.- eter, bears Ny. deg MJp tt. 1l-. Ia-.r rl l. Che thousand IJCl f.e' to 5 ,s COT .1 ..... -. set granite stone ma. a q '. No ], and j. .. ....Ii of stoE- 2 ft hlEt: from t..i- g1.--a :. ?. ,.- between src's - and Zl, s.U H V 2. N, f.- -.s -- IIEer ni-Tli-sn b as 4i .--- aJ u-u r .H. t-r- ff-f.t- itr 4 fl tji ii4-7 4-7 ---'
 As location aIl .r.,--... -. ... ...r. - ....... n tiI- isccorreTs cti,. .f 4at.... .- . .-.. d. l .- lu Book b. s uI N.i.-, .. ..- ... ID h'oA II oi Mine. gt Pages .-,.. .. ss..
 hhJ aDd aI lrr-y.- c4lra.tl.- ....... .. .-. .. Uf sad tItir Nl. .- -...... ,......r ., required to h.c thcr ...rs., .... ss.,-. ac LIttd States I..I. N l-.. - i.-.- .. . ...- siH Of AI.]J4a, during tl--ss .--. r..... .. - al!cn hereof or they VA. be l-..a F l.... ..... -roNIeiOLs Ci tins Statute
 .- W.-'. KELLY. I.-s-..- !.
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MISCELLANEOUS
eOLpsN WasHgNa CoRPagRD

DrAA MaDAu:-Ihe abov. lr-raratioH Is one ihAs sEuul1 y0tl ir-.s,r a-t1lt'a TOT se'e1~- reasons, a fex ssileh w.-- asre e-i-i--erai-;
 BECAUSE | saves rore @ an --i tLe ia'er 1i washing sad tL~ ordinary cut Irtoess o4 Tuo- b.u- ihf- Co u-ecs- Ul t,a-a-
 BECAUSE vasi--ua i-a- a-la g ta>ss iroia e-I4y y morning r nlidG att, rLlol ty tLe pa TTossa may be couI IIri hli-Fs-t tcu- h- c--i= o1t t' etst the house il good Jr4- at cH-ti se-- -'F t--- e~+' and he family sasel from vas-l- s---' Al'i''s
 BECAUSE. Ea-tgad CI EsV-i.E toi- 7- water eA me stove for three l0ur sslLI.y bJ- a0 vsi er Tor i've nl ate, thereby saving ue TIE t''---i--- e' '' Iuei and rhe ye1st.ou ot Er-, studs and .e-'s-'
 BECAUSE 'TEo c.u;,' worm of tae Com pound viii do all the SasEl1e tor --l=r i-.-' --- ''e % W-4 look Nat,I EG c--vi i1- -i a----'- e' '-'' '- Iro-ess v4tl the l,-- @: se-I-.
 BECAUSE Iiue .iueu i-e.s a5=i e-,-hries. winch have b-. IA t.-lu a.s,g- oa ult ei .i-ns I--s oe rrzcr,J to tle-r @ anal g Af--ss. 2 a .'. sh-. s. stand further rui tii--' nay De "-7-'- " '---' without The sllgllrsi S.sr.
 BECAUsE ;tis tl.. h.-t a-f-c, iroFI ior rvlae'lns Gre4se, --t ---1 H.-i-. aud --r 'ii'.' ---1 - fOoa- Is -F,l.4l-s --s..--, -7 D. 1' t' i-A the cJ.rr- a4d F.---z;e- -s. .s --'- me 4-iie Il -n, y s---ss,s. l. -l et- -.- .'os-eA ~0'' and d4l-,.s.
 borAold. a-a l-,,. -ul.s vi tlt- F-es@-a''oi For trlsl 4.1 us r4ue t-. 'u gave inc -i-e s--! '7 'l ---r-,-i--;e r-i- q o.s l.s--ii's ,si 1o s2-
 Our 4--t- ...- .,-, t. ut ba2 ailt 'rl-- sa.i-' lzla.r v.t. ,.... tl--s.a1.s s-- Ae -~-lclert for I5, l,l.- .-.. I-,.... a. .s.r r. Law ,-.y 
 fu.!- it .- --f saving O. e '.- s 2. s-'.s -. A fa.9 -..l . ...--a s.s- i--. .y .,-s .-l-- --' lad St4-.
 EsUauAsr-E THE c.1-tav--o ,ar TO IN
 5CF- rIprHiSa It HE LAST.
 ,Essr .4 e.-- . r.. L cooked -ar sl --' -- - -''- lutl.u u- ale ,-. .a. ,l .- t-e's i-v- -~ S..'-i~ s- tt.- r-e#.-,- .-..... ards .H"-'-F ..--.s -f.a e.r... N-. f- 5-'- .' TI.- J--t y.l. sl-s.-.. -ar .a-..- I.-.et .-- Will uot r,t o.. ,....s. 1-.r-.--~ 1' ~..s'- women l..-.s @ ..a.t.- 't r,---fr -- ortt Iagv r.s '. r,E ~. '-- ..i.-- a'. ' -'- assl~r.t l.s .. s-s.-- 3 --s- i.H l- t- u.atlil- sgt.. lu C. l.rE raa I -t al -o L5-t l..yz. be e---I, ys tt ,-t r- Q te article '- lore yl1 7ay .-- I.- it lr.s.u--l- br a-...- F.A c..f s.a-r e,. Ni.- it C. -.a..Ia aHd sNtt !! !"l v..G r.. article, .r f'.I -a.-t .Gv-tI -- e. a-y flia -s g..l, b -.., a. z 2 e-e.i-
 .NLlg Ly& H HAI,i.-,.I. I.-i..
 E,e~y }oN La- c flor .-i a y4 2. ta rgf9rl tsv goods If -ar-~lr.,ry to - a.-.lt ald the none. Iaii VII be ole.r.uiL T-iGuaad .s--I Els e2ce.i-u artlr ts uOa Utll E ue,. ts JlCU-aGa of A - l. al st,.k It- Irii.
 CsoI slu-sz.-ja aIs y.i.si .u ty,-y township a .hs county O.. t.g--Ie tI tAc r-v ,l tll- srtIc.e -h. .d -u.. tJ cu- c-uuy agent wAJ lc4'es tE-s Iircu...r.
 FRANK s. ELis s CO-, Sole As=rts.
 ;.r Sale e. tlc U. A. SiuTe Jr.scoti.
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i HEH DEP4nTCnH,

Hs'.-- -t .--; ...,.. ...- ...- ......... B.. . .. .-ln4-.. .-. an r'' is..--.i -a -.s.-.r. '. .-.... .. I..-,a., ana N-'.'.'y -. '..t -...sa... =. -E.- .Y,u JEWLLLT, 1--,.il-. 4.s.. ... .........-..... h! g'y-- ~., .. .- - -.- .....--. .. ...-....-5 Ia l I,i -.-'-.,'' A --...- ,. -I..-sy-At.s. JE"LLEl, CLOGS s.e ,fI.,Ta.--l- l-... ..r....-, G'-,- -;.i V V'---s '' -1-- .s ...;.o u.-.-.s r,su '-'.y.- --.. " -s .s..... .- .---.-- .e Prescott, -I.-.- ....- ,...... -... .r-.- -. hitherto ...a sn-t. : -.. ....-..s r.... -.. contend a... ..-.s -... .,-.. -, ..- -.. -.-.t A -'-- ---" i-.. ,...' .. . - ..--.. -, ..- -4 -l .,.1.- a.t ...-. .-...-. s. ...... .-....- .-o-a t-- --lrr.E -...- .. --....... .-. ..., --;-s:a-'.-. -'.'-..-. e.-. .-- .-..-. sT5 i' 'i-. -a ----. ....- lection 2. -.s. .---.-'
 -PF-s.a :or-- a,-- s.-....--. s.a. -.l s..--- I2.ss=l--..
 .-' a.. CURRY. .
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T TELEGR AP EIC
ONE OF THE JAMES GANG ARRESTED.

ONE OF THE JAMES GANG ARRESTED.
 CHIcAGo, Nov. 20.-A Kansas City spec ial 5; ys: Sheriff Bucker of Bourbon O., Kansas, reports that Le has captured the notorious Dick Little, one of the James Gang of train robbers, at the residence of bis father, about thirty miles from Fort Scott. The State offered 2i0, eco and the railroad 5000 for the capture of Little, who was ill both the Glendale and Blue Cat train robberies; and it Is believed he was the leader at Winston. where three persons were killed. Officers will visit Kansas City to identify him.
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.NLI-I IUN NAIE. c.TLi..

i.r Sale Q. 'le c. A. s'ule
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In the Probate Court of .le County of Y.ysgf I.rli
 tCIy Of Ar-z,I-.
 n the mater Of the estate ot Gideon Brooke dcaeas,d Notice Is herety c4en [ , tEt understand. oNeev.or Of the estate of Gideon Brooke. ase ty i.. .-e tors Of, and all por-u.- hay-4 rI.r- aglfust t said deceas. I, to exhibit hem With the -s-. vy7r-.s within ten 'lC.Iis -itvr tr hr-t Iu-lic.lou C this notice to the under -u'd at thr Plaza Stables. bis place Of business. th- Village ol Prescott. County Ot IaNaTai, Arizona Territory. JSO. T. ~HIII.
 ExecutOr of th" estate 60; Gideon bro, ac, G-,...i Prescott, A T.. Oc;. :, ie-i. G4U
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 The Los Angeles Commercial has the fol- lowing in relation to the railroad situation in Southern California.
 ''The venerable Thos. NicheIson of the California Southern Atlantic & Pacific and A. T. tN S. F. R. R. and the Guaymas and Tucson railroad. has visited Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside, Colton, San Begnar- s F. E i4 @ sAHa M l52 5r5rs55H 5rs95H E 37T thoughtful man of ripe judgment and carries the experience oi moro than seventy year with him He knows the yalIc of money and considers what returns he .iay get far an investment before making 1t. Concern ing the route of his road he Is very rcticont and seems to be y,ry careful in his state Inents Al his time of life ivb like scaling the CaJon Pass seems no easy matter, nIi one of great expense and labor. Nr. Nick erson calculates It will take tiN tAe first of April to build his Toad to Colton. Ask him: After Colton what and hc shakes his vene. .aLle head and replies Il cannot teii.
 The California Southern w.!l be built ts Colton ky about the beginning of Api!i next Then ii Is quite likely that some ar 1 Engagement will be made c. carry the freight 1. and passengers oi San Diego, north and e.,et . over the <. r. R. R. When the A. ( 2. { R. Ia. shall be built from the Colorado c. ' the junction with tine x. r. H. B. ncaI Tshachepi, the trade and travel of tins coast for northern Arizona and New Nczi- co will % via the <. r. and \ & r. to all points this siie "f Albuquerque.
 Such business NLi be very large and long continued. before the Galiforn,4 South crn oill bomhard its way through the Cajon Pass. IL IS question for arithmetic t. de eide which IS more lr"titabl" for the Cali fnrnia southern [" do. to build through tie CaJon Pass at vast expense "r divide freights and fares with | he x !. R. R. From pres ent appearances they will dIvy.
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S25 n S50 PER DhY Can Easily be made by Using
 the Celebrated

i;l Any part of fiie Cv;.nGry. We nie;in it, and are prepared tn demonstrate the fact. They are operated by either Man, Horse Or >teaGn Power, and Bore very rapidly. They range i:i size fi-Gnl
 = INCH Vt} 1 i-2 FEET IN
 DIAMETER. t:H:, v III bore tO any
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Vegetables ! Vegetables !!

Eo. s.., -. Is..ei ..rI.Il, between Prescott aud sl----a .-- --,L tEr..!-, cs5Ja,ye. potatoes 8rt.-, r-,-, .- r-a- 5--l-r .i-Ces 4o- cl-h.
 I. DROISSAKD. I-,s--.., .-.-l.- -'. ---r
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Estate of HENRY VOTING r......

Estate Of HENRY YOUNG, Deceased. Notice l- here'.z "t"-a ty i.- ..-r,--.-.4-!. al- i'I'nlstrator ot t!e ettat. at llyfr. l,i .aaf .0 ih" cr"ior- of. aud al persons -as.. < ,..s ..-.- the slld deeea-"t. tp rNAla.t them NIta r..-. vouchers, within four IInrtl- af-r tl- ..r-. ... of this notice. ;o th- sa.i aI-nin -.r..u- st .- dencc, lt WaLEi Cr., 2. r .a-.-+ E ..-..-. ..
 ELNt.L t.-I-t..--. Prescott. October i7. -I.
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Notice t0 jred5fog..

WILLIAM \. NELLY, Register.
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C. " CraRe, SIS Pine S., Room 10. San Fraacisoo seIe /gent for the ARIZONA MrEg iR tkGt etty Hei sstAOrirod to collect nron>ys due shis ,s:aJls,HeT sake orders for advertisiHg and attend to ary eiae- txstrsss d,-eirtng upon hips tic represeEtatire c fht PrJliSker
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

V. V. KELLY.
 1a--4-,tg.
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in.I,- I~ I.'.... .i 6jyEN, To WHO.T TT MAY V ,"..'--- r.' u. 1,-!. .t ue responsible for aUy ai.0 '-'--'.'i ;.t z 'e4a or -Ir IIes f1rushei tn '..a'f -.''- .f..s .~ ai.v pf.. r--,i- pt,floN.I 1 tt- -----' ' i',-iI- Ercai, uul..s said parties hts- . --... .s-, . ,f.- Lru or t..cr n5s.us.s ll..i-s.r. JDEE E PIECE X CO.,
 I J-----. Jrr, {. : .-l. Ita!.ru-! CuI,trar;nr-
 -'''..' .-' l-'-s copy. G!uus
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The National Convention of tiie United Fire Underwriters of America assembled ill New lo.k yesterday.
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Taken Up!

Ca-- r1 fa. ranch @. ,l. woods Williamson Valley, a.yu,.-s a. a-s. ury..u year old horse. with J. .I. C.. H..lt .al-.s.t.- Jir- owner have prop '.-. t. ..f-..l-.- .-,... l-. ,.-iIg, s. eic.
 GEO. hUGUS1IEF.
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HERE, TOO.

The following just tribute to Hon. T. J. Butler, candidate for the position of Gov ernor of Arizona, We find in the ColCsa Gal. ) Sun, strong Democratic paper:
 We notice that the Red Bluff Sentinel and Chico Record are each ahead ef Us Ill urging the name of Hon. I. j. Butler for Governor of Arizona. There Is not Re publican ill the whole United States that We would rather see ill high position If President Arthur wa.ltsany bonds, the Dem ocrats of the northern counties of California Buffers old range can give him any amount This country has produced but few better men than Tom Butler. By some mishap he got to be a Republican, but his good qualities far outweigh any political sin.
 Speaking of Governor, etc, reminds us: Tom is six feet and half hugh and the end of two score years and tea found heart n his breast unscarred by Cupids darts, but in the year 1881. the desperate little god ar ranged his best material in order and placed forlorn hope charge under command of a maiden, as pretty as picture, and whose stature brought her just to the first button on Toms vest When one of these incur- rigibls cid bachelors do weaken 1t Is a weaken all over, and Butler capitulated with out terms. After the surrender she con cluded to bring him up to Californiato show to his brother in Oakland how tractable 1t was possible to make the most incorrigable of old bachelors. The big washout in the railroad caught them to the South, and they had to spend some time at the house of friend who had large orchard. l; was fruit gathering time and the newly-married couple volunteered to assist. The orchard ist said it was magnificent arrangement. on could gather the topmost fruit without any trouble, and while he was at that she would have tho the lower branches cleared off 90 that he would not have to stoop down, From what we k,.sr of Tom and have hs15d of his better half, it would be just SD in the cubernatoriM office While he would be gathering laurels from the top branches of political life, she would be gathering and storing rich treasures from the social sur roundings. Our voice is for Butler"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25
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BosToN, Nov. 20.-Arrangements are be ing made by the Directors of the Central National Bank locking to the confirmation of its business on a sound bass and protect ing its present deposits, and they feel conf dent there should be no further distrust of is tnancial ahilitr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-11-25

It IS now learned that young Jay Barrett. of Niles, who died in Arizona recently. was f"ully murdered by man named William Campbell who killed Barrett and another man named Blanchard. Campbell confessed the killing, but said II was in seif-defense The people, knowing that Barrett and Blanchard were reputable and law-abidin. men, thought that money, and not self-de- fcnsc, was the cause of the killing; therefore they cook Campbell out and killed him. De trolt News