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Austin


Special 10 the Herald
Austin, May l6.-In the supreme court
to-day the following cases were decided:
Lsgow vs.. Jones ct al from Dallas.
Dismissed for want of Jurisdiction.
Commissioners of appeals Nicholas ct al.
vs.. Dribrell from Guadalupe. Affirmed.
Spear VS.. Purcell OF al; from Bsstrop.
Affirmed.
Richter We. Kirk OF AL from Erath. Re-
versed and remandfd,
Orr OF al. VS.. O'Brien; from Travis. At
frmed.
Hartley g. 90. VS.. CARLY; from Limestone.
Affirmed.
Griffin VS.. Rowe; from Dallas. Reversed
and remanded.
Hunter vs.. Nicholls; from Travis. Rs
versed and remspded.
Coleman VS.. Smith; from Travis. AT
frned.
Huske vs. Broussard s. Co from Washing.
ton. Affirmed.
III. & II. 9 r. r. VS.. Mckinney; from
Collin. Reversed and remsnded.
Stronebert ct al vs.. Waller; from Collin.
Affirmed.
Su,lav evening wbiic two ladies we're out
driving, the horse took fright and
started of a terrib Q speed, breaking up
the buggy and seriously ipjuring one of the
ladies. The other was slightly hurt.
Massive poles with from eight to twelve
AIMS are being raised alone the avenue for
the telephone exchange.
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Special 10 the Herald.
Brenham, May l6-The city council, at
a meeting to day, ordered the free schools
reopened in the morning. There is much
rejoicing among the people over the
complete victory for free schools.
This morning fire was discovered in
Schillng's barber shop, on the public
square. The fire spread 10 adj Dining houses.
The steamer On hand promptly saved the
block Of houses. The bar
room was badly damaged
Loss about $500. Stelzig's saddlery stock
was badly damaged by fire and smoke. Loss
So. 600; insured for the same amount.
Schilling WAS insured for 5000. The shop
was total wreck. He claims 5000 dam
ages. Iucendiarism is strongly suspected.
Tonight Joe Hurt, bricklayer, shot.
Billy McGowen, making an ugly flesh
wound. The shooIist was arrested.
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san Antonio.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, May 16.-The Express La
redo special says the Texas & Mexican rail-
way will be completed TO Laredo about the
1st of July. Material, men and animals
are now accommodating on large scale
at Laredo, preparatory to commencing work
on the Mexican side. Lsrge depots and
border stations are to be constructed on
both sides of the Rio Grande
A temporary bridge 10 now. being constructed
James Smith, working in well twelve
miles west of San Antonio, was killed today
BY the rope breaking and letting down tub
OF earth ana gravel on his heao.
William Humphreys, Robert Logan
and Bob Rowley, charged with
robbiug the Corpus Christi stage on the 2lst
of March, are standing q preliminary
examination here. The United States
au horities claim to have a dead thing.
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GaIYesfOn.

s ,,ecial 70 the Herslc.
Galveston, May l6.-A young man named
X lily Attempted TO cut Henry Dredo Sunday
70 enooD, but was prevented by Credo
shooting al him. Kelly was arrested and
bond over 10 the grand jury.
A portion of q mzn's LEFT leg, encased In q
fine gsiter, was fousd In the elevator
slip this morning. Il was taken in charge
BY the Coroner.
While L w. Perish. typo, vas sleeping
off drunk on Msrkst street. two Mexicsns
went through him, even stealing the shoes Oh
his feet Oficer Keller, fuspecting some
thing wrong on seeing them fooling around
him. arrested them, fndire The shoes under
he coat Of them. Both were arrested and
jailed.
The committees list for the Palmer
& SalIivsn road has reached
$1,000, ard prsfpccis good fer The full
tmount being realized.
John Gallagher. Injured In the Sash fsctory
explosion Saturday, i suffering rom
crushed skull, several fragments Of bone
having been removed. His condition e more
serious than at first supposed John
Anderson. badly burned, Is out and imprOv-
ine. joseph Doueberty received two cOn-
tusiors on The head, but i doing veil
About O'Clock to-dsy, While
Finest Wazne- and party were driving
cstls along he front al tbs house Of one
Osterneyer, oOvn on the island. they we're
shot 81 tvics By he lister. one shet tsklng
eTscs IN Wsgnsr's stonsch, but y Il onlJ
fssh wound
Tbs er.ud j1ry bss found . rue b1l N
he csss Of Niiiam kenredy. f0r shootirE
Al v7th intent 70 murder, 81 Hsmner,
A. willis sud Bso-- fa-s rurches-1 tso
usisr lots nr4r the pEsseorsr ospot 20 ~ e..
fhoursra dc1lara Il I'll c1st 80 tncusen1
collars 70 E1tbem up. Ms shoE1 ths m
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TRADE TOPICS.


nisa surprise to ind that New York con-
tsins 90 many men that are worth more Than
slOO'O.OOO each. II viii surprise most people TO
know there are not only two but several who
are worth more than $50 100000 each. Itmustbe
a Great problem for these citizens OF great
veaith 10 deterInlne how to use heir mil ions
"a as 10 exfract the eatest possible amour
N happlne from them. IL l. generally con
ceded that no man ever secured greater salts
faction from a mil lon than has refer O,ohet
fromhis expenditure q found Cooper lnsil-
fute The pie s1re that benefactiOn auofds
him while living. IS well rs the lame IL IN
Furee Linn In generations 70 come, ms Sc the
H. vestnent - vice 80 any he could htre
rhosen The fame CommOdore Vanderbilt
obtaiDed By founding great university az the
svufh l. lIkalv 70 prove more enduring tan
that resulting from any oiher acto lie.
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SEEDS THAT SURPRISED

Marie a new veret.hie from :. A. cifsrinE
from ANYTHING ever grown bere. ceiirious nv -
rr1rraf sd sent ~ mail ~ cts n p4r-r- reFA
49, ~ Tor1-ri half bean f~if pea sid ~ cifrn-
IsfI 20 - the richest human food tno~n- ~
fudder plant. also. sd. y cts- = rar-r. ~
srr- grown IN II -. frrn. luscio1a. ESD ~
eura~r hrsf 20 keep Or ship = - pAi-r n :.
rer1s rapers To- o. Fery scarce- ~ - !. -
Wurtrlalor 1rrrrlf furr=a. : - - itflE-I.
e.-..-- ..-ir n-lr -I~r1ffc r. GO = -fl,r ~
Trrrrfn rirrerf flrur. early, rrollt.
--1,i A.. .--~ - X - 4 rlr~ White * r
49,, 49, fr--~- 10 wIIrI yirlfs irrrren,tl
IN ne s0rth wherr c-ner con -. - -. . ..---f
TrrIrIfa rIrIa rrrIt fsrfs go f-rn = u -
fir+ ff - = lnrr,-. CrIrrr Orr r. =. - = -
49, Ar NJ rtrrr sefi ~ - = ~ - - =
49,. e. r. rsTlUs-ET a GO hfln-fn- "a
$780,. Hou- ". l. Calhr1u- MnT1- a.
Ararra
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youNo mEx AMP OTHERS.

We send On trial Tor thirty day or Liectro.
voune men aud others suiiefing iron tTehkhess-
e. nervous debilify jost Witty, lost nan
rood and many o he- "a efses- We glsrantet
,nsrbood Addreee vftnCaf DELAY,
VOITAIC BELT CO, Marshall Mich.
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Reward offered.

ALiBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN
for the rec veIy OF the following -serihed on
finals. or .aDy Information that viii led 70
their fecGv ~: One gray mare, Il hands high,
branded a on left chou der; one bsy mare.
IA haf ds hieh. branded J p on isf shoulders
one dun maie. lfk hands htfhs scar on leit
hands nigh, light bay, with feasbl ten 50 u,
white spot In iOrehe ~. saddie-markrdi PAGES
br-ndcd u on chou der. .
Adde'S a. J. GkOfnb1s
Lawrence, KsuimsE County. Texas.
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y oflbc Japan teas ported to America du-
Ing recent years.'
Nearly "a tsnole

The followln dlspatoil wi sbpw hat tbo
specnlatlng public had o nhrr W escape o..
Thursdayls from stock pa ic;
"Ycsteday afternoon Jay Could. whl'e In
spegting portion ~ the w'fk I'm ihe new
World building, came neir being kuled. u
nppenrst alta number of wGrkmen w"re re-
~ wing one of the large beams under which
the millionaire wa standing. The southel n
O. 4 Il the beam tur cd ut IL he rotten IN II de-
i,aud rs soon aS the wOrsmen mad succeeds
ed IN moving IL somewhat out of Its sock I.
ore ~ d gave way, when II fell with crash
Mr.. Gould was standing almost directly under
IT, aud came within an inch ofbeing crushed
to death. All the damage done was q fright
and n dose or DUST
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[MuscatIne, (Iowa) DAILY Journal. ]

Nessrs. j. r. Bennett g. Co, Muskegop,
Mich. thus speak: St. jacobs OIL is the
best liniment sround here. We sell more of
1t than of any other proprietary medicine we
have in our store. Our customers are con
Usually praising its effective qualities; and
we think, that it IL the best remedy for
rheumatism, neuralgis, etc, we have ever had
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DALLAS PRICE CuGRENT.


BAcos-Long clear aldes 1917; Short o'ear
lUA . Breakfast bacon lls4c.
Day SAUr.-l.nug clear sldes, 10; short
clear l0A
HAMS - Canva llh to 1874
LARp-Terce l2h ;shalf barrel, 49, pails6 to
10 pounds, 1875; 5 pounds IL
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DORSEY'S DECKER.
HIS RAsoALIrY IN THE STAR ROUTES.

How the Carpet-Bax senator Cnbbaged
Uncis sam's C"sh-A History Of his
schemes In ArHnDsas-f,s Pals
Include the Postmaster of
Litt,e Rock-Certineh Cop
les Of the Oregon Let
ters Ia Existence.
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IL the sufferer from fndigestirn Those only
know iis horror who hsvs felt i-rn-
To such a. cnered not only q r4y ri hope,
bot q certaIDiy % relief and cue, IN The ne n
Rrowr's PEPsIs Toxic. This wonderful
remedy cufes vi bout faith, vhen taken 81
dfr-rfef Pr snls ~ Hoyt a Conn, and w.
II. II Jwsil A Bro. Dnllas
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GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH co.
Commercial News Department,

GALVESTON.
Galveston, MAY IL. Cotton opened nrm;
middIIng l0K; receipts 400.
Market cIostd eteaoyi middling lO1si sales
ST. LOUIS.
st Louis, May IT, Market closed STEADY;
middliDg lOl{@ ass; receipts 3sl; shipments
229B; Gales IL ,6s7; stock 5O,l9l.
LIVERPO ~.
Liverpool. May ~. 1913 p, Motion nrmi
middlinp bI; Orleans l5-l6i sales lO,OOO'
4Dp. m.-5ales, American,sS, $50.
No futures.
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The trial of. VI Manning. charged with
raising q $40 70 500 bill vas postponed in
u. s. Commissioner Burford's court yesier-
dSy Until the 24lh Of this month.
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And it's al On Account OF your Indigestion
BROWNS PEPsIN TONIC furnishes ths
stOmarh with the active principles Of diEes
ton, gives tone 20 The ~ ten and cures dye
persia. For sale by Hoyt a COfin and W
Howell A Bro, Dallas, aud By sil druggists In
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Tney rurs al dleeaseI ~ - rtuuuncf. hrw
sls. tsrof, I've. rerVees El1 1eTe 40 ufI~arT
o-rnra. an - IN - r'.i1 - 49, 49,
a. frIufIrrr frrrr Ir l.N'rn-fIrr EIItarH. To-
81 - ~IrrfEs" 81 ''fryTsrts' ~ n-olhrr
column
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COM MERCIAL.
DIILAa. Trrap.Y EyENIn0, !

DALLAS, TUESDAY fyErlho,i
summer IL undoubtedly here, and win u
slack In the usually active state Of tradein all
branches. In jobbing and wholesale trade In
iines Unaffected by the seasons, such 40 gro
ceries, hardware, drugs, building material
etc., considerable activity Ia notice.
able. To-day trade of this cha
acter was fair, number of buyers
being In the city. while order trade was un-
usually lively. Dry, waim weather contln-
ues. the roads have become entirely passable.
and there Is no ground at all for fauil-iinding
with the weather, 30 lar as IL concerns 'he
growth of vegetation. ,,,,
Retail trade showed q marked Improvement
to-day, Notwithstanding the municipal cleo
Din wac In progiess, anu ueaiefs
were apparently satisfied with the results oil
traffic In ali lines. ,.,
Produce continues without animation. A
few lots OF the new spiing clip OF wool were
received, averagi g2Oc. Fresh potatoes ore IN
limited supply, with fair oos demand nc
bging the quatations. Flour 10
quiet and unchanged. Hay, corn and 9als
wer; in moderate inquiry and f.eely supplied
ut former quotations.
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C,TRAYED OR sToi EN- A bay horse about
- syesrs old. IS hands nigh, branetd q on
itft shoulder md shed IN mont. X reward LOT
return 10 d. O'KEEFFE. two miles south OF
peIias sear Cet,frai rgflrond dW
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n saves Iifs md doctors' bills. We mean
Browns 3 rckherry ard Ginger; the n,osi
successful remedy fTar irtruduue1 into ne
South and west Cor ne cure n Dlarrhosa. d. =
Hoyt A Com, ard ". "A. Bowel Brp-
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trroy IN. " Press.
EDITORIAL APPROVAL.

Mr. w. ]. Melvin, editor Warren, Mass,
Herald was cured Of revere neuralgia by the
use Of ST. Jacobs Oil
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Cotton

The receipts to-day were decidedly pet'er
Than they have been for some days pre-
viously, some iorty or nifty pa'es
having been brought in. The market opeheo
with same activity, but fell to quiet position
t,ya' Il eveniug H. Is esti ateu that the cot
ton crop now planted will show an increase OF Of
% to % per cent over last years, especially IN
the large cotton growing states. 80 great
crop us The present promises TO pc Is ihar,er
of aonpyatulation, Tor it IS the Interest OF al
concerned that we should raise cotton enough
and cheaply, too, SO as to enable 10 conpe U
e a nlIy with Other producing countries,
and finally drive them aoseshsfi S 6u the e se
annearance of slavery cotton would cease 70
yield It's increas 9, and therefore Inc efen,
etwer n servile labor and the CROWN OF COTTON
have q moral as well as commercial Vaiue,
P,ices to-day were decidedly firmer but me
same figures ruled that have held sway 10!
several days past
Middlit g ~
Strict low mlddling .................' ''''''o
Low middllnB. ........... az
StrictgOOd ordinary. ......'''..'
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mepse lncresse In value of real estate, NJ
These lois could have been purchased some
time back for four thousand.
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WAN TED.

HORSES; One or iwo hundred Stock Horse
address, J. FERREL LEWIS,
Paullna a, J SEX Co., Tex
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THE GsEAT
Cherokee
IndianCure

For Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
h nm bag0 or eeintfca, ,sprsins,
Bruises. Aches, Ulcers. Barns
no seaids. Sore TnfOats and
|selivs1iOn. . powerful remedy
IN Jorneness IN Ho ses aud
|uulfe: mrs Ill scaiy ard ska
|ni.-nsss. sores AID ol5 Ulcers.
fitness Of Jolnfs and sEeiling
10 Ncdes.
Professor o. +. II tbard. in
|ranElnx cf cures be had seen
ler1orrne ed bg rh- Amr irsn L.
|Iisrs. sassf Il never saw an
|frdian have sr uloer o. fgul
uru1d IN ny lie, neither -
here sueh q tninr 70 b Found
10 - t..rI- fk-T crTs isifeu-
nffisrn T,urns. sad Hesas.
sasl.r.r. L1rre-ess. 80 iniel-
Iirv q - rsve- nl-s Ihelr
49, ,. rlefy is The Am OIL"
Frrrn I.1rdrr larcsf ~ Cllcit
rhnupson- george a Co
erIa I.rrrI~ffIfrr
GALVESTON. TELAs.
Pre- s. csats per bottle. Fer
sale ~ Al D-ugEistf.
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Chance For Investment ian Several Large Lots,
FARM, Rancho AND COAL LANDS,


auda Of
County and Mort of t..
shackefo o
EEg
Dillingham;
L. 8. CRAHAM,
YoungC
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New York consolidated net receipts 22,9io'
ExpoIts to Great Britain 2O73l.
France LEG.
Channel none
Continent 100.
Stocks o. 352.
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j. II. PICKETT-One bay mare ule, three
hands high; value, sixty-fi e dollars.
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JN0. EKKENBKA

(successor TO Geo. A. Erkenlrach-l
-r.nurec,urfuz hemtsf, ~ Plat ,
New York.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-31

Our friend, w. L. Bailey, of Pinal was in town Tuesday. He will move his fam fly down here at the end of three weeks and become permanent dweller of this smbowered burg Tho Silver King hotel
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-31

A son of MT. John T. Bates has dis covered in the foothills, about two and one-half miles from the mouth of the San Pedro river, large deposit of alum. It is fine in quality and lies very near the surface Charlie Finch says that chunks of alum as large as q water bucket, and containing very little foreign matter have been taken out of the mine. There is, seemingly, no end to the variety of min eral in this county. We have now gold. silver. copper, coal, lead, iron, salt, and alum mines. It Is probable that cement will yet be discovered here. Its presence in the old ruins of Casa Grande indicates that it exists somewhere in this vicinity. It is not reasonable to presume that the builders of that ancient pile, considering the quantity of cement used in it's con- struction, would have brought 1t from a great distance in the necessarily rude con veyances at their command. We cling to our oft-repeated conviction that Pinal is the best, though smallest county in the Territory.
 Mai Geo. H. Sisson, Recorder Deyine and E. J. Reed returned Thursday from a visit to the Caledonia copper mine, in which claim Mir. Devine owns an interest. They brought back with them a fine lot of red oxide ore, taken from the dump at the shaft now sinking under the direction of Thos Mcclellan. Recent develop ments show this to be one of the most promising copper mines in the Territory. The ore now taking out will average at least 20 per cent of copper and there is, apparently, no end to the quantity About one thousand feet from the loea- tion of the present workings the ledge is cut by deep arroya, and shows tre- mendous body of low grade ore which has been leached out by the action of the elements. The ledge shows great width and Is thoroughly impregnated with red oxide of copper from wall to wall. The formation is limestone, and this, geologi- cally considered, is very favorable for nation for copper. The present devel- opments are meager, consisting of two large open cuts, one of which has been turned into shaft and driven down to a depth of fifteen feet. The men are now at work in this shaft and it shows solid metal all the way across. The property is located in Silver Bell district and not far from the property of the company which ships S12000 worth of copper from Picacho station monthly. It would not surprise us to see the Caledonia de velop into first-class bonanza.
 We received by Thursdays mail very handsome and rich specimen of ore from the First Chance mine, at Peachville, one mile east of the Silver King There is s ninety-foot tunnel on the claim, driven ir on the ledge, and it shows the same character of ore as that sent us all the , way. The richer metal lies at the bottom of the tunnel, showing that the vein i'm proves in quality as it goes down. The f pay streak Is two feet wide. The forma tion is granite and the ore is similar 1T appearance to that of the King. Messrs
 Taft and Beach are the owners.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-31

A Christmas tree entertainment was held at Silver King school house Satur- day evening, and attracted large c1owd. The tree was loaded with nuts, candr and handsome presents for the little ones It was gala night for them, and their title hearts bounded with delight suh as only a child can know The Silver King brass band was in attendance and6lled the night with music A set of toyband instruments was placed on the tre for the latter, and proved a source ofmuch amusement. Many of the maid and matrons were remembered on the tree, and even hoary-headed masculinitycame in for a portion of Santa Claus bounty, and the evening was merry one fo all. The ENTERPRISE corps was treated Q 8 superb Christmas dinner at the residnce of Mir John Remy. It was preparef by Mrs. Remy and her daughter, Mrs. Ed ward Lanoue, and was cooked and sea- soned in a style that could not be sur passed. There was turkey with dressing, chicken with gravy, roast pork, fires as- paragus, celery, peas, potatoes, cauHlow- CT, radishss, and other vegetables, float ing-island, jelly cake, fruit cake, ,ound cake, fruits, etc., and a bounteous upply of sparkling French claret to wash he de- licious delicacies down. We usudy eat to live, but could we have such diners as 8 regular diet, VIC should reverse he or der and live to eat
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-31
SheriM's Sale.

III JnS 1lsIflCU AOufJ OI the lrSC JuU1cfal District, of the Territory of Arizona, in an for the county of Pinal.
 w. J. SIMMONS, Plaintiff,
 vs
 THE FINAL COPPER COMPANY, Defendant
 Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of the First Judicial District Court, in and for the county of Pinal, on the 22nd day of December, A. D., 1881, and to me directed and delivered on the 23d day of December, A. D.. 1881, in favor of WI Simmons, plaintiff ,and against the Pinal Copper Company, defendant, for the sum of five hundred thirty-three and 23-100 (S533. 23) dollars, and costs of suit amounting to four hundred twenty-seven and 84-100 (S427. 84) dollars, and accruing costs
 l have levied upon and shah, on Saturday, the 14th day of January. A. D., 1881, between the hours of 10 a. m and i p. m, of said day, proceed to sell at the Court house door, in the town of Florence, in the county of Pinal Arizona Territory, at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash to satisfy said judgment, cost and accruing costs, all the right, title and interest of the said Pinal Cop per Company in and to the following described property to-wit: All those certain mining claims situated in Mineral Creek mining dis trict, county of Pinal, and known and named as follows: Millie, Esperanza, Burnside. Reed, Monroe, St Julien, Tibbetts, Blk. Ida Bell, Scorpion, National, and Ray. Also the board ing house at Bolingervlle, the shelter, store and other building at Riverside and one lot of near the said shelter
 Sheriff's Office, Florence, Pinal Co.,, A T. Dec. 23, 1SS1 J. P. GABRIEL, Sheriff
 By B. J. Whiteside, Under-Sheriff S9
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-31

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is as much re- garded as 8 household necessity as sugar or coffee. The reason of this is that years of ex- perience have proved it to be perfectly reliable in those cases of emergency where prompt and convenient remedy is demanded. Consti- pation liver complaint, dyspepsia indigestion and other troubles are overcome by 1t.
 For sale by Druggists and Dealers, to whom apply for Hostetters Almanac for 1882
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-31
Ranch For Sale.

Thompson's ranch, situated about half mile from Florence, is offered for sale. For particulars inquire of Bucka1ew & Ochoa
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-31

and Departure of Mails.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-12-14
The {IuiicaIi Trial.

WASHINGTON. d. G., DC. II Upon the
openlng Of tho oJurt Dr.. John l.. Withrow, OF
Boston; Was osIlrd to tho witness sand.
Guiteau at otoa called out, ''Dr. Withto|
is The hoIoIel pastor OF tho PAX street
Church, Boston. where uses! 20 attend church
whom vas there. Io ia q Very Gno gentle
man.
Tho witness related i:cidents within bis
kn6wledsc 10 regard to Gniesu desiring to lee
tuTa against Bob lcgnrsnll in hi3 church. Wiz!
ness SUPPOSED no was sana Erd p0gsrE sad Of
unusual shrcwedntFs. C1rreOiing himself,
wiiuesa added Il shcu'l sav cu!ents'."
Qnitenu: ~ hal Il tho difSronc,. Dooor
Answer "i'ho ono moahs brighter than the
Other"
Gel. Coslhiil-"A1i Of larger ollibEc.'
Gniteau-"llo didn't say that, Ctrkhill-
that's yaur addition. fou must havo slept
veil aat night; hs!'a thu smariest 'hirg sou
have said yat.
Charles II. Bryan. Of tho Equisble Life L.
surarc, Co., OF New York and II anrv Nj. Col
lIer. Attorney tJr tho CITY of New York we're
next plac d upon the B'ard.
Gultelu interrupted them "a he has all ether
WITNESSES; only. 10 tho. c.:o Of theso two, his
language wss CT a more irsating nature and
his general dono:tot fero:r.