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dietary So. Best Shampooer this side of New York.
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assistance required to heal and restore the dis
eased lungs. A. B. Wilbor, Boston, proprictorS.
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such tasting the food, beching heat IN The stomach
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For Chas and FSrer and all Diseases caused By mdlds
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Prominent Arrivals.

Ebbitt.-J H Mitchell Portland, Oregon; c. III.
Chapman, New York; A. w. Cheek, North Caronna
J. Baylor United States Coast Survey; ]. Stevens,
Syracuse, N Y; Charles Stephens, Detroit Mich; u
W. Tracy, Albany n. Y: DR.. V. Biact U. s. a; d. L.
Webster, Boston; R. r. Browning, San Francisco
Charles II. Noling, London, England; N. Z. Hlns-
dale, Chicago: General N. A. Mills, U. s. A; Rev.
George A. Chase, Columbus, Ga; A. L. WlotnouSkl,
New Orleans.
MefrcpOlifnn.-G. A. Cattley, st. Petersburg,
Russia; J. P. Wilson, Pittsburg; John E. Brown,
Charlotte, n. c.; d. McGonaghy, Gettysburg, Pa;
Thomas III. Matthews, Cockeysville, Nd; Charles u.
Eckford. ]. ]. Eckford Atlanta, Ga; A. Walter, ID.
D. DuBarry, Baltimore Nd; G. w. Conner, Leba-
non, Pa.
st. James.-A W. Moore England; George Dres-
siher. South Carolina; c. Hurd, F. Wands, New
York; ]. C. Young, Baltimore, Nd; Charles p
Stokes, Richmond Va; Thomas S. Woodbury., Phila-
delphia w. ]. Walter, Baltimore: Herbert Barber,
New York. II. Reynolds, Pennsylvania.
WiIIard's.-J. P. Ritter, G. Dukois, Yonkers, N.
Y; E. F. Miller, D. G. Lawrence, New York; A. ID.
Spencer L. 81. Steel T. Craven, r. c. Rogers, Phila-
delphia; MI. Heysen, Jackson, Mich; ]. McCregor,
Terre Haute; Fl. P Merriman, Chicago; Leopold
Meyers, New Jersey.
ArllngtOn.-Henry W.. Gardner, Providence;
Rev. Samuel May, Massachusetts,; F. h jerks, James
Wynn, George Lorneborn, James T. Sharnick, New
York; E. T. Martin, Albany, \. Y. Oliver Wheyton,
Boston; W. C. Squire, nion. n. Y.
Riggs.-J. o. Hoffman, ]. W. Warren, E FL. Nc
Kee Philadelphia; L. H. Smith, A. Won Som, New
York: A. c. Beane, Georgia; G. NJ. Sernberg, U. S.
A; J. G. Taylor, Baltimore; ]. w. Haywood, Ohio;
w. II. Mexican, Springfield, Ohio.
Imperial.-A. Beers, Alabama; I. 1. Dodson, 1.
Wightman, A. Hoole, D. Ward, England
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hO| NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH-SER-
~ vice AT Lincoln Hall TOMORROW; Rev. L.
p. Mercer, of Chicago. will preach at ii and Rev
C. Giles, of Philadelphia, at 7:5 p. Subject for the
evening: e Mans Unreasonable Capacity to know
TO Love TO Suffer and TO EniOy" 1t
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Would not Mr.. COnkling have been false to him
SELF false TO his party false to the State he repre-
scented, false to his high associates in the repre-
sentation of the State, to the Vice President, his
fellow Senator, the Governor, and the Cabinet Off
Ger from the State, who had joined with him in
asking the recall of this nomination, but, above
all, false to himself and his own manhood if he
had not by every means in his power opposed this
nomination? Yet no word publicly or retailed
from him privately came to us of his dissatisfac-
ton. Again, the journals who speak for the ad-
ministration renewed, or rather impaired, fresh
yigor to their outcry that Mr.. Conkling was at
tempting to dictate to the President in the matter
of his appointments, and would not be satisfied
unless he had all, when the President knew he
had not any. Yet this cutlery was uncontradicted
and unexplained, and the facts carefully con-
cealed from those who take only superficial OBJ
seryation of them. Quite the contrary. 1t was de-
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EVENING.
Bait. Annapolis and
way StatiOnS............ I:j0
ICin. and st. Louis. LIS
tBAltimoreand way. 300
Baltimore and way. 10
n. Y. and Phila. eX... LIS
Bait. and Laurel ex.-. 500
Piedmont, Fred'k, Ha-
gerStown, Point of
Rocks and way. 5:i0
FBalt-, Annep. & way 6:37
Staunt'n & Valley ex. 10
fBait. and way stains 7:55
halt. Laurel and Hy-
attSviile eX-............. $40
fChicsgo, Columbus
and PittSburg ex..... 9-5
nfhA-
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Special |ofices.

80 wAsHINGTOS LIGHT INFANTRY
kSS CorpS.-Members ordered TO attend
meeting THIS Saturday VENINCi at Q CLOCK, at
the Armory VIM. G. MOORE,
n Captain Commanding.
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DR. Royec,s TurkIs., Ratb.

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con-
tinucs to receive vauabes of all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
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49, ALL MEMBERS OF THE CARPEN-
kSS tiers and Joiners' Union, No; l. are requested
TO attend the next meeting held at their HAIL. May %
to assist in transacting important business.
s. MILLER, Recording Secretary.
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go SLJOHNSON, MUSIC TEACHER, WILL
- give lessons at hali-price from June to DC
tober l. Thirteenth street, SIS northwest; Maryland
anenue IoI6 southwest. my2l-3t%
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pe THE ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY
for the District of Columbia
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You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want rent for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
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of work done by the pupils and the exhibition
was perhaps the most complete and satisfactory Of
any that has yet been made. The room where the
work of the pupils of the industrial school was ex
hibited presented very attractive appearance,
and reminded one of an agricultural fair. The
method employed in this school, as described by
Trustee Wilson, is the pedsgogie-so called to dis
tinguish it from that which is purely mental. The
samples exhibited show what the children can do
I,i...r.h c.Er, ln...c L..
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Trains marked daily. tSunday only. Other trains
ally except Sunday.
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At Sumner School the drawings and penman-
ship of the pupils of the colored schools were ex
hibited. There was large attendance of visitors.
and the exhibition was very complete and salts
factory. Although the prizes that were offered last
year had been abolished, yet the exhibition
showed no dininution in quality from that of
previous years. The fact of the matter is that, as
drawing is regular study, it cannot be neglected
without affecting the grade of the pupil. Most of
the teachers were present, and the scholars at the
blackboard drew from dictation. Some of them
were quite diminutiye, but they mani
tested great interest in the work, and
showed great facility in the use of
the chalk. The slate drawings of the younger
scholars were quite remarkable while the faces
drawn by the older scholars showed considerable
ability. The following schools represented the diff
ferent grades First grade, room No: l, Misses E.
NJ. Jackson, I. E. Irvine; second grade, room No 2,
Misses l. F. Dyson, H. G. Riggs; third grade, room
No. 3, Misses E. L. Fisher, L. V. Fisher, and P
Woodson; fourth grade room No. 4, Misses NJ. L.
Lawton, c. E. Pryor, H. A. Martin; fifth grade,
room No. ), Misses l.. A. Smith, K. {. Alexander:
sixth grade, room No. 6, Misses Z. F. Merit NJ
Male; seventh grade. room No. Z, Miss E. w.
Someryille, Mrs 4. X. Brodie; eighth grade and
high schools Sumner Hall.
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Walters. Cox. president Vim. King. vice president
c. b. Maury, treasurer. Frank I. Rawlings sec y.
ofIice-l5G5 Pennsylvania avenue, north Of United
States TreuSiIry- mylS-6t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

Johnny Ellis, very upright gentleman, and resident of this county for many years. has gone on visit to the old stamping ground of the MINER man, viz: Albuquerquc We believe he will find lively railroad cen ter. and quite unlike the place We left l. r years ago. dead hole OF the banks of the Rio Grande.
 The MINER, during the twelve days that 1t has been issued without having recourse to the columns of newspapers from the out side world oA account of the nun-arriyal of mails from any direction, has kept up its lick by giving local and other interesting reading matter, which has caused many com pliments to fall from the tongues of its num- erous and intelligent patrons.
 We take it for granted that President Garfield Is fast losing strength and fail ing from the wound inflicted by the assassin Guiteau on the 2nd day of July. The nation awaits with breathless suspense, news, from what appears to the fifty million people, oi all uncertain recOy cry ofoneoftl . best Presidents ever seated iii the White Mansion at Wash ington.
 More postotfices and more postal routes need establishing in dissection. Oar poPu- lation Is spreading and increasing. \ great many camps depend upon the I. VI. at Prescott sending their mail by ca,-h, and the catch generally results in tEe n:ail Lein: lost or very much delayed. When Governor Fremont comes back o he may have the curse remediCd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

We see by the Phenix Gazette, which Is a welcome exchange, that our mutual friends Hons. <. C. Baker and J. T. Alsap have foyniea a oopartnership in the lay business at Pheniz. Success to this whole team.
 Geo. '. Curry tas fixed up his jeweiry eata5!ishEeEt in excellent styis, las sent to san Francisco for more goods, and in a ye.y short timc will have the bon ton store oi Arizona. Go aud take look at what ne has
 Ass,ci2re-Justiee Stillwell. of Arizona, Is meuto as Chief Justice of Arizona. Lord bless you, Air. Record Union, Judge C. G. N. French, aa old Sacramento lawyer, is Chief Justice yf Arizona.
 IT.: Copper Canyon road, we learn from t.r. H.rinn, who has just returned from the crts, is seriously damaged by the heavy rtius g l.ici. nave i2liea LAis month, and rc gu.!e the attention If these ciutked with the power to see that 1t Is repaired, and thus save. from rum.
 The many oll friends If James Foy will b. p..l-6 To learn of h.s death at the hands oi the treacheroUs rcd men of New Mexico.
 t-Ie t-4tLlulis IT iCAc to LIlG ION CT -t- s.al.s, were they sacrificed for this enc man, would ...I short If paying the debt. Mir. Fly Was a good citizen, and u seems really c.cci that he should have die,i at the hands of sn.h G-stardiy towards
 LIFEa WITHOUT A HEAB.-Wc were shown ,y day at the office of Wells, Fargo ( Co.,, by Frank Meador, an animal oi the wincel family, known in the vest as campo mocha (shulJ camp), which had its head severed rom the body yesterday, 24 hours since, which WIS fuii of lie and hopping around as if nothing unusual had happened to it. By examining closely it could be discerned that q new head had already commenced to form, and in all probability the animal will live to have a lcW eaJ .t grow upon its ungainly body. Ii so, then here is:a new freak oI nature unknown to entomology. The campo mocha Is sure death to horse or cattle kind when eaten with grass, and We don't wonder at 1t in the least.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
| NEEY DEPARTURE!

Ic"y at l..t succeeded after many difficulties, in pr,ha-.ug tae business Of te late T. J. MORO IN. arn r,-rel ofen up to the people of Presro,t .l.i r c'.-ty an esPalt G--oIiu c.t of FINE col | 1-I tI..T. WATCHES, ,tc, Of every dcf cTi fen y e7ola-e .I of the finest qra,i:y, ard guaranteed as r,ir-senied. A large invoice Of sILYERWARE, JF VI LRY, CLOCKS snd SPFcTACLES are e1rec ec E y aI.d vL1e t shall te my bieotto merit the re7u- t-tior g-u.d " my rredecessCr for uprightacss Of a,sl.ur au established business of seven years in Prescott, -hal Put these goods ower than they have hi-Lr-;o been sod The obstacles which have had to contend m ltey in dolpg va;c.: work havlng ceased Ue- sred to do aI work entrusted to my care io .o,i:- snd eiceut All work ent to er-. ;i Col Iry s'al te promptly attended to, sno .at.-sscitan r-tr-lte.d Core and eXau iDe my jew ci-v; lo toylle t' show goods. Goods sent on Fe- .e.-..'. t7 responsible parties,
 .s-Fr.o-s for all vorA cons: ;eat with good work i-a-.-aig.
 C. II. CURRY.
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WEDNESDAY,.

0. Allen went to Big Chino this A. M.
 4 large newspaper mail arrived per coach today.
 J. D. Cook brought in load of barley to-day.
 Sol Jackson, good man and No. granc- CT, IS in town from Kirkland Valley.
 William Zeckendorf' store at Tucson was damaged on the 18th inst, to the amount of 80, 900 by fire. Insured.
 Railroad teams continue to arrive and de part III such numbers that 1t would be hard to keep track of them. Dr. Ainsworth, we are verry sorry to state is considered very sick at the Hospital of the Sisters of St. Joseph. It is rumorcd that the Navajoes are saucy and mean. They will have to b. whipped good, and that soon. There never grew from the earth finer grass than that which covers the hills and valleys of Yavapai County.
 Who says at this stage of the game that Arizona. especitlly the northern portion, IS q dry country! C. F. Dake went out this morning with Mir. Simms to Lynx Creek for the purpose of starting his shelter OH ores from the sur rounding mines and Big Bug
 We want capital to come in and build a wooden factory also a soap and candle fac tory would be paving institutions. Let the ball be set III motion.
 By request of great many stock-laen We publish the rodeo law passed h- the last Legislature and introduced l'y Cornwai, of Mohave County.
 The Indian building under contraction ac Sacaton was nearly demolished few days since by terrific wind storm Shingles, etc, were carried for distaEce of three miles,
 Dan Stcvens. of kerens & Grifi,.'s stage line. came Tn yesterday from T;pfap. He has had a force of men al work i'l ti.-t sec ti"n for several days repairing the r'ai and still keeps four men ciuPloycd.
 IL is again claimed that the San Carlrs Indians have left their reservation to the number of 500. Some one whp las . few tons of hay or barley for sale wants L. ezei'e the Government and get more troops .nt' Southern Arizona.
 MoISrvRE-T electric currents u,ie, break. divcrge. split, divide and -tr.- around in many directions in moantl'r":a countries for years and then concentrate for a pcrlnd again. have been on tl.e latter hE. this season and Arizona has received her ta-. share of moisture. Arizona journals .t tribute it all to the railroads, which is, ': course. all bosh and mooushine. E~ilr'ai- don't bring water from the heavens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
THURSDAY.

Two passengers went out Der stage b. day.
 J. H. Marion anal family arrived from cae Verde to-day.
 The rains east of Prescott have been quite severe during the past few days. Lieut.. West and wife. of the Verde, we learn, are down sick.
 We are quite pleased to state that Doctor Ainsworth, to-day, Is much improved
 Farmers on the Verde are holding their grain at high figure. R. B. Steadman has purchased 5o, 900 lbs. of barley on the Verde.
 The funeral of C. E. McClintouk took place to-day at p m. under the auspices of the Masons of Phenix. Dan Hatz went out this morning to take q look at his old stamping ground on Lynx Greek.
 Geo W. Hance and family are rusticating in the Mogollon Mountains during the warm days of summer. We are informed by wire that again waFh, outs have occurred both east and west from Maricola.
 John Raible departed this morning for a trip to the Silver Belt Mine where he owns valuable mining property. Mrs. Sheriff has sold her house aui lots on Cortcz Street to Mir. Al Whitney for ;::ao The deed was passed and money paid on the 24th
 Fred. Hiltenbrand on the Ayua Fla. has fine growing crop which was again iErigate | day or two since by q food which Passe | over the valley.
 NIT. Munds, of the threshing machine on the Verde, is quite sick, which Is causing great delay in harvesting crops aud Irup- eIly securing the same.
 The mother of Mrs snyder. of Eu,nl,e Bee. retired last evening in hor customary good health, and this mornins Was found In her bed dead. N cause .s gwen f"r s" sudden death.
 SuIt Nee. of the Tuscumhia NH rciots. the stamps hung uP. He aiso says they ale putting down all air slaft on the mine. ;.s the air in the stopes Is such as f" prevent, active work.
 In the matter If McAtver v, More iov contempt "f court. in using n.-.r from Kirkland Creek. Judge French dismissed the suit with costs against rhe plaintiff He remarked, in rendering his decision, that he failed to find the least seublaHct If con tempt Tn the case.
 All business If the District C.ur, h, been cleaned up. as never before vi.iju oar knowledge, and 1t is owing l.. Judge Frcnchs knowledge of CarJ, ;r...- which has thus placed it -'. H,. after it will be much I'ca-aa-er a'. easier for both the Ju,l--r and bar (" proceed
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
To Days News.
Skull Veil y Items.

ED. MINEE:-It never Tairs, but it pours.
 What is the attraction in this valleyl Freight teams, all ''Iost, strayed or stolen. 7" Boss and clerks on the trail. Never get only to Skull, sometimes take 8 drive, just for pleasure. down tie valley.
 Mr. Henry Herbert passed through here Tuesday, and his mission to Kirk land Valley being to take a gent home. Won't do, Hen ", take your medicine like man."
 Mrs. John Dickson has left here for the city of Prescott, where she expects to visit friends and relatives.
 9lr. c. E. Crouch and }Ir j. Dougherty visited here one day this week. D. E. G.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
HONEY. THE BLACKSMITH.

...- e.. ]. r-s s,..i;ty I'il ,.oEi.y ily ire,
 En-I Dt -4rr0. ard wst-r i'.aE-IE Ey Z shoes, AT B.. '..r H-s t;.r ga &, se, uI y.-d aspire,
 sLI t... -..s i'l.s reelection I oaUl1t Lrt cheese. H tl g. .-... ... -'.. Uy work h've gat. Never f.il. -.., tD ,tr:k- when tA- IrOl is hot. r. scar. t.He-iv heart should find intenJ
 ~ ..H. -. .-. -r .ly-e.f - another to do. TY r-l,N. ti.a .!-tr~. sfd or my s-if tO amend.
 Ch. N- su @e b-lsJt time when the IUrpcsc shall Fo- na-; he's h'rC. cn the moment wot, i, ,.s.l uoy .y .-.--t wsile ;be iren l. hot. Nhr4'... ! . l.y s-li.hy ynu h1rpeu Q pass,
 tr., t-sl cl ti II-NI, ms ha-unsT's loud rl.nr, T.- ts,.l l-I.rI db not fail U rchc3rsr,
 gs,r Hrl-d liACkrIrifh a5 bIthcy Ee sag If ra.s1 i- s,rr ciHg. ir Icid,srsr y0Ur I0t NEv.ls FN4I. SIR, sTEiKE WHILE THE IRON HOT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

Up to the hour of going to press Friday, August 2Gth. we have TO news of any change in the condition of the President His at latest dates are certainly of a character to give hopes of his ultimate It. covery. The wound is ugly in the extreme, and has proven to be a worthy antagonist ill the hands of the mczt skilled physicians in the United States Ii nr. Garfield recovers 1t can be attributed to his great physical
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
;ruba:c Na!irg
C. H CURRY.

Ia - Probate Coa.t. County of Yavap-i, Territory cf
 Arizona. T4 tae ---t.,- c. inc Estate
 
 Glu-r- EEcoEE. D."elsCi' P.r--.j' oriF cf sait court. Iuad' on t'e 2j | 7.s .rr't. 1s-i. notice i- ereAv given t3-t Tue .s 70 M --h day sept. n-ue- l--' a- Ie o'clock, A. B. tf.. a- th- cruri W u4 -a'i csrri. a' tse tf.r .n.r--. f,e Ea-e oi Prescott, Ire C .lH .. ... ..'-.r-- ot . s~I,I0. ras le.V In,rt. 2 a..E s8a-. z. TcrriIE n" ri pt -a. ...... .... .c.-.--', aaf 'o. tasIE- tsc sTi4-- .... l- f ~..,'. f,- .i f--G.uc - Hi ' oi ltt- .sH al- ".etr ..y Ie.s'. lA'5r- ,.-... .-. .... i. '-l ,t.'l ...t t'y --r.ta. l..r.- 10 -.-t.- s.-, AEst-' -i--l, i'-!-
 40. TGEES,
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
D5a'h James Toy,
Si..ori0. V. VI. Aug. Fist.

1i..or,o. N. II, Aug. Fist, 1881. Ep. MISEa:-JaInys Foy, former resi- dent of layapai county. vas killed by 1n- dians yesterday at about r. NJ, and be. lievc wi.s member of the lodge of F. X 4. NJ, of Prescott.
 We are organizing parry to go after the body, and if possible will recover it by F. Nj. to-day.
 JOHN GRoDHAUs,
 Gage Station.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
Death Of c. E. NcClintock.

\ tcleerom to the MINER from the editor of the Phcnix Gazrttc brings the sad intelli- gemce of the death of C. F. McClintock, one of the proprietors of the Phenix Herald. His discase Was hcmorrhage and pneumonia. He died to-day, August 2ftl.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
WeaI-soale Washouts.

The A. 6, r. road is again the victim of serious wa>houts, which will close travel on that road for several days. Three bridges are washed out, the worst being at Laguna, where two bents If tie bridge are gone. \ large fogce are at work repairing the line, but 1t will he several days before through travel is resumed Albuquerque Journal.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
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II science can save the President his re- coyeyy is assured Dr Hamilton proposes to probe for tac i.all Withan instrument that viii tell i;s ovn@t.ry hy ringing an alarm bell whcn tEe GIseo,ery is made.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

Tlc widow Van Co,r is making the most of the not.r.,:y -iv'E her as the once in tended bride oi GuiJcau. She now demands SlJ day for Ter -ely;ces at d camp meeting.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
S,-EECe.

.-- -.,-. a'.-~.is~l iu th. A.'.aTA ni,SEB .- r.- f.-,. Dy G cr-s -i.ts, esiily iu the t-E. --l ts.--, ]. Es pro'agfr. dn ur, ru' a8 tp -.... -.3 ar. u''A .ge-'fl - ap SD hy N. B. boy r. I-.-. ou V.o-- I-a abe hes always tan. ] sl. l..-.-- ag iygson taking uP, riding, other r..a ..5-g s-!: IllLai after tiiS Gaic-
 V. A. STITH.
 St.. Stables
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
MARRIED.

A, FLJST ELI.--NEADOws.- h Prescott, August
 2'. i~sI by Judse A. O. NG5es.- Mr. Edward C. hp-
 Cr-uz,
 A. Cie Catholic Church. Prescott, 4. T., August 19, Iss1, Nf. Austin Gibbons to Mss Mary Flen McDon- ala aud Mr. V. ]. smith to Miss Deis Summers, al IT -1. tEe railroad.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

Four deaths have occurred in Washington city during the current month from tritiing with toy P.steis. and Baltimore had thirteen dea .Ls in oac week from the same causes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

Clarence Gay. ;.o murderer of Theodore Clancy If the .-.Hta Barbara Press has at last received i,7 -,EreLcc. which has been fixed atIpcI.ty yeas in tho states Prison.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26

Gen. Walker, the Superintendent If tLe ( cusus, predicts that the census of 1890 will give tLc ji.;re3 States a population of G4, -.E- nNl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-08-26
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