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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
AKeutucUy Homicide

Louisville, KY, March 2a.-Edward NJ
Clark came into Robinsonvlllc last night and
gave him elr up to the officers, stating that In
3 quarrel with Ed. King, about three miles
from the city, he had shot and probably killed
him. The coroner's jury went 10 the place
designated and found King dead, with bullet
hole under each eye and a pistol by his aide.
Clark claims that the shooting was done In
self. defense, and the ooroner's jury 30 decided
II. Clark two years ngo killed u brother OF
Kings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
A Success for QNInbeltn .

Paris, March as.--A majority OF ministers
have decided IN favor Of the cabinet main.
taining neutrality In the debate on the scru-
In DO lAslc bill. The decision was given to
President Grevy q, the cabinet council this
morning, and viii be prnousccd by Jules Fer
~ 60 the committee ~ the chamber of depu-
ties N morrow. The decis on In considered "a
n sucoecs Tor NJ. Gambetta.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Menberso OF I'm Paris Press Fined ana
ImprisOucd.

Paris, March gs.-Tho editor Of the Citizen
has been sentenced TO six months imprlson-
ment and 5000 francs fine; the manager of
that journal TO three months Imprisonment
and 1000 francs; the editor OF the Journal to q
months and 1000 francs lnc, Tho manager NJ
the Revolution Socletc to the same; Mr.. .Roch-
effort and n. Dorperro, editor and manager OF
the Intrnnsigonnnt 10 $1,000 francs each for ar
ticlcs applauding tho assassination OF tho czar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
The Land Leaguers.

London, March ga dispatch from Dublin
to the Times says these who lay out against
the government for not arresting the principal
land leaguers should remember that unless
they are re ,sonably inspected OF treason they
cannot he arrested for anything said or done
outside of the proclaimed districts, and those
who have appeared In these districts have been
very guarddd IN their OK pressions.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

81. Petersburg, March 22.-The Indictment
against the prisoners Nicolai Russakcir
aud Relelkoff Tlmofe hiichaleoff'
and the women, Hesseholollman, will be COM
municatod % lhem and they Will be allowed
seven days for preparation OF their defense by
council.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

trom the colony. The government is deter
mined % innict the sverest puniahment,
whatever be the rank OF the onendeys. Gen.
eral Blanco telegraphs that mach sensation
was caused in the colony by the relations
which showed the immense disorder OF the
ADMINISTRATION during the civil war, rs the
discovery resulted trom revision OF old con.
tracts aud debts Of the treasury not Included
Offenders
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Tncy unyc Joined the hand

Dublin, March e..--Ihc correspondent Of tho
Times says the prisoners In the kilmanham
jai have formed Themselves into O league, to
be called the kilmanham jail branch Of the
land league, with Baylor ~ chief.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
In search Of Misi wife aud children.

Mobile, Ala, March PA man named II.
Williams, from 81. Stephens, Washington
county, has come here to continue his search
dren rs VINO hl lavs II sannaareJ Tbev lef, Mar.
ldan, Mississippi, for San Francisco, December
18TH, and nothing has been heard of them
niuce,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Another Bomb for a RoynIi.t.

Madrid, March ga bomb with fuse at-
tached, but not lighted, has been found In
front of the duke OF Ossuna's palace. The po.
= ',ceare instituting investigation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Fire nt Shreveport.

shreveport, La March a.-A nre In A.
Bougols warehouse. badly damaged c55 bales OF
cotton belonging 10 Levi & Borperheimcr.
T.oss fully covered by insurance ofsp, 800
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Conn 0rplled.

Washington, March . Tho senate to-day
confirmed the nomination Of Henry G. Pier
son, to he postmaster OF New York City,
Robert 4. Wilson, to be postmaster Of New
man, Georgia.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

Memphis, March 2s.-Advices from Yaxoo
City, Mss, say Bruce Moore, aged 20, was
shot twice yesterday by negro whom he had
struck In quarrel. IL was thought that Moore
would die. The negro was arrested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Electric Light.

Cincinnati, March ?a.-The Cincinnati
Brush electric light company opened their
books here this morning. All tho capital
stock sl5O, 900, has been taken.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

Augusta, aa., March sa.-A negro named
Paul Lawson.kliied woman, with whom h'
was In love, In Burko county Friday night
Lawson has been arrested. 'it
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23
Peace In tho TrnnsvaaI Assured.

Dsrban, March aa.-Thc Boc~ have accepted
the British terms, Including cessation OF war
nd the sppolntmentof n royal commission.
Peace IL regarded as assured.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

Orleans, March 22.-H. Walters, OF
vllle, has beon awarded the premium OF
housnnd dollars for u design Of the new
Ing Of the cotton exchange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

Montgomery. Ala. March a.-The Ala
batns river ls at present higher than ever be-
fora known. No damages TO the railroad Is
yet reported.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-23

which for Beauty of Material and Design
and Elegance of Trimming and Enect iar
exceed anything OF the kind ever exhipi'eu IN
this city before.
These wraps are admirably adapted az Wen
for carly Fall wear, and purchased now VIII
both prove comfortable and stylish for evening
wear and the chilly days we are yet to nave
hsfore ,be Summers warmth has come 10
stay, and be equally serylceab'e later on pe'
fore tho distinctive styles for Winter are 10
be obtained
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
MERCHANDISE !

Prescott merchants are probably as enter I.ssing, II not more 50, as any in Arizona, still, ny the carelessness of raw hide freight CTS, they are constantly out of supplies. |; is nothing unusual for goods t. be detained iu transir fro.a san Francisco Ia Prescott i-5a. 5J to co days, when, ID reality, they .aaall come through inside of twenty days The fault rests entirely with a class of -fe.4lt,rs who have no idea of animals and au utter uniami!iar.ty of the capacity of a,.as, hcEte team, csgaple of hauling
 from Iar.c.pa and wagon suscepti-
 a. standing up under similar amount sl- put tn thr test of transporting invariably is.a ,. GOO To 60J0 pounds, consequently a delay days Is caused ln beating mules CT Lorses and in repairing wagons Team ster, should be limited to a certain number oi days betaren Marcopa and Prescott. L.t them tx their price and do their work iQ bounds If reason. As it is they ask enough, keep ou- merchants out of their -..da t8 the damage oi considerable sums, .ai s.i.l they want the last cent their freight comes to.
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"hHsf~IaA..
| .cs. skinner went ~..a.' so-.,-y.

I.ct. skinner went ~..a.i. to-.-y.
 Today Ina, j,tu cold sn5 Iae, making warn f.-, a..~, a.err.-hit.
 .Iu,.a Iu,s... .f -.c D..,sr,.. !. ..i canau-l -. ht, 4.;ag---7 oG account "t i''.' guu,.
 Vii ,ae j.a- Angeles l5pcr, ia,esr-a.- and trE a. whether the """ic-ae murderer Crun d.I .e.a.'iy ale in tae hosp',al ai that place.
 The silver Belt Ininc i; turning cat w"n- dc-fuly :ich ore this week. ani the furnace Is prodn,iua over : .ot5 Der ddy. Go,a t"r . litt.c IayaIai nI.c. rue tF force - |" men.
 sir. Mitchell. the l.'.o, s-Taphcr. has so,ac of the hes, v,eus oi Prescott eyer taken. All hands and thc cook should Yat:gn'ze him send these rjc5uros away and thus advertise eur bsauti;ui i're-cett.
 A rlaaor Was current Ill town to-day that ano. icr han had been killed on the linc %: the of the Atlantic < Pacific R. X. The rumorcas murders iu tsls county are disgrace. nevertheless they gre Inoi- tive oi lively tIacs
 z. Y. PoaEH-Th!5 inicJe,:ina game has attracted large numbers of people |" the club r,,pm of Mir Thcsue to-day. oFer three hsn4l.d tnousauj dollars changed hands during tl.. forcuna,. The game bat anything w. ever hete.l at the Centennial
 Colonel GD,. R. Price has b..a ...an.ra a leave at ahse1ce. with p-Ila.-,lon j" te beyond 5ic ia.i.- ct tAis Department.
 L.cute.a.,t rt:r,y ls [" ,--cyyd tn Gan. Thouas ,,n gai.Ic bu~iHess connected "ltt tA!s hcVs.,.ie.;.
 " would cal .ac attention .. "a. 1s'j- CTS g., t... .si--f..1.r r. tsr t.'.i.'.. ,f tr. NE........ H.l.. ;.....- :n. .,.-f-.- me-. @. .s..te t-..l >,.' ir.. Ee a.,. r.,.. -,a. -i.- }. '.sa 4 .... s... mat -s. ll..r-,, ...,.,i ., l,.e,j E.-a .ss t.,.... t.a E luauu.r -'.l..... ,e t'.c u.. -- ia-. ...'1--
 M. ...- .- ,'.. i-......r ..-., mess u..- r.. - . '.,
 known g..-..r.....- If trt .... abau- = .. n'..-.r
 th. cine. .....s.-... 7..s a.s an..- 15..- ..-.s-.. ,as ,l-.. u,,.! -. ...s... .s ,-.. . the f4.,.... .-s ..,..f .'.- ..'E etc.
 i<.:s-. b-.-..>. ..H -v~ cni.,s..........s.t sf.-t.rr tt --e -.t,- tht I.:.-..f ......-. .--.n '-E fa.:,. 5..- :.. Johns. -. lp.s. >.- ....-- ..-.r 5r.'a .. s.. ou...,r.s... ....- .a.....sa-.. .. y...,...- th:.; 1.....- .- .- '- Msh... F.z .t ..---. h:s ...,.- i'ar,a. ...- ,-- -.' yci:.- D. -.. >.s.>-..
 N. = ..5..- -t -.s5 ..t..- C. ,..-. bel: " -s H-. -..r.:. n..- e ...-... ho3,. from ~.--..g.u t-s5o.. This r..1s vii D.. received .,.ta r.e..-are jv :.a. ..- e.. S..t.r..! ...s..-a. 2A, ase ..,F :..- ab..r ..- g.--'I--. ..--..-. .- -tla .-r-.l.. U..r B.. .-... .-. u ar-.s r..- -.a 1 - men. .......,..'.. .,l-. s-.. tar a-r- tr...- sgil.t aa... t5 garrison seI.-4 ot "ar .s uou entirely ah4'4lrued auj ac ,he r'e'ag of Indian, .r thieves.
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~ccai tnte1i GeGce.
Lery S C.. received aas goods today.

Ley 0 C.. received aax a,a3s today.
 N'e bear sl.a, the young ioil, are [. har- lef.y soon.
 Tae -s.-< harness as tl.laa. is a.e n-aI4:.-f--si ly -A. ;. Mason.
 Bone. ,s Spencer are tu receipt of s4.-s veig hne -il,,rn.a apples and Iears.
 An edl,or and a judge .u Final county ars treA.,a ;o a ollnsr. FartGE4te so..s.
 The euserI,risi.- .i.1a of Bay d C.. have added many ne" articles to t.ae.r stock .n store.
 Sir Atkinson, we understand, has re- paired the road betHoen Iron Springs and DiSons ranch ni Ers; class style.
 Randall. CD tie corner, keeps all kinds ci hardware, boot. shoes. etc, aud is a gentle nia4 to trade aIt.-
 Our town presented quite a livel, appear ance this EiarHing. caused by the streets be- ing j4uIned iu. oi teams ot every descriP- ton.
 l.. r. Clark E-a.. aud wife anI Mrs. C. r Date, departed today Der, private coHyeyaLc~ for Maacoga on their way Bat
 L. Eaahfprl is putting extensive improve mcuts upon the Dudley House. which VII be ready for occupancy by the first "l No vcmbeT
 MT aud Mrs Judge HarHaye depart for San BeI1iaIeIno next month The health of Judge HaIar.lEv 3tEanGs change oi ch- mate ior ht:ie while.
 Alb-Quer4aa, N,r Mexico. since the aa- Acut ai ,Ao .raa hprse, has iacreased seyerai thousand .n y,I1-iatirn. Give Prescott O rairaaG a:id you aLl see another Chicago
 (. 4. Carpenter, tlr mining mea j. in town r.. co.a,- from t..e Aii.- vas-, he h.. .e,g r,s,..iiiu2 very rich haase tha, ale to ,~ a. ou ;Ae market to. sa.e.
 Th. pe,..r, in Southern AfizaEs a- ..- ceussd at the ,0....t ot ,A- .ary iu lhe ,a.. oi Ji.. E,sl..sy.,,. f-,5a i.l th- ,,u-.. .. Au.,ac.n thas.rh. li Vas d c'.G a!",.t.- lfc-ttb.l-, llral,..t-s,l lsr ..Es tl.'. ani five year, s., tae s-ral-',
 A hnrl-r -|g, ..I. pi,s.ei E.. E.. a.i. .. cliroric'- jaa fsst that onc a; frs,. youug ls5..-. HOW lt@p.rir-. ia San 's-n- cisco, .s .lti.ae -ss.t ra'-r.s- ..s a. Some uf ael n..,. gasI- set ag as-... gracc aaf d.. src... ta 'l. f.His.- ,l mother A;r, t.... i-. Cur.. A.-- ...... has u,r a.sl al-.i.s ..l cu..-....-.. ss--..
 Pau, Ba,t .n. ..rts3 fa.a t.,na. E.; ko,a .s ,-sa f#... ,a t ..r.-. #.-# Bis Es alr ia H. 1t..s a.. suit T, a.- .a..-.s..I.a .a .-e ,t... inyogri,u ir .s-..-...i rf.- .sa Nisz.s..r.,i a'.3 's..... a.. is e..y ...-.. .... strat.s,a as. ,.s.t'.'., :I ,.to..r;.- l5--- --- Hi.et .... c.4-a .. ..... .. .... l'. Uus.. ....... N.....
 IT, ....... .. fro. '' .'...--. P.... .--s .-. t- g, @ Alt....... ...... oss.......- i;h ,........ s.. t.. a... ccel r.. .r r.,l. ......, --..t..n 'a ;a. 1.. JaI..ael- .i Caa:.r.5a-
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Garfield Monument Fund. :.

The Garfield Monument Association of ,Ae Pacific, organized iD California, which has already collected oeer Sl2, ,OOO for the erection of monument h Golden Gate Park, have sent out to this place one of their subscription books. Contributions to the fund may be as large or as small as any one deems proper; and if every oae would give, ii only twenty-five or fifty cents, a very respectable amount could be collected here.
 The subscription book Is in the hands of Morris Goldwater and may be seen at any time The names of those subscribing will be published in the WEEKLY MINER and the san Francisco daiies
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>..... l.. II. Orne conveyed on Saturday i.e' fur prisoners [" the pen!tentiary at hrfaf. sentenced at the present term of the
Heavv Failure.

Ee are in receipt of news from Tucson to -.e effect that tGe weil-knUwn Erm 0f Lord d Williams, which has been power Of It. .-.5 ia SoucEern Arizona and d strong c!e- Ils-- against the advancement and welfare .5 %.rh>rn Arizona, has gone to the walls v .fa q crash tha. renders 1t impossible to ever b. repaired. II Is also stated that in le smash the U. S. Depository IS involved, ha the hanjsincn of Mir Lord will, of segrs.. have to make up the damage. We ar- sorry fer tnc firm, although they have done ti.'s sccIun injury.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

iauls Hpwey has just received a keg of the celebrated Cunning steel horse shoes. TL.5 makes some nine or ten different varle- ties ui shoes that he now has on hand. Ihl,- steel shoes are light, ant wear well. The msnuiacturers claim they are the only shoe v.,h calkip9s that make horse per '.-tiv succ-!ysted. They combine more -.at .hors" sense in the mechanical con- ,..ue-i.a than all other horse shoes III the world. and Wi.l improve tender feet and s.r..,. r,ratuaiiy curing them. They are a s..i-c .aiug shoe, and will not "ball' up .. gather stones, and are equally desirab!e ... suulasror winter In nIne cases out of tea tG,s alil cure the worst case of lameHcss.
 S..... l.. H. Orme conveyed on Saturday i.e' fur prisoners [" the pen!tentiary at .f..a. seHtenced at the present term of the
 vra--: one for rranl l.uceHy,
 .i.t.r robbery 10 years; one for .... ..,., ar1cup, to lob, , years. On
 t, .i-at the jury returned verdict
 ....,. 70. ua.e-. Inthc first degree against
 -aeiar Tie District Attorney.
 l.. D. l.,h... deserves the thanks "f ..- r- ...- euer2y and ability in con -...4., ..e craainal prosecutions of that
 s.fr H. Ls, made gallant fight against
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AI'AhDjIIIII,. $ $ PHGLEII'' B.
LAND FOR SALE,

The lslil dey-.r.seI.r cl t'o Al auto Z, Pacific I.a- roar C. r.tr- 5- ION CI- I-- '.r-a '-' b. ll-hy us., the Ar,llto Hyl-e New Albuquerque, >=s ai,s:co.
 caT.rau, -i tl,I b, .l.rrstt D. J- z. N4---,-- Iall.i Q. ra.-H..-.r oI sad con. l,,t-. IT.. .ra.t %. t..t- 70 fla fiE t-s 27:a day of 1,y. I4i uI f.r :. -L' G. r.- o-. e. ,h- l4.6s dates from 5.ar-a l-tl, js,2 -lLt '-.s t.I1c la va.iI ,.- q, any ,i t.- J1- E--te-.- -e- fiIle such as che. ;lrs-. i've. e.r. Ha.- a.e.e t3 scH- valu f1:E '.I-e ,-c. 7IIa O.: :,. t.e -- the reai a- a-;lll,.lt lc,atat. A.,.cl'I.,s -l 2. oe .iV- to- the I1rcht-e y- any .a.l- t-.orgIc 70 the C1afaly a.II .eulft au- -vers .stl--: I.a.enIbar 10 ai!r-z- al ..us..l-a- uol- u
 LA WIIIIAsfsO..
 ia-I Commas: :ru-r,
 A.& !. F. G Co.
 NeF Albuquerque.
 >.w NtX.cc
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To THf LADIES oF PREsCDTT milii- uery store has been thoroughly repaired and renovated. and Mrs. 4. A. Furbish Is now ready To show the latest fall and winter i.sl:ons and all the new novelties of the seas, ,n in the way of birds, breasts, feather tarJs. plush and felt hats. Also, a line u5 dress trimming, velvets, satins, etc, etc. Lookout for your first choice. o24tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

There is an imperative duty that the gov. eI1IGent owes to Northern Arizona, and that Is sending at once tO our protection one tb .usand more troops. There IS no foulisluess about this matter, and the ne ces>,tv IS palpable to the mind of every per s5n who lires in this unprotected country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
4 New Candidate Mertioned for Governor
 Cf ArIzona.

San Francisco Examiner of October 25th reads as follows The friends of G. W. Tyler. of Alameda, are pushing that gentle E..sn forward as candidate for the Governor. hip oi Arizona Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

The A-nercaa Drama has at last been WIT ten. is title is. the Tradagy of Abraham I.in-,a. o. the rise and fall of the Confed- el.te States it i. q Trada.a in five acts and .equ.E.s telty-seyen dramatic persons citi- zsnS and solyiyrs yo no end.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

rs..- Howe and Mir Ingalls, are in f.-l .r.Di Albuquerque. The Professor -.... f.....a y.ita Us fpr some time, and Mr. i.-..s. ia aI probability, vill bring his .....t. ...s >.t-ir m Prescott
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To Days News.

We have been permitted to examine pa Pera found upon the person of J. M. Lane, aajudgcd insane. and sent to the Asylum ci Dr. Clark. at Stockton, which prove con clusively that his reason IS badly impaired, and tl.st h. meditates upon suicide or some thing bad. He imagrned that corcocted scheme Was on foot by many respectable citizens. whom he mentions to d. him great injury hr. J. J. Lane, his father reluctantly Lad him examined, which disclosed ,he sad fact that he was en- ureiy t.tett of reason and unsafe to go .t large. With good care 1t Is thought he will recover entirely, and become hereafter. as in the pas, useful good citizen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

1 lobster. washed uron the beach. makes ,., o...rt cc rvga.n ha element. but welts for a returning tide .o wash hna back. !! .n tlre l.t.,gr Is.4:.!. ys of the ej.ror .f .le Herald The latter L..s stranded s..us..,,'r speaking with Gosgsrs cas.'d- t... . hss back. .na .- waiting for Wave ..an Prescott n, "a.a ..sn a.-s into &c,. s-.lr..
 rle above vs c..a ..,.- the Ftcniz Ga -.e. of oar f.!snl },e.,.=L Now. 'i,.. hr .....t .,J give e>... ..a- ,s jus, ou.~. 1,-. Hopkins. y,n ar-r ada';. Ars -a-.. ..- --.r-. .-u -2e.---. ,s'.sg l'.'i.,.. s... 3r..r.
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CC"OEE2 DRA WING

NHoIE FIcAAg-, Sl. HALF TICKETS, sl. Zi LI,aL.-. Srt. 5j IICCEIs, SlGO
 EeGi. Mono" CT Bank Draft in letter, or send Iv Express. DoN'T SEND BY REGIs- TERED LETTlU o2 PosEoFFICE ORDER. Or der. 0i >1 and upward, by express, can be >eu; q. our expense.
 F. II BOARDMAN, Courier Journal B1ildiag LOUISVILLE. Ky.
 P..-e.ts. E,s. 5. I->f
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Nyrl.T.-The public IS hereby notified ti.,- ,lo person Is authorized to contract and ., hssi:i.s7 oH my account except persons .A,ri... ari-ren authority from me.
 J. T. SDtMs. D.-. lI 2w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

~ ."- School opens uP this evening r..it.i.~. Church under the manage ...- Q. .U,s Irish. Everyone should at
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28
INoEECEgs

NOIICE IS HEREDY GIVEN, TO WHOM IT JtAY ' concern, t' Q wil not be responsible for any Li.Is contracted fcr goods CT EulIIes furnished tu either sl5-cou'r5gnrs any oth persons e:uPl0! eo on the Aj.a.c au Picc Railroad. Un.C.e salI parties have Al, order from one os oar firm their business u.au.c.-. JuHS k. PRICE k CO.,,
 ' aI>taa JGr, ! l--! h4lr".G Contractors. (
 iDrllJcTs: pr-~t cJly.3 tMoa
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NEW ADNERTI>ENENTS.
Lost.
SfO ReWard!

h the ctty Of Prescott qusr'z charm b'oTg'ns to watch fob. 1Ee hader will be reS-rC-i 0y thr the Jewellery store. o2 |!
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;. 'EEt. DEPARTURE!

E-y 9; last s"ccecded, after many difficulties, in urrsi-- t..y ,--iI-ss of tl." late T. ]. MORGAN, an. I.i-rs! iu open IF t0 the people of Prescott a:i >sc.r.ty:u c'eGs'it assortment cf FINE GOLD JL;7ELt.H, UAICHES, Htc, of every descrip ion.
 y o.5s .. of tle finest quality, and guarsutesd as r.;-.~.f.r-t, large invoice of SILyERyARE, JLW. I.... CLOCKS end sPFCTACLES are expected Ca's a:G att .ha oo Try CbjeCt to merit the repu- ;4,.yr 4.u't " my Irtdec,sscr for uprighrness of deai.l established business of seven years in Prescott -eli F ;ness goods lower than they have l.rr.s l..l -,.i. he obstacles which have had ts co-t.s .I l4'-. aolbg watch work having ce.sed a.l -e Ire, ra :. do al ce-k entrusted to my o.r. iu !srl D. a-t 5icel' All work ,eIt to rae :-li4 ,i - -Ju.rlE shall ce promptly attended to, sats,.s,--l 1-lraL teod. Gone and examine my jew e.ly ly -t--lle t5 shcw gocds. Goods sent ou se- lection ,J .e-i -sijl, parties,
 ,.-- a-.e's E'- ai! work consistent with good Iu-rsa.l.
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MARRIED. .

MAXNELL-ItNsMOAF- lh- re.Ideue- cf -hr br1e's Isr-n.s, tFo mIle- sOg-h Prescott, sun day s5oper g. Issl. b Rev. I C. HuLr Dir. JaI4ts (. Maxwell to Mics Lsta DinsU0re.
 We AckRowecge sample cf the wedding ke and Nish the newly married couFIs un5saa1cd hapr.-ss and prosi erity ln their married life. PATRICK GRTE ENE COU-At th- res iei.c. of Judge Fleury. West tre-cott. thc 24.h 1y ,f ult. Is-I James r. Fatric. aud Mar A. Greenwood, al Cf stEic., Cal,forIa.
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, social hop wi!l je given at Cuit's' t,aIs -h'- evening, i,y the newly organised .-.... ,f our town. II. ;. r.
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IT, cheapest place ill town t. buy Stoves ..f Ta5ars is ar Frederick & Hills Tin
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IA-re giil b-a Land League meeting y, the 30rh, d. : ?. H., at the Half Er-.-- tr-r-.
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NAMED WANTED

Teams to haul coal from Lynx Greek to the Agua Fria Shelter Apply to
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CI.el- Good Jimekeepers S2 and up .l.s. .t Fishers auction store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

ANs-Lexington Hams, ? cts Der pound at Fishers Auction House. o25
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

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To tine Sporting Pubic!

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Prescott, Oct. ,. ISsl-tf
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PoTAToEs- Peerless S100 Der ton. at ]. L. Fishers of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

Guns, Pistols and 2l kinds of Amrnil,t.On for sale al the Uunsnith shop Granite Street, the same stand All klrds of Fire Arms repaired, and work war. ranted,
 JOHN ". ROBERTS.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-10-28

STOVE. Large heating stoves at J L Fishers ot