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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
LEGAL.
APPLICATION FOR PAIENr.
!. $. LAND OFFICE.

|. s. LAND OFFICE. Prescott, A. T., April {, lssi- Noties ef Implication for Fateaf for De TerHoT Ri- ing Ciaia:
 Notice IS hereby gwen that Nathaniel Ros by his st- to-ae ID fsct. samuel s. ahnl, whose POssotc- sd- dress is Prtrctt YRvasai county, Arizoaa Te rOry, nas tis day h! apLeat;on for T. S. Patent for ii Zen hundred t5 o haear feel of the e Vernon oee bearing gold and sIyer, with ground stx hun dr lees t gd h, sItCAte yIug and being in H -sa- yaIa A ming District fay-uA4 county, Arlzo ns Ierfl- torS and de- i ed by the reld and oItcsl pla' ,n 1le n iEis oiace lot No &S, in the uzurl eyed pubic lands Oi the United Slate said lot No 4j js st.
 egnnn st location r1onurne.t at centre of claim. Thence 4S de< 3l mn, hree hundred fees utle,t cf sto side boundary of claim ami i-iIa Pol,t Tor survey or sx.erlcr ouldsry. 1herce it Cer Tee, 5J mn seven hundred a1d T ty tls feet 1tths side ootlnaATs or clam 70 eot n-r oi e-i n where IS set 2 m GU .sani'e stone l5Kls oi s'che- lheuce is deg a' mn W al ug NJ end or aim s-K huldred lsJl feel to NV corner of ain, where is Sci 1 n the ground granite stone l4z ixa Inches mrrAed DN IT sud oE W side is hu.lt noun of stone -i iest Nigh. Frulu this corner, monument Nc 4, eta fishing corner Of storm Cloud MuIllg claim tlot NO.8,l Patented bears ss deg 45 nam S& let oistsut. From this the '. S. mineral monument No I. H4ssaysmpA Mining distr'c bears V de Tees 55 min. E. e S5.0o h. inc c,;an. Thence 4od jIa along side boundary of clam fifteen hun dre; lS CD feet 10 oW ccrne- cain, where I- ssI g n the gsould granite stone l4HIoxs inches. marked bF H. and On side IT. bult mound oI stone felt high- Thence fS deg g. mn along SN eud of -ix hanre t6jj Zee: corner of claim, Whel IS - ' In thc gr'rnd granite stone l21l2xl2 nchr, mara-l DH lN ana ca D. eide bu-!l Iaou or stJi.e 2is feet hIRh- Thence 45 leg SJ mn along sbie Ovuudsry Of clam even hun lEeia d ntty i5l feet Co monument at center of b5-U.ary of eG.cI place of beginning, couta,s A -I br-I az e~ h cl irr oi rrc ri n he O. Is f-a sr.l-r Of lsyapG o. Arizona err-toEy in oOE % ui-.l recoE,ls, I05ss l59 .ud l6t
 Any and all rersous ciai ing aCVeVsely pori of said DeNtra1n lode -u-.se r 'rUI are required o ,hsr adyer-@ clam .ta lac e--Jer C. LEuG Orlee al Prescott, rtoy CuriuE the sixty days Of pubic ici hereof t-sy barred hy virtue of ;he etuJe
 WILLG.M ". KELLY, Register.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
APPLICATION FOR PATENT
[. $. LAND OFFI,E,

EscorT, d. APRIL Ist, 1881.
 Application for Pd.srt DOT tis Ilsrra FistHg Cie
 Not c- is l,re1. given th1 Nathaniel I;o>s. by hi- Atora-y ID ac', -aI4ue Sh Ili, Ibsr post1lna- al If ess l~ Prescott NAVa4ai ', ArEo Ie-rt CFl. hs h day h. .eI az llCarIun i.g q. -fcb h el hun. rtu { Q frt iir q. ,Vu, luU-, b rlu- bj and s NeI, u rglfac- sr-GHG s4x EUl- drgo 70 % rt iu iut si.tag- iaE "a being fU t'7.' anu e-is ei Q. tte n--1 nrt-s al u acl .i L th4s 5ll.c as 70, No fB, n tu u.g DO ,i F.1 ic Ian s, sai1 l. N i4 usls s'rlo-d as To- .Os-,-tO Slt: T'aJi - I4 Cs- 2 ,--r.
 ": . ln- Tn .nee 46 ue 50 mn t, o.g Nk el cl lll 70 iII5 O til- ~ Ut th- ~.iy4g utl ug lam 'iIr-- -un rs- tJiI c. O N l. e cam n4 no J,vI4t d, 4b..- Iug r. c9iurr tu . .s. sou- lbXiyAlJ rcae-, .s h. x Jut sh h 6 "a krd oL sla, ], -l tH as -e IS u- .u.-. Ji s.oLe z,z te,- sh. t.,m tl, corner t.e C, - AIneTA oaulirnt . iiaz -a ailpa si Il. -tfIst Q, ab sle s77 !s A ss cd, x Is n. a-t Is { e le chan d Ia c. 1.E Jg .I. N ao < l. u.eary claim .I c-.In If u nun I'd ll55II f.,t 10 % us Ol c.aiL., vhsr. 2, a ths IT ul . granite st oe lz1l21.- luct g, mar ed II, aId sllS 4- tu.t .Lagl 0. r.o-- Eis C- 4 .h f.eIe. +6 de min \ v ud lam -iS huuir tbvj ie't C. 5" cor sr ot ni, whore is the H., -ni on e-t sId-l uuI Mou 44 stsue zi. feei nsn it~Hca A. deg g5J C. al .l W b.uu1a o "a un biiern hun T d l5J Ioetto x vO.n.r m Wne.y l- a the < s.aIe zoe. .bEI4H.p .ufh--. s,OI- -is fee; u gl. 46 30 ui. E a.g.sF , id uf csim hr re uEuIei J5oI ts oca ion r - 10 2-a place bez ming, co ta.II. 70 6tI 70 acres. Any and ~L tT- u~c a-uiag ss-1e-y any pI-t on sf aid lev i0le -ur.a-- gry1Lt IT. ftl5!..- 70 q heir -aser-e claim wi "a the -s-- Ter "a la a O @ A Prescott. u the Irlr.er ol Ar.zoGa during "a yir ue of the ~ts'Ute h. claim O. reco-i ll th- O nee oi the Co nty l.eeor.er Of N-Les. fo 70 l57, l55 ana l5S.
 WILLIAN \, KELLY, Rea.ste-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
- ess -
 THE AVA SUPAIS

North "f Prescott and m the Supai colm- fry. exists a fine mineral belt which must be utilized and hcco ne the property of the white man. The country is claimed by tine Indians and they expect protection in theiI rights. They have valuable orchards, good agricultural anal grazing lands, all that an Indian desires. Now 1t seems to us that the government should survey their lands and set apart for thcir use all lands not mineral. and those containing the precious metal should be declared perfectly free to location by prospect"rs. Already numerous parties are developing immense ledgcs in that coun- try and immediate action should be taken to insure them against interference on the part of the Ava Supais, Uho are an independent and quite well behaved people. The mines of Supai are Withn 4o ulies of the Atlantic k Pacific Railroad, hence mus, become very valuable.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
GRID-IROEED.

The Territory of Arizona, which vas, ua- til quite recently, a stranger to railroads, $ about to be grid d-ironed by them. Two great through lines from ocean to ocean tra- verse the extreno south and north of the Territory We hear of another line running to Guaymas. The Utah Southern is headed in this direction, and soon We may expect 1t within our borders. The Southern Pacific are about to commence another line from the Mohavc in California, and We predict 1t will be extended to the Colorado river and thence to Southern Arizona, cumecting there with their line, taking in important mining camps in Mohave, Yavapai and Mari copa counties. Again, Prescott Is tS have 3 branch north, tv connect with the Atlantic and Pacific. l, Is also probable that a road will be built from Prescott to Phenx. Surely we are to live III a land of Illiroads and for Northern Arizona Prescott will be the great center.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

The fuliowiug ls remarkable story concerning the organization of the Nihiists m St Petersburg: Some days ago the police received orders from a superor official Co arrest some Nlniiists al one oi their private meetings, and they were strict Y eujcined not to effect the arrest before 10 p. m. Owing to some misunderstanding ;he police appeared on the scene an hour r'J soon, and m their search found, among other papers, note tothis effect: At 9.5U a; the latest you must be gone; for the Doc lice are coming to arrest you punctdally at 10 o'clock. On examining the paper m question. what was their surprise to find the handwriting to be that of the officer under whose orders they were acting. Sti!l more strange, when makiag the Pc"ces yerbal IF order Co prosecute iIe uuisl,atui officer, the d cment in question had d.saV. .e.ucd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

COLON, May 25.-Yesterday afternoon while two children of David Meacham were playing, lis little boy. aged ten years, pro cured pistol and sa,: himself in the finger and his sister through the br.in. i'opIE, May 2j.-Considerableexc excitemc:t has been aroused here In regard to the eEl- ployment of Chinese on the railroad \ mass meeting was held las; night and a reso- luton adopted thlt no Chinamen be en- plcyed in Mono county.
 NEw YORK, May 25.--At mass meeting of citizens held las; night in Chckering Hal, resolutions were passed endorsing President Garfield
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Register Bruce, of the Treasury Department, assumed the office this morning. The limit of 250,000,- 600 lives, to be continued at 3ll per cent, was reached to-day.
 NEW YORK, May 2t-The one danger ill the Senatorial combination is that If Conk- ling falls to secure his election by Republi- cans he will try to make combination with Democrats It Is now certain he cannot be elected in any other way.
 DENVER, May 24--The |. s. Marshal re ceived a telegram from Del Norte, which states that Billy Leroy and Sam Potter, two notorious desperadocs, were asrestod there last night, and one hour later were hung by citizens.
 ALnAYY, May 2l-Thc Express" op- posed to the Conkling organization, is out iii a double-headed article against him
 SAN FEANoEoo, May 2l--No change in stocks Head Center assessed 90 cents.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27


 lo' A N -l-h and JO..l Io lr rtLsr-. doing t,r-f- LaF-, ucH- 'r- u-I uaus ot 4s -t4- .l, Nal Iran- fCIt- ion tgta sl-s, De-eu lalt ,uul-uus SJ. gsg. acton hroa ,L i4 the Dlatct Court of the Third l- dIc-al Li-tllU'. for tAe County O! Yay4naI iI ths Terrier! of arzaua;
 The Terri o-y gf Alz na sauI- greet ug to John A Wai-u an John Doe, partLa-r. sH.4 ts-IEass au Ter the Aru na.Ee oi tLe ,t4r Ll-e Ea slI Irzlrf.rt4- uCn COupAuH
 1ol are her by summoned and ;rlr.d C appear in An acton iush' aga ust you ty lhe above D astei Ql inftr, iu Di-tTiCt Coart c3 fls Ihr Ju.l isI irs'n .. ID sad me otuty e Yavars in te T -- riior- z A..'nHa- Fn1 a-sUr rE- .-.t ut --- .i 'he s4rk 'f tii- Count Fre-ratt ll ssJ Con f. A coy oi W-l,h ulliaiut ulIsrsa- t,s sum. one ~i hlr tSel tals, ,.a i've ri b. ta ct rs., sf- Ter Inc -" Hl rs .tu @ 3 -. .f s-. .. r -bI- ltI y rril -.-.-i a | ,. l...4.I |, qtH ti- ii-t-rt, ta= -H ttl-ry dag I l-l osler -a.-- !grty das-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Mrs. DeYoung, who las been lying at tho point of death tor some two or three weeks caused hy great mental excitement and the constantly breeding over the sad ending of her son, Charlie. dled at her residence II San Francisco on Thursday, the 18th, at the age of = Mrs De Young's health has not been good since the death of her poor boy, consequently it has been looked for every day since the occurrence of the tragic affair. We all know the great love that he had for her by the noble remarks often uttered from his lps, especially this one Il haveno one to live for, only mother, and my love for her is greater than for anything else on this earth" During her sickness, and III her delriun,, the night before she died, the nlmes of both Charlie and Harry were ever on her lips Before her death the de- lirium had passed, and she was able to recognize those about her, bidding them farewell The boy died for his mother, and the mother for hin. and it Is to be hoped that they are now together in that happy, happy home, where parting Is not known.
 M. II. De Young and his wife, who have been East for some time, arrived the Gay before her death, having been te!egraphed of her doubtful recovery.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
Notorious Horse Thief Killed.
RoswErr v NJ uav19 rs

ROSWELL, Y. NJ, May 13, 1881.
 On the evening of the 8th inst Deputy Sheriff Tom Mckinney, of Roswell, shot killed Bob Edwards, notorious horse thlef, who for the past two years has been i slyly depredating in this country. Bob Edwards. after committing many crimes in
 southwestern Texas; was finally lodged Tn the town of Uyiida. By the assistance of his wife, who by her devotion to him in all his trOub!es, has proven herself worthy of a
 better husband. he effected his escape and came to this territory. Since coming here, when not stealing himself. he was at his Tdlich, on the PenascO, harbOring thieves and taking care of their stolen property.
 Several months ago he escaped from this
 Territory to Arizona with Sheriff Mckinney close behind him. Two weeks ago 1t was asceTtalned that Edwards, with four or five others, were making their way toward the lower Pecos with twenty-one head of horses stolen from John Slaughter, at Tombstone, Arizona. Mir. Mckinney was at once on ths Yai cice, and, on Friday last, hearing that Edwards, with ils lIl-gotten spells, was in the vicinity of Seven Rivers, he at once started for that point. Hastily gathering a small posse he put out for Rocky rroyo, twenty miles below Seven Ri.e s, where he captured one of the band, whose name l have not learned, and several head of horses Leaving two men with the prisoner and cap- tured horses he hastened on to the Rattle snake Springs, on Black River Here, while accompanied by one of his posse, he came suddenly on Edwards at Hank Harrison's ranch. As soon Edwards recognized McKin- ney he opened fire on him with his Winches- ter at close range. Mac" leaped from h.s horse and returned tie fire with interest. Az the second shot he broke one of Edwards legs Edwards dropped to the ground, but continued firing Mckinney then sent a bullet through his brain and escaped un- hurt. t.- Las Vegas Gazette
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

FRASCI- A. EA-BFoBp, Plaintiff.
 
 FEEpEEICs NJ WILLIAMS, OIIyE
 B1we 6. SAMUEL NoEE. FRASR ,
 B. tKESoLD-, DANIEL HESA- '-li-'''-7 -'.' 'e' EIE, IAEE- N. MCCASULEss,
 aui th J0ga1y of GatapaI,
 tle Territory oi Ar4z,us. D,ft-.
 Action bs The I.-tIrt g1urt gf .h. Fa Judc,-! rtrIc., lu a for ih- Coanty O. Y.,4ta. la the IeTr-t T. OG Ar.zont-
 The ieui'ory oi Ar.zoua sends greeting Co Trrigr- icE N. Wuar.-, i've Eovtr-. >aruUal Ho-a. Prank . Reynolds DasI .:euari-, aud James \ McCsutIes- anu tn ro'nty 0I Ia. ap4t ln 3. Ter P of Ar:ous ou are he. .ruy sIuIaoIe r-.g rcd tJ appear ID an action hrpuEtt a.,aEst y,u ty The ab0st-uaue,! aiut lI tI D.-trici Court frs IhuI lc a H.-- trct in sn .yr tdr count. Cf ava u he Ter tory ot Arlzuna, al4 aa-ar- tle ,1- .-l-l. fled v4.h he C.er of fhi- Cou-i Prescott; cad county "a cJty uf which com iaiuf t- fhlu twenty Ga.a eNcu- .f tL' cay of --TNIlt after the re,tce upon yoa o tu.- -uuIuo8s. 4 served ia hl- ClaLty bat served t o. "a c1llfF au. visEr thr- di-rIc ih a wilma iti . da H a y.hrs cases :orty dass.
 AHl you hereby notified Ina, if you fs to a-rsar snd answer he rofr paint. r.u --si th- - - tH vl "a ae,aLlJ against you aud .apy tJ t- loast i.r ts- re-.i Jcua1 ei Il h-r Ful con a and co-,s and dl~t urre-reu IB his be talf eGpsp3s3.
 U!Nau under my band aYd Ih- rs9! u5 -a.t I.stf.sf L' ''i i~,l.
 mE3-iijl LIAM WIIRE L:.ON. Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

B4I and shocking as the persecution ol the Jews Is ia Russia, the fact that mem Ter oi the New lori, Legislature has been obliged to introduce Jlll ''tp maintain the equal Iigats ut Hybrew citizens n places of puh!c rc-'.t- hotels, tAygters. and con vtyanccs. ry.' 'L.aa, or color. is, In many re- sPects, infinitely worse. That such a ne- ceasity should hay, arisen iu this country all liberal minded citizens wi,i depiorc, and, fer the credit ot tLe Nation, they would have much preferred that the Vrosc. iption com plained of hal been quietly endured than to have been compelled to appeal to the penal ties of the Law for protection. l. IS th.s fact thatwlll rcudcrthe up'aour buasted toi eration deeper and harder C. wipe out. Ii the law is absolutely necessary, 1t should be made national, and Congress Is the proper body to give power and effect to its strict en- forcemen'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Il was standing in Wall street. on Friday.
 with my Oyercoat on my arm, said a broker Gas reported by New I ork paper last
 week., when l saw Jay Gould start to cross the street. \ Broadway stage was coming down the street fuIi tilt, and the driver was having hard work to manage the horses. Osher vehic-es were coming up, and Jay Gould, seemingly .,5s racteo started cross between the approaching tears. l did not see how he cuuli escape being crushed. Ills death seemed certain Il the pole ot the stage struck him. W hat Was the best thing Tor ne to dof thought. l spread my overcoat and made up my nnnG that II ne was knocked down and run over ] would darr out, throw my overcoat around his head so that nobody could see who h9 was, then drag him into a back basement office, jump in and sell all of his stock short by the thousand shares IL was all as clear as photograph, and the whole scheme flashed through my mind in an instant. 1 moved up toward him. The vehicles coming up the street blocke his way beyond certain path, along which came the luiaberng stage with its unruly horses and dangerous r 'le. Jay Gould cleared the sidewalk and vas about to make another step. 1 shook ut ny overcoat to have 1t ready As he leaned forward passer-by. who did not know him, but who saw the danger, grabbed him and pIlled him back The stage coach rolled by, and Gould, then aprrecla5ing his danger, shook the hand oi the man who had rescued him, uttered word of thanks, and passed on folded up my oyeycoat. turned into New street, and, lighting fresh cigar. meditated upon the eyanescence of fortune
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
Boston Wool Market.

Bo,ro>, May 70 Wood has been active this week, the sales being 2,So0, ,OOO pounds places no improvement, nor can any Im- pavement scarcely be looked for at present. There Is tco much wool in the country. and the fact that considerable old Is still on hand, with the rntue clip of the country al- SD e. come forward, viii have a tendency to check any upward movement California sold a; lS@;'fc for fall and spring. CousId- cradle Red B.lj sod has been ;alen to ar rl'e at Be. some 2.|oo, ,0O0 pounds, but this IS v,gy Go-mhi, wool. and commands cut side puccs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
Vvo,ata'; Have r..

Whats vu.n. vi'h y.u >,us .aa.rdsr hst You "'ta blacksmith shop. Why. you rr all csy,a .H and stove Up. laI look IAe au abandoned siaughter-h"use. In ashamed ,f you Well. >hudge, I T tell how It vas. He want to take my hig casino vt dc nine O spades an ! wouldn't hafht. Reno C-azctts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

T. vas reverted upon rUr streets that the fine ur,pgrtIcS uf Jas w Waters. Sr. and Clr,. N J. Plshun. situate at old san Der
 narlino had been sold to Eastern parties. | pon inquiry we iesrnci parties had been trying Ia purchase the property referred to.
 but uo hargrn concluded ss vet We under
 stand the priy-s have been set and the par ties desiring tn purchasy have the option uu,l the first of July to buy st the figures
 sci Tn, r;.r, asked for Mr Waters prop
 ,rty Is S35. 5.coo for Nr Pishons. SD. .6o0- Coltou >omi TruyIc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Of the I.T.tor of Arizona. ia sai fer ,be County of lAy-pr-
 3iAE5AEET NCC EIT. I-zilt.f,
 SUllil.cAIs Sils BESJASfIs F N-CkErT, Drleuc-l',
 Action U-.a t u Jle D.-l'.t tcGr oI tte Ibir'l Ju- iicial r- -l1 for "a, C, y 51 .p-i, Terri tcTy of Ar-zJ-a; 4r-rO-s c- A--=J sends greeting to B uyA.Ll-4 7. Mc--1lE-
 You are hereby sau'aonei to spP7sr iR an action brou sht you " cie ll ape iaufIf il Nhe Dl trIrt Court Jt 4hlri Ju ll D e. u and for the CoUuty Nst- t4r ier-.ic- q! TiLJ.A, la comp .i.t w4fh Jhe clrrs of taIs Court, z P escytt, iu sad tJG1 iF cI vhi comi lanr 4TaaIs, tli- -. -I E ~ lh 20 t1.f.H days, teK- GUS vc fl tre 5 Sa.ysc-f .t tn- Es-ce Cpon you sul4IIo-s- lf s--srd iU tl- C, nut out if served c1-4-t. aI. 1- -ia tit- I4stric then SI t.I5fy a 4-l V-i.- el.s, 2 days. ALd 70 H.r r-y .I-lel ta.. s. all appear and -asWrr sl co --.-- lN .-- efi. the lain- I 's4i. rc.f- amt Cd -. ali-y 70 Court ior the re.-f t-r i' ga q com. -''.-, sld costs and Ilsbur-. .ll, .-.41-f z,y- --I-
 NF-- l--s- l D .-Ai .ad ths seal of Seal -a-.- .-'..e- -eg .c s-e-cDts, tlIs eighth
 .a. ,4 As-., .ssi.
 -.ftrt "lIN NSEsoN, Clerk.
 t.g-.- 4. ,-lIrsh Deputy- Prescott, ~ 4 2' .-I.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

And in Arco5diucr with law. agd der of 'h -oard of pIrcc.cr- de h- 18th day Of }pr4, Tel 70 my share. Of each parcel of sach -ioc nay t Dec -,ATy vii be sod public ion at the efice o t-e crai uy, No. 2l4 Lfyruia street, Fr4rcsc C..i.o lIa. cu
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DELINQUENT NOTICE
PECK MINING COMPANY.

Location of principal place of business, San Fran cisco, California.
 Location of Works-Yavspai county, Arizona Terri tory.
 Notce-Ihere are delinquent upon the following de- scri ed stock, on account Of assessment (No 8 levied on the lith day of April lssl the seve a. amounts St opposite he names of the respective shareholder A InLnN--.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
DI' solution of CO-partneiship.

Noccs s hereby given that the undersigned hereto Tore Sssoclstes together doing business a- ln the ilrIn name of ahdal C!ne al Prescott i'm he count! or la Grai in the Territory of Arizona have tlls aSy dissolved by nutua! sent W. 4. Cline re fiH rom tl1e nrm- Cuas. Randall IS soely an thorlzed to collect and receye any and all debts due firm. e-' 'N'
 CHAS. 4. RANDALL,
 W. A. CLINE.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Ia tha Julli. '- 'J- Pre- cor Pr-~u-t, County of
 1ey.. .. Te--.-c-- rf t-t-sn4.
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 E. .E. E..vEy.
 f..t.-r n. '-e Peace -a.4 Precinct. Prescott, -l5. --4 If-L.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Conkling and Plat; have thrown up ths sponge m disgust They attempted to die tate terms e. the President. and seoipg that defeat xa. inevitable. made the matter Tors, ter themselves }y ics,rtIng their pssts. They should uos l.y left severely alone. The party nill t!irivc Letter wi;h"'It dictator, than with unc. and b,iu:e the timo for su- other presidential election Ypll> round, ther rc>i.n@'Ions MI hc dead issues, aud the gr.,nd only loriy ujn D. morr closely united and iu better condition tp proceed upon lt> march toward, higher elevation for the American Isulic.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
The Rat Quesucn

In the carly days when Indlms rAined over the land at their will. 1t was an uncom- mon thing to sec one without his crooked stick or rat killer. They went from rat nest [" rat nest setting fin, to them, causing the family to come forth. when they, Nlrh their hook, would take a whole tnbe u al oEe sa~op. Now. m the days of rcserya- tions. the rat nests co und!s;uIbed, and th, result Is tha, tn, country is filling up with these animals. Wouldn't poor Lo have a feast If he were once more turned ln"se uUou the plains and hills "f Arizonat They pre- fer rat r,ast Ia the choicest veal outlet uy bccf steak. No accounting i"r tastes m thl- nnrlh