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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
A PROCLAMATION.
By the Governor of the State OF
Nevada.

TN COMPLIANCE WITH SECTION ONE M
i OK can Act to Ascertain and Express the
VIII OF the People Of the state of Nevada upon
the subjest OF Chinese immigration" approved
February 18th, 1879.
I, JOHN II. KINKEAp, Governor of the State OF
Nevada, do hereby call upon the electors of this
State to signify at the General Election to be
held November I'd, 1880, their will as to the con-
tinuance or prohibition of chinese immigra-
ton" by placing upon their ballots "For Chi
nese Immigration" If in favor thereof, CT
Against Chinese Immigration" If opposed
thereto.
~ In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and caused the Great
}sEAL Seal of the State of Nevada to be at-
I fxed. Done at Carson City, this Let
~ day Of October, A. D. 1880.
JOHN II. KINKEAD,
Governor of the State OF Nevada.
By the Governor.
JASPER BABcocK, Secretary OF State. o9td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-30

And in accordance with law, and m order OF
the Board Of Directors. made on the twenty
seventh day Of August, 1880, SO many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock as may be neces-
Office of tho company, on Monday, the
first day of November, 1880, at the hour
Of one o'clock P. M, Of said day. to pay said
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expensesof sale.
O. II. Wertheimer, Secretary.
offce-Room II, Safe Deposit building: NO.
oct16-td
, 1881-01-30
THE UNITED STATES.

SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS In gold was dis
bursed by the Sub~TreAsurer yesterday. OF
silver $4,000 was received and 81 900 paid out
THE internal-revenue receipts yesterday
amounted to Ss7,G57, Of which S24,1a5 was for
spirits, S3,e2l for tobacco and cigars, and s.,5l
for beer.
TIE Post Office Inspectors have carefully
trrced every package contained ia the regis
tered pouch which was rltied last week, and
have sworn statements showing that the total
loss was Sss. No trace has been found Of the
robbers
EMANUEL KouS has been doing cigar and
liquor business ut the curner OF State and Har-
risnn streets without paying the tax imposed on
dealers in those articles. Yesterday Uncle Sans
agents arrested him, and Commissioner Horne
held EMANUEL in bonds Of $500, which he fur
nished, until Tuesday,
The officials ut the Government Building have
co1npluints to make Of the vigilance OF sneak
thieves about the offices, and the lack Ut vigil
lance shown By certain day. -watchmcn who
watch nubody. Mr.. Mark Foote yesterday missed
4 valuable Oyerroat when he returned 10 his
post in the Commissioners office, and other
otfici ais have suffered in similar way. The
sneaks are not fastidous, md fasteu on to any
thing, FROM Il pair OF gum shoes TO seai-sk1n
hat.
, 1881-01-30
SUBURBAN..

EVANSTON.
The Village Trustees will make another at
tempt to meet Tuesday evening.
The Public Library received about twenty
five new books yesterday.
Thursday evening, In the hall Of the L o. Q.
F., Il chapter Of the Royal Arcanum was organ
lied, with about twenty-five charter members.
The prime OBJECT OF the fraternity, US ia well
known. is muIunl lffe-insurance. each member
having policy Of $3.0N} Thp mcm bership COM
pr1ses some Of the best business Of the vii
laEe-
The Junior and Sophomore defamation con-
test Will occur Frioay evening: The following
speakers will appear: Frank Merre1L "Spar-
tucus TO the Roman Envoys"; Frank
Hills, Speech OF Patrick Henry;
F. A., Goodrich, death OF Gen.
Arnold; G. i. Piper. '.Horatius at the
Hridge''; Miss D. v. Maltby, The Painter OF
Seville; H. II. Miller, Burial of Dundee; L.
:: Rice. defense 1T Charles Sumner; Bliss
Ella prfuder, THE Spanish Duel";-K. 4. Nc
PheTsin: The Polish Boy; " a. Phillips,
" Paul Clfdurds Defense"
The Rev. A. J. Scott will preach this morning
aud evening fn the Congregational Church.
The Key. Amos W. pa1lcn will preach this
morning md evening In the First Methodist
Church.
The Rev. George c. Noyes, D. D., will preach
ms M morning aud evening in the Presbyterian
The Rev. George L. Pierce will conduct the
usual morning and evening se1vices In the Bap-
list Church to-duy.
The Rev. DR. T. S. Jewell will preach this morn
Ing and evening In ST. Marks Episcopal Church.
, 1881-01-30
The &1t.0Q0 ROBBERY

at the Office If the Union Iron and Steel Com
pany's last Sunday was a severe loss and offers
Il chance Cor reflection BY tho heads Of some OF
our manufacturing concerns who are running
risks OF similar misfortune, which can easily
be provided against by the purchase Of q first
class safe. The officers Of the Iron Company
commenced carly In the week to investigate the
merits OF diGercpt safes for the purpose Of re-
placing the worthless concern which SO utterly
failed TO afford the security required. Theg de-
cfded In favor, OF the "Hall" safe, and one Of
these elegant, massive" fire and burglar proof"
safes, with all modern improvements, peculiar
alone to the Hall" Company. including the
wonderful little chrouometrlc attachment, or
time lock, OF Halrs pntent, now adorns the Office
and bids dednuce to "cracksneu -, and fire.
Headquarters for the Northwest, Halls Safe and
Lock Company, Nos. III and 149 Dearborn street,
, 1881-01-30

A Bucharest correspondent describes curl
GUS result following the recent earthquake
which passed under that CITY,. The soil or
Bucharest is u rich, black, porous, vegetable
mud. very sprtnGy under pressure, and carr;
riages passing IN the street cuuse strouc:
spondent Gays: The Grand Hotel Doutdfnfa
however: was an exception ito this :seneral
rule, aud IN my room, facing the principal street.
feel ans sensible effect FROM passing vehicles.
During the RECENT earthquake the windows and
crockery in less mass1ysy constructed buildings
ibe sound produced id the hotel unenQ Qouedi
SINCE the ear1hqudkel shock, however. this state
of things bus & ehanked entirely. and every ve-
wholc building. The singular part Of this Change
consists in the faot that the eject produeed by
the vehicle is precisely the sAmes rs that uecoa5
panying the earthquake. 1r1s- npr II jar as pdfe~
r!ousiy produced in other buildings, but 3 skF:
, 1881-01-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

1nQnlring Innocent: no, the plumoel
14fthe- man who; makes piums he IS the
e e 9 makes yop swear.
'o4 Susceptible Girl y asks: Who Is the hand
soniest euiDr. ali9e2. We are compelled to
own that ne aIe. And the New Haven teg"
lister asks: 1:tSince, the death OF George
Eliot who Is tic areatest nove]ist OF the
time ?" We are co1hpslled to own-but hold
MUslc,HA}A LUNCH ROOM.
qn Tuesday', y',Eseb,I b. will be opened to the he
public, at the coFaas Of State and Kandofpil, 4,
streets, aluncli room ON q "coinnon sense -
plan,. suited. to the Wants Of business men
WIG ,n iansh iow4k;tSw kSS 4 and appreciate
GGtx'llffy;; Gooa fs;re. Ss.:-,s =: ID D. j.: =,
meats seas the sssSs foowns VIII CON-
stitute specialties: =.
Chicken CaI. pies 49,.
U}ster PIES, (, r.
ha5t99 Rss9 nIePg pies =,
Clipped beef and cream, ~
Beef tea and crackers, =.
SsSe &iS tsties. stat5ss' !. :; :.
Java apd Mocha coffee,
Pure crearl, - srs
Delicious rolls, -.
Fresh creamery butter.
Everything will be found as represented.
= At a restaurant (gentleman to waiter;pass-
ing)-" viii yon Kindly tell ME the honr p
>" Excuse NE, I, AM not waiting upon you;
please ask the waiter of your seetton,' l,e r.
plies, and seeing the same says: Tell this.
gentleman, John; what time tits"
At the Calumet Club reception Monday
ppAnfYfp the r,nH,
BY the veteran caterer, John Wright, and not
by the Club caterer, as errone0usly stated by
the Saturday Enentng Hc'uld -
Edison has dropped his electric light, and
is now experimenting to see II Il cow cannot
be made to glye ice-creain by wrapping her
in congealed water before milking.
Antique mahogany tables, sideboards, BILL
reaus, etc, etc.. all having the rich color, that
comes of aye, and rare old engraylngs, etc.,
offered at greatly reduced prices at j. S.
Bast's, No. 272 North Clark street.
There is plenty of room in Westminster
place tor Byron or George Eliot. Wales
Is going there, too, when he dies, If lie Is not
careful
Grants Condensed Coffee Company is now
delivering It's delicious coffee three times a
week in all divisions OF the city. Send postal
card order to so Randolph street.
Society never finds out that a woman Is,
lovely l1lu accomplished unIll ner uu9oanu
becomes great: :.
To see flourishing school in successful
operation and fne Condition, visit Fl. B.
Bryalh's Chicago Business College.
A woman may be said to have .undressed
kids OIL her hands when she is putting twin
babies III bath.
Highland ranges, Vienna coffee pots, bird
cages, carpet-sweepers, and soapstone foot
warmers at uafbeson's. IS North Clark street.
f'TAEa back the love thOu gnvsSt ne - she
sang. It was love of bonnet, butit didn't
match her complexion, and she wanted him
to exchange IL for one that did.
Why pay Sc to SIS per dozen for cabinet
photos when Copelin, IS Madison street, is
making the finest for only 81?
!: The inventor Of the Goddess Of. Liberty
was 3 benelactor OF, humanity. He enabled
ladies' to. display themselves in tableanx in
very scant ralment without being guilty Of
improperly. =: ~
, 1881-01-30

IL attached, drove him to the attempt to take
bis life.
day. at which t{1ne'hts condition was very favor
able. He had taken couple Of bowls Of beef
tea during the dny, and was looking and feeling
much stronger than when discovered in the
m,,rniug. He informed the reporter that the
loss OF bis situation. followed br the death Of
bis lady friend, had left him nothing on earth to
live for, aud that he only regretted that bis at
tempt at suicide bad not resulted successfully.
He expaiued the cut On his leg and the broken
basin by stating that after cutting bis wrist, and
when he believed he had bled to such an extent
that death was inevitable, be arose and unlocked
the door. 80 that when the people OF tbs hotel
desired to enter the room in the morning they
could do SO without trouble. While up. how
ever, be fell from weakness, and 10 the fall broke
tho basin and received the injury referred to-
, 1881-01-30

are receiving over 200 newspapers per week
ut their Office, No. 2 TRIBUNE Building, where
businessmen can be furnished with any pa
per printed in the United States, Canadas, or
Europe, III which they desire to advertise
Since the establishment of this reliable
steadily grown; its business extends from
the Atlantic to the Pacific coast, and Its Gus
tomers aEe always dealt with satisfactorily.
No other firm pays publishers bills more
promptly than Chas. E Miller + Co., there
tim viii the Se,ysranarS @ wiicI, o;ras tha1,
the power to quote the lowest prices to ad-
Vertisers.
, 1881-01-30
THF R0lD: RllcKEJEFR.

BOSTON, Jan. 29.-John T. McDougal1, who
opened the Rialto bucketrshop Thursday
morning was missing this morning. He left
a note for'hls landlord in which he said that
the losses had been found so heavy, owing
to the extreme shrewdness Of the Boston
operators that he could not continue, and
therefore bid Boston farewell, taking several
Thousand dollars. and promising later In the
season to settle with his creditors In full
, 1881-01-30
JUDICIAL RAFTING"

A Judge WI o offered to Work for Half
Pay Declared q BrIber.
MmDLETowfs, N. T., Jan. 29.-William F.
Thornton is declared ineligible to the Office
of Judga of Sullivan County, to which he
was elected. Mr.; Thornton offered to serve
for S1,200,-the salury being $3.50. This
pledge, made to the voting taxpayers before
election, Is held by the Court to be u bribe.
, 1881-01-30
: ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.


John ~: sttEeia cdts an Artery and
Almost Hleeds to Death.
netween and . O'Clock last Friday night tal
dark gentleman. wearing d heavy. bushy beard
aud dressed in dark clothing, called at the Office
OF the Commercial Hotel On the corner OF Dear
born and Lake streets, and registered as y.
Williams" OF Evanston, He remained in the
corridor for while. and. expressing wish to
retire. was assigned to room No. 3l9
Yesterday morning ut about 10 o'clock. the
night clerk. sleeptn9tu aroom directly across the
hall from that occupied by "Wii1lams," was
awakened from his sleep by Eroans from No. 3l9,
and, finding the door Of this room open, he en-
tered It and found. the occupant weitern9 in his
blood upon the bed. stlfs face was ghastly pate,
his fps ashen, what seemed to be the death
drops hung, upon bis brow, and his physical
condition seemed Mt the lowest possible
ebo consistent With actual existence.
Upon the floor. by the bedside
the washbowl lay, broken In two, the larger por-
ton be.ng dtted with dotted blood. large Jumps
OF which we're on the carpet by its side. The
first thought Of the bhwldered clerk WIS that
murder had been committed, but. examining
tho bed, he discovered beneath the pillow
small four r-hladed p3cketknife. upou VIII ose
larger nlude, which wss open. blood stains were
apparent This mnde 1t tolerably clear that the
case was one OF attempted suicide aud the clerk
was summoned.
Before the arrival OF the Doctor the man grew
ony aropa at be-
still lived. The Doctor at once stuuched the
flow OF biood, upplied restoratipes, and in few
Two wounds were discovered upon the would
be suicide,-a deep cut the right leg from
which no very serious ,hetnorrnaze had
tue efi aad ~ss 16eh cut he assh
70 the bone and completely severed
the main artery. from which the blood had
man had lost fully -ruurths Ut the blood in
bis system, and was about Us nearly dead as
man can be und recover
4 search Of the room resulted In the discovery
OF Il letter written upnn block Of soft paper,
such as Is used IN newspaper Offices, and signed
the would-be suicide was newspaper mun, WIG :
had for many Years been Identified with tho
commercial depart4ents Of several leading pa~
motive Of tho Suicide. was rs follows: g:
am lost. trust ny friends: those who hsye
known me, willbury ne in q silent grave and
Cemetery, anq, If fail IN this, ait is lost. I um
wild. do mt know what nm doing: Telegraph
to G. 7. Throok,norton, Auburn. y. II; tele-
es eciegrbs i m es; TO- the 4sep sckcis DIxo
Black, that my lfe has gone out, that us ambi. I,.
to me. Even say more thnn this, TINT desire
1o be buried by the side Of Lizzie Hiii, and for
Pr. 2 Adams Alien, and Tor Dr.; D, Gonte, md M foE
Kent, and others whom It is getting tue dark tn
mention; am growing fnint; ! am weary; AN
Yotng to Join my. idol IN the vault at K.,senlll
Ed a. Gibbs shnll bury s5orh IN one: LOT. THIS
was Ltzztes express ;geh: Koseie Conkiing:
TeS Ta hisws n S x nnst sse n1 Buried
somewhere, il all other sources fall"
The ssf'sis faet k1eza n tho s0mshas s',6 +
tIat NJ The fi,nt; II rtsa ;BIfd.i murder cnse.
, 1881-01-30

iugmodon. This increment ii 80 Rreat us to
caifse ptrtures to sway backwards and forwards
onfne walls and 1t la equally perceptiole IN q 16e
rehr corner ruoms fartnest from The street. Ihe
which would show at caiany. crack in the
walls. I have carefully examined the exterior
Of the building and there Ie, 1ot crack m M 10 i.
ure appears to be due to some effect produced
In the earth underneath the building BY the
shock Of earthquake" !" .;
, 1881-01-30
.DEAI,HH.-


sGa En,F. s M and Na5y afad =
dug nrterboon by cars 10 Calvary. \
low HOW ARD-At Alexander NJ T.. Jun % william L
PALMER-Jan 3. at Il. m, at her late residence,
1T West Van BuEen.st. Mrs Bridget rumer, axed 4s
Funeral BY carriages to laivary Cemetery at 1880
~ Mansfield and Cincinnati to.) papers please
copy.
cAsH-Funeral of the late jeremiah Cash will leave
ss5s*:; s s Sha@ss
S4s:s gf vss Il b:
Funerst services at >. N. MonoaY.
aSa a1 r. aksS ags
II kHRM3an. m a q, bis ase residsnee Isl centre-s
kaneIsl a15 :, sunday ~ Carriages to Rosenln
Galway Standard and uumtrte. tseotland) will
e. T9ts e v 5s 's9 e q
= s5ssoas ef2a ySs$s saa'
saaday ash inst D. m. .'''0e''e ID Sof'n aas''''
,GEoKGE2At nay View, Wis. OF heart disease on
1d az mns q st cscxo ee0Se
1nter1nent as Cruwn Point Ind
SCI SCHAD-0n I, Friday, Jan @ August 6chad, ased 50
=. FSns5a ] fFSa =; e.: ss;aencs, s5u South snse.ss
helm Gcneter5: '' y ''"@'' - " "a''@
9u1hEmAssyiaP9stka Ill, jan 70 Janes Quzk
Funeral nuuce herenfter.
WfttGHT-1At the residence Of her dauehtera IL
sun!b Green-st. saturday: jan. ~ Jane Wright, In
Sotlce uf fpnertl hereafter.
: HUE-At5 p m. 1an p Frank 8. Rue
Notice OF funera1 hereafter.
VGDAlIcIrsterday ut THE residence of D. B.
Sweet her bon.in-nw. ass Nentwo1th-av., Enxie-
w9ud. Airs. J. z. Fidati, aged s. years.
Funeral at 2:3tp N. to morrow tsiunday) from Nj.
.SweeIs Residence BY carriages to Uakwuous.
.RATHAWAY-Jnn. = q. Of dtphtherla, Francis Z.
Hn. haWa5. aged years and month.
Funer1l from the residence Of his parents, A. T..
ana Anne 1lntnoway, - Bunker-st Jni1. ~ at 10 D. m
by carr1ases 10 CalyarS Cemetery.
copy. q
SoT3AN1;eatnrday. Jan q. at 10 p. ~, Miss
Mary, beloved daughter Ut Florence md Mnrprret
U1noynn aa&ed ~ yeurs 10 mon ths Is tny s..
FuneraInutlee hereafter. lGi Cnnu1puxt-ay
, 1881-01-30

LEWIS & NEWELL, CHICAGO MUSIC co,
have just received the new opera "Olivette, " by
Audran, which is the new musical sensation in
London and Paris.
This house also have the Booser l. Co. London
edition Of all operas in complete vocal score
Why buy libretto when full score can be OBJ
tanned for tribe more In price?
, 1881-01-30

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-The jury In the case
of Duby Greene. against the Cincinnati Con-
solldated: Street Railroad brought In YER
dict for $780, Greene claimed $4,000 dam
ages ii belng.put off car some time last
, 1881-01-30


,AlN0R-LlSDSEf-UnT Thursday z7th tnsk.. By the
Rev. George G. Lorttuer Mr. Lawrence L. Minor, Vt
unton;own, pa and 3itss Maggie ~ Lindsey. Of this
, 1881-01-30

Simple In construction; easy to run, never out
OF order. and the best sewing machine in tbs
world. The new No. g. Wheeler s. Wilson Man
ufncturinx Co., l55 State.
, 1881-01-30

*sRouSh on Rats.n
Aek druggists for Rough ou Rats. 1t clears
out rats mice, reaches, bed bugs, etc. 16o boxes.
, 1881-01-30

Buck & Rayner's Mars F." Cologne IS a per-
funae Of conspicuous excellence.
, 1881-01-30
SYRUP.
in 5-gal. keE..-.... go
COFEEES.

Madherlng Java in mats, IS lbs. .a7A@28,
Old Government Java in mats, IS tbs..- as @76
Prime Java in mats. IS lbs. bs............7I Gag
Arabian Mocha in Il tales. about 70 lbs. r. 251
Arabian Mocha IN = bales, about IS lbs. a6
Fancy Green Rio in bags, about 1876 ..16 4ot61
Choice Rio in bags, about 13s lbs. @t4!
Fair Rio in bags. about t2o lbS. .l3AGh1A
, 1881-01-30
MARRL4GE LICENSES.

We recommend Eldredge sewing
, 1881-01-30
:FLOURS.

Archlbald's Extra New Process, per brl......
Fautlesa MINI. Patent, per tri..... ....-.s8.75
Superb =" ~. per brt ....,...,... 8.oo
oooo Boss - 10 per bfl. fl......... 8.oo
Santa Claus't - per brl.. ........-.... 7.5o
Flants Extra st. Louis Winter Wheat, per ba 7.35
pelmonico St. Louis Winter Wheat, per bEl. $50
Castle Mills. Quincy, Winter Wheat, per BRIL-. 600
Wisconsin Patent tdulled Buckwheat. per brl $50
Pennsylvania Patenr-Hutled Buckwheat,nev
process. per h1i... -....................... 500
Abovc haurs are from the most celebrated mills
in the West, andare guaranteed to give every sat
, 1881-01-30

Merchandise in orig
ina1 packages sold at
Observation-Disclosures
tations Of each day for
Standard Goods. Gro
GERS, Hotels, Restau-
rants, and Large Con-
sl1mers are requested
to note quotations:
SUGARS.
H. L E. Cut Loaf, in brls., about 400 1bs.~ 1o;s
Ex. Fine Granu1a'd IS -" a5o lbs.. 81
Elk. Stand'd A !" ATS lbs. 9g-16
White Ex. c 900 lbs. aH
New Orleans 900 lbs. .740 rs
Gvc6Ro
, 1881-01-30
BUTTER and CHEESE.

bUE LEX 611U C7EE5Es
Dundee Creamery Butter, in tubs, about
Choice Dairy Butter, in tubs. about solbs.ao @a4
Dundee Creamery Butter, GLIB pals, each $3.7s
Full Cream Cheese. about IS fhs--. .t3HGe14
Cream Cheese, about IS It's .... ..:.........I1tt013
Haif-Skimnaed Cheese. about % lbs. g: 42tx
, 1881-01-30

TIE seventh annual reception and bali to be
given under the auspices Of the telegra phc fra-
tsrnlty Of This city will take place at Martine's
West Side Academy, Thursday evening, Feb ~
4 large number ct the fraternity and their
friends from New York, St. Louis, Cincinnati.
Milwaukee, Omaha, Cleveland, Detroit, and 9TH
er cities have slenlaod their Intention Of being
present The Committee Of Arrangements are
sparng neither time nor expense To make 1t one
OF the most brilliant affairs Of the season. About
se0 invitations have already been Issued.
The inquest upon James Conway, who died of
Injuries received bya brick wall falling upon
him Mt the burning OF F. Mayer & Co.'s furniture
factory. Nos. sO to 3l4 Clinton street, IN the
night OF the 2lst, WIS concluded yesterday 1T
Fire Marshal Ssenies headquarters in the CITY,
Hall. The jury In their verdict called attention
to the fRct that the lhtge story factory was
simply veneered with brick, aud they recon-
mended the City Council tn repeal the ordinance
" Wn,En permits Or buildings more than TWO stories
IN night being constructed In that manner
plying the county With bread was awarded a few
days ago yesterday tiled bond which viii be
hid before the Board u-morrow. The contTact
was a~arded them: IT appears, owing to the ab-
seuce OF some OF the members of the Board. BIZ
nine votes wherens the law requires teu and in
the approving OF the bond this poiat viii ht,
raised. and no one Gun foretell the result. The
awarding Of the contracts for supplies has now
been hAuEtng fire for weeks, whlcn is anything
else than business like, and the sooner the mat
ter is disposed of the better.
4 wELL-AITESDED meeting Of the Fourteenth
Ward Land League was held ut Drinkers Hail
bIr. Jeremiah Crowley, who WIS chosen Chair
man. the transaction Of tho usua! routine
business Dir. Charles 3icMenamin vas called
upon to address the assembly He concluded
they were rsally desrous OF being serviceable to
Ireland, TO form military organizations, holding
that the temporary successes Of O'Couneii and
Gtattan we're due to having the Irish people |
, 1881-01-30

FFHE, SECOND HALF-YEAR OF MRS. A.
- T. ;ScoHs ktndef2nrten anu ScLoul. culuer
fraife n.y. and T"enty~socond-sL. will begin Aun-
, 1881-01-30
LOTTERIES.

B7 prizes total silol .oo; capitals fato $4,000 ssm
ETC. Aoou tickets, otS) dolEnEs; halves. one Cd
dollar. Apply BY mail only to II. A. DAUPHIN, New
Orleans. La-. or sa1e person at ;l9 Broadway New
York, or MURRAY Co. II LII Snlle-se Chicn9o Ill
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1881-12-03

Postmaster Guild has ordered from Washington fifty postofice boxes, of the Yale patent and manufacture. This will make an attractive as well as needed addition to our postofiice conveniences The business of the office has increased to such an extent that the demand for boxes is far in excess of the present supply, and if the present ratio of increase continues, Mir Guild will be compelled to double his ''box facilities again before the end of another year.