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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

Tue PoT0MAC MAIL ROUTE. -B.lore The
war. when tho Aqua creek nsI route was lie
full operation. it will BIO remembered that the
old steamer Baltimore, which p'y:d upo1 that
line had a very peculiar whstl,, which gcncrsll9
changed to several keys wheCcrcr it was b.oTu.
The steamer Excelsior. nov luaniag en- the
Same route, hts whsle which calls similar
sound aad arriving IS she does 1t tho same
hour (2 D. n.y. that tho frs. canned boa! Gid
brings wildly to mird, when her bas: is heard,
ante hcllun days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
psSDFEsbXGNAE Ga Sssts.

"A CARC-It should bo generally Known that
LIE. persons go unfortunate .s to lose orc or
more of their teo.h naod no. .il we7ks and
months for Artificial substitutes and cuiule in
convenience, tissgreostl, cbenyos in Voice, ia
cial expression, &C., bu. may have artificial
teeth made before and inserted Immediately AZ
tor extraction of their natural tceta. BY this
mode better adaptation, moro pleasant ex-
preston and nearer approach towar! prasn.y-
ing the natural harmony of the feature, arc 60.
cured. and very much Of tho paiu .rd difficulty
experienced n learning 10 u31 teeth ava alsn
avoided. have prsctic9d this ,aod sue fully
for seven years, aud having int,oIacst it here
would be glad to refer any oau Interested 20 ca.
sieats who know Oft from ex poria6ce In treating
the natural teeth my object is 70 prese.yo every
one that Time, patience and moiera methods of
treatment csl save The u:o Of arsenic in d.
s!roying exposed nerves is condemned By the
more enlightened Of tho Gcnta profession on
account o. its turning teeth dark, inducing ab
scess and hnslly tne loss OF Tho tecth Tho nerve
pulp. which ia the source Of Ito e., tho toctb,
should always be treated, WHOM exposod, with y
view 10 its restoration to ha.l:h. Iu.o no cheau
alloys for filling; my tsos are mCc; las5 than ara
usually chHged for tho esma c.ss OF work.
Gold filing from Sl.50 up; o.he. work q! pro-
portionAtely low rates.
w. DONNALLI, u. i. S.,
G.adus!a Dental Depart
Univ. Of Michigan.
Office: 1921 + street. norLh west, Washin gton,
ID. q. ap43m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

How MUCH LONGER ?-As rear az can he
Fuu 'm5Grea & fro occurred in 1878 in IN unoc.
cupiod warehouse on the Strand, between Prince
ano Duke streets, which soon consumed all the
wood work ard left oay the backened walls
standing of building ~ one time the scene OF
busy ito. From thst day to this the spo. has
been suti ected TO tho base usage that royal do
c!ea wss about to ir!l CT upon the Installations OF
Tho ''ms2cians, and tho ss.rologers, and the sor.
carers ard tho CLadtanf." dan. ii, o. Of
c0urse every day sdGs TO the cieHsivoLe;5 OF tho
place and MS the heated term approaches the
czs!ations b9Coma nsusea!ing. II Is often as II
iece Of peasantry remarked that grEss is al
lowed TO grow il some Of our streets, tu. here is
mich greater nuisance than grass, Dnd SITTER
ei, III. long years tclars::on. i! - high timo the
walls were fazad ard tie spot dsinfected; md
surely st his time, when caI ialsis are inspect.
ing that locsi;y for suitable sites for msnufacto-
ries, II should bring tho blush o! shame 10 the
checks cf those who pilot these visitors around
our river front to BE- mpel!ed to pass such g
!cAthsonio plaza.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
CANAL COMMERCE..

ArTIvct-:jo Johnnie & Frsnko and Goo
asUr:II 10 HaIup 81 Baltimore Coal Co; &
Mayer. : II ?ay Tor. e a Mer.ens, jr. 10 Georges
trei; Coal & lion Co; Belle Hambrd and
hrtt, 20 j Z hRrtw y Co; l. L Ecston, to
NIyAeId Il Aeislon.
iepalto! 3o,ts r II Darby, j j Moore, J K
C:GEcn. / 4 Hois:on and E tChNl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

INJURED BY FALLING From A CAR LEO
Wright. brakeman on the Vlrgina Midland
RlllEoy fol from the top of freight car. while
the tram VAS passing Barboursviile. 10 Ofauxu
county, Oh tie new road from Charlottesville 10
Orange C5u5t House. Saturday, cvcniug last,
aud wss badly isjuteG a5ou: The head sea body.
The il jared nan was brought 10 his home in
this cl'y last eight. His niurila are not ro-
carlcG Is srrinEs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

TIE WASHINGTON REPUBLICAN OF to-day
contains Very Interesting article from enc
"TneopbiIus Bray" 10 which the writer proves
TO auv uiud wiling to be c)nviec,d by evidence
that Jesus Of Nazareth has more historical data
to prove bis cxiste1cs than any hero of antiq1;.
ty, and was, consequently, no myth, as some
previous writer 10 that paper would have peo-
ole believe. Bat "rheoptius' quotes from
The one hundred and lrcnh chapter of Pau)'s
first episIe to the Ccr!nt hlaus, and for the life
Of Us W. can fiod but sixteen chapters in the
epistlo quoted. after examining several copies
OF The kirg james VERSION sid one revised
Testament. Is it possible the religious world
has been denied so much of this celebrated
letter 50 long ? The uunber oDo hundred and
eleven 10 spelled out 10 full 10 the Republican.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
Ss0,lian'S Wisdom.

"-he insists that It il Of mora importance. thai!
Fer family should BIO Kept in full hea!to, III IN
that she should have al! tho fashionable dresses
and styles Of the times. Sho therefore soes 10
il, thst each member of h.r family is supplied
with enough Hop Riitrrs at tho htst Appearance
# sny symptoms CT a1y ill healh, to prevent 8
fit Of sickness with its attendant expense caro-
and anxiety. All women should exercise their
wisdom in this wsy."-Nslg Nnrca Palladium.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

ALEXAADEIA.-I L5rctb1rg Advance
s'y5 Tiers atc aG;ci:iots Which show that our
nclghboIng 1923 o. A,xindis m,y yet boz
come SIc:t cr3, is o.poruui.c s TO bring
abcu. TIL, result :; lo2 maoy. | is nccr Wash
legion and p;s.s<rs & le harb0r AID full rail
road facilities. Hy means OF is dircc; com-
muu!c .tIoG with tic SIS IS produces, ii largo
manGtactCr,s cou'd O,cj be established there,
cuud fEi ih,is Wy t. many markets. while its
railroad has c.u,d transport them ia every
dl!tciioa ,,.r.uSh lho Sun. AIcxsudii, w.
d)ubttd ~ has her dCsl0y 10 her own hands.
II hsr E10ce5cd ctz!Ls would themselves set
soou! he establishment =! manuttcforits-
wocd, irJa cotton. I0C', &c tho old town
wo9ld socn be noted Ter ih:,ts and prosperity.
Her poruI..oa would largely iac:esso snd, the
impetus CLco given, she would move Oh 10
progressive spirit to commercial opulcbca.
Bu', as &c have said, hcr Own ciiiz?Is VIII,
have the Ilcsrs shoulb urite SID make the
Start iticn the too of prosperity would Sc. il.
- Washington Gazette.
10 which Suggestions Of The Gaz,lto lhe:c is
more OF truth than poetry"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

The greatest joy Of this season is the moving
Of the winters stove. \ inc OF tho other Pleas
ures of May TIM, OF spriog house cleaning can
compare with this event, which ell the family
look iorRsr! 10 with Intense expectation, and
which nevar fails to pu. all il tue EST OF hu-
NOR, by having them stored away at STAINS
BURY's CENTRAL STOVE House, yo1 vii ssye
much anuoysrcI. and have them ia I'd order
to put up when tie c?ii weather coues. RI
member the p!sce-McB Barney building. cor
ner kiag and Wasbirgt@ sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
LOCAL MATTERH.

:, ne heatnss Probabilities. June G ISL
i., IN Ai1dle Atlantic States llgh. rains, :ol.
,o%ca ~ clearing weather. light Ss,istIo wi1ds
~ higher temrerslu and higher Barometer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
~ OTICE TO STATE PAYEEs.
Ci!y TroAsuret's OM,o,
Room No. ., Market Building.

Noon no. :, AaTket Building.
Alexandra. Va, Nay II, 1881.
All person who have no! psiI The i: State taxes
fos the year 1850, will please take no!ic, The.
.m compelled 10 settle my accounts Tor ,ha. yes7
with the State en- the 1T day OF June, ard t.
enable me to do sor rlu3t coiloC. tho taxes noN
unpaid sud unless these bills nrs psii by tLa
:S.n inst / shall without further nc!ico enforce
lhelr pay mont. Voters will also bea- in mind
That they must pay their cspi,a!ioG tax for 1889
TO ent!le them to vots in tho May and Novem.
Der elections. Merchants end others engaged in
business who have received certificates of tnaic
State licensed from tho Commissioner of Rev
eaue are hereby notified that under the law they
are required to present tho sano 81 This cllice
and pay the amount. a failure 10 Go 50 renders
them liable to tno for doing business without. .
license.
ii. 3. HARLOW,
myi2 Civ Tr,ysu.sr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
Monetary AND COMMERCIAL

,.u.IEIA EGGIs, 6C.--J. 4. Hs.aG'etor 60. !
b. .Emo,e Financial Circular Q: Saturday las.
says:
g., 7sjuit bones have been ,trong sus week
.,l,. good demand. No one Low la7s the
s.ga..s: .cntioa - the threats Of ina read
..,7l Inc ho.dcis 0. cousois pn1 ton (, r.its
,-a perfectly satisfied that nctti3g cha be
..aa - change IN" status OF there boz I
So. ,as decision Of tha Surrtm, Ccur. fore7c.
,...-.i-Gc; the rccclvaolity OF Lnn s1receirIbic
coupons. tonsots sold early in III. week 81 SIS
a.. on forced sales declined At S4 Ls.or, large
rrIeT5 w:ro received TO buy cOnsoia, ard they
sy4la advanced 10 81. TeU-lJrlies were si7onc.
~! on large INV astment orders advanced from
.. to %. %ith subsequent s.les g. iG; Ten
..'.es no beginning 10 5o better tpprecim.cd,
49,. vi. now probably advance TO higher l7ures
a. compared with tia ac7arca in coDsols ID. 30,
s..Ua 2"!i 81 ieas: At t5 Peelora declined to 40
Virginia deferred sold 1T IS. snd coupons q. Q )"
.-.ah1ond & EanvIlio, which two weeks siaca
- "p.I rom = 10 10 is now selling ct shout
.'.. l! Is IumoEed that the July dividend en-
Dan7i'.o stock Inay be passed, and the money
l.c1 N purchasing new rolling stock which the
.VafthGcd condition OF the ro.d demands. Tie
!a-.irE OF IL dividend for the purpos. OF adding
% ma pcrmsnHntva. OF tho property would be
g"mmcntao,1 hG! !. VIII have disastrous elect,
=. I"%-: temporarily, or the stock.
K. Il. Maury 6; Cy's. Kicamoad circular Of
7,Io da.a says:
'V1T%iLli bond, which wa7o c:cnaGiayly
d'oop9 dummy tho earlier portion az the week,
n "'t;cip".'un, doubtless. Of the relGius:er con
'ontnH Tor .4u nOnIl-.IOn OF S...e CLic.rs taye
rallied ~ Iha close - .hout the Highest points
y9. EeAchs@.. CoEs1!s So ten iorties 81 1t WAS
iaaTei that this faction would have discovered
m" plan ~ Which their repeated ,hres,s Of
,oadjHstneai c)u!d be enforced, bat when i. WIS
-'cl lna. :. %S5 deemed ruutnnt IN ab.r1on
iHeiT more rec III advance! position and .etiro
"I!Gln tbs earlier lines of me Ridd!oherger till,
tEe'7 graa. "oSkno:s was apparent t. all and
coAsois and ion.:orsies Jumped up :. coup @ Of
points each. W0 now look FIR . considerable
"-V'"ca N bo.a-ogpcciaiIy in the lst:or.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

Ting EaAEDrS ICE COLD LAGER end
I1 only Coz per dcz; bottles r,ust DC returned.
Z. w. AVERY, .226 k,as s,rca,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

4 ADMINISTRATION HOTICE.-Ihe un.
- Gcr;igaed having Gusl fed IS Administrs
nix Of HORACE V. DANIEL. deceased
.t'coy notifies al persons having cl: ms against
.-e same IL present them to her Gully sutnenii-
C'!td Tor payment, and all persons indebted to
.'ii estate are hereby notified 10 make pay III ant
= me unders;gutd. ADA +. DANIEL,
l-o-ZWlU Administrative
| ITALIAN MACCAKONI Just received by
mJ2O j. q. MILBUKN.
NERMACELLI and MACCaRONI lust
received by [ap2zl J, q. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

The CHURCHES Observation-Disclosures
ITEMS The weather being pleisaot yesterday
all the churches had good congregations. 10
st. Mays and the EDiscopsl churches serVl-
COS appropriate to Whi..Sundsy, or Feast OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

CHAMPAGNE SPARKLING CIDER, at h.CBUR-
NEY'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
IL for the
UNIVERSAL PEhFPCI FITTING
rTytI T. -

sm now prepared 10 supply S want TIA! has
been greatly te!. IN this dry. These patterns
comprise ta.t vsriety Of new sly lea new dess
SID striking con oina:io1s and nro particularly
celebrated for perfection of 1t snd elegance of
design a full line Of these patterns can st ell
times be found St my store S. 4. corner King
and Wsshine ton streets. alexandria. Va.
i.d-3m Mrs. ) r SNiDER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
GEMORLGDk.

5. h; + hrculs.us sailed for Richmond from
RO,E.Gnd 10Th.
>chr Belle Hsllidsy. from Georgetown at Bris-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

TIE SUNDAY LAWS -N9lSitbstardios the
Sunday liquor law Ess b2en declared uaconsi-
tuioDa by tho Mayer, tie aa>oud Wcr3 10 I'll
outward appearances. closp;: yesterday. Ths!
the beverage w;s said and draok there is DO
doubt hut it is also tqlaiy o:r;air, With the
exception CT the negro rcw mentioned 10 90.
other column, AID with wbicl Intoxicating
liquors had uothiag to d.. the city vas Dcvcr
moro quiet and orderly. Judge Keith hsvicg
decided that the leg prohibiting tho sala OF
tobacco, cga!s. cludy, soda or mineral waters,
or airy other articles CT mtr0hsndd, wh2ts)
ever" vas valid oaly 81 fiji rs it related to The
articles specified, tho sOds water, cigar and
candy me1, or rather thos3 who Hcrc SO dis
posed, kept ''oncn h@rso" sloog with the
cearo;te aud taIg msn. NV that tho cI,c.
ton is oyer, every mnn 90 dtu5. viii b, al.
Egcd to attend 10 bis own busiocss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
-s7aa -=--z==Haz.zsaa.
GROCER ~

NOokED C0KN REEF, very cho'c, .ra icj
w. cod, for sale by The 10 or IL cars By
l.. w. AVERY, 22j King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

d. you lcic sufT.r from rheumatism CT
mercuri.l poison S. s. S. aciR curc yOu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06
CLEARED.

81 i,a!y O: the Lake Norfolk. hy + 4 Re Cd
~ Na.;sno. lower Potc By j BrodeIs ., Co.
ST. I y Arrowsmith. lower tctonsc. by Po-
tomIC Ferry Company.
,h7 Susan Eilo4. Norfolk. By j AgneW Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

{ HASPAGNE OIDEE snd only &c per
" gal!cn; very choi;a.
je2 4. w. AVERY, 90 King st,eet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

Y AIDES UNUERGARMENT5 in Night
IL gowns, Drawers, Chsmisos. Skirts. Pnc,s
Csc to $3.50 esch. q. N. ADAMS,
my26-6. % Kingst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-06

KEEP COOLIES Chise's, leo Picks. Ice
~ Avis, and Ice Tcn2s. fer aslo at IS King
street, corner Royal.
My25 81. CRHIGHrON & SON,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
To oay's News.
Letter Of Hugh White.

New York. May 23--The Times, regard ing the Star Route exposure, to-day, con tsins the following:
 CoLroy, Cal March 9, 1881. To Hos. II. F. AGE-WAsHISGToS, D. c.
 Dear sir,-I am feeling quite anxious about a certain mail route that l am now running in Arizona. 1 had heard that 1t was the intention of the DepSrtn. ent to re- dace the service on the route tO tri-Wcekly. IL Is nov and has been for two years daily. The route refer to is 40, I03 from Prescott, Arizona. to Fort Mohave, on the Colorado river. distance of 200 miles. This route belongs to nc, although Salisbury is sub contractor. l own the route and run 1t. l went to Arizona last month and got up re- monstrance against any reduction If service and had renons.rances signed by the Gover- nor and Secretary of the StaIe. Cnited States Judge. United States Marshal and all the Fedora! ofncials and general commanding Department of Arizona. The Legislature being in session. all signed the petition, as well as al the leading business men of Ari- zona This route. at the end of this con- tract term. 1882, vii be done entirely away with, as the Atlantic and Pacific railroad will [ well stocked, have had to build all my stations, and a thousand oi other expenses incident to a stage route. This railroad will shut tlis route out and until it does, l do not want tie service discontinued, as this Is the ouly route that an making dollar of, and ii the service Is cut dpwn it will ruin me surs. forwarled remonstranccs tD Col. J. l C. Nickebbin. National Hotel, Washington, 1 and d. net know if lie has Yet put them on 1 file in the department. Ii 1t Is not asking too much wculd you please give the matter [ your attention, for there IS To telling what | will be done. I expect new men will take the old one places in the department. ! an yn ny way to Arizona, alj l will be ! back in San Francisco in ten days.
 i (Signed) Huaa WHITE
 This is one of the lew routes which has been run with great regularity, and daily lnail ov CT the route flon Prescott to the | Colorado is an imperative necessity. The people of Northern Arizona feel lively in- ! terest in having this important linesustained by lLe neH administration. Mr. White do- ssryrs great credit for tke manner ill which he has conducted this important route, and and should receive the thanks of the peo ple, l tic department and all concerned.
 ! Iivnu. well needs cleaning, send for Jack l J.-all-iI iI.,les.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
HEpSE~psE.

C.a.. X Ao...s are shipping lmnbsf to the Nui.u:c.
 Donald R., &, visiting Il,s,-ti froi4 Wal nut Grove.
 Mrs. x. F. Bowers returned today from the Agua Fra.
 The E4,,imn., Sun ha., I.y,,, and Ihlired for over :,o y,ars. ID E. Poland and si;c departed ,o-day for then h.,iny on hsh Creek.
 Who |. ,ir Johnson, ;s tie inquiry around toAn We .ls, !; uu,
 c. T. Eo-.,-, and others are in from the Bill Vivian, mountain co'a-:y.
 Afr.'.',; ,eua ~l;A a,,,,,yi merchandise tor ten l.r..., aisiNc' .H t'"a to-.a:-
 Lnn.].,.: ,s sr... i.el.a..I ,o ;l" Eurarc for s4u l,r 7. h. i>,- Sl-o Da> paid
 Ncst N.,,i..y e:I be Decoration Day,anl IL Is !" '.r ...ae.al.y observed Tn 'ho >tate~. M-. Tla,.:. ~ IIc-.. .a7-csss. has gone un 8 tri., t., t..c ;lg-r.', ..-'- l,i ta- &eiat- mcut-
 Dr. I..n..:, ..., r.. I:.,.s l...e r,-..r..- eJ from ;- ;,..':,. :'.- cn:,-e i,'.-.- ae-r Date creek.
 Last i.,.t.: o,, c'.lF. rr r.-her as o!d nc,- i.ua ...-,. .' s',. ''--.. a.g T-s hr.it thu,
 <. C. C.-ea,s-. t'ir rr.~lec,o., is u. ;rlr Lynx Cr,-., u.,.o iy ha, fine silver pros Pcc1S.
 Tucson ,.t> ,g,ocecd-s Ia getting :le Ian, ..,iic. s.-l.,,3 il..gl F..l ,Hcrto Tucson. Cn Ri.st .. i..~i a- Aa,e.
 Ns. > n I'.s sin '.em Fl. n.r5.,,'. g.. oi h.., -... a.i.r- :.- h's .--.u- l~.-~,>a-. of yAiua. u.,...n- property
 R .. E..ur. 60, ra~ r...z.a. l.- ,-il .,.,.- ,a 's,....a.a. ilis ,la.e ;l.Ie Is t' l.. a :,s...., t'.., ....r,i' 1-ek
 Thc a....., rs3 a .se-.in. las; cv,l.iu. and r,.... ..--.l'5.- .lcIstact " ipr grand i'.r.... .: l..s ...-t.,,ion.
 Jiu. ca,.I. without area h."aiu- but Ii a ,.,......- way. ,, rculu.., ..i- r,,.lIrsut. c. aqi ,v..s.'.. .nd z:eI..e his :"it.
 T. ...,- ase a-a.n I'll et rubbish an' th. ~-... ..-r..-...r -'....f -arc his -n-caI ar..a.. ra... L..a .... t;r D..sal
 D.,-.- ,.-r- a,..s :a F.--..- or th fir .. '.. .- :...- '..ara. P'epre fo h.,,r.-. ... ..-...,. ,....e .I ,.-r s'l..'r-
 y.,,-,. ~-s.1 l. II.-',sI expect :, has. !l.!. ....-.. ..l.. .I....' ...ar -l.. Eae c the :,.-. r..r..i.. r.Icrl a,.,as .-e -0ra y eIuac-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

SKULL V.1LEY SCHOOL closing ex- ercises of the term of this school, which has been under the charge If Miss Dessie Gran dy, took place on Friday, and we learn that tiev were alike creditable to scholars and teacher. After the exercises were over, dancing vas iudulgei in and lunch partak en of, and judging fromthe cake which found its way to the MINER saactum, the eating part was fitting for Garfield or his bosom friend. Senator Conklinc. We regret not having been able to attend the closing scenes of the Ssul valley school, where assemble several of our brightest little boys and girls. Miss c. has acquitted herself cxceilently in this. her first school in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27
H. ts~G

Ia.: ni.ht uas a chilly one.
 Supervisor Myers is in from Agna Fr.A, How Is tiis for lovely weather, neither toe walm n"r too cold
 Mails upon our various routes are coming m with grea: regularity.
 Col. Grimes @xrects to leave WLilpie on Sunday for his new station.
 An interesting delinquent notice of Peck stock appears n the issue of to-day. And Judge Tuck .r is 70 have new press fa. his D,L.,,rat Glad to hear !t Judge. 'oli boy.
 Nathan Bowers anl his very escilnable Letter half have moved into thelr n=w home. in F.euryvllle. .Iulse Hal hll ia,u..aus lc-a! proceed ing, i:l hi. c,1-: t'-...y. C,5ee and pis-.'.' i,r t.ro cr more. 1 G.l. W..ls.-. c,,r worthy Aii!i,.~y Com m ..ldrr. Is ,AIee,,d hgme tLls evening 'T to-u.crr-v II '.-i--
 The new Ca;ho.c Church at Pi..riS vi. . ba dedicated. v- .-4.a through father DU racles. oa ;.o -4ti ot June.
 New hsgl-.s for harvesting gram on tA' Ve-ir have arrived !U "r-s- ':r, a'I vii g' .or;h nu.ny,Gaje.y C th-,- destination.
 v.s Home. es,-..r .o N-~. Sth,. wifi. , ..,,r -5 ali ,.u ,n ass, ,e: and lu-ntarc lG.E a,.i4..s.l rl.r home, Williamson Valley vs>.erisy. in ,.nnany with Acr father.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-05-27

Tlrs. f1urths of th, h7s,i,s Indians that live in .Ar;zona or upon the immediate bor- i--s ars north of ike Gila; s,ilIthtce-foUrhs Q; tae military forces in this department are stationed south of the Gila. T. looks. to a man up a tree. Ike discriminating against the N1rth in favor of the South This has been tue case for ye..Gs NLy it i. We Gre unable to state ulless f. oe that the people of Southern Arizona, ever wItchful of their pockets and the mighty dollar. are continu- ally c.yin. wolf, Hhea there is not even a butterfly n sight The great tu,k ot indians to be watched carefully live to the north of Pc.sc.tt. a, vo above stated, consisting oi sllue z0.GJJ Navaipes anI some 5,00O oi 1 other trihes. The sovernm9H: should not trust .hc Ted skins too far The killing of o.e of their tribe by blI white man is liable at any day, and they are just as liable to break out We have instances of this na- raIe in CtaL, Montana, Idaho, California and elsewhere We believe it the bonded duty of government to increase our military protection and that immediately.
 The northern potion of the territory Il settling up gradually, ani the American gov ernment is supposed to give ample prote'- ton to her subjects and especially to the pioneers who % forth as the advance guard to settle IT the western frontiers. One tAous.nd Mole troops ale actually needed fJg this purpose. We do uot wish to d'
 iract from the forces now protecting the
 southern borders of ourT'y, but wedo believe
 that justice should also be done to Q gen.
 erous. whole-souied pioneer people, exposed on the NcrJhesn frontier,