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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
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 Notice i' rH-c 7 yIF.n tI,t A4I.i7 N.aeSc-. agent whose pOstu.1cc Gcdre-s i1 ~a-, Iaas Ci-s .al "a, ry tisis tay n..f E.- s-. ..- 4 "a. u Clalulag if;E-H AGnG. st iJa t!. Red Cloud mlnrg c!sim. Vein, lode OF Ie-.I ,., .o-I.. hsar4ug corner slI silver, N.t-I --..--.- --oa.i huEdr.d feet in width. l.s5lr. s-i i..l s within the County f olay- s.a- I---.l. 7 O. Sri zona. saIh cs!! T. more tu..s .crlNa1 :, ire sId bouIGs E' the ":Es Ia '. -lu Ay j'. field nae- of survey :brIen:, noe Ret lu i!e C 'f @. i the District lands sub jSc- 70 -- Pre- srz 7- errlt0fy Sn!ch E@.G noe C.: auIv,y ,esCrIIe the bounGarles ana eXt nt Ci -II c.. with magnetic T2rTaii at li 'Es 5s 4. o oyvs t. wit: beglrnink q he .!.c5ye-y m9In:n .at of sAid clam ana rHnulns q e ce .Z r.fs ..l-e seven hundreG arn 7fy J"J feet tu bon, i. t!e ,stre of the soutnersv s.d line ot ff" s.l: n C5 ,it ,s B mius tnIss Aundre,t t5l . i--. f7 pot T1. l. E,-r.-d Y .. O NI!rarr aua tt- !nItial DaInt 6! sUIfACs bUUitIIy e tciI c.siru from when G. <. Mineral Monument No. ! L, -r- North lS d-r. S6 lnIus uulic-l s9J seventy two hundred n-ty (15 .et tp pCst .. -larLed L.
 37, No. 2: C. q szS l3 " sven hrcd C., and fifty (7.in feet pot 3, ra4rEyd L. q. No ,; thence e degs B EIn= l. tiI EUu-r'd -tI tc corner No c. \ one monument n aTr=j [ 0. s7, 70. q; tH ess [ L-. iei and siry feet post No. F. marked (. F. :. So. tG-ucc = degs rnlna hundred and if! 7,u f-st post No. s, n.srgc1 IT. =. 37. No. .; tf-i'" - l.z= 55 1nns slI hundred ,6GI feet to .s.t ur-t N. u1a ps~e of boglruiag, cJuta.. q T. E. ss-nr. I 7afl mining tciug of record n f' ,t..r rf i;e itrr ot trr C1E,.f- pt 't"'."y-. ai iii'.r i'.r. <a Territory. F.e n-1fc-t Su'''' t,-t'.s a ..a: t4t Cu: u-l. CcDusr MorIst. Iu au1 tr.l,~ rs3 An . ali ucrsyr- c.,rii1E -d,or-"i. , f-tr- -eI ...G Cloud r:np CT said uillu< l o. .-: ,a scrD,d Iu.r Il t4 fl il,i. ..'e--- r4.A witt tho p.Ci.tr- af U4I;e1 S'ts- '...i .. r F.. r,s.t I, "c i,-.la5. 'rT.l' '' ,.' .'- '-... '- pU JCa I,l; ---i.J', aE ,.. -.s .. '- .-.s- '5 the pI Cy.slrts U1 tIlr >.-.u-'
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

President Taylor, the head of the Mor- nca Church, recently stated that there were in Utah 55,676 members of the Mormon Church, not counting "A, 70l children under 6 year. of age. This would give Mormon population in Utah of 90, 0,33777, and an anti Mormon or gentle population of 53,53O Bat the Salt Lake Tribune explains that of the 55, ,67G Mormcns over 20, ,OO0are gentiles or straight apostates. They pay no tithes, attend no meetings, and are not polyga- nists. Their names are kelt cn the rolls because the church cannot afford to excom- Municate them, but in square fight against poiygamy they may be counted against the Mormon Church If this estimate iscorect there is a majority in the Territory against p.lyssmy, and there is the better reason fer i'm mediate action by Congress. The Mormons rule in Ut&h through the tyranny sf their priest hood, and not because they are in the majority.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

e1 thor th.y var, u. h)spra's there. oi tauins eat d.-. vsiu4Le iu'5FIn-tan- Dr t'ao'i VII a D H' rt -- Uu''s he affects cu-" fer-ciis @' stan Icy b. c-rs. af n Al coiuilui'',ailo4s sh"Glt --ric. .y nlrn-iz lcu zee no h. hut'1e pro'1 ler-.is voting t:s Doctor v ' e'F" sac tef Ee 'i ttr Tar- they sine th's tcN ri.s"'l ~ i Sh r-r- ?, Ss r-i-. CsL o- vrf'"- -hff'S. IT, S' B aLoc. Ba- i.,1' eeIG $40 ior itc.'ge ci in''i ic.le-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
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ANNA DIeEAsoS IN THE ROLE OF HAsiLET. RocEEsrER. Jan. 2O-Anna Dickason's debut as Hsulgt was made before large and apqrgcisUve audience. People ap- plauied and the local press criticise her fayo.l.ig
 Ac,s..iGAcT THAT MAS CHECKED. C.cg-rs. Jan. .0.-Nsns of aconspiracy 1 u N-rau'. se.i.-st the BI,t.s'. .csidents, has geael.1 ala.maado. The plot was discoy- cred ar a. ,.-. moment Eighty notables have .,e1 arrested and ;soA,y y-one military oE.clr- s.-rua:,Iy ezrel-.l.
 e5.r.roN Or TE1 COUNTRY. ! Wa14le Jan. 2i-Hsavy saors are re- ] ported ia .- N'e.Jc |al.y. Three feet of snow q. I.s.e. iic.5. which would indicate : at l-.st nv .-.t at-s tI.so.,aas. : D.. r.s-a -l1catt... md Bradshaw range ar e.Ee.- aI-l sn,~.
 Ja..- -e..1zo ls almcs, impassable. rEL.:cT.
 N-al-ap4, Jan. 2I--ElIs. lG0O; K & x, 4sJ. .,-tls, cc22
 TIa e,.Il4; llisi -coHTEsILD ELECTION
 E-E la.... Jan. 2G-A Washington cor l IIese.a5.45 ..nts ,..at >covilies speech was purpose. drawn ou, 10 length. It was in order rha- ,b. cas, o.uld not be given to the jury t.G ,a-mauow Result is that if the I1.. 2. - found guilty immediately he -. Il z I,,I, beca,.s .i t..s oistrict law allowing so much time between tAc term of court and exe- cutiyl.
 The iobaae.s Washington special says that t..e records and testimony in the con tested election pf Cannon against Campbell, of UtaI. lave been printed, and Chairman Watkins, @. tls Election Committee, says the Cgmmht-c Ei!l bce.n the consideration of crses EoAt Tl,sday. One of the points involved is CaIuoas citizenship. Accord ing to the evidence of Cannon's brother. they both came to the United States from England n 42, when tho contestant was l5 ycars eli. Five years later he emigratsd 60 Utah, aul Lao yeals later. when he was = yems c.d, to California. In 50, accord ing 70 the testimony oi William Fsrran, brother Mormon. Cannon was sent by the Church as a missionary 10 the Sandwich Islands, where Ee remained until July, 1851, during which time he translated the Book of 1IuilHou into the Hawaii language. Cannon claims that on December 1th, 1854, he became a duly naturalizcd citizen of the United States. He produces the certificate that iIe Mas so r'a.ugaI.zci, but the journal proceedings of tic Cour, fails to show the act Of saea naturalization .s the laws of Utah r,.ajre. 1t is therefore contended that Cauaons certificate of naturalization IS aul aad yo.a, and that he Lad not contin- uoGsly rs-,l-t in the Inised States during the l,e gears next preceding the date of its issue.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
PILES! PILES FILESl A SURE CURE FOUt.D 1T LAST.
 10 CNE MED GCFTT4

A =r-- eyre fer Tl.ud E.eo4'uc. l,ch.n~ a'd ,-t- t''. il.e- r. j-. o.sco.:r.d '. I5g. "4.'ssE. h. a;' r.rI. d., c..l,d lT N.a..f - i.e.s. ,.l-s- (. s..r rnz as ,rc- .i.' 7.r. ci --c c4-'- ,f zI o si- rir.r- N. v.'f .L'i'E lFS Li-l ft'- .f~- .s-tR ;E.E @,l.a...Jt -L-lE I-eae'. Dc . .,t-.r-, 'r-' s'''- -Ti e!ec-U'l.- co -E5T' r. -aau -r"f- "t-.. . 3 :r-i: ai- i-s z. i'.!l ss .r- t-- e.-e t.c' l.- 4r.c-l. at -.--"- lf'.r ~'f'.' '-' ri .. 'e. ...1. -..t- l- s'srt 't f.I.. -- i.s-. s.. l- - l. .1 '.E -.- l,,a- t- .- "a s it, |" -..f'r r-rI az f..'..
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

Among the gentle mi->iyr, received hy the assassin Guiteau ou Chf-lult~ csv were the following, slightly modified, ,o .. to not to shock polite ears.
 Tou infamous assassin.
 Yeu excerable murderer
 You loathSomc gLoul.
 You human hyena.
 You damnable low-liyod wretch. You cursed blot on man
 You cowardly hound of hell. You ugly dirty devil.
 You foul whelp pyou.
 Iwould not have your statue as a scratching post for my dogs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
NoIICE Dissolution Of Co-P arGnersLip.

rCsice is ksGey gwen hal h. c1-psrtncTsuiI hs-c- tJf1le ,yisun; b5tw eI Ls Grdef-.sued, uIge- Ti.e and ss y O. Ir' oht < =. Go s-d r,.Ls :he burine-s Of tIacAs 4IttllrE -HI Wa-yL ! a4lrg z. Pre- cot AIz1ra i,Trlt1 tn4s d >OSeJ Uy nGtua ccnsraj. ! Ee J. :. smith Tc- igILg from sad cO-I tnerrEII- he said G Er ct s--un-s al ts InI. b.d i-auri the said co-paii- Lecs P, sId n h r.ceive dnt cJaec; all osbs aut cv- InsIIs due tS said cO-pIGt4e sfiT-
 FnLD. G. BRIGHT.
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 Prescott, 4 T., Jsrusry Is. l-s2. 2v
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
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LaLd O1cs q Fv,scort. Arizoas,

DsrsLnLeT l6. l1Sl. has ai,d LoIIc- to n:sEv final proof supnrt Of his clam. s-ctr- susI -l-y tie-elf S the '. Land Df..e St rrss1t:, s zCE,, the l5tH v ef JaaUarg, f~2. VIZ. IEus E. L.sEr..oy !i- t No 32 fer t't \ A v " +.. t-<IoE IT, sIu >iE 2 of \ w -4 oi \ tos1,sAp Is north r=nge, s. ald nance tA- :1' T.rg E.~ SIsI.~ s.s VA: Norm n II. HJrD~, -..s. J ',ar. v, TICs te-.ta- ; -t ken.y T. Cic,s, - 'f Ta.a-r cr Va ey, 4. I. WOW LILLIAN S. h.IJy, hea1'tsT-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

It is now espIained that Bret Harte was not guilty of the literary theft with which he was charged. but that a London publisher made collection Of American i.uinor. and to give 1t character publish e,l it as ,ne uork of Bret Iiarte. and how r is difficult to detrrlnipe who feels tLe worst about it. Harte or the me. who's" joke, were stolen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
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 Dsc-.u. u-i., I5sI- Y -i.ee is hereby r.rsE th-t t..s -plavlag named s-t CT a-S flied uJt.ce e.. hs llt~aai c. IH-kr L-1. i.,.I -UlYor Q: l. cl.f:r aI-1 r7Cur- nIa- tuUy .s y. I!ie J- - l. -II Ct--r rt iT--,l.l, A. l., ti.- 8. , ' nf Ettr.-.. i.S-, "--r J. h--, T.. +l-. n % !. - f l. 2. in, ivrf ri, S E S-F v.tl.,-J-, v.Z: llir1 Iui, Frank Hart .s arc.--- 4ll I. IIrAiI.- i-l, a of IaygpaI C. grt., A. z.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

Rich mineral dlsc"ycrIc> have been made eight miles south of Willc"z. The ledge run, nearly east and west. and ], reported from six to twelve feet w;1e. Specimens If @ re from this ledge assay from $500 to sl2.- ooe. Prospectors are daily arriving at the new district in large uUIn5crs. The district Aas been named C"chlsc
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

WHOLE 1T"KEr7. s2. US.F T. ssEIs, s1. 4I IiUEJl4-. sSJ. 5J IICCI.s, -t-L
 Remit Money or Bank Draft in letter. ol send by i-xpre,s. DOS'T SEND EY RLGIs- TERED LETTER OR POSToFFICE ORDER. Or ders of 5 and upward, by express, can be sent at our expense.
 R. NJ. EOARDNAN, Courier Journal Building, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
 Pr,scoit, Nov 6. Issci
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EaLG One. at i.e-c t-. tsi on.
 U-c-l.-r -5 I--I. Noc -s h etr -i,. ' tlTr th. f.. wing Ial- 2 sr- tier 1rtrc Ei- ..ra-i-i' I-asa final ircof sGtyl.t at c..IfI. a.II '.'.E ..g- - 'ie t. ~. Iaui t.4-- .i Ts--yr N. y ,!r II,h day ot f''rl.a.y l-sz. J-r.s " NHi.y.f., 7 No. .-. for ua % of >E E. sa. 'D0 4-. 'CvfI D l-, v. !,. t, sa.-r~ i:r fJ,',5., ti. r,.t...s .s ..-l = -gIl.-D, Vst. 'c 'c.--, Ih Ir-. sl.d N 5;c;.4 4..u--. WILLIAM -.- ,. .i-L', . .tE,-E i.--Isi-r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
TO TIE CN FORTUNATE
DR. GIBBONS Dispensary

ss3 Eexrny street. cora-r Cf Jcm"ercisi. FAT raEcIsco. est bJsn' d n IE-s, for the of semiusl ard
 d.ssaSss. such az goI-
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 hy Crslms. pimpl.s o1
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 .Ld sfli ci.I thou q n fail T., cah upO h'm. 1Eo D ctor has ;r.vsleyt sy:eE- ,.r--.-, f.-r-. and tu-uessf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

Pink h., h..h'a cu. --..a- .s-se- ia several Et-rr 'l-.-s. @ -.e-''.- e.n- s 4-..', ',.- ..,.. --- .- -....- "i t-e street ,.,...s.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

Tae Representative Of Washington Tsrr | tory in Congress has made application for the admission of that Territory as State.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
RetSncy and capablIIty.

Is this the Butler that Beach appointed Govsrnorl-Alta Arlzona.
 Please explain your 'coak, MT. Cnreton, e -e, too, may smile It's too far-fetched ,Hd beyond our comprehension. \ great sasy people of Arizona have not the power or penetration you possess. therefore give a. something that don't require telescope (. look into, and not hranc.i of into hicro- vlyphlcs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

An Illinois Democratic paper advises Secretary Lino,!n to 4l;t the Cabinet, co home keep quiet and capture the Demo cratic Presidential nomination in Ise:.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27
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TUESDAY. IfC. T. l>>2. Trcs.. cravings occur monthly ,~uudavs cxceu;rJl UI.ier provisions Of an Act oi ;he General A>ss mbiy of Kentucky. The t.utcd states Circuit Court March 3I-t ren- urrr,i il.- following decisions:
 jst-1Eat ;he Commonwealth Dstr7- b,i-lcu company is legal.
 2c-Ira dr., wings aic fair. . B.-iHa Company has now On hand a large re serN Read the list oi Irlzes fbr t5-
 IA UEEY CRA wIEG
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

+sssorfs -cnes es-~s-lulners L.es''-'cS "Gs held in Prescott at W hicli resolutions were passed and bylaws adopted and officers elected That meeting was tine first and last. The intention of the organization was t. form permanent association, have qual- fled officers, open a cabineS> .d have on eN- aisition specimens of ore fTs"ln all the dis tr;ct. of Yayapai county The main object was t. do away with middle men, that i,. men who dispose of mining property on ..shnres." For some reason the members
 l-l-- .---I....@. .------.ll. t-!.. I-.-.t. ter fell through. Now, that the future oi thls county has assumed definite shape, 1t Is essential that the matter should be re- ~ived It is as important to the purchaser of mines as to the miner himself. and both should cooperate with each other in the sr-anizatian of an association of this kind.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

E.-.or Cain. If Texas and Louisiana, cola... .an. l-, sued the Galveston and Hou-.ap E.-J for go, 900, for having been rg.-.. entrance 10 8 first class coach Gfrer lleia- ing the proper tickets.
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Ec.,ce is Asr.'> .f -'. '..r .. .. t~srtS twu .--. "a .... .-- wish the ,.ntf,.l.l- r'..r.. If".. .a s t!,u-s vf fi '.. -a.d - i. ,..H. ..- r..'. Ltr5. r =, ,r....-. -r.. ,.. i---. .. '- .-... da,.T. .tI t.rn .t...- ts. .rJ. 2 l. .y4. -' -.. I' ' order %. t= -us.I Q. ..-. .'
 4. J.IIrl.F.l..
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F~r,.-rH smith. American vice-consul at N-..-.l, L.a5., d.yo last week of heart dis s.sC.
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IT- S -EE LIN IN .-E NO II DEARNY STREET, Treats aH Chronic Gad SDesaB Diseases
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WHO NY Ig >I-EI f,Irc TGOM TIE FFFECTs o. '. .''. ..-. ,r, sIL d. avsL tnt r.-, :a, uJcil es-r l.iI the altar c- --f.r--Es hl.L.a-s. HR. :,lI&SEY VIII gu-raI;e- ;o -GrI-I. -'y every ca1e of seminal vssbacs- or P-lvaic 1--s. Ct aly L.ud y.-rsctsI which h. ti-l.ttiaaes -HI lI't= to cdI--
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T,Aa. .s r,w receiving the greater part of the l,..s ...GJs nhr,. s now leaving South
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

A man calhnE hIns..i Cvl. Nichols is e..r.- ~.sangOhio for sut-crirf."us ,. hIiid a,c. water and burglar irorf to.aJ and n,...n nent for the .r.vo oi rl" late IT,. -.t. ehio sml seeIp' t, n-..I.. ,s.a-- as rr.ll .. aspir.nts fr- oG.--
 Diamonds h3.c i-,.e -.-a a..... .i.., .. nome of the Northern r.,,r- fl '.1..'., .s.. taken c. Monti.l .s 'e -,-.sl.
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Dr. NiEtic'- EiHdr~y EemPdy Sr?hr,tI emu, ,.I Kidney an! B-a'le- C1npI.i .iu:s Con orrhuea, G-e LeJrf-rAtss- For sa b al druggists sl s hct',a. sis bottles t,- t5.
 Dr- NiHtIc'S pa dsllun ifii-. gre tte best rrd chesrest DyeIsTia and Biiods market. Fer Sale by s!i tiTUs [l-tS- SSdkUtf
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 f<S>as s-'--s'.- - a--ogs l.a ..-, !xi.7u.tes t,TE<, tS>V.ta--.. ,..,-r. Ve>kI ..s, S&.F sr.-' r-~'."--t." Lot Mar tES q. f.G..'e Sr. iar-lysiF, SI .. . .-s el % H r sff.cs of rsE- t-I so, -rr-h'ui f..ics and ,S = - So fa. ia- vf-- v>ars- rE2 - .-s--.-,-s - ..-.s t,.- f- -i,ta-ry, ls,- ,,.SS>. ,-A -.. r'-- ..-'Is-z eI'!i-scn, sFr- on t' -', .ft- G,rins~S t@ss 't 4..-.- '.l-,- 4n fc head -ssszzs-----e ;.e vt'al G..'d f.Ssin- mob s-rTei "a '- U-. aId U 'y 'i- d -e4-Ls tnat lead to iG--r.-y r..f s,r-I.
 DI;. MYTH! v.- s-rso [ t-'f,:' -aa f4- Q of thIs AirI rh- Via. Ee- e-t.rt1- tGJa-r lis special sdyIC" apd fr-s-E .. -. ECJ cIr", Cr fJ- anything iTUJ Ile -:r e -EI "a #, Dr. Ne all Private Tl-e-se- arCsastU..y wla cut mercury. Con
 U,' :Tr. IT oG"ugh eEanI.natioa and advice cudiuS siay.- Of UrIne Si. Fricc Of Vital Restors- tive, S h7t;p, lgr trl"s- Ee quantity. SIo; tC any eG+rr-z uTtl TrcrIt of Ir Cc, C. c. D. pe cUre from -JsezTs.o. and iU TTva,5 Ii desr-d
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ons" ,.51 j. on the decrease in Chicago. Only five deaths occurred on the 18th nat
 Germany has under consideration plan to ez2i.l. t'- a:ctic regions this summer.
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I;:9D2.Y-ACEi} MEN

IE-tc r-e 'i'' y a' 'e sc- - trty 70 s:z sf tru1 ''u Tit' % .S4-er tvi.Ua fLt. . dder ellen -. C t'u fAIt u' sil1nt smart. iLTp.rz se''.'-. - -i e va ler- ol tIr c sem t I .nner ne , 't c--.i-1l acc, Iut for G eEl,1l1i. z ur.- l-. ---. aiy s'tir-vUt 7,l CtctI ir iou4d ard to-- --. , ..- .tcir> Of s.--4eu viii appear, on .. - -'- ',l -'. = 90 l.-t- lE~It are many N!-a . r .-i- -iirr-s f.uJ-a't pt t. Use, k'rh .- i'. ..-.- 1t r.l...l- s'a-u,'-- b. S. ~Ii 'i.. 70 -.. 0S- --4 Q. -l4. r. 'a.-- .rt a Lyalthy t-' ..-. --- -. -......i.. -4-.. a-.ar-.
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Senator Ia.r lives iu Charles Summers oli .. .s.s . Washington. He is the ricae-. a.l... 'anEeess, and perhaps the r.,. r-.-aoider in the world. His l.lsate - .. ,.cl 10 the study of finance.
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Guitesu Found Guilty.

The Epitaph having exhausted its old attack of ammunition on Gen. Niilao2 and Gel. Tiffany, has received new invoice and opened batteries on J. H. Behan, Sheriff oi C.ohise county It claims tha in murder recently committed, the sheriff through asglect, allowed the murderer l. escape and failed to bring the witnesses before the GOT oner's jury. Better investigate the matter more thoroughly, NIT. Epitaph. before nal- ing such serious charges against aD officer vAo has an unenvia5le reputation for com, pe.sncy and capability.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-27

.s -.t.. ..-t ss~s ,na. to Col. Tiffany i, t.-aA credit i.. ,.o arrest of the h. d-a-s -t.as tas late outbreak. Please s.at- ,.... 2. rosaons..-e for the breaking ofi. .- .'.e .,. skins. Mr. Belt?
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 I... -..s.. .-.t ssrs ,na. to Col. Tiffany i, t.- aA credit l.. ,.o arrest of the h. d'.us daring tl5 late outbreak. Please stat. ,... :. ro.aous..-e for the breaking or,. .- .'.e .,. ,!.,H,. Mr. Belt?
 -eu.ta. I1r lives in Charle, Summers oli a...s.s . Washington. He is the ricae.. a.a... GanSsess, and perhaps the ric. o-.-aoider in the world. His l.isa,e - ..., ,.ej 10 the study of finance.
 E...or Ca.a, If Tezas and Louisiana, cola. en. G,- sued the Galveston and Hou..an 5..J for go, 900, for having been rs.r entrance to 8 first class coach Gfrer l-lela-5n2 the proper tickets.
 T1e Representative Of Washington I srri tory in Congress has made application for the admission of that Territory as a State.
 TsAr. .s r,w receiving the greater part of the l,...s ...GJs nh,r,. is now leaving South
 F-r,. .rH smith. American vice-consul at E--.i, Lu5., a.vO last week of heart dis s.sc.
 on.s.. ,.,s is on the decrease in Chicago. Oniy five 6eaths occurred on the 18th .nat
 Germany has vnder consideration plan to ey,l.a. t'.- a.ctic regions this summer.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

WASHINGTON. June 9.-Gniieau spends
most Of his time in reading his Bible and
religious work which was gwen him Oy Mr..
Griffith. Of Baltimore. When he does not
take mis- usual amount u exercise he says
that IL is because he feels lazy. 50 far from
giving away mentally, his mind is bright
and he is able 10 argue his case with
considerable legal sharpness. Last eve
ming, in a conversation with one OF the
officials. he said that Mr.. Reed has been
wrong in lis recent moves in the case: that
there is nothing thas can be done about It
now. even II the record is wrong, for it
has been ruled upon and the judgment
completes II. "Ii il is wrong Guteau
said. ait has 10 20 now. The question Of
Jurisdiction has been settled, and there j.
nothing left Of that question. The only
hope is in the President. That have told
Reed. and have told him to 20 to him and
let all other things GO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-10

the proposition to eqlialize the salaries OF
House and senate employees by reduction
81 the salaries ~ the latter. The PROPOSE
ton was agreed to--ayes, GO; noes, 2. AZ
ter finishing the consideration Of forty 81
the one hundred pages Of the bill the COM
mitfce rose.
The subcommittee Of the House Com
miftee on Elections having in charge the
South Carolina contested-electi0n case OF
Smalls against Tilman has decided that TIL
man. the sitting member, was not elected.
The status Of Smalls's claim has not yet
been fully determined. The sub-commit-
tee expect % report this case to the fun
committee at the regular meeting Tuesday
next.
The concluding arguments in the South
Carolina contested-election case OF Lee
against Richardson VIII he heard by the
second subcommittee tomorrow.
On Monday next the first subcommittee
will hear formal arguments in the Alabama
contest ~ Roback against Herbert.
Mr.. Robinson. Of New York. presented
the petition ~ >eptimania X. Meikleham,
asking that the remains Of Thomas Jetier-
son be removed from Virginia to Washing
ton for interment. and that a monument be
there erected TO his memory. Referred.
The House at $40 took a recess until
100. the evening session 10 be for the con-
Of pension bills.