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GOING TO WESTON.
ne.er.tes Frsn, the Pan Handle Coua-
ties On the way.
r.,<s-,,y IN The R<Oiaer.

ties On the way. 4,
Speciaf TO the Repiaer.
FuRuoSr, August 2S.-The train from
Wheeling, yesterday afternoon, to Grafton
xas filled with Democratic delegates to the
Weston convention. Among the more
prominent persons whom l noticed were
Hon. ]. H. Good, Gen. Robert White, Hon.
Iobn r. Dopehoo. John J. Jacob, Z. Lsrkin,
Hon. Sep Hall, of Weizel, DIR, George /.
Garrison. Col: w. W. Arnett, and
others. At Benwood We were rein
forced by q portion of the Mar
shall county delegation, and at Moundsville
another section of the same delegation
come aboard. All the delegates with
whom talked were in favor OF Good, and
the most dubious man in the crowd
Claimed His Nsniaatiea
ON the second ballot at farthest Mr.. Cool
S;msef told me that he thought he had
nrsctically clear field. and did not feel the
least anxiety as to the early determination
of the convention. /,
Ohio county is hardly as we'll represented
as those from the adjoining counties OF
Brooke and Hancock; mean In proportion
TO size ana aDlllty W seho' W 80 $3.50
prominent delegates from Ohio county are
not coming at all but understand the va
cancies will be filled from the visitors who
will be present On board the train no
ticed q
Larre shipment OF Beer
which a prominent Republican at once
nailed as meant for Weston, but the laugh
was turned on him by the express messen-
ger telling him that il was for the falrmont
Convention, and sure enough reference
10 the directions showed 1t up. Its not
Thought that any other candidates other
than Col. ID. u. Johnson will oppose the
nomination of Mr.. Good, and as John
sons own delegation is divided, it
is not anticipated that he will prove
formidable opponent. Frank McJllton, oil
Benwood, is the
Only Anti.Good Man
that have yet seen in the Marshall county
delegation and his opposition is not pro.
nounced.
Mr.. Good saws his information from au-
tbentic sources indicates that Lewis,
Braxton. Harrison aud Gilmer counties are
A unit for him and these, with the counties
near Wheeling will nominate him on the
first ballot.
At Moundsville ex-senator Newman
Joined the delegation. He comedies Goods
nomination. -,
nominate Newman as the farmers choice"
for Congress
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24
THE RIVER RULES
Supervising Inspector DumOut Re
ceiYes the Pilots Petitions.


WASHINGTON, August 23.-Superyisor In
spector General Dumont has received sew
eral petitions from captains and pilots OF
vessels on the Ohio river, asking that rule
one for the government Of pilots as it now
exists be rescinded, and that the rule prior
to July !, 1881, be restored. The petitioners,
who are principally residents OF Pittsburg
and Wheeling, state that the many mis-
takes arising from the present rules for
signalling passing steamers, the incon.
venience OF the system, and particularly
the recent terrible collision between the
steamers Scioto and John Lomas, as well as
that between the steamers b. ID. Wood and
Katie Stockdale, were in their opinion
chargeable to the rule-preventing the
ascending steamer from signalling first
In acknowledging the receipt OF the peti.
tons, General l.. Dumont has requested
that statement be furnished him of the
reasons for thinking that these accidents
were caused by the change in the rules
This statement and petitions will be laid
before the Board of Supervising Inspectors
at their next annual meeting. on the third
Wednesday in January, 1888. He further
says that it will afford him great pleasure
to present to the board and give hearing
to any delegation OF interested river
masters and pilots that may visit Washing.
ton to discuss Western pilot rules.
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Scoopeti 'em In.
Turkey.

CONsTANrINoPLE, August 23.-Two Aus
trian Lloyd steamers, with Turkish troops
on board passed Rhodes, to-day, steering
southeast. Haider Pasha, formerly Egyp'
tan Minister of Finance, on invitation OF
the Khedive, will start for Alexandria by
special steamer tonight.
CoNsTANTINorLE August 23.-The hesta,
ton of the Sultan to ratify the military
convention with England is stated to be
principally due to the receipt Of annony-
nous threatening letters from Syria. Arabia
and Egypt.
RumOrs are current here that the Porte
has received unfavorable dispatches from
the Syrian garrisons.
A Christian is reported to have been as
sassinated at Beyroute.
The Governor OF Damascus has asked for
strong reinforcements.
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Up 10 THE LAKE,
rhe Coming Grand Excursion on Next
Saturday Week.

On Saturday of next week, September .,
the Harmonic Maennerchor Singing Society
will afford its friends and members grand
opportunity OF taking a cheap and enjoy.
able excursion to the beautiful city of
Cleveland. \ special train has been secured
on the Cleveland and Pittsburg road and
will leave Bridgeport al $50 o'clock p. m,
on Saturday. September , The fare for
the round trip will be S2.75 and tickets will
be good for return on Monday or Tuesday.
The holders OF tickets are entitled to free
admission to two grand concerts to be given
on Sunday afternoon and evening at Halt
north's park by the Ladies Orchestra, forty
in number, from the Leipsic Conservatory.
This will be fine opportunity to enjoy q
refreshing trip and hear some wonderful
music. HaitnOrth's park is a delightful
scene of fountains grottoeS, etc, all ilIum-
mated by electric lights. Surely the ex-
curslOn will bring out tourists all along
the line
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24
He was Absent Mindinded, and it Cost
Him SIIO

Rev. Henry Garst, a Pittsburg divine, was
on his way on Tuesday, from Pittsburg to
Martinsburg, to further his religious work.
On arriving at Connellsville, and while
purchasing his ticket at the B. & o. depot,
he laid down his well.flled wallet and
walked out to mail a postal card on IN in
coming west-bound train. When he re-
turned he discovered that his pocketbook
had, to sill intents and appearances ,lalso
walked out, and the reverend gentleman
was short Sll0 in cash and some valuable
papers. Therp was no clue to the thieves,
and the Rev. Mr.. Garst found himself pen
niless in strange land. Train Supervisor
Johnson gave him a pass and he left for
Pittsburg, where he has friends Later in
the day the pocketbook turned up, but the
cash was missing. The former was found
in the yard OF DR.. Singer, who resides on
Peach street, near the depot. As near as
cab be judged the papers are undisturbed.
They are now in possession OF Burgess
StillwAgon, at ConnellSville, awaiting the
owner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24
RIVER SIGNALS.
The Inspector General on the Proposed
Changes.


According to dispatch from Washing
ton, Supervising Inspector General Du-
mont has received several petitions from
captains and pilots of vessels on the Ohio
river asking that rule one for the govern.
ment OF pilots as il now exists be rescinded,
and that the rules prior to July l, 1881, be
restored. The petitioners who are princi-
rally residents Of Pittsburg and Wheeling,
state that the many mistakes arising from
the present rules for signaling OF pass
ing steamers, the inconvenience OF
the system. ana particularly the recent ter
ribe collision between the steamers Scioto
and John Lomas. as we'll as that between
the steamers b. u. Wood and Katie Stock
dale, were in their opinion chsrgeable to
The rule preventing the ascending steamer
from signaling first. In acknowledging the
receipt Of the petitions General DumOnt
has requested that statement be furnished
him of the reasons for thinking that the
accidents were caused by the change in the
rules, This statement and petitions will
be laid before the Board of Supervising In
SpectorS at their next annual meeting, on
the third Wednesday in January, 1888
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24
LOCAL SPORTS.
The Diamond, Track and Oar in this
Vicinity.

Inc DINInOnu, ano OssA -
Vicinity.
The Wellsburg club and Riversides will
play on Saturday, at Wellsburg.
By next Saturday there will be little
more interest in boating circles. Wheeling
has now two races on her hands.
Nick Layberger won the Columbia regatta
at Pittsburgh, on Tuesday beating Gang
about four feet.
Pools at Prices pool room, at Pittsburgh
sold as follows on Fridays game here:
Crockery Cities, $40; Standards, 81.
Charlie Helmbright will sell pools, at his
billiard room, tonight, on the Crockery
City-Standard games tomorrow and Satur'
day.
Pittsburghers and East Liverpoolers,
who have been investing in pools with odds
against the Standards, are likely to be out
OF pocket. The Standard will not miss this
opportunity of distinguishing itself.
Up at Wellsburg they have a base ball
club of which they are very proud. This
club has twice beaten Steubenville and once
beaten the Ohio Cities of Bellaire. Now
they thirst for the gore of the Standards.
They have a fine ground and want the
green legs to go up there and play. 1t is
scarcely likely, however, that the Standards
will 90
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Mbeelins Re9isttr
THURSDAY. AUGUST "a, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 20 New Advertisements.

Undertaking-G. Mendel & 60.
Tickets to Moundsville Camp Grounds.
Proposals for Bridge Masonry.
Notice 70 ShipperS-Steamer Elaine.
Annual Announccment-Whe Fe-
male College.
Don't You Forget It-Tidal Wave Saloon.
The Victor FlOur-Edward Reid.
Magic Tooth Powder-R. II. List.
Summer Suitings-T. c. Motiat Il Co.
For Sgle Cheap-Hindling and Fire
Wood.
Public Sale Of Nail City Boat House.
Decorated TambOrineS-Kirk's Art Store.
Black DiamOnds-Miller Il Franzheim.
Painters SuPplies-W. y Wilson.
The Oil Stoye-G. W. JohnsOn'S Sons.
Gladiator Cook StOve-B. Fisher 4 Son.
Ladies Slippers. I. Stone.
Fresh Vegetables. II. Diehl 4 Co.
Challenge-Henry He'll Local Page
Ice Cream FlaYorS-ThOS. +. Heyman-
local Page
Turkish Baths-F. F Higgins Local
Page
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

A friend in need is friend indeed. This
none can deny, especially when assistance
is rendered when one is sorely afflicted with
disease, more particularly those complaints
and weaknesses 50 familiar to our female
population Every woman should know
that Electric Bitters are woman's true
friend, and will positively restore health,
even when all other remedies fail. A sin
gle trial always proves our assertion. They
are pleasant 90 the taste, only cost fifty
cents bottle. Sold BY Logan 4 Co.
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Trying and Testing.

All persons wishing to test the merits Of
a great remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection of the throat
and luDgs-are requested to call at Logan
& Co.'S drug store and get 10 cent trial
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which will show you what a
regular dollar sized bottle will do.
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THE CATTLE DISEASE
As II Still Exhibits Itsslfin Brooke
County.
The Agricultural Department at Washington
City investigating II, and Agrees
With Our Local Authori-
ties.
ANOTHER PosT-MORTEM EXAMINATION

The readers of the REGISTER will remem-
Der the cases of the cattle disease heretofore
reported in these columns, the examina-
tions made BY order of the West Virginia
State Board Of Health, the diagnoses made
of the disease by DR.. Curtis, at the instance
of DR.. Reeves and the postmortem Oh the
first case brought to light. -
We are favored through the Health once
with the following further information
which will be read with interest:
DIR. CURTIS TO DR.. REEVES.
WEILsBURG, W. Va, August %.
Dear DoctOr-On Sunday morning VIM. b.
Z. Miller, D. V. S. of Camden, \. j., yeter-
inary inspector to the State Board OF Health
of that State, called upon me. The agricul-
tural department had ordered him to Mr..
Mear's farm near Steubenyille TO inspect
disease at that point. He showed me his
instructions from the department at Wash
ipgtop. took him to the farms near Beth
any, and a careful examination made oy
him fully substantiated what l have al
ready diagnosed, viz: splenic fever. de
urged very strongly the necessity OF COM
plete isolation and immediate burial after
death, etc. l laid the matter before our
board of commissioners and We have full
determination to stamp out the disease.
ONLY three deaths since wrote you.
Fraternally, W. h. CURTIS.
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Accidentally KILLED

wEs1oS, W. Va, August 3.-Yestsrday
afternoon Doc Ulkire, Q young man OF y,
was shooting fish in the West FORK. tour
miles from town, when the trigger Of his
gun caught in twig and it was discharged
the ball entering the jaw and passing
through the bead, killing him instantly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

WASHINGTON, Augusl al A. N.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valley. occasional
rain, with partly cloudy weather, south
east to southwest winds, slight changes in
temperature, stationary or lswer barometer.
ForloWer Lake region, slightly cooler and
fair weather, light variable winds in east
ern portion, higher barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

rARp WOOD LEACHED ASH q
III eaJ ,o"ds. u tons 10 ear faoclt - -
delivered At r r aattons IN Pa - -.
law. yiYdnia, MaIyinnd, - q -,
ton Besf and cbespea feltiit1:s u %, 40.
rfisxyb JAMES HARIEDS. Deteoar ~
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They went . Sleep.

RALEIGH, n. c., August 8.-Turner Kan
kin and George Wharton. negro boy,. I e,
asleep on the Richmond and Danyine rait
road, near Benaja, and were run oyet ~
traiu of cars. wharton was decapitsted
arr his legs and arms were torn from hi
body. Rankin escaped with slight injuries
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24
Lad Horribly Crushed Under . Log
Wagon wheels.

NEWARK, August 2s.-The report of q hor-
rible accident was received here from st.
Louisville, this morning. From what can
be learned il appears that while Craig
Hutchinson was hauling saw logs through ST.
Louisville yesterday evening, q lad named
Carrigan, aged nine years, got on to the
rubber bar of the wagon, and before the
horses had gone very far he fell 70 the
ground, the hind wheel Of the wagon
passing over him, crushing him to death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

The Bssr SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Rrn;Ses Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbtains,
CONS and ali Skin Eruptions, and positive
~ cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed 70 give
,.rriect satisfaction or money retunsed
Frice 25 cents per box. For sale BY Logan
a On
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

A CAR containing twenty-five Indian
ponies will arrive in the city on Wednes-
day morning. the sd inst, and can be seen
at the Drovers' Home, on Second Ward
Market square. Persons desiring q nice
pair Of driving ponies should call without
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

Nor an experiment Or cheap patent med
icine is Browns Iron BitterS. IL is pre-
pared by one of the oldest and most reli-
able chemical firms, and will do all that is
clnimeh for IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

UprEr sAspusKY, August 3-WhiIe
Marshal Nicholas Grundtisch was passing
the carriage shop Of fIipp 4 Hale, he sts
shot At by some unknown man. the BAL
Just passing over his head and grazing MS
hair No clue. - -
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ST. PETERSBURG, August % -Lieut. Der.
~, who commanded the Rodgers, and en-
glneer Melville, of the Jeanette, will be
received by the Car this afternoon. They
start for home tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

J. Fl DIEHL & Co, J. s. Welty, Worthen
& Tieman, George X. McMechen, 4. J.
Smyth aud ii. +. Bshrens sell Charter Oak,
Robert Simpson. Wholesale Agent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

School Thinks cheap at VIM. Schwert-
feger's, ll46 Main street
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CHARTER OAK is angels food" Uniform
in quality. and never fails to make good
broad. Rcbt Sim psop.
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FOREIGN.
Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA. August 23.-The fires oh.
served last evening. in the neigh borhood
OF Aboukia and Kaft-El-Dowar are believed
TO be caused by part OF the Egyptian forces
burning the villages either during or pre-
paratory To retreat.
IsMAILIA, August 23.-Since the engage
ment at Shaluf, the enemy left every posi-
ton they held between SucZ and lsmailia
and returned in disorder towards Iagazlg,
The lndUn cavalry will land here.
Scooped 'em In.
ALEXANDRIA. August 23.-The Austrian
gunboat Nautilus, bound from Port Said
TO Alexandria, passed AbOukir Monday
The commander seeing a white flag flying
in the Aboukir forts, supposed they. were
in the possession of the British and sent
a boat ashore with an officer and twelve
men, who were made prisoners by the
Egyptians.
.PoRr SMr, August 23.-Natives are now
returning and resuming work. 1t is re-
ported from Ismailia that force OF the
enemy, numbering about 10000, have
ia zen up position ten miles distant from
there. The discmbaration OF troops will be
C Jmpleted tomorrow.
ALEXANDRIA. August 23.-The Nile is
rising rapidly.
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Rpeklen,s Arniea SalVe.

Now Is your chance for a cheap Fly Nets
al VIM. Schwertfeger's. Selling them at
cost 10 make room for other GOODS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

SUMNER goods at cost to make room for
other goods, at VIM. Schwertteger's, ING
Main
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Noman,nTrue Friend.

Go OUT to Seibert's Garden. either day or
night, If you want recreation and fresh air.
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Always I'm Stock.

A we'll selected stock of Fine Field
Glasses, Telescopes and Barometers at l. G.
billions Jewelry Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

Boys and girls getting ready for school
should remember that VIM. Schwertfegel
makes the best and cheapest Trunk made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

Fly Nets at cost, TO make room for other
goods, at VIM. Schwertfeger's, lli6 Main
street. ,
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Do NOT be deceived. Insist on b wing the
genuine Browns Iron Bitters, made only
by theBrown Chemical Co., and take moth
ing else.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-24

HAD very sore eyes, almost blind. PsRuS,
cured NE. A. BENDER, s. s, Pittsburgh,
Pa
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SEE the large Trunk at Vim. Sehvert.
fgsI's. Ii+6 Main street
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Thermometer Record

Go to the McLure House cigar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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GET the best. German Corn Remover
Do not be deceived by base limitations
DrnppiStse
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Cu,ErER OAK is the best -four in the city
FN,I, ia,r, I waTiau,ed. Root. Simpson
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A CREDULOUs Preacher.

BARGAINS in Fly Nets at VIM. Schwert
fcger's, TAG Main street
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ROrEL ARRIVALS.
81. Jane. Hotel. August es. 1854.


q Brost, Pomeroy { Colder and wi fe,
Mn II JuIett, Phila Pittsburgh
] = Rich, rhila Us Lawson, Pitts
J Bell. Cambridge A J MarsIllott. Pitts
W Petit, IittIeton T Kerr Pitts
JHarvy, Newark Ut Alem, Clarksburp
II Hildebrand, Gran 4 Updegraff. city
Rose, city W Shust, Westmorlad
j Z Pillock, Cincinnti Rev + Lund,
b Postle wait, y Mar II X Shavor Freeport
tipsV5lle N Linhart FreepOrt
8 Morgan, Mitchell ZsnesYille
I henderson, H ConanL city
\ Ruth, BALTIC Mis- Lupton and sister
" stock, BALTIC GalfipoJis
Hall, New MARITIME Wilson. Hancock 20
] Siender.N Marlins'e Ensign, Phiia
J NcEldowney, New ] koontZ, n Msrtins'e
MartinsSille \ Aaron, Syracuse
r Donehue, Hancock + W Weigund, Elyria
Go ] NJ Stephens, Balto're
SegriSt, CantonO Mrs W + Madden, In
SEdwaIds, PittSburg dianapOliS
r Morrow. Hanc'k Co Sadie Mccormick Rel
BraDt, MayneSDurg laire
l. blsnt, Wayncsburg Palmer, wellSby
Re Cnrnell, New York : Curtis, do
W Arnold, Clarks- Il SummersSviIIe,
willie, Pa. WellSbunp
PS McNcillcy, Mars, Dayton
a Farra, Columbus
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Intlicaiions-

7AMl2M.3P. 7PN IAN. l. N. 3 pm. 7P.N
Is ~ 81 80 ~ ~ - II
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OTRES hrsndS of flour are often gooi;
Charter Ca& always, RobL simpson.
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As taken At Schneprs Opera House drug
store:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-02
Mail Contract.

MT. ". R. Ingram, now famil1arly known as John" has again secured the contract for the carrying of the United States mails between Pantano and Har- shaw, for the next four years. Nr. Tn- gram has also the contract of carrying the mails to and from Greaterville to connect with his main line at Critten- den. For the carrying the mails no bet ter man could have been selected as he is not only practical and practiced man but has the horses and coaches neces- ssry for the carrying of a much larger trade. However bad the roads may be John never holds up if 1t is possible for a team to get along. The last contract was carried under the name of Ingram * O., but this time John shoulders the responsibility himself and is fully cap able of putting the matter through. During the rainy season the roads be- tween Harshaw and Pantano are neces- sarily bad and at times dangerous, but John never failed to be equal to the occasion, and bring everything out al- right.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-02
Canyon Diablo Bridge.

The annexed telegram received by the Courier yesterday afternoon from Wm. Mulvenon, deputy Sheriff O. this county, gives news for which Arizonars have longed hoped;
 CANYON DABLo, June 3s.-Lcs- piece of Iron on bridge; ready for train July 1st.
 The bridge is 5S0 feet long; the worz oferecting the heavy stone abutueu s on which 1t rests, was commenced about one year ago. The bottom of the can yon ranges from POO to 225 feet below the bridge. The structure, it is stated, cost S5lQO00. As the roadbed is al made for over one hundred miles west of this bridge; as ties are scattsreda along at convenient distances. and as culyer5 bridges are now being put i1 wherever needed, the Atlantic ,s Pacific railroad company will now do some rapid rail- road building the western portion Of northern ArizOna.-COurier.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-07-02
Ore DiSnlnF.

MT. Smith arrived last evening from the Centennial mining district. T.
 brought with him about 1000 pounds ol fine gold quartz specimens, represent ing the mineral products of this rich mining district. Messrs. Nathan Ellis. W. \. Rowe and others interested m the mines in this district, propose to send these specimens to theDeuverExposi,ioa. We noticed specimens from tho "Oska- loosa,' "Hawkeye," Little Grant, Snow Bird, "GeE. Grant, aNabob,~ Argent" Last Chance % K,' "Pea- cook" "Nana;" also. specimens of the county rock. Crowds of miners visited the store of \. Ellis < Co. to-day and inspected the mIneIal display; all seem ed well satisfied. This is the first i'm portatlon received here for Denver. We have heard of several lots on their way from neighboring distrits.- Prescott Democrat.