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The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
Gold and silver producin

Gold and silver producing
mines are worked for those
metals IN six of the United
States and seven of the Terri
tories as follows: Maine, Geor-
gia, Colorado, Nevada, Califor-
mia and Oregon; and Montana,
Idaho, Washington Territory,
Utah, Wyoming, New Mexico,
Arizona and Alaska. Gold
bearing mines are also worked
in Nova Scotia, Ontario, North
Wfest Territory, British Col
umbia in British America, and
in most Of the states of Mexico
and Central America.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

cOusid era Bile work has been done on
the Albert and Chief, and they
show up well, the shafts being all
IN Gre, As Eear is can be ascer-
tained at present, the lodges show a
width of fr1m Is re 19 ieet between
the porphyry walls. Assays from
the former average s. per sent. cop
per and S54 in silver; the latter, 81
per cent. copper and S61 silver per
ton. The Sansem ana Shorty have
had hut little work done on them
top rock assays go away mp, show
ing high grade ore Work vii, he
commence OF these mines 5, o., and
we may reasona " e4feat that some
very rich niiles viii g developed il
this district.
The Lone Star mlnc. from which
the district takes lis lame, has q
sha:t 40 feet ia depth, on 4 good
ledge, and az ore dump, lie value of
which has been yariously estimated
at !rom $500 to $4,000. This mine
is owned b. Messrs- Lindsey, An
lerson AMI Katz -Nears.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

A correspondent Of The C0l-
7-ief' styling himself II, J"
speaking Of Judge Porter says:
'Re stands before the Terri
tory as a man justly condemned
by the administration. There
has not been the least attempt
TO make his record clear. -
'H" has made the mistake
that we might expect-iumped
at q, conclusion. He assumes
that Porter's record needs
clearing up. Law always re-
4uires proof in the affirmative.
No man is required tcaprove
that he has not done an alleged
act, but his accuser Is re-
quired to prove that he has
done such an act. Let "H"
give his proofs il he can and
then we are prepared to defend
At present there is nothing to
defend Judge Porter's record |
is clear. No charges have been
proven against him, not even
recognized. Mere assertions
go for nothing in all intelligent
communities.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

that, sooner or later, it viii catch
him; and it does. An epileptic must
be, like Job, tempted 10 curse God
and die. Why, it would bring tears
to your eyes to read letter L re-
eeived from gentleman at Pots
dam, New Yolk, telling how he had
two thousand fits in eighteen months,
and is now, thanks 10 the Nervine,
ent irely cured. That poor fellow
can scarcely find wolds strong
enough to express his feelings
That's tie kind of thing TO make
man feel happy. L [St. Joseph Satur-
urday Democrat.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

Fully approaching the Importance
CT the cause of education tn The peo-
pie of this young Territory where
minds are being trnined for its future
government; and, impressed with
sensibiliiy of The impo tance of the
charge that will repose in my hands,
should 1 be elected, pledge myself
before the people nf this Territory
thai, if elected, will give my best,
energies to The promotion of the
common schools of Arizoua.
l have the honor 20 be your obedi-
ent servant. A E. DAVIS.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

Are the people of our county
sufficiently alive to the neces-
sity and importance of having
a railroad to Phoenix to sub
scribe sufficient funds to build
the road bed? That being
built the track and rolling
stock would Immediately be
put on By the Southern Pacific
people. We believe $4,000
would make the roadready for
the ties and iron, leaving out
bridges. Let the leading men
who are largely interested in
business take hold of this mat
ter for the county. The way
to do a thing is to do It.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
EsOnaests adj n 0tic

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, Sept. 4th, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that Henry c.
Rogers his fled notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support of his Home
stead Application No. 90, and secure final
entry thereof, and that such proof viii BE-
taken before the Honorable Thomas &.
Greenhaw, Probate Judge tor Maricopa
county, Arizona, at his office, in Phoenix, ,
in said county, on The 10Th day Of October,
1882. Ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the southeast
quarter, Of section ?; township No. l. mort Il
of range No 5 east, and names the follow
ing az his witnesses. VIZ: George E. Steel.
Ross R. Rogers, Nathaniel Sharp and
Robert 3. CAREY, all OF Tempe, 4. r.
HENRY COUSINS,
sS-5tw Register
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

Phoenix bad case of turAey
stealing
a POSITIVE c'lre for dyspepsia
Damiana BItters.
Court house business is quiet just
now.
Drinking Boca Beer, Germania
Beer Hall. X
McNulty is stocking up again
with new goods.
Scaling wax for fruit cans ut
Thibodo's Drug Store. s2sif
Guss Ellis & Co. are receiving
fine lot of goods today.
Ju.t arrrved-a fresh lot OF E. VI
H. Cigars at Ro;hrock s. Cations.
Watermelols continue to come in
10 own by the wagonload.
The MEXICAN REMEDY for dis
eases Of the Kidneys aud Bladdcrs is ,
Daniiana Biilers.
Don't forget 10 see that your name |
IS on The Great Register
Humphreys homeopathic spe-
cific Medicines at Thibodo's Dru..
Store. s9~tf.
Stagos come in on time now from
al directions. Roads are getting
better.
Mrs. E. Decker, Jefferson street
'ne block south OF VIM. B. Hooper
Z Co.'S, IS prepared to take in plain
ewing of all kin,Is Gail ana see
Ter. aug films
The large farmers in the valley are
'eginnlng to prepare for active oper-
iions IN seeding.
WANTED.-About $4,000 cas1 to {
e placed againsl suitable real estate '
or hotel purposes, IN one of the
rowing cities OF Arizona. Address 1
is Office for particulars. auastf. t
Hamlin's immense new sheds and
DrIal denote that business is -four
hing in his line. Il
The Menasha CTis.) Fress saws: 2
Grnn. or, ESQ, Of this city. uses c
/. Jacobs Oil on his horses with de Il
ded success ana profit.
The fall trade is beginning to o, ea
?. ouT merchants generally a-e ?
for the rush. Ii
Gen. Crook viii go to the south r.
n section OF the Territory thi /.
eek. His presence Is needed there. r.
4 number Of new buildings are
ing up in tue different portions Of 10
wn. Rents are higl. and few or HI
houses to 1t. ii
Our tradesmen, su h as carp n - =.
rs, smiths, brlckIayers, etc, are all -
sy, though 1t Is supposed TO be the =,
II season here il ali kinds Of = .
siness. L
The Sunday -Argais, Louisville, KY,
serves: A Woodbury., n. J., paper
.ntions the cure of the wife of T
:. JOS, H. Mills, of that place, by
Jacobs oil. She had rheuma-
m. -,
The Mexican population of Tempe Al
'pose to hold a grand festival and fu
ebratiop, on tie 10Th Instant, in ca
nor Of Mexican Independence. An ii:
ensive programme is in prep@ra- an
n and will soon be made public. ca
su
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08


The Ii tie Devil mine. CT Tomb
stone uistrict, is attracting a great
deal Of q tttn,icn. At er separating
and sacking all the first-class ore,
he remainder of the dump was care
fnlly sampled and essayed, yielding
a result Of S17G.7I Per ton. This
ore was mostly taken from the face
of the crosscut at the bottom of the
shaft, Ghere the ledge is disclosed
eight feet wide. The ore is now be-
ing broken down so as TO slraighten
the shaft, and until ihlt work is flu
ished, crosscuttihg will not be re
sumed When the shaft Is in order
two oblique drifts viii be started,
cast and wes', yergins toward the
foo;wali By this mode of develop
ment the rock Will break easier and
time DC save.l. This IS enc Of the
most important strikes ever made in
the camp.-Eptta.gh-
The Epitaph talks to the poiut as
follows:
Candidates who fail to pay this
Office the balance due within two
days viii be dropped from the rolls.
An am bilion to secure Office is not
laudable one when it Is expected to
each there at The expense of another
mans business. Put up or shut up.
gentlemen
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
VULTURE sEET ER.
Tom COr1fn's Great CasnpaigI,
store.

ED. HERALD: As the fall cleo
tions are neari"g in California and
Arizona, l "ave opened general
furnishing store for the benefit OF
candidates of all grades all over
tie Pacific Coast. 1t don't max
any difIcreace TO me to what party
candid ties belong so they get their
supplies here I am an old band in
the business. 1 have been in politics
and other ticks all my life; have
been with The Camerons of Pa.
Shernans of Ohio, Kalloch in Kan
sas, Ben Butler in Mss, John 10
gan in III, Hendricks in ind ana,
Dennis Kearny Ia California and G.
Oury in Arizona, and you will find
that am able to do my duty IN this
line to perfection. Here is what 1
have to sell and the goods will speak
for themselves.
THE GOODS.
The right way to shake Lands with
every man you meet. Study hand
shaking. There is more philosophy
IN hand shaking than you ever
dreampt o..
The best phrases to use in asking
farmers in regard 10 their "cr ps."
and The cattle. horses and hogs, etc,
and best tone of voice to ask after
the health of the wife and children.
a sure pop to catch tie miner and
prospector.
The right way for Democrat to
influence a Republican and, vice
versa.
The general names and phrases
about drinks, invented in New York
and San Franc SEQ.
A dead sure receipt f. T getting
away with your opponent.
The cue to winks ami squints Of
all description.
A clue to how to look, how to act,
how to talk, how and where to smile.
grin, laugh, pull your nose, 1wirl |
your mnstache, and how to face the
music with a good, stiff upper lip.
A key to four thousand different
kinds of smiles and bows that will |
enable the candidaie to have a smile
and a bow Tor every man he meets.
Two thousand gallons Of No.
laughing gas gathered up all over
the Territory after reading Mr..
Oury's letter from v ashington to
Mr. Stevens. Full directions how
and where to use it.
I have 100000 joke, witt.cisms,
quibs and little stories, all packed
n giant paper, caps and fuse adjust
I'd, with full instructions Were and
low TO explode them. !
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

There is talk of Immediately
building the Utah Southern
r. r. south to form a junction
with the Atlantic and Pacific.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

Porter's candidacy is calling
out the strongest and best
men from both parties to act
In his behalf.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

Voters will be decidedly in
dependent this fall in casting
their ballots. The best man
for the best place.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
Graham, County Itsms.


y one-hali interest in the pro. RE
torShip of the Phoenix HERALD has
been sold TO Air. n. A. Morford
late of 81. Hrlcna In The past tic
HERALD has dore much 10 advance
the cause Of Republicauism and the
interests of Central Arizona. Mr.
Morford evidently is. no novice in
journalism, and ard under his man
agemcnt may lie Herald flourish
like a green bay tree is our wish.
The Republicans showed a good
deal of shrewdncss in the nomina-
tion of Porter
The Keystone copper mine, of
Mineral Creek, Pioneer district, has
been sold Cor $4,000.
(News.)
1t is said that Clifton is sln.u
laily healthy place, as none but the
old and middle-aged ever die there.
A 20-starnp mill is now being
taken to the Steeple Rock mine,
and bullion producing will soon be
the order OF the DAY.
There is a singular disease preva-
lent in Saff I'd; it is kind of tight
ening of the larynx, ard what is Gu
rious abcut It is that only two per
sons are affet- d. Th Sc are two old
"stifTs" who occasionally make night
hideous endeavoring TO scream with
the notes of brokeR-neeked banjo.
When asked to- sing they are at once
attacked and commence coughing
The throat needs lnbricating, dye
see? Rum and gnm-a perfect
cure.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
Fridays News.
The Oury forcesare decided
ly alarmed.
The Star continues to crack
It's whip at Yavapai.

The Democrats are hunting
mp their best men for candi-
dates.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
Eailitary Esat:ers.

WAsHINGToN, Sept T.-General
Sherman has asked that Major Gen
eral Jno. 81. >coieli be ordcre 20
San Francisco, to relieve General
Irwin McDo'yell Of the comtland oi
the military division of the Pacific,
and that General Mcdowell tie or
dered o New York, preparatory 10
his retirement from active service in
October next The matter viii not
be act, d on until the return of Sec
retary Lincoln.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
Target Practice,

NEw YORK, September 6.-The
practice shooting al Creedmore yes :
terday wss ffue, but that Of the Eng
ilSii lean waS -hanr tlaa .ise AmeTi-
can. The scores maze - the form
er rerc so much ahead Of The Yam
KEGS that unless sharp and rad ica
change he made The Americans will
{,.. f,-.,fi - ,,-,,,-;,e--
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
TELEGRAPHIC.
Northern Indians.


DODGE CITY, Sept = Small bands
of Cheyernes and Arrapahoes are
securing the country and tillins
cattle and committing derredations
One ranch was attacked but nobody
killed. The freighters and cattle
men are intimidated; the citizens If
Dodge City have called on Governor
St. John for protection
KANSAS CITY. Sept. IA dispatch
from Fort Leavenworth states here
is no truth in the rumorcd outbreak
of the Cheyenne and Arrapahoes at
Reno. The rumor originated IN the
fact that party of Indians arc out
hunting wild horses.
Yellow Fever.
GALVESTON, Sept. IA special
from MatamoIas says the epidemic
shows no change. There arc no les
than 100 cases in town. The report
ending at 0 a m. shows five deaths
within the preceding twenty-four
hours. Today there were two deaths,
Mexicans. Three new cases are re
ported in Fort Brown
The star Route.
WAsHINeToN, Sept. 7.-Atiorncy-
General Brewster wound up his yes
terday's address with legal areu-
ment 10 The court as TO the quality of
evidence which went TO prove
conspiracy, and dwelt briefly upon
the difficulty of proving it by posi-
tive and direct testimony
Georgia Republicans.
ATLANTA, Ga, S spt. THE State
Central Committee of the two wings
of the Republican party met here
yesterday and harmonized, altering
the State ticket as follows: G. Z.
Forsyth for Congressman at Large;
5. A. Darnen, Atiorney-General; W.
A. Pledge, Secretary of State; Floyd
Ne son, Comptroller; w. F. Barnes.
Treasurer. A. E. Buck was made
Chairman of the State Central Com
mittee and W. A. Pledge Chairman
Of the Executive Committee.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
ESc aped-

MONTREAL, Sept. 7.-Three Amer
leans, VIM Mckay, Geo. Mcbride
ani Jno. II. Flanagan, well know n
in the States as accomplished cracks
men of the most d dangerous kind.
broke jail last night and escaped.
After tearing out the window of the
cell they let Themselves down 80 feet
by ropes made of the bedcioshes.
and subsequently scaled a wall fif-
teen feet high.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

4 German patent has just been
taken out for the manufacture OF
bottles, etc, from cast iron, contain
ing 12 per cent of silicum. com
pound which is said to resist the ac--
tion of TIE strongest acids. It is
also recommended for the iron plates
OF zinc md iron galvaaic batteries.
The Apache raiders are finding it
TOO warm in Sonora and seem to be
coming north. Much excitement
prevails In the border ,wns.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

CoNsTANTINoPIE September G.
The Snitan's proclamation to the
Egyytians has been issued 1t de-
clares Arabi Pa la rebel, and ex-
horts Egyptians to obey the Kae-
dive.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
Eone &tar District.

The Albert, Chief of Hill, San
sam ard Shorty, owned by Mr..
Stewart, are very fine properties. a
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

! Democratic CONGRESSIONAL CDnven
tIoa of the Ninth district nominated
Judge G. L. Park
Vermont
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VI, Sept
RE -urns have tecn received from
ia towns which give Bars,cw, Re
publican, minority orer ali of 16,-
43S, with CO towns not heard from.
So ne owns gave Farnham a ma
jority, The Republican majority over
all beng 1878. Returns from II
towns in the First district give
S ewart, Republican, majority of
G,729, with 50 towns not reported.
Returns from 81 towns in the Sec
ond district give Poland, Republi-
can, a majority over all of 1890,
with 80 towns not reported Grave
doubts are entertainel by Poland
friends regarding his election. The
iown representatives in 1866 town
give 135 Republicans, 81 Democr rats
and 4 no choice This already gives
the democrats nearly double the
reprs sentatives they had in 1880.
No authentic Information has been
received regarding the S, Material
role.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

Temperance yvczper,
OswEGO, September 6.-The ninth
annual meeting of the W oman's
Christian Temperance Uiion OF the
State Of New York, convened to-day
with larger attendance than was
expected.
Target PraetIcc,
NEw YORK, September 6.-The
practice shooting al Creedmore yes :
terday wss fine, but that Of the Eng
lIsii ican. was fer tl.aa .ise AmeTi-
can. The scores made I'y the form
er we're so much ahead of The Yan-
KEGS that unless 81 sharp and radIca
change he made The Americans will
be badly nowlsery.
Turkey
CoNsTANrINoPLE September c.
The Snitan's proclamation TO the
Egyytians has been issued 1t dc
clares Arabi Pa la rebel, and ex-
horts Egyptians to obey the Kae-
dive.
Ireland.
DUBLIS, Scptcmb ber 6.-An offcisl
report places the nun Der Of Agra
rian ouirages in LELAND during the
month of August at 1G5, including
one murder, ten cases of in imida-
tion, and SO cases o. sending threat
ening letters.
The crew was saved at the United
States signal station till the arrival
f the whalers Bowhead and Belve-
dere, which took them oil, except the
captain and engineer, who chose to
remain at tha station.
Arkansas
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 6.-Mr. Saack, |
the Repubii,an an nominee for Gov
ernor, who resides here and is very
popular, las carried the county. He |
viii doubtless lead tho Republican |
ticket N the state 800 votes. The
returns show an increased Demo /
cratic majority in the State ticket.
whose majority is larger than antici-
pated The grcenback vote is very
Gold.
Ell PAso, Sept 6-There is great
excitement here today over the re-
ported discovery Of gold quartz
worth over 100000 per ton, in the
Orgaa mountains, fifty miles away.
FratrEefde
LITTLE Rock. Sept. Ga Dallas
special to the Gazette says: Sam
ael and Harrlgan Rains, sons OF 10
seph 5. Rains, Grceuhack candidate
for Lieutenal Governor, had q
quarrel last ight over rse diylsion
If property left Them by their faith
n. Samuel shot Harrigan dead.
Vermont.
BosroN, Sept G-The latest re-
urns from Vermont give, in 105
owns, Barstow, Republican. for
Governor, 1905; Eaten. Democrat, !
96l; Martin, Greenbacker, and
catering, 766. Eighteen towns in
he First CongI essional district give {
,tewart, Republican. majority
yer all of 1851 Forty-nInc towns
i the Second district give Poland,
a majority over all OF
,725. The Legislature will show '
Repu blican majority. :
LArER--Dispatohes from White :,
liver Junction, VT, state the elec- =
on of Poland in the Second dis =
-ict is somewhat doubtful 81 towns :.
re to DC heard from in the dis :,
,ici, 13 of which, in Orleans coun y,
ave gone for Grant. !,
Probable Di aster. ~
FRANKFoRT, Mich, Sept. G.-Cap- =.
lin Matthews, of the life saving =
alton, reports having found, bot- q
I'M up, the side of a steamers cab :.
corresponding to the Anchor line
oat. The agent thinks the descrip- :
on does not tally with that OF their :,
0at. :,
DAdIANA makes the old young and p
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

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i'eciias. sn6 loss o. RaA sfI.sa =.
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WI r-ses-- of vou-hr.l infs-rs 4 .- ...-
c-'~S.'s s1fedF ceorrusa an.l 1.--.-1l...-.r
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.orlssrl-d.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

DAMIANA makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
Probable DI- aster.

FRANKFoRT, Mich, Sept. G.-Cap-
tain Matthews, of the life saving
station, reports having found, bot
tom up, the side of a steamers cab
in corresponding to the Anchor line
boat. The agent thinks the descrip-
lion does not tally with that OF their
boat.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

0swEGO, September 6.-The ninth
annual meeting of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Ufion OF the
State Of New York, convened to-day
with larger attendance than was
orrectad
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08
Nebraska

LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. THE
Labor State Convention
Yesterday had only about fifty dele-
gttes. Colonel J'aine, The chair
MN, addressed them on tn necessi-
ty Of controlli4g corporate power.
4 Stale ticket viii be no mated
Ihe Cholera.
MADRID, September An official
dispatch ON Manila states that
256 natives ard four foreigne.s, in
cluding tie American consul. died
there yesterday OF oholera.
E@yst.
ALEXANDRIA, Sent. IA cores
ponIe t Of the Netcs has obtained,
fl m most reliable sources. the exact
strcng 9Th Of Arabi Pasha's army. The
grand total is as follows: Inf4n;rs,
1860; cavalry. 1900; guas, 143;
rocket t,.bes, Is; Belo4ins, $3.50
KAssAssIN, Sept. The Egy ptian
loss i'll the OUTPOST affair was very
heavy. considering the brief Gufa-
ton OF the sk,rmish. Tails w&s Ly
far The most determined demonstra-
lion made by the enemy since the
battle of kassassin, and lnlicutes
The near approach Of decisi con-
fict.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

hEl tN ~ arts.s-s1sl.l l..r 4, -. ~.
1serl1-f-st- u-c12rcc. -a snr ans l.M.rss..
Sfoty'ns hg lrf-er. -r4rln- a. -.ra..,..r.l
so Sss. Co.'S 2, ,-l-lcat--s- selcr.T 60
The Phoenix herald., 1882-09-08

WARSAW, Wis, Sept. 7-The
Democratic Congressional Conven.
tIoa of the Ninth district nominated
Judge Ct. L. Park.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-18
Society Gossip.

lcnt has its effects. II has not forCibly
and rudely all social doingS suppress,
but il has among them stolen and softly
and quietly diSSIpated them. The city and
its people are too wideawake and busy
to give themselves entirely up to anything
either gayety or religion and with our citi-
ZenS, as q people, each is made secondary.
Just now the latter prevails and society is
Subdued. Lent is regarded as a good thing
by fashionable people, as it is an interreg-
mum. Ii begins in winter, and during
its continuance, they prepare for spring. For
the forty days they enjoy the chrysolis
state. to expand into spring butterflies at
Easter.
For many weeks the matrimonial market
has been exceptionally dull and fashion
able wedding mas been unknown. Present
returns indicate a continuance of this state.
There are several weddings hooked but all
on the quiet order. One ON next Tuesday,
en- Chapline street, aud one on wednesday
at the Second Presbyterian Church are
spoken of. with another ut st. Matthews
the week following All three will be
morning weddings.
On next Thursday, Miss Laura Harden
will entertain, at supper, the members of
the German. in honor of her guest, Miss
Mamie Cornell, Of Chicago. The enter
tainment will undoubtedly be "Swell, 4"
which word has recently been admitted
into polite society.
The Island Crowd" had a very ENJOY.
able trip, on Thursday night, TO Portland,
on the steamer Lucas. The new Hodgcn'S
mill has been completed and was turned
into hall room and thus dedicated. Re
freshmentS were served there and To- 10.
Kramcr'S best music. the hours were danced
away. Ii was just twenty minutes before 8
o'clock yesterday morning when the Lucas
touched the wharf on her return.
We Spin>ter Cooks" will not entertain
next week but have postponed their feast
until the week following
The German escorted Miss MARY
HouSer to the train yesterday. and saw the
last OF her rs she took her way homewarl.