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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that on the first Tuesday, the sew
enth day of November next. at the
Curry Engine House, in Carson City, in
the county of Ormsby and at the old
POstOffice Building, in Empire City,
in the county of Ormsby. an election
| will be held for State, County, District
tO-wit:
l Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Congressman.
Supreme Judge.
Clerk Supreme Court.
Secretary of State.
State Controller.
State Treasurer.
Attorney General.
Surveyor General.
Superintendent Public Instruction.
] State Printer.
Judge 2nd Judicial District Court.
State Senator.
Assemblymen.
Sheriff.
/ County Clerk.
! County Assessor.
District Attorney.
L County Treasurer.
l County Recorder.
/ County Superintendent of Schools.
l County Commissioner dong term.
I County Commissioner (short term).
l Justice of the Peace, Carson Town
ship.
Constable, Carson Township.
l School Trustee dong term) Carson
Township.
! School Trustee short term) Carson
Township.
Justice OF the Peace, Empire Town
ship.
l Constable, Empire Township.
l School Trustee dong term Empire
Township.
School Trustee short term) Empire
Township.
Which election shall be opened not
later than eight O'Clock A. NJ, and shall
continue until six O'Clock p. NJ. of the
same day.
The ballots to be used at said election
shall be of good quality of white book
paper, 10 inches long by AZ inches in
width. The names thereon printed
shall be in bourgeois or BREWER capitals
the designation of Office in BREWER or
nonparel, and the form of printing
shall be on the left margin of the ballot,
HDated this End day of October, 1882.
NJ. ID. HATCH,
Clerk Board of County Commissioners.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24
COwardice Well Punished.

The Daily Report is glad that
the jury in the case of Marie
Prescott against President Tou-
sey Of the American News Com
pany, has rendered a verdict in
favor of the plaintiff for So, 900;
and we only wish the sum had
been larger. There are always
lot of low scoundrels, hanging
around theater lobbies and street
corners, who boast of intimacies
and favors with and from &C.
tresses, and lie as they boast.
But they are always irrespon-
sible, poverty-stricken loafers,
unworthy of personal notice and
intangible through the medium
of law suit. When, however,
their inuendoes and insults are
given currency by a newspaper
proprietor the slanderer should
be punished promptly and
soundly.-StockReport.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24
A QUESTION ANSWERED.

A correspondent of the Chron-
ic1e from Washoe county asks
why Controller Hallock has sud.
deuly changed into a railroad
man, and wants railroads as
sessed $4,000 instead Of $l6,-
600 a mile. The question is
easily answered. When Mr..
Hallock appeared before the
Washoe county Board Of Equal
ization he told the attorney for
the c. P. that if he would agree
to the uniform valuation of $l0,-
600 a mile throughout the State
he would be satisfied. This
would raise the valuation one
million of dollars. This is why
he was willing to accept $4,000
a mile valuation, and the cor
respondent has left out the rea-
son to make political effect. In
Humboldt county the assess
ment, $4,000 a mile, was raised
to $4,000 through Mr.. Hallock's
complaint. This is all there is
in the point attempted by the
Chronicle. What he did was in
the capacity of private citizen,
as he has no control officially
over railroad assessments. He
appeared with complaints before
every Board Of Equalization in
the State, but desisted from fur
Their work because the county
Boards refused him their CO.
operation, and he had no law to
compel them to do anything.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

The other night when Beecher
was vending his way toward
Plymouth Church a delegation
from one Of the political central
committee rooms accosted him
and asked if it was true that he
intended to address the congre-
cation on theological subjects.
The Reverend gentleman as
sured the committee that the
rumor had Doubtless originated
in the thoughtiess talk Of some
of the congregation. He would
preach a regular straight out
political sermon, and in no way
interfere with the theological
differences of the day. The del
egation returned to their rooms
considerably treasured.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

Says the Philadelphia Record:
Eastern shippers who fret over
freight rate Determinations don't
know the full meaning Of the
words, they ought, in order to
become fully posted, to open
branch houses in San Francisco,
and make a few special rate
contracts with the Central Pa
cific. One of the conditions of
these agreements is that the
party receiving special rates
shall not sell goods to any per-
son or firm that has its mer-
chandise shipped by sea or by
any route other than the Cen
trail Pacific.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

In the last official report of
the Postmaster General it is re-
corded that the Reno Postmaster
was fined for neglect to make up
his quarterly returns. From the
way mail matter is delayed in
that office it is evident that the
P. M. at Reno needs further
fining.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

The Enterprise editorial, which
so utterly demolished Cassidy's
speech, should be printed in
pamphlet form and circulated
in every town in Nevada where
Cassidy has spoken or proposes
to speak.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

William III. Vanderbilts
wealth measured IN gold would,
it is said, weigh ninety-three
tons. The same estimate puts
his income at 81 per second,
which is the average wages OF
a workingman for a days labor.
Yet he is afraid to risk $4,000
on a horse race for fear he might
lose it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

The only thing that the Cali
fornia farmers now have against
oleomargerine is that is more
palatable than the wagon grease
that they run into moulds and
stamps "XXX Dairy"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-10-24

Wells bored il the Carson Valley and
vicinity result in constant flow Of
good. soft water, which never freezes in
the coolest or fails in the dryest weathet
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
WfrNF F~u...

firr-pol scarce.
 SFhc Fad. and 0all.a are qui.a slippery.
 Aiberia~riu. \ N. has live :ley,y4pers. Tae ni,t'.-' has au.r-J :.r H-r.rn.. laie.
 The L.'n crc~A-rs az re--.as .a.'tn; faces
 Nrssr.. Crd.o. a.l EAq.a sesarued last ese:i.Er irp.n tls Dos,;is .rt.,c
 oa,y 23."2o iaa,.j. : :..i-., l,.: Pres C''t Tor >.Hie.s c....' N-s.,....E.
 TE~r' V. La ..p .- ..v, Co: tae sun darin. is-., IL, ra,. ,,. e-c~r 2:,y I7. sll the second go. -lp
 Aue'ipn,-r I..aer SIS t,.a.prr,v at Whi.r,. Drg"t 8 tilt i,. co; horse, and IWulp,
 Tle drat' B t-r4l; l.. the Case of Henry Hal. r,u- :as dJy 70, execution ": re!t- tsaHr f,r February lc. l5S'. Ta, de:v,rci to the sheriff t"-,,ay.
 F, r iVh,, p,.tmt,t.r at Ciii4o valley. is m town from that place lie brought m lrad of batter
 The demand for seats az Currvs store is very h!isk, and rcw!ei ihouse for the l.st lnTformance oi l4Ha:o.e is assur- ei
 Nec.ai L.eateasat Evans. 0: Whipp,s. has been ,ro'uated t, tle F.r>t L,-,itcusncy, made 'ac--.; hy tte te.-h 2 Lie,.r. i!icn {, few d,}, s.s.
 TH..-cn iusaes 2: ,r.n ;-'. .. n. santa hAU, cuuEtrs dgru.' rac l;.- .'ri-u. -rIAe- th.nS t.ia' t.- Hot h,ppcn.I before at this sea.'T ". r.l- yc1r '"r '. ipug trn, 4 ren,l-,! C,ur1 Marta las been cllied {. ;o rns,t at f.r, ils he ID. r"~sd.y J.u uar, :l, i.s the tr,al ,f ,,.r;, .el. 1isa- i..sv hc iicV,;!y irlu@l, before q.
 A pr.1, hcht vas tou.Lr at Denver on the ,7fh. betv,.-n t. Wal" anlJoLu Lsc.. The :-h: La, vo', " the latter. both men Icing badly LrU.c&, ,nl wi.l be cunfnei Co ,ir le,l- fpr -,me tim,.
 Tho Al.14udsr n.'as. .. ,;-..n,svil,r, Ne county Nv: h.. be,a fo.i :" F.,I,n4ud Ian |snt. for su Eastern company; f"s the s;nn of :o.G,ceo. The money N.s paid down in one cheek
 Slclshins l' all th. rar. n Fresc,rt, and the "'ly thia-' " nu-s ,r tGe se.,!sEa sack. u is . s.a.,.ie IT ti.' Hu'.i- IG,n cf Prescott (" ai'"H tge .ils to vcriale "ut i.:t t!t,. cold ai ,.lti,rH, "ne. No~ i. t!. t.ac to th'"w rp a s'n5l. i.'it, g.r!,.
 t l.. Nro!;,r i.-s carpenters busy a, ""-i. pUi'!G- la,.a ;. Lev .li-r. K on he Irr:Ei-.s, I=s d.a,. uo..a rt .u, office. IE's s;"'id have h.eu attended, to long asu, great d''l ". annoyancr md ncr:l, cIl,sIice hs'''g 'r-.''.uci 'o pelos;IiSps who have Llr t' ;i.,,e. this ,,4v.
 Sa''c.Ihe:s [" tAy ;,l<rR n E.'..vs c-'9.'y @at .-Ez t.., aa. ,t tae Mu..,, |. rs.te, st.'. car'.a.H ot uat .ec..viu. tso,, I'ai'rrr, anI ve .rs t,i.i ti..-t l,s.a.II . ray secN on tae ~a5E, ln1te crau.!aei p,pe. .- fsr r.'.tits la "a. E,..orn ,.;stesasl S,u.i.. rrn Ar'z r:i- NJ. Fl, e.. p!es.s lp,1 n.t, the a,;.cr:
 A--1. >n:asc. ,rra .ni D.v.i,.n. the l'srres "'' s.tI'ee :s.a. Bls Uu. Muu- day morning f.r P,-,..;.. h.l. sl..l.... .b,,, WY n ;.o sa"N on L.aS Creek. s.ri,c
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
JUDGE LYNCH AGAIN.

Another nue uf those dep,or.blc affairs. n tend 6, ta.ow ci, .iz-ti.n i,t, aIi ti.e a...ss %: b.go.sisa. o-ea.-gJ na r.. i.ue ,- i,@ At.Lj.. d i-..li.- r..' .. .f.n' ' '.-:. He pel:,:I.,r, -. S, i.... ..-... are a> follows:
 4 Iaau named Ani-.- .. eD... .-d u.l tie rad, had he c..;.ae :, ..,..ty ,,,.,.rs so.on from ann ~a,p. .a p..a -, .a.l .~.ri,ji. ... ps- N ' c- .s. ..ss Illne wc are u-., -...... ..-..... 90. ...- -eu.,y l.,g..a, and on 1s.u, "e,as.. co. the ,ueft, he admitted ;o aac.as t.e u,uey, In. c,>'.n-,i Jh., -.s ..J .ouDo - promised [, r-toru i,. .. .,.i ..sg ..... d -...s This apg,src (, s.-.s... A.!--s-l. .....-leed t, It ths llatJ z trt. Hat tutn; the cay he and TWO ,ta,r i..... :.-i.s ...s ,. ad Pre,.tzlov cttae.-t t't-t..-. .. .A.o aaI went to the place Taere WIS cia- P.oyoj, ani having rr'cirsi 4 g.p- and other necessary a1..-,es t",a . i4 on, and hung him .p a .scr \ werr.4 was made ou, bsfass H. 4. Ky, justice of t!le peace, and ,lsced iu the s.l.l. of Constable Peter son. who aTresJcl -iAs tIres leader, and broHSh themt' Prescott yesterj ,y afternoon and placed ;h,m m tho county jail, where they ars now c.mhnol awaiting trial Al the l,aIJ.c, cuug-IEcl ale .'Gc..;s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
TUESDAY.

Jake Marks is suffering from sever, cold
 Several freight teams arrived in town to day from 3ia1i9oP,.
 We have heard from Mr Charlss ". Beach. 3ir. Democrat.
 !. IS rp,r.e3 taat snow fe .s thc dcptl Of - n.h-s ac Biz Bag
 Ths California Ina! zA- ,our nous lat, to-day, owing to heavy roads.
 iion Pat Hamilton, of the Democrat, i. confined to lis room with sickness.
 C. P. Dale and wife, and Alfred AIler are expected III Prescott next Sunday.
 Plenty of work for unemployed parties on the liue O: the k. H., at SlIenfelds camp
 Messrs Carpenter aad Reed returned ta- day from the mining districts south of town
 sfa.t disappearing and mud is tskine l.s gieee. f.e syGpathizs oith the resi- dents oi Goose Flat
 HuSl White and ". II. Saulsbury, nair contractors, gre ROW in tie territory look ing after tleir interests
 ,IHd9e Cate and Al Sra,.s returned yes terday from Tiptop. The snow hal falls1, when they left, l. the ds;f hof ;wo inchss
 Qrfe-a disturbance tro.; nlace in oae of t!Ir ssl,ons lsst n:-bt, Gat iIi. which Ia ngcr- zeslous he.llserent ~ss ba,!iy puI1:n.!led ui..
 Mir. Bacon, cattle ~i..,r al Fo-t Erck has recsived c'u irsct to suPply Shcnield' 5 caIap, on the F. F r.:.. cattle d: : cents per pound on foot.
 1h. Ninches;cr gaiDc- in Co-ilise gre creating quite str in he mining world They are new discoreries. and as,ay from :3,1 to sie0 to the ton f,'Gi tse grass roots down.
 Tue material for tho Democratic paper reached Iron Spring yesterday. and n.ay be expected ir toRu by to-I:urrUr. The lirs, number will I'robably Js issred in about two weeks
 The Prescott Feed Tar in W's,t Prsscot; -jis. bSsn rs-opene1. hy Nss,r. S-h,rnick ( Bent, two energetic youls nIe.l. Persons wishir. good treatment for their animals .weuia do well iu giving them . c-ll
 Louis "unsc's, s, enc tune in the employ of John kAibic ss brewer, returred last week from B,!'e Cal. pl-re he has been for tive nr three years. He tells IS that Ho.lie ]. oi,e oi th. duties. tuvhs il Cali f"lnia. ..nl thinks AI:loa. ;a5 coming country.
 Messr. Sauf,Ia, Smi,h aa1 Doriison. mail carrier. laft Bis Bug y,s:ctj4v 5"r Prssco.t. nsvid,pn on l".seh.,-I .ltd the former gentlemen ou loot. Davidson Tsaci.ed tonB m the afternoon. bar the others have nDt v,i made thsr appearance snd It iS prrsgn.; they have been lost in the snow ol he ;i-ii. Davidson s.sited out th.- morning n search pf them.
 ,Ia'acs Eoshrreuel., the l.o!nar Superin- tenG"i.t of ih. Muatta anal l!hc. lett s>y- era! vcoks ega fa:. California, snd ith0ut a word to ai. many Arizona friend. ;sak unt. himself q bettcr-hsi'. with v,,,.m he rc turned q .'.cs.alt last v-et, where tltey hereafter iD'cUi "a reside. I",'stier NiJh nulacEoGs friends tte INNER wish ihe i.tFTly -n.I.i,l eo"rlc l"ns a'ii prn,pcro.s career "f uraaorei happiness and aay the shoals and Io,'hs o!..G encountered on the matr,moa.al s-. never ri.r ihcir Inar.tal voyage tar"vgl li'-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
Or S <. G!adw!n. Dentist.

1h.. 5,r''elaan ;s 'n visit to Ailzon2 Tcrritoiy. an3 v.li sio,d a few weeks at F., sat. wlh bs taAi at tie Waldo House, wheIe Ac .il! Le ,,rcp.rcd to do a!l knjs vf ltst-llsss operations in dentistry Having Lai twenty h'e years experience in h.s p9otoss.ai. and conyer,an, with all la,s Improvement. H. thz at, he feels warranted in sAying tL.t 10 vii dp all l.. lron.is,.. Teeth extracted vithe.lt io.E
 Ke refers by perr.i~<,':r to tio ir!i,win. :: San Frsncisco -cut',m-n: Judge G,o1ss Turner, Rev. \. | ,,.... D. C, Jui.y Jas Wheeler, Wln f McAlaf.r M Il. U.L. Van NIac,.. H. D. j.,.e ho5n Fyir4l. Cl T. NJ Easroy, S.a-r A.s, I. T, also Co @oy G"s.,r lion. I.naid E,Lh. Geo A. Tgealo-l. Proi. Hal-ae a,j many ,t,.-ls m tle Te;g!tp.v.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
FLEaEO2

The tickets for tG. ffst -,ri-e ut ":n4f,io ye.sormanccs agc mos, lri sale a; scvcIiI ui ;ho tusiness Tl-c'- a:a@aj .tr"n, and the la1 sheet Hl.. nt n:.cu t.-:g.rroa ~ CUrry- i.HcIiy s,ore. Eas' -:... ..s th= pi.z.. aheI.. a oLqiee oi seats Inat b. ...5 u,rm a3uli- cation. l.e seasra ticket, far tis a,i les a ..l cost - eaet. cro'.luE the holder l.. reserved Seat oi,'ior' cN;i1. char~e Ticket. ;o any single performance Will cost Sl. ard a reser,ed seat jD cca;5 e4tr7, Tho ,',,:e .sene'y ha. teen fci '...,-l -'''' ss,or,' nes '-'--''-,5 0i. re pre,,.nr..i of vhieh mention "iI hereafter b. gwen. cr.c- osl- l,., beer.
 --E-.,. r"i- liooUcuor. and plnaf.r, "iA '. ,arcL cu'iIe t'.ip.- ,r....i.,v, v,l-;.ti nal ccii-l.', n.4l. .i np; ,N,-., tlo n!l
 "IH'.f which r.l'--.,. '.. ... ve.-> a' H-e1-. l..- -.-.-s ..t ,r, .... ...f ,.''.' it"..'. '. .. 3.u.;,t .. ....f .---..af rI.a,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
For @j2nslau-lIteT.

Ne notice in the Prescott. Arizona, Miner, ali account of Ihe cJnvicti"h If H~zekiah ".rtin of nausau-ktcr, for the killing 0: Jerry Maher, al Bill Williams mountain, for which he received 2 sentence of four years ani siI months in the pel.itentiary. A former resident of Lake county, near Pais- ley. by the same name, Is now n tha: sec :ipn of Ariz na. Can it he ho whom every body knew here as Ri Psrtin!-State Line II rali, Laseview G., Oregon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
E. utal Murder.

The Pin4l Dill tells of brutal murder cp.hH'ited Id that county at the construction camp ,i rbr Pn-! Con. Co.'S Road On Fr.day. t..e 0.u, Wm. I'eraiIs, who hii n;y b-cn lu ,alrT '! lee days, and F.. = Stephens, generally known as Tex got iut"a dispute Over c game of cards. As Perkins v.s leav- lgs tle cgap on the following mornir: stephens c,4n. up to him, drew {, knife with cut any warning aud cut him clean aoross ths ab pdiIen, so that death ensued imme- dia;.v. The murderer. who previously bore the repu'ation of being very hard ca.o Is still ar iare,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN WISHING CONPOUKD

DEAR uAD4~:-Tie sbovs Frersratisn one taa, should comn.od your immaculate attention fer ssrsnl reasons, S few OI NlIcli wr wlil here enuIaeTsL-:
 BECAUSE | saves ners tnas hsI the labor ef washing, and the oTusry caring est prcss-s sf rAs- bfnE clothes to Diece. Cs a boarc
 BECAUSE A Sashis. that uss.ly takes Ess s.>4 morning iill niid sit ty tss cd p.Gsss Ez3 bs conn hv hli!p st ter, as e.otses s.i ts az, ths hou-s 2OUd crer sa ccInc.-tace Tor tAs esy, and h. family saved tro.a ~ashis s-1-y aZzsy1Ise-
 BECAUSE. 2lsssd cf havns boiling water ca tks stove fo- ;hres EOu:s .inly ssll ins e!st sr i've nliu thereby sfvriz nearly fsar-Eftks sf As iGeI and tic yeIs:ion O. ire. studs and steaE.
 BECAUSE rso c.nt.' Usrth of the Compound VII d. a the Wssnia. l-sss fslniy. 2rd tas as'hse Ei !1ok ~h Ter s4 cs~ser taaI II w.sssa Q tie e1 pro ess with the tes. Of soaps.
 BECAUSE Fine lIuan i.ces sEl cAnbries. wiaisA haze o-, n trgOE aslic account of stains, 5s rcstofed reir Ot paI wheuess sEd rich ssd de&i- cst- garments vElci have oecoin. too nuea ~sEn ts -t c further ECpb-E may De vsshst D sts p-ccssS without JAe slightest wssr.
 BECAUSE T. is -h bes: a-1ici. I17rn for removing Cr=sse, Faint and Stains erd Tor prints ssd colores ,-IrCcl G--.Ta5e, a- if iii.lt-Sz and aKss T al.d i,t tp iniHrS ,!- fabric
 ai, Ty S.l4.',T. j, ,. excellent iol "O5ies goo3s and 1.Ia-.s.
 Ne have Is!ar,,d age:lt fo caryc-s your neigh toEao-e. -ni ie-'s supply oi t4is r eraEanSn for Ir @ d ss rrs'es, ri.sI ycu give the free E1nps iiiIu--4-- rr1a: q oa possibly cai do sv
 UG s.lHi ',iIi leave s) ct1t bon a risl sample pae4.-v aIrh In. ,EEople wfl be sufaesat Ter .I,..--s ug aLG Cit u t!Hes Tor two vssaiBSs .,. -..-..' --- 4 st.t.iy ci CT hCS easIl, 'l.'at- di4ti iACN ,Tchi ! sSN!Ut, IL soap I' saving cf clJtAes, s | raves all ,As -ug. NrI-.I uoe. Eiuls tI a9,ttv! ;t.Aa sstlsl -...i
 az B.. -,z,,E -E sEE COMPOUND NOT To IS-
 ...,- .LUIHi.,G jN THE LEAST.
 I-rS.. I- co A O.AGl IJr len d-Js ih ro- .,. gl 4.yIIis4 t--l I,.'ity ulIrr oHs
 -s1 s-ldz tnO! !JuGi..y !Iu-SG -4, LI4...- te -JJOyg -lI1i.a1 lees Ect -C-Er-. isy II iI. tLls wsy jICGe fer yourself. Ja.- tE S-l c0liiErv GGy te@so.scz person ih-, It v..! EoI 70. tA- cIo.be=. is- iL,usepds or weekly tJ tL- acsl of ~asI-is t4iS ri.r,Lps, LUs ;Ei- e.EC.y- suse 6Es i t..>a-s Cs 7, S-.sec. that To va hing l:.. CJ tt vUiA Ic;.u l. aud VII 4itiis 0O-sLs s.. sJ t t t ,t-eD-E ed erici- i.!, ou tly les 2.-Io.lli.. oa4 3srIi VIII C >Jtn Viii. iL- C,t stu >ii py you 7S.tt .-es. ,F t-sii.y e lNJttn s.S ts sE. :- 4i. rFs-' 5 --l- et .a '-s,A.
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 THANK 2. LLI-s < co, Sole Assnis.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20
To Days News.
Pinafore January 24, 26, and 28. il7.
Te1egraphic-
AZ. F. EXTENSION.


 HoUsroy, TEx., Jan. l9.-A contract has Jecn signed for the extension of the Hous. ton tt Texas Central to connection with the St Louis X San Francisco road. The first through freight train from San Fran cisco to Houston arrived yesterday over the International railroad.
 ARRESTED FOR INVASION.
 DENVER. Jan. 19.--The Tribune's Santa F. special says: Last week Lieut.. NcDon- ald who h,s seen scouting along the south crn border with twenty scouts, trailing for Mana .nl ..is Apaches crossed he border iutJ Chlhathua and was arrested by the ..se.c..u .lJhori.ies. H. i..s been taken to ..iau.aga city for trial for invasion The .-s .-,- o-eu rep5sgz; L. .a, n.i DeI,lr.- 4-..,.
 STEALING HORSES A D CXG>.
 Governor Sheldon received iatyI.n4., II this morning that 90 head of hYrses pnd oxen from freight teams were s.o!en between SA.ke.asare 9ni Dietend"-; Wells, n ; ,ati,tl E-s nex ou. I q, n.5 ...4A a-..,-...r t..e .n.eg.s .-tso ..4.. s- . c.-4Y~Hy ,i -sI-.t., az
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 Passengers-L $. W..,n, .i T..oa- lough and Mary Hcndof Frcight-N. F.. 1900; Basllford, 9.3OO.
 We visited the Prescott Theatre to-day aud saw the ship scene which has just been completed for the performances of PinGfore next wesk. In the language of the Opera, ''our saucy ships beauty" In the hands of our local scene painter, Mons Emanuel. the good ship Pinafore is very faithfully portrayed, and with the uew costumes of the sailors 1t will be a very fine pi picture. The rshersals are being conducted very satisfactor. nd everything isprogressing smoothly. be sure to come yourself and bring y0ur sisters. cousins, etc. etc. and if you run short of company, why bring your n othe"-in- law Or sweetheart
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

hrCrIoN.-J. L. Fisher VIII sell nax: S-,'.r'iay, lnuaFy 21st, a; hls Auction House six eases If granite and tinware, consisting II pat ". Fry tans. Coffee Pots. Pai... Bucs cts kettles, Plates etc, also {. lot ot OI Paint ius,In elegant gilt frames, 50I30 Two c,,", Il Boots. Crocke.ywaro, CupDpar,ls and q L'r[e stock e: NrldrIes. il7-lt.
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inc pub,ic x Ter ely notified that lou h 2 D 7 .- nD lpiiye. ..i uly 9 sp ' an IS nbt auJH'r!:,d tV contract I.i.i, ,, mess ou my accuani. J. l. SIgHs.
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PILES! PILES! PILES! A e. U.,E CURE F.U,yD AT LAST.
 NO CINE AELD SUFFERl

sure cure fcr Iliud Ils-ing Itch ng srd cer- sd lie- be-. q ( " b. h. zu 1,s remedy, called Dr i.iaI.'- ' dIaI Uintnlei single .as cured the EoIst chrome Cf Z5 J ysasS T:aJ GI. z. NO CBc ntcd F,I HTe u.iuUt after sp iyInG ihis wcnaeI!Ui ss,il:Ig I.e;ierIne 1.DtiJl--, lus'TCIlsLt- e.,t U-.l- l.-Ie rI than good. NilSI.'s Il :G. It .l'-ofls tse a-yz :he iltei-' ;:cLn2 trcrlcu--' st nIrh sft 2 tuH9 VA Iu III ned a,"s cU-tC', .lV's lErtsIt aud pelssc rei-Ir A pared oty p-lJs- i;ch lag Cf he I iS2'e p!gs, and fer T. -tA.E4 else.
 Cad s tue H ' <. . .g N f Elryc,aIl, about I'- V i .1a'- nd Tv 2 '- n.eIt: have used Of Pile Cures and affords pleasure to sag t.j Lave never fcaid anything which gave such imrn d. te and perlnartI.t r,ef Dr. Williams IT, dian OII t-snt.
 To. -als ? al clussists. mailed r.cep; of price, Sl,'3.
 HENRY x CO, Proprie;o,s,
 CLETELiND, C.. McG; rt.y & ts12rno. Whol sale ga-ts
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Virgil Earp Is reported hy the Tombstone Nugget tu be in very week condition and h.s dcA;h Is mpmeutarily expected.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

tre.A candies, nuts anl Chri,tnas good sst arrived a. nouea 2 SpeuLer's. dI7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

Secure your seats for Pinafore at an carl: date; for saie at Curry's jewelly store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

L|Sr.--Note- drawn in favor D. r. Kim hal!, OH November 70, 1881. i": tho sun of Sl01 Payable in thirty days Signed by H. II. Reeves, Jas. C. Wiley. H. C. Cas.y.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

Hon. |. \. Trlttle, the coming man, is in TucSln.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

il, cGeapert place ,o buy stoves and Is at fEEDERIcK S HILL Tin Shop
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

Fresh lemons, lines, oranges, apples and lear., 25 cents q pound, at Bones (. Sncn o.r's ;,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

E,ic,iy furnished rvono for rent by the day. week CT month. Apply to Joseph EI!c, corner Willis and Montezuma streets.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

Soc east of character for Pinafore in aao,Lo- column.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-01-20

All brand. "f snaaihg and chewing t0 L-'c", a"t the best and cheapest cigars. al Bones Y SPcHcer's dl7*