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The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
WEDNESDAY,.

Ouray for Porter is all the cry n Arizona 1ust st present.
 Alex Harris went ont to Peoples Val ley this forenoon.
 Some, hioy over 5000 was realized yes .ertay at he whipple aucti9n sales.
 The Pbeni1 Gazette is ably edited Tn, cess" has clean clear he1f
 Tue Menlo Park of Arizona is Vii iams.-or the line of the 4. < p railroad
 The Democrats of this county are at work for all that IS out They nse printers ink.
 Regular daily trains nov run between Williams, ArEons and Albuquerque, \. NJ. Gen. 6eogs Orock the professional 4 pache tanner Nilf depart this week Tor Southern Ariz- ma.
 L Fisher aict good work yesterdav, ssing the goods of four officer.. amount ing to over SS.eoo ... ..
 We world commend Mess Rush & W els 10 our readers ss safe Counselnrs. They are old timers" aud don't ixget them
 Charles Montgomery and J. ". Clay have purchased from STr Powell O MosoHon mountain, 82S head of hne stock cattle
 Our Delegate in Cougres- left Tucson sev- eIaf days since for Prescott, still his shadow sppeaEeth not Porter has killed him.
 T Y. eshar Fin exhibited to our view to- cay, very rich silver ore from his Bender mine Oa Hula Oresk, Humbug mining dist,
 Mir MeIneruey has completed arrange aeu,z and gi.l h,r after run his buckboa-d so the Peek mine, where he has purchased Q livery stable
 The most beautiful toilets in Arizona were produced by whipple and Prescott ladies last evening in attendance at the Wilcox Crook banquet,
 AiPsrsOns having bills against the Re. cePtion Committee will please present them to Ar. ". C. Foster, at the count ingrosm of L Bashford & O. Major Cochran and two Companies % to l Plat,sburg Barracks, \. Y. anu General O. ] B. Wilcox with six companies of the same redment the 18th, takes station st Sockets Hsrbor The two accomplished daughters of Capt ! Esgan were iu attendance at the party last .vening. vhess they me, many warm ! trends. These young Misses are modest. i and models for young ladies totake e1a,opl. ! .c.a..
 Miss Anna C. Roberts. who recently esme to Present. from Springfield. nl.. has ! decided 90 remain here during tie faH. At tAe lequest Of a number ot ladies. Miss Retests will give lessons ia Wa-er-C Colo7s. l Ol and China fuiatjaz-sf the residence of 6. N Irgslls
 Tie Phen5z. :Ia-icopa County Democrat Aa- sasaeaaed. Nr. But, the edl,or made # 8 live paper while it lived The fact Of ,6e business is this-Arizona has ;oo many newspapers. Sel. out boys and go into sl- most any other specUl1.i.E and yoa viI! be better tZe5 next year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
THURSDAY.
See notiee of hOuse bod los ior sale.

See notice Of house aud lot for sale
 MT. Rodenburg has added a frst-cias
 chop house to his saloon business.
 The Arizona Pioneer, o; Chas Franklin
 is good paper and valued exchange w,
 hope he may make it pay.
 Prescott merchants should see to 1t anC purchase goods in the Eastern market, and thus help our northern railroad people.
 Henry Goldwater, frst-class business man, well-known to Prescott people, has started a forwarding and commission house at Williams.
 Mrs. Mefford, of West Prescott, keeps an excellent boarding house, which clear ly explains why she has such liberal pat ronage from city and country people. [ 4 great many good officers of the 12th Infantry take their departure from Whipple to- morrow morning for Madison Barracks, New York. We wish them pleasant jour- ney and unbounded prosperity in their new field of military labors. Coroner Simmons went out to the Hasss- yamper this morning for the purpose of holding an inquest on the body of man by the name of Linden, found dead. From appearances 1t is thought the deceased came to his death by drowning about month ago.
 Tucson newspapers have done much for that city, and their efforts are appreciated as evidenced by the very liberal support from the people thereof. The Star and Citizen both have full line of advertis- ing patronage and each issue 1000 dailies.
 X few days since, near Navaioe Springs, railroad bridge gave way, dropping the engine about 6 feet. H. L. Smith, fireman, was severely scalded, and died from the effects Mir. Hoffman, the engineer, was also severely scalded, and it is feared cannot survive.
 Although Clark Churchill was elected chairman of the Republican Territor' al Central Committee, we believe he ought | to have given way to man from south l ern Arizona, and it would now be well for him to resign in favor of man in Pima county. Churchill has had it long enough.
 It appears to us that some of our friends are going little fast in making investments at Williams. Prescott must be connected with the A. < P. railroad at a nearer point, and 1t will be, therefore don't go too fast The tunnel Is eight miles nearer Prescott than Williams, and still farther west we get to the line of the railroad much nearer than at the tunnel
 HOLD UPs. Not day passes, or at least night, but what one or more 'hold ups" take place Yesterday man by the name of Copenhaven was called to order and relieved of $50. This morning we hear that another gent was relieved of 8 very small sum of cash. Would 1t not be well for Nightwatchman Brown to cali an investigating committed Some thing must be done or else the highway element will proclaim themselves the GslcSsas
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
T0-DAY's NE Ts.
E, Gang has good hotel at Phenix.

E. Gang has good hotel at Phenix.
 Oury's campaign song runs thus, Porter
 don't floor me-"
 Marks Wollenburg arrived in Prescott to
 day from California
 What has Governor rritle to do with the
 apportionment, Dir Starl
 We hear of a few cattle having d ed in
 this county recently of black leg. Has Oury accepted the Democratic nomi-
 for Delegate to be defeated in Noyember1
 SAP.-At Phenix they have queer names, for instance, Millsap and Allsap.
 Friend Luke, of Pheni1, is rusticating in the Bradshaw mountains in company with his family.
 4 Mrs. Stevens from Apache county, passed to e ranch south of Prescott to-day with band of fine cattle.
 Where will we next find the genial Tom Cordisl A clerk in W. B. Hoopers iqnor house, little bird chirps forth.
 Frank Murphy has been on a trip to the railroad, where he made many friends. His election in N oyember IS foregone conclusion.
 Williams, on the A. < P. R. R.. 65 miles from Prescott, has 100 houses. and over soc population. Flagstaff has about the same number.
 The two deserters from Headquarters, Leacn and Brown, tlied their hand at forgery, etc, and were captured at Tue son. They now hold matinees in the Lowell guard-house
 Charley Shibell keeps the Palace Hotel at Tucson, iii which we observed an elegant reading room furnished with all the Terri torial papers. Attached is a sample room. restaurant with large dining room and 69 rooms for guests. Go and see Shibell.
 ThetruStees of the Prescott Baptist Church | give notice that the pledges l given for the removal of the church debt are now due. These pledges may be paid at the Bank of Arizona It will be a great | favor to the church if this is done at once.
 Gen. Crook will no doubt make his head | quarters, when Indians are troublesome in the field, and not in Tscson, WhIpple or any other place where he csl.'t be heard by l his subordinate officers
 As rule no more liberal paople can be | found than in Prescott, as the list If subs 1 to the recent reception will prove, all the way from to 50 But what show in the display of cheek does the proverbial gov mule have compared to the quasi. prominent gentleman who froze out s5 and then asked for four complimentaries, hey7
 Miss Clark, said to be master of dress making and 8 lady of exquisite taste in ar- ranging, fitting and trimming ladies ap- parel, has for the present taken rooms at the Williams House. Kelly X Stephens are putting up house for Miss Clark, and when completed she will be locsted just north of the store of the aforesaid firm, but for the present srlicits ladies patronage at he Williams House
 The Editor of the MINER extends thanks to the Phenix, Tucson and Tomb- stone press for kindly notices during his trip to southern Arizona. These people live in healthy, go-a-head section, full of wealth, enterprise and prosperity, hence feel kindly to all mankind, over looking ugliness, obstinacy and sectional ealousies of guests who visit them as often as once in each decade.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
The Monarch Cash House
B. BRANExEN,
p. j. B R A ~ MEN, |, FLA GSTAFT A T


 ffNh9toIT, A. FLAGSTAFT. A Respectfully inform public that We AT. DOW selling stock of GENTS CLOTHING AND WINTER GOODSat greatly reduced prices We have also fine selection of DRESS OvERCOATS for spring trade " complete list of SC PER1OR BUCKSKIN GAUNTLETS and GLOEES lined and unned; cloth and gloves and mens HAISA large assortment of the finest make from S 75 to S6.00 F ~'' " Small wares and toettes
 Pipes pocket knives and aHOUSAND ARTICLE toe numerous to mention. Our stock of GROCERIES PROVISIONS TOBACCO and CI GAR VINES BEERS and BlTTERS, continually arriving are of the best quality and selling lowest figures In addition We carry FLAGSTAFF STORE an assortment of DRY GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES, HARDWARE, &c kc
 Cur Flagstaff Wholesale Liquor and Cigar Trade l order tire growing demand carry in stock m small no large packages to suit whkies brades wines uaca rur gins St Louis Beers ALL OF BEST QUALITY at the lowest living prices FOR CASH
 With many thanks patrons for past fvors solicit n crease of public patronage. nAa P. B BRANNEN & co,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
Notice to Taxpayers.

Terri'oIisl and County Taxes ars now que aud ra. sb ihe d. sgrtd, hs office in h city of IT g. cor. Al 'az dus and uup Id on Mo V Ibs lit' of Dec, mber, 5S7, becon- de inGu-nt aud oeri! Sil te adv rIissd for ss snd the hSfu pef ceLi ded thereto JO> PHI r. MALKER,
 shsr [ e d Tax Con ctor. P-escot1, Lr,zoos Sent. G. Sz-Io
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
MARRlED:


 lss2. hyS. F. Miner, ]. P., tt hs resi- enca, MT, Walter W. Dunbar of ehst lace, to Mise Anna At kinson late oi aTl, Iuos.
 To Mir. and Mrs. Dunbar the MINER makes graceful bow, at the same time wishing them unbounded prosperity and happiness. together with long and pospeI . ous life, hoping that the daEs and bars that come to them through the rifle of years will be only those of pleasant recollections, and that upon the final wind up a substantial bar may present itself upon which they may find rest and comfort
 NILLER-Yo>T.-r'h residen nee of Joseph FhIe sep. 6ih, e2, Mir. Jchn " Miller Id Nj ga clara Yost were united in matrtn-oT ', by J dSs 4. D. Soyss. se.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Just received, by J. |. Fisher, 20 barrels of the famous "Jessee Moore" Whisky; also fine stock Cigars
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
BUSINESS LOCALS.

need few good laborers whom I will pay at the rate of 30es an hour.
 Sept. 6. JACK K-oF-ALL-rRApEs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
\EE ADV fbTI " Y.
Horse and f. i Fer &ale.

The -u.s and l I'' On Ac-orrl.rE -t.e-., krt.u as 'he Washington Er-nct pcopaT 7, is of red . sale at a HaTsain. For Ysft 'ulsr- iDgnire ci
 VI SIMMONS ST- n N lt-IuEOg Valley.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
Saturday, Sept. 30, 1882,

These drawings occur monthly Sundays excepIeuI uItder provisions Of an Act of the uenerai Assembly of Kentucky.
 The UuIsd states Circuit Court on MGleh slstr rsu ierec the icIcvlag dsc4s4nua:
 lst-TEat sha Commonwealth Distri. ou-iou GuInpsny is legal.
 2d-IrE d awinss are lair
 B,-Jns Company has now on baud lAss,Tt erve TuB0. Read the List of prizes for ths
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Dr, Gladwin, dentist, will return to Prescott the first of December next. iy24tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Annther large lot of shelf and heavy Hardware, just received at
 BAsHFnRp & Co.'s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Notwithstanding the large assortment of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes now on hand, we have 30 cases that have arrive which we will sell at the present low prices. L. BAsHFoRp & Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Clothing Clothing! A fine stock O ch ,ice goods, and warranted perfect it, at
 L. BAsHFoKD & Co.'S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

4 fine assortment If Iron, Stone, China, Glassware and Granite ware, cheap, at
 L. BAsHFoRD & Co.'S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

SPORTING FIxTUREs.-Gso. II. Curry In addition e his sndl,ss s'ock Of ewelEy has srdsd full line oi -hotguns, ammunition, plsois and sporting goods generally His stock is the est brought '6 his market. and warranted to give rsti faction. "iSo-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Ii you want your horse, horses. mule CT mules well cared for, go to L. c. Palmer's Plaza Stables a9tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
SEPTEh1 EEK DRA WING

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 WHOLE Jt@Gs.s, e.. a4LT I.CEETs, q. ZT TICEETa. SH. 5s TICCETs, SI0C
 Remit Money Or Bank Drait in letter, or send bv Express. DON'T SEND BY REeIs- rEEED LETlEP oR PCsToFFICE ORDER. Or der. Q! s5 ana upward, Dy express. cau be sent at our '~pense.
 R. Nj. BOARDMAN Courier Journal Building. LOUISVILLE, EY.
 Prescott. Nay. is.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

. For a fine saddle or buggy horse or rig go to the Plaza Stables of L. c. Palmer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

FoE SALE.-A pair Of fine work horses, apply to Ackers t Walker. 8 3t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Don't forget that we ere ceiling Drug. aud Medicines at actual cost.
 BasRFoRD & Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Galvanized Barb Fence Wire at
 .-- RasHRnpI, A Cn i,s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Fresh Groceries. Canned end Dried Fruits. all of the choicest, al
 RASHFoPD & Cos.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

1900 pair Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes, Slippers and Ties, to arrive in 10 days, direct from he East, to be soldcheap, by L. Bashiord 5 Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

All brands of smoking and chewing to- bsceo, and the best and cheapest cigars, at Bones & Spencer's. dI7F
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

For good livery accommodations, 20 | the Plaza Stables of L. c. Palmer a9tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

French Chocolate-A large consignment of finest quality, for -@le. wholesale, at ! L. Fishers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Anvil and Machine Drill for ssle cheap, by T. L Fisher
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Star Moline Clipper Flows beat them all for light draught and doing good work. All sizes at L. BAsKYoRD & Co. g.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Carpets The elegant assortment, in such beautiful patterns, are selling rapidly at the low prices, by
 BAsHFoED t Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08
LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the PostofRce t Prescott. A. T.. Seotemhsr Q I89o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

 and that upon the final wind up substantial bar may present itself upon which they may find rest and comfort
 MILLER-Yo>T.-'trhe resid,nce of Joseph FhIe SNp;. 6ih e2, Mir. Jchn W Miller a Id NJ ga lara Yost were united In matrtn-o-y, by J dss 4. D. l Soyss. -, se. BUSINESS LOCALS. l need few good labOrers whom I will pay at the rate of 30:.s an hour. Sept. G. JACK cK-oF-ALL-rRApEs. Dr. Gladwin, dentist, will return to Prescott the first of December next. jy24tf
 Just received, by J. L. Fisher, 20 barrels of the famous "Jessee Moore" Whisky; also fine stock Cigars. 
 Another large lot of shelf and heavy Hardware, just received at BAsHFoRp & Co.'s Clothing Clothing! 4 fine stock O :h ,ice goods, and warranted perfect it, at L. BAsHFoRD & Co. g. Notwithstanding the large ass'rment of Mems and Boys Boots and Shoes now on hand, we have 30 cases that have arrive which we will sell at the present low prices. L. BAsBFoRD & Co. 4 fine assortment af Iron, Stone, China, Glassware and Granite ware, cheap, at
 L. BAsHFoRD & Cos Ii you want your horse, horses. mule or mules well cared for, go to L. O. Palmer's Plaza Stables a9tf For a fine saddle or buggy horse or rig, go to the Plaza Stables of l.. C. Palmer.
 
 Galvanized Barb Fence Wire at
 BAsHFoRD & Go. E. For good livery accommodations, 20 to the Plaza Stables of L. C. Palmer. a9tf County Warrants-Highest price paid, by !. L. Fisher
 F. Finest California Cream Cheese at Her zOg's. ml6 Carpets The elegant assortment, in such beautiful patterns, are selling rapidly at the low prices, by
 BAsHFORD t Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

County Warrants-H Highest price paid, b !. L. Fisher.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1882-09-08

Please say Advertised"
 T. W. OTIS P. M.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-13
INSIDE THE WHITE HOUSE.
Different Methods of Keeping
House BY Different Kinds
of People.

CFrom the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.]
Mrs. Stover, the daughter of An
drew johnson, was most thorough
and excellent housewife, and by the
perfect order and management of
the establishment won reputation
for domestic talents that q New En-
gland matron might envy.
Mrs. Grant was altogether the best
housekeeper the mansion ever had,
and the most of her eight years was
spent in devising how to patch, turn
and make presentable the well worn
furnishings, since so much of the an
nual appropriation went to the roof,
the water spouts and the plumbing.
Mrs. Grant left the house in the
most perfect condition, with every
thing spick and span, scrubbed,
cleaned and polished about il, and
gave a written inventory of every
article, from the kitchen traps to the
rags and crippled furniture of the
garret.
Mrs. Hayes left things more to the
care of the servants during her four
wears, and during the illness of Mrs.
Garfield and afterward the death
siege of President Garfield, the
place ran itself.
1t was like cleaning the Augean
stables to briug the house to proper
condition for President Arthur,
and that fastidiously neat gentleman
gave some very decided orders
when he first inspected the white
house from top to bottom with a
view to residence. When it was
scraped and secured, cleaned,
papered and furnished afresh, Presi-
dent Arthur entered into Lis do
main with some reasonable compla-
cency. He was ushered into his
own private room, poem of care
fully-blended tints of robins egg
blue and maroon, touched with dull
gold and bronze, and then it was
found that there was not q towel in
the white house stores. The. stock
had diminished and then disap-
peared after President Garfield's ill
ness, and his successors first official
act was to command the purchase OF
those necessary appliances to ciyili-
zation before he could dry his
hands.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-13

ASIDE from the control of the
Egyptian revenues in the interest of
the bondholders, England knows
that the safety of the Suez canal, her
highway to India, would be endsn-
gered If not destroyed by the depo-
sition the Khedive and the estab-
lishment of q government distinctly
under the surveillance of Turkey.
It was the reported threat of Ourabi
Bey to blow up the canal which i'm
parted sudden energy to England's
Egyptian policy and led to the or
dering of the Channel fleet to Alex
andria, and which is the excuse for
dispatching large force of marines
England could afford to- abandon
Egypt if her withdrawal did not
jeopardize the control of the canal,
but the establishment of a govern
ment at Cairo, identicatal in interest
and policy with the Porte, would
make the free passage to India a
source OF constant anxiety both to
her military and commercial inter
ests. 1t is a curious fact, in this con-
nection, that England assumes pre-
cisely the attitude in respect to the
Suez Canal which she criticised the
United States for maintaining in
respect to the proposed Isthmus Ca
nal.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-13
THE STATESMAN has noted briefly

THE STATESMAN has noted briefly
the candidacy of VIM Fl. Lessing, of
Tom Green county, and now the
district attorney of the thirty-third
judicial district, for the Office of at
torney general. We should have
added that his claims will be urged
before the coming Democratic con-
vention at Galveston by many ear
nest friends, and that his support as
a Democrat will be extended TO the
nominees of that body. Mr.. Lessing
was one of the youngest members of
Hoods brigade, and is one of the
most dangerously wounded survi-
vors OF that heroic command. He
Is well known in this state as an able
lawyer and an energetic and
successful district attorney in the
nine counties composing the thirty
third district In that capacity be
has met with criticism only from
law-violators. HIS section of the
state has notas yet been represented
on the state ticket for any office OF
importance, and as that section has
more than doubled in wealth and
population in the last two years, and
has before it q great future, its
claims to representation on the
ticket should not be overlooked.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-07-13
APetrified Corpse.
TPhiladelphia Record.1

While the grave-digger of the
Philanthropic cemetery at Passyunk
road and Tasker street was exam
lining a number of bodies the other
day, preparatory to the opening of
Tasker street through one corner of
the grounds, he upturned curiosi-
ty which, for a genuine surprise,
threw even Yorick's skull in the
shade. The object which the spade
brought to the surface was petri-
fed human form that had laid
in the earth tor forty years.
1t was the body of a
two-year old child and had the
frame been carved out of Parian
marble it could not have been nearer
perfection. The workmen and curi-
Gus persons looking on stepped back
aghast but DeHart, the grave-dig-
ger, merely rolled his quid over in
his mouth to get leeway, and re-
marked, "Father used to say that
some people were too d-n mean to
mingle with the earth, and 30 when
they were tossed under the sod they
petrifed but 1 guess this juvenile
will rather stagger him.