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Tammany and Irving Hall, but ii was
decided in the Committee to admit the
New York delegations on the following
basis OF representation County De.
mocracy, rs 4; Tammany Hall, q Irv-
ing Hall, 10.
The platform arraigns the Republican
majority in Congress for failing to re-
duce the taxation of the country, and
favors such tariff as shall best serve
the interests Of the people of all classes;
condemns the RIVER and Harbor Bill;
declares that III nominating the Secretary
OF the Treasury for Governor is
seen the alarming power of the Federal
Government to control State elections ::
holds the Republican Administration
responsible for unredressed wrongs
upon foreign born cltiz ms; charges
that the Republican party in the
State has refused to renominate
its Governor because he dared to use
the veto power against the demands Of
the dangerous moneyed clement of the
State iavurs local self government of
cities, and favors the pas q 20 of gen
eral laws providing for =, curly against
frauds at elections declares that mono
poles and operations should be held
subject to the laws of the State, and
that corporate propt rty should pay its
fair proportion of the public burdens
supports the constitutional amendments
in favor Of free canals; reaflit nj the D. lie,
pi the Democratic party that labor slloulti
ne held free !; condemns convict labor
declares that labor shall have the same
right as capital to combine for it's own
protection; declares that the Govern
ncnt-State aud national-shOuld be
restored to the condition 1t was in dur.
in1 the primitive days of the Republic.
The ticket nominated at the Conven-
tion was as follows:
For Governor Grover Cleveland.
For Lieutenant Goyernor-DavIdB B.
Hill
For Clif-Judg' IF the Court of APP
petls-Wi:ii m G. Il tger.
For Congress sman al Large Henry
W. Slocum
Grover Cleveland, the Democratic
candidate for G vernon, was born in
Caldwell. New Jersey, on March 10,
1887 His father, great randfather,
and uncle were clrrsymeD. He went
to In fl 10 ut d was admitted to the bar
III 1883. He has filled the position of
District Attorney of Buff 40, sheriff of
Erie Comfy, and IA November was
elcc ed Mayor oi BlllAlo.
Tie New York State Prohibition
Convention, at Rochester, nominated
the following State ticket:
For Governor Professor A. A. Hop
kins.
Lientenant Governor Fl. BooIe.
Chief judge of the Court of Appeals
G.. A. ii an moud.
Congressman at Large-L. s. Free
man.
Judge of the Supreme Court-V F.
Willard.
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A Law Case.

Here is the tangle that was presented
to the Supreme Court of Michigan to
straighten out: A debtor of firm made
a chattel mortgage of his stock of goods
to them. and pnt it % record. He then
Informed a menbe of the firm If what
he had done, and, 10y agreement, the
firms name was tut over the store, as
though they were tue proPrietors. But
the debtor really continued the bust
ness, end contracted new debs, upon
one Of which the firm was sued. The
court affirmed a judgment against the
firm, saving: The debt WAS partner
ship debt. The mortgage had authority
10 take goods i'll payment, and TO create
an agency for the purpose Of selling of
the goods SD taken. Secret instructions
to the agent under such circumstances
canro OF avail. 1t would he reproach
to the law ii it cpnlJ suffer n prime. pal
to efca pc responsibility for thos acts of
the agent winch, according to the usual
course of business il which he was en-
gagged, the public had a light to under
stand were authorized"
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He Sprang.

A traveller was leaning at night against
railing at the Harper's Ferry railroad
station. A locomotive came along aud
he sprang lightly over the rail to escape
possible danger. He thought it was 9
meadow on the other side, but knew his
mistake when lie struck in muddy
stream forty feet below. On being res.
cued he was asked his name. 81
wouldn't tell you for thousand dol
lars" he replied; "des crlbo me simply
as fool"
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A Present for Her.

Hdrper's Monthly tells this little
story A gentleman sauntered into q
large dry goods store in l. few
days before Christmas, and remarked
casually to the attentive clork: "I
want something for Christmas present
for my wife. What have you got ?"
The clerk suggested various things,
but the customer seemed doubtful.
AT last he asked. Have you cotton
cloth?'
Certainly, sir"
81 need some new shirts. How much
cloth does it take for shirt ?"
About four yards.
"Well. let's see. | want eight new
shirts. Eight times four are thirty-two
I'll take thirty-tWo yards.
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A SwlNpLE. A man in the dress oil
farmer, driving u lazy horse attached
to ramshnckle wagon. did a good bus,
iness III "rale, honest country butter,
in Providence. The housewives bought
of him extensively, in order to be sure
that they did not get olepmargariuo. He
has since been ext osed as no farmer,
but shrewd agent for 81 oleomargarine
factory. A grocer caneht him filling
his pots from the original | ackages q
imitation butter.
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RESCUED FROM DEATH.

wllliamJ Coughlm of Somerville. Mass says In tho
fall Of 1876 taken with LUNGS fol-
lowed by cough. lost my appetite and flesh.
and confined to my bed. In 1871 admitted 10
the hospital The doctors said had hole my lung as
big a half-doar. Al one time report around
that was dead gave up hope, but friend told Of
DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.
got bottle, when to my surprise commenced feel
better and to-day feel better than for three past
| write this hoping every afflicted with Diseased
Lungs will take DIR. WILLIAM HALLS BAISAM, and
be convinced that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED !
positively It has doue good than all the
Uthrr medicines have taken since my sickness.
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$4,000 REWARD

wall be paid for the detection and con-
yiction of any person selling or dealing
in any bogus, counterfeit or imitation
Hop BIrrERs, especially Bitters or
preparations with the word HoP or
Hops in their name, or connected there
with, that is intended to mislead and
cheat the public, or for any preparation
put in any form pretending to be the
same as HOP BITTERs The genuine
have clusters of GREEN HoPs (Dotice
this) printed on the white label, and are
the purest and best medicine on earth,
especially for Kidney, Liver and Ner-
yous Diseases. Beware of all others,
and of all pretended formulas or recipes
of HoP BITTERs published in papers, or
for sale, as they are frauds and swim
dies. Whoever deals in any but the
genuine will be prosecuted.
HOP BIlTERs MIRO. Co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
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MARKET NOTES.

NEW YORK MARKET.
The Wholesale New York market quotations
show
BEANS Prime. SO OO@s3. 10; fair to good.
S2. 59d 52.75 pcr buShrl
BUTTER New York sold ut 3lG32c. for
choice in pals, aud 23(d25c. common to good.
Western sold at 2S43Jc. and the common
Weston at lS@l9c.
CHEESE Factory fancy, IKE @l115c; do.
fair 10 good 5000.
EGGs- Quotations ranged from 25c for or
binary, to Csc for New York, New Jersey
and PENNSYLVANIA.
Flour Snp,rlinc, - 20@54O0; Western.
IS 05GSS.75; extra New York, S4.50a$7.t0
Hay Shipping. 55@6Oc.; clover. 65@70c.
salt. Csc; straw. :0M40c
Hors-Ncw York, !5@G0c; Eastern, ESQ
32c.; yearrgs, HOPPE 0lds, 7C9l4c.
PETROLEUM Refined. &c; crude. 61[GD
&c. in bulk ; in barrels. = Sc: naphtha. CSC.
in shipping order, and lli30l2s4r. i'll cases.
PoEK New mess, 2l.25@.2l so; dressed
hogs. l1Il0l13Sc.
WHEAT Spring No. 8, sl2G@I 43; Mil
waukcc. No. ,. sl,36 amber, Sl.32dsl 40;
white, s1.17I5M51 is.
RYE state. 7lM77c.
WooL-Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia,
xxx. 4JC0ifc.; xx, 42@i5c.; X, 42@i3c. No.
|, i5M lie; No. 2. 3S0i C. +; common. 33Cd35r.
New York and Western Ak and Y, 800 81 &C.;
No. l, iiG0l5c.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
Flour T. State family. b O:5 % rye
flour. S400@si25 wheat. State, 60
:l.l3 amber. SLAB; corn, yellow. 93c.:
mixed State, 92c.
PETROLEUM Refined, 725c; crude. &c.
Wool State and Western xx 4GGjic.; Y,
i7(D lSc.; medium. 5OG5lc.; coarse, Acc
BOSTON MARKET
FLOUR From $500 - 90 for low and
medium. Ia S5OJG'37 % forchoco Minnesota.
Corn, S0GS5c. for mixed and yellow.
BUTTER Common 23G2ir Vermont
DAIRY, 25d30c.; choice creamery, 30@3lc.
CHEESE IL $@i2c.
BEANS Z -. 40DS3 So
HAY-ChOicc. $2Dd52l.
CATTLE MARKETS.
BurFALo - Cattle. good an ,lity, $6a5@
1913; hogs, fair to good - O0@:S.70 best.
- 50.
Essr LIBERTY. Penn. Best cattle $4,000
"a o.; M dinm to good, .550ta$6 90; common
To fair. s4.00@5450; Hogs, Yo kcrs. T7.75G
Ss.l5 Philadclphia-, =. 75Gf9.2. Saeop,
Si51GO 80 90
WArERrowN. Mass. Cattle. choice. Sl021
psi0.50: extra, 80 5O03lO.o0, first quality,
SS.25G$900 second quality. 5H.00@57.5i;
third quality, S4.500s5.5O. Sheep and lIinbs
wool sheep, S2.5OtGs5 extra, IS 500
50 o.; spring lambs, h@6 &c. Veal calves,
SQ75Sc. 50
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CoRN HUsKED BY CYCLONE A
Georgia paper says: ITS an Ill wind
that blows nobody good" was verified in
the experience of Sumter County, Ga i,
farmer, who says that al the ears of
corn that were pointing in the direction
the wind came from ON Saturday night
were already shucked when he got up on
Sunday morning. The wind had blown
the shucks back, leaving the ear ex-
posed,
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AhvIcr In Cnnsnmntivca

On the appearance of the first symptoms, as
general debility. loss of appetite, pa!or, chilly
sensations, followed by night-sweats and
cough, prom. t measures of relief should be
taken. Consumption is scIofuous disease of
the lungs; therefore II g the great anli-scrofll-
lous or blood-puriicr AMI strength restorer,
DIR. Perccs Golden Medical Discovery" Su-
perior to cod liver oil as n uutritive, and un-
surpassed as pcctoral. For weak lungs
splitting of blood, and kindred Elections. it has
no equal s I'D by druggist. For Dr. Pierce'r
treatise on Consumption send two stamps
WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
Buffalo, n. Y.
IT Is astonishing how much asier il is TO d.
evil than bear TO be ted of the evil we hay,
dnpn
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Catarrh OF the Bladder.

Singing. smarIing irritation of the urinary
passages, disyas d discharges, cured by Buchu-
piiba. 81 at druggists. Prepaid by express,
:l..5, 6 for IS. L. S. WELLS. Jersey CITY n. ].
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DEACON SMITH buys Carboline, the deodor-
izei petroleum hair remover and rcstortr, and
since its improvement, recommends il to all
his friends as the perfection of all hair prep
aratlons. This shows that the Deacon is q wise
man and knows what is what.
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MENsMAN PErroNIzEp nrEr re
Warmers snle Kidney ani Liver Cure.


man VIII" is fond of books is usually man
of lofty thought and elevated opinions. DAw-
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for DR.. Pierce Fav1rte Prescription" is a
PROMPT auI certain remedy for the painful
disorders peculiar to your sex By all dug
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The silence that accepts merit as The
most natural thing in the world, is the
highest sPp'snss.
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CONSTIPATION ne Il no longer be endured;
without the Of drugs il eau readily lie cured.
Send stomp I. I circu ar to MIR 10 eVh StJrk,
Room 23-l3. Park Row, CitS of New York.
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That terrible scourge
fever and aguc, and
its conyener, bilious
ienlittcnt, besides af-
fecti lis OF thu ston.
aclI, liNeraudbowols
rroduccdLyniasn,a-
tic air and Na'cr, are
both el-adica.cd and
prevented by the use
OF Hostetter's Stom-
a h Bi;ters. Il purely
veZ, tab O elixir. in
dorTcd by physicians
aud mo e extensive
IL used as n remedy
4 1T eabo c class 81
Il sor Il, r.. Ms well ~
f rna,iyntlIcrs.t than
any lne,.lCire e the
age. To- sale lsy al
Drug; : = and DCai-
er generally.
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KALAMAZOO. Mich. Feb. 2. 1885,


/ know Hop Biiters will bear recommen"a-
ton honestly. All who use them confer upon
them ihe highest oncomium-. and give them
credit for making cures-all the proprietors
claim for them have kept them since they
were first offered to the public. They took
high rank fIom the first and maintained 1t,
and are more called for than all others COM
bined. So long rs they keep up their high rep
utaton for lurity and usefulness, | shall con-
time to commend them somt thing have
never before done with any other patent mcdi-
cine. j. J. BABcoCK, NJ. ID.
The moon like some men the brightest
when II Is ful; but like them again il soon be-
gins to lose Its lu-tre
MESsMAN PEPToNIzED BEEF TONIC, the only
preparation Of beef containing its entire nutri-
fioms properties 1t contains blOod-makinS
force-geuerating and DEMONSTRATING properties .
Invaluable for ind ge,tioa. dyspepsia, nervou,
prostration and all forms of general debility ::
also, i'll all enfccbled conditions, whether the
result Of exhaustion. nervous prostration, over
work or acute disease. particularly If resulting
iroIa pulmonary complaints. Caswcll, Hazard
Co., proprietors New York. Sold by druggists
The moment anything assumes the shape of
IA duty some pcrrons feel thems elyes incapable
of dIscharSing II.
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As turning the logs will make a dull fire
burn. 80 changes OF study dull BRAIN Long
fell ly
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FOR
MUSICAL SOCIETIES

Giees and Choruses, easy and difcnlt. are und in
Encrs Ms CHORUS BOOK (Si OO) Perkins,
AMERICAN GLEE BOOK (SI 1O). Cobbs
TE~TI Al. CHORUS BOOK Isl .25). Perkins
t:I.EE AND CHORUS BOOK SD. GER
uA< FDUK-PNRT SONGS Loo, and
IeIrAhn's lNDEN (SD.
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Fhat terrible scouree

For SPECIAL RATES for advertising In this parer
apply to the publisher OF the PAPER. U30
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Easy Glcfs aud Fart Songs found in abundance
in Perkins new CHORAL. CHOIR CSO and his
new PEERLESS (75 cents). asa in Emerson's
HERALD OF PRAISE tSD and IDEAL GO
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FirSt.rdte Anth,nnS found in Perkins AN.
THEM HARP (Sl.:5). Emerson's BOOK OF
ANTHEMS ($l 2j). AMERICAN ANTHEM
GUi[ ISL ~. ana GElI CLEANER (Sl.OO). by
ChadWi K.
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lugO or more separate Octave Choruses, g ees,
and Anthems, each to 10 cents
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Woman aud Her Di.cnses

is the title If large illustrated treatise, by
DR. r. V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y. sent to any
address for three stamps 1t teaches SUCCESS
full self-.reatment.
1HE man that darcs ,raduc, because he can
With safety to himself. is NOT II man --Cuwper.
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UNHFALTiIY or inactive kidneys cause gravel.
Bright disease, rheumatism, ana hoard of
other serious and fatal Diseases, which can bo
prevshtsd wit h Hop Bittsrs. II taken in time,
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14
The Ohio Election.

Columbus, Oct. 11.-Additional cleo tion returns are coming in slowly, as the republicans are getting no more advices. They concede everything but few Con- gressmen. The estimates this morning put the democratic majority in the State at 25,0O0, and make the Congressional delegation stand fifteen democrats and six republicans. The election of Nc Rinley in the eighteenth district and Robinson in the ninth are in great doubt, and they must carry both to get six Con- gressmen. The peculiar nature of the contest is that while the republicans were championing temperance prohibi- tion, the vote has largely increased, and it is estimated has larger percentage in the democratic party.
 New York, Oct. 11.-Specials indicate that the democrats have elected fourteen of the twenty-one Ohio Congressmen.
 Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-The Enquirer will claim fifteen Congressman. It will say that the victory is overwhelming and that is disposes of Foster in politics.
 The Commercial attributes the disaster to the interference of Governor Foster and Richard Smith, whereby the Ge. man republican vote was alienated.
 Columbus, Oct. 11.-Returns on Con- gressmen are meagre. The best infor- nation from both headquarters gives the republicans the Sd, 9th, 11th, 14th, 17th, 18th and 18th districts, seven in all; the 1st, 2d, 4th, 9th, 10th, 18th, 16th and Fist are conceded to the democrats; leav- ing the 9th, 9th, 18th, 18th and 2Oth in doubt. The republicans claim they will have majority of the delegation. Gov ernor Foster accounts for the republican defeat on the ground that they had eight or ten candidates against whom a bitter fight was made. He assigned as another reason that the liquor interest went over in body to the democratic party
 Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-The Gazette say. the demoralization of the republican party
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14
Notice of Assessment.

Pinal Consolidated Mining Company. Lo- cation of principal place of business, San Fran cisco, California.
 Location of works, Pioneer Mining District, Pinal County, Arizona
 Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 18th day of September, 1882 assessment, No. 4, of fifty cents per share was levied upon the capi- tai stock of the Corporation, payable imme- diately in United States gold coin, to the Soc retary, at the office of the Company, Room 37, Nevada Block, San Francisco, California. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the Sixth (8th) day of Nov ember, 1sS2 will be delinquent, and advertis- ed for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made before will be sold on Tues day, the 18th day of November, 1882, to pay the delinquent assessment. together with costs eff advertising and expenses of sale. By order of the Board of Directors.
 w. W. TRAYLoR,
 Secretary. OrF1oE:-Room 37, Nevada Block, San Fran. cisco, California 2S4t
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14
JOINT COUNCILMAN.

Having received the endorsement of the Pima and Pinal county Democracy, as their candidate for joint councilman, and being consistently urged by my friends to accept the position, have concluded to do so and will make the canvass, using every fair and legitimate means to win the contest. If successful, I shall en- deavor to do my duty fairly and honestly, not forgetting that am the representa- tive of both Pima and Pinal counties.
 My opponent is gentleman for whom I have the utmost respect and should the people conclude that he is more capable of conserving their interests than l, their verdict will be accepted without complaint from me. Respectfully,
 THos. F. WEsDIN.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

THE Independent says: "The New Mex ico and Arizona R. R. is now operating from Benson to point below Calabasas, on the Southern border of Arizona. This IS the road which is to connect the Son. ora road from Guaymas, on the Gulf of California, with the Santa Fe. The Son. ora road is completed to Magdalena, a Mexican town about sixty miles south of Calabasas, and stage covers the distance between the ends of the railroads, which are being constructed as rapidly as pos sible. When this gap is closed up, the line, which will be operated by the Atch- ison Topeka and Santa Fe, will be the longest railroad in the world under one management
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

in New York and Pennsylvania, the part taken in New York politics by the na- tional government, the extravagance of the last Congress and the temperance question are responsible for the result. The Gazette's Columbus special says that at three o'clock 703 precincts out of ,96T shows net democratic gain of "A, ,489, in dicating democratic majority in the State of 36 OOO
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

WHILE in Tucson, this week we were assured by leading men that no effort would be made by the Pima delegation in the next legislature to deprive Pinal of any portion of her railroad or territory The fact that Pima has conceded to Pinal the joint councilman, certainly proves the sincerity of these assurances. This be. ing true there is no longer any cause for i'll feeling between the two counties, and they may be reckoned as friends 80 long as this bone of contention may be left un. disturbed.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

MR. w. B. HORTON, who was, for sev- on years, principal of the Tucson schools, Is gaining strength as the canvass pro- gresses. He is not only a practical and experienced teacher, but is a gentleman in manner and by nature. He will re- ceive majority in this county for tbe reason that our people believe that teach CT and not politician should hold the position of Superintendent of Public In struction
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

AGENT TIFFANY denies the charges against him, in toto, and invites the fullest investigation of his administration of the San Carlos agency. It will be remem- bered that Star Route Dorsey talked the same way, but had to buy two jurymen to save himself from the penitentisry Parson Tiffany had better not try the "bluff game" The government might hold another full hand.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

THE telegraph brings the following spicy correspondence: 'Amos F. Larnsd, one of the 3O6 Stalwarts disapproving the Beecher sermon advising Republicans to bolt Folger's nomination, wrote that di- vine: 'Dr. Beecher: You made an ass of yourself yesterday. Amos F. Larned. Beecher forthwith replied to this candid statement in no less direct words: Dear Sir: The Lord saved you the trouble of making m ass of yourself by making you an ass at the beginning, and his work stands sure. Henry Ward Beecher. , The corresponence stopped here."
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

OHIo has gone democratic by thirty thousand majority. At the last election it went republican by twenty-five thous- and majority. The Germans, who are very numerous in Ohio, have gone over to the democratic party in body. Pro- hibition and Sunday laws are not winning cards in that state, it seems.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

HoN. GRANVILLE H. OURY was recciv- ed at Tombstone on the evening of the 10th by the largest audience ever seen in that city. Mir. Oury addressed the meet ing at length on the issues of the cam paign and his remarks were enthusiast. cally applauded. He will carry Cochise by large majority. and Pima will give him handsome majority also.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

WHI1E in Tucson, this week, we met Mir. Collins, prominent merchant of Graham county, and he assured us that Mir Oury would get at least three-fourths of the Graham county vote. The plor- mons will vote for him as a unit. He will get three-fourths of the vote of Pinal county also.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

THE Phoenix Herald wants to know il the ENTERPRISE will be able to figure out Mir. Oury's majority after the election and in reply, we answer yes. It will be the easiest thing in the world to do. Just take the total vote of the Territory and place three -fourths of 1t on MT. Oury's side of the tally sheet and you will have the result.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

A SPECIAL to the Star, from Wilcox, states that Gen. Crook has gone to San Carlos with the evident purpose of bring Ing Juh and Geronimo to terms, at any cnak
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-10-14

IT IS thought that the Territorial prison investigation will result in the removal of one of the commissioners. The secretary of the Board has already been removed and his successor appointed. The Yuma Sentinel brought about this investigation and deserves credit for so doing.