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The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-29

N0I nfor the working class. Send (7tII IlO cents for postage, and we NO EOwill mail you free a royal, valuable book of sample goods that will put you in the way of making more mon- ey in few days than you ever thought possible at any business. Capital not re- quired. We will start you. You can work all the time or in spare time only. The work is universally adapted t0 both SC xes, young and old. You can easily earn from 50 c. to $5 every evening. That all who want work may test the business, we make thls unparalleled offer; to all who are not well satisfied we will send Sl to payfor the trouble of writing to us. Full particulars, directions etc sent free. Fortunes will be made by those who give their whole time to the work, Great sue cess absolutely sure. Don't de ay. Start now. Address STINsoN & Co.,,
 Portland, N7ine.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-29

Sisson, Crocker & Go. plaintiffs, ys. Ken
 " Weaver, defendant.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-29

AS an invigorant, Hestetter's Stomach Bitters has received the most positive endorsement from eminent vsicians, and has long occupied foremost rank among standard proprietary remedies. It's properties as an alterative of disor- dered conditions of the stomach, liver and bowels, and preventive of malarial diseases are no less removed, and been accorded emphtic professional recom- mendation.
 For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally, to whom apply for Alpanacs for 1883.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-29
YUMA, A. T.

THIS WELL-KNOWN AND POPU- 1 lar House, under the present man. agement, will continue to cater to the wants of the public and travellers in the most thorough manner. The
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-29

LOCAL MATTERS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-29
Summons,

In tue Justice's Court of First Township, in the County of Yuma, Territory of Arizona, J. L. Smith, J. P.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-29
ARIZONA SENTINEL.

S1TURDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1883.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-29

2615 Kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal
 Office hours, 9 to 3 daily, to evening.
The Arizona sentinel., 1883-12-29
H CD U S E

Has been cleaned and renovated tn ough out, and the rooms made bright and at tractive. h the
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
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ODDS AND ENDS.

"Forced to give satisfaction" as
the bunch of dollhouse grapes said.
"Of his head" as the gcntleman's
hat said when it blew into the river.
"That's something to cry for" as
the cook remarked to the strong
onion.
"I've dome my duty," as the man
whispered who got safely ashore
with bundle of struggled cigars.
give had my ups and downs" as
the young lady remarked when she
got out Of the swing.
"Ode to Bacchus," as the poet said
when he ran up a score at the saloon
"That's notice of motion" as the
burglar said when he heard the sound
of the policeman's footstep.
"a pleasant pass-time," as the
thief muttered when he handed the
stolen watch to his confederate.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
Ghf Nillor Gribuut.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
ruE MUD GEYsER IN YELLOWSTONE
PARK.

A few hundred yards from Vel
,owstone Lake is an object Of the
,reatest interest. On the slope of
small and steep wooded ravine is the
crater of a mud volcano, 80 feet in
diameter at the rim, which is elevat-
ed a few feet above the surface on
the lower side, and bounded by the
slope of the hill on the upper, con-
verging, as it deepens, to the dame
ter Of fifteen feet at the lowest visi-
bile point, about forty feet down.
Heavy volumes of steam escape from
this opening, ascending to the height
Of 400 feet. From far down in the
earth comes a jarring sound, in regu.
lar beats of five seconds with con-
cussion that shakes the ground at 200
wards distance. After each comes a
splash of mud as if thrown from a
great depth. Occasionally an explo-
Son is heard like the bursting of
heavy guns behind an embankment,
and causing the earth to tremble for
a mile around. These explosions
are accompanied by vast increase
Of the volumes Of steam poured
forth from the crater. The distances
to which the mud is thrown are truly
astonishing. Directly above the era
ter rises a steep bank, 100 feet in
height, on the apex of which the
tallest tree is nearly 100 in height.
The topmost branches of this tree
are loaded with mud 200 feet above,
and % feet laterally away from the
crater. The ground and fallen trees
near by are splashed at horizontal
distance of 200 feet. The initial pro-
pulsion is nearly vertical, and the
mud to produce such effects must be
thrown to a perpendicular elevation
ofat least 900 feet. 1t is with diff.
Guilty we can believe the evidence o.
our senses, and only after the most
careful measurements can we realize
the immensely of this wonderful phe'
nomen0n.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
Proposals for Building School House.

c>EAL.ED Proposals will be received by t'c
= Trustees Of Dillon School District No. 10. un
II, II o'clock, m, of Tuesday, May 18th, !SSs. to-,
Of Dillon. Plans and specifications may be ex''',
ined by calling ut c. H. rhonscn's fruit store a
good and sufficient bond will be required from tht
serve the right to reject any all bids Proposals
to he sealed and addressed to u. Lamont. Schoo
Clerk, Dillon, Montana. -
". y. CARTER, Trustees
II. J. SWEET,
Dillon. Montana, April ., 1854.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
NorICE.-DIssOLUTI OF CO-PART
NERSHlP.

NERSHIP.
THE firm heretofore existing under the name
! and style Of Stoddard, Son y Williamson, do
ing business at Beaver Canyon, Idahn MS nh.nutac.
turcrs of and dealers in Lumber, is this day dissolved
hv ,nutual consent. DAVID STODDARD,
ID. W. STODDARD,
Dated March IS. 1854. JAMES WILLIAMSON.
NOTICE.
The business heretofore carried on bv the firm OF
S;oddard, Son T. Williamson, will hr continued ny
the uncrsigned who will collect all debts due said
f:f,,, and pay all debts owed nv said firm.
ny ID. STODDAKD 4 Son.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-05-05
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Estate of John Pierce, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the administrator OF
~ the estate Of John Pierce, deceased. to the cred
urs Of and all persons having claims against the
sid deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the first pnhlic'
ton ri this notice ut the Office o Robt +. smith, IN
.-...on--the place for settlement: g.
II. n. SMITH, Attorney for
TIIOS. PIERCE, Administrator.
D.,tet: at Dillon, April -, 1883. tl5''sl
, 1883-12-08
L. HsLs Hsn- LAY In 4laicr.

A. so5n as convenient = the morning give
the harsa wan breakfast cf boiili pota.
tors. c.baags leaves, etc, mixed wrtt liz
tie bran anl pa,.e trad Al noon th.1E
atoqt hall f,ei g gam aron, 70 se s'raw
weere the tyala csn scra'ca tr It IL the
eroriug cive foii iced cf grain Keep e
turnip or csbha,,a h,a here rhe fowls
can peck l.. B-FEt ba.ss or Aul- should
always be where the hca- an t=ip hem
selves. Do tbs ari be sure tat the hen
house i, ssoi and uaiIn. 3 pei! Is h,vs a
shed whore taey can get out Of the ra!G
wishout being c rp,llci to @ 70 the goosis.
and yaur hsrs viii l4y N a,utfr
, 1883-12-08
Wyoming

Tie friends and cbampiors Of rog4n
suffrage witl have 10 seo-p; the sorkIng
and ne tffs:.s OF the innovation in the
Territory Of Wyoming. TO say the least,
ra:her aiscourasiag. I; correspondent
a the New York Tircz In be believed.
.he present social and pe!i-ical condition
OF tbs. territory IS fGr from prrsea'irs a
bright and hopeful outlook This Is Whist
Is sad:
II Is estimated that Eve-.ixths cf ihe
population live Z a string cf towrs lying
along :he line of the L. z. Tie peopls
generally are in;eilig-nt AID progressive.
The !eadiug ci:;z.ns OF Cheyenne and
o,te- PRINCIPAL places 2re rieh. Travelled,
dreasy, gossipy, virtuous ana well housed.
The unJ.ezsins side Of the pictare cannc:
be tcla n q few words Cheyenne has
thirty Infamous houses. foriy licensed
WHISKY shops, au5 nire gsmoiins rooms
where gambling is openly advertised an
esrrie on. The county ] Il With IFS IrUn
cage IS unit for the ccnfasment Of hu
man Creatures, there, = no pcc-hoSss, and
II, ;ss--bory he y political system which
may be described as irdecer; alc cor
rrpt. The primary elections are fa,cid,
and The reSu,ay elections held -92er the
Organized law ot tic territory are bnr-
lesqLes. These fees are collected by p
correspondep, Of the Times, with view
10 ascertain,ng What ;-nnence upon the
American system is e~ertea by women
sho have the right 10 voIe. Female sus
irage has existed in Wyoming since 1863
Us q matter Of fact, women are ROW never
seet IN jury box: 90 not ask for, or OBJ
tar. cfiicer thsi: share IN popular suffrage
il contained il occasional yo;ing aLd cleo
;ioreerinr- a. thy take 10 part in admin
istsring laws, making nominations, for
mulatIng political platforms, or taking ihe
stump IA an election canvass by rne
eairanchisemeu: Of women, writes tins
stern political no aiisi. 'corrup:i"n.
tEickery, fraud, vice "a a political force,
already existing have heeL reinforced by
weakness, indifference, ignorancs, COW
srilce and imb-cihty.
, 1883-12-08
Can Raby Dc:

4 baby can wear ou: dollar Pair OF KID
shoes i, .veuty-four hours. Il car keep rs
father hasy advertising in the newspapers ior
A uursa. 1t c.n occupy both .i3e, OF tbs lArc'
ssts-ei bei manufactured, simultaneously II
-, wake the author o. Is beings waah biils
f,ot m 70 81 a week and no. be telling st sii
zeT Il caa crowd To sufiocation the s1n'k'
;rr ear Of a railroad train with indignant ps'-
sen.ers between two stations. II can osn7e
il tier 20 be insuitsd by lesery seconc-'iass
s-dinS-hou-e kssper in ihs e:s' who s'H'
taxes Children" team make an Old bselIeio'
IN .hs roJn. aej ming Use language 'es' II ~
t.,.l On the street, would Sc. hin irto the
.snitsoriary fos tso years II can' IN tsa
'r,-,,t.s. dive mn Ironically from h'i
bone aud canse hin. tossrx tie eorapaui'nship
os g laceu,o:irs blsving II s.esIn-
, 1883-12-08
The Need OF ssVets."

La recent interview between = rep-e-
sentative Of the New York SEA- and DR..
Eskine S, Bsl.s, the latter is reported S.
se!;ng; in the whole United States
are not educated veterinary surgeons suI-
hcicn' TO supply one to each large city, 70
say nothing Of the country districts l
have often received letters saying that
there Was none within so or 100 miles
The total ra,ue OF the lire stock of TIE
County is s., 900. .O10, ,O0o." In no state
u The Union is The wan. u educated vet
eriEary physicians more sppsren, than in
California During tine last ten years the
Increase III :he equine and bovine stock
has been enormous. IL 1872 the ornsrs
Q. thoroughbred hotds could hare been
counted s.moat upon the finger ef ere
hand, ana morse braedius nay % said %
have ONLY ju,s begun. New thorough
Lied STOCK can be found IL eve:y country,
and pesrly al, the horses and cattle srs
highly graded. Thanks to tho healthi-
ness OF the clirnste in California, epizoot-
&c dlse.ses have been fev and Tar be-
tween. Should such disease. a. the 500,
and mouth aise,ss, often s~oursa in
the United Kingdom, visit Us, the losses
wou,d 20 enormous, owing 10 the lack ot
quaihel veterinary surgeons 70 treat the
disease, which hes more than orcs vi,:t-
ID cur stables, sni known AZ the "apizo-
O:ic, Q. more properly "epihippic, as it
attacked ouly horses, was pEoo: ot this.
Although the silinent was only contagi-
ous a2d severe f"rm OF influenza. many
valuable animals succuubed IL various
parts 0f the state which might haYe baen
slved by proper treatment. The tine
nag come when the state Is set,lel u
and TIE naE. Der 81 domestic cattle there
Is lnereGsed .ha. the want OF properly sd
uca,ed veterinary surgeons VII lead 10
Intold lose. While there Is time there
fore, q veterinary college ocgat TO oe add
ed to the State University, graduates
from which world settle throughout the
STATE and be resdT should any such Ca
iamiIy befsii Us to comoat It sc:en''acsl
ly.-S. T. Report.
, 1883-12-08
Hastv Legislation.

The Daily Tacoma !N,a,eo is hy n 'nsars
satisfied With tie acfion of the Legislature
particularly during the las: few days It's
Olympia correspondent s,ites as foiinEs:
The rush uf business the pas few days
illustrates the genera! c,sposi'i"a = man
kiui T. procrasrinett, ard no m alter what
may be the circimstanccs, u tn unpJe-
pared for inat end which teru.in-:s: all
earthly affairs. Bills seTc passed III the
house las. SATURDAY, some of them OF Inc
aIost vltal Importance, without reading
except by title, AID this g5ne.,iiy coEveys
buts very INADEQUATE idea Of Ito proyls-
.ols Of thr act Tie Soatrla and 3. ,i!o-
aish city charters we're rushed through
with ui.doe precipitation, the the aetu-
ally employed IN posing eithersct through
i!s several readings not occHpy,ns more
t.Iac two minutes. The result Vas tha,
the Seattle charter disfrarch;sed he
Women Of Seattle, took from Ihcm tie
ballot they had held but three days, be-
fore they hsd ST opportunity Of testing
it's efficiency as mode Of rejr-ssing pub
iic ~rpns. The Olympia charter is in the
sane Ga, and Row slpPi-mentai legisla-
tipn hss been resHried u Il patch up the
blunder."
, 1883-12-08
ChsniaIn Mc.pi.e's Case.

TIE i.d.e sd.oc,,o general ot tie 8 my
-. .r,,,,n.is,el The proceedings II The
,,,,,.rcrti.l case ef CnaPlaia Tou'ssA;s
H..,I... to tse Secretary Of VIZ, together
vi,h lis r,port unoa tie cass. Chaplain
NJ. Vas changed with duplicating h's
p.r .eeoun:,, AID wssh aSse''' wi'hor'
=, Tce sentence OF the c0crt was Us
r,i..sl TIE judge advocate general, II a,'
- ~ ,h, case, it is upds-st2ot. and'
ever, ,aiins rsgrlar. ani takes L '''rFs''n
:, he proceedings or fniins'- In 'sA'en'-
:, =, accused the court made rseo"'
as..,.;a, for c!eu,sncy. and this may re-
s.l, in mitigating his Pa0i.snert' % 3 en-
sifez.h,e tH:en:.
, 1883-12-08

!'--s- a. -o.ut. - u -aci@- No-thwss: -
gA.c4sr a,i .. ToiIys N the Eastern snc
S.-..srn S:-'". !, 4. the Oniy line rum nc
nl.' 81 islA-e S.c-Yirr I%-- te-='eea 80.
LyLis 81 G.ic..o. Va NilHaakee.
{ =, 'h- rr'v ...c -uje- Ols MANAGEMENT
.>.W,r7 - rs4l End hi, ago, ara o~rs three
--. a-s." ans disL!4ot !nes u-.veen those
lr.-.s, ,aLs -igiEs I@s.euSrrs choice of ihr-';
:-'... rz-s:-, through tie mos. fertile, popu-
I--' an I.C;grr u, sections Of AilGne- u,
IL, Ni,1,usIl sni I.EaUis. Il runs tne
= :: ll;.in.. ,a-s :; ire ".rll, ari ~ effort IL
s,--.i -.-'.rc Tie comfort ui iIs patrous.
y .-Ar-e on. &C.. oI .TV c.ass ".:w.,a s.
Is. .sI ;,...s-' GI.,' }ur g;-7 ,Asrss tr,..i
.o-;.2uj. vgl.a i, .-...ds IN Z. Pan, III a ,rsnI
'z.aH zen: gcc-iIs1 in.ly ai.n ths North
,-n r.-.i1 I T.
=, .;r- v.s- ti,ke; rSsi = Chicago, MI
---s-' 4 ~ - tsi.,ssr. Gi.a ssSuIs tbs
,tys,,G--- a.y uI"c,' ~ 'u.- .1s.t
, 1883-12-08
The Nexs kepsbiiras Gossessisa-

As many cite. are coptrnGinG for u's
ny. RepuLliesn convention as stfovs Tor
the honor Of Hones's birth indianapolis
tank, IT uouId help pspubliesn ehsnce. IN
h,r doab.ful STATE to hold /. there. Pniia-
a-lphis IL making dead sc. Tor IT, and VII
end . cpminittee here To offer iDduceBsnss.
New york, Ca:c,so, ST. Lonii, cmcisasa'
ill put forward tsrir claims TIE sspaoh-
80, n..:,u.i committee mse: on the i.sa OF
D.c.mb-: 10 decide this question.
, 1883-12-08
District Cour,-vinSar6. )
sIYTEENTE DAY.

Joseph B:umer vs.. I. .. Barctss verde!
un2er Instructions for s4G0 and costs.
Thoolore Wolf vs. Nettio J. Wolf lie.
fault referred 20 l.. b. Hansen.
Territory Of Washington vs.. Charles Har,
RS allowed to withdraw plea Of grand lar
ceny and enter plea Of guilty Of petty lar
ceay. Sentenced TO thirty Gays III ceun:y
jall and to pay fine o. 500 or stand COM
Mite until paid.
Territory Of Washington vs. Elmer TOweri
grand larceny. S.rtenced 20 one year n
the peniteutisry.
Territory OF Washington w. George De
laney; burglary. Sentenced 10 sever yea.s
in the peniIeatiarr-
Territory Of Washirgtoe Va. John E.ins
motion for a new trial overrnied- Ser fenced
u tie county jail Of Walla Wslia county
and from. thence to the place OF execution,
and tien tia. lie be hanged by the neck Tn
I'll he bs desd.
Kershener vs.. Thompson ct a.; decree or,
derel.
Klosteynan vs- Foster; to be argued in
chsmters.
BroSn ys. B.own; decres II divorce
granted.
Williams vs. Wili:salai deeEes Of divorce
granted.
Lula II. Roberts vs. Nathnnial Roberts
decree of divorce granted.
Brumer v.. Barse,I: motion tar new
trial GverEul,d.
tIaier vs. Stephsrs1n; objections 10 h'>'
ing III ,ticu for new trisi overralct.
srvESTEESTH DAY.
Alo.loora ys. Stapiieij Judgment.
H.la,b-snt Pueuer 4 Co vs.. hehoe /
M,Crsi,h Judgment.
NJ. Kenpsy vs. John opoaueil; iads
msns.
Marg Lynch, ainnistFatrl1. ''. 'ohn
O'Dynneu jadmei.t-
JL. St2blcaeli IS. 4. & VI. \. Cnaroh
Judgment.
Theodore Woif W. Ne.t'e }. Won lie
oree Of divorce granted.
H.P. Issscs vs. John Welsh ; ladS dSlnsat.
Robert Crane We. Mary 4 Crane oeo!e'
of divcrce granted.
The court adjourned to neet on "edEes
isy a. 3p. II IN chanb.rs.
, 1883-12-08
Jer,nl |, GidilL. sy.

The announcement has been made that
the War Department ha. reason TO believe
sss. Major Nieker-on Is inssn.,-in in de-
gree, a. least. Perhaps Capt Hoss.r IL
crlzy also. AMI me lot Of ai-y yoane 1a-ks
in q form vh9 have b "a daplics:Ins their
NV accounts as3 acting the lsreny diddler
n vari5as ways-they rlast he of ths;r
n.sntai balance. too, we saprese- Il ish :
yo..ibie, Of cours-. .ha. officers o. The army
can get right down to esd bieod-si r'ao.litT
Ike other .olks
, 1883-12-08
"taIS Making.

Really hOw i!i;le the Wisdom .. the territ
ry. il territor:aI col5rcss assembled. Knows
ahOut CIR code tho following lnsnifestiy =hov =:
{. y. i2G Wa INTRODUCES. ;cr the purpose oi
amen. n.6ng section 1878 Of the code, giving the
married woman the right 10 rel her o2n prop
erty w.:hn-: tin hu hand jainiag IN the c"n-
veyance. The amended bill passed to- Conn
OTsco',icA reporter .ys -dn:'Itnn.tIy-' Tne
fact il. That s-crror ~ e n ~ sane cole pro
vi,lrs, that th- Dife ilSG inalsGe, ease, sell,
convey, encasabsr yr =. : by VII her proper
" witnou. ti., husband Joining in such sale or
co1t.sc; S-ctioa $50 E-'ag subsequent,
enactment s.yeTa4, LtHc- !: is iHi-la;=slsl
v,;.-tl-er ti.s :Sove .-l.enGuncnt ras-el 0. rot.
, 1883-12-08
Vau Of O MIL.

Daring ths last fail Q. snoT or Govern
r.rt ruozn..i,, the accumulation % TIE
,,s.m saw nai,I o. 7. J. Kelly wss too much
s,- TN. rcof o. TIE building and ], fell oas
,;.hs with 9 terrible crush. Il IS 7s-s
ncobsbl. that tie machinery Is rainee- lee
mill wa. = great convenience 20 the f.'nsr'
and The !c,s to Mr. Kelly VIII Be ssSs'e
, 1883-12-08
RaLraad Changes.

comp,s,-n, Sunday, Dec. 2ad. tfaias
u;r bs-,,f,e, arrive il :ais city seeas IL
o,,l,.s y sid vii proceed to Dayton re'
turning tsro and leaving tor f0s'i'aa Ia :,
s,opy Tie train rom this point vii
-.h,t,v conuee; st T-.liula With the Norsh'
p..;s. .iu case o: detention thi'
v;n.er owing to ,nc~ CT ice il the rirsf' on'
o,;suf, lave an e1oellsnt opportunity
s.;ox the sights o: Walria-
, 1883-12-08
Des.h af J. o sesif-

O. Tri,isy evan 'rs .iors ? II j. d. SeS,-
u.li,sa il .he W.i-a Wai.A EiFer nssr Al
;,,,, x-l,;!s cross. NJ with MS team. iEs .l'e
va, ,f;.h snd i, crossing tee hcrsss b,caiEs sH-
.s..l.i IN the harness, snd it x-s "a4e ei''
,i-y then, loose tbs. be receivei kick iron
~. Of tia snir.S, which csusei his deeth
IL, SCOT: xss v.rY We. known In tn,s ely %
A., ,,.,i.be.,,ei 40 hard soEiiny c::-i1sa- foF
m.uy rear. ks b.d bss- employed by Df
p,,,ack s-ogrd tie fccs - . r-eAer .ad
,..r,.s. end vas otssr ir Us ei:y' H. BODY
-. bsO-.n. Il TIL. city and viii b. ber'-a %
S-nday
, 1883-12-08
EGuic 10 thc N!Ef>.

Tee pGrtv Of Surveyors weo ss-r.cd from
Spokane Fills aDoI. ioaz weeks ago sItE
the inteation of .o,a.,ias rev 5rail frum
Esron 81 ing 70 ;he goii feds in tie C,eEr
TAlrr4 mountains. returned .sst Saturday
ersI ing, without hsvi2g sUccse.'e,: IN &c
.onpEishing tieis oh!,c: From Mr.. y
Cochran, one oi lie party. we lcarn tha' AZ
ere ;iiae they were within six uliils OF tie
mines. b.: OF see0rl. 0! the deep snow
ah'ch wss encountered, i Vas decided o.
abandon tie proj-c- rHu- sPf.n., RneR an-
o:ler etIea.p; ii be Eia1".
, 1883-12-08
No iesec-

Ii !. commented upon Is being very psea
ii,r the. the GoveToOr has not vetoed siH-
gle bin passed By any Lsg;sl.taTe- L: de-
note. e;.he- great vi-tae III the biils or IA
usrt.ble lack o. backbone o. the par: Of hrs
Ercei.ency. As it IS he saare., with ths
las. Legislature, the reputation Of "lhonkey-
;r-
, 1883-12-08
Carlisle Nominated.

A d;sns,ch 20 the Sunday oreysr'oH
s.st.s that the Dr1g=Iz.'c CcnSrss-Ensn. IN
,aucu. assembled, have aoraiaa,sd Carlisle Ct
Ken.aeiy a. Speaker Ct the Hor-s Il Re- Ir-
,su.s.i.ex. Hs received one kindred .n: ser-
En- vote. again. Isrf-n, os P=ansyiva'i',
so-t, hy.sriS. :. Cox, e Sew York. IS.
Tbis !. ,.r.v which dcaJ.s. 40 issEe -. SesT
vtCtectil, and i-s- trace.
, 1883-12-08
Sew Tine

The new ti-l4 Of ths o. 2. z y. 90. t.om
u ala Wslls - Portiant went mo cperr-
ii i on Sunday. Herea!te-, -ntil ar .ra.
calnse, the :-sia viii lev, h-re ~ 2-le P.
N. arriving q, por.iirn 81 . n. rs,t
nosning. z trrnlug he --ain isaves Port
,s-.3 at By =, aravine here :. - = neIt
,s-
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G~sSing PsrsseUtsT

..Wnat would society do n>a 'h's -.
Tor hall RON With biz s'ns u" -.
.hou,d.r and his shirt opsn frcn ssG :.
80, c,.-. co h. hack 10 the third Se1-
-. :, ~, ~, in froai," .sks . soesfy pee"
70" 90. =. - ,l- psa.ye Css.serr.~' essssny n
'J,... ..Soeissy vsaid AZ he rs s
.. doe IL aisvueHsA
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O. '-yi--. ,.ig,sf q -, ,,.:.a..t; ..haa csf.
'il Is, s-lt - eAo,- e. - vg;.-Is 10 ceats
---,'l ...e--
i-a.--- ,-i>'.i-y 90 i-,..r1S. er les. -
~. - rf,r-irt t-ri-S- ,roIa s,ai;-
- .:.-.' '~'Ejs n,tWrar- stations, hy
'sF''s' s-l''- ant -a.,, - iced oa rat,a.
'- l....ss .yn T.--. ~, - ..sI 81 Dar.ies
= I'd; >ty ..aF 7ypc3. a., r.os.-, stc.
= 'y r''7t on :he :, ne 20 u'lev.
- -iraE NJ tiar,:rrr.ss freight "a
y Ter CT. - NSAs Wai.a, =.
'--, s~-r-
= .-s IA css-losa~ net promptly takes
.1,s- Sli !, GIT I,z,-.nin. an ,,,atf7r1r
2-s-f % 7r,orx 7. i o. - dsy Il delivery,
- - =. av7,.r's =. re ard ri,s.
a- y {. iirURE. President.
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RrsurnA-

VIC le B Jucher hiss re.nrrsd home ard
although all right again. he looks rather IN.
well. TIE shock, which uaa the case OF
his Hlress, would have kiaed any man nos
blessed sI.h h.s strong can.titafior.
, 1883-12-08
y. w.Sp. pE..:2.

--..-.v..I ...v- g--ls Val. iaiiy II 10 A
,....- "a L.-.t fountain S:ss'''n.
, 1883-12-08
r,-.KtsfH !aEE-i 4.

p.r.sr v.ra "-'ia sli e f'ane'so'
T. Ss4; = eiE-s, - r..
E-... -. go s.'- - r.. ~ - ,
~ D.La " y
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O, <. r II. GO

,..s.t,. .Ek TRAIN 'eEvs. ".Iia Va.
81 ,olnt. Tess 8. $40 4. Il. every
.1SlNGFE trains leave AlL,ns, opi"
-. n.r.l.ni, 81 80 4 4. duly te2cep q,
.rI | rTT;.irc Al Tz'!a "s,is q: 80 P \
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Ane.Asr nice 10. Of 6reE er,ne down IRON
the northern country this morning. H. scheh
las ttsn-
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u.,ser s.a,s wern syrsn

I,s,,Hb,s. ..s.eiess, harmless. csaArsa; 70.
,.-.,;,buss. rsutlessaess, s1rns. cous'ipass''s
, 1883-12-08
9s,sn pi,i,;0n.

y .r, .f-cr !. .gil Ist, t6o3, oceen stss-a-
-sN4I ii from Sah ttaneisso S ana .a., ol !,
- s..-r three dsys isssing spesr street ti
- III Francisco, st 1000 A. n, And Alns
- = = I. y. r.le'.,:, 81 lliinisbt.
,.,.s.,,-. - Arrs"orth, Cheney snd
o = F,ls ---E.r c--.s 81 = alluiS Jun
, 1883-12-08
M - CREEK
f!aDS a0d iianUfie;Er.ng Co.

sA.iSBT Trslsh' s:!G,
, 1883-12-08
ees doreiile aad ,iarlx F.rs p,yt,,.,
Csrau,cnA,

~ \. ,aa With o. r. 8 Y cu'. D.yiIor;
S-.eF JIos -i,A u r. ~. Co. Sound
S'Is-9ai S, NNeia jIuc.inr with Q, r &
= ~oi nA.a iir., Raj Div'-:ou.
JOIN MUIR
IN BUCKLEY,
As.t.n, G.r1 M.a.s.a
A L STOKES,
Ant 6rpt. Il TnEe
, 1883-12-08
NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R,

PACIFIC DIVISION.
, 1883-12-08

AL.S.a-s, -.-a.. sup: irsGe.