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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-01-05
Fridays Locals.

No northern papers yesterday.
When do you start for Prescott9
Imported and Domestic Cigars, at
Paul Ruben's.
Roais in all directions are report
ed in very bad con. .,ition.
Snow has been falling steadily in
the mountains during the storm.
Hons. P. Bolan and I. S. Solomon
went out on the noon stage for Pres
colt.
The Board of Supervisors adjourn
ed yesterday to the first Monday in
April.
The Beard of Supervisors closed
their business yesterday for the pres
ent session.
Mr.. Frank Cox will leave in day
or two for Prescott probably to re-
main during the winter.
Rev G. H Adams will preach in
the M. E. Church on Sunday at the
usual hour, IL o'clock.
Miss McClintock is in Prescott,
whittier she has gone to look after a
cleras ship in the legislature.
Hon. J. " Dorrington, of the Yu-
ma Sentinel, paid US visit to-day.
He i en- rouie to The legislature.
Mines located now can be held for
two years, the time within which the
assessment work may nov be done.
We have been automatically in
formed that the Supreme Court will
convene in Tucson on the 23d day of
February.
The rainstorm seems to be travel
ing from the northwest, having Wis
! tied California before it reached this
region of country.
We understand that our town is to
have Real Estate and Mining Ex-
change as soon as arrangements now
in progress are completed.
Hon. S. Solomon, of Solomonville,
Graham county, arrived yesterday
and made our town visit of day,
before proceeding TO Prescott to-day
| A dozen of fine beer found its way
to the HERALD office few days ago
by the liberality of our friend, C. A
Luke The boys say it is not bad to
take.
The stages go crowded each TRIP
now in the direction of Prescott and
number of the Phenicians alt
obliged to wait chance to migrate
in the same direction.
Sam Snead. of the Senate, has done
he public a service by making a
crossing in the street opposite hi,
place OF business, over which they
can now pass dry shod.
Our town charter needs overhaul
ing badly. The town should have {
B 1ard of Trustees Or the Town Coun
{ Gil should have tie power of BoarC
of Trustees that they might be abl,
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From Thursay,s DA,1r.I

From hurs ay's DAILY
Smoke Don Carlos Cigars, at Paul
Ruben's.
Tom Sherman has erected hand
some and useful lamp at his saloon,
corner of Washington and Center
streets.
What man wouldn't break his New
Years vow and swear when he in
voluntarily sits down in the street
this weather?
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Frazee. for
merIy of Phoenix, now OF Graha m,
have happy New Year by the ar
rival of twins, boy and and girl.
California has had a severe storm,
snow falling in the central and north
eru portions, and the streets of Sau
Francisco were white on last Sun
day.
1t is thought that the pistol shot
from which Gambetta died was fired
by a jealous woman, instead of be-
ing accidental and fired by himself,
as reported.
Mr.. Nm. Zeut came over from
Maricopa yesterday with a load OF
Legislators bound for Prescott. He
reports great amount of water ly-
ing over the surface of tie country
Two rustlers were shot and one of
them killed in La Noira on last Fri
day night. The dead man had been
going under the name of Fleming,
but stated before he died that his
name was Bennett. The wounded
man is named Woodbury. and es-
capped. They were shot while at
tempting TO rob store
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1883-01-05
they Don't sell stoves.

| Four or five weeks ago a woman
with an undecided look on her fac,
entered hardware store, threaded
her way for sixty feet among Goa
stoves of every pattern, and ti.nidly
inquir ed:
do you keep stoves here.,'
"Yes'nl.'
"Coal stoves?"
"Ycs'm."
She said she had boen thinking OF
| getting 4 coal stove fer tae winter,
| aud the clerk took her in hand. He
showed her how the doors worked
and how tho hampers were arranged,
and the huss situated, and he talked
OF double drafts, great savings, in
creased cheerfuIness, reuuction, n
price, and all that, and she said she d
think it over and drop IN agSiin.
In about three days the woman re-
appeared AMI inquired of the very
same clerk if they sold coal stoves.
He replied that they did sell one now
and then, and cleared his voice and
began his usual thirty-minute lecture
on the Michigan, the Detroit and the
Peninsular base burners. The beau
tiful nickel-plate, the place for the
tea-kettle, the ornamental legs-the
anti-clincker shaker--all points were
touched upon and praised AMI ex-
planned, and the woman said she
wouldn't take one along under her
arm just then, but would call again.
She called again the same week,
heard the same lecture from the sam
clerk, and started for the bank to
draw the money to pay for q base
burner. That WAS the last seen of
her for week. Then she walked
softly in and innocently inquired:
II suppose you keep coal oil
stoves?"
mo ma'am."
"Not any kind"
"Not one. We used to, but went
out of the business year ago"
There were twenty coal stoves on
the floor, but If she saw them she
didn't let on. She heaved sigh of
disappointment, glanced around her,
and went slowly out with the re-
mark:
"Well, I don't know as want to
buy one, but I thought it wouldn't
do any harm to look at some of the
latest makes Detroit Free Prsss.
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Weather Report.

By the courtesy of Mr.. Jamison
the accommodating Signal Service
officer at this place, we are able to
give the following interesting statis-
tics of the weather during December
Mean maximum thermometer 93.7
Mean mini;nu therino n ter 80 7.
Highest thermometer 946, occur
ring December 18th.
Lowest thermometer 3d. occur
ring December 23d.
Average thermometer 80 05.
Fair days 10.
Clear days IL.
Cloudy days t..
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Perfectlx Amazed .

In the San Francisco Erenfng
Bulletin, we observe that Mr. Rosen-
thai, of the well-known printing firm
of Rosenthal Sc Rocsch, 53s Cali
fornia street, that city, said TO one of
their reporters: eve all know of ST.
Jacobs Oil, and are perfectly amazed
at the suddenness of the relief it af-
fords. If you know of any one who
is suffering with rheumatism, bruise
or sprain, tell them to use st. Jacobs
OIL"
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vULTURE LETTER.

EDITOR HERALD:-The people of
this city had way-up" Christmas
Nothing unrleasant TO mar our
happiness. Both restaurants served
frstclass dinners to their boarders
and much credit is due them for
their careful and generous prepara-
tion for their customers.
There was a very pleasant dance
at the city hall Christmas night, and
everyone enjoyed it immensely.
The Ladies Social Club of this
city met Christmas night and invited
some of their gentlemen friends to
attend their meeting.
Mr.. Light "set EN- up" +" for the
boys Christmas. He understa lands how
TO run saloon aad his house was
full all the afternoon and evening.
We see that Mr.. Hanna is back
again at the old stand attending busi.
ness for Hooper s. Co.
Mr.. w. G. Pimm will leave Vulture
the first of the new year to begin
business in Phoenix. We are sorry
to lose so popular q business man.
Health of the Camp is not very
good at present; most every one COM
plains of cold, sore throat, etc.
The sick teamster is doing Well.
The C. A. S. club rooms are very
nearly completed now, and our read
ing room viii be in running order in
few days. With the excellent room
and extensive stage, from this o we
can have any troop that should pass
from Phonix to Prescott.
Twenty or thirty strange men,
most all Mexicans, came up from
Phoenix to work for Hooper u Co. on
the wood contract.
Several loaded trains of goods
came up last week for Hooper s. Co.
Yours,
DANIEL DEReNpA.
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PHGNIx, Jan. 8, 1893
AFTERNOON SESSION

AFIbKNOON SbSOiON
Board met ut 2 o'clock pursuant to
adjournment, all members present.
On motion and by vote of full
Board the following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid:
No. 81. j S Byers, services as
Judge of election, days. $40 90
No. 81. Simon NOvinger, ser
vices as inspector of election 10 90
No. SO. VIM Williams, ser
vice of Special Constable. 10 90
No. "a. NJ Garcia, Interpre-
No. 30. c B Genung, services
as Judge of election ... 90
No 36. Louis Videl, services
as Special Consta ble.. ... 5 90
No. 81. J S Drew, services as
Inspector of election 5 90
No. SO. w Sharp, services as
Inspector of election. 49,. 10 90
No. SO. Geo. Purveyance, elk
of election. ..i...... 10 90
No 40. P G Bicknell, clerk of
election. ...i... 90
No. Al. VIM Laughlin, Judge
of election. 10 90
No. AZ. Jno Latourette, Judge
of election .5...-.-.... 5 90
No. 43. w. H. Davis, Judge of
election. :. D w
No. A. Richard Paynten, elk
of election. ................- . 0O
No 45. Jas T Latourette, clerk
of election. D w
No. 46. A Barton, Judge of
ectlOn... :. D w
No. Al John Lawsen. work
on road in Dist. No. -. % so
No. 4S. w R Cary. burying
poor 90 OO
No 40. J. T. Priest, Justice OF
Peace fees. ................ 29.75
No. so. Jesus Otero. Interpre-
terS fees. 10 w
No. 81. Henry Garfias, Con
stable fees. 20 90
No. so. NJ Garcia, fees as in
terpreter and Constable 49,. 90 90
No 90. M w Kales, jurors
certificate. .SOU a0
No al. r F kirkland, Re-
cordefss- -------z--s>-- ..---.-------z--s>--- .4t3 90
No So. Ii c Mcdonald, bail
iff 30 0O
No 56. Geo F Kemper, bailiff 80 90
No 81 NJ w Kales. bill of
Louis Videl, Constable -. 81 70
stationery ................. 60 25
No. SO. Louis Gazelle, work
on road, Dist No 2...... 1923 25
No. so. r F Kirkland, record
ing bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 70 90
No. 81. A J Halhert, P aud
registering votes Z 90
No. 62 Rsthrock s. Cation,
stationery ...-.-....... l 10
In the matter of the bill Of Z F
Kirkland for re-indexing mining
claims and deeds, transcribing old
indexes ETC., amounting to $372 40,
moved by N Herrick that said bill be
allowed. N Derrick voted to allow
said bill, NJ Wormser and a Hal
bert voted to disallow the same and
by same vote said bill was disal-
lowed.
On motion and by vote of full
Board, the following bills were al
lowed:
No. So. G H Rothrock, Justice
of the Peace. .-......-$ 2 90
No. 81. Jas Richards, Justice
of the Peace fees. .112 90
On motion. Board adjourned to
Thursday morning, Jan. 4, 1888.
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PHnN1x. Jan 4, 1888

1OOO.
Board met PURSUANT to adjourn
ment, M Wermser, Chairman; A j
Halbert and N Herrick, members;
and Frank Cox, Clerk, being present.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
On motion and by vote of full
Board it was ordered that the Treas
urer of the County set apart from
the General Fund and transfer to the
Poor House Fund 5000 for Poor
House purposes.
On motion and by vote of full
Board, it is ordered that warrant
No. 65 on the General Fund be
drawn in favor of J D McCabe. Atty
at Law, counsel for Marlcepa Coun-
ty in the suit of Maricopa County
VS.. the s P R R for $780,
On motion and by vote of full
Board, the following bills .were al
lowed and ordered paid:
No. Sc. s E Pa ton, services as
JudgL of Election. .....-,... 10 90
No. 81. F NJ McCann, Consta-
BILE fees. 10 90
No. 68. ] P Gabriel. Sheriff
Observation-Disclosures fees 12 90
No. SO. 8 E Mathewson, clerk
of election. ......... 90
No. 10. A Hoskins, clerk of
No. Il. chas Fleming, Judge
of election :. ............ 5 90
of election. on............. 5 90
No. IS. 5 F Mock, Inspector. 90
No. IA. P Minor,rent for jury
room. 12 SO
No. rs. d H Recarte, clerk
of election. n.......-......... 10 %
On motion Board adjourned to 2
o'clock P. NJ.
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From Wednesoa,, Is DAHL. ]

The Hon J. J. Gosper will return
to the Territory from Chicago in q
few days.
We received information today of
Texas parties who propose coming
to our valley to make their future
homes.
We learn that the members of the
present legislature, generally will
not be disposed to employ lady
clerks.
The heavy rain last night has made
the roads heavy, and as conse-
quence mails are delayed In all di-
rections.
We had the pleasure yesterday of
examining the bond given by the
Copper Basin Copper Company to
Prof. Geo. A. Treadwell. 1t is a
document of some thirty-two pages
all told. and for the sum of $780,
900, and time six months. 1t is
signed by q. c. Bean as President,
and J B. Tappan as Secretary of the
company.
Commander J. B. Coghlan, U. S.
A, stationed at Mare Island, Cal.
writes that he was subject to the
most painful attacks of rheumatism,
which totally untitled him for the
responsible duties of his Office. Emil
nent naval and other surgeons failed
to afford the slightest relief, until
DIR. Hoyle recommended st. Jacobs
Oil, which effected complete and
wonderful cure.
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EVERY day demonstrates TO qnr
citizens the increasing nece> sity for a
ra:.aoad to the'town. At the pres
ent time there is rapidly increas-
ing trade with tie mining country
adjacent to the valley Within the
year, large amount of mining ma
chinery will be called for in the de-
velopment of the mines. A railroad
through the valley would lead 10
further rapid developments; popula-
lon would increase sufficiently to
I'LL the valley in very short time.
such section of the country as the
Salt River Valley cannot long re-
main Idle when ingress and egress
are once furnished; it viii not long
remain idle anyway.
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Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; present, full Board.
Minutes of preceding meeting read,
approved and signed.
On motion, and by vote of full
Board, the following bills were al
lowed and ordered paid:
No. 7. H D Polhemus, ju-
ror's certificates. ..... 114.OO
No. 8. L H B Alexander, iu-
ror's certificates. ....... $500
No. 8. F A Shaw, District
Clerk fees. s....... 263. IS
No. 10. e Fl Knapp, express
sage on book. Ats
No. II. H H Mcneil, print
ing. ............ 445.6O
No. 70. W L Osborne, iu-
ror's certificate. e..... $50
No. 13. J S Byers, jurors
certificate. ......... 1000
No. IA. Jno T Dennis, three
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Phen x Town Council .
Rooms OF COMMON G GoUNcIL, !
PHGNIX, Jan. 4, 1888.

Rooms OF COMMON & oUNCIL,
PHGNIX, Jan. 4, 1888.
Common Conncil met pursuant to
adjournment. Present, Mayor Shaw,
Messrs. Brown, Kales, and Smith
Council; ] Joseph Campbell, R .corI-
er; and Henry Garfias, Mlrshal.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved.
The following bills were present
ed and ordered paid:
Jos Campbell, fees for Dec. S 9 90
Henry Garfias, fees for Dec. 46 90
S E Patton, culverts. .-..... 76 20
f Mclean, labor. 8 90
S Reghetti, meals city prisoners 90
Upon motion of Mr.. Smith, it was
ordered that the Recorder publish
notice for 30 days of The sale at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder
upon January 81, 1888, of all the IT'S
now remaining in the possession of
the Citv of Phoenix.
Upon motion of Mr.. Kales it was
ordered that the Recorder prepare a
petition to be signed by the citizens
of Phenix requesting the legisla-
ture to pass an act enabling the
Council to divil lie the City Plaza into
lots and sell the same at public al; :
ton.
Upon motion of Mr.. Brown, a
| City Calaboose was ordered to be
built upon the specifications made
by Mr.. Brown and accepted by Pat
ton & Whitaker.
| Upon motion Council adjourned !.
JOSEPH CAMPBELL, Recorder
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Assessment Notice.
ITO NJ. FUGLEY, CLAIMANT 70 ON E
half in terest in the Schweitzer mine !:

ITO NJ. FUGLEY, CLAIMANT 70 ON E
half in terest in the Schweitzer mine:
Now. therefore. you, co-owner in said
mine situated in Camp Creek, Maricopa
County. Arizona Territory, are hereby no.
titled that tho undersigned has done and
reformed the assessment work on said
mine as required by law for the years
eighteen hundred and ghty-one and
eighty-rwo and also made further improve
menis for the mine to tha amount OF one
hundred ard sixty-six dollars for the year
eighteen hnndred and eighty one and 10
the amount of one ouadred aud fifty three
dollars and eighty-five cents for the year
eighteen hundI ed and eighty-two and that
You, the said NJ Fugley- have in nowise
contributed thereto any part of the ex-
pense of said assessment work and further
improvements on the said Schweitzer mine
for the years aforesaid, This, therefore,
is to notify you that unless you pay your
pro rata, now due, together with costs,
within twenty days after the date of the
legal expiration of this notice. your afore-
said b ali interest in said Schweitzer mine
will cease and become the property of the
subscriber hereto.
ALEXANDER STEINEGGER.
Phoenix, Jan. 9, 1893.
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THE contests for election of Uuited
States Senators in the various states
that have that thing to do this win
ter, promise to be very lively affairs,
and entirely new faces are likely to
appear with the advent Of the new
reg linen in the Senate.
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SUM m ON s.
In the Justices Court of
Phoenix Precinct, in the
County of Maricopa,
Territory of Arizona.
james Richards, j. r.

DEMARBAIX & SANDERS. Copartners
in business, plaintiffs, vs. GEORGE
PARKER, observation-disclosures,
THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA
sends GREETING to GEORGE
PARKER, Defendant
YOR ARE uEREBY SUMMONED to appear
before me at my office in Phoenix in the
Coulry of Maricopa. Territory of Arizona,
on the fifth (5th) day Of March, A. D.,
1882. at 10 A NJ. in an action brous hit
against you by said plaintiffs, to answer
tue complaint OF the above named plain
tihs. Said action is brought to recover the
sum of one hundred and fifty-ni dollars
$3.50. The cause of actior fully set forth
in the annexed copy OF the complaint now
on file in my office, or Judgment will be ta-
ken against you Tor the said amount. to-
gether with costs of this suit If you fail to
appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said
County, Greeting:
Make legalservic and duereturn hereof.
Given under my hand at said Precinct,
this fourth day of January, A. D.. 1888.
JAMES RICHARDS.
Justice of the Peace of said Precinc :.
Tweed & Hancock, Attorneys for Plain
tifs. J54w
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Board met at 2 o'clock, pursuant
to adjournment, all members pres
ent.
On motion and by vote of full
Board. the following bills were al
lowed.
No. 70. NJ Gregory, lumb
Dill 30 ~
No. II. J NJ Gregory, lum ber
furnished Road Dist No 1. 25 10
No. 7e. Jacob Starer, work on
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DISPATCHES from Maine and Nova
Scotia bring information that the
New Years festivities of those To-
calrties were somewhat disturbed by
shocks of earthquake.
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The old and original Mormon TEN
pie at Kirkland, Ohio, is to be re-
paired and re-opened by the Nor
mons after number of years of de-
caying silence
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mayor.

The relocation of mines near Dos
Cabezas lead to a considerable noise
and destruction of whisky and some
shooting on last Sunday night. No
body hurt as nobody was shot at.
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TELEcRAPHEc.
Ian XIV Baldwin shot.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 4-Lucky
Baldwin was shot at in the corridor
of the Baldwin Hotel this morning
by woman Dained Fanny Baldwin
the ball going throu III his arm. s,iss
Baldwin claims to be a cousin of th-
millionaire, and has been teaching G
school on his ranch in Los Angeles.
Particulars are not yet known
Death OF w. 4 Morley.
CHIaUAHUA, Mexico, Jan. Nv.
R. Morley, Chief Engineer OF the
Atchison, Topeka ami Santa Fe sys-
ten, was accidently killed at Santa
Rosalia.
Heavy storms in the East.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "A terrible
storm of wind and snow is rain 2
here The wind is blowing at the
rate of IA miles an hour Tempera-
ture, zero.
The TarfR Bill
WASHINGTON, Jan. The Com
mittre on Ways AMI Means yesterday
stopped work on the tariff commits
sion at tlr free list. 1t passed over.
however, for further inquiry, the
schedule of books, papers, etc, and
part of the schedule sundries.
The Tariff BisI.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-The finance
committee of the Senate yesterday
virtually completed the tariff bill,
which will be reported to the Senate.
Two or ihree items remain to finally
be acted upon.
Revolutions after sh@ Gar.
BERLIN, Jan 4-Private letters
from St. Petersburg state that the
Gar found in his bedroom a letter
from the revolutionists commanding
the commencement of the promised
reforms and adding that the com
mittee possess the power to forcibly
obtain concessions
The Navy IN Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-Fhe Naval
Advisory Board have recommended
the building of the following vessels /:
One steel cruiser to cost 100000,
three steel cruisers to cost $l,410G00
each, one iron dispatch boat to cost
$3.50, 900, and one cruising torpedo
boat to cost $39, 900.
The senator from Maine.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 4-The Repub-
lican caucus re-nominated United |
States Senator Frye. The Fusionists
nominated Harris NJ. Plaisted.
Insulted.
VARNA, Jan The Turkish Off |
Ger insulted the Italian Consul while |
walking in the streets of Tripoli. |
The Consul struck AMI wounded The
officer. The Moslems demand the |
of the Consul.
Floods In Germany.
BERLIN, JAZZ 4-Scventy houses
have fallen in at Cadenhoen in con-
of the floods, and at Rix-
aeIm, Monisch AMI Oppcw 240 |
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: Tucson has just come out of a
hotiy contested city election, but
everybody seems satisfied by the re-
suit except the defeated candidates
A Mr.. C. M. Strauss has been elected
rnnror
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
knights of PythIas

VoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il there will be meeting ofthe above
named lodge, held at their Lodge Room,
the of oeeFs
conclude with q dance, and supper ut tn e
Bank Exchange. By order Chancellor
Commander.
EUGENE 1. FULLER,
Keeper of Records and S eais.
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NEW YORK quotes bar silver 1000
fine at 81 Os1z; London 925 fine at
So1Ed.
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THE Tip Top Mining Company
shipped on ths Sd last. twelve bars of
bullion valued at $4,000.
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Clears OFT rats, mice, reaches, flies.
ants, he'd bugs, skunks, ehipmun 8
gophers. 15c. Druggists.
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The Benson smelter has lately
started up and turns out fifty tons of
lead bullion, rich in silver, daily.
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"Buchupaibe,"

Quick. complete cure, all annoy
ing Kidney, Bladder and Urinary
1isases. 81. Druggists.