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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

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The finder will be suitably rewarded by
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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
Two weeks ago a band of Texas horses

Two weeks ago q band OF Texas horses
Grazed near the place of J. G. Strain,
northwest of the city. A few days at
forwards one OF Mr.. Strains horses was
taken very Ill and all remedies applied
seemed to be unavailing. Saturday
Mr.. Strain had three other horses taken
sick In the same way. He is puzzled &c
know the nature of the disease and
whether it was communicated by the
Texas animals,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

John Wilie's twin boys are Just one
week old to day.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
We are Informed that Mr OsWs

Pieferle, who has had more or less to
do with the courts in Lyon county since
the passage of the prohibition amend
ment, has started beer garden on the
old fair grounds. If Mr..
Pfeferle thinks he can run an
institution of that kind he Is very much
mistaken in the quality OF jeff Whites
backbone. We will see to il that mat
tiers are kept sultrY for Oswald, and don't
you forget it.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

See DYnes & Co.'s advertisement il
another place.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
Delays Are Dangerous |

Thousands die every year without asking
themselves the question why they are dying
by inches Take one csndid thought before
IL il everlastingly too late.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

Money to loan on land and stock or
long and short time. A. o. WHARTON.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

Buy your wall paper at WilIett 4
Chase's and save money.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

Willett & Chase are doing q big trade
in wall paper.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
YOUNG MEN

who have become victims of intersections
that are-annually sweeping thousands of
brilliant and exalted intellects to an untime-
ly grave, DR.. CRIDER would invite you tC
come and consult with him. He has cured
more than
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

pUUIIC duCLIUuI
TUESDAY, JUNE Sd, 1884,
ut my stables, No. 80 Constitution street,
Emporia, Kansas, fifteen head of Hol-
stein cattle, mostly cows and helfers and
including one bull. This stock is all
registered and the cows are nearly all
imported.
The terms OF sale are cash.
The Holstein cattle are the greatest
mixers in the world, and possess first
class beef qualities. They may be seen
at any time at the above named place
For further particulars call on or address
j. p. HALL,
EmpOria, Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

Ladies' Hne shoes, cloth tops, at J.
ID. Gibson's.
Our spIiug goods are arriving.
j. d. GIBSON.
-Vicks garden seeds at BOnd'e.
The test place in town To buy mo-
tions is at TrCssler & LoWry's-
Garden seeds in bulk at Lesh
Bros.
-Breech-l loading shOt-guns and sport
ing goods at Lesh Bros.
We are handling a new line of the
latest patterns OF glass and queensware
which are bo1nd to please at Lesh Bros.
-Warn"r's safe kidney remedy at
Bonds.
Mote paper and candies At Bonds
Motions and toilet articles at Bonds
Union package dyes at Bonds.
Mixed paints at Bonds.
Window shades and fixtures at Lesh
Bros.
Cash for grain at Tressler &
LoWry's.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
CHRONIC DISEASES
AND ALL MANNER OF
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

and diseases of the nervous system. Also all
private diseases. He respectfully invites
them to call at his Medical inlrmary in OF
tumwa. On the conner of Second and Jefer-
500 streets, aad he win examine their cases
free of charge. After examination of your
case, If satisfied, and you should desire to
take treatments. terms will be made to suit.
rs reasonable as possible.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
MONDAY, May 18th, 19,


The carpenters commenced work on
the new dwelling OF Garrett Debaun. on
Allen creek, this morning.
Mrs. Webster of Lebo and Mrs. Joseph
Kempton OF Cahola, were guests of John
L. Butler and family Saturday.
The pay car tailed 10 appear Saturday
to the disgust of tue boys interested.
Americas will "toot" its own horn on
the Fourth of July as already arrange
ments are being made to celebrate at
horne.
A new change of time went into effect
on the Missouri Pacific yesterday which
cuts off every avenue of travel for Amer
icus people, except they go on foot or
ride on the freight.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
A6xertisad List

List OF letters uncalled for and remaining
in the postonice At EmPoria, Kansas, for the
week ending May 18th, 1854. Please give
the date Of adveFtiseme when called for:
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
SATURDAY MAY 1

Josiah Lamb now holds forth Ia his
own domiclle, which is just completed.
A pleasant sewing bee at s. P. Elliott'a
yesterday.
The camp of gyPsles northwest OF
town has decamped.
Americas furnishes four of the wbisk y
vendors of Emporia. Which town
claims the credit?
The farmers who have their corn
planted are now happy.
:, The public square is now enclosed
and the committee would like to gel
some one to farm it on the shares.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

Willett s. Chase have new and hand.
some patterns in wall paper.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
TUESDAY, JUNE Sd, 1894,

SALE OF HoLsTEINs.-I will sell al
public auction,
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Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and
Heart, Throat and Lungs

Established in OttumWa, Iowa March A
d. 1874, for the treatment of all kinds of
chronic ami female complaints, and all dis
eases Of . nervous character, and all long
standing complaints, such as liver, kidneys,
heart, throat and lungs. and as q throat and
lungs specialist, DR. CRIDER has no superior.
He cured old Peter Lambert when he was
expecsorating one pint of matter daily. His
pOstofice address is WaptllO, Louisa county,
Iowa. Also Mrs. Jonathan West. of Ham
burg, Iowa: she was nearly as bad. and ten
years ago DE-. CRTDER cured her, and to-day
she does her own work. He also treats all
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

We are receiving every week q
large invoice OF wOmen's and children's
shoes at J. d. Gibson's.
We are constantly adding to our al
ready extensive stock of men and boys
ready-made clothing. Some excellent
suits at ]. D. Gibson's.
Hats and caps of every description
for summer wear at j !. D. Gibson's
S. A. Brown s. Co., of Americas
will fill you bill of lumber cheaper
than EmpOria or elsewhere, besides civ.
ing you q better class of finish, freer Of
knots, and sap, lime, cement and plastei
always on hand.
Racine spring wagons and buggies
at j. S. Gibson's.
Garden cultlvators and iron pumps
for sale by J. ). Gibson.
Clearance sale OF corsets. YOU
choice for IS cents, at J. D. Gibson's.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

10000 Physicians living.
He has specific aud eau Positively Cure the
worst case in the world
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

WARREN, LEIGHTON s. HARRISON.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22

J. T. CANNELL. Usage City, Kas.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-13
4inantiaI-SprtiaI,

All persons inclined to speculate in n mode
way IN
ACTIVE STOCKS, GRAIN, on PROVISIONS,
should visit this Office and examine the spG-
Clul facilities here offered, No previous eNpe-
Renee necessary % enable anyone 10 operate
us intClligently us the oldest dealers.
The public Ii cordially Invited,
Stocks bought and sold IN lots OF ten shares
ana upward AT the same price rs larger lots on
The New \ Ork Stock Exchange,
Margins per cent, or more, at discretion.
No interest charged for carrying Stocks,
Grain, Provisions, or Petroleum any length OF
time desired
Further particulars cheoriully given upon
application to the manager,
Orders by telephone or messenger prompt
~ executed.
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THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted Yesterday by tho
District judiciary.

THE RECORD.
Court In General Term Chief Jtistics Cartier, Jus.
tees Cor and Jamss.-United States ex rel James
g. Gorton vs. Benjamin Butterworth. coommi s.
sioner of patents; on hearing.
Circuit Court-Judoe H1oner--Rich VS.. Henry !
Jury respited Rand Manufacturing company VS..
DUNCAN; Judgment by default. -,
oDonnaghue; writ Of assistance on petition OF
Elizabeth FaulhOlm oil dered TO issue. CorDet vs.
CoTbet testimony before j. n over, sHam IlIain.
ordered lakon. Alderman vs.. Ackermahi plain'
Till ordered 10 pay examiners ices
NEW SUITS.
1920, Frank p. Dietrich ct al VS.. John ]. Georges
ct Ill; Judgment creditors bil j. j. Darlington,
solicitor. 1923, Brooke Mackall vs.. Fanny burch
anu John Lynch; Injunction; W. WillouRhDy' %
Thomas L. House account, sllg52 X; Coyie. at,
torney. 2jl10. Francis A. robson VI. The Inland
and seaboard Coasting company damages, s2o;
G19 bon Brn sfyoctSids Brns D aitEsney ISck
wood note, ss,7; John 81. &. Brookss, u, at
GoldsIen; notes, s7362!; ]. j. darlington, attor'
ney. 25l75, Charles H. Ross y 90; vs.; JONI 1
Miller attorneys. 25l7i. Elan NJ Hook vs. caro-
liuo aud Daniel Nelson electment; Z, NJ. MAI
thows and H. A. Newman, attorneys: S Gi,,,
e a%Sps '% aeeOuut sc5Ss Elliot ROB-
| inson attorneys 2jl76, Browning q
Middleton vs.. William II. Wright; note, 500. j.
G.. Hne and S. Il. Thomas, attorneys.
COURT cALia
Court IN Genera, 7erm-Chief Justice Clr,,sr, jus
tees Coz and Jd'nss-Nos. ~, 80, ooIa' o. ~
and 10. - 49, 49,,
Circga court--JudOs HdOnr.-Nos. %, 15i, l0d
| 1853, 1o0, aud 100. -,
Eatdy Court-J,idoe MacAr,hur..-Nos IL, 10, q
CilnIindi Court--Jitd0e Wyltc.-Nos. liV2e, loOO9
| l5,227 15A1S, and l5,229
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-13
THE MARKETS.
Stocks Dull and Strong, with an Upward
Tendency.
The Day Devoid OF Features OF Special
Interest.


NEW YORK, March 1.-THE market has
been very dull and strong, with some shorts
covering. New York Central, Lackawanna,
Union Pacific, Northwestern, st. Paul, and
Pacific Mail have been the most active stocks
The borrowing demand was little larger
Now York Central loaning as high as per
cent. In the afternoon the market was very
strong, led by New York Central and st.
Paul, and up to the closing hour Now York
Central was the pivot of the trading. Bonds
were strong.
The Chicago houses are free sellers of
stocks, and say the western railroad men are
all bears on the situation.
Mr.. Vanderbilt is said to have told friend
TO buy st. Paul, 1t would touch par before
May /.
The hotels were quiet last night and
opinions mixed, those who have been right on
the market predict the latter part Of this week
will see higher prices and advise buying for
turn. They say the bears made desperate
eifortslto break the market yesterday, espec-
tally on the st. Paul
Central Pacific touched Its lowest point
yesterday. II was rumorod last night that
Huntington party had decided to support
the stock and those who have held the stock
were unanimous in the opinion that it was
about time for somebody to resist tho raid.
Provisions frmer but the advance was not
sustained.
Shorts woro sometimes active buyers, but
tho trading was not large.
The mild squeeze in New York Central is
believed TO be duo to a scarcity of stock toi
delivery in consequence Of the trading on ar
bitrage.
Western Union statement: Surplus Jan. 1,
1884, S3,01003 net resources for quarter
ending March 81, $l,6500OO; total, 5,620,03l
interest, sl0G, i2O sinking fund, $4,000; total
1850; balance, $5,i0i,510; dividend require
dend, IL per cent, payable April ib. Book.
close March 90, and reopen April 2.
STOCKS.
Following are opening and closing prices o
principal stocks, as corrected by special wire
reports received by Bateman & Co., bankers
No. 1i1l L street northwest
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-13

BALTIMoRE March l2.-Nirguia t., consolidated,
403S: past due coupons 80; new lO-iO', 49, new IS,
bIa; North Carolina 6s, Old, Ill bid to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-13

3iO7 ,...............s25 SlO9.......,..
80 tickets ending with 90, being the two terminal
units Of the number drawing the Capital PHO
OF $1,000, are each entitled to S..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-13

GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
The following arc the opening, highest lowest
and closing prices on Chicago board of trade as
corrected by special wire reports to Cooke & Co..
brokers: '
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in tho habit of stoning tho cars Of the Balh-
moro and Ohio railroad. At one timo ono OF
them placed large stone on tho track, which
was rolled of by another boy. They were
fined So each in the police court.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COLONIAL BEACH
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
CAPlrAl..",,,....,,,..,., 100000.
PRESIDENT, a. MELVILLE BELL,
VICE PRESIDENT, \, POLLOCK.
TREASURER, q. ], BELL.

PRESIDENT, A. MELVILLE BELL,
VICE PRESIDENT, A. POLLOCK.
TREASURER, q. J, BELL.
DIRECTORS;
GARDENER q. HUBBARD, w. W. CURTIS, A, Il.
BATEMAN, j, j. MCtLHoNE, EDWARD
w, BYRN, GARRGCK MALLERN,
w. WARRINGTON EVANS
A company chartered by the state of Virginia for
the purpose of owning and controlling summer
Watering place, principally for the city of Washing
ton. The property known as White Point Farm, in
Westmoreaud County, Virginia, has been pur-
chased, III situated ON salt water, about o. miles
from the city, and possesses unriyacd advantages
for boating bathing, fishing, &c. The property
acquired by the company covers about 900 acres
bracng / 900 building lots. A handsome hotel Is
now bong erected and Will he open to the public
about June 10,
First issue Of stock Is 10000 In 1000 shares, t25
ench ufwhich So, 900 Inns been subscribed lOr the
balance q 800 snow offered to the public at par,
33ia per cent payable ON allotment and the balance
M required for tho development of the business,
subscription hooks viii be found at the office OF the
Treasurer, lI37 Pennsylvania avenue, and ut the
Oncc ofthc Company, 1921 r street, where full in.
formation viii be given.
io2Sthm.lm II, IL. EVANS, Secretary,
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BALTIMORE hIUIk MANhEE'
BALTlMoRE March l2,-Nirgnig g., consolidated,
<0iS: past due coupons 30; new lO-iO', 49, now IS,
bia; North Carolina 6s, old, III bid to-day.
BALrIMoRE PRODUCE MAEKGr.
BALTIMORE, March l2.--COton steady; midllng,
J0@sOlOAc. Flour firm; Howard street and
western superhne, S275G35O; do. extra, 5000
a.7b; do. family, s5.OOgbi5 city mills superlne,
S2559S,6Oi do. extra, s3'IoSGO;25i do RIO brands,
s5G2@5sS; PatGpsco family, $500 do. supeTlatve
patent, 500, Nhcat-Southcrn steady and finn;
western about steady aud quiet; southern red,
Sll30l.l5; do. amber, Sll6@l.lG No. Maryland,
tllot4ml,l6l2; No. . western Winter red, spot,
slOsl20l,0S33 March, 81 0sI asked; April, sl0ih
COrn-Southern steady; western steady hud dull;
southern white 60062c do. yellow, i9GGOy; west
crn mixed, spot and March, csc u!d Alr!l, 59c
bid; May, 60l9@6lc; June, Gle BID 4; July, 62c bid
ern, 42@1l5c; western white, I3@1ilc; do, mixed Il
case; Pennsylvania, 429ijc. Rye easier at 7l@13c
Hay nlm, with good inquiry prime to chs lee
pennsylvania aud Maryland, SliODl5OO, Pro-
visions quiet and easy; mess pork, old, $500 now,
tlOOO bulk meats. shoulders and clear rib sides,
packed, S9lOl4c baoon-shOulders, $50; clear rib
sides. lie; hams, ll46gllO. lard-Re6ned, lOl6C,
Butter steady; western packed l0@2lc creamery
25gS6o. Eggs quiet and steady AT l7C9lSc, Petro'
loum nominal refined, S4@S9sc Coffee quiet
l2lsc. Sugar steady A SOFT nc. Copper-Ke-
fined steady ~ li@liIG, Whisky quiet aud steady
at sl.l09ll9l3, Freghts TO Liverpool per steamer
dull cotton, $780, Hour Is 3D. grain, g1f@3d.
els corn, $4,000 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye
1000 bushels. Shipments-Corn SO 900 bushels.
saes-Wheat 356OOO bushels; corn, l7l,O00 bushels.
A Practice That should $50 Broken Up.
Special Officer Miles and officer Slack cap
tured two boys named William Miles and
Charles Folk, who belong to a crowd who are
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THE "Rough On" Tooth Powder. elegant, l5c.


The following transfers OF real estate were filed
for record yesterday
Mount Pleasans, Park ST., pit. lot 10 fronting
- t., sub. OF Pleasant Plain, George +.
Wooster to Louisa Parker dated March IL. 500
Frederick st.. West Washington, lot 79and pit.
lot so, sub. Of GoOrKttuwn, Michael Sulli-
van and otlcns To Mary Dugan; dated
Mar H.. ....,,..'.,.....".. 10
Frederick aud Fun streets, northeast corner.
West WashinglUu,pt, lot 2l2,sub. of George
town, Mary DHgiii nuh Michael DugRn to
Julia Sullivan; dated March II ...,....... 10
Eastern branch, piece OF land i'll the sub. of
the comfy of Washington, Robert ii. Jor-
dan and wife TO Annie $. Coyle; dated Jan.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''''.''''.... ~
Delaware ave. n. T., west side, bet, l. ANA NJ
SIS pt OF lot II, sub. Of sa. III, irOnliug Is
f., Olls BigelOw and wife to Geo. A. Arms;
dated Fen. ~. ....,.........,.,. ....,.,',.,. D
DaHwaro ave. u, e. west side, bet. and NJ
SIS, ut. of lot H. sub. OF 50. III, fronting 10
IT,, Richard T.. Jackson, trustee. to Geo. A.
Arms; dated VI lrCh Observation-Disclosures. 5
10 h st. II. W., east side, bet, NJ and sts., lot
H. sub. Of 50. 49, Joseph h. MCCammon
aud wife to Thomas ii. Alexander; dated
March 3.......,..... '''''''''''..'.,.,.,.. 3QH
n. IL. aye. aud \ SIS, II. W., northwest cor;
pit. lot 80, suU. of 81, OF, Katharine NJ Hen
dcrsOn aud husband 10 George B. Whiting;
dated Feb. Recommendations. l2j
County Of Washington, lot |, sub OF tract
OF land called Long Meadow. containing
acres, Appleton PrtchGrd to Frank
Palmer, of Florida; dated OJt, is, 1885,. 10 900
lIllyGr ave. II. w, south side, bet 10Th and
list sts., pit. OF lois II and II, sub. of 50, o.
Curtis j. llillyer and wife 10 Josephine IL.
Ficke; dated March Observation-Disclosures. $500
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Futures Wheat Corn. Oats. Pork Lard
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

Douglas Gray and Prof. Church If San
 Francisco left this morning to inspect the
 Montgomery group of mines on the Hassa- ysmps, of which Dan. o'Boyle is the happy owner. It IS rumored that negotiations are on foot for the transfer of this property.
 We are pleased to hear of Mir. OBoyle's good luck. as he is ore of our most enter prising prospectors. The party returns to Prescott tomorrow.
 There is no doubt but that the Horribles will have grand celebration on the 4tb. To make this a success considerable amount of money hss been used and a greater amount of gratuitiOus labor ex- pended. In former years the cars and dec orations were naade Tn frail manner and only lasted for one celebration. But the parties having i'll charge the construction oi the car of state and other stupendous bur lesques that will be drawn in the line of parade the coming fourth are having them in more substantial manner than heretofore, but now find they haven't sufficient money to complete them in the way it should be done. A committee has been appointed who will visit those of our business men who have not already contrib uted to this affair, tor the purpose of asking for small donation, which will complete everything in such manner that in future years comparatively small amount will have to be raised.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
THE pRoGR MIME FOR TOMORROW

The l08th anniversary of our National Independence will be appropriately observ- ed by procession com posed of the follow ing organiz stions:
 Band, MiIligan Guards.
 Prescott Rifles.
 Milllgan Guards.
 Pupils of the Public Schools.
 Hon. J. 4. Rvsh IS announced as Presi- dent of the day, and Mayor J. L. Hall, as Grand Marshal.
 The organizations named will promptly assemble in time to march of at 2 o'clock.
 The line will De formed on Cortez Street, in front of Howey's Hall, and the process sion will observe the following line of march:
 North along Cortez to Willis, thence we st to Montezuma, thence south to Carl ton. thence east to Cortez, thence north along Cortez to the Plaza, where the usual literary exercises and memorial services will be held.
 HON. CHIEF JUSTICE HOWARD will deliver the oration. An address will also be delivered by Hon. A. w. Csllen. F. P. Damn, Esq, will read the Declaration of Independence. Rev. Mir Guthrie will offer prayer.
 Carriages will be in waiting for the speak CTS, marshal, president of the day and clergy. The general public is cordially invited to participate in the procession.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
OPENING oFTHE PALACE SALOON.

Ellis & Whitney, who had their Palace
 Saloon destroyed during the Sherman
 House fire. in February last, will open their new saloon, on Montezuma street, to-
 morrow evening Their new building has
 been erected in most substantial manner, ana everything has been done to guard against fire. The saloon Is built of brick walls, 25xS0 feet, with stone foundation, iron roof and iron shutters in the rear. On the inside nothing has been overlooked to make everything tasteful and pleasant. The room will contain the bar, which is 20 feet long, three gaming tables and two club rooms partitioned of in the rear. The reading room is located upon the right as you enter the saloon. It is about 10x20 feet, and Is fine piece of workmanship, each pannel being filled in with French plate mirrors. Here will be kept on file all papers and periodicals published within the Territory, and sporting and newspapers from the east and west There will be luEco AAnSsuS Snanuoiicfn HI thc niaAi uaii, with lamps over each gaming table. In the rear there will be piano, with cornet and solo accompaniment,-Mr. Ed. Long playing the piano; H. T. Martin, the vio-
 lin. and s. B. Swidensky, the cornet. The paper is of the finest quality, and comes from Clark & Co, of San Francisco, Mir. Hugh McCrum havig selected it recently with great care. The paper panel in the rear of the bar is of . fine wine tint orna- nented with flowers The old bar is being used temporarily while Frank Parker s buslly at work building one of solid wal nut
 The Milligan Brass Band will give an open air concert during the evening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
THURSDAY.

Three mining notices were recorded to- day.
 The following persons left by stage for Ash Fork this morning: A D Bush and T W Ward
 Geo MeCann ct al to-day deeded to 4. Dewey ct al 600 feet of the Canyon Mining claim.
 Sheriff Henkle Is having the Court House on the north side gayly decorated for to- morrow.
 Harris Baldwin, Esq, of St. Johns, will deliver the oration at Holbrook to- morrow
 Dollie, the l2-vear-old dau ghter of Jas. NJ. Baker, of North Montezuma St, is seriously i'll.
 Masks for those taking part in the Horrible parade to-morrow, can obtain them at Bray's.
 Gov. F. A. Tritle had been requested to deliver the oration tomorrow at Flagstaff, but declined.
 There was no meeting of the Yavapai Stock Growers Association to-day, being unable to get quorum.
 The Horribles request all those intending to turn out with them to be on hand at the Tiger Stables promptly at l.30 p.m. Governor Tritle left this morning for the Black Hills, on business connected with the United Verde Copper Company. Wagoner and Stephens are agents for Demorest patterns, for Prescott. Read their advertisement in to days paper.
 Under Sheriff NJ. A. Lawler, who has b4A- nr for number of days with inter
 fever, is slightly better to-day.