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Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-16

Determined to Give the Poor a Show.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-16
who KiI1ed Cock RObfn 2

l. said the sparrow, with my little arrow, and Hughes killed the Butter business with low prices. Large shipments of the Best York State Butter re- price and that price lower than most dealers can stand
 Choice Cream Butter25c q P0un0s or
 1s2 pounds for $1.
 And a fine table Butter at only FOG ID: lu pound New Process Flour S per barrel Catch on to that And a good Family Flour at S4-oo. Flour oy line bag G5 and 75c. Don't go hungry.
 Pest Old Gov Java Coffee 25c pound Rest Teas 2Oc 3Oc 4Oc and 50 c. pound, with T.TRtWIdSM T.R IE1 COAL Best quality ana always 25 cents ton cheaper than any other dealer. Hollse to rent cheap.
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From Gen E. D. Reyes Fifty Years obser-
 vation,'' just published by Charles Scribner's
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CITY JoTs.

Gee. n. Lake jeweler, Lewiston. 7-7-n
OF where, is Pansy?
The had to "d;g up"
Heavy rain on Tuesday.
Everybody talks politics.
Prairie chickens are plenty.
Commissioners adjourned Saturday.
Next Monday is the circus at Colfax.
Reads are getting good for travel.
We had = minstrel (?) show last week.
Capt had magician aboard last trip.
tits time the lady bycicle riders were out.
If you want any bones set call on Dr.(O
Whitcomb.
How fer would be have got had he not been
overhauIed?
man that won't paw his honest debts
ought to 60 into the leather business.
Now is the time to register your name for
the fall election. Go to j. X. FinceDt's office.
WAT hES.--Geo. Fl. Lake is agent for the
celebrated Rookie watches. the best in use.
For the finest photograph in the territory. 60
to J. W. Riggs photo gallery, Lewiston. |. I.
J. W. Riggs. photographer, is now taking
orders fer enlarged work. Call at bis gallery
ana see samples. If
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In tho Probate Court Of the county Of Nes
Ferce. Idaho Territory.
In tho matter Of the estate OF VIM. rayler. Jr.
deceased.
W. ID. Robbins. the administrator Of IN. -.
tate OF VIM Taylor, Jr. deceased, having 6lcd
his petition aerein duly v-rcaed. praying for
an order Of sale Of certain real estate If said
decedent for the purposes therein set forth. II
rs therefore ordered by the judge Of said cour,
mat all persons interested in tho estate OF said
deceased. appear before the said Probate Cour,
on Friday August LIST. A. b. 1884 at 10 o'clock
a. NJ OF said day. at the court loom of said
court IN the city Of Lewiston, county and ter
rtory aforesaid. to show cause why an order
should not be granted to said administrator 10
sell the whole OF the real estate Of said do
ceased. And that copy Of this order be- pub.
iished, at least fur wceks. successively. pri ,r
t = the said Let day of August 1884. in The Lew
iston TELLER. newspaper printed AID pub.
'snea IN said county. WIN WING
Attest. prnh.t. JmI..
WIN WING, Ex-ofBcio clerk. az i
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TO Accommodate our Customers,
Goods delivered ut any part Of
the city. free OF charge.
ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE

for goods in our lines, or out of our lines.
carefully filled ana attended to and salts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SUMMONS.

Territory Of Id'h''
County Of Nez Pcrce.
In the District Court for the Territory of idaho
!st Judicial Dist. in and for Mes Percs Co.
l n Dawson, plaintiff. W. L. Cary 4 Son, de.
PENDANTS.
10 l.. Cary aud Henry Cary:
In the name Of the people Of the United
states IN the territory Of Idaho: You are here
by notified that there is now on die In the NJ
fee of the Dist. Court Of the Let Judicial his,
Of said territory, in Lewiston, county Of Ma,
perce, the complaint Of the above nsmed plain
tin wherein judgement 10 demanded against
You on account. for g"sds, wares and merch.p
i'se sold and delivered TO you vt your rroues,
by McCracken and Mason. Murphy, 0rsnt A
Co.. NJ. Seller Co. and Chas. II. Dsdd 4 Co.
OF Portland, Oregon. and by them duly xs.
signed to the plain iH 10 the aggregate sm,un,
at eight hundred and sixty. four and 10 ms.
hundredths dollars. 1854 10. with interest on
said sum from the I'd day of June 1854 and 70,
costs OF suit, Aud you are also notified that
unless y'u appear and answer to said com.
plant within ten days after the service hereof,
=" served within Nez Perce county, and within
twenty days, 1t se-ved out of said county but
wHh'n sa'd Judicial district. snI within forty
Gays II served cut Of said district Exclusive OF
the day OF servicei the plaintiff will take n de-
fault and judgement against YOU far the ,.;a
sum Of $s6i.l9. besides intere I and costs.
GIVEN Hnder my hand and the seal of the
District Court. Of the LIST Judicial District o,
Utah" Territory in and for Nee Perce County
this 9TH day of June, A. b. 1884
LIS. N. SoUrER.
Rand 4 O'Neil. atty's for plaintiff. AL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The fol.
lowing real estate will be sold at reason able
rates.

Enquire Of john W. Denny, Lewiston, I. T
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT
Wa'la WallA. W. T. June Q 1894
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHR
~ following named settler has filed notice
OF his intention to make final proof 10 supper,
OF his claim, and that said proc, will he made
at C"lfax. W T. on July rs 1884. viz: Ellen
swark nd 1912 for the sea sec 10 tp ~ o =
40 e. lie names the following witnesses to
prove ms continuous residence up. and Guilt
vati"n Of said lind, viz: Tbos. j. Pasbv. p
y. skeels, Frank Hanna and Morgan Pssby Of
uniontown W. T.
Jos. JORGENsON.
~ Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Walla Walla W. r. June 10 la8t.
i oTICE Is HEBEBY GIVEN THAT The
~ following named settler has filed notice
OF ms intention to make final proof in supper,
OF his claim. and that said proof will BE- mad.
before c. M. kincaid. at Colfax W. r. on Aug.
. 1884 viz: Gilbert c. Luper. nd. SI7 far the
ne swa sea nwA swh ncA uwA Sc \ sec.
20 tp IL r 20 9. He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upop
and cultivation said land, viz: M Rocks
ohas Il Laherty. Joshua Campbell and Al
bert Rocks Of Cotton ". r.
JOS. J0RGENSON.
90 Register.
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NOTICE FOR PRE-EMpTIoN PROOF.
LAND OFFICE At

Lewiston, I. r., June 80, 1884.
NOTICE. is hereby given that the fall. wing
named settler has fled notice of her iuteuti.n
70 make final pro"fin support Of her claim, add
that said proof will be made before U s. Land
once at Lewiston. on Aug. ~ OF 10 A. NJ. 1894
viz: Mary Vernon Us 228O for the NV \ sw 4
ssw~a nwa sec 20 SEA neA net set $50 q t.,
80 ~. She names the following witnesse.
TO prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, via: r. Manning. X
+. Richardson. I. L. Hartman and VIM. ]
Mervyn, OF Lewiston, |. r.
396t R.";.,..
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

LAND OFFICE At
Walla Waiis ". T. June 9th 1884.
NJ Office l. HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
- following named settler has filed notice Of
bis intention to make final proof in support Of
h' claim. and that said proof will he made be-
fore homas schofen. Justice Of the Peace at
Uni ntown. on July Is 1894 viz: Alfred
kleist DIS 1908 for the nj sw 4 sec 10 to 70 n
= 40 e. He names the following witnesses to
prove his c ntinuous residence upon and cult.
walton OF said land. viz: Anton Ruether, Con
rad Tuschpf. Peter Jacobs and Theodore
Goeide Of Uniontown W. T.
JOS. JORGENSON
" Register.
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A Card.

EDITOR CHAMPION: It has been
 brought to my knowledge tha: a
 Iumor n certain circles that l have been induced by certain friends and
 individuals to announce myself as an independent candidate for the office of Sheriff; also, that should 1 be elect. ei to that office, Mir. Henkle would be my under sheriff and deputy. For information to the public, and my own vindicatioL, desire to stlte that have taken that step with due consideration aul assumed the respon- sibIl!y; l emphatically declare thLt l lm independent of all cllques, rings or individuals. especially with MT. Een- kle. Should 1 be elected, 1 shall con duct the office to the best of my abil. ity and m the interest of the coun- t.. Re,pcot u.ly, DANIEL HATE.
 Prescott, August 27, 1884.
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I'resc 'ti's Tragedy.

We taSc the follows Z account oi Ilc i,.cit n.Wdcr |" P.v>c, iron. lie CWritr, Ci Saturday las
 x G,.v,I i, ,.l,solutc g,m bier d; d an ur,, lAim,bie ul,u n irnu, uho ias ii>e,i iur year ra>l on i.. wages ui shame contributed d Ia hl> sLI uit b, woman who i> k ,uwn h, lh,s ,.n,r u. i , aS lrInic Clhk. bu whose real nanIc is Nrli,c Culle. Nellie Co! lc wa, d Cu.ncly womai, ui I,I moic than 26 ,rais,f age, u. nIii ai.u q, li,aic iiaime. dnd Il nailv, UI GicEwu,u, CalI.oiuli. She blr, m h,I b,h.viur aId malEcr IEc ,,l u,n,ts ui a io.m,r i,pulabic .nu rr in,u lilc. She wa> .tii. t>d Nitn la .u.b.t Con:unl tion Ul lne iu $ .,. q thc IaNaae, ,i lhc Li.tase w,Ir iL,l | nJsi,Inns 10 Ter u,ain.
 Yesterday muinIne. about lhrc, u',i,,k, Glover, the iov'r, n.ct Inc sui in the Paia,c saloon. He hau Dc,n in porlunatc tU her pi,viuu,t for q lil.dI,u dollars and iaiuriateu at her inability to furnish hlm wiln mOLrl lie alta, keu her with his fists. She fed Tor reirge brl.ind the bar wh,lr he followed her ilnsing glasses aLd bottles al her. The giil, leaving Ter refuge, attempted to gain the door when her brutal parImour knocked her down wit.i hts clenChed list, and taen stamped every semblance of ilie uut of her prostratc form with hl, boot ncci.
 This Is nothing but mere outline of the tragedy. Words ae made uia,e to the tils, IT! tlun Ui all lts sick ,nlng Celali,. lney can b: better lmdgintu than descnbed.
 u Is Lothins Tn mitigation of the enurmlty of Giv,er's Ciime that he Was Lut drunken wretch and she a sociLi oulca,t.
 Thou shalt not kill" "'as written alike for all. and hi, ufcnse, against both human aid dNine W, Is none the les, that hi, vICllm was d friend les aud unfortunate 'ynriin. Under other aus i,,s ana knuller iates she might have been happy ~iie. it l, the iiisl ll.ne iI the history Of Prescott that d Cimc like that Oi GiUver's has been committed within iis hmlts. ard naturally enoush the current of pubic feeling hl' run in the direction uf su '.mary juetiCe at ihe hands of tne people without the
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of the laws delay anu

intervention of the llw's delay an, uncertainty.
 We believe that at the presen, writing the disposition to lynch the murderer has given way wisely to the Determination to try him fairly and lrarely in the courts. The dark i'd damning testimony which stand, .ainst him makes it almost an i'm, o>sibllity that he shall escape d.ath " the rope, and the feeling of all good ciiz ns Is that the hangman' , services will be again necessary to purify the moral atmosphere and vin- dlca,e the outraged mages,y of the law.
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The following letter has bee, hinicd Il, by Postmaster King, f., Jnswri;
 NEWCASTLE. PLACER Co CAL. ]
 August 2;th. 1884.
 POsT MA TER. F. ,Gs TAFT: Wi, ,ou please give me somc inform llJ con, ero,ng the cou ,try near you |, iheIe government land unocCu ,icds
 1 1, il available for agricultural pu. po,c'e
 Are there m.iny indians there?
 Are they rruub esrmr or likely to b,
 Is th sc water tor s,o, k?
 ln ,igsiug Vt Il, how deep Is nee e,>ar, for so;"i sup. ly oi water?
 What h the man industry Vf the people m your town?
 What b the population or Flag staff?
 What $ the timber ther,?
 Are lherc any >awmliE?
 N nat Is he Cllmtl,?
 DJ,,u ,hink II i,a good place for d man wiih q small family dad d ,m l, CIpl,al to make home ana lNins? 1. you have not lIhc to answer thi, i please haid in to some reliable p,i. son wno will, Any I,iurnation con ternlng ihe ,uuntrI, ciimilr, people. ts,iirst-, ctc wiil b: Una, kiuii, Icc,N,d by k. MAR TON. There are thou, ,nds Of p,, pie lhr, u. hcut the United States. wno are looking inr lAces to better their col dilor. To all those We can i,cummt Id Flagstaff ad vi iMtv, rcth Tor Innate and natural resources. Flagstaff |, located 'i, the midst Of hel: ot excellent inc timber, forty miles wide by siXty miles m length. Sdwmill, are heins located n differ enl part, of Ihi, forest. which are pro- duCirg as fine lumber for building purpose, as You can fad anywhere. The Aver mill,. heated at this place, are employing over 800 en, whom ,Lcl by good wage-. As To sto,k k Iaiie,, NavaIal c,u'Il take, no SEC. od l"c iier broad and fertile valleys are Cover, d wi;h ii, h growth ui sra>, and are wLleied by he pure crystal water, from the mountains. Tn,rc Is much guvernm2n; land a. ,cl u,,c, uihed m this vicinity, which l> valuable Tor It's timber and for agti. ,u,,urI an; stock raising purposes here arc many rCh mines being woikt d in various part, ot the county and undoubtedly ,ur,c of the riches, VI in, IrinaIn unGI,, o,cr"u. N,val al county Ina, dciIghtnl climate. IL nds not the EU', s,orching sun ot the south TOT the old bii>iS ,i the nuIih, Il, d $ .lien mci IL Ia not Onil d gooi Counlrl ior the working man, bat |, unsurpassed ior the n,ailn' >, ,ekcr. Il>rc those wita hruk., down tohsiltu ions rom u,crwuIk ui c,idi nrlncil, fl d ,he restoring baln. l.. lhe pure muui.iain ar, ali nyls- uraIii < ; ui; in tie chase oi the dc,I al q al.t,h lr.
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We have hand from last two three hundred thousand feet of COMMON -AkDo, assorted lengths and wdh sound and dry. We close and order to dD haze decided just as stands, Tn DdZars 7donani de- hvered hee StOf Casi Our yard getting ovecowded determined make this get
 this is refuse cul lumber. It is GOOD, COM MON LUMBER anl just the thing for Barns hedin. Sheath ing Fences, There why hneloode tc< shDull e compelled lure the of the scorcln heats of summer. comfortable shelter procured thi, For prmnen ho,ting works, platforms, sn gng &c this lum Der i just the ve beea E. Smethms that woull ,o wasn't high priced Come and Look il If you can: won't regret it.
 Tl.s offer is OPEN SLYTY Df lS until the Colorado River Bridge is hhhe After that sabe Wecoull replace lumber anything like the hures nan,ed Ton Sueh a1oey ehrne We will sell the lumber by the load TWELVE DOLLARS thousand, m less than carloa For l,,o carload and don't care how haul IEV DOLLdRS GOES
 This isn't all the Lumber we have. Not by jug full Npt by millions feet. We have of aH grades ana 0X pytes, ths year PLLLN 7WIChNESS and BR/GXT as the smile o your best girl. (prces aboyel.
 Our MINING TIMBER would do good to You have dead thing selling cium if shaft incline we'll tmbered with IxI2and all paid for. No has occurred in a mine where tmbers used
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Revocation of Power of Attorney.

DY TOWER of Attorney bearing date ihr D goth day of June A. D. 1881. dii make, constitute and appoint Frank DAgg' my true and Lawful attor ey for the purposes and with the power, therein set forth.
 Now. therefore, ]. John >temmer. b, the consent of the sad Frank Dlgss, hay, revoked, countermanded. annulled and made void. and by these presents do revo' e, coun tcrmand. annul and make void the power I attorney and all power and authority thereb, given or intended to be given [, the said Frank Daggs. loHN STEAMER. L. $.
 Dated Sept 2, 1884.
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Estray Notice.

GAME to my ranch. 3 miles northwest N of Flagstaff, "ne large bay horse, win anue spot m forehead and on right hind foot and branded C on lift shoulder and I ) on !. .ht shoul fer. Owner can have the sam: by proving property and "aying dam ages. N. F. iilLl..
 sep p6.w4
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To tllS EssI1liC.

NIilERE\o my wme, Ehz ,beth Mur w ray Ina. lcii my bed ana board with uu, Just cau>e or provocaii1n, therefore warn any d person, asain>t allowing h, credit on my account, as will pay no Di l, oi debt, incurrsL iy her.
 JAMES MURRAY. Williams, Sept 6. IS3i.
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MINING NOTES.

A miners convention was held a Klngman, Sunday, for the purpos, ot nominating q suitable person fol appointment as commissioner to rep resent Mohave county at the New Or. leans Exposition.
 C. C. Bean president of the Cop. per Basin Copper Co.,, recently pali into the U. 5. Land Office, at Pres colt, S2 900 for patents to his group uf mlnrs. This Is the heaviest fee of mining nature of this kind ever be- fore received In this Territory.
 John Howell, of the Indian Queen Mlil and Mining Company, will send d fine exhibit irUm the Blackberry m,ne to the New Orleans Exposition. IL will comprise large specimens of ere from all the different levels of the mine and will inCluue several tons ol bullion from the mill. This bullion wll be placed on exhibition and sold when llle Exposition closes.
 James Powers, of Whitewater, who Was in town thls week, states that there $ every indication of lively mining camp Ih the Swlsshelm noun tains, near his place, some very rich prospects having been discovered. The GreLt American mine, which h well known, Is turhlng uut some very rich ore. At present there are only six men at wJIk on II, but 1t li Ie- ported that there will be q lite urge force of men pLt to work before long ng.-Southwcstcrn Storknln.
 The first furnace of the Casa GrInde Copper company started up on the 2,i uit. and l, turning out from five to SIX tons of copper every twenty iuur hours.
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I
 The wealth of uuf Cou 'ty is rapid ly laCrea,ins. Wiiiim GJrlanI r.- gently puicnIscd five huaIrei year. mug and ,wo-l ear old helicrs at Dodge Guy, kansas, which are en route To hl, ranch, near Chalcuder. Mg. Garland Is one of the heavlest stock owner, In Arlz Jna, and from experI- cnCc know, te innrnsc profit uc. nved from stock growing. He nLs recently visited dlf.rent States and Territories, looking iur lhe b.s: stock range, and his Conciu led that the SLn Francisco mDuitaIl rug. |, ,qIalled by few and excelleJ by none. me tune |, not lar distant waen cv- cry spring UT tank that w,il prudu t water, wlil be ucCu. ,led, and ever, valley, mesa and bul,e will b: su,,. plying nutritious grass to thousands vi cattle, winch will bc hsld "a Yivi- pal ounty, and We will soon De sup. pl. ing the Est and West with tne most pllalabe steak ever produced on American soil. My the good work go on.
 Mir. Hawks new brilding, just yves, of New,l!'s store. oa k lilroad Ave- nue, which hd, been under course of ,onslIut iiun for the past two week, will soon Le ready for occuptncy | he work has been sup.rIn!end, q by MrssTs. Brock & Son, and when ii ,- i,hr,i will be one of the best, as well .'s the handsomest, buildings in FlIs. staff. d credit tu the builders and d valuable addition to the north side 0, the avenue. A large cellar under meath the building Is no small feature Ot l,S importance. The building, when finished, will be occupied ly Mir. Hawk. who will c.,en therein first q lass restaurant and bakery next week. F.dgs'alf ha, long felt the want of an establishment of this kind. and under the management of Mr. II. we predict this house will stand second to none on the line of tie \. & P.
 We are plad to notice that the town IS gradually increasing in population. Buildings are in progress in every part of town. We are drawing trade rom great distance. and Flagstaff is destined to be the best trading center on the A. & P. railroad. Many oi the ranChers are coming one hundred miles to F,'Gstaff for their supplies. Our enterpris.ng merchants and reas. enable prices has the desired effect.
 Deputy Sheriff Black last week had a horse stolen from his ranch eight miles south. On Sunoay he succeed d in fI dlrg It ten miles west of town but the thief had made h,mselI scarce.
 Willie Il ere Is SO much hloCdshed and kn,hing goirg on in some local. tle' F.iy,lf ln,s m peace aid har- mony with her law ablding citizens.
 Wild game is reported to be very ltitlul m the mountains and valleys near Flagstaff.
 I he recent rains in this vicinity have refreshed ,he grass on the ranges remarkably.
 Charley Alarr is again with us, after about two months absence from the city.
 NJ. A. Black is expected home from the Grand Canyon this evening. Canned goods of. all kinds at New ell's.
 Crackers of all kinds at Newell's.
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AGENTS WANTED !
TRAVELLING OR LOCAL,

For the D:essmakcr,' Mlsic Scale. the most perfect $, stem of dress cut tlng ever invented not CHART OR MODEL, but a simple scale of inches; gIves a perfect fit to every form. system taught, patterns cut and guar antecd lo it. Dre,snakins and plain sewing done. Apply 10 or address
 MRs. \. F.. FAY,
 Flagstaff, A'iz.
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D.ied irult, ui all kinds al Newell, ;, Ball biu.lns at Neyell's.
 Baskets of different sizes at N.w- ellis.
 Fresh ranch vegetables at NeSell's. Fruits of all klad. at N.weII'>.
 A 'uil line of Cents HIts at loS prices at N:weli's.
 Two stoves for sale cheap a, N:wcl's.
 Rich cream cheese of up.rior qllli. ty at Neweii's.
 Boys boots at Newell's.
 Order a su,t of cloth.i of N.well.
 New potatoes at N.well's'
 Call and exlmine the new fal and winter samples of custom made cloth ing at Ncwrll's.
 B.st N. O. mollSses at Ne wells.
 P E. Brlanen & Co. of this town ire jn-t IT receipt U! tic llr5c,t ship inent oi TEAS ever brought 10 the .oln Francisco muuntaI,,, rnp):t~d direct from n. ipln Tea Syndicate at YoSohanI d.d H,oso, Japan. I'm, firm are the sole agents ui tni, Company and thos: desiring to plr- cnasc good article of PURE lE.A wili fad II tu their interest to cali on them.
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Wool Growers Association.

A meeting of the Wool Growers Association Is called to be held al Flagstaff, September 25th. All wool growers are earnestly requested to be present. BROWN X REIMER,
 JOHN ELDEN,
 HARRY FULTON,
 Committee.
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Ib,yAsS.

3WiiLGK-.N Fjas.t August 1jth, iSSl ! io lne wife oi H. A. onuL-r-a dau,n ter
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prp~e to people tM r.sioa G1oo LOI5ER AI Lol fli;"li h i' oI ne.r m .ILls, NET CA,:
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addressed LVO 4. ZEE O., hDuqxeyqu-, " r, / CHAMBERLAIN KIzgman Ar5oaa H HUTTON Los Angefs orto here will receive prompt and careful
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SURFACED, MATCHED AND GRoovEo,

D NJ. RIO2DiN, SUPT II. C. AVER. ASST. SUPr AND TREAS,
 Flagstaff, Arizona.
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Where tO I.IcAie.

The following letter has beer hindcd Il, by Postmaster King, f,, answer:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-09
The Pool.

ST. Louis, SIN the Trans-con-
tinental Assoc alton meeting to-day
the sp cial committee appointed on
Tuesday to formulate a plan for a
reorganization, submitted a report
recommending a gross or money
pool to succeed the present physical
or diverting plan, and the PROPOSE
ton was fully discussed. 1t is uns
derstood that two roads in the as
ISOLATION oppose the pool, chiefly
the Northern Pacific, which is not
able to determine how much of the
California business it can handle.
The other roads will probably pool,
however, and think this trouble can
be obviated by leaving the Northern
Pacific out for the present, and pay
ing it specified sum for maintain
ing the rates established by the
pool. The Topeka s. Santa Fe, it is
said, will agree to become respon-
slble for the action of the st. Louis
and San Francisco regarding the
maintenance of rates, and it is he
Iieved both the Texas s. Pacific and
the Union Pacific will withdraw
their previous action in severing
their connection with the aseoeia-
ton, and join the pool If one is
formed.