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The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

If the solid south desires success and honorable position in the future, they are not likely to find it in the ranks of the Democratic party, which has always been full of promises never filled. The enemy the south ever had was the Democratic party.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

We uc stand from very reliable authorit, l. the Atlantic & Pacific R. R. has s,.Hss a controlling interest in the Mohave anch of the Southern Pacific Railroad. This will give the A. X P. through line from St Louis to San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

The fight for the nomination is much confused. Cleveland is still regarded as the strongest aspirant. but it is now sus- pected by some that he was only made prominent that Tilden's arts might de- stroy him, and leave the field clear for Tilden himself.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

A private dispatch from Washington, says the Commonwealth, informs us that the appointment of Uncle Chet Thomas to the Receivership at Prescott, Ariz., was made by Senator Ingalls, We can't imagine why Mr. Thomas should desire the place, but if he does, we are glad he has got 1t,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

The American House at Tombstone, oc- cupied by Mrs. Birmingham, as hotel and lodging house, was burnedon the night of ike 18th. The landlady was severely hurned
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

Since March lst the depreciation in value of all quctable railroad securities Is over Sl 900, GOO. OO0.-Enterprise
 We are glad we sold all our railroads be fore this depreciation occurred.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

Benj. F. Butler, John Kelly and Roger A. Pryor had an hours conference the other day upon the Democraticparty and how to put salt upon its tail. Kelly confers with congenial spirits, for while every one of these three would be quite ready to have the Democracy make bis political fortunes, not one of them cares button for any Democratic success apart from such result
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

William Martin was at work on < Colorado Mountain mine, saw snow slide start above him, and got on his shovel and slid down the mountain side as the only chance of escape. He got away: but the friction heated his shovel So as to burn bis hole in the basement of his oyeralls.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

A wildcat and golden eagle occupy the same cage at Yuma. The man who fur nished the information neglected to state that the animals. were stuffed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

Mir Tilden was seen in hardware store quite recently pricing bung- borers, which may account for the feverish excitement now going on.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

A clothing house war in Buffalo has been waged so fiercely that on Monday last one firm began making suits to order for Sl each.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
No. III. Application for a Patent.
T. $. L.sD OFFICE Psxscorr, A. T. Aurii 14 1914

r <. LAND OFFICE Psxscorr, A. I. April IS, 1894
 Notice i- hereby given that the United Verde e Company whose postofnce address is Jsrons pai county, Arizona Territory. hes this day its application for ps,ent for 78 lhssx fses she Chrome Mill-te claim with surfsce uoun1 s feet in widh situated in Mining Dissz1cs Cos, y of Xavspzisad Territory of Arizons and cepixuse oy the field notes and ofcis plat file u thss o6ic
 -ihe exterior boundz-ie~ Os& e>s5 Lot Nuub~r ti-b being ss follows, to-wif msEa<ze s.rlsaa. fs deg 1G min east
 beginning .s the initial usonuaens mensisnediu ,e~, iOn notice and marking the northvcsteriy corner of elain, where set foot in ground granite stone ssx feet high. Stone Trsrksdf. NJ c. N. s- No. l. A cedar tree inches in diameter marked I. N. c. S number B. T., bears south $ deg, S7 fec. fls. ant syring bears north eD Gae .-sf sI5 fe-f C.bi. bezrs north ssdeg sU min C. 4 .,.s feet.
 hence north q deg So ma east 5ss feet; t.i ss.. < and a25 feet tn loretion mon ament. vherx
 set limestone isxif'lOin hes foot in ground, and east -iCs bt' s- -l5ll -lSs! feet high, stoz.s sEneter rnsf;- '.---. c.. .. T, bears south <s deg west s5 feet.
 Thence F de- u,ia IsS fl to center ss Pis.s- ant Spring 0uleh, ts- and southwest 20 fsss 10 trail bears east ~ifs sfeet to location uo nrnent, where ses loxisxIJ in. hes foot .n ground and south side build stone g. fset high, stone InarkesfC. N. 8. No g. Fruu this corner [. <. Mineral NonHnent No. bcsrs south sdeg 53 min west iEs2fset. Also monument number 5 estsblshins northeast corner of hroire orfh~escrn number min ing claim, lot fl A, lstone marked nEmber 8, beam $ deg 15 min east i7sD feet
 Thence sOnfh e deg so min west 20 fess to tr1l bears east and west 12s feet to Iocafssa monument. where set granite stone xi0x5 inches foot tn ground and west side build mound of stone % fee; high. stone mzrkedt C.. a. =. numbers.
 Thence north f.dsg 9 min west 50 feet center of lelsant bring ul b. hesrs northeast and soathvsst Jt5 fest to initial monument and stOne. l. N. I N. B. number !, I,ls of beginning
 Area, acres.
 he location of this hflsfts eiainn ls reco<1ed n he Recorders ofi Of Dsvapsi county. Arizoua Territory Boox l. of Nlsif-s al pages i53 .ud Isz Records of YsyzIai county Arizona Territory. Any and au persons claiming adversely zny portion of aid Chrome Ntnsite claim or surface ground re~ ured file their adverse claims with the Rs91zs>r t h. nted states Land once Prescott in tbe Ter -t0ry of Arizona. during the sixty days period cf ,B.Acztics hereof. they xfE be barred Ls Virtue b. previsions of the statfIte.
 HoNAs WING. Register. Ii is here oEderea ta-t the foregoing Notice
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

Hampson and Garland were paid S200, 900 in Albuquerque yesterday for their work on the Lordsburg and Clifton Railroad
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

< c. Pomeroy, formerly United States Senator from Kansas, has been nominated for President by the Prohi-. bitionists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

The Ohio Democratic Convention are still opposed to all sumptuary laws and are in favor of reform-Ex,
 Seems to us we have heard something of that before.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

If a majority of the people of the coun- try.want to help foreign manufacturing in dustries at the expense of their own, they have a perfect right to do it. Let the Democrats make the issue and the Repuhl.,- cans will fight it out on that line. The Democratic party has always advertised itself as the ''friend of the foreigner It has always been the friend of the foreign manufacturer. and the enemy If the home manufacturer,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
THE CHOLERA EPIDEMIC |.

Toulon, July l-There were eight deaths from cholera here yesterday and six more reported to-day.
 The exodus continues Twelve nss cases were taken to the hospital to-day.
 MarseiIles, July l-BGsiness Is at a stand still on account of the cholera here and at Toulon. The public fete on July l4th has been given up
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

Logan will strengthen the support of those who proved dtheir devotion to repub- lican principles in war as in peace-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

A report was in circulation Saturday last on the streets of Phenix that compro- mise of s3.5t per day had been offered the Miners Union. provided they would dis. band
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
INDIAN OCTR AGES.

Dodge City, July IA largely attended meeting of Texas drovers was held here to- night to tike action regarding depredations committed by kiowa and Comanche In diaIs on through herds of Texas cattle while passing through the Indian Territory to the Northern States. The facts pre- sented were that regular system of rol = bery and extortion is being practiced by in stances as many as twenty-five of the finest beef cattle have been fOrcibly taken from o4e herd, and in others large sums of money have been demanied and paid be- fore the herds were allowed to proceed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

A bill has beey "'r0duced in the Senate to incorporate ~'"nment of the Grand Arr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
ATTEMPT To LYNCH.

Detroit, July l-Andrew Long, the wife murderer, was taken from jail at Ionia this morning, and conveyed to Muir for preliminary examinatioa There mob made an intellectual attempt to lynch him. The Governor has ordered troops to the scene.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

The Ohio Democracy has lodged the tariff issue, ard Is swung around under cover of monopoly. This was to be ex pected from a party which preferred Standard Oil Monopoly Payne to the yet srsn reformer, Pendleton and Thurman. Free trade was overwhelmingly voted down we are told, by the Ohio Democratic State Convention, and the platform of the Re- 'blicau party on wool duties was stolen
 Thus do Ohio Democrats endeavor
 themselves with the garments of
 thereby intimating to the
 are without q policy of
 of Flagstatfs
 fingers in
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
TE[ECRAPnIC NEWS
IN THE FIRST DECREE.

Cincinnati, June 30-John C. Hoff- man, indicted for killing his son, was this afternoon found guilty of murder i'll tire first degree. The defense in his case was insanity When the murder was committed he lay in wait in the hall way for his son several hours.
 RIoroUs ITALIANS.
 Wilmington, Del, June 30.-ItaEan laborers, unpaid by Joseph Johnson, a contractor who absconded with S5,00O, assaulted Lefch. the partner of Johnson, and chased him into Newark. The ltal- ians hoisted red flag inscribed "Blood or money" and swarmed around the town displaying weapons and making threats Some of the rioters were ar rested
 BIG FIRE AT NEW ORLEANS.
 New Orleans, June 30.-A fire broke out tonight in McCrocken and Brewster's furniture store on Royal street The building and contents were destroyed. The fire spread to the adjoining buildings causing a loss vsriousiy estimated from s3O0, 900 to. .s4OO, 900; well insured.
 AGAINST ERKINs, cATRoN AND co
 New York, June 3O.-Suit was today brougbe iu the Supreme Court by Land Improvement Company of New Mexico tlimited), against Stephen B Elkins. F. M. Darling, Thos. E. Catron. Paul But Ter and Bronson Murray, as executor of Rush Spencer, to establish it's title upon one-fifth interest of s27 ,0O0 acres of land in New Mexico, known ss the Mora grant
 WAR IN CHINA
 Paris, June 30-Chinese regulars with artillery entrenched themselves at Lon- gon, in violation of the treaty, and at tackled the French forces, killing and wounding forty-two. General Megrellt immediately set out with achievements. General Wilot telegrapis "The French numbered 700. We are on our way to Longon, though greatly outnumbered. :" They routed the Chinese, the French los- ing two officers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
SHE BEAT DIR. TANNER.

Atchison, J ulyl2 Lizzie Bradley, of White Cloud. Donephau county, Kansas, who started to commit suicide by starya ton, succeeded Sunday morning. She wholly abstained from eating for fifty three days, during which time sine also refused to speak. A quarrel with her father and the loss of aelittle niece whom she had reared caused the suicide.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
ftpEIsT FIkFS

Calais, Maine, July Forest fires are raging north, south, east and west of this city and spreading rapidly. The city is surrounded with a dense smoke. Large gangs of men are at work and more started tonight and will start tomorrow to fight the flames
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
THE CHOLERA.

Paris, July 2-It is now reported that there were eight deaths from cholera at Toulon yesterday. The authorities of Toulon are sparing no pains to minimize the outbreak, and in Paris it appears the same effort is being made.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

LAUNCH oF THE UNBRIA London, July 1.-The new Cunard line ]
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

IL is here orderz.a Ia4f the foregoing Notice ApVac tion for Patent be published for the .pe iod tsn consecutive weeks. in the WTExLY HIsER. weekly aswSpaper published al reseot-, Ysga county, 4riznns Territory s.
 Th0NAs WIN
 Rnx
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
AN ACCIDENTAL KILLING

Helena, Mont, July 2.-This after noon Mrs. E. c. Kemp, while ill and in great pain, attempted to shoot herself. Her daughter Ella, 20 years old, tried to take the pistol away, when it was dis charged. the bullet passing through the daughters brain, killing her instantly.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

July in this city. Among the distin- guished party are some of the best citi- gems q s~Ghibuahua. Mir. Moore is prominent attorney of Paso del Norte. Mexico The ampitheatre of the asso-- citation ground will seat 5000
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04


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The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
CHOLERA.

Paris, June 30.-Alsrming reports of cholera at Toulon reach here. It Is said that twenty deaths occurred yesterday, and the city is iu state of panic The government has ordered the barracks to are being organized as rapidly as possible. These reports are officially confirmed The troops and the dock laborers have been chiefly attacked. IL is pronounced saiveinvrty lsz siAtis r-3lefK A quarantine has been established everywhere. The news has caused profound sensation in Paris
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

O of Flagstad's fingers in
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

It h hereby ordered that the foregoing yosics sf Ap p6cafi0E for Patent be psbtshed for the psg3od o< ten consecutive weeks iE the wKKKLr MrnKn, upoky newspaper puhlished st Prescott. Yssxpai cu.nsy, Arizona Territory. THOMAS WING. kegisVr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
FIGHTING HORSE THIEVES.

Helena, June 30.-Tuesday night Ed. 0wens and $. J. McKerson stole eight horses from the Benton and Billing stage company, Rock Springs station, 100 miles northeast of Helena. John Davis, superintendent of the stage line, persued them down Muscle Shell river, wheu fifty miles below the station he was told by cowboys that the thieves passed with the horses few hours before, and fifteen of the cowboys volunteered to fol- tow the trail. The thieves were over taken Thursday 30 miles north of Black ranch and attacked. The COW boys were driven back, being armed only with re- volvers, while the horse thieves had rifles. The men were sent to camp for guns and the fight renewed. s. R. Nickerson was shot dead and Ed. Owens wounded and hung. William Jones and Tom Devlin. COW boys. were wounded
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04
4 BULL FIGHT.

Dodge City, July 2.-W. k. Moore of the Mexican company of bull fighters, from the State of Chihuahua, Mexico, ar rived to-day. The genuine Spanish bull
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

FAIAL BUlLkk kAfLO>ION. Wsusau, Wis, June 25-The boiler Ill Smiths blaming mill exploded this morning killing four persons and wounding several nther.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-07-04

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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-16

tam'tY attttes leom mt the eisA Of the
house. She also wcayes the rag car
pet for.thQ aoor iii she ever has one)
and tho Mcollen coyeilttR for the beds.
aNVhenslte hiss I, little leisure che pieces
and quilts patchwork. Her husband
is idle more than half his time, but
she is always busy. lio never works
very. hard except in harvest, and he
lounges about the house in all the
rainy and cold Weather, but she never
has time to rest. He looks stout and
healthy, bnt she looks pale, thin, over
worked. Tie onlymxury she allows
herself, a box of snuff or y bag o
smoking tobacco, does not add to hel
looks, She never dreams of being {
companion to her husband or an in
lstructor Of her Children, The COURT
Icies common elsewhere to which he
velley and lowland sisters ere 80 &C
customed as to accept, withou
noticing thoiq, would greatly en-
barass the mountain girl,
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slnn AYnntosl - M,nIrs .

-4Pm fhouglfty skotSca this thihgll
run away an be tlf6 cause o our
DEATH" agitptedly spoke iilo nervous
old woman, as she trembhngE took
her seat in tho ear and listened in a
terrified manner to tho hiss and sizz
Of the air brakes.
After a few miles Of travel, however,
she became q little more quiet, and
would probably have enjoyed herself
immensely il the train had not stop
ped at a water tank very suddenly.
ooh, Lordy! mister" she screamed
whats the mattor%
Nothing" answered the conductor
"they have just stopped to get on wa
ter =
"Get on water" she shrieked, %apt
sakos, man, you don't mean to sa!
they are gwine ter put tots big bulk
ing thing on water? Oh, the lynn
rascals; they tole aforc we LEFT tina
thar was nothin' but rails ter, run on
an now in lessen five miles we've stop
ped to get on water Let me outoI
here I'm gwine ter walk"
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.yosh billings Guide to Health.

%V7A hHAANEatSS W~ANc ~ AAc~~Ath'
Never run into debt If you can find
anything else to run into.
Be honest it, you can ;ifyou can't be
honest.pray for help. s...tit.-
Marry yung, and if you mako hit
keep cool and don't brag about it.
Be kind to your mother-in-law, aud
if necessary, pay her board at some
good hotel.
Battle thoroly once a week in soft
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Exercise in open air, but don't saw
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Lalf every time you feel tiekled
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Hold the baby half the time, and al
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DON'T jaw lback-it proves that you
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4 Never borrow what yort are abldtto
EbpS andalways hayagsemetmHg Nt
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t'Ncvef get in liufry y6S faff walk
q good deal farther in a day than you
kan rum
| Don't swear; it may convince you
but it is sure not to convince others
Ii you have dawtors, let your wife
bring them up; if she has. common
sense, SHE kan beat all your theories.
Don't drink too much new cider
and, however mean you maybe, dom
abuse q kow.
Luv and respect your wife ennyway
it is a good deal cheaper than tie be al
the time wishing she was somehow
different.
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Hnpnrtin&v aIt.bie un formation

Papa" asked . little boy, "a man
who steals loaf Of broad is theft, is
he not?" ~ Ft3S1
"Yes, dastardly thcif."
"Is a man who steals 100000 theft
too?p f1i l' l.A Fi
"Well, no, my boy, scarcely. De
faulter, l think, is the more appropri-
ate" .11.'ss'
and what is he, called when he
steals a 81 ,OOo,oOo?"
"There is no suchithing as stealing
81 100000, my son. 1t is termed 'di-
verting.' When a gentleman diverts
! 100000 he is spoken Of as fnan-
cier"
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Evs ms.., NA-nn,,,,ns.

Rl 8 syuAWFs. ea9
lpeunttivoiy tnfgy%Bllp the oak climb,
Ana should the old oak fdl stricken aniW cHilg
Fondly the Ivy viii cling To it stu.
Training its tendrla along the prone form
Whore Oft Il has braVed the sunlight and storm
Woman like Ivy, affection will wroathc,
And to her hearts Idol deyotodly cloayo
With consistency cling whom sorrow, assail, Z.
And bears the rude shock ofadycrsity's gale
Contented would dwell withhcr loy'd ono for
ever, ~ Sass.
II fato's cruel knife LIES chords did not sewer
-ArtdasdW Traveller.
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On Az Aussln Lee Cream saIoon.

90, if you only knew how much
love your"
"Well, suppose l did, what then2"
"YOu-you2Woald order some more
ice cream."--Teros SsfiNgs
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-16

4, We often wonder at the largo num-
her of hooks published at this day.
We rarely ever think of the number
unpublished. A single firm reports
the rejection of $50 manuscript works
of fiction. YeasX q
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a suggestion FOR. Dentists.

Dentist-"Ah! goodmorning, sir.
You wish another tooth extracted, !
suppose?'
SufIerer-"Yes, It is just MS bad as
the other one"
"Take q seat, sir"
"Butyou forgot to call your daugh.
ter, +" hHf uiH l }4I H.I
"My daughter F
Eyes she played the piano in the
adjoining room the last time you pull
ed one Of my teeth, and that is why
camo back to you instead of going tC
a nearer dentist. | thought it was q
regular thing"
at was q mere accident. but Dc
you mean to say that you would like
to have her play again while am op
erating?" o lG1
"Of course"
Does her music ease the PAIN"
eyes. Nothing brings forgctfulnes
ola little afffiction so much as great
Ell one" Z
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