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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-09
NO. 29e.

Plaisted, 26,l62; Republican plurality,
2,369. Republican gains, 6,252.
PORTLAND, Ms, Sept. S.-The elec tion
passed of quietly.
Augusta, Blaine's home, gives ROBBIE
(Republican) 1876; Redman (DemocraD
62i; scattering, ~. In 1850, Davis (R,,-'
publican) had l,l05; Plaisted tFusion
500.
Twenty-Five towns in Maine, give
Robie, l0,2s9; Redman, 6,95l; scattering,
$50. The same towns III 1880, gave Davis
(Repubiiean) $3.50; Plaisted (Fusionl
S,355; scattering, 100. The plurality in 1880,
Republican gain of 2,203. The plurality
elects in Maine.
Fifty towns give Robie, S,S29; Redman,
1926; scattering, sll, The same towns
in 1880, gave Davis, (Republican) 1850;
Plaisted (Fnsion) 1851; scattering, 1865
plurality in 1880, 1859; in 1881, 5,5i3; Re-
publican gain, 3,574.
Portland gives Robie, for Governor,
S,JIl; Redman, 3,2l4; scattering, GO; plu-
atty, 757.
Read for Congress, falls behind, hav-
ing 81 plurality exclusive OF the islands,
bu5 Democrats eoncede his election, and
Republicans claim 500 to l,ooO majority
in the district.
Sisteen towns in the First district
show gains for Need, 23i over 1850, Bid
dotorJf not included. A large loss there.
Reeds plurality in 1850 was III The
Republican committee's reports indicate
that Reed Is elected TO Congress by
fair mgiority.
The Republicans claim 16000 plurality
for Roiie; the Democrats concode 1900.
All the Republican Congressman are
elected and the State Legislature
strongly Republican. II is impossible
to give Congressional results in figures
of the election to-nicht, but esti-
mates based upon the returns give
Reed Qtepublican) q mojority of GOO in
the first district with Dingley, Milliken
and Bontelle reelected in the second,
third and fourth districts respectively.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01
sTRExeTs

' IT HENGIF 2 EWING REM Y AND NERvn TONIC is the legitin ate result of over 20 year oi practical experience, Nnd CURES WITH UNFAII. ING CERTAINTY Ner vousand Physical Debility 5efuinal Weakness. Sper- msttorrhea Emissions Impotency, Exhausted Vi rality, Premature Decline and LOSS OF MANHOOD, from whateNer cansea urn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01

The following passengers arrived on the Black Canyon stage last evening: Frank Miller, c Hoanon, J Y Ecclsston and W Pasqual.
 Ed. Carpenter has concluded that rail roading is not his forte, and entered the office of Rush & Wells to qualify for ad. mission to the bar. Eds gift of gab will undoubtedly win for him high honors in the legal profession if he only succeeds in over coming his extreme bashfulness
 An United States Grand Jury will be called at the special term of the District Court in August next. It is said by those in position to know that considerable Hti-- gation from Apache county, arising out of the practice of polygamy,. will be adjudi- cated.
 | The Lawler Bros. have been offered S12,- 900 for one of their mines on the Agua Fria, by representative of the well known mining firm of Haggin & Tevis of San Francisco. They are considering the offer. l was to day admitted to practice at the bar of the Third Judicial District, on motion of E. M. Sanford, Esq. The Judge is val uable acquisition to the Prescott bar, and brings with him fattering reputation as jurist from the States and Territories he has heretofore practiced h.
 Archie Elliott, Billy Davis and George Peck composed the trio that left today. in the gloaming for hunting and prospecting trip in the vicinity of Iron Springs If the many old time and weather beaten land marks in that section are not hereafter dis cernible to the residents there, they can rest assured that volcanic eruption has taken place under the hands of these mighty mineralogists.
 Captain c. S. Roberts, aide-de-camp to Brigadier General Crook, and Sergeant Gas sidy of the Signal Corps, will leave in few days for Leavenworth, Kansas, where they have been ordered as witnesses in the Court Martial of Captain Olmstead. of the Signal Corps, and whose escapades in Prescott about year ago are still fresh in the minds of our citizens.
 The case of Saunders vs. Daggs was sub mitted to the jury this morning. It has been very interesting and probably the first acti on for malicions prosecution Tn this District. Mr. E. M. Sanford, who brought the case for the plaintiff, in the conduct of the trial and in the argument has shown himself to be an able attorney. During his residence in this Territory he has made many friends. The Republican party can not do better than. nominate and elect hlm District Attorney at the coming election.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01
TUESDAY.

R4nchers are beginning to complain o the drouth.
 Hon. Gee. w. Curtis and wife, and theil talented and accomplished daughter Mis- Hettie. are visiting in Prescott.
 Henry Trotter, the man wounded in thu Cook Scott shooting affray, remains in th' same condition as duril g the last week.
 Armour's freight teams arrived thi morning from the railroad with large quantity ot all kinds of goods for Prescott merchants.
 Judgs John A. Rush and wife will leave tomorrow for Apacha County, and from thence they will go to New Mexico for : months trip
 Charley O'Malley, one of the most pop ular general service clerks at Whlpple, il again convalescent, after severe attack of typhoid fever.
 The Milligan Guaros will lake advantage of the bright moonlight this evening and participate in street drill. All members of the Company should be sure to attend.
 Taylor & Co. are progressing finely with their brick making couple of miles south of Prescott, and will be ready to fire up in k few more days, we understand.
 District Court adjourned to-day, after one of the most arduous terms ever held in the Territory, until the 20th of August. at which time a special term will be held.
 Charles Brooks, the Flagstaff horsethief who yesterday plead guilty to grard lar ceny, this morning withdrew that plea and plead not guilty. His trial was set for August the 25th.
 r. A. CraIgue will leave in few days for the East to arrange for the erection of re- duction works on the Dosoris. On his re- turn it is stated that he will be accompanied by Mrs. Craigue,
 Chief Justice Howard will leave on Satur- day next tor Apache county to hold the regular August term of the District Court. He will probably be absent about two weeks.
 A private letter received by Secretary Van Arman from a member of Governor Tritle's party announces their araival at Kansas City. The Governors health had not improved materially since leaving Prescott.
 A reliable party who recently arrived from Tonto Basin, states that when he left there that George Blaine, who was shot by McCann, about week ago, was still alive, but not expected to live. John who was shot in the same fra cas, is reported to have been but slightly wounded
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01

Chss. W. Crane is Agent for the MINER in San Francisco, especially in the mining department.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01
MONDAY.

w. NJ Mani has filed bis bonds as over. seer of Road District No %.
 District Court will probably adjourn to- morrow until the 20th prox.. at which time the calendar will be cleaned up.
 George Vogt is getting upa raffle for a handsome gold watch, which will probably take place at the Palace saloon tomorrow evening.
 Two picked hines played very interest ing game of base ball in West Prescott yes terday. Six innings were played with a score of to o.
 W. w. Davis has shipped six tons of high grade ore from the Mark Twain mine on the Hassayampa to Pueblo, through the First National Bank.
 Johnnie McDermit, a mining man of ex tensive experience and who can Tread rock" like book, came to town tod y from the Hassayampa.
 So far but two hundred electors of the County have qualified to vote by placing their names on the Great Register. Octo- Der 10th is the last day on which registrs- tion will be permitted.
 In the Flagstaff school district the residents have recently voted tax for school purposes and elected J. A. Mar shal by handsome majority as Assessor of the districs.
 Charles Brooks, accused of appropria ting another mans horse to his owu use, this morning in Court plead guilty to the crime of grand larceny, and will in consequence take trip to Yuma.
 The case of B. F. Sanders vs. the Daggs Brothers for 10000, for damages for false imprisonment, was being argued by counsel as we go to press, and will doubtless be given to the jury tomorrow morning.
 The machinery for the Prescott Ice Works has arrived and is being placed rap idly in position under the direction of Phil. Richardson The institution expects to be in position to deliver ice by the 18th prox.
 A pleasant dinner party was yesterday afternoon rendered by Dr. G. W. Scott to the Rifle Base Ball Club, at the Williams House, in celebration of the clubs victory over the Milligan nine on Saturday. All present are loud in extolling ihe geniality and hospitality displayed by the Doctor as a host
 That party of pleasure seekers who went out flying under high colors to popular resort near Prescott few days ago, did not fare as well on their home ward bound trip, if the dilapidated ap- pearance of the conveyance and the weary gait of theanimals are any criterion to go by. Better luck next time.
 Thos. Milligan has turned his attention to the stock raising industry and located one of the best pieces of land iii Kirkland Valley for such purposes. His property has upon it numerous springs, heretofore unknown to even his nearest neighbors, which IS sure guarantee that with such an abundance of water, with the rich grasses adjacent. he can in a few years count his herds upon thousand hills.
 From letter received Saturday from Joe Wilson we learned that, in floating Overtaken by gale of wind and the boat capsized. By a mighty effort he retained his hold upon the boat and Aoated several hours before efecting landing. Conse- quently Mr. Wilson was taken quite sick and will not reach Prescott until about the Sth of August.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01

L P. Fisher & Oo. of San Francisco are authorized agents of the MINER on the Pacific Coast
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01

To the needs of the tourist, commerci traveller and new settler, Hostetters Stom ach Bitters is peculiarly adapted, since strengthens the digestive organs, and braces the Lhysical energies to unhealthful in fuences It removes and prevents malarial fever, costipatioh, dyspepsia, healthfully stimulates the kidneys and bladder, and en riches as well as purifes the blood. When overcome by fatigue, whether mental or physical. the weary and facilitated find it a reliable source of renewed strength and c"mfort For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01

Le Richaus Gclden Baissm No. cures chancers, hrs and second stages; sores the legs aud body syph 1htic catarrh, diseased scalp, and all primary form ot the disease. Price, S5 per bottle. Le klcls.f- Golden Bslsam No. cures tertiary mer curl ! syphlInU rheumatism, pains in the bones, ul ted throat syphilitic rssh jumps, etc, and erAd i ates all disease from the system, whethe caused by bad treatment or abuse of mercnry leaving the blood rure and healthy. Price, S5 per bottle. | @ Richaus Golden Spanish Antidote for the cure gonorrhoea, gleet etc. PTlce, S2 50 per bottle. hichau's Golden spanish Injection, wash for of geet, structures disease of the uretha, and blad der, etc, Price Sl 5t per bottle. Le Hchau's Golden Ointment for the effective healing of syhtic and eruptons. Price, S1 per bottle Also agents for LeRicnau's Golgen Ills, for xeaB- ness, loss of physical powers, and all diseases aris ing fir m abuse and excess work. Price, S per box.
 -ent everywhere. U. O. D. s-cureiy .acEed, per e1 prnss.
 c. F. RICHARDS & Co.,, Age n $. 427 and 429 Sansome St., corner of Clay
 San Francisco. Gala
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01
DR. LIEBIG
 WON DERFUL Herman Invlgorator

TBe Oldest, Greatest and Best Remedy for the cure of Nervous and Physical Debility, Vi'al Exhaustion, Weakness, Less of Manhood. r ailing Memory ana helaxed and Enfeebied conditions of the GenitO Urinary organs.
 Impotence, Early Decay. Loss of Vigor, Seminal Q eakness |, and all the sad effects of youth ul follies and abuse and Excess of Maturity
 It is indeed a Wonderful h e m c d y - toI ing tbe nerves streDgtheniDg the museses. checking tl waste, inyigorating the whole sys- tenn and restoIinR the afflicted tc Health and Happiness
 The Doctor will agree 10 pa $1 900 for a case under aben an n cured. The TedsoR 90 marry fan to st cured of Weakness and Ne5 BaNs fseases IS OlCilg tO cOmplica icon ca 'sd PROST1TORRRE1. , TequireS srecfdI tredtmeaL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01
TRIAL ROTTLE FREE,

NOTICE.-I will send g trial bottle of the RE iUVENATOR-suffcien cient to show its merit-free C b, rge, to any afflicted applying by letter statp d- symptom and age. Communications strictly cont sr tial. Tfl5dnndwIv1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01
RRGE=-

duced It enriehas and purifes the Blood, strength ems eneryes Brain, Muscles, Digestion. Reproduct tive Org ms, and Physical and Mental Faculties. It stops any unnatural facilitating dreams. semins losses with the urine. etc., destructive to mind and ody It is sure eImnatOr of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS. It contains no injurious ingredients. gD those who suffering from the evil effects of youthful inde=cretions or eX esses a speedy, thorough and permanent CURE Is GUARA WEED. Price S2.5O per bottle eT dvs eottles Ia case with full directions and sdvie k1O Sent secure from observation to any adtJes eipt of price, or c. O. D. To be had only
 Or. c. D. Salfield, BIC earuy Street san Francisco, Cal. Consultations strictly conn dentisl by letter or at ofice, FREE. For the con ven1ene patients, and in order to Insure perfec ecrecy. iave adopted private address, under which lpaoka aa forWarfed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01

Dr Liebig's InUgorator, No. is the only sure cure Prostatorrhea By It Manhood is restored and the hand of time moved back from age to youth-
 Price of either nvigortor, S2. Case of sig bottles lO- Sent to any address, covered securely from ob ervation.
 DIR. LIEBIG & CO. treat successfully by Homoeoparny, every form of Special, Private oT Uhronlc Disease without ercufy disc ss If vitality is drainfd from the body numerous dseas follow haF baffie ordinary med cal treatment lowed to continue, the uinatural loss cODsump tcn, diabetes, Brghts Gisease, insanity, Cure gusrant ed Diseases of the genito- riDary organs hdneys, iver and b ddsr specially eated Disease of women sreedily cured
 Qua Hfted and RespOnSible-Dr Iiebi, S Co.,. from kurUp~, are ganized compliance with California Medical Law Dii Iona procured by refu lar coeg education and i their 18th year Of special prac iee Most powerful electric belts free patien 8.
 ESg-To prove the wonderful power of the Iny fa- to S2 bottle given O. free. ConsuItono irSe and private. EY- Dr. Liebig's Wonderful German Inv1 orc tor is pro ected b. copyright from Patent Oice th United Stat Government, Beware of imi asions Oan address LIE5Is DIsFEEsAzY,
 400 Geary Street, san Francisco, al. Priva'e entrance. 45 Mason Street four blocka ul Gelry street from KearnAy; Main entrance through Dis pensary Dru4 Store
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01
$l5Q REWARD

By resolution, unanimously adopted, at the last meeting of it's Executive Commit tee, The Yavapai Stock Growers Associa- tiOn hereby offer standing reward of
 One Hundred and Fifty DOIlsrs for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons guilty of stealing cattle or horses belonging to any member of the Association, or for informa- tion leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons guilty of marking, branding or maliciously killing live stock belonging to any member of the Association.
 ", E. HAZELTINE,
 Secretary.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01

Dr. 5 5PTNNEY
The weekly Arizona miner., 1884-08-01

All dsb's due the MINER to date for advertisements and subscriptions win be collected by the under signed VIM. O. DWELL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

hcly what g,ye as the oplu'so q ,hc
people here, then Z shall be rcs3y @,
sreaS gain.
Mould it no, be week for Bal Dawson
20 take little Of the advice, at least, that
he wa SO resdy TO give 70 me, to his own
house Perhaps Ac would not then be So
ready 10 mcddis in O;her peoples bul-
ness Tor has it not 6cen Tor years the
height II his ambition. to SANDER and
abuse c. rIaiu men of this county, es-
p. cially those ~ho would not coacoae L.
his notion Of thing ,
For IN The abuse sud slarder tina, IS
TOW being crowded ,aio the columns Of
bis psper sbou, rae aud other reepocr-
able citizens OF the county 5v such mea
A. & ,ullis d VIII, ) 6 L.rBuD fitch
eu,ii, Pa's'u Cuppc,t aud tn sc writing
under the euise of soljiIs ue is person
ally responsible, AID not the writer's.
Aud now Will he please tell an euquir
ing public What Il Is all fcrI
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13
RODAMERS.

EDITOR CRNAL IA r gasds the letter
Of B,u!us Wit, in last weeks Journal.
signed "B 10 Burns, wish to say 1t is
only the crorirg out Of his ~ irdice aud
malice toward me f rsi, he III 4de an al
tack IN "a 4 poor. h-lpless orphan girl that
was IN '!Si' her home with M. simplv
bee use she refused to marry him. Again.
upon ne at the iustiR tion Of Bill ID
Fuehenrll, which you have the papers 10
show, and ag in upon me- and the saldi,rs
- hich is malicious talschood as blacl, ns
HE own heart,
This ID not very commend bile on the
part Of The young man, m ,s, essurodiy
Aud now, Mr. Elitor, It wss by your
advice my let'er WAS withheld, from pub.
lie. Il was not withheld because we had
any tear II b ulis Not al all. II was
Tie resp ct we had for his good parents
that kep, it out OF print.
] desire NJ controversy with the young
man, through the rubIie press. and do
not propyse TO bave one, hut shall thank
him very mucH, If from this time onward,
he attends 10 MS own business and lets
mine and the exs"ldiers' alone.
shHll tiy 10 attend my business and
respectfully r. qgeet you, Mr.. Editor, 90
publish no more of this youog mans
slang ab NJ me. CITIZEN
The above Letter was given the Journal
for publication lHst week, but II refused
20 publish ii. AT the request Of the SUI
thor, who is prominent citizen Of this
c unity, we consented TO let it appear 10
our paper.-Eil
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

The wife Of SIR. VIII ~. Bowman died
at her residence in Terra AHA. at about
three =. M, Sunday, juno, lst Sho was
taEcn sic', Inc Friday before. with iun =
nation Of tho bowels, and only fingered
two days, when size raised away To- that
"bouruo, Whence no travc,or roturn-.'
lIoi bCdl wa brought down hero. and
VI niay ut I o'clock p. M. hor funeral
sermon rs preached in the NJ T.. church
ofihi- Pike after which tie funeral train
moved on to kipgwood. where the lest
SD ritos were performed and She WAS 10
away 10 sleep the sleep hat knows no
waking oil the judgement Day. in tho
cemetery 1t that place. Sho was daugh
ter Of W,lllm Aibng! taud leaves nus
band ano tour small children 81 mourn
her sudden death
Mrs. lsas' Elliott lcn last woek ~ at.
tend the 5edude ~ her sick daughter
who resides near Tu1nciton.
The popuiatio'. 0f our iiuIe VILLAGE Is
still increasing. slowly but sure y. Hen.
~ McNighr, wife presented BIN rvith
another Gne, heufy liI baby. Saturday
May the ~.
Tho ~oIk % printing and repairing the
bridge cost something urfr 800 and NO
think The money was well expended.
Andrew j. Martin -pnnt la.t week up
ira the % dos near KerdswIio.
Mr Glars BB les his returned from
%cnia, ohio; whor, DO las leon since
last winter, aud wo sh,l EXPECT 10 got 10
attend q coronado now most amy time.
T. W. Elliott aud j.. j.. Blown were an
at Rec lsyille last woek ana ON DOWN 10
Grd on taking iu Decoration Day o. err
cises. They returned saturd.y evening
and report % good time generally.
-. Il Jackson has new kitchen built
40 fhe east side of Ills residence.
Col. j. a. Martin was az near Reeds.
vilio ON business last week and went
THURSDAY to Aurora To- attend tho "W.
g.. ami 5. J.. a. tbat met there Friday.
Mr.. SeOr- GIIo- Dr. having some more
more repairing done ou Litmil propor~
o. a. GGcsy'lle. Henry McNight is do
ing The carpenter work.
Mcs-ars. ca lies 81 s. own. Jo.oph ~
Brown and VIGIL Brown, carpenters ON
tbc y so. j.. u. at present oup ,ped ON
Tive elegant Summer CotRye that Mr..
GWse!t U.s. having built 40 Door Park. were
visiting their cousins 90 Mrs. Morgsr's
on saturday and sunday last
4 NJ. Fcsfhe. spent week at,ong
friends "a, Jniontpwn AMI o.hcr places iIi
Pc, some time since.
Both of our stores have awnings i'm
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13
TREY DIDN'T ELoPE.

a couple Of youngsters living ON the
mountain between here and MOrgantown
took a notion into their heads last week
that they ought 10 become man aud wife.
aud accordingly, began making arrange
meuts To elope 10 the soil Of CennsylvA-
mia TO have the knot led that would bind
their two hearts ss one. The boys eye
IS 10 aud the girl is mere child. being
only sbau, 10 years q eye. The girls
mother wss over anxious 10 have The
marriage ceremony performed, and helped
make arrangements for the elopemeut
The boy kept tue whole matter secret
from his father until the day he and his
intended baby bride were to start TO the
Keystone Stale. lie then approached his
father and ask HIM Tor horse TO ride 10
MorgAutown, but the old gentleman re-
fused the loan OF the horse until the son
would tell him what business c,.lied his
attention at Modern Athens The young
man hal to divu'go, and the old gentle
man, acting the part OF senslUlo man.
put quie'us on the whole affair, and
thus the two young hearts that, upon ont
Intention were bent, now probably ache
in unison.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13

All our crops look wcu.

All our crops look wcll.
Frost did very littIe damage IN this sec
uon.
Jno, O. WhotsolI Will put his new
steam saw miil into operation next weoh
No man understands tho lumber bu,i
ness hettc- than Mr.. w.
\ very large majority Of the citizen,
in this section SAY that II it is the will u
the gods that a Republican Shor!n n
elected this fall, they want S,alry Shaw
He * very popular hrreanong all clus,vs
aud parties.
We should like MI. Dawson to inform
Us how much of the surplus revo
nue. Vt took to purchase the Greenbac6
Convention. ito probably knows.
MISSES Jauo Eoltun aud Grace .Nhet,
sell are taking music lessons and seen
t" be improving rapidly, BINGo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-06-13
1T YINGWcop.

Toe IN .'ch game # boil arri.g d ~ b.
pIay'd between thr Enterprise nine Of
Terra Ais, aud ne E,ng8ood rasc bsll
CLUB, ou inc grounds q, TIC latter, camc
fl h,rr Saturday ft,luoop, m at lca-l.
puri If the mo ciJ, Toe rain int.rf. dng
nod spoi ire % WHEN .n'y oac t.ird OF ,hr
gamc had been IlyrJ,
The EHeipl-o trl1. as VOL lss,v rsl
sp,cta'Ofs. came ,y % lbc fac1.or.
stopping 81 Doe ST. j mes IIdI. T.cy
s'eiocc TOO 5e 90 riy. spirits AID u good
tim for IiaY. Tue game cor.m,lcd,d
about h~h past one o'cpca. The cerfsios
% I'D ar Tor ,briF p,eierce and ,hr T.
terrrise nine wen. 10 the bat fret M,
K"g"ood clob promptly taking their
Diuc e ia 'no OLD in the fiDAug posi-
tDrss
Il bo'ts Prc'rj Maul ely, Cuchc.
kJu, FIst 1aa hawlrouc. Second
bNse; Waite, TuId b.se J.csslu, Right
hHoi Cobuo C-ntI 2 le Shaw, Lh
field F.r.u,y SHIRT siop.
TIL umpire calling II,y." ne gam,
commenced. To. fptm4n sent o. f.s,
base ou o j. oIutG.ld abc m 20. l.. .c,fe.
The r,xt man, x ulewcJ, sent out ON
three s.rk T,stcu scored tna * u,v
mea 10 CUT KId.w M Sc gord two