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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-01

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Gsler n ratification BY the qualities. voters Of the
GltS Of wheeling nt an election to be held on the
Ism Tiny OF Sept smbcr, \. D. 1851.
AND WHEREAS. It Is provided by the third sast.on
q ~ act Of the Legislature 0tWest tr,ini, e,1i.
Ied an aet authorizing municipal corporations TO
issue bonds approved leeeutitr. !STlI th., when
the council o. any city shall deem 1t cxpc,llent 10
issue Ghs eeAi slch city. That mn ordinance spcci.
lying TIC Iuspcse and amount for which such
bonds 9fe 10 he issued. shall be adopted by such
Sounall IN Regular meeting. and that It shall then
NJ mo duty OF the Mayor to isstle u proclamation
Nelting said ordinance and appointing tho .s,y 81
which an election shall be held by The qualified
voters OF Such city, TO decide whether thew will
nifty or reject such on,lpnAsc These agr, there.
iore to notify you. the sualihe,. voters OF thr city
q heeii!S thai an election Will be held On Tues
uny, the lSlh DAY al September. 1871 Mt the gtIuS
Race ~ which The charter elections Ia said az:
| a1e held. hnt under tho superintendent u suca
PERSONS az the Mayor shall hereatet N,NiNt toc the
purpose o. deciding whether Yee VIII rat3ls or r.
An persons vo!Ins n. the ratification Of the orlI.
nance here. +dt totth shall have written o. print.
"a OF Ills ballot the words .For Ratification and
those voting against ratification shall l,Sva Written
or printed on his ballot the worh"far Rejection
~, me n III anonnt ef ,EGrb;eiiIcsS OF the
Cfty o. Wheeling tS,eJ asd nu,ho-ssrI by the said
eity and existing; .. this data Is siI75Ssit N
I Gtyen under MY baud, this 9th day OF august
Sast..,-..- tLis ig'F ]. ~ MILLER, Mayor
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the Council Of the City Of

N ORDINANCE TO provide for the issue and sale
o. bonds Of the City Of Wheeling, to be known
u bonds Of ISL. and for the redemption and
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MedtcaI.
Medtea1.
.r.J. IL. SMTTH.
No. 14o4 Chnpline Street,
Seas Fourteenth Street.
Sea, Fourteenth Street

The best evidence OF PHYSICIANS success Is tho
scseimdny OF hts patients. Tho Increasing dc
inhnds for my professional services prove that have
dealt honorably and fai:ly with those who have
consulted me. never use patients name with
o ,n perm isson. though have many hundred GER
tiicates from those whom have ciin.I af,er they
had been pronounced incurable. A thorough mel.
leai education with many years hospital experience
snd familiarity with theraputic agents, close OBJ
Intention to hygienic management. inslres success,
cnse Is possible, and frankly give the patient my
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Home Proof

s,, haidneS and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
could not st ~ e P ss p Smith cured
catarrh. Polypus OF Nose, Impaired Voice.-snf
Tered for years, patent medicine faied to help me-.
pr. Smith completely cured me" -, =.
't.Hlt " SpeIdel 4 Co., Wheeling W Va
Dyspepsia and liberated Observation-Disclosures
IN, T1MSi a MoLT: in.naaes ACHE ssa
cured he i0F t sTFiseP WAN Ri smith
Sesotrla Running Sores on Head.-"My son was
aN;.ctcd Tor fourteen years Nothing seemed TO
heip him. d.. Smith cured him" .5gs'.. h d
~ y AfRs. CATHERINE CAPS. 4.
Market Street, Wheeling, ". Va. Il
Cnncer.-"sufFered for years with Cancer Had It
cut our three lines It returned after each opera
non; Dr.. Smith cured nc without Sals eass!s or
! Piles, Fls.ula Of Anus.-Flat on my back fos is
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured me
without knife In i've weeks. =. :
Wholesale Grocer, Main St. Wheeling. II. Ia. 4
=, ulccrailons OF Rectum, prolaps1,s and Plies
Was given up TO die and pronounced incrrahlc,
z WASHINGTON pELASY' Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. Q. Lada Ert.es:--"Dr.. Smiths profcs-
slonal services in my family have been most salts
factory lac; l. and commend him to all as gentleman
Mss. Margaret kolk says: ~ had been suffering
for seven years and treated by UAny physicians or
In eight hours removed monster 100 feet long" -
Female Compla!nts.--Thrce years In hospitals Tor
icnlalcs give me peculiar advantages In such cascs
Persons cured OF carrh, diseases Of heart, liver,
stomach kidneys. skins blond. nervous affections
ana weaknesses OF men and youth, scsoiula and
asthma testify to my success - - -
/! Files cured without the knife. ~ a A. 49,
patlen.s At distance may be treated by letter and
satisfaction guaranteed. 4 chart for scif-c1anina-
ton sent on receipt Of two threeccnt stamps, and
advice returned free tGs7y'T 20 n y
Consultation Mt office free. Oflcc hours from 4.
u. 70 ?. ", daily. Call % or address III.
~ :. ~ JOHN E sHuTH, Md,
- Nc. 1iH ChapItun ST.. Mtrhlinr " Va >.
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And now ! Cease to magnify \
usf sovereign grace. or ylortfy # y
tier perfect taste. IT'S hardly visa ~
ior Inc 10 try to criticISe 5pi-I. ~, i, r.
h@ nov, married hes-tha,s why
5H s'.F- Not long ago.
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6c,1csa1 1nticcs.

l5 A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
a B9ok-kccper. temporarily unemployed. would
open. close or adjust set Of books on rcasoraJ bic
terms. Address LOCK BON No. 3s:ss, .Ill.ei anti
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OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned having formed co-raTtnesltp
and purchased the Cracker Bakery OF the late The.
obald Moi,cr, beg leave to inform the trade that
they VIII be prepared at al tines to furnish tllem
with the best and freshess goods In the market. =
Gue9' l,ss 80 Mot.TER & HENRY. 4
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No, Clara. Flora is not the goddess OF
house carpenters. They all adore her,
though thew never saw her.
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Night sweats, fever, chills, malaria, dys.
pepsla, cured by "Wclls' Health Renew.
err" 81. 'eL Z: az 55:-jl. al.
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" Again we met. How time will tly.
can describe her though try;
~ seemed she stepped from paradise
Nl+. llfsF5fgit ~ 4, - Not long pyo,
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Jay.Eye-see and Maud S. are very fast ;
but together they cannot beat DR.. Tan
ner's record Us f.lster.-Philadtlphia Gull.
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A South street eamln calls his hsli-hose
the sockets Of his feet, 5lR T. :. 80
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PEDEAIPTlON OF ALL OUTSTANI
ING BOMBS OF l5=s7ss}4 3s- n ,,lsl1glI,-1 :.
"Belmont Nail Company"

belmont Nail Company having np:ite,, me. ,hc
UNDERSIGNED trustee, that It has elected TO nay on
SEPTEMBER !, 1851 the whole Of It's outstanding
bonds, Us provided for by the trust deed SECURING
the same to me BY 1t made, da.eA August 90 lS7j,
Court Of Ohio County %Gs. Virginia, In trust deed
book L. pages 80 to a1s: now this Is to netfr The
haldess Of I'LL the said outstnnains bonds VIZ :
81, G:, &c, GI, 90, 90, o., %, %, ~, IS, 20,
IL ~. 70. so, 81, 81, SO, 50, 50, 81. IS, o.,
9i, TO-, 1855, lac, 137, 1t7, lao, 150, ih1, i5a,
1888, Id, $50, 40, Ill, 1T, i13, III, 1873,
senAt!ou at 1.-THE PEOPLES BANK OF WHEELING, In
the city. OF Wheeling, on SEPTEMBER J., lSs,,t at
which time they will cease to bear interest. ri
Hald SIS, 4HEfe+.E- 4. J. CLARKE, Trus,Ja =
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An End to Homo scsranin,- ).

What the living man earns, urns the
dead, 4gg " = ~,
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Mothers.

An Asteria blae.stoesins calls her cats
kittens the litter-ati. e,.-S,25.l IS ~
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z Don't DIE In tho Rouse,

fully piqued, 81 sT 2
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Ii You arc failing; broken, worn GU. and
81, Druggists. -: Y ~
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WYOMAN's UNION
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

. The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
LnDelc Iron Works, for the election OF seven t.i.
rceto.s 10 serve for the ensuing yea. and the trans
action OF other business will be held at the Office OF
The company in the city OF wheeling on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 9th, 1854, at 10 o'clock A. ". 5;;-l ,
.a.,-l x C. 4. ROBINSON,
EflJrMhSe9 at-lrss - 'gI7.zts Sccrrtn-v
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m 10 = DUn DIE IN ttsG ilonSc. -tfl7l 57l3I
Trough on Rats" clears out rats, mice
reaches, bed-buss, flies, ants, moles, chip
hunks, gopher. l5c. 81
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Butler got tired waiting for Cleyeland's
letter. Waiting, however, is a part of
every Buffers duty. ',i'5S
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Specifications and printed forms 70. proposals
will be furnished on application to the undersigned
q y 49, q }3-sf1 VIZ. E. MERRILL, ~
ane9 ~ Lieut.. Col of Engineers, I
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TORPID BOWELS.
DIS nERED LkYEf&
and MALARIA 49,.

:. rtrn These sources arise thfco fourth, !
hto d.sHi-ses OF the human rnce. III, !.
sjnp:oTs Indicate tfcir a1ltencc; Lsss /,
APPETITE. Bowels co,t,7c, SlclS ;Iea :
tee, ieiness after enssEE. are.sion J
~ food, lrritahii:t.s uf temper, X ;
t's, a Asenaf, OF having neglect 5
,p.ne cnfy, sstl1itsess, SlHtte ring CT r
ur1rt, Dots os!ess -. eJes. highly cs
9fsu C-;neJ toSH9D'AT!oI. ana { =
aaEc the ,tse Of u remedy trns ucts ttseo, y
On .Ee Gtvcr. Asa LtYsr medicine TUT
PILLS have no equal. Tns:. srtlon ca "a
sjoh'syH ana SKIN Is also prompt; JnmertaF
al Impurities through these three 1. ses,1
nSsrs o: tlf sTstsU, = producing apo,
4., sound dr. slioIs, reyu;n. stools, d ci.s-
ss.tl ara v1FfoTs body. TUFTS pLs:i
ta1s1 no na1:sea or gti1Hug oSS tatsrtsrs
Eslh iIi;l =, ,r5c s,.f M |. 80
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Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, III,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, ! feel It my duly 10
let suffering humanity ,knowiit. Have
hada tunnin: sore on my lcg for eight
years; my doctors told nc I would have 10
have the bone scraped or leg amputatcd.
| fused, instead, thrae bottles CT Electric
Bitters and seven boxes Bucklens Arnica
salve, and my leg is now sound and we'll ]"
Electric Bittes are sold at fifty cents n
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Saiye at csc.
per oo '', az Y: Logan il. < 90. 8. .3s Nwraw
Dr. 3IcDonald, The Great Unlenered
Leper IRON, San Francisco, has at last No.
patently converted himself into q leper
and lesped IN oblivion. 81 q: 81 4
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TORPID L!.e-.

When is y jumper like u drowsy man
When he is taking his leap. s2Sssg y
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The ctntury. l'7 Z, ~. tSis
M Long ago abe passed me By,
4 little gill, temure and shy -
NTH rumpled hair and dancing cye1.
Mhose elancts st1yed like outfeftirs.
~ bat very, worry plaIn," quoth l.. 'sT'f
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AMTiEoTE 70 eIALARia.

UE FEES LIKE a NEW AIAg,
=. h.v3 hIcs nyspspzia, with Constips-
aou, two years., aud oaTs tried ten d.rcrers
ktnds c. pills, sn3 TUFTS gre The frst
sSat have done cls arg good. They h1yo
( cl:aacI no cut nicely My appetite =
:2.esA5. toec alcezts -ca5ny, and ne,r
ME Sst2I.l PASSAGES: ] feel HE e new
2s.asrs-TESszs,c 51s OTIS, A Moray st,V.Z.
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Che |: q 1la!'tj|elli1.lettrerI;....
Nor IoX,:lGii,AGn.

otlee' Nos. 20 and - Fourteenth Street. I
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, De r KSorS. That the Council Of the CITY AZ
Wheeling DID, IN the ?eth day o; August, 1854, adopt
The Arizona champion., 1884-02-23
MILL TOWN ITEMS.

Ed E. Aver and Lot M. Smith, are expected to arrive here in few days.
 MT. Phelps, Ayers travelling man, has gone to Los Angeles.
 The interior of the mill is rapidly receiving needed improvements.
 The arrangements in the commissary building for store and office use, will ba great convenience.
 Mrs. Rumsey met with an accident this week, causing her foot to be quite seriously injured.
 A subscription is being taken up to raise funds to purchase an organ for the school house. The organ will be of great service to the day school and Sunday service.
 Colonel Davids heard something disturbing his chickens few nights since, and supposed he saw an owl in the tree. He fired, and brought down the form of kid in human shape, who has gained considerable notoriety in this particular of late.
 Stereoscopic views and Scenes along the A. x P. and points in and around Flagstaff, at Newell's.
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The Judgesbip.

A private letter to Hon. John C.. Campbell, of Prescott, from Wash ington, of very recent date. an nounces that the re-appointment of Judge French still hangs fire, but that Davis stands no show. It is now un- derstood that tine opposition to Judge French comes from the Southern Pa ciic railroad influence, as he IS a judge who cannot be controlled by them. This is the strongest evidence that he ought to be re.appointed.
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The Aver Lumber Company.

Toward the use and development o1
 natures gifts, mankind in general
 proceed by easy stages. The pool
 man in the more densely populated
 districts, in possession of little besides
 physical energy, naturally turns to the
 far and undevelopcd west. One by one the rude homes are located barely within the limits of civilization, form
 ing thus the germ of future empire.
 Aside from our mineral and grazing interests, few localities indeed, pos sess the natural resources to attract or induce the transfer of immense capital from the monied centers. Our immediate section of country IS an exception to the general rule of slow progress of development. Among the first, If not the first, to recognize this fact was Ed. E. Aver, of Chicago. To Mir, Aver, perhaps, more than any other individual, we are indebted for the rapid development of our sur rounding country and the unparal- lelled growth of our young city. Two years ago Mir. Aver began the erection of the large mill now being ope- rated here, and in fact from that date to the present time, has formed the base and bulwark of our prosper ity. Is it permanent? He who would ask is best answered by an hours visit to the mill and grounds upon which IS located the properties of this great in dustry. The mill in operation, turns out to the market one hundred thou sand feet of lumber daily, employing directly and through its sub, contract ors, five hundred men and five or six hundred animals. Permanent bnild- ings are being added each month, and hundreds of thousands of dollars have been invested by Mir. Aver in the building up and development of the business and the care of his employ. e''s. The Aver Company while man. ufacturing for foreign market, have steadily increased their stock for local trade, and have today eight or nine million feet of merchantable lumber in their yard, aside from their three million shingles and one million lath. A box factory IS also operated in con nectlon with the concern, and the fruit canning establishments of south- crn California are supplied from this pace. The water supply IS now ann pie ard permanent. The officers of this vast industry (of which the Flag staff properties is but branch, are residents of Chicago. President, Ed. F. Ayers; Vice President, Lot P. Smith. The dilect management of the Flag staff property is under the supervision of A, Wakefield, General Superinten- dent, assisted by H. C. Aver, Assist ant Treasurer and Assistant Superin- tendent.
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Railroad Items,
The road is clear of snow.
Passenger trade is now rapidly in

Passenger trade is now rapidly in- creasing.
 Conductor Curtis, on the Fourth, who was laid off for short time, is again running his train.
 T. M. Daley, Superintendent of Telegraph on the A. & F., was in town this week.
 Charlie Richardson is again run- ing passenger train, in place of Os- good, now train master.
 E. McCammon, formerly agent and operator at Winslow, has been pro- noted to assistant train dispatcher.
 w. A. Osgood, formerly conductor, now train master. has been having his hands full during the past week. He IS master of the situation, however :.
 There are some very severe wash outs on the s. P. fifty miles this side of Mohave Junction, also on the Los Angeles division. Trains are delayed in consequence.
 One of the prominent passenger train employees informed us yesterday that John Griffin, chief operator at Peach Springs, had sent in his resig- nation. It has not been accepted.
 s. F. Chalender, Assistant General Superintendent, and w. A. Drake, Chef Engineer, came in from the west Thursday, and proceeded on their way to Albuquerque.
 John Duffy, section foreman at this station, with nine men, each packing sack of grub on their backs, footed it from here to the bound pas senger train, about five miles east of us. Rations were short.
 During the recent snow blockade, one hundred and twenty-five car loads of freight, great deal of it bound for Australia via San Francisco, accumulated at Winslow. The cars are now going through rapidly.
 Tuesday was busy day in Flagstaff railroad business. There were nine locomotives at the station, the engine "Apache" in the lead, with her mons trous snow blow. Engineer White looked as if he was completely snow ed in, the cab being entirely covered with the beautiful.
The Arizona champion., 1884-02-23

Miss Carrie Cruthers. sister of Miss Kate Cruthers, is expected to arrive from Idaho Tn a few days, where she has been engaged in teaching.
 Henry Honoff is laying substan. tial sidewalk in front of his building. next to Dr. Brannen's drug store. He also intends to put up an awning.
 Watson can stand the sound of horns, drums and violins, but the report of a gun gets away with him. So say his Canon Diablo chums. He is home safe.
 ]. H. Marsh has been appointed postmaster at Prescott, vice Otis. We don't know Mir. Marsh, but if he comes up to Mir. Otis in the manage ment of the postoffice business, the appointment will prove good one.
 The bonded indebtedness of Mo- have county has been entirely wiped out. The other indebtedness of the county amounts to only $40, 1000. Mo- have county has some good fnanciers among her officials.
 Louis Trauer, an old time acquain tance in Tucson of seven years ago, arrived from St. Johns yesterday. He has for several years been residing in Apache county. connected with Sol. Barth's store. Old Tucson times were hashed up between us, and his brief call upon the CHAMPION, was very pleasant one.
 Charles Longuemase, of the Bullion, published at Socorro, N. M., was among the snow bound passengers from the west, who were detained here this week. He wa; in the Sherman House fire at Prescott, and barely had time to get out Of the building before it was enveloped in flames. Mir. s. lost his pocket beck and overcoat in the fire. When an editor loses his pocket book, containing money, we may look for war on delinquent sub scribers. He reports the scenes at the fire as the most heart-rending he ever witnessed.
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The only one of the alleped Bisbee

The only one of the alleged Bisbee murderers for whom any sympathy is expressed is "Big Dan." A good many citizens of Tombstone were acquainted with him before he be- came implicated in his present trouble. He was known as a large-hearted, generous man, and was regarded as one of the "gamiest' men in the community. It is reported that he recently said: "I ought to be hung for having anything to do with such lot of s-s of b-s! referring to his accomplices in the dastardly affair. Tombstone Republican.
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A Boy Abducted at 4 Albuquerque and Found
 Near Flagstaff.

Some two weeks since son of J. Sampson Priest, of Albuquerque, aged I2 years, was abducted from hls par ents in that city. The case was put in the hands of Detective Horace Hil- ton, of the Atlantic x Pacific, and the boy was found at Mexican cabin, about three miles east of Flagstaff. The boy was rescued and taken home. We are without further particulars in reference to the case.
The Arizona champion., 1884-02-23

Hot Scotch Whisky, the real old brand of the "Green Isle," Fenianism and loyalty on the side, Jesse Gregg, of the White House, has 1t.
 J. N. Berry, J. c. Rogers and Geo. Gddens went to Canon Dia olo on Wednesday last, on a hunting ex. cursion. Arriving at their destination, about forty miles distant, at o'clock ill the afternoon, they commenced stirring up the game, and brought home with them, at six o'clock the same evening, 75 rabbits. MT. Berry killed seven rabbits at one shot. some thing apparentle remarkable, but when our readers understand that they are to be seen in large numbers closely together, the feat is not so great. Thousands of rabbits are to be found in that section, and are brought into town by the fifties and hundreds at a time. The boys distributed the game among their friends in town.
 Eugene Turner, Esq, who has been in attendance on the Apache county court, returned home this week. We regret to learn that Mr. Turner is to leave Flagstaff and locate in St. Johns. in the practice of the law. Mr. T. has made many friends during his res idence in our midst, and all will join us in wishing him prosperous career in his new field. He was appointed U. s. commissioner by Judge French, for Apache county, at the recent ses- slon of the District court at St. Johns, a compliment not only merited, but a just appreciation of his talent as legal gentleman.
 Go to ]. R. Fitzpatrick & Co. for powder, shot, cartridges and paper shells.
 One of the jokes of the season was got off at Faro game at Berry's on Saturday evening last. One of those genteel fellows, with glass goggles, kid gloves and a small walking stick, came in, made some inquiries about the limit of the game, and getting all the particulars, took off his overcoat and hung it up, and sat down by the side of the case-keeper. He pulled out mammoth pocket book, took six bits, and purchased chips. He played a chip at time until broke, when he remarked, "well, that cleans me up!" Said Jack, the dealer, "well, my friend, you couldn't have been very dirty" The joke was too good, and the stranger got the laugh in great shape.
 Judge J. H. Carpenter, Recorder for Prescott and late chief clerk of the Territorial council, has gone to Copper Basin We hope "Carp" won't fall in, for "we are instructed by the House of Representatives to inform the Council that H. B. No. 6 is missing" "Carps" cheek is good brass plate, but when it becomes "copper-faced" by his reckless plunge into the basin, why Journal Clerk Brown will know him no more.