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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-15
Three More
Advertisements
And then we shall bid adieu to our Sum.
mer Bargains and Specialties.
Just at This Time

We are SO situated that we cannot offer
"a FIJI Iii l5~ Gf Summer Goods because
it is too late, and FAN "ssS oy o trifie
early.
Nevertheless, we are always on the
move to bring forth such goods that are
known to everybody and that are staple
and daily in demand.
No one is looking for high price nov.
elites, and to make big fupore on such
is wasting time and money. We know
it from experience. We keep fine goods
as well as medium, but what take best
with all class of buyers are staple goods
at low figure.
We are going TO make a sweeping at.
tempt at some goods, and if the price
will sell them we fear the demand will
exceed the quantity.
Our selection, considering the season,
is good as any, and below is what we are
offering:
All our Lawns, such as Pacific, Cocheco.
and Manchester, &c. These are the fine yard
wide goods, but close them out as Odds and
lot Unblenc6ed Short Ends, 3Ic.
i lot yard-wide Unbleached Cotton Short
j lot ,yard-wido Unbleached Cotton Short
i lot yard'wido unblcaOhed Cotton Short
Ends, 719c..
i lot yard.wido Beached Cotton Short Ends,
Ale.
/ lot yard-wide Bleached Cotton Short Ends,
Sc.
lot yard-wido Dleachod Cotton Short Ends,
] 10, yard-wido Blcachod Cotton Short Ends,
I lot yard-wide Bleached Cotton Short Ends.
Sic.
50 Pillow-case Bleached Short Ends. DC.
3 Pillow-case Bleached Short Ends, loo.
5:4 Pillow.case Pequot Short Ends 12c.
1914 unbleached Sheetipg, Short Ends, 1885,
1914 Unbleached Sheeting, Short Ends, 15c.
l0-4 Bleached Sheeting, Short Ends, 15c.
lO-4 Beached Sheeting, Short Ends. l8c.
j lot Staple Apron bingham, Short Ends,
/ lot very fine Dress Goods, Short Ends, 7c;
goods that sold for l2lc.
- lot Oiled Table Linen. good quality. Short
Il lot Upbleachcd Table Linen fancy border,
Short Ends, SIC.
i lot yard-widc Shifting Pcrcale, Short
] lot, Lansdowne Cambria. Short Ends. 7lc.
Our handsome patterns of "a Fall Satines.
Short Ends, sic. Have taken immensely.
| This will close them.
We close our Handsome Furniture Print,
Short Ends, ut Ole.
SpEcTATTTEs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-15
Extra Good Values in Belts.

Red. Blue, and Black Cotton Belts, two
straps, only lOc each. %
,Throe-strap Cotton Belts, in white and
black, only tic each.
Two-strap Worsted Belts, In white, black,
blue. and red. only $50 each.
Light-colored Alligator Belts only Csc each.
Alligator Bolts, leather lined, in light and
dark shades. only 45c each.
A reduction: Leather Belts. In garnet, buff,
and black. with tinscl braiding. reduced from
Sl.0O to Soc each.
Real Alligator Belts, sl.OO. s1.25, and $3.50.
That $2.75 Silk Umbrella again.
When good thing comes into market
the first thing to follow it is an imitation,
or rather, more plainly, an inferior
article, at slightly lover pr:ce. The
26.inch Silver-headed Silk Umbrella at
S2.75 belonged properly at higher
price, but we made the price low TO ward
of all limitations, with what success can
be seen in the fact that we have just re.
ceived another hundred and fifty. We
believe that equal value cannot be pur.
chased in this or any city.
Second Floor--Take the Elevator.)
An "August' Bargain in La
dies Handkerchiefs.
New 100 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched Printed
Bordered Sheer Lawn handkerchief. marrow
hens, and printed in elegant designs and col
ors. In an infinite variety of choice styles. The
best bargain ever offered ut the price
ONLY Is CENTS EACH.
Two August Bargains in Boys
and Mems Night Shirts.
Boys fine Muslin Night Shirts. pocket and
collar attached. full length. we'll stayed and
gusseted, sizes II. l2l, 10, l3l. and IA,
ONLY 50 CENTS EACH,
Mems Fancy Muslin Night Shirts, finished
som, and pocket, full length. worth 75c.
ONLY 65 CENTS EACH.
Perfumeries for Travelling.
For the benefit Of those Of our customer
who are going away we call attention to 0u
Perfumery Department. which is we'll stocked
with the best Ia the market, comprising Toi
let Waters and Colognes. Tooth. Powders ant
Face Powders. Hair and Tooth Brushes
Combs. Fancy Articles. &c.
LUBIN's PERFUMERIES.
Lubins Extracts--Violet,. Ocean Spray
| White Rose. West End. and Marie Stewart.
Caswell & Hazards Cologne Waters.
Colgate's Violet, Rosodora. Lavender Flow
or. Multiaora. Holiotrope. and Cashmere Bou
quet, large size.
.Coigatos Best Bay Rum, large and SINAI
sizes.
Murray a Laninan's Florida Waters.
All Cologne. &c.
FACE POWDERS.
Lablache Face Fssders. 10 white and pink
fellows Gosssmer. In white and pink.
Madame Lewenboig's "Pastillss de Flor
ence." In whits and pink.
Saunderss Face Powders. In white and pinl
Swans Down. In white and pink.
TOOTH POWDERS.
Calders Tooth Powders.
Thurston's Tooth Pow ders.
Shefiield's Creme Dentifrice.
(Next to Small Ware Department.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-15
GUINNIP'S, GUINNIP'S.
404 Seventh Street and 400 Seventh Street
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
COLD La UNDERIED SHIRTS

so dozen fine Bingham Shirts aundere two collars and one
pair cuffs, only 75c each; former price, S125
so dozen fine Percae Shirts laundered two collars and ana
pair cuffs, only SOC each; former price, $0O
invoice of Unlaundered White Shirts at So 60 and
75c EACH ~ ~ "'
Boys Coored Shirt Waists, sizes from years of age
reduced from so to 25c each. ~
Boys White Shirt Waists, with linen collar and cuffs sizes
and years, reduced from rs to 40c EACH
ALL-llNEN DUSTERS-We offer the balance of our stock
OF Linen busters at 81 eaoh former prices and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-15
~ EW GOODS!
Are Cheaper than DID, Shop-worn Goods.
CASH PRICES !!
Are Lower than Credit Prices and sell only for Cash.
SMALL PROFITS
Are better than large ones for every gets full and
will always call again.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Is what pride ourselves on and think will
bear out in the statement

For "a Cents.
25 dozen French Nainsook Saoques for street
or toilet wear. finely tucked, embroidered edge
around neck, sleeves, and bottom. These
goods are made on lock-stitch machine and
the best material and embroidery only Is used.
They would be bargain at si.25.
For SO Cents.
10 dozen Sac ues. of French Nainsool. very
prettily tucke and handsomely embroidered
with ane imported trimmings. The at we
can guarantee perfect. Ladies can try on In
our Ladies' Parlor." which Is fitted with
mirrors for the purpose.
S1.15.
For 81. 10 we show dozen Nainsook Sacaues
prettly trimmed down the front with insert
ing and edge. The rufle also has pretty edge.
If Indies will value the material and trim
ming used in these Sacques they will find them
worth $50.
$1.35.
dozen Nainsook Sacques, with four clus-
ters Of tucks down the front, two rows of in
serting, neck, front, sleeves. and bottom
trimmed with 2-inch ruifle Of pretty embroi-
derry. Como and admire them. If nothing
more.
S1.68.
At s1.6s we only have q dozen Sacques, and
they are beauties. Pretty trimming. very fin-
est Nainsook. beautifully made, perfect shape;
cool. comfortable, dressy. and. considering
their many good qualities. very cheap.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-08-15

Irish and German Linens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
COPPER PROPERTIES.

We find the following mention of some of our copper properties in pamphlet recent- ly issued by the Atlantic and Pacific R. R
 This county has alwc!s been the leading 2 ,ld producer of Arizona and has yielded more of this metal than all the rest of the Territory combined. IT is also rich in cop per of a remarkably high grade, as an oxide. carbonate, malschite, glance, and . sul- phuret. The United Verde copper mines; the Copper Basin, where literally copper ores of every description exist by the acre; the wonderful Lawler group, consisting of the B,gdad, Atlantic, Little Chief, Pacific, Copper Creek, South Cement, Lone Pine, Hawkeye, Cement, Mountain Deposit: Black Mesa, Natural Point, Conglomerate, Mint. Carbonate and wyando;te. where copper ore of every variety and grade exists in immense quantities. This valuable group (owned by John and M. A. La~ler, of Pres colt, Arizona,) is easily accessible by good wagon road. Wood and water are abuud> ant, and, when capital shall have discovered and developed these mines, they will rival the greates; copper r-prodccirz properties oi the country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
BELL PLACER MINING COMPANY.

Secretary Van Arman and Governor Tritle returned last evening from visit .o the Aho.e named placer mining property located on the Hassayampa, a few miles below Wal nut Grove. They report a clean-up is be ing made which demonstrates very sStis factory the existence of gold in paying quantities in the gravel beds. The work thus far has been by ground sluicing and with a view to ascertain the amount of gold procured to the square yard, and the cost by shovel process.
 The company intend to proceed imlnedi- ately to lay out and construct ditch sev- erai miles in lerg.h, by which these plaeers and a largs number adjoining for distance of two miles, may be worked by hydraulic process.
 Above the Bell claims and adjoining, A.. ". Callan {O.d Grizzly is now working the p!acers of his company, and the show for success is very flattering. Belo: the dig gings above mentioned at the mouth of the canyon, it is contemplated to build an i'm msnse reservoir with which to work some rich dry gulches at time when water may be scarce in the creek above. All of this Is good news, because moaey produced from our gravel beds helps to keep the wheels and machinery seeased in this particular sect lou of the territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
THE RAILROAD.

Everything indicates all early commence ment of the north ard south railroad which will come through Prescos: and thence co south to Phenix. There are great many people interested in ;he construction oi such road. Money in the Eas; is plenty, axd seeking investment. Seven per cent is good interest, and the sale If bonds will b. an easy thing. With the subsidy almost anyone who has talent in railroad affairs. vii be willing to take hold Sf this work.
 We hope some one will enlist in the cause and commence work immediately. Th:s i;nportsn' project once consummAted, trains would come in laden with coal, coke, mer- chanGise, flour and grain, and bear away Tn return bullion a.d fine ores. This would create revolution in all business and make us producing people. Where nothing is produced dull times r.us. necessarily follow. Railroads make all countries better. and eouid decidedly improve Northern Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Memorials from the Legislature of Arizona praying for rs. turn of lands granted to railroads in the ter itory, and for legislation to prevent organized raids from Mexico, were referred. The report of the railroad commissioner on the Union Pacific railroad, a revealed by the company's books. show that there was due the United States for the yea, 1884. under the Thur:riAn act, el, 335 200 against which there was credited for eov- ernment transportation, el35, l53.
 Nominations Henry L. Muldro. Mis- sissippi, assia'ans secretary of the interior; wm. A. J. Sparks, Illinois, co.nmlssione, general of the land office; Daniel McCon- ville, Ohio, auditor of the treasury for the postofice department.
 A committee consisting of Joseph Pack ard and Wm. Winchester, representing the Civil Service Reform Association of May land, waited on the secretary of the treas = ury to-day and presented him with copy of the resolutions adopted by the associa- tion protesting against the appointment of Higgins to position in the treasury depart ment. The secsetary promised [" give the matter consideration.
 Edwin W. Keightley, third auditor of the treasury. to-day seudered his resignation. Judge Xeight'ey is a native of Indiana, and Was appointed by President Hayes. He is an active DO itician and took mart in the last campaign in the interest of the Republican ticket. He resigned at the request of Sec rotary Manning.
 It is understood that the cabinet session to-day was devoted to the consideration of appointments to be made before the ad- journment of the senate.
 Mr. Muldrow, nominated for assistan. secretary of the interior, was 8 colonel in the confederate army and member of the 45th. 46th, 47,h and 4sth Congress.
 Mr. Sparks, the new commissioner of the general land office, is a well-known Dema- cratic politician and served in Congress from 1875 to lss3, declining reelection.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
MILITARY ITEMS.

Second Lieutenant Vogdes, 1st In fantry, has been appointed Recruiting Officer at Whipple Barracks.
 Upon the request of his Resimental Quartermaster, Private Ernest Edel>ten now at Mcdowell, will proc. ed to Fort Grant, reporting upon his arrival to his regimental commander for duty as clerk
 Lieu Colonel D. R. Clendenin. 3l Cavalry, has been detailed as a member of the general court martial, conveyed at Fort Grant
 Lave of absence for enc month, with permission to apply to the prope. author ity for an extension of time, is granted Lieut.. Cartier, Assistant Surgeon.
 The Commanding Off ,er Wiirp,e Bar racks Is directed 10 send the military con victs now a; his pos, awaiting transpor- tation to Alca,raz Island, Cal, to Fort Lowell with the detachment 3d Cavalry, about to leave his post, changing station.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Fort Aaaehuca trads.hip is vsfth cas- 900 per year. This s the vssy bsst lay in this Ter ritory. Is ii worth six times sl much as that of Governor; eisAt times al much as the office of Secretary. ed aboat three times that of Surveyor Gs.ssi. Pull your coats. AsazA Bourbons. ed 70 foa the spoiIs hy onseatins fhoss sblendid fei
 lows. Vaudsver Brothers. Commencs with moderstiou,-tAas is b say, don't nor C than 50 apply st lime.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
SILVER SPANCLED POLAND.

Mrs W. W. Hutchinson has just re ceived from California, a rooster and two hens of the ubove named variety. They are perfect beauties snd will no doudt put other hen birds to shame so th at they will be apt to go of and hide them selves in some secluded sl 0: of Mrs. Ills beautiful flower garden.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

We had the pleasure, to-day, of meeting m our city Mir. Fred K. Rule, special agent and tdjuster of the Phenix of London, BFitish-American Assurance, and other Ia- surance Companies. Mir. R. has his office al 405 Calif mia St, San Francisco. He
 will ren.sir ia Prescott for day or tso, and will nave headquarters with R. c.
 Martinde!l, our popular Insurance Agent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
 FORMATION.

HEAOorADxvnss OoRAATxKSf oS AnsZoXA.
 oAee CAisf Qss-sssnn's. ws1flS HA1sAcxs. P1nco-T. \. T., Ap-i l. 1885. SEALED SnoPs0Ats, in 'rirasease, e.e;eet so th. usus, essasn via .. r.esiv-d .s sAis ooe until Is o'clock. noon. Friday. Nay !, 1sH ss SsseA ane and p.as they vsn h< opened tn :as presence O: tiddss Tor ths Transpor saon ef usAry Supplies cn ;s' following dess.bed routes in ,h Departrnen: of Ali EonA, during the fsel yea, conrencins Jsly 1, 1885 and ending June 3, issj. by vASua. VIZ: RorTE Xo- I-Fron Ash Fork, A. T., te whippas pePo. to Fort Verde a,d so Fo-t Mcpeve;i. A. | from wareopa. A. T., to Fort Mcdowell and whpp,e Depot A. T.
 Eorrs No. Prom Bowie s.atcr. q. r., te Fcrs Bo~,e, A T., and to Fors Grant, Rors Thomas and Ss. Csrlos, A. T.
 Rorrx No s-Frem Boisrooa. T., ss Fort AYs hs, AT.
 Rorrx 70. s-Trcm Iacsoe, A. r.. tS Fer. L5~eu. T.
 Frcposais for Transportation oz any or al Of sAe rout above uarnet will be received: esch ros:e mus be lid for entire.
 Blank r:oro&a-s fo-ns os ecn.rac ard printed c-cs- jars s.a.,ng se sss,e. quau,i,es of sappsss to 10 transported nd giving :al .;or.,zs.ez Q .as e hi3drg. conditions Q Ss otservsd y eiiers. amour: O: SS.,ass~e 10 aes,s=paay proposals, scd s~r-ns coc,r.c, sad ps.Eeat. vi he furnished O. .,J,s.rat.on tais Ire to tee occs os the Tee: QuX-fermaz;c, For Lowell. A. f.. knd Fora Aisehs, A. T.: also by the oa.re-n.sse-s Age@a s: HoL brock. Ash Fork. Bersou. Bowie rri SA-o7fs A. T. Ear,lore. containing rropo.s,s sAosi. se zAhsi 'r-oposAs fer slortaroa oa Kosss No. - = soa d t.essad sc ths unds,xiEaed.
 A. ]. NcGoTSi8HE.
 QEa-ts-nAs.., [ c. A
 Chic: Qua--e--.as..r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Roberts, the gunsmith, keeps always On hand lsrce assortment of all classes of fire arms and standard ammunition fcr rifles, revolsers aud .ilct gun. of every descrp tion. Cleaning and repairing Ire arms s speciality. Goods sold and work done a, the iowe.. rates. Gail on him a. bis armory on the west side of the plaza
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

take this opportunity to notify the pub lie ct Prescott Tn general that l am now prepared tn sell Fredericksburg beer ir bottles, bottled hy myself. have just received car !oaf of this beer from ,ha. brewery. which 1 will sell at reduced
 prices in bottles, being of the fines. quality. M MAYER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
JOHANNA RADCZENSKY

It is claimed that the officials of So- nora gre at the bottom of the Yaqui In dian war, with the hopes of extermina- ting that people, and obtaining large sums from the sale of their lands to the Mortnons.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

The Tucson papers are exercised about the Surveyors office coming to Prescott. |. Two days since the MINER intimated tha. Prescott was the proper place. It has always been cur earnest desire to see 1t located at the Capital. where it belong. and if fight IS 10 ts mad. On the issue, let it cone. No promises or concessions aye necessary in ihe premises.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
NOTICE.

Doctor Barrows w:ll attend 10 all business for Dc. Ainswor.h, during his absence in the States. All orders left 8: Hutchinson 6 Co 's drug store. will he telesraphed free tv the Doctor at Whifple.
 Prescott. March 2O, 1885 if
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
FURNISHED DWELLING FOR RENT

The undersigned has for rert one of the mast desirable furnished dwelling houses m the city of Prescott. F"r particulars cal on II. II. Moves. ~i,h Secretary Van Ar man. NEs. CARRIE E. ST. JAXSs.
 Prescott. March q. 1885
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
TlSTRi .

D. PEyf:lSc. dentist, is PERMANENTLY located in Prescott and all operations e,,- trusted to him vii. be carefully performed, and WARRANTED to give satisfaction.
 OFFrcE-Firs. door east of Bank of Ari- zona, on Gu-ley Street
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

l The following persons left by stage this morning for Ash Fork: Joe Duprez, Mary
 A. Stephens, J. II. Richie, Robt. Drynan
 and two Cbinameni for Maricopa: James Miles and wife, Rev. Morrison, D. c. Wolf.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

The Palace boasts of its corps If gentle manly attendants. ~hp, although not all WAYS smiling. are ;he first ;o greet you with hearty how when you enter and do everything Tn the!r p1ver 0 make your v;a:t e,eAs174 one.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
NOTICE.
FIRE: FIRE., FIRe!f.

Being summarily closed out of business by fire. I herewith give notice to my many friends who are indebeted to me in various small sums, that would be pleased to have an early settlement of the same, and that, further, do 10. propose to place my claims 10 hands of the law to enforce payment. A call at my room In rear of the "pioneer Drug Store." or upon the street, will give me much pleasure
 GEO. D. KENDALL. Prescott Aiarch 2l 1885 I'm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Notice is hereby given by the undersigo- ed Administratrix of the estate of J. R.d. cze~sky, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims ag.ins, the said deceased, tn exhibit them with the neces- sary vouchers, within four mouths after the first publication of thus notice, to the said Adm,nistra'rix, at her residence. in Prescott, 4. T.
 Dated at Prescott, Yavapai County, Ari~ 1ona Territory. March II, 1885.
 JOHANNA R4DCZENSKY
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

All weak aud tremulous officials who are afraid to patronizs their party papers. should be relieved by a Democrat. Let i,
 be known tha. We live in a LAND of freedom and are not afraid to meet the enemy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
Dissolution of Copartnership

See,e .s he-~sy ve. shA. the s-d.rsixnee hereto .,r- sn tcs st n. F:op-~- B>tsrv, rso hs-z Eo,e: Sd 2e~a--4a. he Clry es P.e<cc::. TarfSl: Cor sty A. T. lave is.s isy e.ssoi~e iy z.usa, .--I xr Henry Sc-1s-rss. s:tht-ar.-S s-ora ne c,E. N:. C. sss1s.rss ~.l n:ia1e t.e t.Gsfn-ss. vii rsy ee, :s .: :s. ,s.% erc. .c. so.e thor fse % orSsct sG dse tes :ae a:. srn.
 C. ScHCEFNA<, E. e-ECEgXAe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

For elegantly furnished rooms for gentle men, in a quiet and otherwise desirable To- cality, please call at this office. lw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

In the future all births occurring in Arizona will hare to be recorded with the county recorder, together with the names cf the rareuts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Patrick Ford is to be our next pos.mas ter, and George W. Ford. assistant. The administration can't sf ford to let the office go outside of the Ford family.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Han'an, the great cham ion rower, has been trying a man in Australia by the name ot Cliff ,rd, for five thousa.I dollars side H4niAn got away with ,he baggage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

4 San Bonita county goose berry-patch yielded sixty five cents to the bushsi There are 2.7l3 bushels to the acre, which z;re. 2 rcrenue ot Sl.1s9 sS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

The Mississippi river was open fom St. Louis to Keokuk, the fore part of this week. It is now probably open to Du- buque. if Wisgins' big storm did not send anothes cold wave over the north west.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Purity Tea, iu cans. Packed expressly for ne and put up under my brand in JA- pan. Try it. T. W. OTIS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Sriced Pigs Feet. Spieed Trpe. genuiue New England Mince Meat. Apple Butter, Maple Syrup. Butter. Eggs ard Cheese jus. received a. J ohn C CAMrBELL's
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

The fines: favored iqaors are dispensed over the Palace bar. In quality they are uned drAi!ed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
FRIDAYS EDITION.

Chief Quartermaster McGonnigle sdver. tises for Army Transportation in the MI- NER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
DEATH OF MRS. FREDERICKS

The friends and acquain.ances of Mr. and Mrs. Miles will stppathiss with them ir the loss of their beloved daughter, Mrs Chas. E. Fredericks, of Tombstone. The sad, but somewhat expected news, was tel egraphed to them to-day. Mrs. Fredericks was born in Ohio, aud was at the time O! her death twenty nine years of age. She leaves husband, three children, fathe, mother, brothers and sisters to mourn hel death. She has gone
 Where gree, selas in their !-eia. fair heaIs,
 Stretch far from the hcrns stead door;
 Where old friends, dear schooirna:es and children
 Often stray its threshold o'e::
 Where no words of evil are spoken
 To wound the sensitive heart.
 And no words Of passionate anger
 Cause she bitter tears to start
 wse.s uu.cytuhssss find . haven
 To rest their wsy-worn sonls;
 Where there's balm for all true hearts broken
 In the land where love csnt,ols,
 Where the brave vho toi,ed SO earnestly
 On earth to advance the truth
 Wee worn put ty scorn and unkin 4ness,
 And made aged h their youth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
LETTER LIST.

The following is list of letters remain- ing uncalIed for at the Prescott, post-of6ce for the week ending March 2, 1885:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

The ''spirit-cured smoking tobacco is
 ths latest. It is fine quality mild to- bscco, and is being gin,roiuced hy Hsbbard.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Palace d1inss age ,bs A,ss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

J. II. A. MARSH, Postmaster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

rss<5 xsxse ARe
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

V1o' D. hLX Prescott, March 2l, 1885.