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National Republican., 1885-06-08
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE, June 6.-Virginia now l0.i0s,
]j7s new is, j2lE bid to-day.
Baltimore Produce Market. June q.

IN
=. ,, ~ ',Si i,jd 20 iay '''
o'ts' hc" o. o-'S piu 'o"u''
Baltimore Produce Market. june u.
COTTON lower and dull; mlddling, lOk.
Efci'R casv and dull
WIFE AT-Gouthcrn scarce md firm. western
higher' closing easier and dull: southern red.
sj5s9Sc: do amber. 81 .O6aI .OS; No. MARYLAND,
O0S, En . yyestern winter red spot. njlI61pyl, "a.
I; III Eo "s, ,sesHc. kn%Ist 81 t 0 san,
Icn;;ber ~ n iii SI nv. October Il ,OG asked
GoRNESoit6ern casier: western steady and
duil. southern white. 6OGGlc; do yellow, SO
Gt5jc, western mixed. spot. jj@585sc; June,
Ss1sT ssNg SSt SSIHdy o-''o'' Nus' o'' OiU
0ATg steadv.g Southern. asaiic; western
white, 3aaiic; do. mixed, 3795sc; Pennsyl.
yaniS' 81 saiOc.
RYE dufI' 7s6oSOc.
PROVISIONS easy and auiet.
sid tREConner refined nuiet mt lie.
WHISKY steady at 81 2Oai2i.
Other articles Unchanged
WLoIosoIa Wa,.o,
.,,-". ""o'eanto ~ 'a' ''',' p' Aut'
inc following were Inc wholesale prices yes
terday: .,-o
90 20 81 per ohrLei ro,
tatoeSoBureanRs, 20 % 70 s9c per bnshel; early
rose, O0 10 .uc per Dusncl; florlda new, ~ 10
90 per barrel bermudh' 20; Sap5age-@si;.ot g @ 70
PSt SslIf - 10 y pe1 @ 6oxp 10 per a Harr9
Ders-Florida, u TO ~ per box. :, Egs plants,
tosS siuustsnsl 20 70 sI;GV; neahns-r9nnd,
81 70 y erDON; hal, y 10 Osl;3oper 9oN. Bcets
-s3 per barrel. Onions-Bcrmuda, q per
box. feas-Sl'oO 70 " per DON. strawDerrles
% 20 l2Sehts per iunrl ,rln9nppiISeS osl!to ~
per hundred, Oranges-florlda, s3'5O 10 Sl.5O
per hoH. Lemons loTilli sl;yyto ~ per box
Dressed CITY meats. DecI-Iholce, ~ cents;
inferior, - cents sheep-Cholcc, 10 to II
cents LalhDs-Cholce, u 20 10 cents. caves
Choice, IL cents: inferior 10 common ~
cents. ,,,.,,,, p,,,n. u.,o,.. se-,.e
bakers brands, s62o to $3.50; family, patent
process, $40 TO s6i extra, u 10 SL0O; super,
National Republican., 1885-06-08

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Robert Hunter aud Alice Vine, Fon.
tainc Maury and Elizabeth V. Blscklock, A.
l.. Hilton and Emma Rackcy, both OF George.
town, D. G.; J. Il. DAILY aud Catherine Casey,
solomon Van Praag aud Hazel Marion, both
ofChicngo ILL.,; Aaron Il. Watts, OF Phladcl.
phia, Pa, and Ann J., Stevens, of this city.
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TROpOSfIS.
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pROPOSALS FOR ICE.

IOROPoSALS FOR ICE.
WAR DEPARTMENT., April %, 1885.
Sealed proposals In duplcnte) viii he received
NJ this office until ~ O'Clock noon, WEDN rs.
DAY, JUNE 10, 1850, for supplying tho War
Department and Its bureaus with Ice during the
fiscal yOur ending June 30, 1856 The ice mus t
be Of the best quality ofnorthnrn ice solid, clear,
and fIc0 from snow or other impurities, and
must no delivered mt the several bureaus and
offices Of the War Department in Washington
and weighed upon tho department scales. Daily
deliveries, excepting sundays aud recognized
holidays, will GO required. The quantity re-
guired Is estimated ut 100000 pounds more or
less.
\ bond with approved security viii he re-
quircd In case OF award. Tho government re-
serves !he right to reject any and all bids and to
llids must he inclosrd In scaled envelopes In
dorscd on the outside "proposals for lCc," and
G. II. uoYT,
Assistant Quartermastor, U, $. a.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

ORpERTHE RErUBiICNN mailed N your sum.
mer address Only 80 cents a month, postage
nnll.
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l. ron i'HE hlsrEiCr OP CoLuMRltA.

uFttuE or THE ESDlSrUE CoMMl-sIuS
MA-luNpTu~, n, C., May ~. 1850
Iy direction of tHH iuard Ot umulisNunCrs
sealed proposals VIII hu r.r wed no this uUica
unul I2 u'cluc. Al un MONDAY, JuNts 10,
lor1l Tor mruhhuE ~" various Dranchus al ne
cumIw.aiu slaIou.gr EuuN lurma uu.. prut
ms, Sc ugl bONsi, Furniture Hardware, 1ln.
truuuri, y, OptH Aud ShuuL nrI.ss, Guts, PALMS
ANA NRrushcS, Lumurr, forage, Meats Cast,
ms Fuel Dry buuNB, iumuUi ana Lime, tom
htrl1luu Material ana Telephone supplies
lliauk 20 o.ms und proppsals, tpgCihHr win all
Information, Utu be Obtained upOn application
thgrpiur at Noom ~ Columbia BnOdmr, lia
sL ~ ~,
Ihorght 10 reseryod o. reject any aud an bids
or marta OK bids, @, i, lN UEGkEi,
ANnr ui EugIuuulS 4. 81 g.,
mV2OlOE Engineer COMMISSIONER, y, ",
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ONO AND WESTERN
w RAILROAD COMPANY.

WINTER AliRANGEMENr
TWO TRAlNS. DA ~ (EkCEPT SUNDAY
EEI WEEN ALEXANDRIA, AND
ROUND HILL.
Leave N%Elnsicn az o.25 - m. and i;25 p.
~, aud Alexandria TT O.33 a. IN. aud I;;}I ~ m.
lHss Lgeaburg, going westward. at 1913 D. m.
nhu 'il2 q n. an arrive "A, Hound Iill At 1908
q. ~, and 6:Oa y. N,
Leave Round Hin at d;55 a. IN, and ls56 o. m.
usr l"eAhufr, going eastward, nl b:3S n IN, and
"'tt 2, n, and arrive " Alexandria at S:l5 n.
~. and 5'SA y. ~, aud ~ Washington Nt $50 a
SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Round Hill at d,Ib
T. m, AtliVssat Al0xandrlh At S,l5 and Wash.
iHgfDn H' sac Leave Washington at 500 y. m;
hicNandra e SlOn n. PnbS I.eeshurg, going
eastward, b.Sl =. m: Westward, lOlO II. nj.
= N. BROPHY, superintendent
National Republican., 1885-06-08
pALTIMoRM AND ONO RAILROAD.

sUHEpULE IN EFFECT. SUNDAY, MAY o,
1852, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
JiRSE lHsI Y'NSSVE2h iIS sys!Ei2p GoTner NEW
-, For Chicago 1000 u. IN. and 1910 y. IN. daily.
ihe lOiuOh M Is al INST Limited Express TO Pits
p, m. Chicago next morning at s!5h no extra
iarg e charged 9n This train for fast time.
at $3.50 y. M. and 1910 y. M, with Through
Coaches and Palace stepping Cars to above
Limited Train To- Cincinnati and Il. Louis, Srriv.
lnE ~ Clncilnnii next morning at 7,ib. ST. Louis
pisu y; ", no extra iare Is charged on this train
FOR Pitisbirg AZ 1000 q, m, with Parlor Car,
Detroit, with sleeping Cars to Pittsburg.
- For baltimore on week days, D, 0:iO. $40.
@ 1GG ara ah 1S2 9o g. oi i32 l46 bIS 5iS. 45 ghS
O;iO, 200, $40. and 100 y, IN. N'
i9SS on l55 5g@qGSt Io SiS a I44So I44o S3o S3o
$40, 700, $50, aud i 100 p m. w
Toqd, aud points south, O!35 a. N. and O:Iop' % M.
daily o;25 q. n. trdin has Pullman sldepcr
For Annapolis. OiIO a. m. and 1910 and i!iO
p' M on sunday, $3.50 z, m. and $40 p m.
BaliimorG. 8, d:IO, $50 a. M. l2'iOp r. M, $50
a,1O Ip9, l snd S.i LOO ~. On sundays, si30a.
Por satons S on Nm rom nqnc nnd il19 p m
daily except sunday, and 6.BO p. m. daily; iiIO
e 6fsoPi sSnsS9y 2g principal stations
sammion sumSy sSbd Sbd TadY r. m Inn16 a9R6 i9T LeSGE0n
| except sunday; for Frederick, $40 a, m. and
For Hagcrstown and Winchester. $40 Q. m.
| dnly, except sunday, and b:3O y m. daily TO
lagerstown; daily, except Sunday, TO Win.
frains arrive from tho west daily, o, 7:2o a.
From annapolis s 80 n. M, and 80 and 5:a5 u.
| mi sunday, 1880 n M, 0:36 y. m.
From Lexington, 5;3O y. IN. daily, except sun.
From Frederick and intermediate points, s,o5
q, m and $40 7. m, daily except sunday.
| brhlnssintayo lnssint baltimore Tor Washinst0nat 3il0
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TTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
l. THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH

u IL
AND SOUTHWEST.
, Schedule In effect May 10, 1885.
lao y. M.-New Orleans Fast Mall, daily,
making close competitions south and southwest.
sleeping BhIot Car nom New York and Wash.
ington To Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
cars, -
5tl5 p. M--Loulsyillc Fast Line. daily, via
charlottesville, TO Cincinnati Louisville, and ali
Western Points, Pullman Sleeping Cars from
Washington to Louisville.
lU;4O T.. M.-SOuthern Mall and Express
daily to all points south and southwest, VIA Dan.
ylUe aud Charlotte, Pullman sleeping Cars
nom Washington, via Dapville, Charlotte, aud
Atlanta, to MONTGOMERY; also from Washington
via Charlotte and Columbia to Augusta.
Alannssas Division Train leaves Washington at
$40 y; m. daily, except sunday. WarTenton
trains leave Washington atll;l5a. m. and 6;46
Trains arrive in Washington si0Oa. m. south.
ern EAnrDss daily; $40 n. iu., StrHsburg Local
daily, except sunday, O!lJ Il m., y NV Orleans
FaSt Mall daily; $40 b. in,, Louisville special
daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire at Com.
pAny's Oiiic0, 0Ol Pennsylvania avenue Trains
leave from II, & p. station.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
SOL. HASs.
NJ. SLAUGHTER
National Republican., 1885-06-08

LE>SoNs Piano. &c, for summer, one dollai
per month. n1 Z street rlease uall.
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SCHILLENGER
Artificial Stone Paving Comply,
OHlce, IIIs New York Ave.
ARTISTIC AND FINE WORK IN CEMENT
a SPECIALITY,

our Skilled Workmen lay tho following Pave.
ment'i
sCIlLLENGERs PATENT BEST GRAN
OLlrlllC.
ASPlfALTUM, ARTIFICIAL STONE.
HEUFCHATEL, MASTlC
Kitchens Sidewalks, STABLES, aud Cellars laid
with nQAtnOHs und prOuptupas.
JOS G. MCilbBIN, President
Telephone Call AGA
National Republican., 1885-06-08

For further Information Inquire NJ Comnsny's
OG.co, 5in-i, wharf Telephone call TAb.3
WILLIAM T., WEIGH, Gen. Agent.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

l. IA rs a. 90.
wlLLARp's HOTEL sTAM LIS
co,. Itru ANp D sr>
BRANuu oFIluE AT the WRLlSdroN
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The following list of the most active stocks
dealt In on the Washington Stock Exchange Is
furnished by Messrs. He'll IL Co., bankers, No.
1887 Pennsylvania avenue:
National Republican., 1885-06-08
STEaMROIT LINES.

nAlLN LIN. 10 NORFOLK AND FuRC.
~ KrSS MOSEOE. steamer -EANs
GEURGE LEARN and ENGl.l,. kzS1ll5ssSSNssisf-
SlOR firAECuss uCuOmmOda- set51f.sgei ftsssls1aI-
u.n.. Sgtrrooma large. airy, ana coiniOTiabc.
Table ulauFuAsspd, one OF which, C0mmsnC.
mg NAY ~, 1850, will cave 9Th atreOE wharf
daily, except SUNDAY, at a.iO y. N.
laiuThh., leave Boston wharf, Norfolk, daily,
except sunday, al ! p, IN,
Exclusive connection with Boston aud Provi.
dcnCC s.ramerE Connect also wlth Now York,
and Richmond steamers, aud all l.Eil aud steam
Lac, lruia Nprtolk.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

BuTrER,-Bo5t prints A. cents per pound;
best creamery, 20 Cunts; fresh New York, 80 to
20 centsi roll, % To 20 cents, Eggs IL to 70
cent, per dozen, Cheese Is to - cents,
POuLrRN.- Spring chickens, - cents to 81, %
per pair loWh, 81 10 &aj per pair
squads, 30 cents per pair,
GAAE,--Qrpen WTtln, 70 cents per pnund
Frogs, 81 q dOlrn.
prmes, 10 cents pound cherries 10 r.
cents per quart; pickles. to II, cents
o dozen; iellies 10 to - cents per pound;
mlpre meat 10 cents per pound; preserves,
latcnts por p1nudi honey ~ cents per pound;
bahamas 90 70 W pants per dolpp; nineappes,
10 10 ~ cents apiece,
FlsH-Boiilng rock, 20 cents per pound;
hnll1ut 10 cents per poundi Goldfish, 10 cents
National Republican., 1885-06-08

fS-None genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label shun ali tho vile,
poisonous stuh Hop or Hops" In their
name.
National Republican., 1885-06-08

BY an overwhelming. popular vote It's fran
chlse was made part ~ the present state Con.
sutution, adopted Dec. =, A. u. 1870.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-24
during last week we have heretofore men,

during last week we have heretofore men
 toned.
 | William Schroeder, one Of Beaver Greek
 leading citizens, is In OUT city and called or
 the MINER to-day. Mr. Schroeder leav
 in few days for a trip To his old home T
 Kansas, intending to be aIsent s.vsr l weeks.
 In the expressive language of one of ttt
 msn.bers of Hose Company No. ?, ''th,
 Dades will run in .he 6remens race, on tls
 29 h instant. in spite of u-ll and high Wa
 ter" all other announcements to the cvn
 trAry notwithstanding. Stick to 1t boys, and fl yoa don't come ln first, you eau al
 least Win the sec nd place in the lace.
 The sots If training for the oou.ias fre- ! men s race is app .ren y becoming litile 1 monutonous w!ih the ire ladGies. The Dudes are gradually dwindling away in numbers. wh.le The 'rudghs," n,twIIh- { standiug their nAIne. We're forced to cry ''en"uga" to-day, a..d dld no, evn turn out for t'ieir usual afternoon practice. l. Is well known that Dc. Prices Cream Baking Powder has been made for in ,ny year, without reducing Its s'acdard of per fee, purity, aad that there is not another baking powder in the mt1ket tha, can stand SO 20 | test for effectiveness, healthfui- ness and ireedcnI from injurious substances. The test Is in ,h, m.ly biscuits in tae oven
 The last nuRhsg of tae TIcson Min n 7 Index scors Svlout Hughes 'n a manner that would Riake any Due. p.s-essei of ! particle fl manhood or courage, deniaud | satisfaction; bur, thsn, a man who like Hughes swooned away st the sicht of q young lady with an empty revolver, .h n, | he h 4d yle!y slaudered, is of too currish 4 kind to be hamiliated by any in,alt thu, languag" can convey.
 E. F. Hall, one .f tie legion who long t. shine as Chl-f executive of Arizona. left this morning for hls home m Tumbstonr We understand that notwithstanding the most strenuous efforts no deEni;e terms of comproms- could be settled upon beta cen him and his numerous rivals in the rae who hail from Prescott. Of all ,he Gu berna:orial cand.dites so far pres .ntej | tie President hy Arizonq, We don't believe thu, in case any is appointed that the world will be startled by the brilIiancy of his administrative q1lits.s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-24

era. parties along the route, who had see,
 the horses which were in the possession o
 the thieves, gave descriptions which left n' I'd ubt but wh the stock was identical with | that stolen al Phenix.
 "Sport" E yle is so badly incapacits.ed l al present y a severe attack U. rheumatism
 that 1t Is doubtful whether he will be able tO turn out with the Toughs at the iiremeu $ race on the 2oth inst.
 The season of the year has come when prospectOrs can with safety, 90 far as the 1 elements are concerned, go prospecting.
 During the present month we are liable to have some clustering weather, but the prob abilities are there w.ii he none severe. Ari zona abouuds wi,h opportunities for those Tn search of either quartz deposits or placer digglngs. Scarcely week psss,s bu, that we do net hear favorable news from new AS well as old sections. It is not abs. lutely neS fields, inssuueh as there are hany producin, and pr0msiog sections within htty miles of Prescott in which 8 man who H!ll work and lske ftS chances would un- doubtedly du well. IL is fol y frr such ,nrn |" lie around waiting for soIaet hing 10 turn up, as itInsy he three and again it may bc ,i1 months before there IS Q demand fur their labor Besides, Is it no, better for man who is a good judge of ores to go pres Pec;ing-if he exercises the same judgment and ihritt winch IS necessary for success in any -5us ness -:h,n to bs striking super Inteldent or foreman for .bi such men when they thus strike uut show au in- depence which IS commendab,e. and 1t IS generally they who come out on top ia the ' nd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-24
Summons,

Tn the District Court of the Third Judicial District, Territory Uf Ariz ma, County of
 invapai.
 Joas HOWARD, Plaintiff, vs MuRAr MAs- PERSON, Defendant.
 Action brought in the Distric, Court Of
 ihe Third Judicial District, in and for
 the County of avapal, Territory of Ari zOra.
 Territory of Arizona sends Greeting iS llurat Masterson:
 Ton are hereby summoned and required 10 appear m all action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the District Court of the Third Judicial District. in and ior the County of Savapai. in the Territory of Arizona. snd answer to the complaint fled with the Clerk of this Court, at Pres cot', in said County, ta copy of which con- pialnt accompanies thIs sunnons,) within twenty d; y Conclusive If the day of ser vice) after the service upon y"u of this summons. if served ID this County: but If served out cf the County. anl within this District, then within thirty days; ID al orhs= cdSvs, forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if yos fail tv spear and answer the complaint. as above required, the plaintiff will take judg- ment Ny default against you for the suIn of El-a. Hundred and Five {SSOJ, Dollar. with interest at the rate of ten per cent. per annum from the lst day of October, 1881, and e sts and disbursements in th;s behalf e1pen Jed.
 @ eiiven under my hand and tIs4 SEAL Seal of sad District Court, this 2d day st April, 4. D. 1885.
 4. E. FCOTE. Clerk.
 E N. SANFORD, Attorney ior Plsin,if
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-24
, Ds zen Calf HATS. Regular Cowboy Fellows.
!!s Kew 7ss A! a::;:. s.:,s !!
 Thos. c. Bray 6 Go.
summons

Tn the District Cour. of the Third Judicial
 District, Territory of Arizona, County ut
 Yavapai. . Theodore L Chase, r.4intiI, cs. Hidden
 Treasure Mining Company, defendant. Acticn brought in the District Court cf
 the Third .iud ciai District, in and for the
 County ot YavapaI, Territory If Arizona. 7trri'ory ef -jyi,osa sends gre tiHg to H,d- dea Irasu'e .Ai.i@g CviapaRy:
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against yod by the above named plaintiff III the Dls- tric. Court of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of Yavapai, in the Territory of Arizona, and answer to the complaint fled with the Clerk of the Court, Ut Prescott. in said County, (, copy of which complaint accompanies this sum mons within twenty dlys (exclrsive of the day of servic,) afte- the service upon you oi this summons, If served in the County: but If served out of the County, and within the District, then within thirty days; in all other cases forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that if ycu fail to appear and answer 10 complaint, as above required, the plaintiff will take iudg- m.nt agaInss you by q fault for the sum 0f Five Hundred (3500 D liars and interest there on at the rate ot seyen per cent Der annnm from the ist day of February, 1884. and c"s's and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hani and inc Seal Of lsEaL of said District Court, this I6:h day oi April, <. D. 1885.
 4. F. FOOTE, Clerk.
 By McGEEw ( EGcEHs, Attorneys foe Plaintiff
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-24
WEDNESDAYS S DAILY.

Music at the skating rink tonight
 The fence around the C.;y H,.ll Is receis- irg coat of white paint.
 The recen: cold sn ? ere ted esite local demand for stove wood
 Sheriff Nulvenon left this morning fpr the Atlantic lI Pec.fc, on ,4fi:ial bus ny ss. The moderation of the recen. cold, r4iu- less weather Vas ;.Iost welcome. Fruie trees and flowers in this section are rep rted 50 have suffered severely ty recent frcsts
 Don't fo--e' the Wizard el Concert, and If you have not invested Tn a ticket do So at ! once.
 J. L. Fisher contempla;es leaving for New Orleans, @" a visI, to rhe Expedition, during the early part of next month.
 One of the han lso:ne ru.s. in which Will Ryan so delights. was badly injured tod; ' | by being run over ty q wagon.
 Theo. Erg4ls, the well known vocalist, is contemplating opening 8 singing school ID Prescott.
 Julian Percy, ore a tke most popa!a- and genial young gentlemen possessed hy ! Prescott, contemplates an early visit to the southern portion of the Territory. ! T. is stated that J. L. Hall has leased ;. tae ice works f'r the "lning summer, and {; that he wIll commence The d,l.vcry f ice as soon as the heated term sets in. Louis Armstrong, an oId-t'me pioneer ! Prescott, viii leave fer the Salt River Val
 .y at an early day, where he contempt tea embsrking in busne
 4 large and elegan: street lamp has ben placed un the northeast corner uf Goodwin and Montezau,a streets by the entcrpEis:ns owner of the corEer .y. J. L. Fisher.
 The skating rink each " grows in pop ulIri:y >s learners gain confidence ;a theiT abI fly to keep from ve, ping the ,nr i wl;h iheir Coat tails and bus,Ies.
 John St-ws-t was n on'y passenger to arri.e hy last evenings sage from Ash Fork, w4ile J. F. Gr.rt aId George II Tinker ca'ne in r -ln PAen:x For the tea-iit os ''Sr..ou:7 Hughes, of I ihe s-lr we val state that during t.l- ab- srnce of (. ". Beach, that ''GGelie" O'Nc!ll IS T'-rsont'iy responsible tor al that a,?ears IF the cp:unns of he MINER i George IT, Tinker, the weIl-kaoxn UT r,list and Assistant Territorial C,IAm.s- sioner of Immigration, returned last eve ming from a mau;A's visit to the Valley of the Rio Salinas.
 l. :s with pleasure that mention :s made of ;he ,ac. tha: few r,sidvnls of tiis town are having shade tr,ts sci out in front of their rss.d,noes. There should be laore oi ssch in Prescott
 w J. Nu,venon. T. E. Grant, Yrs Moody and Mrs. 9uutg and fhrer children lift tni~ mrrning hy s'ast f-r Asl Fo1k, wJjle the Maricopa vehicle left without a passsnger-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-24

The appointment of a negro as postal agent in the Railway Mail Service in North Carolina has created quite a breeze in Bourbon circles. The colored man is not appreciated in that State. A Congressman in North Carolina, having the appointment of a cadet to Wes. Point at his disposal. addressed a caid to "youns white men of Democratic pro clivities," announcing the terms of the proposel competitive examination
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-24
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Yesterday afternoon as one Van Rupert was carelessly handling British bull dog revolver al the r, ur Mile House. east os
 Prescott, the weapon vas accidentally dls- charged, and the ball took effect in the mu -
 cular portion, near the shoulder, of the right ara ot the proprietor of the place.
 hr. Charles Bishop, inh ctiag very I<ir- fui wound. Had the weapon i,een of d larger caiibre the res ll, would 10 doub'
 have been very serious, zs lack Cf i,ice alone prevented the bullet from entering
 Bishops right breast after its passage
 through the arm Tl's is an ther occur
 rence which demonstrates Ihe great need of the sef:ices If an active and energetic
 foo!-kil.ei" in pcting cut oi the way that class of iniheciles who are never c"rteat
 unless ''monkeying" with fire arms
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-24
Notice cf Publication.
LAsD OFFICE AT Fr1soo1- Atrzox


 Sr | i'.l. i>->l. , %ot:~e is hereby given thz: the icIc~ 1g Laa;-. ter has fled ro-icc cf nj. .srs . .k- f VFupf Vporf of kiS ,le,n. and 'is sad rr-f ; te made leioTe he iiez--er s:.i siyyr h. Iii tel States Land pitce -; --- o;t. La. tha iS h day ci May. ,s :. v!z, FTa-k Jordan. a. amp Verde lsVap our:s. arz t-rr.f"ry. .a- hs homestead ypi-s No. "a. :.c ;,.- fr4e-s5 lc.- Nos four and , os ;le scn:AGs-s A | frsct:Oua lots Nos. siI e and s-yesi ,he .- east !. If Sectlon No eight 'cS -ip No tkir- tsen l-i north pf E4a< N i've ? -=s..
 fi~ us tre foIosiag wi.,,a-s-- p.cve lis ooa- t.nrous resile;i-. mon and i'.Va:, szi1 i,ui V !. a. 4. E rsh Nu--z- N-I-.---,sv. anne H-iGE.. Eri J II Io-;a'.. -I of r-sco':. YaviT . GU -rt. AI.ZJ Ie-s.:l-v
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-24

Secretary Van Arm 'n, accompanied by the artist. J. C. Dyer. left this morning, on a visit to the Secretary's placer property, on the Hassayamra. Mr. Dyer goes for the purpo.e of making a sketch of the property, at ther- quest of eastern parties who are contemplating its purchase for Sa5,0o0 1Le property IS said 10 be well worth tke az, ount