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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
THE VETO POWER.

< SaT q the journals of the Territory ar an5.ag fsult-in leu Of something heLts- 10 ao-witL Governor Triie fir -o. exercising more freely than be G:d tle T-lo l.g~er during the session cf the Tb,steen,n Legislative Assembly. The ooarse pursael hy the Governor 1T th:s resg..s- is % be commended. rather tban ceaLs01e3. Taken at it's best the veto power $ a principle foreign to the theory e, 5,r government, and should nev':r bs e, seu unless n,s-asure Is clear y H. .e-as -a4 uaconstilu;loual. Why Gov er4c- 'i.lg.e s4,u.d te lIalned fo- nc; e-51's-5---iv s-t;ias al dcaauc- the c.,arly ez r-zsal viil of representatives c ected ts -a- f@o..e themselves. it is hard 10 clace1r-. If n4easafcs were passed w3lch. ah5le ia every way legal. uish; bsr- 1a~1 extrava-a -ali, it IS the me,pbers e .1e Legislature who be,rayei the con t1---- -e4osed Fl lGt.n oy ;teiE cons;it- ae--z r le s..oa ld te branded wi;l ,he t->-1-e ire Q; public coade,nnaiion. and Ee. Go~acao. Tntle, vAo IS 10 nor, sub .ea t7 oe1sor than each eiecior, who. On fbs } Of las, Nosemtcr a. the tallot }-~, =e.ec.ed the men vho should watch cve- ;as interests of ,he TerritoIy as --caa1-rs oE its Tllrteea;h Legislature. W5,a hiu,. ss with everyone else the pre- sumption was tbat those men who:a the eatr= Territory had seen nt to So lonoE were men ea,iSled Q she credit and con s.de-ss.su .iae a lcsis ator, and so long S jas,v o.Eolzi ac,s were within ,Ae wie Q: - -ie .4F. it wouid hare becn both arro- ca. au1 irsc.en. for him n have sgt up 6.z ina.via1ai oi':u;on asains; the ex- p.ass,- v.l ot tae majority os the thirty s5x S1l12s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
BE JUST.

The MINER regrets to see the stand which several of the Territorial journals have taken in revIeving the acts of the Th!r- teenth ,LegislAtive Assembly. Taken as a whole. the body Sas the peer of any ever seen in Arizona, and the accusations that have been made ag.ins: individual mem bers time and again, should have, in justice, been lorg ago established as ,rse, IT foiever dropped Leaving aside the failure of the Legislature so pass sn anti discrimination raiiroaa bill, the msss ot the people xill maintain the 1ction of the body on every other measure with but f-~ exceptions A, present, the Star, of Tus- son, in endeayor.ng To as.ist its edIter, Pin Head usyhes. ,o become Secretary "f ;h- Territory, by supporting the c,mbina tion in which Gran, OuEy appears as q can di-at- for Govern IS p-rsis,ersly de
 ,nanding the repeal by Congress of the acts granting assistance to railroads in Yavapa' and MaricOpa counties. the citizrLs oi sh:ch, with the exception of the money lend ng firm of hales & Lexis and their adher.nts, support and favor the suo.i- dles so granted. The secret of Kxirs < L-xis' opposition 70 the measure is simply due to the fac: that they n,w hold nearly
 the entire Territorial indebtedness aud flea
 that !, would be depreciA,ed n value 1 should it be incrras-d, ard II Was tins fezr tha, lead rhem io eulp!uy ". A. Hancovk oi PhsniX, aud otl.rs to lobby sgains, every neAsure-no matter how requisite |,
 the T-rrItory's weiiAre-thst would have a t-idru ' to .ti=c; their personal interests ! 5 ere The Railroad subsidy bills referred |,
 submitted ;o The pvp0lar vote of the citi' z-ns ui Mare, ra an fAvApal t.- lay th ' | sould oe ratified by an almost un1ninou
 vo,e. h the frs; ua;ned County the nre l. oi raiirrad-~h,le they may not De f. l.
 l. .ho are sstishrd wi,h c,mpolading two Der cent per mouth on th-Ir cspltL-hAVe
 oe-u forcIb.y brought home 10 every farmer, merchant and necaauic whos= | iAour IS his cL!ef capital h laNArSl To- day, Wan; of Railroad connect ,n has prv
 duced iae worst business s.4snat.on evei
 knowr. in Northern Arizona. Merchant, and other busin-ss men of long standin! have been forced 10 succumb under ii.
 pressure, and what were oHcs b1s:ila, D u-
 sinsss establishments are now lying vacant. Lei ;.e S.ar and i,s tlS cease in i,s foolish
 unca.,ed-ior and unwArraa'sbl- attack ci these m-asu'es as they arc pure y of a loca
 nature, such as were the b.l.s passed b, l ;he 1ueifth Legislative Assembis permit
 ting P.Ea county to expend Si0o, ,OOo II
 similar enterprises, which measures foun'
 crea, favor with both the Citizen and th Star
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
OUR RAILROAD.

The oil authorizing the construction If Sor,a and South road from Ash FoIk to Phcaix, via the city Of Prescott, Is so drawn that To person O persons, corporation or corporations can dFaw any money on the subsidy until teii mics os sbe road shall Lave been built and equipped, ani then only three-foutths of the amount donated can be drawn, and so It is with each ten miles of tie road built uu.;i the read enters the city oi Prescott. when the one-!ourth he'd back is to bs F2;5 ov,r by the Board of Su pervisors. Nov we do not see how any corruption or s.hetning can be attributed to a8roae. Ths Tucson Star intiInates tbs- she large |. R. subsidy Is D the Interest o5 ,le Governor, because 1t will help 70 5gIld @ road that will bring h;s copper property into market This is ua.--- inasuach as the Governor and .:a @-z3cistes !n he niJej Verde would t= compelled % build sl least 9 mics of a branch road We claim that the road vii ae.p tAe whole country. eael indi- vi3aa. alike. and taat there Is n9th!nG tat iair play and honesty connec:ei with tbs T5ols oin !; .Le read is not built, lhe- ,dsre wlll Je no bonds issued. aLd B. i.v behooves g niaR in Pima c,untv, goo nuas sway troln iAe sea; Of var, to crF danger.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
COUNTY COURTS.

The question as to the legal lity of the recently created County Courts is one which should be met and judic;ally de cidei al as early an opportunity as possi- bic. Whether their acts will stand the test ot controversy On the question of their jurisdiction and power to hear and decide cases Is 8 proposition So doubtful ina, the public welfare demands that their true status he early and clearly defined. By tLe acts creating these tribunals, each court was invested with concurrent; jar isdiction with the courts held by the | Cnited States District Judges During the reEdency of ihe bill in the Legisla ture, lawyers in both houses raised the question as to whe;her ;he organic SC, oi the Territory gave 10 the Territorial L-g- isla;ure the power tc create such a class of Courts. but, unfortunately. a series oi Legislative combinations, in which the proposition became involved, together ~i;h the pressure 0: that hungry class Of ott;ce-seekers, who canno, rest easy un less maintain-d by public par, prevented a dispassiona;e and rational d,s- position Of the measure. and the Courts were accordingly established IT the counties whose representatives de- sired, reg -rdiess and careless Of V hat the constituents might wish. Under the provisions os the organic act of the Ter ritory. the judicial power shall be veste ID Supreme Court, 10 consist of three judges, and such inferior Courts as the Legislative Council may by Jaw prescribe snd the po~er-, duties an.i the com pens l. tion of such judges aye made the same as are conferred upon them by the ac' organizing the Territorial Governmen' of New Mexico. In fer the provisions oi the organic act of New Mexico, referred to, the judicial power l; distinctly vested in a Supreme Court,
 District Courts, Probate Courts, and Tn justices 0; inc peaces only, no provisions
 being made for any other tribunal
 Whether in the face of this seeming pro
 hibition liti-an,s can afford to patronize the newly created judicial mills st ;h'
 hazard of losing time and money in SC
 do;Ig. Is for ina; class of untortunates and their attorneys alone to decide. uIti
 the Supreme Court of the Territory for
 ,naliy expresses aa opinion in the prem ises.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUP
 PLIES
HEADQUARTERS pEpAKTNgNT OF AE1zoS

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF AklLoSA' OFFICE OF TEE cHIEy QU.rTEExAsr-s. wUrPrLr BAKRAcKs, PRESCOTT, |. IT.. Aprii l. 'eoS- SEALED PRoPos, AIS, in ipi -ss subject the usual ecudiroIs viii be receivee sf 'tis oae unfii F o'clock, noon, OF Thursday, ATrl .. isoo' s' which tune and place h. vii te oFenea in tAe pre- enee of bioder- for furnishing and de.ivsry of Ai tsry Sup Ges during the isc-l oo--ru neins on ;he Iss day of Juy Iss5, and ending oa ta sSa day c. June Iso. ai each O. the fol owing military posts and 2; .tions-
 Fors Apache For; Bowie. F9-' Grant. Fer. Hua- eAucs. Fo-t Lowell or. Ncpov--l. -t hojsve- $ T Carlos, F0rs Thomas Tsrt Verde, scd "h1pp'e De ] pot A. T.
 P-epos.s VII also be received ,t tAe same time oy the Qusrte--n.s-e- al th- above nsra-d posts for furnishing the supp required '! hHi f''st cs- Proposals ~il .l-o be rs-,sve3 .; II oaee I ths ( h5ef Quarter .s:sr of t. D. p,rtnsn; sI-a-d q
 hs same ;ns with the :oreoi 6, for he dsi very o ;ae arr 0: the $. R. F. ai stations be:'eer L. : aurel.- and Col on Cal to- de cn iAs CATS Q. thc s. r. R. R. sri Dsa, T., O: sGi qr2nt'- a-. Of grain srsa sai oalsi B4.sy Es, and s;r-~ as 1 ma, he req fred ring the Is sl !esr nnsnc-ns .uly ! iSa5.
 Preferen sir.n to articles of domestic prod c: o' ] trd .f.e-ure, eorGitio s ef I.i and 9nA.i, bsing el1al aai s:erere' ven 10 a--lrl~s ot 1 American p-csi1c ion raElufact re prod ea CT | tEe Pa ia: ths er;sai J: tas consumption | required ''y tr. inbh s-rSi s there.
 PrUss. fo- e:the- class ef the stores rsu:sooed c
 or gGXEt.es l=s- than the ~aoie rr3 sire3. ~1l n' recs:Yel hut single lropos l<pe ;y ng more thai ou- u-i viii ie Cute-t med If bidders desire ta make pro2csl- for portions o: ih. total q-sEtiy [ aI.s-el. p-ioes. prlce must be stated il seps 1 sfe .ealed proposal.
 Tn. Gossrnne.i rese-Tes the right to rsyec: ao! o l su proposals ro .coepi tr! frcrcsZl fo-s le 3G.-titr n ;h t;,l ia .o-. Blzrk proposals En' printed o:r-u--s .ts ine k;,t ot supplies and .. tiria;.d quantities reqg re si -seh st sa! s:vIn | fru .s--ac:lozs ,. -aA- of ;!5d;ng, ozr
 Q: guarantee . emp ny p-oPos s coalitions 70 b
 observed by .6ie-- Id terms of eout-4 and pal.
 men; VI. le :ur-sA.t OIL sFIl. ion ;' tA of c c io the Qls--s-r.ss s. ths ys:;oGs icsts nslaec | Euvel peso nt-in-2s p-oqosA-- sho h te -Ea-te ;o undersigned ;e he .s.reCr,e Pcs: s-ts: ra.s;<-s- | A. ]. Ncj' N GLE. | Cuarte-ras as; = A- ! C.i foG. te master
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
! MUCH NEEDED CHANGE.

Io-4 out by the vsgaries Of iyspep tic zEsi c2d2yeroas crank, the peeP!e Of 1farieo;'a cou8ty are circulating erery- where petitions asking fur the sPfo:n'- mem q Hoz- ]. I. Aisap as Associate Justice S: she Scfreine Court, instead cf D- Il. P.nLey. who, for three yeas, has es,ae4vurei po aA the position to ;te con s-.c-nat.1r1 of c.,aHseiors and the iIanlay ol .i:icaa5s To compare tie two men Is t7 co.aoare Blackstone 10 Poiic, Court shg.:er. or 6 Marshall to . Do :sz@rry. A.s4n. gentleman, afabie and court eo-s. z man respected for his prob " and high legal aitsianents- Pin ley a chcrl. ignorant and dogmatic, a man lsGshei at for Lis Fa9aries and shAllow oretenses. While we differ frop Alsap pol;1ics.iv, the reputation he has built op 5gr,ag h;s twenty odd years reidence ;a the Territory, is such as to entit.e him to tae regard If everg person capable of ala.iri,g generosity, self sacrifice and horor. With F.nDev. though ,Ee ar politically of the same cree3, th'. con tenftuous manner in which he delights to indulge in s-hiIe speaking of our citi- E@as has baen sufficient to eternal!, dam.. h;sn as ot lbe i.k Wso treat with cen tan.eIy and disgust the men who paved -.s z2y la order tha- such Politicsl para z:.e. as Ae might obtain q livelihood vlea ls hacatne impossible to sustain life 5a communities wEere they weTe b, s, kaeEn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

4 Paris dispatch to ;he exchange tele- graph cv;1 ..any states wA- w!;a China ui. b. i:.c.1.ly declared today and ;ha' ;o o'. re :,st, rceu,.rrs uL. be .r~arded and ;hs army orGer-d ,o march oH Pesln. + IS ex ;.,-c:vi ;ha; AG.n.,A. Cogb-:; ei. bomh..c Can:,n. The Fi.-ro states that :Ax Fren k..!ed and wcuuc.t q; L.ns.ou ;s twelve hunl.rd. S,ne f,.Pers tavor lmi-Ach:; 2 ;he L. nis;ry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

The Suest ,cTic fer nervous people IS H".;e;;es >,e .. .ca E.,.e-s. waich insGres l'c-'vc; .r,.-,. 4:I.- ss-.....,.i, :i. A;9I ;.s sc;lyr I-rf :r.S-cc | :l.:- :-1c..a.s- ' v e live: sac b ~rs. As '-- sy-'-ii 4-4sir-s n1-1.e'n-. fh- n--'-s - s'n n-'-: -nf Iaore ;r.r44... ..-aitch-s c~-s-. md :h~. tame ssauN.-'y w-.lc'. ls 'A- ,s-ci. ari'y I: 'Hs cys.e-; C. .s.e- IVY ;' C'.":':r4 hess r. -s; r.,s. t-,.-r n1 s.r~ faJIi ,.;i'r.. us. ,.e pe,r..>a i..- .:,..;. I T s-.e v al n:ac--s;s sud D,,l--s l-n--.ir-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
HON. F. A. TRITLE.

Our Governor, Hon. F. A. Tritle, Is one of those public spirited citizens who brings wealth and prosperity to OUT Ter ritory. both in his private and otscia' capacity. He is one of those earnest workers for The public good, who never tires in his -nd-avors 10 build up puh!i enterprises, and has won the censdencc and esteem of the people of the Territo rv, to a much greater extent than aiy o' h. yre,lecessors The last Legislature, |, d ma, ...eak m the highest terms of Lis administration. II. ~i.i be long remem- l,-re,l as the en;erp.ising Governor oi Arizona. Champion
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

l, has been stated Tn some o. 'hc news "a; CTS of the Territory that ,he colored troops 10 te stationed in Arizona are ( se, of thieves a:d vagatonis- Gel Glen d-nninc, uho i> will acquainted w;;a ;hs ,,ersonu-l of this regiment, says there ae nc letter soldiers ln :ha service and as rule. ;hey are 10: given to drunken sI,ree>. like many of tteir pale fseec comrades.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

The arrangements have been comple ted for . l,001-uiie race on the Ms slssippi, from New Orleans 10 Cairo, b, tween the tow-boat W. W. O'Neiil and ! packet boat of the >t Louis aud Nils ,issippi Valley Trau>fe- C., to decide the superiority of the short or lcr2 -troke. The contest promises to be 6 most exciting event in the racing line.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Under the manag -neut If the Hon. Tom weedin. the Florence Enterprise Is making gali2n; fight sgslnst tie spurious land grant claimant, J. Ad.son R-avis. The prunounced and uncomurvmisug declara- ,lon of war made by the Enterprise asains; schem.nx cl,ql: of r,sc.i. whp are doing more than any other agency to inilre Gen. tral Arizona IS highly conmendable and might be followed with prof, by the en- tire press oi the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

soneto5y ;e..s the sto-v of '2-s late venerable Frssiicn. Pond, Of the Hanger Tasclo@icai Seminary. tAas on oae ocoa- s;oa e delivered an 2imos; intrrn:rab!e harangre n opposition So pArWsnis'n. ~:aa.o< u7 viih the question If we are mcazerz. uhers ave ocr ca:lsE One sfLis t.-cd auditors reSPozdsd: We Asrs s2s o4 hem so loag that they a-e -,-r aT7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
The foIlow.ny leiuctions in posta,

The following reductions in postage are aa;.ounc-d 70 take e.F-ct on July lst Letters w-i-hlu- all ounce may be sen; for two cei.,s, the rete how applied to hAlf-ouuce letters. Newspapers mailed from the publication office to he taxed tu; half ss much ss at present The prel .synse,, of ten cents additional post. age will secure the immediate delivery If letter Tn any town having 4,oo0 or mere iLhatitan,s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
 FORMATION.

EKADsCAE-EEs, rEFh MINT oY ARIZONA,
 ot.oe Cs;sf Q-s-is mas e- wEIrr-r B..HAcEs. PhJsoorr. A. T. 1 fTi, lee5- ,ALED 'RoP, 's.L- ia r.pG7a;e s-t,ect b n. usu.! ,on5i;.o:- ~l ee -e-s-,et th;. o.ce a; i- o'clock uooa F-l1ay Nay !! .sE .: VI. , ;.r-. .a 1 p. they rii b> of-aet ;he f---sa- O: bidders. 70, n. T-sa.por .;;5a O! !.-..-y s-pIl;-s ca ;ae following d-- 'ioet routes " D>p.-;-aeu; Q: Ali zons during the e.cL ye~- c,---s---.-g =. | lSs5 .nA enti--S June 3i l>.;. ss wagon EoUTI Prom Asa Fs-k- A. T.. 70 vEq2'e t.ro; . For Verde ( 10 To AcDcwe,l, A. I t-or :a-icopz. A. .. ;o For scoorec .xd ~sl7p J, pefo; \. T.
 ho,-r>o. a-E-on Bowie s:4.oa. 4. T.. to For. Bcv!e. A T.. and to Tc.t Gran, tort Thomas Aaa san Ca-lo., I. T.
 E5v-x No 3-Frcm go.-rook. T., to Tor, ks ks. A.. T.
 Eorrr O. +F-on Ts-on, A. T.. 10 F,rt Loeeil. A T. P-o;.o-als:r 'rzr.ror:Aiioa Iay .- of the ron; I5ove ..,I-i VII ee r.ce!V-i: tu; each rOc.e rras te n.i fo- entire.
 Bast r-o;osAis form. Q: cou.-.-: printed c-co- -- s--ily the es:.1a ei f-.-;l;-s o. suTE.s 10 te -1a.o-i Eivins :El :-.o--- ;ioo 'o iAe man Der h.GGEg. oa9i;oa- :o t- oh-e-y-i v tid.e-,. sraol.: .: saz-.a.e- Q sccc-up.or i-cr~sAi- a-i ,f contract a-i fsyIoesl-. ( furnished q: x;r-a,to- % IL. co- :'e o.S rss c: ;As os, ouA--e-a-.-:--~ For Ior.r. ,- =. s.i !o- Ala ne. A. T.: a.o ty the Q-2-e-Inss-er Ar.a;s \; Ho.- brook Ash To-k. I-..oa. B1w.e A-43 s-ic5pa A. T.. Inv lol>s cca.a.nilz ;-oT<~Als sac-l4 ee raA,s~i .P-cyo-2- Ter T-1-sY---z:lou ca Eo.is No - ,'' s.6 .d.re.ssd to iar Cid--lxr-d.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

The people of Ukiah, Mendocino county, are intensely excited over the discovery that crui- petroleum Is found i'll abundance within siAty feet of the surface, and, in consequence, every real estate holder n that vicinity Is counting on being millionaire before the year Is out
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Healthy and Ia, dogs may ye; come into demand after their death, if they are of no account while alive IL has been d.scor- cred that dog meat IS a cure for consump- rion and Bngh,s disease. The office .: poundInaster sIll becUIae lucrative after all
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

chinaman who had been married to a n.,ro woman IA Havana, Cuta, pass'7d through Tlc-cn, tie other day. with ,!.e,r si, curie, -queaed children, for San FrAici>co, eu route for China 10 .rna.u. They attracted much attention bS their curious mixture of ra,iona,i;v.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
Notice of Publication.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Rev. J R. smith recently sued the Marietta and North Georgia road for services as l,each-r 70 ,he convict gang. Tie superior coui: thew the SUI; out o; court on ,he ground tina, gospel is free. ami tLe preaching of II can form no ground for charges
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

There IS a landlord in Prescott 20 mean
 tha. Le ralsed poor woraan's rent the other day because h- found she could bor- row cornmeal from the wUmau across the s.y. He says II isn't the house much as tine locati"n that comes hiyh new-d .yIl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
Silver King stock is now down to 6 5o-the lowest for several years.

The Montana legislature fpassed law at its late session prohibiting the branding of cattle from the lst of December until the
 Is, oi May, and duTIng the n.onih of Au- gust
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

O: the 6QQ.oo0 wsdvAs la India under l9 wears 0! a-e. uhO a-e irohIc.;ei from marrying again. according 70 ;ae ia@s of ,he country, 2co.ep0 are les than l4 veA-s eli. and ,S. noo 'e>s than 2.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
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Over C 0)0 bo:t.r. of via: were drank At the IuAug-rl bai! aI Wash. ,rou. shades of ,Ar cd Bourbon implicitly de- iend US. Wine when whisky. the bvye- r.sl, IS so cbesp.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Tombstone psfe-s keep uf ?r:ra:e fight throu-h ;hc:; cp!e@.ns mt in:eres'inS :o ;he oa:slae world. We have f.r some tiiue bor.-d to see a end ;o ms k,nn oi h:a'':.< let tut t4 by she Que~nshnry rG.es, or dry ur Tee zarch paste IS unarAray.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

A hA: o.,:i ;ra.nr. wAo tried to si' doua on q tart--i wire f,, cr. remarked ina, ..e hai "a :;ea ;Ae sun couid make 8 t.:,.,. cs wire so ho;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
PROPOSALS FOR FLOC F.

HrlnoTARTERS HEART ENT or ARIZONA
 oyFI cEI coxNI-sa OF sVBs1sTr. CT. WE-efLf GAS PEE-C1-I A. T.. Mare li i>,9.
 sE,LrD PaoPos.Ls ia ;-pac-ie. sGhi-c: to ;hs usual ronsi-ioas vii be received ai tis of e. a-t A; the off of the A-iiaz couui-ss-ies Of sayss;saes 5; ;he :olo~ng Eain- poss ia A-izoaa Te--;o-y. un u ls o'clock. noon, wetae.i... sp-.i T.. IsSi, |. which .ai riss-s they VII o- oP-o-i !n p-esenc .. ,idie-- for furnishing the fo,io~.ug quaa ies o sar:-
 For .p.chs. I5o oD0 ihe Fu-. B9-!-. 900 Is. For Grant. :. 05J lbs For: HG.>h \ s5o)e lbs For, Los.l. = oO lbs FSrs '.,or-l q. O. !Hs For, scjave, i..tc los-: Fort TAoa-.. sj,op lbs .. s.- Cz- o., -0.yco lbs; Fo.t ve-t. s o.2 lbs. Nh3prl. Bs--srk. q oDi las.
 frcpo-sis for rrish.ag four made ;o .-izon. and from AriIoaa -tes; oa, VI! be .iterei .i tha o.lce and the of.es 0! t.s Acting Co-.-.ssA-1es c | the posts
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Ore of A-:z- rnAs former delegates to cz,n--eAs. Hiram =. Stevens, has been ap- y-oyate.l asr,sscr of P,rsa co1 nsy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

Copper snd lead A-e tvo drugs in 'he markets oi ;ke uorld, bG; gid tieA1tAs;ly r... ...;A.ns her place ;a She van, ElIa eSivrr @ a ssad second.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-04-03

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