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The Portland daily press., 1885-01-02
ON TEE ROLLERS.
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1hANlIE CIfFS D; W. II. It's z.
In the Maine State polo league tournament at the
City rink in Lewiston last night the Granite Citys
defeated the W. H. IT'S 3 to in twenty-seven
minutes; playing time fifteen minutes. The game
was unsatisfactory because of disputes as to goals
and the W, Fl. IT'S entered a protest on
the third goal. The rink will receive goal cages
this week.
DEERINGs vs. ALMEDAs TONIGHT.
Tonight the Alamedas will visit this city again
and play the Deerings at the Bijou. The Alamedas
always draw good crowd and tonight should be
no exception as the Deerngs are capable of holding
them in good play, il not defeating them.
COSTUME PARTY AT PORTLAND RINK
Tonight ct Portland rink in Storer block the
grand fancy dress and costume carnival will take
place. Such parties always pleasant for specta
tors to attend as plenty of amusement can be had
in Nitnessing the many styles of costumes. large
number have signifed their intention to be present
in costume.
NEY AND oREARY.
The Ney g. Creary Combination gave for amateurs
very good exhibition at the Bjgu yesterday after
naon and evening, The affair would have looked
much better if the performers had received little
more assistance from the uniformed aids in array
ing their apparatus. Joe Foster gave exhibition
of fancy skating and although he attempted no very
difficult movements, what he did, he did we'll. Ney
& Creary followed in some good tumblng acts and
Foster and Thompson did some good work on the
horizontal bar. Sweeney closed the exhibition with
club swinging. Roche made a good clown in the eve
sning and did his part we'll. There was a very good
attendance at both sessions We understand the
combination will make tour Of the State, exhibls
ing in the large Kinks.
NOTES,
Walter orne has got home from Salem and viii
night.
The "Little Continental" gave an exhibition of
fancy skating at Portland rink last night, before
large crowd.
The Deerings will play new man tonight.
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Zeal Estate rranssers.

The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at tbs Registry of
Deeds:
Portland-C C. G. Emery to A. Whitney, land. 81.
Cumberland-C. W. Shaw to Portland Wooden
Ware Company land. 81 and other considerations.
Standish-A. R. Moore ct al, to j. I. Moore,
land. 81.
Yarmouth-J. Ii. Carter to e. Carter, land.
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MEETING.

FEVHE Annual Meeting OF the stockholders ~ ,Ao
II Diamond Wrench Manufacturing Cempanv win
be held at the Office of the company, 224 Sewburv
street: Portland on WEDNESDAY the fourteenth
noon for the following purposes, to wit:
To see If he stockholders will vote to CHANGE the
directors to five. VI
10 see II the stockholders will vote to issue add
tonal stock of the company. 'N'
10 elect board of directors for the year ensuing
To act on any other business that NAV Iesaifc,
come before said meeting.
dec25dtd JOSIAH CHASE secretery..
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CANAL NATloNAL RANTz

FSNHE annual meeting of the stockholders Of THE
Canal National Bank of Portland" for the
election of seven Directors and for the TRANSACTION,
Of any other business that may legally come before
them viii be held at their Banking House on Tines
O'Clock a. m. B. @. S0NFRRT az -
Dec. u, 1884 fsasbtar
S9"AOAs
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About midnight Wednesday, light was
seen ia the counting-room OF the store of Saw
yer 81 Dyer on Congress street. 1t was sup
posed the firm were making up their books.
Yesterday morning it was found that burglars
had entered the store, opened the safe and
stolen $40 in bills.
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National graders RonIz

fsNHE shareholders of the National Traders Bank
n OF Portland, are hereby notified that their an
nna meeting will be held at their banking room. on
O'Clock a. M, TO choose Ave Directors for the ensu
ing year. Also, to advise on the expediency of an
PLYING Tor an extension Of the corporate existence Of
the bank, which expires in August next
Dec. 9th. 1884. - dsci sd.A
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The First National Bank of Port.
land. Maine.

FRHHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of this
Il Bank will be held on Tuesday. Janparv "a
1885. at the Bank, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
business. 0- i'sAi
Portland, Dec. ] 8, 1884. decI ssoStd
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MUSIC ANDe RAMA.
SPIRITUAL nNTng AISmEar.

SPIRITUAL ENTEs AINMENT.
A very pleasant entertainmt it was given at the
hall of Thatcher Post, G. A. H., by The Portland
Spiritual Temple last evening. Mrs. Maud E. Lord
Of Boston gave several import ant tests of spirit
presence, Mrs. t. P. Beals read and recited to the
usual acceptance of her audien ce, and there was
good singing by Misses Leila Fa rrell, Annie Libby
Mrs Ella Littleheld, Cora WC'odman and George
Thomas
NOTES.
During MIR. Ernst Perabo's V isit to England last
summer he visited Sir Arthur sulivaa, and during
the visit played some Of his prescriptions of
themes from that composers works. Some Of these
traoscrptioos have been heard with great favor in
Boston, and the estimation put upon them by the
famous composer himself is indicated in the follow
ing note which Mr.. Perabo received before leaving
London:
Is July, 1884,
QUEENS MANSIONS,
Victoria street, S. W.
Dear Mr.. Perabo:
Allow me to express to You in writing the very
great pleasure you have given by your transcrip
lions OF my lighter works. They are done with the
greatest musicianly FEELING and any composer
whose works you might treat in a SINH lar manner
would, should think. be satisfied and delighted.
Wishing you q safe journey back to America,
am, Yours sincerely,
ARTHUR SULLIVAN.
At the Peoples Theatre there a couple of
large audiences yesterday, and the entertainments
were of very crafty description.
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Annual RTeefinr-

TEtHE Stockholders Of the Eagle Sugar Refinery
II are hereby notified that tie Annual NfsstinSS
lor choiee OF Direct rs, and action upon any Other
business that NAV come before them, will be held
at the refinery Office, Fore St.. Portland, on Tues
day the 10TH day OF January, 1885, at O'Clock p,
m. JOS. p. THONpSON e.
uecIf dLu CLARK
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To the President OF the EnteruationaI
alennnahin a,a........--
To the Stockholders of Ihe INTERNATIONAL
Steamshin Ennrnnnx
StrOudwater Han COmno0y

FtNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
= stropdWater Hail Co., will be held ia their
han, on Saturday, Jan. 3d. 1885, at 80 D. M. 10
choose officers the ensuing year. and 10 transact
any other business that may come before them
OecoOdotE WALTER FICKErT Clark
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Ocean INSURANCE COmpmnv.

tSsHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
n a ocean Insurance Company for the choice OF
directors, and the transaction of such other bust
ness as :, ay legally come before them, will be held
az tne once OF the Company, on Wednesday, the
~, - CHAS. F. FLAGG, Secy.
Portland, December 18th, 1884.
dee17 dtd
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Maine Mutual Accident AssOcia.
1iOn

IENHE Annual Meeting of the Maine Mutual Acct
a Gent Association, for the choice OF Directors
ana the transaction Of such other business as NAV
legally come before It, will be held at tie Office o.
I IN Association, 80 Exchange ST. Portland Me-, or
wednesday the seventh day Of Janu-ry, 1856 a.
O'Clock p. m. II. BOOTHBY. Secretary.
Portland, Dec. Both, 1884. deeSIdtds
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-02

SNOEs SAEE = Fine manufacturing business.
Il well established; one-half or the whole; rare
opportunity to step into solid and safe business
khtch pays 20 to 40 per cent; buyer to control and
lake charge of the business; will be sold at sacri-
ice, JOHN SMITH, JR.. 242 Washington street.
eoston Mass. isnI-I
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-02
Maine nrariue EngIneer., Association


The annual meeting of the Maine Marine
Engineers Association was held at their hall
on Commercial street last evening. The first
business transacted was election Of officers,
with the following result:
President-Henry W. Lindsey.
Vice President-Joseph Guilford.
Secretary and Treasurer Thomas B. Merrill.
Financial and Corresponding secretary-Geo. H.
Coy!e.
Chaplain-John W. GRAHAM.
Conductor Geo. n. Coyle.
Doorkeeper-Wm. X. Rhodes.
Delegate to the National Convention VIM. K.
Rhodes.
A committee, consisting of Thos. B. Merrill,
Augustus W. GRAHAM and VIM. K. Rhodes,
was chosen to prepare appropriate resolutions
on the death OF John B, Coyle, Esq, who was
an honorary member of the association. 1t
was &lso voted to drape the charter and en-
blems in mourning for thirty days as mark
Of respect for his memory.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-02

The last footing of the shipping owned in
this district gives total of 3S5 vessels, sail and
steam, with an aggregate of 1865 56 tons.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-02

ESOR sALE-One of the best wholesale and re-
h tail provision, poultry small meats and prod
luce markets in Boston, located near Quincy market
good chance for commission business; never chang
lad hands, i'll health is the sole cause of selling low
rent; must be sold Immediately. W. f. CARkUTH-
tERS, "a fremont Row Boston, dec3I-I
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NEW ADyKRTHs Ess ENTs.

NEW ADyERTEs Ess RNTs.
z OsT'-Dropped from carriage on Spring, Cen
~ or Commercial streets. package of aecor
books. Return same to BROWN n JOSSELY
2ll Commercial street, and receive compensate
jan2-l
WANTED - Scotchmen and defendants
w meet with the Portland st. Andrews Sol
ty Thursday Evening, JAM 8, at s O'Clock, at on
seer's Room, City Building. ian2-,
XNTAN1ED-"Silen Friend" to please CALI.
w private interview may be of benefit. jay
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TO Let.

HoqsE No. 126 Free St., formerly occupied BY
- ~: weeks. Il. N. DOW,
hoV4ott No. IL Market Square.
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-02

ENO8 sALE.-Stock and fixtures of LIST class
e grocery and provision store located in city of
Cambridge, doing fine cash business of $3.50 per
week; low rent, good stable and teneTent connect
ed: of the best chances in this state to secure
safe and reliable business ", f. CARRUTHERS.
"a fremont Row, Boston. dec3I-l
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POrsiand,s shinnsy,,

The following additions have made the past
year to the shipping of this district:
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wANTE,n
ROOMS TO LET.

sT-One or two rooms in house with small
by; viii furnish board if desired, or give
shsof doing light Housekeeping. For particu-
IL less (with real name,) A. B., Press Office.
10 b dee27 /
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EOR sALE.

Brief advertisements ARE inserted under
TINS head one week for rs cents, paid in
advance.
JOB SALE-Two horses, carriages, sleIghs.
harnesses, robes, ETC.; four Jersey COWS Sheep
SWINE, fancy poultry, farming implements house.
nolu furniture, ETC. CAL at 396 Congress ST. for
parueulars. j. E. FERRIS. janl-l
EORsALE-ATy residence and farm at Fa1-
n mouth Foreside, with or without household
fumtute 1t is very eligibly located three miles
ften Guy; frlee and particulars at my office 396
NV"sieSs OF. D. \. tERRiS. janl-1
HNOR SALE Chestnut mare Lady Lyons. IL
= years old, sound and kind; about 1000 lbs;
lS.oz nigh, fast ROADSTER and troter now in hands
OF on IRA L. woodbury., where she can beseen. HEN
NJ d. DRESSER. decSl-1
NOas sALE-A good second hand sleigh, very
Nor,h oS ~ Inicay trimmed; may be at 35
1solen %. T. TURKEY. dec30-1
SOBs FOR sAEE-A pair of bobsleds for
coastlhg; have foot rests, brake cushion, etc.
AZ IN go1d order; will be sold low for cssh Call at
262 MlDDLE STREET, city. dee29.1
SLEIGH FOR sALE-A arstclass sleigh.
~ Deen used but few times; will be sold very
st tn may % seen at Il. KENT q SONS, 81 Fore
sOleee. dec27-1
ENOK SALE Sorrel horse 10 years old,sound.
4 klnd, Will work anywhere sold for no fault
Street, - Sano7 =
EV6 SAAE-First class brick house on Deer
4 Z R ing St, second from State St. Apply to ".
u. o-eI.lo. dec25-3
ANOEs : AAE a dining and lunch rooms, cigar
= business employment ofice now is your
chance' Direct all letters G. D 5, this office.
- dec13-3
Blouse and Stable,
w LII II good garden for sale or to let on Grant
~ ST., az mead Of Lincoln ST. Woodfords Cor
ENQUIRE ENG o. L. d PERKINS, $50 Congress street,
roreIlnu. oet25dI
For Sale.
SSIE sfasIs GORDON, owed by Harpswen
~ o.eamDoat Co, now running ON the route be-
tween Portland and harpswei touching at Long
Little ana Great Chebeague and Orr's Island is In
go9a conolton, over $4,000 has been expended on
hul ana machinery during past three years is light
on iuei, nss gooa machinery and large cabin accom-
noIatlohs mas regular passenger and freight
Trans rams besides tne excursion business in summer
which Is increasing each year; has special q, s.
license in summer for 225 passengers Wfli sell
Tor cash or exchange for other property.
Apply to GEO. f. WEST, Manager
Soo,e 33 Plum St., Portland
ueoIo dim
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-02

VNTED-Lades or young men in city or
veountry; We furnish, light. simple work at
yogn homes; you can make 50 10 So day; no
dea for our work, and furnish steady empoy-
meAddress, with stamp, j. FOWLER & CO.,
Bos Mass, Box OILY. dec8-6
The Portland daily press., 1885-01-02

n ANTED-Ladies and gentlemen at once. in
u city. town or village to take pleasant work at
rir own homes; can be done during leisure hours
2 steady employment; We give constant work and
salary; no canvassng; no humbug. Address
q. stamp, j. FOWLER & CO.. Boston, Mass box
n. dec3I-3
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Business Chance.


VANTED To meet party with some means
' to enter a business already established and
ng well, small capital required and no risk.
ly1-1 MORRIS Press Office
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40 LET.

kSloAES IN the Thompson block, Nos. III. llg
~ III and l23 Middle street. few 81 ors belov9
the post ohice fitted suitable Tor wholesale OF retail
business, With light, finished, airy basements Rent
reasonable. Inquire OF II. E. THOMPSOS, No l64
Brsckett street Portland Me. }anI41tf
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02
Newell vs. Francis.

Journal-Miner.
 The jury in the case of Newell vs. Francis rendered a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for S1, ,500.- The evidence was that on Februa- ry 9th, 1885, c. M. Newell was a creditor of Dewitt c. Newell to the amount of 2,5O0, and the lat ter on that day conveyed his stock of goods at Flagstaff, in payment of that account. San Francisco creditors of Dewitt claiming that the sale was fraudulently made, attached the goods, and Chas. M. Newell then commenced thls ac- tion against the officer for the con- version of the goods, and the de- fendants alleged that the sale was made to defraud creditors. While the amount IS not as large as claimed, the verdict establishes the fact that there was no fraud in the conveyance by Dewitt to the plaintiff.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Dr. J. J. Miller, who has been sojourning in California and Ore gon for the past six weeks, re- turned last Saturday looking as if he had enjoyed his vacation. Dr.. Lacy, who had charge of Dr. Mil ler's practice during the latter's absence, will probably return to Carlisle, New Mexico. During his stay here Dr. Lacy has made many friends and has given great satis- faction to his numerous patients, all of whom will greatly regret his departure. He is a learned physician and an accomplished gentleman, combining modesty with proficiency. The Clarion joins with his many friends in wishing him success wherever he may cast his lot.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.

The Territorial Chronicle is the name of new morning paper to be published at Phoenix. Next!
 In Pima county the expense of the new county court since it's or ganization to July 31, 1885, ac- cording to the audited bills, amounted to S2,7S5.74.
 The Journal Miner says that Secretory Van Arman has tele- graphed to Washington for per mission to go on and settle his ac- counts, and that paper intimates that he will at the same time offer hls resignation.
 A mountain lion, measuring g feet 3 inches in length, and resem- bling the African species, was kill ed near Penix, A. T., recently.
 The salary of Sheriff Paul, of Pima county in mileage fees, amounted to S2,499,46, for the second quarter, which is S1,S65, Il in excess of fees turned into the county Treasury for said quarter.
 A big strike of free milling ore in the San Pedro mountains, about seventy miles north of Tue son, is reported. The assays are large, and the ledge crops out for a mile and half.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Coroner E. J. Firing was called to Eagle Creek last week on pro fessional business and during his absence it is alleged that two of the fair but frail girls of the town, seeking to alleviate a friends dis tress, entered his drug store to procure little morphine Charged with felony the girls were arrested, and with the fear of God before their eyes, retained F. l.. B. Goodwin to defend them. The case was continued by con- sent, until Monday. In the mean time the charge of felony was withdrawn and mlsdemeanor sub stituted. At the hour appointed the case was called, Justice Casey having transferred the cause to Justice McCormac and no witness es appearing for the Territory, on motion of counsel for defendants, the charge was dismissed.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Coroner Firing proceeded to Eagle Creek lastWednesday where he held an inquest on the body of J. c. Rice, the old man who was found murdered Tn his cabin. The jury rendered a verdict that de- ceased came to his death from the effects of a gunshot wound infc- ted by party or parties unknown. Captain Rice was a native of Athens, Ono, about 6S years old. He was a California pioneer, and resided in Butte county in that State for many years. The Coro- ner after burying the body re- turned to Clifton.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

The Commissioner of Pensions requests any one who knows the address of Thomas Moses, Cap tain, Company NJ; Albert Good ing, 2d Lieut.. Company H.; and Michael Bacon and John Stanley, privates, Company H, 2d Colorado Cavalry, to send the same to the Pension Bureau, Washington, Dis trict of Columbia.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02
SoLoMovvIILE, Aus. 25. 1885,
A AIerited Rebuke. - V

A AIerited Rebuke. - White (rushlng in): Is Brown here Green: No. White: Has he been here any time within the last hour? Green: No. White: Con- found himl He said he would meet me here at , o'clock, and here it is 5;30. If you see him now tell him l got tired of waiting around here for him and went of. Tell him l have no patience with men who don't keep their appoint ments.-Somerville Journal.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Mrs. I. J. Stevens, whose hus band died recently at Clifton, and who has been prostrated with ma laria, is now visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. Hudson, at the springs, and is slowly recovering.-Silver City Enterprise.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02
Teachers, Examination.

There will be a meeting of the Board of Examiners of Graham county for the examination of ap- plIcants for teachers certificates, at the office of the Probate Judge, in the Court House, on Monday, September 7th, 1885, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. By order of the Board,
 G. H. HYATT,
 Chairman.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

A sister of the late John NJ. Me Cormac, writing from Fit. Smith to Justice Mccormick, expressed in touching terms her gratitude to the Justice and Mrs. Mccormick for their kindness to her brother in his last moments.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Returns from all the counties in Kentucky give Tate, Democratic candidate for State Treasurer, a majority of 67,597 over Fox, Pro- hibition, supported by Republi- cans.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

The Tombstone Record says that Mart. Moore, of Wilcox, sold his bell team, consisting of IA mules and three wagons, to a party named Finlon, for S2,700.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

The business of the Tucson Star, with the printing establishment, has been sold to the "Star Pub fishing Company" which starts the business with S50,0OO stock, divided into 1000 shares of $50 each.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02
Married.

At American Flag, Santa Cata- lima Mountains, Arizona, on Mon day, July 27th, 1885, Hon. Chas. D. Poston and Miss Matte Tuck CT, eldest daughter of Mrs. Edgar, of Fhenix. No cards.-Nogales Frontier.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Ex Congressman Cassidy has been appointed National Bank In spector for Colorado, California, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Montana and Arizona, at a salary of S4,000 per year and expenses.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02
Totals. .s3, ,5s5. GOO s24,5OO, GOO S2s,C

J. H. Hampsou, who is not near sighted in ranch matters, will pur- chase 1000 acres of land in West ern Kansas that he will use for a steer ranch, where he can put his range stock for two or three months and fatten them for mar ket, or to be conveniently situated to take the Eastern markets at any favorable turn with them.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

The friends of Walter Mathison will be pleased to learn that he is rapidly recovering and in few days we hope to see him on the streets of Clifton smiling defiance Tn the face of malaria.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Tomorrow morning, at ' o'clock, a merry party, on pleasure intent, will regretfully look back on Cliff ton and smile in anticipation on Lordsburg. The excursion train will leave promptly at the time ad- vortised and return in the eve ming, "deo volente."
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

The Silver City Enterprise is becoming notoriously notorious. A libel action, with damages laid at S10,000, is luxury that but few of our cotemporaries indulge in: We will wager that the Enterprise floats on the crested wave of sue cess when the case is adiudicated. Libel suits are becoming less pop ular as intelligence increases.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Mir. George E. McCarty, of Sol omonville, Graham county, and Miss Adelia Torres, of Tomb stone, were married at the resi- dence of Daniel Hughes, Esq, by Justice c. s. Clark, last night at 9 o'clock.-Record Both.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Samuel P. Carpenter passed through the Burro mountains last week with 700 head of beef cattle to supply s. Lindauer, the beef contractor at San Carlos.-Silver City Enterprise.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Mayor George Rayfield, the popular proprietor of the Palace Hotel, in Tucson, will assume the propnetorship of the Porter House, at the depot, and H. w. Kline will take charge of the Pal nee
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Capt. B. B. Frink, one of Cliff tons oldest and most esteemed citizens, took his departure last week for the new silver strike in Chihuahua, Mexico. May good fortune be with him in the land of the manyana.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Leonce Fraissinet, Esq, with his wife and baby, all of whom have been more or less afflicted by malarial disease now prevalent in this section, left on Mondays train for Hudson's Springs, Grant county, N. NJ, to recuperate.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

W. A. Scott, agent for the Cali fornia Powder works, at Tucson, sold twenty tons of blasting pow der during the past week which may be accepted as an indication that mining operations are reviv- ing.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Jim Baker writes to his friends from Chiuhuahua that he has struck it rich in Mexico and his say so has caused several citizens to turn their eyes southward.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

The stock in Alexander Valley. Sonoma county, Cal, has been killed by grazing on grass where the grasshopper arsenic remedy had been used.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

Deputy Sheriff, Jack Moore, has joined the malarial ranks and has been sick for several days. His family, all of whom have been re- cent invalids, are convalescing.
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

From the report of Hon. Hora- tio c. Burchard, late Director of the Mint, the following is the value of the gold and silver production of Arizona for the past four years: l:
The Clifton clarion., 1885-09-02

We would advise those visiting Lordsburg, if they desire things pure and good, to drink at Harry Marshall's and eat at the Arling- ton with George Reeb.