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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
NORTHERN ARIZONA.

h 1863, at Naviloe Springs, tke Stars and Stripes were unfuried and swung to the breexe, and under that proud flag tine eff oers of the territory were sworn in and S territorial government established. In those days everything was new and wild in Since that time ibe changes wrought have been varied. Many of cur early pioneers have passed to the ''other side" having bsea swept away by the hand of the mer- ciiess, cowsrily Apache, while some are left 70 tell the tale of bsrdships which sur Founded every enterprise inaugarated Notwithstanding the many drawbacks and obstacles which were encountered upon every hand, ws still find few who have prospered.
 Arizona has gradually advanced in popa- lstion. wealth and importance, and nou, after 22 yeArs sf existence, se find her in a condition soon to Seek admission into the Uaaon Of States. Her mountains have been pretty we'll prospected and taken pug sD~osss VI " tAsS O'ic, while her vs.leys are o~ned by the farmer and stocknen who gre heiinoi; inie pendent of our citizens
 With two great trans ns-Con,inentAl rail- ways spanning her upon the North and South she Is brought in direct cemmunica- ton with the outside world. The only thing uog necessary in the premises f.. make our Territory prosperous ard wealthy beyond peradveature or question Is tle building of q north and south road from the Atlantic and Pacific to the Southern Pa eifc at or near Maricopa.
 Our mines of low grade ores must now bs made to do the work, and cheap, quick transportation is necessary in the premises; therefore we earnestly hope that each and every one sho has the good of Arizona at heart wili ''pull' for the Railroad.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
REVEALED IN A DREAM.

The mystery surrounding the disappear
 ance ten years sgo of Miss Belle Savage,
 daughter of Nelsnn Savage, a wealthy far
 Iner resld.ng near Saan,un, Garrett county,
 Md, has III d measure been cleared by the
 discovery If the missing grl Tn a dying cons
 nitIon and m poverty III loom of tEe tene-
 meat at North Carolina street, in Balii-
 more. Ten yrars ago Belle was her fathers
 fav' rite daughter III happy home. She
 was a beautiful girl, win bright prospects
 md many admirers. She suddenly disa,- Ieared and her parents were nearly dis
 'ractet, and for weeks it Was feared that
 sae had been drowned ur lost in some Wi,ds
 . I the mountains. Detectives uf Philad.l- phla, New York and Baltimore We're em-
 pl"yed m the search and many thousand dollars expended Tn the endesyor tO obtain tut never ended III restoring tine daughter. In sadness she Was Inournei AS dead, but
 her aged father never gave up hope of her | return.
 few days ago the old gentleman, upon a~aA,ning ons morning, spoke If dream he had tho night previous, Ill which he had seen hls lost child Ill gsrret of dwelling In Baltimore. She Was in ali ct poverty and on her deAthbel. The drea.a deeply affected the father. and on Friday he went la that city and placed the case m the hands ot Marshal Gray, Ut the pol.ce force. De- te' tiyes we're detailed to ad the old gentle-
 man to ind his daughter. At las. the dis c"Hery Was made that pretty young woman without friends was iil in a garrett room of Mrs Matthews tenement house, North CarolIna street. Together they went to the above house, and there Mir. Savage found his daughter. dying of con.umptivn and without cent to get food or medicine.
 The meeting between the father and daughter vas a sad sni tender one. Ills once sweet and beautiful girl was how d 1 Irry to the ravases al disease, wIih aim ,st ! tleshless bones. sunaen cheeks and hollow i eyes. To" weak ,o raise her head or speak, | she could only by sunile show some sign oi ! rec gnl'ion as her aged father ben; oyer her | bed and wept bitterly at her condition. Mrs. Matthews cried when she saw the daughter stpr.i to her father, and the l detective turned his head a,de, while his eyes, which had looked upon mary scenes "t misery and horror, fil!ei up and tears ran down his cheeks. Mir. Savage made every arrangement fer his daughters cola- iort, and he says all tha, money can do will be done to make her few days on earth as pleasant AS possible.
 As the daughter cannot speak. no infrr- nation concerning her where,tnuts for the past ten years can be sscertsined She has rnly been iiVln. Wl,h Mrs Mafthews about i~" weeks Mss Savage Is worth nrarly sito eco m her own name. Al her p,op- l-'y has been cared fur hy her father dur ng her shserce. She Is about - years old. = San Frahc.scr Chronicle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
Mans organim

Is the mos. com c,ey vor. cf 'he CrfcE, a,d r'en this cor.rl;cH.ed str 'sture, so t,qtt.f. ~tS"hs distur .d by ds.ase, the mos; sftc4enH-i s,-o, u oush. fro hc r.os skilled ys T.: r tas ho- raan y fs too prer to te nssls tS " oe o.ies the question, thea: " d hat hy.,ciAn shA. .e e-n ,loyed:" =. p Dr. Osc.H Jog.xste~~. o.t Tnt-t of be i:n ..r:nany has made lifelong siudof ailments c' t.ae x. n Jus and Gen ;o-IrinAr, s.s;e1
 t!S RfmsIie. uE; mt re'i.ity or psransenea' Q: me Nso's s.,' including -Ie Ins.cres. toacrrhea S!fSs. sls'''a'e' inpoie etc. etc.
 BECAUSE yon may have bee, cheat and too'ed by ovAckx uEo elsifr tc cure ;h ciass, Hsofue.S d, not hesitate 70 give IT. ] n.s-Hs.'s "s'AoaA triz rsfose .cuf cses becomes csiroc ana incA ts.ie.
 sr FREE -zSs
 valuable fre3-is ehp4-ki-toE, of '- "ohA ES's system will he .en. 'y mall Pcssaid ni ss crreiy sealed fro.n otserrx ic;i to an cderef sa dressing h;. cole sl horiLed ssel, tu the ta:ie1 State. and Canada,
 ,r.rY ,L6ER-
 a South s.r-~. Kew ork. eR-Cc:npa k.s3 ryr1il: treated rom 7 So- gASSEsXS's SIs i.l req r!ptio LEde sNi-e oi du. qualified insulting ph:s! ian.
 lco.Te-p nien held strictly sos1eo'iai' sto s4vice b, Rail e C: oLa se.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Hon. E C. Ross, well known to the editor If this paper. IS an applicant for the othoe of Governor of New Mexico SeHa- ter Ross has filled many positions If honor and has always come out like gold from the crucible. He was a hiother printer, and a S'od one. Gradually he rose from ty,o io be Senator from kansAA We next eA- rect and hope to see him Goyernor of our sister Territory. A better selection c,u,l not be raade.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

All the masterpieces of painting and
 sculpture, ell the hattles and conflicts of
 history are initiated in base relief, cut and
 cbiseled into the ow-white marble oi
 these mighty walls.
 The ceiling is merged into dome over 800 feet high, from which is suspended Q diamond cross, worth two million of dol
 lars; this cross vibrates to and fro, being propelled by clock, which is wound for hundred years. When the clock stops, the mechanism is so arranged that this cross will drop to the floor where strong network has been arranged to catch 1t and prevent its being damaged
 The recent Democratic Legislature passed an act authorizing that this cross be the property of the oldest man in the room at the time 1t fell
 It requires 2347 walters to cater to the thou>anSa of guests. The head waiter Is mounted, and his swallow tail over eighteen feet long Is carried by two sets of triplets, three on either side.
 Oxen are roasted whole in the kitchen, and carved in the dining room. Bands are in constant attendance in various parts of the room, and each mea: Is an- nounced ty the firing of hundred guns. The dining room covers nearly four acres. The roof IS built in the shape of basin and nlled with water; by means of 8 huge pump, with 6 capacity of over thousand barrels per secoEd. Ships and steamers, whaling smacks and yachts of every na- ,ion, so far as the eye can reach, can be seen coars:ng over the silvery surface of this beautiful lake. In case of Ere, over three million holes over three feet in diameter. are instantly opened by means cf a steam appliance kept specially for tha, purpo C, and originally designed for this hotel he Post Office Delart- ment of this hostelry is under the direct personal supervision of ,he Postmaster General Tie clerks receive ten dollars an hour and board, lut they are com. re'led to work five hours day; hence the high wages, as few hotel clerks can stand such long hours, and over fifty die each month from over exertion. In fact, the clerks are about the only soft things with tue hotel. 1 advise every | man, woman and child in Kentucky to 1 go and see this great structure"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
FOR MILITARY SUP
 PLIES.

IHEADQCi iRrEEs DEP,ETMENr OF ArIZoN,, | OPTICS or rHn cHIET 0rarTEhxAsrsh, I wBirrIE EAsh.cxs, fRxscoTT, A. T.. AprI l. 1885. | SEALED FRO os LIS. in tip ate suoject 0 the ususl Cor n1tiops ii be received 0is oi.i. uuc T. o'clock noon. Thur.day. April 3, Issj. al ~aic. ,ii-s and | IL vi! be o,-Ied iu Ike ,re of bi d-rs, for 'ur;s.ig snd delivery cf Nil- t,F. T. lies. daring the asc.i ncias CD the lst day C: July lasa and .nd.ng ia s th da, of June ls,5 each t.i. .o, owing military posts saG s: ..ions
 l Fort Apache. Fort Bowie. Jor. Grant, Fort Hua- chuc', Tort Lowell, ort McTo~,i., rt Noj.,e, s D | Carlos, Ioi; Thomas fs;t Verde, ard Whirple De pot \. T.
 Proposals ~il aiso te received at the time by the Cuar,e.Insstsr st ca ,h~ above n.Iiled poss for furrshirg ;he SIP required ty as to.t onis. P:oiosa:s will also bc received at ;h oiKce [ the ths tine with lie fogesoi s. for The delivery :he of ,he x. r. R. h. al stations bet, sen Les Angeles and Gel Cal ard fer d- on The cars of the s f. R. R. .. 'Eri 0ra, T., of such qgaEi- ties .: grain bran ani bael Barley Hay Straw hr req fred c.rins the fs al year c ,nu,eu .nx July l. 1895.
 Pfecron give. a.t;c'es domestic prod ic:iou and :..-n1iactU-e, con,ii;io of pri and quality heins cl al ai.i h r e:erenc. gwen xrtcI.s ct Aiie!lS1i Irciic lon . d mauu'sctu prodis cu ae Pa ii, 'o.-, u tar Cf thc ,onsuuipt;on fsqairvd b! t1- Iut ser.ics there.
 Proposals for ete- elass lac s:ores mentioned or for quantit less than the whole r,4uired ~iu be reoe:'et; but single rroios sl- fly us more than one iECe sii tc sns:t. ined. If bidders desire to make prcIosas for portions Q. the total quantity at different prices. each price must be stated in .era- ra;e sealed Iroposal.
 IAe "o''fineit rtserv,. the right to rrject any all Iforosa!s 1T to accept any proposal for les IGa-tit' ih n Isl id for. Blank prcrosa,s and p'in'si cir u.rs eta the kind sui plies and tiinsied quantities r-qu re, each st. and giving fll structions Ia he of tiid!ug a,. or::t Q; siArAntce to acroiaf ny propos . coalitions be observed by liiter- rnd terms coatra and pay ment "il he furnished spiii,a lon |, ihs oite or to the Vuar;rr;.as al the pests named Eh'el les n'ainins proposals sho lt te marked to the undersigned 10 the respective Post C. Artsr- nlzs:eEs.
 A.. J. Med, NN GLE
 Quar:,rmsst | =. .s.
 CAi caa ;r master.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
Notice of Publication.
tASp csricE AT PRsscorr. ARIZONA,

eASp SsffSS AZ fs'-CSEr. ARIZONA,
 Mag, .5,h. oSj. Notire is here', given tha, t7- fo,.ua:lx us1pe. sst;. has nlsi notic'. of hi- ske mn proc: n support of his claim. zn.i n ai Yroy MI made before h- esi>t- and Receiver ot th u tel states Land tf.r- A' ot,, Ar.yora os [ , l3 h day o' A,-l. i-s5, VIZ. tAsrie- in of r,-- cox iaNsiSi QUE ., Arizona srrftc-.. fur tl -' araiors Siafsmsn Nc. ii fnr The south |, o tit notth~r> ia aat tts west Oi the :: S ton No ta.nt 2l, ID ovnship No. si1i--- tfs north, EAugr 0. T west
 Re names c following witnesses .c prove n. con. tinlc'- fesiien uIor. and cultivation. Of. sud land. ux: iIian t. . lss- ole et--<cn koi..-- nan aud James NJ. Crrrn. sn of Prescott, ava; a [, uniy, AriLorA rsrri;ory.
 1HosAs WING, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

In late issue uf the MINER We suscestet! the name ii (. R. Foster fer Surrey T. General, believing hIm U be comreteut f,F the place, and also 6e,ievins that he would have hIs cthce at the capital ci ihe Terri tory, where it belongs, Yavapai people shuid urge this appointment, for the Sur veyor Generals otiice benefits a place more than than the Capital. Rchtiully, Pres, co,t should be the h.adqusrters
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Le Ecas1s G"lfen Ra'ssm No cu-rs rs ance-s. ers ant <acSn' s;S~es: sn-rs the 'r== ard body sypa Elite cassrrh disess~i srain and sii r-iusrv fo fI "f the di--ss-- rric-. ts fer Nos-ss. Le raess-f Eotssr Saiszrn No. crr-s ss.ffary uee ccTf ' sVrsiii',. rh~I-s--s,A gains ia the banes al ce--tN. 'A-oN'. svrhsic rssa. iusrs ssc enc srIt. N'sT al. q sr.s" frr-l the r~st-rr xhsthe- eazseA ey Ssifr~st'rsn' o- sh"se of mercury, leaving sh t'rn'' rurs ard s-s'rhy. Pric<, ss ger hosr!.. e fishsus f'oif-n Spar fsh lnsfssots So- tse er-~ sonrrrNoeA> glHet -.c. Prrs-, s3 5a per ee.t... icn1u's tfoAten Spanish I-t~rticr. xSsh for eur of si@- .fr'ctre-. di@esse he rrpshs ,Ea hizs. fer. s'c rricA si c~- h~.s,s L. Eirh--. tsol%n GIu' for the effective hcans of sykiha so-r= ard s-ro;.s. fr-ce. si ger bottle Asa .sen's f7r I~Picnau's tjolGea P lis. for ~eAs- bss- loss rf physic-i .o~e-s. sEd al diseases 'rz f- r AoEse xrd exeess xork. P-isS. e nox.
 --ut everywhere. 0. O. p..s rely -aesed, pe, s1 pr~ss.
 C.F. RICHARDS & Co, Agen., f1 and 429 Sansome St, coruer of Clay
 San Francisco. Gala.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Congress passed an act st the late ses sion making the rate of postage . cent, Ter ounce, instead of cents per half all ounce as st present It does not take .f feet until July lst
 Geo. Warren, Who committed suicide iu San Francisco, left letter stating thS, he loved cham eermaid at the Baldwin, and rather than live without her, preferred death.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
Mail Lettings
 NOTICE TO CoNTRACpRS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMNr.
 Wdsiiaqtou, D. C., Feb 2JSS5.

dshtHytoit, ~. C., reo v ooo' Proposals will be received a: theon.ract office of this department until four,. m- of April II. 1885, for carrying the mas of the United States upon the routes. antaccord ing tn the schedule of arrival and dparture specified by the departmen., in te Ter rie"ry Of Arizona from July l. 1885. June 20, lSS6 Lists of routes, with seedules of arrivals and departures. instructors to bidders, with forms for contracts and,.nds. and all other necessary information, yIll be furnished upon application to theeeon 1 assistant postmaster generai.
 FRANK HArrd,
 Postmaster Cenral
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

There are ten women on exhibition in Chicago whose aggregate weight Is 600o pounds. A FPS pounder calls U poun- der her liege lord and happily indulges in the belief that in him she has hus- hand
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

The citizen IS glad to have C. w Beach back in the MINER again after an sb sense of about year. We like to see the old hands return to their first love, it shows that, after all there is something in 8 newspaper to banker af,er-Citizen
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
Notice of Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PRFscorr. itI,o~.

Ft'F ar 1th, !N-J. NotiHe is hereby given tha: ;h. following nan. q settle has .ei uctce of his intention to IT. kr nal proof in srrio. cfhs 1in, and that said roof v Il te made hefor- the rg-ter and Re Of the n~t states and p~~s. a. trcs~oIt Arizona. cu the tth asy o' Var h le9 viz John W. 'o' .ason. of Cssp Ncte. avspai un.y- Arizona for h,s Home. , mi Apiii alton No. H. for ti,e ~e-, ' of the ror:hS,t 's- the vest half Of th. sou;h-sas !. of e-tou Si'teen p in oSnship Mo- 1hir:een ,l5i ota of Range 10. r ve 5 East.
 'enaiaes the following witnesses to prove hi. cs,- unnous residence ultr and cultivation. said iati VIZ. f- Head. ot frescO,;. A.i. na: M. .. '.fi o' imp Verde. riz Ea; Joseph at-r. rr~scoc AHEonA: and Josiah \ arr. of Camp Verde. Ari on
 THDaAS W Nc, Register
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

The Canadian government propose to a. los Chinese ts land In the Dominion under certain regulations They are to pay a taI ia the first place, and then their domestic life aftsrwards Is to be regulated. IL ~il! take that government years la educate itself Up te the eunning of The Chinese.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

During performance m Vienna At the Rem circus, so.calied lion tanner named Zeth. ~Aa eaten by a hon. The people got the full value sf their money St that per sormAnce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

Gen. Grant is better to day and worse to- aauO. How long can Ihe grand old var. sivE lsst al such a Tate
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
" -ARNI SG
BEWARE CF INFRINGEMENT.
NOTICE TO Purchasers of Hand Fire fxtinguishery.
TEE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAFE

TEE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAU4 ;ioned against manufacturing. purchasing, selling. using or hsrb'riBy any Hand Fire Extingui.heT other th n tue FLACG FIRE which is commissioned and sold under Letters Patent No. 50, .20. dated Angus, 4, 1868, the
 FIRST TATENT Ever issued for fire exiting uishing com- pound. Ali other Hand Fire Ex,inguishers are ;Ifringeuen,s ups'u this patent
 he Flsg Fire Extipguisher Is ihe only Company III the United State. lawfully ao tliurized to manufacture and sell Hand Fire Ex,Incuishers, ,he Letters Pa,en: undec which the Flag Fire Ex;inguisher Is nianu- factured and sold an,e,ia,e
 AL OFFERS.
 Suits have been commenced in the United S,a'es t'ircui, Court fir the South ern pstri.. of New York against The Harden Hand Grenade Fire Extin- guisher C"mpany-
 Tie Hayward Hand Grenade Fire Es.in- The Hardness Fire E1tinguisher Com plny. J hu E. Long, Agent Lewis Hand Fire Ex irgaish-rs.
 NJ F. Smy,h and P. J. Clark, For infringement oi said p,,en., and shall proceed against all parties manufacturing, selling. usinv or having in their possession Hard Fire Exingaishers i'll violation of said letters Patent
 In purchasing Hand Fire Extinguishers, be careful |" see that they bear the label of the Flagg Fire Extiuguishrr
 JARED FLAGG, New York Manager Fiagg Fire Exsin-
 guisher. .4..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
THE FITrEST SUBJECTS

For lever and ague, ana remit:ents. are th, debilItated, u.ii ,us and rer,"u-. To ,ucl persons, Hs,etteT's \; mach B.:tcrs ..v, ,r,. adequate pr"t"ciiun ty increasing y.'r stamina and fhe resistant power o. he coIi- s,ituiion. and by checking irre.uiar.tle, "i the liver, stomach and bowels. Moreover 1t eradicares malarial complaints Il all obs s,ina,e rype, and stands alone .n,qualled among "ur natioH,i remedies
 For sale by ali Druggists and Dealers
 generaiiy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27
REDEMPTION Oe COUNTY WARRANTS

will pay. on presentation, the fslswing warrants on the
 GENEV FUND, Series of 1884, Nos. 273 Is 306, incls;ye The holders If sad warrants are hereby notified tnat the interest thsesn ceases from the da'e hereto affixed, anthat 't the same be mt presented within ,,u days, 'he funds st, apar, for their redsnp- t,"n ~iil be applied to the payment of Var rants uext in the order in which they ,erc issued. F.. !. Cook.
 Cenn,y Treasures. March 2, 1885. Dt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-03-27

H. rSso<E.
Sword and shield. (Clinton, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-05-02
Sllubuia, Miss.

The caIaboose here stands wide
open and is used by the four-legged
hairy hogs for a sleeping room. We
are running the corporation without
one dollars expense. At last meet
ing Of the Shubuta Temperance
Society a Vigilance Committee was
appointed to see that the Clarke
county prohibitory law was not yio-
lated.
We have a temperance society, or
ganized May 18th, 1888; meets semi
monthly; have speeches, recltations,
readings, or essays every meeting.
Have a Good Templar's lodge, W.
c. I. t., and Band Of Hope, The
people are all pleased with the pro
hibitory law, and should any enc
undertake to interfere with it, Shu-
buta will be solid against them.
W. IL. PATTON.
Sword and shield. (Clinton, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-05-02
How it is.

If it is only a temperance move
ment Il Prohibition Convention in
Mississippi to be urged, as religion
and temperance should be urged with
due respect to the property and lib
erty Of the citizen, the Democratic
party will bid those engaged in it
God-speed, and encourage any Dem
ocrats who desire to aid it. If, on
the other hand, it is a design to at
tack the property and liberty Of the
citizens as they have attacked it in
Iowa and other States, the Democrat
ic party must stand by the principles
proclaimed at Chicago, even if it costs
the loss OF some members. .-Vicks-
burg (Miss.) Commercial Herald.
Which indicates two things: First,
that the Democrats are growing ap-
prehensive of the Prohibition move
ment down there; and second, that
they have heard the crack of the
liquor dealers whip, when the Dem
ocratic leaders were recently given
to understand that they must frown
down prohibitory laws in the South.
Voice brooklyn N. W
You are partly right? The move
ment is causing considerable uneas-
mess in political ranks, but the crack
Of the liquor dealers whip that you
heard was not being laid on the back
of the Demcratic party so much as
ol'the back of the Herald. The Demo
cratic party will not likely be foolish
enough TO act on the advice Of whis-
ky-inclined paper, and thereby
loose the support of the very large
element in favor of Local Option.
Sword and shield. (Clinton, Miss.) 1885-1888, 1885-05-02
What Should be Done?

saw in one of our papers, of Sat
urday last, an advertisement In dog
gerel rhyme that, for blasphemOus
impiety, was the grossest outrage
and insult to the religious sentiment
of christian community that ever
saw offered by what purports to be a
family newspaper, circulating in
such community. it was entitled
''The Gauge of Prayer" and por-
trayed the Almighty on his throne,
passing judgement upon the merits
of the whisky it advertised before
the assembled universe, and pro-
nounced that the said whisky had
done more good for mankind than
prayer or anything else. The Chris
tian people of every cummunity
have a power which, if intelligently
and conscientiously exercised, would
suppress many, if not all, of the open
indecencies and outrages to which a
mercenary press subjects them and
their religious convictions. That
power is the Withholding of their en-
couragement and patronage from
those who do so. United action in
this direction would work a wonder
full change. commend the subject
to their consideration and your ilu-
cidation.-S. in N. 0. Christian Ad-
vocate.