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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

STOPPING the water at this season at any
of the few and far between drinking fount-
aims furnished for horses is kind Of cruelty
which the authorities ought not to permit
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

As YET there is but little cholera in Mad
tlrid, but It is a horror that will grow amaz-
ingly with slight encouragement
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
FOR RENT

Elegant residence In northwest lction, 20
rooms, all modern improvements, fuis, inf grand
parties and rcceptionsi furnished, "a .uO0 per ATT
mum, or unfurnished N, b,bOO lease % We years
FINE RESIDENCE, IL Rooms, modern
improvements elegantly furnished, near 80,
FINE ie'R RRsiDEYoE, is rooms modern '--''''O
improvements, near Thomas Circle 10000
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

Mr.. KAssoN has closed his diplomatic
career with honor to his government aud
himself.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
BEACH HOTEL.
DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
III BATHS,

Great North Mountain, near Winchester, Va.
About seven hours ride from Washington. Two
mails daily and telephone connection with all
points reached by telegraph. OPENS JUNE 10,
1885. No bar. A safe and delightful summer re-
sort. Altitude over 1000 feet. Atmosphere dry.
No swamps or fops. -Four different mi neral waters
Of great value In the cure of kidney and liver COM
plnints and dyspepsia. A rare chalybcate spring
(the strongest In the United States) containing per
gallon over ID grains Of iron In the best form
known, viz, carbonate Of protoxide, and nearly l3
grains sulphate of magnesia. These mineral waters
may be used singly or combined In hot or cold
agreeable temperature,
Terms very moderate.
for the season.
Pamphlets and all information at A. S. PRATT
4 SONS, Manager, 4Ol 9th street northwest, WASH
ington, ID, q,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

H5- All property placed in my hands viii be
literally advertised without cost to owners.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

THE CELEDRArED
DYCKRRHOFF PORTLAND CEMENT.
The Strongest and Best Known TO the Trade.
IL. L. CRAWFORD,
Sole Agent for District of Columbia,
Once l4lS Il Street, N. W.
Warehouse, II. l.. Blscoes Wharf, foot Of Tenth
Street southwest.
orders promptly filled and deliveries made to any
part Of the city. -
PAYEMENTs.
GRANOLITHIC, ARTIFICIAL STONE,
ASPHALTUM, NEUCHATEL MAST1C.
Streets Sidewalks Stables, Basement and Cellar
Floors, or wherever q Solid, Smooth and Durable
Pavement or Floor is required.
Orders promptly attended to, and All Work Guar
anteed for the Term Of Five Years.
NOTICE.
All representations that the above work, rs now
performed by me, is an infringement OF any rights
Of Others that any court has so held is Incorrect
/ guarantee all patrons OF my work against any
claims or suits for damages. -
II. L. CRAWFORD,
No 141S Il st. N. W.
Tolpnhona Cpll M R61
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

SALISBURY accepts, but does so on Glad
stones promise TO help him carry the load.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
SuGARi SUGAR. SUGAR.

NUNAI bUUANI bUUANT
Parties who expect TO do any preserving will do
we'll to lay In their Sugar now, ms II will certainly
selling standard Granuiated Sugar at 0ihc. per
pound; White Soft A az &c. per pound, Good Brown
at DC. per pound. We have marked down all our
Groceries lower than any one who sells hrst-olass
goods. We sell strictly for cash Goods amounting
TO 81 or over delivered free. All goods must give
entire satisfaction. The finest Creamery Butter at
obc. POOLE, BROOKE Il co,
OIl Louisiana Avenue,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
SUMlIER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY.

EXPRESS TRAINS RUN THROUGH WITHOUT
STOPS IN
NINETY MINUTES,
VIII
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD,
From station Foot Of Vine street.
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
From station Foot Of Market street.
Accessible from Washington by the through
trains Of the
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC II. II.
From the New Broad Street station OF the Penn.
syiyania Railroad at Philadelphia, street cars will
convey passengers direct 10 the West Jersey Rail
road Station. Union Transfer Coaches TO the station
Of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad.
For through tickets, baggage checks, aud full In
formation apply as follows
NORTHEAST CORNER THIRTEENTH ST. AND
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Station Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
CHAs. T.. PUGH, J. II. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

A DELIGHTFUL TONIC.
The above is found In the perfectly pure Lager
Beer manufactured by the Rochester Brewing Co.
This Beer contains neither glucose grape sugar,
any substitute whatever for hops and Its manuflc-
tuTers will pay u 900 TO any one proving that this
statement Is not true in every particular
For those whose system Is debllitated from any
cause whatever there Is no better remedy than a
pure malt liquor. The Rochester brewing Co.'s
Standard Lager Is fast becoming prime fayOrite,
aud taking the lead all other beers sold Every
family should try case. Tell your grocer to order
II for you or send us your orders direct and they
will receive prompt attention
i. II. FINLEY,
1905 Pa. ave. and 1905 ID st. N w,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

w II. NARROWER,
W. Manufacturer OF
STOVES, RANGES, AND FURNACES
Aud dealer In
WATER COOLERS and dREFRiGERATORs. TIN
MhhE H0nsEkuRHlsHlNG GOODS &c,
3l3 7TH STREET N. w, NEAR PA. AVE,
WASHINGTON, ID, q,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
IN 0TIOE T0 OWNERs oF OARRIAaEs.

NOTICE TO OWNERS OF CARRIAGES.
Persons leaving the city for the summer, and
wishing their winter carriages repaired, painted or
stored, will find II 10 their advantage 10 leave them
with u.s. Special attention given to the iepalnting
OF Fine Carriages. MOnOgrams, Goats Arms, and
CTests executed In the very best manner.
ANDREW j. JOYCE,
119, ~ IA aud 410 Fourteenth Street N. W.
GEO. W. JOYCE Manager.
Agents for Brewster co, lof BrOome Street., New
Sork. e3'1m
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23

w ANTED-DY A SETTLED WOMAN 4
w ratclnss place as children's nurse 10 60 TO tho
sprlngsi good city references. Please call at lh
N. ]. ave. I'D
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
" WANTED--HOUSES.

D-UNFURIsHNED HOUSE, JULY
w 10, 10 o rooms; modern improvements; good
location; moderate rent. Address, with full par
ticuars, FULLER, Republican Office. 3-25
NXTANTED-A HOUSE OF ABOUT 10 ROOMS;
w also 90 TO 90 front feet of vacant ground;
must be baraain, Address 2O7 10th st. g, Il. 3-23
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-06-23
W1NTED--ROOlIS.

wv yrANTED-GooD SIZE FRONT ROOM ON 20
w floor, with board; Capitol Hin preferred; for
summer, at $40. Address DEPARTMENT CLERK,
Republican Office. 4.23
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
FRIDAYS EDITION.
CCTaNEOUS SORES.

That the tody-polItic of Arizona should
 he vermiu-aftiicted to pestien;ial extent,
 Is serious commentary upon the moral purity and mental acumen of our people; but tha, our social and political su5-strata should contain such aggravated cases of
 moral degradation. mental vacuity and as
 shine mendacisy, is matter of public
 shame. Fostering in the soci,l ard polit-
 icAi systems of the Territory, are sores of
 the most repulsive nature which public opinion seems crimlnally slow to cauterize, , and a morally diseased public sentiment seems to pander to and nourish them.
 The physicians are themselves infected, and the public jou,n,ls have discovered among themselves moral and intellectual leprosy
 of an alarming type.
 The Tucson Star, in late editorial in
 reference to the iusaue asylum bill, now
 Def re the Legislature, indllged.in the mos:
 ou ,ceous. unwarrantahle and slanderous
 rsh .cii lis upon certain public men of the
 Territory, and the Prescott Courier repub-
 lished the article, knowing 1t to be mai-
 ciously false and slanderous in its infer ences and implications.
 The Star may plead the " baby act '" and assume to have been m;sled by Its cores poi,den:s. and the Courier, with character istic crayenness. may sneak behind the Stars e1ces.s, but nothing can cleanse then, iii the eyes of all right minded citizens o: their rot,enness and malice. No mater hos low in the slums If huu,aBity the ,enomous aspersions originated, 1t Is If no consequsnce what cowarGly and anouymous cur who never openly attacks. conceived the dirty slurs, the papers publishing iheln
 are responsible. The acts Of ali publ!c men are fair and proper sutjscts ci criticism. and |; Is the province of honorable journal- !sm to crlticise justly and with severity, Ii need be, but by cowasdly inuendo to falsely and ma!iciously, through the instrumental Ity of pEos;ituted journalism, attack the character uf men in public or pyivate life, IS n.xcusable-nc possible phase of poIt- AlAtl 1S S'n-'hS II, ISca who resos, to sach utterly Gespicable means oi besmiIch,ag their superiors, Can never hope to win eveu the passing respect of their fellow men. It is because of such actions that these Eicn have never sue ceeded, and II Is because Of such Gi.reKut- able actions that they never can succeed; | they hang like dead weights to the party l th,y disgrace; they have earned ;he con temp of all good citizens; they dishocor uoU.r profession. And il Is to be hoped tor | tho welfare of Arizona aad for the purity of her social and political a,mo sphere, as well as for the credit If respectable journalism, that these cutan' ous ulcers upon the body poiitic m-y be el.m;La,.G-t!-e;r diseased | var crings pollute tie air.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
PRESCOTT, Eco. 2. 1885

EDITOR NISEE:-C. C. stephens is posing as . friend 0; the people in hi, adYocacy of the defea, of the appropriation of S3, eco to fray the expenses of the Arizona ex- i..li: at New Orleans. He has also shown
 his fidelity to the dear people in his star vation fee bi!. f,r the services of county officers. Will lie be SD generous to ;he people when the railr al sppr,p-in n bills come pef"re the Corncill Will he show his ti-.i;y to the dear people when the anti discrimination bll comes up for his COR sideratioii! lIs impu.ns the motives of Mr. WUers. of Tucson, who has kindly lent Orleans exhibition, and says he wants money for such services from the Territory.
 Wha; motives can the people impugn to the
 honorable gentleman who leaves a; hume a
 lucrative legal practice to come 10 Prescott
 and use his genius and ability fer S4 per dsyl Did ne gentleman show much con- sidera,i1r for the dear people he claims to represent when Risley's house bills came up for his consideration relative to the supervisors of his own county, pledsing the county credit to bogus railroads in winch the honorable gentleman has subs'an,ia interest Did he show his love of economy when he l,g-rolled his own son into the position of d page in he Council, thereby eXcludin: the sons of pcor citizens and Oi widows: .r " hen he had his own wife ap- pointed as clerk of the committee on edu
 cation. thus placir: iu his own pocket most irkely-ii the legislature does not sit down on the sentiemans in direct flcilngs-,he sum of S3Go0 for his soa as page. and S:G0 to his wifi as clerk! On, no. that touches Stephens where he lives, and t. do this causes an extra hitch in his elastic COZ science OBSERVER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
Last evening Sheriff Mulvcnon brought

Last evening Sheriff Mulvenon brought in from Williams, Robert Allen and James. Carney, twe specimens oi the tramp species arrested .oi grand larceny in having broken into a box GIT on the Atlantic & Pacific rail road, and abstracted thereirom ninety-two pair of shoes c; every description nearly, together wi;h large lot of fine GU; chewing t,.bacco Tie culprits will be given a pre- ii.nin iry examination to morrow.
 The formation of party of colonists for the Congo country is being energe,icaliy canrassed in Prescott. The parties contein plating the trip are mostly old miners ho believe that Ill the vast extent of country in the heart of the D4ik Continent thrown open fvr settlement by the recent in,e na- tinnal conference at Betlin, there Is located the future paradise in which viii be witness the looming times Of twenty and thirty years ago.
 That all men are born free and equal, seems to meet with but iIttle appreciation among the members of the '.Thlr,eenth' Legislative Assembly. Chinamen and Tex III cattle owners have all been specially limited in ihe enj ,y:nent of some of the inallenabih rights they were supposed ;o possess, and now comes Mr. Leathe-wood. ex mayor of the Anciea; and Honorable Pueblo. who " n:s to prohibit the .f:sts SD dear to the hearts of cur Mexican citizers. The Le1t legislative break wiil probably be the enactment of some law prohibiting free born citizens of Ariznna iron, getting full of ''eofiin varHish, aud mixing bigger fools of thcnself than even nature intended.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
LEGISLATIVE DOINGS.
COUNCIL
Council met at Il a. III.

Council met at II a. III. Bailey gave notice that he would intro duce bill amsndatnry to an act, entitled An Act to Create the County of Giia. , This bill vii, likely ask for part of Yava- pal county or Maricopa county 10 annex tc Gila.
 An act for the preservation of game, passed.
 House bill 10 encourage the destruction of wild animals, passed.
 The bill 10 reimburse the commissione, at New Orleans in the sum oi S3.1oO brought forth considerable eloquence fromi both sides, but passed py vote ot 3 to 2.
 The Governor to-day signed the follow ing bills:
 An act for the protection of live stock growers.
 An act to punish the unlawful disposal! and sale of mort gagged personal property.
 An act 10 amend section ;, of an act, entitled ''an act to create and prescribe the duties Of Attorney Generai;' aisc an act 10 mend section l. of the same act.
 Islncil adjourned until II a. III.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

The entertainment given by the Prescott largely attended hy an audience that ap- Peared to greatly apprec:ate the perfor- nance. The ladies and gentlemen par;icip- at:ng iu the ac'irg showed tae results of careful rr.pArA,ion, while 'he performance If Miss Jessie Marshall demo s,rated that that young lady possesses talent that only awaits the maturity of age and study to place her in the from: ranks If cur national galaxy of dramatic artists. The readings and recita;ions by Hon. r. ]. Bolan and Hon. Geo. w Brown, were heartily re ceived and appi-uied tn the echo by |! . delighted asseniblace.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
HOUSE.

House met at II a. ID. Ris,ey introduced bill to establish a school system and nain.ain same. Brown, of Pima, introduced bill to essAtlish Territorial printing office aud printer. SiAs introduced bill to aid in the con- struction of a Railroad III Gila and Graham counties. Porter introduced bill requiring clerk of courts to recprd opinions; also, bill appropria,ing $500 for recording opin- ions rendered.. Hunters memorial, asking the prohibi- ton of leasing large tracts of land to aliens, passed.
 Risley's memorial, asking leave to dis pose oi school lands fvr educational purpo- ses, passed.
 Porte Is bill, repeating sections of Code, passed.
 Bill passed relative to mechanics liens.
 WeedIns biil relative to cs.ray animals passed
 Stephens bill prohibiting District Judges from sitting on such cases in the supreue court as they have already tried i'll District court passed.
 Risley's appropriation bill passed.
 Council bill relating to mortgages in cer- tain lses paseL
 Bill creating office of Bank Copmi.sioner and m ,king Territorial Auditor commission CT at salary oi Sl 0o0 per snuum passed.
 Adjourned uuiii II a. III.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

The Hous, committee on p15lic In l re- poited [, the Senate, with amendments, a bi to reven; aliens from acquiring land Tn the territories As amended. 1t provides tha, hereafter it shall be unlawful for per sons not citizens of the United States, or who have not declared their intention to become such, or for foreign corporations. to hold real estate in the territories. The bill also provides that no railroad, turn pike or canal cooperation shall hereafter acqui!e or own lands in territories, except su L as are necess :ry to their operation, or have been granted y act Of Congress, and all such lands. whether acquired before or af'er the passage of this act, which ar. mt necessary for the operation of said oompsnies, shall be disposed uf within ten years after passage, and those not disposed uf shall he forfeited |" the Uni,ei States. All property acquired in violation "f th:s act snail he forfeited tp the Cni,e.l States
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

The new system of enforcing the FL munds law in Utah ;s evidently giving the Mormons serious concern. George .. Can non. who few months ago was the mos. blatant of the SLin:s who Ge6ed the Gov ernment 10 carry out the provisions, now adopts the E.ildest lone and declares that the Mormons will have to endure what hc calls this cruel persecution. This Is the first in';mstion that any Mormon leader has given of any disposition to obey the laws. The polygamists, befHre Judge Zane took the enforcement of the 'aw in hand, were outspoken in their contempt for law which they declared could never te carried into etf CT. Now ;ha, several of the lead CTS have been put in prison. the buster has all glne out of the Norm ,ns and they are bey.nning t1 whine. l: is to bs hop,d that the Federal Jndge at sal, Lake will not be weary in we'll doing, bI. vii! i'l ike prisons if need b., with the Sims who insist upol bre. king the lays.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
Notice of Publication.
LIxp OFFICE ar FEr-cnTT. AFTy MA
 Febra4r. 5.h, lNo. ,

Noti|e :s hereby gwen that ;h~ :,ilgs'-- 1a.n q --:.-- ha- f'ad rcrs of Lt- i.t-tt-1 T.-k. trai l-,. L. >uI:s- o. .Irr and :iet s-i -oCt slil l. -i- t--icr- the Reg and Re -iNer If :r~ -! s,it ofsrr. -s~-o::. Ir47cnz. t.~ -";h .aS If Mar ;. rs~I- N.z. :ah ". -ofts,i- .f N- i.. NGsa.si 'r-r.v. i-t-ous !o- ki< HcT~-r-s, .ri atom No. li. fc- h. ~->t i: ot 'er northeast =. a- Ire s--- ha: cf ihr soua~as' !; of erf.on Sl=ts-2 . !. township NJ. 1hirf--u iI Su--a ,f Range Nc. ' : fs~-.
 [. -aIa.< s-e :c'iuz:.E ulfn~>-~- to i.oN- h:> .i-lcE- -<si.l- 1rNlI .-: cultivation of .zs a1d .. T. Head. of P9.acu'i. 'rlr n: ~- .. i-"ai ot C,ll3 Y.r:-, i--E ns: Jos~IE "slse-. I-~.oti ', A-izo:.a: aua Jos. n Gs-- q: a..r V--1.. Ar
 THpasS W,NG. Es.-i-tsr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

4 fre;-h, car os ID tons will carry @ lar rels of wfiskey; IT 70 barrels If salt: "0 barrels pf fl UT; G cords of wood. Is % 3U head of cattle: 5o ,o G0 hogs: So to lCO sheep; U rO feet i lumber :3HD bushels oi barley: go bushels of apples: 100 bushels of corn; 4:2Q b she's of potatoes and 3o,00o P ,uais of butter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Alum is used in many baking powders & a cheap substitute for Fruit Acid. All such powders are dangerous, for 1t requires no considerable amount of lum to disorder digestion and ruin health. Ammonia Is sometimes used to epliven the powder. To escape all of these objectionable drugs, use only Dr. Pric.'s Cream B4king Fowler.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
NOTICE

Tie undersigned having been appointed assignee of the business of C. A. Randall. and as the concern mus. be wound up in thirty days, all persons indebted to said C. A. Randall. are hereby notitiei to come forwarI at once and settle, and thereby save costs of coIsction by law.
 L. WOLLENBU RG. Assignee. Prescott. A. T, January, 21, 1885.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Mayor Goldwa,er has supsrin'enled in person the laying of ,l.e greater portion of the plank sidewalk put down during the las. couple of weeks. The vigi an, cure ex- ercised by him ensures that the VI K done under his supervision will be of the most durable character.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

For Rough and Ready" liar commerd d us to the correspondent of the Tucson Tail ings. His disregard for truth is doubtless due to tho vividness of his imagination, nevertheless, his letters are the most read- able sent out from Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Mrs. Anuie Sullivan. wife of John L Sullivan, champion fusilist. has begun suit fur divorce ou the eIoIni of crue, treat = meut aui hls c,nnrmel inI .x.ca,ion. She desires the custody of their ch,li. and asks that Suliivshs property :o the extent Of S:o. eco be attached ;o secure the supper, oi herself and ch,!l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Roberts, tue gunsmith, keeps always on hand large assortment Of all classes of ire arms and standard ammunition for rifles, revuiyers and shot guns of every descrip ton. Cleaning and repairing fire arms a speciality. Goods sold and work done a, tine lowest rates C4il on him .t his armory on ,he west side of the plaza.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Combinations ars formed and broken ss ihe legislative session draws 10 close with a rapid.iy that is bewlldering to the casual observel unac9uain,ed with the "says that are dar., and tricks that are vain' indulg, d in by Aril ma Solons
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

The approaching summer ~ill, 1t is said, be the livellest ever witnessed in Tomb stone. ''So mote it be-" for while that camp enjoys prosperity Arizona will never lose caste as bullion producing Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

It is to be hoped that the Yavapai dele- gation will not negiec, to secure for Pres colt fremen the same exemptions from jury services and the payment of poll taxes which has been acco ded those of Tomb-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
DENTISTRY.

D. PENILAyD, dentist, is PERMANENTLY located n Prescott. an1 all operations en- trusted to hi'a ~il b. carefully performed. and WARRANTED to give satisfaction.
 OFFICE-FIrst door east of Bani, of Ari- zona, on Gnrley Street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
NotlcS.

7c sr Ehora, teay oo7oe-u; Jhr VI \ smith. i,s-i = ;is ! -n of th- TT ct f'r ~t he Ind tg;'-,Al .-'tI is s>d :h- cor 'f YaVs:..i, ot .z v ' fA. AG' frrglI'e-' H.. --;'--> u-i:.rs. ad ss5---' ". l il@ s's-t :s ;ls- r--T,S I-lson 2; r-A. ;i.- ,f i-.,- ,.a-s .:c. Iu:~ i-:h- '.-7. ~ . kf !; to tAt Ci-,V--co- e. tti- T:-iIicgy tcraIs tr'.
 s:e! .; S~.c 't, A. T.. F.: --ers TE l-Ss-
 JcaS EHT RD,
 A:t7CueJ r.. RP7E-aEt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Having made arrangements with the bes: costumers in San Francisco, will take or ders for costumes for those desiring same. Orders must be given previous to Tuesday, March g. Will also have dominoes to rent.
 SAa GaLpwATEg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

Dynamite i, pronouncsj :s it is spelled, D.n a-nite. and Is composed ot nitro glyce- rinc and i,:usorial earth, in the proportion of ;hrce of the former to che ot ;he latter
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27

The ladic and gentlemen who during the legislative session have done the Ter ritory service as clerks are aIready begin nlng to pull the wires for an increase in salariss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
GRAND NfA>QUE BALL.

Tickets i,r he Misqre Bal can be had cf the c.,na.i'fee hy those subscribing fir sane The rr'ce has been fixed al g.. vhich will include supper. No one w.l be allowed on the ii'or during ;he Hrst part of tae dance uniess in costume.
 4, BvFHI>rEE,
 AL DAKF. Goa mittee.
 SAM G. G.LDNATEE
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
Stage trarei is very light.

The law requiring dogs to be tagged needs little enforcement Not one dog in five, 10 be found in town wears a tag.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
F. < 4. NJ.

The regular meeting of Az,lan Lodge, No 1. will be held Saturtay night at s o'cluck and all brethren in good standing are fra ternally invited to attend.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-27
J. II. 4. MARSH, Postmaster.

Other disasters ale reported fr"n Egypt one io the eiEec, ;ha: ;he British ,rnors om the d-ser; have been mlssacrci. anl that General Woo.se!ey has committed su.- eide.