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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-04
lrEMsERoM THE SOUTH.

RECENT hwy rains in Virginia have
caused the kfeatest flood kcown in the
last five yeaSS on the western end of the
Lexington tranch of the Allegheny
Railroad. Pho trcstlc at South River
was washed aWay and mixed train on
the AllegheH Road was wrecked. En-
gincer WilIn{ms and the fireman are
missing and - believed to have been
killed Som Damage is also reported to
the Chesape1Q and Ohio Railroad.
A sPEcIAf nom Gadsden, Ala. re
ports sho0>tpt ARRAY between Maj. j.
H. Wiley and Z ID. Young. two promi-
nent citizene1f Gadsden. Young met
Wiley on th6otrcet and slapped his face.
Both drew nstols and eight shots were
fred. You1t received wound in the
thigh. A fotsner misunderstanding was
the cause Of Ac trouble.
JOHN Burdnr son of w. NJ Buford.
n we'll armer living eight miles
s, -. ,.,;SSIh ;SShs11 =, Mo-, shot and kfiiea
~. .wn had quarreled ana
'ohh ehtereq room wner~ the family
was gathered'and emptied two barrels Of
shotgun into his fathers head. and
then fled
JEFF and b. Smith aus Dave Baker
severely beat w. F. Hobs and Calvin
Upton, mooushiners il the woods near
Tracy City Tenn. The moonshiners
afterward attempted to shoot their as
sailants A ffrht epaied i'm which linton
was mortaly and Baker severely
wounded
a DUEL Ia which both participants
were killed occurred at Tishomengo. In
dian Territf.y. An Indian policeman
named Brown aud Texas cowboy quar-
relied in sloon. They agreed to 90
ontside and light it out in the presence
of the assesbled Indians and whites.
Several shos were exchanged. Brown
fell pierced through the heart The cow
boy expireda few minutes later.
JOHN THMPsoN, who murdered j. G.
White for his money. near Glenalice,
Tenn, was.aken from Jail at Kingston
by mob AID hanged
Four pisoners escaped from Jail at
Paola, Kar Joseph Williams and Ed
Prather, brglars, sentenced to eight and
SIX years i, the Penitentiary; Dan Nc.
Cush. thief, sentenced to one year, and
Raven, copred, an embezzler, sentenced
to two ye&s. Raven was captured at
Hillsdale.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-04
MATTERS IN THE WEST.

w. r. DAVIS. of Chicago, has been dis
barred from practice as an attorney be-
fore the Interior Department upon evi
dence that he extorted illegal fees in pen
sion cases.
THE propeller Wyles exploded cyln.
der head at Duluth, Mimi, instantly kill
ing the first and second engineers. Tom
Hickey, of Hamilton. Ontario, and VIM.
Rooney, of Ottawa.
A TRAIN on the Fort Dodge Road rs,l
over and killed man near Dallas Cen
ter. Iowa. A letter in his pocket bore
the name of Thomas Loglin Tais is the
only clue to his identity known.
AT Neillsville, Wis. saloonkeeper
named Larson quarreled with Frank
Ayre and shot him in the breast. The
ball struck rib. followed it around and
lodged under an arm. The wound is not
fatal
H. L. WOODBRIDGE, driver of an
Omaha street car. shot and killed high
wayman who boarded his car and de-
manded the contents of the cash box.
The would be robber was identified as
being Charles Collins, a tough charac-
ter living in that city.
FRANK JOHNSON. farmer living near
Granville, Sioux County. Iowa, was shot
and killed by L. d. Marshall. a black
smith, with whom he had tried to quar-
rel. Marshall claims elfdefense.
AT Peoria, H.. Hon. John G. Yates, a
prominent member of the Peoria bar,
and for sixteen years County Judge, at.
tempted suicide by taking laudanum.
The discovery was made in time to save
his life. Financial embarrassment is
thought to have been the cause.
CONSIDERABLE excitement prevails at
Chico, Cal, over the discovery that the
late appointment for postmaster for that
city was accomplished through fraud
ulent petition sent TO Washington. An
investigation has been ordered.
GEORGE MILLER, the principal partlci-
pant in the brutal murder Of the Smell
family last spring. was hanged At Grand
Forks, Dakota. Miller's case ID the first
legal execution that ever occurred in
North Dakota.
A PARTY OF hunters from Dubuque
discovered the dead body Of woman in
the Mississippi River opposite Sppecbts
ferry. She proved to be the wife Of ].
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-04
ADDITIONAL NEWS,

lie PRESIDENT appointed owen Il.
Rouse to be United States Attorney for
the Territory of Arizona. and Harold
Marsh Sewall. of Bath. Me-. Vice and
Deputy Consul at Liverpool.
THE President appointed the following
presidential postmastcrs: Thos. W. Car
roll at Bunker HILL H., vice T. y. He'd
ley suspended Patrick Gibbons, keo-
kuk. Iowa. vice s. NJ Clark, suspended;
NJ II. Mould, Baraboo. Wis. vice d. E.
Welcb. suspended; o. F. Blakeley. Oar.
lington Wis, vice s. w. Osborne, sus.
pended; Alvin T. Marsh. Red Cloud.
Neb.. vice M. b. McNitt, resigned: J. K.
Evans. St. Joseph. Mo. vice Frank M.
TRACY, commission expired; T. S. Bro
kane, Mt Vernon, Iowa. vice H. Bow.
man, commission expired.
HENRY l.. BACON, who has gained con
siderable notoriety by swindling farmers
of Eastern Ohio and Western Pennsyl
vania on Bohemian oats. pleaded guilty
in Cleveland to the charge Of forgery,
and was sentenced to seven years in the
Penitentiary.
DEPUTY SHERIFF WAYNE PARKS. oi
Colorado City, Tex. was killed By an
unknown person lying in ambus5 farks
had accompanied a young ls9y ITO" .
ball, and while crossing vacant iot on
his return, was fred up>n WIN sho'-
gun.
Tpr Drector 81 the Mint has reduced
the astwstc Of appropriations for the
Arint service FOR the mex. fiscal year over
es10, 900. as compared with the estimates
for the present year and oyer $75, 600 a.
compared with the actual expenditures
of the last year. HSeAss that the actual
expenditures will be Much 4ssss tssAs.
coinage of the standard silver dollar is
suspended BY Congress
UNITED STATES CassuL WINoArE At
Foo Chow reports to th3 SECRETARY Of
State, in reply to instructions {roif> the
latter that he is unable to ascertain that
any adulterated tea is sold TO foreign ma
tions. there being stringent laws agains,
its manufacture and sale,
IT is charged that Nelson Crist, a real
estate and insurance agent at NewburgL,
n. u, who was recently killed at Mag
ara. Ontario, defrauded several persons
at Newburgh by means of bogus mort
cages and other ways. The aggregate of
their losses is estimated at $4,000
A STAGE robbery occurred on the line
running between Runnells and San An.
gelo, Tex. As the stage neared Midway
Station two masked men halted the
horses and ordered the driver to throw
out the mail bags. which was done. The
men opened the bags. emptied their con-
tents into one pouch and rode away.
This is the fourth time the San Angelo
stage has been robbed within year.
TIE Roumanian Government has ex-
PEELED a dozen eminent Jewish editors.
This action is supposed TO have been
prompted by attacks made by them upon
the Government.
Az explosion occurred ut Reschitza.
Hungary, in coal mine connected
with the State Railway works. Thirteen
persons were killed and fifteen injured.
LAKE LUGaNo. in Switzerland. has
oyerflowed its banks. The town of Lu
gano is partly submerged.
TIE Board Of Guardians Of Cork
have adopted resolutions deprccating
evctions, and calling on landholders to
reduce rents 40 to so per cent.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-04
UNION DAKoTA WEDNESDAY,

H. Schneider. of Po,asi, Wis. A bottle
containing poison was found near her,
and it 10 supposed that she committed
suicide under mental alteration, caused
by ill.health.
A UNITED STATES fish Car has left
Washington with cargo to supply appli
cants in Missouri, Nebraska Wyoming,
Idaho. Utah, Colorado and Kansas The
car will go via St. Louis and Omaha to
Ogden and will return via Cheyenne and
Denver. Another car will leave for
Portland. Oregon. and will supply en-
route all applicants in Iowa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin. Dakota, Washington Terri.
tory aud Oregon.
THE stage from Abilene, Tex, was
robbed by masked highwaymen and the
mails carried away. The driver was
made to hal y pvef his express packages
at the pointM I rife, Two passengers
were in the 1tagc, but were not molested.
ALL the Chinamen employed by the
Cedar Mountain Coal Company at Seat
Tie, NyomNg, ABOUT 1orty IN NUMBER,
have been discharged. All the mines in
the Seattle eoal region are now operated
/ without Chissse labor
ExGov RAMSAY, Chairman of the
Utah Comrnissien. has presented the re-
port of the Commission to the Secretary
of the Interior. The Commission say it
is now onlyA matter Of time when po-
lygamy willbecome extinct. and recon-
mended ths continuation of the same
policy
l. STEW 81, general merchant at
Scribner. Nsh., has absconded. He
leaves debtsto the amount of $1,000 or
$4,000 chief due in Omaha He es-
tablished in business six or seven months
ago and seeised to be prospering. HIS
whereaboutssAre unknown.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-04
news FROM THE OLD WORLD.

RUSSIA has arranged an cxtradition
sieaty with Bavaria similar to the o1e re-
emily arranged with Prussia.
JAMES HAMILros. Duke Of Abersorp,
ded in London. He was Lord Lieaten.
NJ Of Ireland in 1855, 1898. 1874, and
1t7a.
DIsrATcHEs from 81. Petersburg state
lat the Gear has agreed 70 the propoai,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-11-04

nU0lA01QoAo 0l0pUtonJ
the effect that President Andtew Joh0eoe -
tempiated Temp tne essanAshnent - M q conexss6 60
ihat geory wea.t g. sead ~. Headrtck
& snd PUBLIC opinion ~. nes ssssaan 49, ~ ~ s.ss
events nappcned. and esser ~ tee pesooas wno
we're direcuy conneceed WITH t9em ~ ID
fersonaly ! Know notnme q Hx Soonoo4o
3psn'ens t Prs or anssnsons fuEsaes shsa ~ l2cs@a
tlcn tnat cane 20 me u n peaNeo 09
nosu. We1m tne unltoo 49, uenas4s 80
ootn s spoke Ana % vSsed assan,s ~ lmpsseansas
ton with him On the sab1ecs reSesred eo ~ ~.
Pew. am sure that yonnsoo Id - eNee
Inventions ne believes neeesM -
not IN rcconstsucttng, hseeeA 40 taee
me Federal 0overnment I'D n0 naze Il
chnnge or ahroRate their .cu1ee1e9f5e41.
l thin think MT, MT. Lincoln had - ysg 80
removed, but u wa.on petsoe4 Qoan1A ~
they were not frienda. e.a1eS eoQesa - -
any such purpose ~ that eetx1p4eed - -,
9nd have never heard eAereed h4gee -
lAst fcw DAYS. II y not u9eey t9ae 80 = 0s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Hou.E or Rsrxrsxr.rrves.

HousE oY RBPxnsGNrsryvsa.
 THIRTEENTH LEGISLATIVE sxsENoY
 PRESCOTT. \ T.. febru~ry la. lSSa
 House met sr Fl a- -
 lmus introduced bill .aksg e.'un y recorder of Mohavs cosn'y sA-.anS,s elss k of Board of Supervisors.
 Ruggles introduced b,n repealing sn set regulating the herdiny of sheep.
 Brosn uf Psna in, fduced . ball pr,v11-- ing for the incorporation vf religious. scesaA and bepr6cial S.cifisA
 Porter introduced bill su.hurisiue the supervisors of Nasic"pa so r4iss fuuds y issuance uf bonds tv furnish eourt hvuse 5 Dd brsld fence around tn. s.,sss.
 Watkins made a speech on he hill tsxing all church property, setting fmth that ssl,- gioss soeiti,s have the pr: :eetion of the laws of the county. all should Ls c.'mpsll~d to pay taxes on ali P,operty. He ~.s sup ported by isuggles n sp-erA, Porser ani Franklin opposed, shovins the srnehas q christian churches The ,il was auao rde.a excluding all ehzrch edlncss of isss sLss e. GOO valse.
 Bill creating Tu.ssn irrigation di.,rieA passed.
 RusVles res-,utiaa praying fir the re-sp- poiniment of Gov~raur Tritl~ caused n,seh discussiop- which xas participated in by mary of bath parties. The resolution v.s finally indefinitely postponr'i. k'.i~y dessr'- ing his party ard voting wmh the DeOerrs . op question where vsrty Ii e were strictly drawn.
 Hanae adinucned s,ltil llan
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
IT WASN'T GuSPER D
4 vxsfsRy cArILkxAS Bs roHT rr snOar
 BY CHICAGO IIrvRrER


 BY cHICAso RxVRrER Many people m Oss..hA. especially st.cs- osssrs. s'h re.si,'y recall eA-Covern ' Gspsr, of AFix,.na, nox q'iite prominent figure among western eAttlenen. A fes days aga G.spe, vent to Ch;cayo, and uhi!s there a young lady advertised in the Ttibnne ior employment as a shorthand writer and received the following letter:
 Palmer House, Chicago. January lO.-D g Tribune ofii Q: l noticed your sdvsT- tisemert. Am a stranger m the city: have considerable correspondence have oisen thought 1 wUuld engage a shorthand wrisey, etc, to aid n.e. How sis you situated for doing work eveniug,i I have no "ffics os room suitable "T proper lady and gent to work together ia. Ptsse address yours, etc. S. W. CooK,
 Care J. J. Cooper, Palmer House.
 P. s. Are you a gerul and risasant lady,
 The Tribune says thai r, ps,ter vas ss mt to Mfr. Gssper and questioned him relative to the Mfr. Co.'k, xho figures in rhe letter as oS ihSSh fo Hct& - SrbAos sS S shorthand clerk. Mr. Gosper was a; 6rs' surprised at the r.q;ies'. and Sia not exactly recall the name. When ;he letter was shown him. however. lie said Mr. Cook was perfectly hnnorable and reputable man, who had asked 10 have letters sent te the Palmer House in his care, but as ct no such letters had been received. Mr. Cos per was exceedingly surlrisrd that the letter should have come into the possession of th- Tribune, and asked t, have it given to him--a request which unfortunately could not be complied ~ith rnder the cir. 
 Mir. Gosper also unfortunately refa.<d 10 state just yho Mir. Cook was, ~hence be came, where he could bc found, or what be did for living. In fac; Mir. Gosperseemed to know next to nothing abou. his friend Cook, who has so abused the confidence the Go.per placed in him.-Onaha Herald.
 The MINER told y'u 90 years ago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

The action of the House in indefinitely postponing the memorial asking tue reten- sion of Governor Tr:le m office drrins the remainder of his icrui under the incoming administration vii! not advance that body far Tn the estimation of an inipartisan pub lie. During his incumbenoy of the gu5er- natorial off, e, Governor Tritle has exhibited An untiring energy in adva-cing the inter sstS of the Territory. Lawles-ness ram- pant at tho lime 0. hix appointment, has been crushed out and criminals previously defiant have been brought to justice. Cn- ike his predecessors in oftice, Governor Title at the time of bein: appointed had already cast his lot with Arizona, and be- como identified with as its future closely as any man could. No charity enterprise or measure tending to promote the public veal has ever found a more ardent supporter tn Arizona than F. A. Tritle, or one more willing to assist in money or personal service. That in view of these facts the Democracy of Arizona aided and abe.tei by Risley of Pima, a man who has draw n his existence from Republican pI'ronage, should permit their bigotted par;izan preju- dices to 60 blind them as to refuse their endorsement of an officer against whom nv man in Arizona has ever asserted the slightest complaint, is a sal comneat.ry oa ;he honor and liosrality of the individuals who are accsmutab,s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
SifOILD PASS.

The exhibition of Arizona's products at New Orleans will be Of immeasuratle benefit to the Territory. It will call at tention to our wonderful resources and induce an immigration that will wonder fully advance our prosperity. Therefore the bill now before the legislature to appropriate a sufficient sum to cover the expenses incurred in the sending and collection of the Territorial mineral ex- hibition. and also such other outlay as has been and will be necessary to pro- mote the interests of Arizona at the Ex- position, should pass unanimously.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

For the first time in irs history as a cour- ty, Maricops possesses in the Lover House member ~ho eau really be con.ilered as the peer of any of his colleagues in intel lec., industry and ability, in the person of Judge DeForest Porter. Etie Tn the past the efforts of legislative delegations from Msricopa have been chi, fly directed to preserving that County intact, headcl by Judge Porter the present. delegation has been aggressive and active in demanding for their constituency legislation If ben tcial character, and 90 far have be,n more successful than any other single delegation Yet, in tine face of these facts, the Phenlx Gazette has seen lit to inasSur4te warfare of petty persecution against Hon DeForest Porter, and devotes what time and talent its obscurc editor possesses in Pers ona itles a uatru,hful as they are uncailed for. No member III either House ha. IAbored more earnestly and with more success than Mr. Porter to benefit his constituency, and the uncalled for abuse which the Gazette Is indulging in against him shows spirit on the part of th1t journal so mean and con- temp.i'le as to demand cor dcmnatio or from every right thinking man.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

Members of the Correspondence Cub were yesterday afte. noon entertained in . royal manner at ,h- hands of the Hon. James sias. of Graham county. In co,dance with an invitation received. the Faber drivers sssxmbl. d and marched in body to the elegant rooms of the hon.. orsble host, where they were received in Bohemian style and passed the after noon in an exceedingly plea ant manner. Among those present besides full at tendance of tine Club were the Hons. Nj. w. Stewart, Col. Egan, General Rollins and Prof Arnold. Refresh, ments of ali kinds were in abundance, and Judge Sias, in an appropriate toast, demonstrated that he was ever friend of the press. Esto pe'Petua.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
CITY COCNCIL.

At the meeting f the City Council las. evening the ordinance establishing fire lim- mits was repe aled. as was also the or'iin- ance requiring sidewalks to be built ol' the principal streets. The contract for th'' city printing and advertising 1T the ensuing year was awardel to the Courier, and the salary of Chief of Police Dodsnn was in creased from Sl23 to SlJO per month, which cnnsiderng the duties and resp"n
 abilities of tine position IS small enongi comoensa.;or for sn effic.er, anj brave .,n officer. The proposition of iIaai"g the tI.y indebtedness was discussed, but no definite decision arrived at in the prem
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
THE lsEt Ei'1lON.

Tae reception at the Cub rnatssil mn np las; evening was the weans Of brIng- ing together large ahd brilliant assem- bLze of the indies anJ g=u'Ienen of Pres co+s aud Whipple. The Third Cavalry bsni was in a:send~ncs snd auEing the evening entertained the guess with number uf It's finest selections. Sherrly after ten o'clock the merry tlrong adj 'urn-l to IIo~ey's Ii II. where d.ncing WAS indulyed in to |. Late hour.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

We are informed that Postmaster Kriier, of Mineral Park. has been removed by the Postof6ce Department for permitting the sheriff of Mohave county to open letters addressed to other persons.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

It has been suyeested that the board of supervisors hold special session to con- -ider the railroad qustion and 10 frame such measure to encourage the coRst.'uc. ton of roAd .. is lcemsl coa,ist,n. by the people.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

Mrs. Alice Moell.r has applied for let ters of administration on the estate of A. E Noeller. decea sed. Her application sets out that the estate is valued at s35, eco. Probate Judge Hau kin. has set February 24,h as the date for the hearing
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

4 young man in this city of an as,hetic turn of mind says xheu he locks for a boarding house Tn a new town be always chooses the one with flowers in the win dow. We always take the one that will wait till Saturday. :ss.-...+ E
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

Andy Hall was to-day tried and found guilty, before Jss.ice P4nnenburg, of put ting head of mammoth, proportions on Celestial named Ah Wing. over disputed bet at faro. He will rsccisei his sent. nee at ten a. m. to.morrow, and ID the mean tims languish under the town clock
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

The lemon which yields the finest fl .vor is grown in Messina, and it is from the f,- orIng principle ahstrActed iron, the rind of this fruit that Dr. Price prepares ais Special Flavoring Ex,ratt of Lemon. Wh:l. other Lemon extracts in the market have the taste and odor of turpcniine, Dr. Prices Extract has its intense iemony taste and sul, H.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

I, is reported that valuable I'rizs uas offered to that division of Woissiey's army which sh uld make the best time up the Me IL now looks as though the only division which can save its b,c would be the one making the b St time back alain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
Notice of Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PREscorr, ARfzo~A.
 FebrJary 6h, IaoS.

Notice ts hereby given that the foilov1ns- { sette hss filed pottre of Iis intention m.he sns. proof rappor. q hfs ei1ir, and said proof will be ae t~for- the Rexeter and Ksevcr of shc n ted states srd Oftc-. fr>-rot, Arf,ona on the issh day of Mar h. ls>5. viz John N. Johnson. of Camp re. ie. svarsi C. Enty. Arzcss for Bis Hon-stead App atfoE. Nc "a. for sne Y cf he nortn-sass ', the sesr half cf ss,.- sout-e4s' "a of -etton si teen tIi ir o~rr-hfP No. Tk ' cen i3i North Of Raugs So- Laa.
 enArrs- the follo~uF wifB~s- ~s tO prove his ccn- rr-i.e4,s uyrn sod rult;vasion of said land viz C. D Head. of Prs. o,t, nA; " \. Bead, O: mp ve-d=, 'riZ nA; Joseph V s,ser, Prescott aFizouss And 5csi7h Esrr. of Ja1n? yerde. Ar oD%
 THJLAa NAG, Rs9is1e-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

A highly important process has been in vented in the photographic line by Dr. Ed ger, of the State Industrial Schooi at Vien- na. He calls 1t oIthochromatic ph1t.g- raphy, and the photographer IS enabled tO produce co!ors in exactly the same tones as they appear to the eye. The invention has been submitted to the Lmper,a Academy uf Sciences
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

The Lake Valley \ ews says tha. m 1881 the total assessment in New Ae1ico was Si4,OOO, 900, and in 1881 1t Was in excess If so OOO OUO. but should have been S.,0 COO GOO al least. TEis year 1t ~iI not ta.I much short of SIUO, 900. 0OO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

An Ohio editor has succeeded in ce,siE Z his rival in iNl on some trivial charge, aud this is the way he sympathizes with hun: Oar quondam contrmpora'y Is lying as usua,-this time in j.il. We understand that the saloon-keepcrs are moving heaven and earth to get him oat. ns their business i.as fallen ofl since he has heen cooped. When Le gets ost what 2 thirst he will hare.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
FRIDAYS EDITION.
Valentines are f -tins oa the brss,e.

District Attarney C,x, of Phesi,, ve- turned this morning to his home, af.eE \ veek'a visit to the Capital City.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13
TO DAYs PRocEEcI~0s. : COUNCIL
C..v<cn salnaxa

CsV>cn snInAxR
 TnmrEHSr8 Lss1slxSivs A~xMssV. f
 fEE-corT, A T Feb' u~r, I3. lssS
 Council met ai II . n. with tsll se tendance
 wssdn iasrodsced h1I ss psssrrihs sss duties ea Au"vr-v Gepes.l. rhis - . hslD n lieu ot see [ n~,rly i.sr deed by sks same genii~nss ts sh..;isA sAs .6,e. ss6 smends the e'A set hy s.s sL"vn the Attorney Gem ssl f~ss n svnaevisx op,a.oae le the several ~,ss.si<s. 9hs ssiss ssro and the bll P.sssd-
 hailey introduced the largest LlI sf :As session, to amend 'ehool lAs and pssvsds for the naiuses.nes sld care sf pubic scheoiAl Council stoed a' rec-ss uasil D. n vhs0 three bulls rsl~ti, i0 live osk, which vas u,ads the special srd.r f.s shs assss- noon
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

Ned NcGvwan, Who $ we'll and favor ably known ali ever the Pacific slope hy his sounr:ques of Judge IS known n Wash inton where he resides. as ""ien.ral."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

Dr. Goodrich will remain. in Prescott uni. the first of February. Call on him at the Somnar House for dental werk All work warranted perfect. priees reasonable.
 jsn2i,t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-02-13

According tn the land office report th'ie have been 40O,0C0 farms taken up y settlers the past year. @