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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

CROOKED PEDDLER.-A shiftless fellow
named Frank Mcdonald, who has infested
this vicinity off and on for a number of
years, end who was formerly deputy
Sheriff or Constable in st. James parish,
has distinguished himself recently by the
commission of q larceny that ought to land
him in the penitentiary for a liberal term.
Not long ago Mcdonald appeared here
after prolonged absence and embarked
in the business of peddling patent cement,
and in order to get about the country the
more readily, he borrowed or hired mule
and a cart from Messrs. Marchand & Braud
of Crevasse settlement. After circulating
about on the left bank of the river awhile,
he surreptitious]y crossed over to the right
bank and made his wey into Assumption
parish, three weeks since, where he sold the
mule and cart to Herbert Bradon for $55
and skipped out. Messrs. Marchaud &
Braud succeeded in tracing the thief as far
as Bradon's place of residence, where they
identified and recovered their property.
1t is supposed that Mcdonald is somewhere
in the vicinity of Houma and if the author
tiles in that section succeed in nabbing
him they will be doing society service.
He is nearly. if not quite, six feet tall, with
dark complexion, black, bushy hair, glib
talker and of q very genial disposition,
laughing on the slightest pr0gocation.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20
Died.

GAUDlN.-At his residence on Perseverance
plantation. parish OF Ascension, La. on Thurs
day. June Is, 1885, at o'clock NJ. ELPHEGE
GAUDIN. aged 81 years. months and days.
Mr.. Gaudin had been very sick for some time
anterior to his death and the fatal termination
of his malady was not unexpected. One of the
Oldest and most generally esteemed and re-
spected citizens of our parish it is not surpris-
ing that his demise should occasion widespread
regret and sorrow among all classes of tho peo-
pie. The depth and extent of this feeling was
indicated by the large attendance at tho fu-
neral, which took place yesterday evening.
Delegations of the Ascension Rifles and Assem-
sion Hook and Ladder Company. of both of
which organizations the deceased was an hon
orary member. were present in uniform and the
Independent Brass Band furnished music for
the sad procession. The remains were deposit
ted in the family tomb at the Catholic ceme-i
terry and Rev. r. s. Stuart of tho Episcopal
Church conducted the burial service.
Elphege Gaudin was the younger of two
brothers who were noted for their generosity.
goniality and uprightness. Edward, the elder,
died two years ago, on the 9TH OF June, 1883,
aged 81 years. 5 months and z days. or only four
days older than Elphege at the time of his death
day before yesteday. The brothers were expert
e1sced sugar planters and owned the Pcrsever-
ance plantation, on which they resided, but re-
cent reverses compelled the REIMBURSEMENT of
the ownership of the property, .syhich now be-
longs to the Messrs Leaanu. Financial troub
les made no difference in the department of the
estlmable brothers. however, and they retained
to tho last the genial dispositions which made
them so popular among all with whom they
were thrown in contact.
To the bereaved family of the lamented dead
the CHIEF begs to offer sincere sympathy. The
loss OF such men affects the entire community
and when they pass away We feel as if a void is
left in our midst that it will be hard to refill.
After long and checkered career of ups and
downs, prosperity and misfortune, Elphege
Gaudin has passed away from earthly existence. 4
Let US hope that his immortal spirit has iusti-
fed his Christian belief and hope by finding |
place OF eternal rest in heaven.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20
Married

LANDRY-FOLSE.-AtS Napoleon Church
NapoleonvilIe, La, by Rev. Father Renaudie,
of Paincourtville, on Monday June 16, 1885. al
.DeRA L. :FoLsE. daughter Of l.. Q. Folse Esq
DUGAS-PINTADO.-On Tuesday, June IL
1885, at st. Napoleon Church, Napoleonville
La.. at $50 o'clock P. M by Rev. Father ]. f
Surriray, Mr.. OsClR DuGAs to Miss THERESA
M. PINTADO.
Mr.. Landry is the able Clerk Of Court of As.
sumption parish and Mr.. Dugas is one Of his
efficient deputies. They have both ehown ex-
cellent taste in the selection Of life partners,
and we wish them all the happiness and pros-
perity it is possible for Etortals to experience
in this mundane sphere.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20
Sale of Wharf Lease.
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
charlottesville. Ia Jnna "a ias

Donaldsonyille, La. June Is 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to
- an ordlnunce Of the Common Council Of
1895, will offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder. at public auction, in front Of the Court.
house door i'll said town, on
Saturday, the :7th day of June, 1885.
at II o'clock A. NJ. the lease of the Donaldson
vile wharf and landing dues for the term of
Slst day of December, 1885, both inclusive. '''e
The purchaser will be required to furnish his
ak promissory notes, payable monthly in Uni.
ted States currency, each for one-sixth of the
faction of the Common Council; and to comniv
with existing ordinances relative to said wharf
and landing dues, subject to such revision and
amendment as may be made by the I,ounc,i
during the term of said lease.
JNO. SOLOZANO. Town Treasurer
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

E1cURs1oN RArEs.-In order to afford
the people along the line of their road a
favorable opportunity to attend the 4th of
July celebration at New Orleans, Baton
Rouge, Donaldsonyille and other points;
the managers Of the Texas and Pacific rail
road have instructed their ticket agents to
sell round trip tickets for half fare-that is
one fare for both ways-on the 3rd and 4th
proximo good to return on the 9Th, hotween
stations not more than 200 miles apart.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

The' framework of the new ice fautory is
being erected and Mr.. Cook proposes to
have the building in readiness for the new
machinery by the time the latter arrives
from the North.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20
Card of Thanks.
To Darrowville's Colored Physician, DR..
E. A. Raymond.

13@S0H1<~10&Ss o,
ADOPT this method to return my most sim
Il cere thanks to DR.. E. A. Raymond for SUI
eessfuily treating my wife Catherine. who has
been suffering for four years with d. opsy rals
pltatlon of the heart and chronic dysentery. 7
had tried several doctors before l was recon-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20
MRS. O.. r. MOSER
PORT BARROW. Ia.
Sale of Market Lease.

Sale of Market Lease.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, J
Dona ldsonville L;... June IL, 1885.
N obedience to the ordinances of the Town
L of Donaldsonville. will offer for sale to tho
last and highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door in said town. on
Saturday, the 27tll day of June, 1883,
at II O'Clock 4. NJ, the lease of the Market
house and market dues for the term OF SIX
months from the LIST day of July. 1885. t. the
S1st day of December, 1885. both inclusive.
Terms and Conditions:
l. The purchaser to furnish six equal prom
issory notes for the price of adjudication, with
good and solvent security to the satisfaction Of
the Common Council. payable monthly in Uni
ted States currency.
2. The purchaser to deposit $25 with the
Treasurer upon adjudication Of the lease, to
secure the faithful performance of the condi-
tions of sale.
3; The purchaser to comply with all existing
ordinances OF the town in relation to the lease
and regulations of said Market-house, subject
to revision and amendment by the Common
Council during term OF lease.
JNO. SOLOZANO, Town Treasurer.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

Admirers of base bali should not miss the
game at Nolan park, Sunday, June %, be-
tween the champion Bachs of New Orleans
aud the Nolans Of poualdsonville. Admis-
sion, Is cents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

Split cypress shingles for 81 per thou
sand for sale by G. Kline of the Old Re
liable Store.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

A full line Of 6ne Bourbon and rye wills
kies, white wines and clsrets at Maurin's
Cheae Groces;, Ett.-s.--- =,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

All who have not joined the Library but
intend doing SO are informed that on and
after July u, the charge will be two dollars
for two years instead of one dollar as now.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

Choice calicoes, five cents per yard, at
Kline's Old Reliable Store.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20
For Sale

A TWO-WHEEL PEDDLING CART in good
for peddling purposes; also SET or HAIR
NESS in good order. to go with the cart; price
for the cart and harness $55. Inquire at the
CHEZ Office -
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

IN agreeable feature of the base bali
matches at Nolan park is the increasing at
tendance Of ladies. whose presence is always
warmly welcomed by the ball tossers. In
order that the ladies may be encouraged to
repeat their visits stringent system of
rules for the maintenance of decorum and
the suppression of undue boisterousness
has been adopted by the park managers,
and We know that Mayor Maurin will lend
his Official authority to the strict enforce
uu4nt of these regal atoms.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

Picnic hams canvassed and .nncansassed,
at Maurin's Cheap Grocery Emporium.
We learn that Mr.. and Mrs. J4,C. CQfeld
have changed their minds about going
North this summer ind will remain at their
beautiful and pleasant home on the Point
.Houmas plantation.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20
LOCAL JoTTINGS.
Cheap croquetsets at :Ingman's.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Teller of Riverside
plantation have departed for their annual
pilgrimage to Waukesha, Wisconsin, where
they arein tho habit of spending their sum-
mars.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

The Thibodaux Guards have been invited
to participate in the 4th of July celebration
Contemplated by the Ascension Rifles OF
,Donaldsonyille, and it is thought they will
decide to attend. They would raeet with q
cordial reception.
Choice linen lawns at five cents per yard.
C. Kline's Old Reliable Store, opposite the
Market-houae.
Mr.. J. ]. Greenwood, Jr., the young gen
tleman who did business here last year as a
.storekeeper. has located at Acron, Florida
where. he is engaged in orange culture. He
has many friends and we'll wishersdn Ascen-
sion who will always be glad to hear that he
is prospering. s.e
Mr.. l.. z. Bass, formerly citizen of our
town, visited US this week in the interest of
a new firm of which he is the the head
Bass & Orrte, portrait artists, No 10 North
Rampant street, New Orleans, who DC fine
work in the way Of copying, enlarging and
restoring old pictures.
A dollar saved is dollar earned, there
fore' JOIN the Ascension Lllbrary before
July u.
In the case Of 4. .RosenAeld Us. A. Mo
:Crory et ais, appealed from the District
Court of this parish to the Citcuit Gaurt
and taken under adyikement at the recent
sitting of the latter tribunal, .has been de-
cided in favor Of the plaintiff, who is al
lowed damages In the sum. of $3.50 and rec-
oenised as owner of the property in des-
Pute. The opinion and judgment were
rendered BY Judas Blake.
Abrilliant and very successful ball oc-
CURED at Dominique's Hall, in the first
ward Of this parish, last Saturday evening
under TO auspices Of number Of young
gentlemen of upper Ascension and lower
Iberyille who call themselves the "Com-
mittee Of Thirteen" There was large
attendance Of guests and dancing was
kept up until a late hour. So encouraging
was the success of the entertainment the
young men who managed it propose to re-
peat it at an early date.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

TUMBLED INTO THE R1vEa.-Our joyial
friend Mr.. Henry Hether drove down to the
river ferry landing Wednesday afternoon
in light wagsn, intending to board the
Bella Israel and cross to the left bank, but
his horse became unruly and backed the
wagon, driver and himself off the ferry
wharf into the water. Fortunately it was
near the bank where the water is shallow:
and as Mr.. Hether i, very agile he sue
ceeded in scrambling out of the way SO
that neither the wagon or horse fell on him.
After considerable effort the turnout and
all its appurtenances were fished out of the
river and restored to terra frma not much
worse for the tumble, excepting for good
wetting and liberal coating of mud. We
congratulate friend Henry upon his escape
from injury and also upon the recovery of
his property, but advise him not to repeat
the experience too often as ne might not
get of SO luckily again in dozen trials.
Fnr - Ill L.:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20
Milwaukee fire, words and music; price
reduced to 40 cents, at Ingmau's.

Mr.. ]. B. Ferchaud, an old citizen and
planter of St. James who has been for sew
oral years past residing in Iberville parish
and later in New Orleans, recently pur-
chased the Paul Beverages plantation in st.
James and the place is being cultivated by
his two sons, who have splendid crop
prospect. We regret 70 learn that Mr..
Ferchaud has had tho misfortune to lose
his wife, who died at the family residence
in New Orleans about two weeks ago.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

For a shave, shampoo or haircut 90 the
City Barber shop. bat for good siiingle
call on Mr.. c. Kline at the Old Reliable
Store. He furnishes a frst-class split cy-
press article for 81 a Thousand.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

For seasonable goods Of all kinds at hard
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

A meeting of the Board of Directors Of
the Dohaldsonville Bridge Company was
held to-day at the office of Secretary Paul
Loche, and d resolution adopted declaring
a semi annual dividend of s. per share,
payable on and after the 10th of July, at
The office of the Treasurer, Mr.. Bernard
lemann. Stockholders will be required, &C
eortaing to the terms Of the resolution, to
produce their certificates in order that the
Treasurer may endorse the payment of the
dividend thereon.
In our issue of last week announcement
was made that Mrs. G. F. Moser had as
sumed management of the brick business
formerly conducted by her late husband.
Mrs. Noser is lady of considerable bust
ness tact. push and energy, and we make
no doubt that under her careful manage
ment the business will be prosperous and
remunerative. We take pleasure in recon-
mendlng her to the general public and
hope to see her the recipient of the patron
age she so justly merits.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1885-06-20

This was the first match of the four shot
lead the score.
The formation of gun club on the right
bank of the river is spoken Of, and if the
project is carried out we may look for some
iZ;.tions.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26

Genial Capt. Flsher. of the we'll known and pleasant Cobwsb. has now en route the finest tqaon ever brought to Arizona His cigars are oi . delicious and fragrant aroma made expressly far him in the East, hence the xe,l deserved patronage that this house is now reeeisiag.
 The case of John Chart comes up tur trial to-snorrow. He has secured the services oi
 eminent eounsei, having Cn hl. lat the names of Judge JohE Howard. E. H San- ford and John J. Hawk,ns The Territory is represented by Col. Eggers, District At- toraey.
 William Spi,z, indicted by tae Grand Jury Tor branding and ear marking GOV l'elong;ng to Mr. Pnnteney. of Big Ca;no Valley, ga,e bonds upSn two dif,rcnt- in
 dictments in the sum If $500 on each. His bsndsmen who are good, are left, as
 Mr. s. has forfeited his Snnis by nou-ap-
 pearauce in Court this morning, when his
 case was called up. We understand that
 Sp,tz has some property and perhaps his
 b,ndsmen will not be out So much after all.
 It is 6rst-ra. wsy of -ettin. rid of cattle
 thieves, snd for the sake of being spared
 the presence of sue h a man, we are in
 cl:ned to think that the bondsmen should
 be spared and no: compelled to pay the
 b,nds forfeited
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26
VARICOCELE

or vo-1y verns of Sercs1o. Often the ansaspses- ei cause .. osr NHDou, Dxp LIrl l.kc
 rice either InyiSorsior g. Case of sx bet23ee ei Ssri 70 atd-ess, oovs-ed securely frm oeser- yat.oE.
 Br. Lie E < Co. trea; essfu,iy by Homo0pathy every form or SPECIAL, fHivAiE or CBhOH IC DISEASE without mercury naseous drugs- If vi1As- ity Is ars.n ed from the bod numerous dxe1seo fellow taa. baxie ordinary netiSai treatment If sRovsd to tinni the unnatural los- essszs ConsrDpocs. cfa- tete. Pigat's isease 'usaits.<tc. CIes guarPsn2e. cd. Dis-sses of t=e gento urinary org,ns- hdnsys. Evers a-,i bladder spe isly trest~d- DISEASES Vx wOeES -fE IDLY CURED.
 . aired and Rssrons,ble. pr ! iebiG co ffo0 EUR PL. or-.nized h eeur snee with Caitfo4rio sesiscai sv- Dipvma pr icursd by regular toLego ed.s srf,H and m ihsrs nint .exrfa yene of sHe P .c i-r.
 Most ? wsrful elect ic belt fee to p.tiesss.
 T'' IESYE HE No -DERFCs. F.sWER ef tAo INFTGOEi OR g. BofiLE c VEN OR uENT FREE. 10 s.1tatina free and yrivste.
 Dk- LiEBI6's NOSDESFUL GERMAN IyvrGI- OR I'll - Fr ts ted ty Ps right from ?a1 ns O0es -f the nI,ed >fs es Gov rDreat Eeware of itinx sx- IT Lie igs uoa- erfgI y.yrstis Hesle-s of s6 Sssdfti-e g, the gre-tes. Ca-as nke.ta cf tle see Livery woslaa IT ie their czn xscusrsc se1 h te: witho sid Of pzSf Sfes1;cusl hAnd-zNeer, consequently big pay PrScs 3S complete Sol3 eriy st the Lie lS i,ispeassry. Cali or address Llf BIG DIS EISAlY
 3sD GearF San Srsrcsseo. Cal
 Private kn rznce, sl5 Mason ss-eet 10 bio. ks up Ge Street fro Kesfny. AAia Entr.ae throue Dis. pels-r, lrGs Store.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26

Probably for the first time in the hissory oi the Arizona P,ni;sntisry prisoner was brought here this week, ard assigned a
 .om at the SIP, Hotel, went :o bed, got ur
 se next morning, took his breakfas, and aen patiently waited until his keeper went .hronsh the same programme. About nine o'clock they both started out and the pris- oner formally took up his resideuse .: the Hotel d'Insalls. The prisoner was 2 Msr- mon. who doubtless lOnged for the title of martyr So cheap'y purchased with few days o'nfne,aen', aud hence would make ru tetaps st cscape.-Yuma Republican.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26
Dr lowEY's. Remeos,
YcuxG EEN!...assD 1EIs.

TIE voLrArc BELT Co, Mar. shal, Mich, offer to send theil celebsated ELECrRo-voLTAIc BELT aod other ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on trial for thirty days, to men young or old] aflicted with ner- vous debility, loss of vitality ant manhood, and all kindred troub les. Also for rheumatism, neu ralgia, paralysis, and many othel diseases. Complete restoration to health, vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial is allowed. Write them at once for illusira- ted pamphlet free.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26
S3OO.o0 Reward.
TEsBrroRY CT ARIZONA. ExECCIIv< n Psz MINT,
 nEprCE nr --u ,sOyrrsns

WErEyAs, have hs.n informed that ;he night 0; Pvu T. h. A. D. fsri .otae psrs p~rso1k t- -,s rE sncwn. ' boef te Su ta stage betve Vui- lure a1d hosais, A-fzons and to .her.'roIa | O. tuI en- vaned st Ss 0. and oihe: arti Tsl1 ard Glsf said rersocs arr <f a: la-ce no: ,ar.-is beer a-' 1reh need for szii crime NoS- the-sfcre. l. F. \. T ile. Gover-Sr cf th- re-ro ' ef a'i=Ss, ey virroe ef the hns ty I 60 hereby ce.r r-xsr, ,u inc szrn sf rhrse ! a eSi T s-s for hs arrest >ri cnvt-tscn cr .u ez- O. ,! :Ae-e t- 70 re han oue for e4<h Of such ie=sF.ls As con -.is7ci fks sz. rot b-sy
 Ia V tz=S v cs " hcrs.a:o s-t ny h nd ts-ALl a=t esEs-3 tas Cr ss sell of the Te-r..ory
 tc h~ hare- n.~ affixed.
 Dole zt Preset: this llsh szs of Nay. A IsS5.
 F. A. TRIPLE, Gov;rnar. Attest: F. N. VAN AnxAx,
 ser.ry cs Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26

Le Ftrha1s Col 'en Bsisan No rures shau~ers arsS ani SC end sfaRee. the legs ana body cir ansf eaar-f, desc ased aip and all pginary fern, o' 'fe dl erS Pric~. s5 per ho.tie. hf fss,,~d -otfen Bssssm No. cures ssrttsyy, sse enn. g2n'n'ae fas1-s siisTn pains in the ecnss, sl CT fed throst srphili.ic rash lunps etc an1 e,s1 tnes sH oise.s~ from the sysftn. vhefhsv esuasA sv bsa rcssIneuf 0. abuse of r~rcrry, iesvins q s'cof s'ure and heslshy. Price. ss per kc.tie siersn- Soleeu spsrish Arti6ote fo- the czrS of senarr"o~e, e'~>t- -sc. fYrcs. s9 e p~r Acssfe- sNi~asns toitsn rzDish ui~etion. ~ash for cure of s-e', srr-efrre-. dreasN o< urrshs and b,sA asr. e.c- Prize st S,yer ec,tie. Le tic-us trocen Ointment fer he effective he>fsns or syGGuc sores snd eruytnrs. Prree 4l psr bottle Also agsl's fer L-Rtrr=us Gol6ea PIrs, for vsab. r@se oss Of phystc1l ros-rs. .sd a disenaes srfs. 7T fr>ro sosse and exoess york Py1cD. 46 Ter oox-
 Ben; everywhere. O. O. p.,s rely ,acteA, pse ss. yrrss.
 C. E. RICHARDS q Co.,, Ageas, f-I and 42o Sansome St, corns: of Clay
 San Francisco. Gala.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26

Pix,ey of the Argonaut wishes that the Cai-icshus Indians ''couii drive the coward . F drGakea gan. cf Arizona cowboys and volunteer Ai;c-na bl4ckSaAsis ~ho are oa sbs va,rA.s, ia:s a sn5GscA.s aai mur- Ass tesn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26
Hans Organism

tssS;n - SEG G6IlfSIO Is the ros' eoz-IisI work of he Creator, and when this complicated sc-aCtCTe, sxgrisi sr..sshs is Gstrr 4 by disease, thee HOS: s.c s d .,. o-;sn- fro q h" U-cs sk-.s. P ysi iA2- the h1- Tsn dy Is too Ireca< to ts peess ted l. ibs. oes she question, thea: "k-t |. s.1-Sr sA=L oe en- Floyea:'
 Dr. OSCAR -ou.SSrsg~. Q: : Tn,ve-sst- of Be- In. '--sly has made lfslc1g stsd, of ainerts O. the Ssrysns and Gen to-I E.n=r, syste-a
 kIS sEREltEs jUe suy etli;y CT Der1nge of ti.s Ne yvs..-- iiclr'i- re as'ore3, ooIlor-hes. syyhL.s Str ta-e inpcteHge, ete-. etc.
 BEG sE yo1 nay have been chs-;ad ana fcole. 2! SCAcks Sffo es@ill to cure t class .f Gisraes d1 hos neeit1te Co give IT, !. >'s etAost fair trial before .0l- lesSez chronis sIl tncn ta.ls.
 FREE -H, SA41shie 'reat-s sKr1aators of nr. -eaA~xrs- kss s!ste2 VII be seLt. mall pcs. rzid -ni .s- creil scared from otserIa ioa :o any srirere- zs- ressias hs so-s a1 ae-izsd agent for In, r,,,;ai States and Caasda,
 fENBY v.InrR
 s9 South Street. New yerE sI So-Hy -'ed s:T1Ts9Ens rrea.si f-cc. T 1o- EA>S;--ES siDe 1zl req TsytIor under altt., of a cG4. faAianei c -sll,ing Phf -igi1z. @H eorre-r rdeu ssii ss s--iel,y s,.ea.-fss; --, acvict hy ra-;i fee of caa-gr
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-06-26
sI5Q REWARD.

Ev r,soIutien, unanimously adoSteo, = the i..t meeting of it's Executive Commit .s. Ths Yavapsi e..ss srowers AssoelA lion hereby ofisr astandfnE rsvaro 2.
 O.. Hn.area anA f'ifsy Doiis~ for information iesdicz to the Afress :,,a sna eonvicrion of any person or pefeoa' san.y of s.e.ling cattle or hoses beionelng ;" asy member of the Association, cr for in.o1nS; z; ton leading to the arres. and cons'c.'ea - any per.on or persons guilty of marking. branding or maliciously killing live ssock belonging to any member Of the Asssc's''on' s<s
 v. E. HAZELTlNE,
 Secretary.