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CESAR.
Botlcaw Buildings.

Beautiful weather for picking cotton. ""4t
 Jack frost made his appearance this morning for the first time this fall.
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 We shall be able to stand Hon. T. c. McRae, I guess. Hurrah for Tom.
 Road working is now in order. Put in your time. boys; let's have good road. 64ai s.
 Dr. G. A. Rocket, who has been quite sick, am glad to learn is improving. Hope to see him out sOOn.1 t,. Glp rlH Es #..ts.
 Wonder why Capt John Parker goes to Prescott so often? Guess there is a widow up that way and he will bring her in soon.
 ,i- ARKANsAw.
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woodbery X Rortis sell more goods than any other house in Prescott, because they sell cheaper and handle the best goods.
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A Boy Cared With One Dose of Sa.
 tanta. ss
 CRoss' ToLL BRIDGE.
 PERRY O., ARK. April ?, 1885. [ , Satnnta Medicine Co.,, Little Rock: rt8 My sons little boy was afflicted severely Il long time with chills and levers, and was at last cured with single dose of Satan ta,' l wonld advise all who suffer with chills to nse it and be cured, for it i $ ccr- t,iuly dead shot for ehils. a.tie T.
 MELTON CRoss.
 Proprietor Cross' Toll Bridge. .' Perry county, Ark.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK, l
 September 27, 1SSG.

september ?, lsSG.
 NOTICE IS HEBEBY GIVEN that the IN following-nmned settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup- port of his claim and that .aid lrpot will be made before tue CoNntN Judge of Nevada county, Aux, at Prescott Ark, on Noy. l3, lSs6. yn: Rohert ". Cornelius, id. entry if33 fur the NWf Soc. l5. ,fp. 10 <. R. p W and names the following ns his wit ncsses. viz: Thomas Rcntfroe, John Withep. spoon and Daniel Harris, of Raaghten, Ark, and James M. WjtbMaroon, of Pres colt, Ark, W. n, RAMSEY, Register.
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Marshal's Sale.

 NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that pur- lN suant to an order and judgment ot the Honorable Circuit Court of the United States of America, in and for the Eastern District of Arkansas, rendered on the 9th day of October, 1886, in a case pending in said Court between Valentine Snedeker and James H Boynton as plaintiffs and John Martin and C. F. Policeman as defendants, tho undersigned will on
 November 3. 1886,
 at the front door of the Court House, in Prescott, Nevada county, Ark, offer for sale at public outcry to the highest bidder, on a credit of four months 0hc purchaser being required to give bond with approved securi-i ty for the purchase moncy,) the following real estate lying in said county to-wit: All the interest of John Martin and C. P. Hclle- man in block numbered SG, Brad Scott's ai- dition to the town of Prescott, Ark; the El of the FL ot the SEl of the SEs, See. 2s. 10 acres; and the Ei of the NWi of the SW}, 20 acres: E. of WI of NWi of SWt, 10 acres El of VIZ of VIZ of NWt of SWl, a acres; and SI of SWi of See. 2t, Tp II <. more or less; also the El of NEi; the SEi of NWt; the NEi of SWt; the NW} of SEl, Sec. p. Tp. II & R 222 W, together with all the huildngs and tencmcnts thercuron ly- ing, which have been condemned under an attachment to satisfy a judgement in favor of said plaintiffs against siid defendants, and the lien relates back to the date oi enirS.
 Tnos. FLETcuER, ', S. Marshal.
 Ryl T, FERGUSON, D. M, Little Rock, Ark, October :, 1886. F
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Entered at the Postoffice Prescott, Ark, as
 Second Glass Natter
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Woodbery X Portis. f..r.,t...
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Fine weather.
 Woodbery X Portis.
 Bring us in that wood, please. - A big crowd in town Saturday, The editor is on the sick list this week. ..''
 Circuit Court opens next Monday morning.
 Not quite eight weeks until Christmas.
 Nr. B. II. Logan visited Gurdon yesterday.
 The sun now rises at 6:35 o'clock, railroad time.
 The election passed of here very quietly yesterday, ssar Woodbery X Portis are still leading in low prices.
 According to law tax collecting will begin this month.
 Best fresh meats aud full weight at the new meat market.
 Mir. Dave Arnold went up to Philadelphia yesterday. The Alden Fruit Vinegar for saleby '. IT. Kershaw X Co.
 Fresh oysters every Thursday and Friday at E. l.. HarwoodS. "Rosston Locals" received this morning-too late for this issue. Every dollar bought of the Rich mond stock saves you p cents. So many callers this week we have not room for personal men, ton.
 Selling the Richmond stock to the producers saves this vicinity $500.
 Mir. J. A. Cook of Falcon was in town Friday and gave us pleas ant call.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. B. White, Jr., of Hope, spent Sunday here with relatives.
 Mrs. J. NJ. Weeks left yesterday to visit relatives at and near Loanoke. -.. .. Our jovial friend, Dr. N, Adams, wasapleasant caller at this of. flee Monday. X Tlle:ft tet frost, and q big white one stso, fell Thursday morning, the 2Sth Mumo.
 Mr.e Eugene E. Cheatham, of Gurdop, made a flying visit to Prescott Sunday. @ ~ Sam Scott's is the place to get bargains in furniture, sash, doors, collins, ,nt Prescott Ark.
 Miss sFlorence Hays, of the Hope Public School, spent Sunday with..lIer parents here.
 From and after this date, all liquors are strictly cash.
 .s HUGH MONcRIEF x BRO. The comedy of life begins in the cradle, the drama at the altar, and the tragedy ends at tue grave. Oheap coniectioneries, fruits, vegetables, and staple groceries, at
 tliNT W MoNTfoMERY's:s Pure. good whiskey at Milner X Milbmn's, cheaper than ever be- fore sold in Prescott. ... 4t, Capt. John Parker ana brother Mir. Mathew Parker, of Bodcaw, gave as pleasant call Thursday, Prohibition is nearly here. and liquors must ga, at cost.
 HUGH MONCRiEF X BRO. see Iom Montgomery when 'n need d,ot fine candies, fruits anu
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Nothing Like Satanta.

OFFICE OF T M. MORAN,
 Wagon and Carriage Maker, PARIS. ARK, Nov. 1, 1885. To Whom it May Concern: This is to certify that have used ''Satan- ta' chill cure in my family. with the most satisfactorily results. A few doses of the excellent remedy entirely cured my little girl of the ehills. l was debliated for more than a year, but after using Satanta, 1 nm feeling better thnn l have for months. To my friends can conscientiusly recommend Sa- tanta as the best patent medicine 1 ever used, T. M. MORAN.
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Ash Fork Notes.

Since w. H. Hatcher, of Trask and Hatcher, has secured the government contract for frejgh,ing between Ash Fork and WmPple, money has been plentier al Ash Fork, and the town seems more like oden times.
 R. M. Bacheller, the genial, ener- gelic A. & P. agent at this point, wlll soon go on a sixty days leave of absence for trip through California. He has been closely attentive to his duties for long time and has we'll earned his prospective vacation, which we hope will be to him of much pleasure and profit.
 Thousands of cattle in Yavapai County would soon leave Ash Fork and other stations for shipment east, were the markets anything like good. But as they are, stockmen will hold as long as possible before shipping their cattle to a losing market, In hasge.
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How Does Your Watch Run.

A watch impregnated with magnet Ism cannot "keep time" It will vary irregularly, gaming and losing and stopping, Tn the most annoying sorl of way. It has been found that this magnetic or electric influence is the direct cause of the "queer freaks" and unaccountable behavior of fine waicht 8 and IS the secret eremy winch has undermined the reputation and blff1ed the skill of our best watchmakers.
 Giles Bro. x Go. have published a very interesting little pamphlet des- crlbing the effect of magnetism in watches, which can be had free on application. It also describes the Anti Magnetic Shield for Watches, which has been proved to be perfect protection against the magnetic and electric influences and is specially advantageous In Railway service where these influences are very strong, and will prevent the breakage of mlin- springs in cyclones and magnetic storms. Your jeweler can furnish or procure you this protection, if not, send to Giles Bro. & Co. the Chicago Jewellers, for descriptive circular, which will be mailed free on appica- ton. sII On
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The eultorlai infringement ot the Apache County Critic, has passed in- to the hands of Mr. Frank Reed, son of Col, Harry Reed, the former editor and proprietor. We have no doubt that Frank will bear the mlntle with becoming grace and dignity.
 w. L. Van Horn, Esq, of the laS firm of Stewart X Van Horn, return cd home yesterday from Prescott, where, we understand, he and MT. G. D. Crothers, of this place, were the only candidates who successfully pass ed the examination for first-class teach CTS certificates.
 Chas. r. Katherns, who was in the employ here of P. B. Brannen & Co.,. {, for about four years, and was manager of their house at Beaver Greek, re- turned from California this week, and and is helping to put P. Brannen'S new store in order.
 Dr. and Mrs. Hendrix give pro greSsive euchre party at their residence Thursday evening. M-.py of their friends were present and enjoyed :hem selves hugely. Dr. Cornish and Mrs. J. Wright Johnson carried off the best prizes, while J. R. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. D. T. Dunning claimed the booby.
 The republican and democratic delegations, to their respective con venlions at Prescott next week, left by wagon on Thursday and Friday, with the exception of Geo II, Tinker, of the republican delegation, who, in the absence of passenger, took a freight train at four o'clock yesterday morn ing.
 John Hance advertis es himself in this issue as a guide to the Grand Canyon. He Is the pioneer of that ,ection, Is perfectly familiar with all the trails and watering places leading to that wonderful region, and has both shelter and water tor travellers right al the entrance. As guide is absolutely necessary to ensure speed and safety, parties intending making the Ii p would lowell to communicate with Mir. Iancc m advance.
 Ed. Rogers, who has so long and so successfully catered to the people of Fllgs,aff, after a short absence, will open his new restaurant back ol D. A. Murphy'S tonight, to be called the "Orleans Chop House" After the first of next week he will be in constant receipt Of fresh oysters, fish and chick. rGS rom the east, winch he will serve up in every stye. EI. is first class cook, knows what is good to eat, and will see that his customers are sltis- fled.
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kELlEVED.

"Ah, my friend," said the affable stranger as he alighted and warmly shook the hand of an honest Dakota farmer, "I am glad to meet you. You have very nlce place here, good buildings and well cultivated farm. How is the wife and little ones?"
 "roIer' ble. |"
 "Giad to hear it. By the way, MT. Snaozenberry,I see yo1 have no light ming rods; want 10 sell you couple for your house, and"
 Be you lightnin' rod agent" cried the old man, with look of re lief
 "Yes sir
 "Glmme yer hand again then thank God it's no worse! Come into the house and sit down-I thought al first you was another candidate fer some county office. "-E,teline Bell.
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GLORIOUS NEWS.
Hurrah For Miles and
 L.aWtOn.
Gero nimo and all his Band Have
 Surrendered.

On Sept. Ist. Geronimo with four teen of his band came into Captain Law,on's camp near San Bernardino ranch, Mexico, threw down their arm, and asked for terms of surrender. Lawton told them 1t must be entire and unconditional. Geronimo then retired and soon brought in his whole band. and the surrender was complete. The news was kept from the public for fear of interference by the civ.l authorities, but General Miles was al once informed of the surrender, who magnanlmously refused to divide the honcrs with Capt. Lawton, but direct ed him to proceed with lis command and prisoners to Fort Bowie, where they arrived on the 9th inst and are confined as prisoners of war. Thcy will probably be taken to Fort Marion, Florida. This, with the removal from the territory of the seditloIs bands oi Apaches from northern Arizona, will at last relieve our people of this dread. ful scourge. Capt. Lawton and his noble command are completely worn out and broken down by their arduous campaign. Tne captain himself, when he arrived at Bowie, was almost nak ed, his feet being bound up in old leather, and he Is mere skeleton. The debt we owe to this noble chiet- tain and his ,lIanb band can never be pad on this earth
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For a Republican Coun- ty Convention and
 Primary Election.

ROOMS OF THE kePUBLIcAN COUNTY CEN
 TRIAL COMMITTEE OF YAvAPAI COUNTY.
 PREsCCTT, ARIz., AUGUST IS, ISS6, J
 WP EREAs, At meeting of the Republi- can County Central Committee. held on the 18th day of August, ISSo, it wa S nnari. mously
 Resoi0ed, That Republican County Con venton be held at Prescott, on the 18th day of September. 1886, at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day, and that primary elections, for the purpose of selecting delegates to sail Con ventlon, be held in the several precincts in the county on the 4h day of September, 1850, between the hours of 10 o'clock m., and } o'clock p. m., 10 nOmllate cI .dilIleS Tor the several county offices, members of the next Legislature, deles ,tes to tn- en,u- ing RepuOiic,tn Territorial ConvcntlJ n and the selection of county Central Com. mi.tee.
 Reso .z,ea, That the apportionment of dele gates to compose the County Convent lon shall be as follows:
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25 CENTS REWARD.
Lost, Strayed or stolen.

An animal answering to the name of "Plumbob,' brand.d as a felon, with ears (which should be) cropped, cioVen feet, mark of Cain on forehead and of violent disposition; IS fond oi bricks, mortar, lumber and promises. and Is apt 10 tre,pass on other peo- pIe's property. He has been raised pet, and anyone bringing hlm m at the end of d rope will receive the above reward from his
 BEwaILING CREDITORS.
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All About Capt. J. E. niiiianson's Luck In drawing Si, ooo h rnc Louisiana State Lottery He is prosperous farmer of Willow Gate, this county, and before the June drawing some thing seemed to tell him that he should invest then, which ne dli by a couple of dollars, and ia dl. tune re- celved tickets, one, No. I8,I45 en titled him to one-tenth of the Capital Page or SI5o, 900. and which amount he has received through the Bank of Revenswood, W. Va, from M A. Dauphln, New Orleans, Ll.-Rlvens- wood (W. Va News, July 2I.
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MURPilY.-At Flagstaff, Ariz., on
 Frdly, Sept, Io.l, 1856, to the
 wife of D A. Murphy, i2-io boy.
hiarriei.

rAYLOR-BRICKNELL,-AtWi Win slow, Apache Co, A. r., S:pt. 4, I3So, by (, F. Cate J, F., Herbert Fay or, of Clear Creek, A. r., to Ms Louise Bricknell, of Nebrask d City, Neb.
 N5ON-MO2RI5.- At the re- sldeace ot the OrI1.'s parentS, in Lower Verde valley, Wednesday, September I,t, by Geo. ". HAncc,
 F., Dan. l. kJJilsou, lo Miss Eum4 May MorrIs, all of Ve.Le Valley.
 HAMILTON MCBRIDE. At San Diego, Cdt., Sept. ?, 1850, Patrick Hvnlltou to Frances E. M Bride.
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A Celebrated Horse Case.

Judge John Goodwin, justice of the peace of the Verde precinct, brought in the papers to-day, an appeal, of a case from his court, which aptly illus trates the beauties of settling small difference through the process of law. The case IS entitled P. W. Strahau vs. ]. R. Fitzpatrick, and briefly stated is as follows:
 About three years ago Strahan lost a horse. During the early part of this year 1t was found in KilpAtrick's pos session and had become great favor ite with the latter's wife as a buggy horse. Strahan was informed of 1t and he proceeded to prove his prop erty and finally got possession oi the animal. Kilpairlck then sent an agent to negotiate for its purchase, which resulted in an agreement to pay Strahan SIoo for the animal. An order for that amount was passed and the horse turned over 10 Kll- patrick's agent. When the order was presented for plyment, 1t was found that KiiplIrick mad rescinded Il, hence the sult which has just been decided in favor of Strahdn Tn Judge Good wins court. kliplIrlck nas taken an appeal to the district court and the papers as they were turned over to the clerk of that court to day had cost bill of SI,o75 tackled on to them. sfowins that the SIoo horse IS rapid iy aprfecIatlns.-JDur Miner.
 We asrce with the Journal that 1t Is always best 10 CompromIse small nat tcrs, but when one feels tDat money IS being exacted by another to which he has no right whatever, 1t Is une to resist being lmpoS:d up) MT. kll- pLtrlCk ls a well known merCnant m out town, and came into possession of the horse claimed by Mir. Strahdn something over a year ago by pur- chase rom one Sttpnen ot anicy. The horse was turned out for he winter and was takeu up by Sllahan as the one he had lost. kiIpatri,k, believing SrLhan's repr.sentItioaS of owner shlp, agreed to pay hlia SIoo for the animal II he could prove property, which he failed to do. rne order for the money was drawn In good faith, but before il was presented evidence cane to light that Strdhan dld not own and never hld owned the horse, and conscq IentIy the ofc.er WAS not paid. ktiP4,nck was estopp-d Tn Judge GJodwln's codrt from proving his prop:rty Id the horse, aud so wa, SrIhan.
 It IS the general opinion that Stra- han took up the wrong anma., and will have to pay dearly for cndeavor- Ing to sell property tnlt did not be- long to hin. kapitrlck can, beyond a doubt, prove hts tltle to the nors. when allowed to do so, and can alsJ prJve that the horse vas never II the Verde valley uLill taken there la,t winter.
 We think some one will wish black norScS had not appreciated In value qalte sJ fast, as tnls one will cost aOolt S2, 900 before the title to hin Is settled.
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The Grand Canyon.

Being thoroughly conversant with all the trails leading to the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, I am pre- pared to conduct parties thereto at any time. 1 have fine spring of water near my house on the rim of the Canyon, and can furnish accommoda. tions for tourists and their animals.
 JoHN HANcE, SII # Flagstaf, Arizona,
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Two parties retur red from visit to the Grand Canyon this week, the first consisting of Harry H. HoXworth and wife, Mss Maud Hoxworth, Jack Vln- ing and Henry Pierce, ,and the second of Theo. G. Fitch, of Tucson, John A Thomas, of Phenix, Elmer HoX- worth and CHAMPION representative. Though the two parties were in the canyon at the same time, they did not meet, owing 10 the Gips, spurs and angles of that wonderful chasn. They all agree that with the exception of the fatigue necessarily incident to such trip, il was the most delightful that could be made Want of space for. bids an account ot the experiences until next week.
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Rates Ot Taxation.

The following tax rates upon the $too have been fixed by the various counties of the territory for 1886 7.
 Yavapai, ,S5 co; Mdrlcopa, ,S3.IzI; Mphave, S3.25; Puma, s. 8; Plnai s. %; Apache,S3 %; Cochls-, s 50; Graham, $500; Glla, S3.25; Yuma, S3Io
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R jdeo Notice.

At meeting held on Middle Verde Sept. 4th, 1886, the following plan for the fall rodeo Of the Mogoilon M,s and Verde Valley was agreed upon: The pnrty,with Mitchell Burch as Captain, will start from Jaycock : Tanks on Sept. 18th, working vii Mormon Dairy, fishers, Mlnds, Meh- rens, Apache Mad and Buckhorn to Camp Verde.
 Another party,with Wn. Dickerson Captain, will start from Backer's Bltte on Oct. sd, working via Mud Tanks and Fossil Creek to Camp Verde, meeting the first party at lat ter place on Oct. 18th from which place the Verde Rodeo will begin with Lou Willard as Captain.
 THos. J. EAMAN, ]. K. MASON, Chairman.
 Secretary.
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Manuel Hejis's Escape From Death.

PHENIx, Sert. 4 4-Miauel Mejia was delapidated specimen of hu- manity when he was carried into the Police Court to day. He had been hung to d cottonwood tree three times about midnight, near the edge of the town, badly beaten and sho, at several times. bur finally escaped. To- day he sw0re ont warrant az tinSt Charles Genuag ani Thomas Btyan, who, according to his story, together with four others, tried to extort con ie,slon from him about his connection with the Barney Martin massacre. lie IS strongly suspected of compicity, but there IS no proof to hold him to appear before the grard jlry.
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VITAL POINTS.

, The object of this an. nouncement IS to make you better acquainted with our stores.
 And how is that to be done?
 By asking that you send ' for our large Illustrated Cat alogue. It is a fnely-printed < book, full of facts, figures, descriptions and pictures re- lating to the business. More over, it is interesting, valua- ble AND FREE. A postal card request for copy will bring it to you speedily. You may live many hun E dred miles from the Capital City of California, and still avail yourself of the adyan- tages in trade presented by our stores. Thousands do. Their orders pour in by ev- cry mail with a profusion and regularity which shows that there is a SOMETHING in our goods, styles. prices or meth ois not obtainable elsewhere. If, then, the business has the faculty of interesting others so largely, why may 1t not interest you?
 LIVESTOCK 6 LU5Iy, Wearing Apparel 2 Household Supplies, SSCcA"-aT0, cAi.
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EeSOIG'fa, That the Central Committee re commend that alternates De elected Tn each precinct, and that no delegate oI alternate be allowed to vote more than one proxy Tn the COn\ cation; and that each young precinct hereafter created by the Board O. oupersl sors shall be entitled 10 one de.egaie Tn said Cou ly Convention. Tne cpnDtttee further He,0l0fd, hat the Chairman and Secrc tary of lAe committee be, and are hereby au t.orized and directed to issue and publish q c~li for primary el,ctIon, 10 be held oep emDer 4th, IS86, ana County Con entIoh on oelemLer I5rh, Iooo, to Dc formed, con. posed and held m accordance with the fore guing resolutions.
 Now, therefore, in pursuance of said res p- lutio of .he County Central Committee, a Rep bIican County Convention is hereby called to meet in Prescott, on the 18th dry ol September, A. D, 1885, al iJ o'ciocS a. m lo be composed of delegates to be chosen at primary election, wh.ch Is hereby called to be held in each # the several precinc:s of the cainty, on the 4th day of September, A. D. ISS6 between the hours of To o'clock a. m aud Q clock p. m of the said day
 T. ], BUTLER,
 GEO. II TINKER, Chairman
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As the sweet J,bi iOutie iIoriznn's Verge, Inc Maid was on ,he Eve oT Nonannoou." :"
 A most dellshtil. party was given last Tuesday evening at O.d Town, by MT. aud Mrs. NJ. $. Beale, m honor of the sixteenth birthday of tnelr daughter Jennle. The high estimation In wnlcn the young lady Is neld by her many lflends was evlnced by the numerous be autliul and costly presents she received on the occasion. Alter hearty CongrItu- lations, and happy wishes for the future, various games and pastimes were lndu; ged in by the assembled company. At eleven o'clock supper was announced, when all sat down to a bountiiui repaSt. Alter supper the fun was resumed and kept up for sev- rral hours. Miss Jennle did the honors with most bcco oning grace and elegance, and her happy parents gazed with love and prlde on their blooming daughter. Taken all in all, this was one of the pleailnteSt parties ever given in Flagstaff.
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Taxable Property in Iavapai County

The following list IS made up from the assessment roll for 1886:
 ACRES VALUATION
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LOCAL M4 2IERS.

E. w. Pittman, of Challender, was here three days this week on the sick list.