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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-05-12


drawn between the different provisions
of the constitution, and some be held
mandatory and Others directory? There
is no reason for such distinction, and
it is the offspring of necessity born of
the error of regarding any of the provis
ions Of the constitution addressed to
and obligatory on the Legislature as
enforceable by the courts as supervisors
of the Legislature. The sound view,
and that which avoids the inconsistency
of the distinction mentioned, is to re-
gard all the provisions of the oonstitu
ton mandatory, and those regula. ing
the legislative department as addressed
to and mandatory to that body, and
with which the courts have nothitf, to
do in the way of revision of how the
Legislature has performed its duty in
matters con6ded exclusively oft by the
constitution.
Let the courts accept as statutes du-
" enacted such bills as are delivered
by the Legislature as their acts aushen-
ticated as such in the prescribed mode
The language of the constitution.
sec. %, Art. ", is: Bills may originate
in either house. and every
bill shall be read on three different days
in each house, unless, &c, and
every bill, having passed both houses,
shall be signed by the pr. sident of the
senate, and the speaker OF the house of
representatives, in open session"
Sec. "a. Every bill which has passe1.
both houses shall be presented TO the
Governor of the State Is it not man
ifest that the requirement that tae bills.
which have passed both houses shall be
signed by their presiding officers, In
open session, was designed as an official
atsestation of the fact of such passage,
and a solemn and unimpeachable au-
Identification OF the bills passed BY both
houses; an assurance OF their identity
and of the fact that they had been passed
BY both houses, in the manner required
by the constitution? Fhus attested.
every bill is to be presented to the Coy
ernor. Must he search the journals 10
guard against disregard by the leg
islature of the constitution as to the
manner of legislating, and to avoid Civ
ing approval 70 an act passed Without
due observance by the legislature III
its provisions?
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31

Thos. Buckmsp, s son of John J. Buck man, of Inompsos Valley. mel with very serious scciden, yesterday. His horse fell with him sud drove sp oak stick into hle left breast to tue dep:h of two or three in- chee. Doctors have been sent for Co here.
 The pipes of the Gro Fino placer mines are in good condition and the compsoy is running night and day shifts washing out gold. The gravel prospec,s we'll, and there csn be but little doub' of the uiti- mate success of she en,erpnse- It n the intention of Mr. Caller to make . tvsnty or thirty days run before making . cleanup.
 Several Wsllspsi IodIans have visited the happy hunting grounds m the pact feu weebs, and have become better Indians than thev ever were on earth. They suc- caml ed 10 kind of lung fever, which seems to be epidemic among the tribe at shis season of the year. Those who became good Indians were duly cremsfed, aud sent ou their final journey, with the usual sccowpauimeuts of roast horss, googs, tin rstti.s, and the hesiiogs of tue assembled relatives snd mourners.- Mohsvs County Miner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
h New Qaarsers.

Messrs. Lord & Thomss, Of Chicago, the we'll known and popular advertising sgente, are about to move into new quarters which are co spacious, % el' Eaut, and % original sad novel ia their appointments, that they deserve more than passing notice.
 The building, Nos. 45, 47 and 70 Ran- dolph St., between State and Wabash Ave. is st once the most striking iu appearance and the most elegant in Chicago built of sandstone, i, is 70 by IA feet, practically fire proof, and lighted CD four sidee. Three large elevators and two spacious ssairwsys, glve abundant facilities for passengers and freight.
 Messrs. Lord & Thomas will occupy the entirs third floor, giving them superficial area of nearly la.O0o squsre feet. This beautifully lighted room n uabroken by partitions, save . private office in one csr ner, thus bringing the entue w"rking force of about sixty clerks into one spacious room, certainly the largest office of any ad- vsrtising agency Tn the country, if not the largest business cffice of any kind on the continent.
 Oar friends who wish 10 zee copy of our paper when in Chicago, can alwsys aad it on file st the Agency of Nessra Lord q Thomas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
PROPooAa1 FOR HGLarARY SEP.
 PL19s.

HEADQU ARTERs DEPARTMENT OF
 ARIZONA,
 OFFICE oI THE cHIHY YoUARTKRNAsrER. WGPFLk RAkRAcKs Pksscsrr, AT,
 Sealed Proposals in triplicass, subj sct [, tee usual conditions, will b- received al this 0@ces until II o'clock c m.. on Friday, April Q. 1ss4 as vhich tine aad p ace they wilI be nishtng and delivery of Military Supplies, eonatsting of fuel. forage and strsw, drrine the nscal yesr, commenctng fly l. lSs5 al each If the following military posts and sta tons.
 Fors Apeshe, Fort Bowie, Port Grant. Fort Huachuca, rors Lowell, Tort McDoveli, Fort Aq!eys, Sai Carlos. roft Thomas. Fort Verde Propooals will also be received at the same oAe by the Quaxtermaster at each of the aeove nan d posls for furnishing the sup Nc psSpo"si Viii iI De . sniersins:d which ,.,p ulatss for deltvery poi C other than those statod in this edvertise m ent. Preferepce given to articles of domestic pro- ouctson and mAuufacture, cOnoit ons If price aud quality being equal, and such preference given t0 articles Of American production an manufnct1ro produced on the Pacific Coast to ss sss s!s:nt s: of the consunpsion required by Pfoposals for either class of the stores men, tlonco or Tor . 1antities !ess than the whole FcSairea. will oe received.
 Inc !veFnment reeerves the right to rel ect any or all proposals, or 70 aecept any propos- al for lees quantity than the total bid for. 6lAnk propooala and printed circulars vi Il be Iornisneo on application to this oiuce or to shs On .TtermasleFs st the various pos's Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "ProposSls sfor--'t---,1 nd tive Post Qusytermasters.
 A. J. McGONNlGLE,
 QuartermaAfer U. B. A. Api N-ApH q. n Chief Q Q,ar,ermaster.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
The Chi.ese Qusssiss.
(connUxIcArED.)


 Every day brines moro signatures ts tho Anti-Chiuess League Register, kept at Aitken's Cigar Store, near the posto@ce, and t m becoming evident thst the citizena of Prescott do not desire the continued presence ID our town of the Chinese; many patrosiss them from cheer necessity, be- cause the Mong 'lian aocursed eompe'itios has driven away white labor.
 Nov. God helps thoss who help them- sslves. Let every woman who II desirou' and able to do housework and take ir washing at reasonable ates. make tbe fact known, either by advertising in the daily pspss or by leaving her name at Aitkeui Store. Let the white gsrdbsrs and fsrmerl mako au effort 10 raise and sell their pro, duce at as low r.tes a they can.
 Let every settlement and mining eanF in the county send to the secretary, pro. tem. of the Anti Chinese League, thu names of those who ere ,n favor ot th( Anti Chipeee movement, and the Chinese m Ysvapsi will soon be thirg of the past The Chinese will go.
 STEPHEN c. NARcou.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31

An exchange publishes the following which is worthy of preservation to placs slongside the annual spsing snske ssories, which appear as regularly q the da,sies bloom: "rbe moot remarkable atmospheric phencmeLs ever known occurred io Oshkosh Wis, On the 18th inst in the afternoon. It had been light, though slightly cloudy, when suddenly, ss the hour named, dark ness began setting down, and in five min- uses it vas e dsrk q midnight. General condemnation prevailed. People oo the streets rushed to and fro, teams dsshsd sloag, and Women and children beat pre- cipits,e retreats into celisra All butiness ceased until lights could b. procured Ths daTkpsss lasted ten minutes, when it paced oG.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31

c. s. Hutchinson and wife returned iron
 Tucson last night. rhe latter is greatly in proved iu health from her visit. Major O,ey left ,o-dsy for the coppe
 camp ct Jerome.
 TIE ARIZONA wEaELY JouRxAL AIxS'
 wllI be published o-posrow- Send copy to your friends in the east.
 Kentucky sour mash wblskey, double standard goods and genuine Tennessse
 white rye as the Cob Web. Young Walter Hsiligso, under tuition of Sam Hill, has turned out to he ehampioo timer, the same as he excels in all else hs undertakes.
 Csowsy has gons to Tooso Bssip fcs fsv days, but leaves Mir Geo. H. Huber. . ,osPETExr vstchmaker ip charge dunng w sbsesce. If Shull ( Austin, of the Gray Eagle Sts- bles, are having their xagons and vehicles
 of oil kinds newsy painted. preparatory fo' the eumuer trade.
 DThs Flagstaff Champion comes % us th,s week edited by H. c. Temple. It is now owned by . stock company and it cosuea
 out squsrsly e . democratic paper. Msssrs. Hardy < wildermsn, of Chesry Crsek, are preparing Co run steam arastrs so work ore f.om their Etts nine. The ore
 from this mine n prospecting very .ieh. Mr. Graves and partners are making pre- paratioos for extensive mining operssiooa
 on the Hassaysmpa, They propose te Hume the water ot the stream from the faila down the creek,
 \. E. Fay, founder of the FlagstaA Champion, is, we learn. publishing the 'wsve," at Santa Monica. California Not
 having seen copy Of i. we wonder what
 the "wild, wild Wave is saying" Shorthand is taught entirely by mail,
 with better results in any given time. than by oral methods. Send ten one cent
 stamps for "Declsrstion tf Independeoce" and teTms.
 RALPH B. CLARKR,
 4637 Germantown Ave, Philadelphis, Pa. Mention paper.
 Remembsr that AllcockS are the ooly
 gsnuise Porous Plasters. They act quickly
 and with certainty, and ean be vorn for
 wseks without causing pain or inconven-
 fence. They arc invaluable in csses of
 spinal weakness, kidney and pulmonary
 difficulties, malaria, ague, cake, liver con-
 pl.int, dyspepsis, strains. rheumstism,
 sciatics and nervous debility. Our plasters
 blister and isAame the skin co that the
 poess arc closed and often csuss serious in : fury. Do not risk health end vasts time
 and money bv buying inferior articles made
 ts cell on the reputation of the genuine. When purchasing plas:srs ask for ard ses
 that you get Ailcocks Porous PlastenL Each genuine plsster bean the registered
 trade mark stamp. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
FROM MONDAYS DAILY:

No news from Geronimo yet.
 $. Aumu.ier has gone south.
 Sterif Maivenon las gone to the Verde.
 Another very ligh, fall of snow yester- day.
 The tsrays mustered thirty members at their lset drill.
 The zane of baseball yesterday resulted in 6 score of 3S 70 e3.
 Stock is reported in excellent condition in oil parts of the county.
 Pnenix is still working to get . steam laundry m operation.
 Prepare your sheets and pillO" eases for the party Friday night. T. Otto went out to visi, his mine to.dsy in the Has.syampa district. George W. Hauce, ToEto Basin wagon 70 ,d com0issioner, is in town. The Little Diana saloon is being treated to new roof snd other repairs. Rev C. B Summer had large cougregs- ton n; the Congregational church yestsr day.
 Stock ii the southern part of the county is reported .eveling in g ass up to ,heil knees.
 County Assessor J. N. More returned from an assessing tour 'o the San:a Maria country Saturday.
 T. J. Butler and wife and Miss Anni' West lett th,s rorning for brief visit t' Kings ranch cn the Upper Verde.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

New potsf ,es in fie market.
 y.I. Gar iner rece'yed q lot of new gcocs ;s-isy,
 Judge Fisurs predicts raj. before ns week closes.
 Auc,ioneer fisher secured good prices q: sh. auction yesterday.
 Sheriff Muivenor returned last night from tue Bradshaw country.
 l. vers of fdanciug are on the gu, vive over q. sheet and pillow case party.
 ]. D Hem. Las purchased N. L,wlers Sac beck Lorse, psyirs therefor $l7s. The .osf oi paint being spplied on the post 'fi,e block improves tne appearance of the buildings v=ry much.
 Mrs. Roach, of the Reception Restaurant, gave her Cbi1ese ccok the grand bounce to- da.. and Wal. hereafter employ only white tslp.
 E=v C. B. Summer, of Lss Vegas, New Mexica. c.ma in na last nights stsge. He wi!t preach on Sandsy st the Congrega- giorai church.
 Ta- H"hsve Miner says: G-sss will bs more plentiful iu Mohave county this sun uaeF than ever before in the memory of the oldest iuhab,snf.
 J.Q Stephens iass evening brought iu another io: of i le ia. beef from the ranch ol John Aars, on the Upper Agua Fris. It is equal in quality to foe com fed Deef.
 S. AumulIer, proprietor of the Prescott, House, will leave soon for . briei :rip to the southern part of the terri, Y |, incorporate bis health which has bsen rsthe, poor of late.
 Ei;o: Hyde, of the Nohsvs Miner threatens 10 movs bis paper and the count! seat .o K,ngmsn if the bosihess men O Mineral Park don't do more than they ar' DOW towards the support of the paper.
 S l.. Bel and wifi. of Alexandra, left D! psivs,e conveyance ihis afternoon for A-i Fork, cn route 10 California. From ther they will go on an exrended visit to th' eastern states and Canada. They expect [, return 10 Arif1ua in the fall.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
Ua0lling Bnloo.

An exchasgs lays down the 'ollow,ng rules e infailible in the vsy of tstardisg the growth of town;
 Opposs improveDenta
 Run is down to strangera
 6neee st its nevspapen.
 Go to some other town to trade.
 Don't invest cent, Icy your mooey out somewhere slss.
 Lengthen your face when . stranger salks Of l0catin9 in is.
 If . msp wann to buy your properly chsrgs him two pncss,
 Nhe wants to buy anybody . else isser- fere and discourage hiu.
 Bs particular t.. discredit tbs ootivss ot public spirited citlsens.
 If you want to read the local journal borrow it of . neighbor, and after you hsvs finished It ssk him what hs wants to keep such messly sheet for.
 Run down other psrts of tho tova then your own and speak disparagiDg'y of all tht surreusding country, except such sracts q you ave personally interested in.
 If yos can't Ahog" every thing, judgs every body else by yourself and accuse them of doing it.
 Refuse to see the least merit in schems shss does not directly bensds you.
 Should you happen to pstrooise . local journal, let the editor know you simply dO it to help him along; never for . me0eaI scksowledge Co yourself nor to anybody elsr, that prosperous sova wss never buil' up, and sevsr will bs, without the aid of [ local newspaper. Do your beet to disiis the town in fec. tious and to keep one faction fighting ths other. By careful. following these rules good healthy "kicker," grovler and obstruetion' jet can do wonders toward keeping dss'rabls people out of town, and disgusting public spirited oncs in it % that they w'll want tc get swsy.-Ex,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
De. Duslers CAsp llsass.

Aootezums Street, Prescott. All the deli. 2. cies of tho Home, San Frsncisco and s.ausss City markets. Computing: Fresh Tah, Oysters, Lobsters, Chickens. Pigs Fee',
 .,pe, spiced Lsmbs. Tongues, Salad. etc, e, Dinner from to ! ?. Y. Elegant Private Rooms Attached, suppen and c';isate Dinners . speciality. Pricss to suit ae times. Open day cad night.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31

The Albuque'qus Journal ssys there are pow i've flowing ve'ls at Petroleum Cester, this county. New discoveries are being . ade almoss daily, and healthy hosa is in town. Wallace, forty niles north of lhn city, is the most sccesaibIs obieciive point in the vicinity of the oil 1elds.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
 The harmonious democracy" is expected to arrive in Prescott this wssk,
 The anti. Chinese mas meeting will bs held on Satur1 lay evening next.
 Sprsins and bruises are cured by St. Js. cobs Oil, the cenqueres of pam.
 Oh, For good smoke! -Aitksas Bet. l2K cent cigar and you have it.
 Col. I. 6. Sedgswick, of the land depart. ment of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, ia in town.
 A number of Prescots people will attend the dance st "Bsst" Crouchs so-night in Skull Valley.
 Psrtis. are engaged in manufacturing maple syrup and maple sugar alsng the Hsssayamps. The Prescott 0rays will give another hor on the 18th of April which, DO doubt, will be grand affair. A new lot of Spring Millinery, just re- c.,ved. Prices to suit the times. Mns. A A. FuRBrsH. msr9e As
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31

For the cum of n quarter" Each son and each daughter Ot Adam, can feel quite secure: No colds VII assail then, No cough will s'er oil them, For DOW they have Red Star Cougt
 Core.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
vAe Prescott Garae.,

North end of AeO nmick street, oders for ale strong planss of frhubarb and asparagus, sods sf strawberry plants, which will bear truit this season, onion sets, horse rsaish
 sts. double hollyhocks in four distinct col ss which will bloom this season. Thsos plAnts are raised by white labor and the moaey realised from their sale sill not be sitadrswn from circulation by being sen, q, China. m10
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31

We call atter iioos 10 advertisenent in our eolomos of Caba, Niokelsburg c O the leading boot sod shoe msuufacsursrs on ,be Paei6c Coast. They give work to several hundred tpeeple aud employ only white labor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31

and any lady who give her time and energy to eanvassinG for them can soon bui up permanent and profitable business. They:sre not cold by merckan Is, and we give exclusive territory, thereby giving the gent entire control O these superior corseis IF he terri tory sssigned her. We have large nun Ter of agents who are making grand success selling these goods, and we des 2 such ID every town. Address. Nme. Griswold < Co. 92S DWay, New York. m3i 1mw
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
LA0TaSG.
ADREN.

Throagh fate, were brought together Two happy hearts in one A roguish dart dropp'i downward, And shese-shs thing vas done. But l, % young and foolish
 Saw reflected cu her cheek. The glow of hssrt-iel' rapture Lowe language go to speak. We'll, ws sang our soogs together, While hops and life were young; Ous hearts were full of music,
 Which rippled from esch tongue. Above the summer sunset
 Lit up the fading sxie I ooly saw r h-cted-
 The love Tn Mands's ey.s' Ah! We'll, ve drifted onward,
 And in the coming ysa,s. l shared vi.h her, life. brigatness; She shared with noe i.s tears, And in the summef's sunshine,
 Ikewise the winters snow; To crown Our yesrs wth blessings, We saw our blossoms grow. Her sweet head now is silver'd,
 Her hair DO longer gold, We've journeyed ou together,
 And we are growing old. . Far desrer are the wrinkles,
 Than dimples were of ycre, For closs besides the river
 We wait upoa the shore. We hear the wxvelets breaking; Beyond. ws hear the cong, And know, in psssiug over
 We shall not tarry long. But grosiog young together.
 Amanda C., and r. Shall dwel! in life eterns',
 Where love shall never die.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
HosloA

The report circulated around town ts the effect thst the Williams House Restaursnt Wss about to close is entirely witheut foundation and false.
 H. 4. KENDALL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
leryous Dobiljtsted Qen

loo ars allowed free trial of thirty days , she uss of Dr, DyeS Celebrated Voltaie 3clt with Electric suspensory Appliances or the speedy rel,tf and permanent curs Nervoue Debility. loss of Vits'ity aad snbood and q. ki1dred troubles, Also for .Dany other diseases, Complete restoration Ia health, vigor asd manhood guaranteed. No risk incurred. Illustrated pamphlet, 'ith full information, terms, etc., mailed
 ..by sddressing voltaic Belt Company asrohsll. Mich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31

For tea or twelve years have been ..-erely afflicted with catarfh. Never Seiore feun. uch decided relief as from Eiys Cream balm. l consider myself cured -J. W. BUTTISsTOx, M.charicsville; N. | (Price 30 cents.)
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
ssAs.e e CsaDAre w.iA ls.


 SAN FRAxcIsco, FKB. 25, 1885. Jay EYE SHK LIxINEzT O., San Tram cisc0-Ceutlemen:
 I have been driving trotung horses for the past asteen yesis both in eastern states asd here, and have used sil kinds of liui- mens in the care of many horses that have been in my hands. bat have never used any thi-g to compare with your linimert fer bruises, sprAins, contracnons of muscles, cuts and galls. l, has DO equal ard hence fnrth use DO other in ny businea.
 Yoss Very Respectfully, (Signed) ANDY. MCDOWELL. Dr. Q. Lincoln. Prescott, Aris, General Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
PiynessA asek EEss

For sale by J D. Cook. Prescott, Aria, @ 50 per setting. These eggs are from 8is insl stock. from the celebrated William Nile ranch, of Los Angeles, Cal. |:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
RaanOO onl ORRana

the Anrst tone and best make, suited ts T elinats, for sale cheap st
 GEO. Fl. CCRIYb If Jewslry Storo.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
BuaIuHB LOCALS.

We will furnirh the WEKKLr JovRHAl- uEl and the Weekly San F~neisce Call etS.5o year.
 Local lxFKIlLeKNcE-fFesh Oystels just receiveda pew lot at BaumsnS Goa tsctisoery. .ssore Cortes stseet. n
 sO1r Chief.ain,' only s eeuts, and al suod e any 10 cent c,gaz n tho town, q Aitkens Ci4af Store. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
l. 1. FISHERS LOCALS.

ovsreosts iron esee snd upward ct J. L. Eisher's.
 Blankets and Quilts q your own price at J. L. Fisheri.
 Boys and Mcns' Button Shoes, tl.oo per pair al J. L. FisosrS.
 Flower Pot Bsscksts st J. L. Fish- er's.
 BAied .Alfaifa hay andi heat hay. cheap ct J. L. Fisher's.
 Carpets an Oil Cloth, 70 cents per yard and upwards, at J. L. Fishefs. Fresh Butter and Esgs finn the ranch just r.ceived at !, L FisherS. Fresh Smoked Shsd and Herring e ]. L. Fishers
 Rubber Boots and srct.cs 10 great variety st J. L. Fishers.
 Hanging lamp. aud ea.nisliers best snd cheapest st J. L. F'shers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31

Large direct cash buyings make close prices possible Our Country Order Department has been enlarged and facilities added to accommodate increasing trade,
 We this opening much larger and varied assortment than before.
 Collected here be found the latest styles and best qualities from the leading markets of the world while guarantee price against any the WEST QUALIFY considered
 A careful comparison but convince you that just what say.
 We feel fully assured that the you prices and qualities the of your trade will
 Any order you may send will prompt attention Our various lines Dry Goods Fancy Goods Cloaks Wraps Boots and Shoes Clothing Gents Furnishings Hats Caps Trunks, Valises, etc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
DoDS

'CLAY.-In Williamson Valley, March d
 te the ~ife of Henry Clay, . daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
q Casa

'o aIl who are su6eriny from the errors and .iscrsuons of youth, nervous weakness, .srly decay, Ioss of msnhood, etc. l vii seed recipe tlas vIIl cure you FTP 1E OF hARGk Teis great remedy vas dis-
 wsred by . issionary in Sout.. America. end self.sd5ressed envelope to the REv 'osKPn T. LYMAN, Station D, New York .ty tts
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
A A1lo

Wanted at the Prescott Garden, north sad ot xeosniek street. elsst
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
Aease ts Let.

House ot seven rooms 10 let. Centrally located. Apply st L. Bashford & Go. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
Wanted in Prescott.

\ An emerge ic bus ness woman Mo solicit aud take orders tsr the
 sAUn01E GRiSWrLD Patent skirt supporting corsefs. These
 corsets have b en extensively \ sdves tised and sold hy lady cac- Svsss~rs the past trn years, wh'c
 with their superiority, has crest-
 ed q Urge demand for them
 throu ,hout the United Stat 6.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-31
Will il not Pay Youto Send Usan Order.
Send for Samples of Cassimere. Showing Sus
 and Quality of our Clothing

Nc arc Offering Special lae of Boys Suits ages 2 v Yrs.
 M $5.95