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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
answers will be published in two weeks
HOW SENATORS DRESS.
The Toilet of "ihe Grave aud Reverend
seigniors" ut Washington

seigniors" mt Washington
Carp" In CereldRd Leader.
The f~avorite dress of the Senator OF to.
day is black brosdclotb, doHbls Lreastei
frock coat, high standing collar open at
the neck and boots. Sill business suits
are fast creeping in, and fully one third Of
the Senators wear cutaway c2atS. The
only man in the Senate today who wears 8
swallowtail coat at all timea is Senator
Conger, and he is Perhaps the most Dem
~ocratic in manners of that body. War.
ner Miller has on clothes hat would be
out Of plS1s we're he at the head OF a grocery
store. They are business clothes of rough
brown goods, aud Mr.. Miller's collar Is tied
With q soft blue polka dot necktie. Sen.
ators Morgan and Butler are both well
dressed southen men still their coats are
black diagonal ~cutsvays, buttoned high at
the front by q single button, and neither of
them shoSipg Dr. atom OF shirt Stanford,
the millionaire from California, IL drested
in Q bueineSs which could be duplicated for
$40, aud bis eTes are covered by glasses
with rubber rime. John a. Logan
q turnover collar and dark clothes. His
raven hair kisses the collar OF q black
broadclo,h, doaSle.bressted frock cost, the
skirta Of which are very full and the but
tons seldom fastened. Walthall, Lauar's
successor, dresses like a business man.
BE ia tall and thin. and HE hlae aud white
necbtie is not tisd, but ia fastened by Q
gold rim, through which ii Is dfavp. he
the most Of the southern men he wears
boots. end, as a rule, yoa will find these
only used at p-teat BY statesmen from tho
South AID Vest. The dandy Of the Sem
ate is Matt Ransom. he Is always dressed
in Llsck diagonal, aud wears his coat
closely %buttoned, as be moves about the
chamber with stately strides, pulling down
his white cufs so that al least three inches
OF them may be seen below his coat
sleeves. Senator Ingalls, is one ofthe best
dressed men in the Senate He has O
Broad way taller. John Sherman wears a
blue-blsck broaicloth, With G rather high
stspdiog collar open ct the front, and toe
Vest is cut rather loR, so as TO show the
vhi,est and c~leanest oil linen. Senator
Teller dresses 10 black, and combs bis hair
a part, q Ia pompsdour. Gallon
wears business clothes and boots. DON
Cameron affects q dark coat and light pam
and Wade Hampton has q .ouob
suit Of business clothes. Senator Ysses
wears sderby hst. Cockrell a slouci and
EVsrts = pug.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
THE BABY WAS RESPONSIBLE.
One Of the Painful Consequences Of Being
Made an Uncle.
ILL.,. H..

One of the Painful Consequences of BENZ
Made an Uncle.
Chicago Tribune.
oval, I'll be 60! burned if I kin make i
out" explained u yellow raw-boned coun
trymsn, a. he dismslly studied his le!'
boot; burned if | kin. Sister Sal had n
baby we hern, an father calk' lated twan''
more'n right that sone Of us should come
ter teown en- soTter show our interest 10
Sal an the kid. So father reckoned I'd
better go. Father was here arter the war
Al is reght slick on city ways, and he told
me how to get reound the 'stuups an
stones au' sicb, Wal | got long ell right
Want uotbin' wrong on the train. 90. q,
the station ] found a fel!er v;tl d one.hoss
cart sOrter like 3 hea eoSp With a seat or
top.
What dye charge to take m ur
town. / says.
An where TO 2 says he.
an sommers reound the post Office
ssayt an Iwont give mors'n 81. young fel
ler.' An he couldn't get no more, for ia.
TIERS pretty slick in city ways, an he told
me not to pay more'n 81. When / got ter
the post Office / asked the samp Teller
where Sal lived an | reckon tie gol darn
fool was one Of these bran new Dem.
mycrats. for he didn't know enough ter salt
keows, an I've got a six.year-old nsyvy
who kin do that. Wal then Q young fel.
Her comes up and ssys, Are ye lookin'
fur yer tiste. Saff
= res,' says ], young feller, / am An
he shakes nae by the hand an says. i
reckon you must be her brother 'Th'aint
no gittin' that | tays, 'l~easswiss' twoulden',
be healthy ter try it, Young feller, If father
VI q reound.' Why ] liss mex door t'her.
says he, en- tsis nornin' abe asked me to
meet you at the
"'Yonng f~sller,' / ssys, bows the baby2
"'Fust rate says he a tvoll, FOUNDER
faint now I says 'rcallyr
"'Sartiu.'
"'Whs. ise7 eoin' Ter call IT'D.
WAL ssys be git.in' kinder red, 7
dunno.
1--WE hearn,' says ], 'thsy was soin' ter
call it after ,
"'SArtiu.' he ssye, lausbin'. 'srter her
of eo'rse-ain't many slicker M U
Sallie.'
II diden't say nothin then jes' looked q,
him, tryin' reckon if Sci was 'tarnsl fool
'lough ter coil O boy ssllie. Then /
cslk lated that he was one Of the young
fellers father was tellin' Of, !but vs'n't goin'
ter let him sect. an says, Yea 'tarnal
slick name. Wall. / reckoned ter foller
him till VI come to 8 constable, an then
turn him over, iss' az father said.
Finally he says, d Jever drinkT
Then / calk' lated If l could get him
drunk fast, an ahen jes' turn him oyer y
constable, 'twouId jes tickle fatbs !.
death Ill be cowkicked. ledge ~
remember q durn sTter that" l III
Have yoa cay ssess', .,..d II,
ASKED tn'
gene Also
a,eO eoo> too" repeated the Court
WIN . tets shake" expression in bis Of
eye. "for. re discharged"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
No 1O2.-A Mystery.

A mystery am I. and oft the brain
OF learned ID 5 has vexed Itself 10 md
Ny mystil meaning, but has sought in vain
70 throw much light npon a thing so blind
Am l 4 brute, q person, or a place.
Am I something good, something evil
Am l q scape-goat Tor the uni race
Or, as some suppose, am / the devil
Let Milton solve the problem tried by many
There seems no better way than HE, or ialrer'
This is his theory, just as good az any,
That once l served as Satau's tandard-bearer
When doctor disagree let solyers aim
To search for nothing farther than may name
NKLsoSIAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18

No. 1O1 "A Great Travler.
While yet a helpless, creeping thing,
An impulse filed my head
To stretch and grow by wandering
To run and not be led.
The strong intent and forcetul bent
Soon found itself a way;
And my first journeying commenced
While on q bed Of clay.
And so with freedom most complete,
l travelled at my pleasure
And rumpled many q RULED sheet
In holdiI & varied treasure.
could not now and then refrain
From of my bed TO spring;
But soon l scrambled br ok again
Such falls we're quieting.
Now stronger grown / gaily sing,
Eat, west, or north or south;
And all / CLEAN from wandering
Is blown from my mouth.
But now / think my end has come
Though here / ana not clear
| haste to meet a long-sought one.
And then ! disappear. IT, l. a.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
A Morbid View of 1t.
WRhiaetm HdiehS.

Esthetic young lady-"Can you con
ceive Of anything more sombrs aud poeti,
cally solemn than the denounent Of 'Ro-
meo aud Julietf Could the poet have
msds t'eir fate more weirdly tragicT'.
Cynical bachelor-"0h, yes. he might
have married them"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
One Of Those Yankee Notions.

"A man in Chsp;ryiIle 10 said to have
p at in use o crank attachment to o axle
of his wagon 90 arranged that 40 be drives
along Il works the dasber in scnurn in the
wagon and saves no end of hSrd labor Ct
home.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
The Rqsful Lovers of Rue de NeuiIIy.

Two lovers living in the Rue de q ;u;lJv
whose marriage was discoup.. ehsnc d BY
thei, parents. swallowed !. dose Of bleach.
ing liquid between ;,sem to poison them
tslye'' Iheyy we're s.ved, but suffere b., I
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
Land of pure women aad heroic msn.

Land Of pure women and heroic men,
grOpe
To nlSck the dover Of long too hopeless hope;
jewellers In lonely hats by boz md zen,
still fierce TO Dive tne rObbyTs tyom their ae1'
still aiming straight At your unnloIttl seDps'
WIN on ana newer foes still stanch TO cope
when daWns now near your day % triumph, then
when hymLS are chantCd and wnCn tbauESarc Ald
To an who loved you in the darker Gays
When the full gIoty ot a poodle praise
To liyhuthrough lingering plight aud tempssi leu
Shines Ike he front OF heaven among the dead,
Weave then the immortal wreath Tor that NhiVs
head
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
GLADSTONE.
Nee YwE San.

Near that dim threshold where death turks 10 wall
10 clutch the crown OF SEASONS long delayed,
By ueaklings' ta8s dessrtton u~ndisnayto
nnhovea updauntFd, equal eth 70 Fate.
Not rank, nor wealth, nor prejudice aTrsyeI;
nor hate, nor hope may make his soul airalu,
Whose fruit OF aiu - certain, ripe though lats,
When the brave latter aud taa st'enS grON S"t''
With hand u. shaken b. sli-pS swing age
He writes tho Wori Of Justice on the pSge
Where Wrong for generations hath been serGiIed'
OH uatiou-Shaking ;aUnge. oh, voice oil goio,,
Aud heart that yeas nor seasons msy maAoopu'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
nBwer

SG.-Iiie.
ST., skipper; 2. Col; 3, CODY 1 Roach 8,
Pike; G, Gilt-hesd; :, Muilett; s, Pipe; 9, White
bait; IL. Whit; II, saw-fsh; u, Rudd; II. Ling;
10, Kay: l6, Moon; II, Star; ls, Minnow 10, Re
mora; 20, sun; q, Crawling; q, had; %, sole;
81, Dab; p, Club; %, Angler; 81, Hake.
So -Chuck-ho!e.
S9.-WoOd- view.
9O.-l, Lion; >, Mole.
9l.-Teutonicism.
g2.-l, Pine, maple, elm, ash; 2, Pear. fig, or
ange, plum 9, Pea. corn, turnip, bean.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
M. 1~n3.-Iettar WOrds.

A man, walking in his garden one day, saw ousy
body among his flowers. After watching II Tor q
while, he made A declaration in relation thereto IN
seven words, using in rotation an Exclamation, q
pronoun, a verb, a pronoun, a verb. an article anu
a noun. He used only seven letters OF the alohaoet
and each letter but once. What did he say ana
what letters did he useG J'p'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
No lnR.Ahn InscfiptiOn.

Long years ago a three-cornered stone was dug up
in England with an inscription on il like the repre-
s~eniation herewith given. The learned professors
failed 10 decipher the enigma and il batfied all ef'
forts, until finally, a poor herdsbOy solved 1t. III
beauty of thought contained in the solution will
well repay q diligent study.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18

No. IOT.-Double synonyms.
sslutes with the lips,
Or certain slips.
Two words will correctly name;
Though different quite
Uuto your sight,
You'll find them doubly same.
ASDBNOS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18

neassIssGNl
Lavs BeIlstss dsos
S -. ssii:irs d sssH s.As
1. scsms suus,.. 1855 s.sdsHr']
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
NO. 1o4.-A Literary Outcast.

mo. 10i.-A Literary Outeast.
am operation, working, act.
But obsolete as such, in fact.
In a coiloquial sense, you see
The fashion or the mode In me-
That noisy meriment | mean;
In slang my little name is handy
To designate 8 glass OF brandy.
Alas! | find, where'er 60,
In literature my rank Is low
But MS l have my name expressed
Twill be by every gueSser guessed.
NELsOSIAS,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
SPHINX KNOTS.

Amy communications for this department should
be addressed to f. r ~CHADBoURN, LewistoEn
Maine.l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18

X
No. I0S.-A Transportation,
I'm a iami lar StOpping-placc,
You'll reach mo BY and by;
But II you do not see my face,
Twill be a "sin if' don't try
NPsTLAHTl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
No 1O5.-What Would You Say?

Though an apprentice aud a pie,
The fact there's no ignoring
That / am what you'd likely say
To one who's loudly snoring.
NELsoNIAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEYAx1JREo7 TxLD.
IA EXPLANATION ~ BxYzxKs1 IL
sbaii, tsundsy s1osptsd. taoedsy sruvas
whesifra Tine:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-04-18
A A OF PRICES.

Samples of Editorial Notices Given In
Dakota for Small FavorD Thankfully
Ranuad
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07

The Dew mail contractors co tho Ash Fork and Masicops rooIss i, ;he ' CJifsnis Oregon ( Idaho stage company. Four cs the soidiers arrested for sssaul tipg ( Sexic,n, were yesterday bound ever by Cours Commisnonsr Me0.eW in the sum of SIS each ts snsves belsss ths next grand jary.
 Frank Amator, . fsrnsr re, idirg sea Pbeaix, was overcons siIh the beat while thfe ,hiog sn Monday sni d,rd irssa the effects of it on Tuesday. He was s ysars of sge spd leaves a wiS, and three ehi,d1ea
 We wouii suggest that oar fire soys sprinkle the s,recu around ,hs Llsss iss rhe parade.
 Jose Bi5ge>. the half breei "J.p" was sf CT ex,.n.iDs,;oa befors Court Commis siooer GreenS.w yss'erday, heid 10 answer in the district eouG, uader the csaree Of a,emp.ipg E. inei,. shc Msrieo- pas to The wsrPsth. Tbere Is considerable of mystery sboa' tb,. maa Bridges. - Gazette.
 H.F.Krabe, signal se vice observer ss whipp.e. hss placed this office rndsr cb.i. gstions for . weather summary fe' Ju5c, from which we compile the following: The highest temperature during the moL'a ~s 93.l, lowes;, 43. @ess temperature o74 There were 26 clear days, 1 fair snd "o cloudy dsy-, and DO rainf.l in Jane.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07
Tus cElFeRiTIon.
PatTielIe 0bssUaace of lsde.
 6eaee Day ia Preseoit.

Ihs gssat American sagls sss ss hsnl yesterday. drssed in his aasss p'uaaes.
 Proud and aejessic bird that hs is. s. n'pH-: ais sin;. over the easirs c.sn-sy frVsa Asans sO C.iifornia. .sd fYoa Csc.ds [" 'ns Goii. io s.uoFs of tue day vb~.. h1 tss'e"-e "'. 'a'"n- in 'a. sosgsy na,as oi | oa <he ,t.a q ., sa. wi.lstled ..Y aai .. Dsodir" ,s ai. s.r until old Indepenasncs bell cracked i'' sias ~Ma lsashsse st iAe fas.
 Al the dsvsS easiy light" yssterdsy corning "oor Bag was still ihere," to . very large extent osrr ,hoassnds Lpon tho0sasds ot bai,diags ia ,nis .i.ni q: .se frse S1i aoms of fine brave" rsstesaay vss not pre- esiy spar king, InispsEe- d.y. but uss within oos oi is. sud w.. ;sbsa. ed e ssch by "A0~T,es." For the lIOta ,iae, shs DsclArstioR of luiep,n leuss vss Iesd throughout ths length and bse sdth 0f the lA1d, while "Hsii Coian b,.." sYsrses Doodle" end other Americsn aiIs ~eie played by the band.. For tho liO,h t.a,> in the history of our 'untry emosso -,a |. mea snd ambitious orators Js:e! ,hsU- selves hoarss CD bsts f of lib.rsy, i~ -,.a,:. aad indsp.ndsncs b,le, "Young A,ne.,csr of the 6fth gsnei s.ioo, hso giorios. ,..ss with hfs cracker snd bomb.
 CssutTy people cane to town sad tosp people vsat to the country to celebrate AnsfiesS day.
 Pr-sesss vss not behind the rest of the eities of the Unissd Ssatss iu i.s patriotic demansirsti0os. It mad its public aad psivase baiidiegs dec ,rsted sith ever. greens aud A.ss. It had its psrade wsh iss goddess of liberty car. it lad . bana. an orStor. . poe, xnd . re.der If the Deelass,i,n of Iniepesd.nce escs of ~Lop acquitted himself p.triosicsiy. ln ,.s sftsraeoa the Hcrsibles passdsi the s,rse'. te the sousenens of ihe many spectator. Taking isto confederation the s> 'es ume takes to prwpAss for is. this sas . very saccsssfsi feature of the day. The exhi- bisise hose race, hy seiecssd meubers of ths Ire department was good making the time in @ secosds. Coaching the greased pig a1oeded lots of smussness end ihe po,eine vss taken ia hy Joseph Stephess ef tse Tssgie neat mxrket.
 xoEU AxDsIxaDkx1s.
 The decorations under J. V. Ro ;eobur:'- supervision were exceptionally esoi.
 Joe Dsuptin, = Rip vsn wiukIs oi ,,.- HAsri6ies, wss excellent.
 Billy VsadefDilt ,mperscoa.ed sa organ grinder isimisably, while JoAny Robinson e his oonksy wss perfection.
 The hIespen in their new asisosms sre ssotsd 6ss apoesrsDce.
 4 prominent fc.,nsr oI shs mo, s.ux pefste sAs JouxsAL -NISER prv.. .h operation printing pscsr.@Aes 0! sas dsy's persorosac~.
 The saloons oil had gooi rus % ssn msP drinks.
 The Hotels ssd res:surssss esve their patrons au . xtts g0sd pper
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07
Fs,x FRIoAyS DAILY.

T.. S.Su's :-,s4.i't ,oS'.ios Lat f~o l..,egt- a ."rp M
 P.as-. r2. S.s-! .rnssa .,sw 'te Cci: l-... I, '"a '.
 r'.., 5r..p .,e r .h-. seV snii.a: hss x-i..i .. A.h Fork.
 !anin.,e. is-a ,e as-s aa.i VI. usn Ss ...r l. ..esa,t. i' iL :ss scs.nsr s..asrurs b.v, -,.,rc.i is pc, ID 6ota Yums 90 r:.-,.,v -iiha 'hA P., x Gay. "aug Ia tse ra.nias ", tue mi r esop.
 L.C. Ps'mar cant ras pAs-e 'ssr U's 70 Asa r,.k ,o-a,y by prisNe e,avsssre. so- day.
 ci:Y e,u ,e.. ~ii :; me.: u7',i Tuesday v.wni,s Jaye. "v."s to ta c.'eb-a.ion q, GHassy.
 Ct.pc. $ S.a,S. she wies-unurs sssge r.~n have th.w he,3Y.sr'e-s .; the W;.:i.us House re.:.rIat.
 Ns sa'Gvso hss J1.t r-cei'ej she oonest,c paper pMs-rn. f,r Js'y .: Ter Lsd.ss Bsx .sr.
 er. B-hsa L,cug.t six hSi.s is from ras ranch q. Had & i.isca.n yssts'is: 10 ee3seI so :i.- z 've, uE-st.
 A o,eAesrs ..f i l.. p;sess -,s, v.o'ias. . tass vioi, coraet .ad P snn disc,u ned music to ft. pa'r .as of Us Ssxsrsc iss' ..;.:
 Sire O.a Hs.ii,y WAi.ksy and Ane iupor,ei C,gars 25 e~n,s, a' the Pal scs Saloon; aiso, O ] viS nj. Rse en ssle- U
 R,uss.!n S.-tin t.s 'es,-d ;h, A,i' sc,s brewer, spi vii osm a.rcc Esk'pl beer shortly.
 r. c, Psrk-s c.me m from t!. railroad ias, evening. Re cay. tn.; hi. mil is cot. ting frem 900 so 1 .doo ties per Gay for ,i, P.& 4 c. R R.
 See. rsils f.s oUr r.ilro.i gre .Friviol dsily ss Ca,no ssatios. Track laying ha 10: yet conaesecd G3: n expe:ted '' canmsrcs very soou.
 rs. examination s' ths verds eoldisl before Judge NcGrew hss .d rdsf fua. Uf smuemrp, for . number q; lkss whos ie;.ur- permitted thci. sttsodsnee.
 AG Oliver has sold he building st Asl Fork te T. :. Bullo.k. and it will De in m-di.,ely takeo Ssxa sa3 rsa loved i Cu:Io StaEop.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07
\ wIeox special says: Tbs trail of Eve

\ wieox special says: Tbs trail of Eve bucks. Gpe squ.s and one enid has bees found a 'h- S,eia's Peek raDge- They sre tTev-i;og through s s'uniry g., rough ,he | e.ysiss v.usol Iviios LeU.-SiAi: 4. c. Oliver toe Ash Fosk merchsOt and
 isi vsrding agent. is preparing |" move 10 Chino station and catch on 10 the business end of the boom just setting ia tssre hy the building of cur branch rsiiiosd CT. shaw sdvestises bis Seven Mile Houss in this issue of the JoUaSAL.GIxER
 It is . very pleasant tri's 10 the above plsce and since tskiag charge Mr Shaw has gres,siy improved the plsce for 'i'e scco,amoiation ot gussss. Wonder vaa, is the matter with the
 Tonbs,oos Ep'aph. No copy ess rsscsed this of3cs for tea days.
 Phenix wants 8 railroad, recne'ion works, water w,rks, fire dtpar,weni gas works. creamery aud o..ef eoi's'
 prises.
 wm. Mitchell. q pronineo, rsncher Of the lower Agua Fra vas in ,own 10 day He reports crops aDa grass sood 10 thai secsioa and s,ock looking fine
 Engineer Helm rep,rts as iseresse in the water supply, s.nce the removsi oi ihe muc from the filter. He has now sbout two feet of water i, t6e reseGs a, and is pumping from I40,o0o tO l5o.00o esllcns Der day. while iev days sgs he could not ss; over so,ooO gallons
 Amsn named Shscksifcrj wss troasb in from ronto Basin yas,erd.y and placed in the county tosp.tsl to be treated for rattle ssake bite received thirt-en years ego. He came 70 this county from Texas about two months ego.
 ST. Doc Chico BaTsgan, one ofiae Mexi" esn pionsen of the Territory. died at bis residence on the north side of the river, on Friday last. of heart disease. He ~ss over So years of ags sni wss ighly esteemed and respected citiz.n. He leaves . large family to mso,n his deash.- Enterprise.
 \ man might with as much reassn as you for your poske: book, si,hout cou- siderst,oo, ss to ask nessPsp=r to lend its columns to bis advsncenent with iur pay ing j1st compensation therefor. Mer' chants pay for their advertisements, why sbould politicians and other snbitious men Lc, pay newspspen fS advertising tbsn,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07
0a1lro0A Doeos.

'. .. Bullock .efs fer the vrsde ags,s ,o.5sy.
 Track lsyiss coansnesd day sod sii be Pasa.d st the rate 0i srs . df Eiis per dsy us.ii completed.
 Oser thirr, miles sf rsi'. a'e "n the ".y O. nays been ,-csivec a. Chin" -tSi.0a. The iron bor.e will be ip Prsscss; fh.asss is,sG 6sss,es ,er,eCs sccidsass.
 Tack icy :rs' camp is located saAf Chia, ssasior. snd the gr.defs' asaa sb'ut is niles s,r.h. rEelve miles of ,he grade 's fssdy foi the tr,ck srd six m,Iss R:,s rssil, san pieied. One hundred men afe employed st pse' seu,, end more he,Se employed every day
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07
PerDonol 0ensiOa .
6bUO00h 0cDu
 From Sssurday's Dsily.

From Saturday. Daily. Df Geo. F. Thornton shs we'll knowh stockmsn is in toWa.
 Supervisor J. D. Cook viii arrive f,on the east his evening.
 Miss Jennie Trask arrived from Ash Fork by private conveyance last night sad will spsad short time visiting friends in Prescott.
 Mrs. Dlv;dsos of New York, mother oi Mu.B B. cr.po of Skull valley. cane in from Ssh Fork lat evening.
 FL Cock lef, for Tucscn this morning.
 Judge Shields and wiis left to-day for Tucson
 Lieut.. Spencer, engineer cheer Of this department has been ordered to Huschuea.
 II. X. Carter ssd wife are in trom their ranch aud ~ill tensis for the ee!ebrs,ios.
 M. H. sherman is stopping for few days visiting frisndsia Presc ,i.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07

Deps,y Msrshsl Dasavaa ~ns 0oi 10 Camp Verde 1t,s mUniug win . srrrss' for ,as arr~sl of Leebsrd cad Larry Cor. rcll who are charged With ssssr:tin4 Lyuaa Drum and D.v,G B.veiier. Nc pSrtic Ilus of ,be sffsir s:e al bAsd, bu' the latter ssnsd pas'ies are reported ,s ss .,sioasIy ssd probably f.ts!y woundsd
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07

The City Coaucil met last sight aal asditsd s.lssy scseants for tho nestA They awarded : contrsc, ,s c. Liad. for 1000 cmds "t wood at eS,l7 per cord, and awarded . costrscs ,o !. u. Nsrieo fer pripticg st 5 e.sis nsr inch Arss iuses tiss and ( ess,s ior each subsequent iaser
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07
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Dr. o. Lincoln returned from Phenix last evening.
 T.. s. Bullock cane in from tue railrosd this afternoon.
 c. W. Stewart left for h,s home ae viss.is CAlifSrr's, yesterday.
 H. B. Clswson prom,peos resident of Salt Lake is payiDS . sscosd visat to Pres eots.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07

Residents of ronts BA-in celebrated Che Fourth in grssd style. Tue fun bega. on the Sd, e Wstkins' sanch with hosse racing, aud sn the 5th the seeps O; festivities was transferred to fs!soU, Green Valley, where there were hoes horss races, . bAsket picnic sSd o'hss snusemenu appropriate to the occasiea.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-07-07
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