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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-26
A Public Meeting.

Pursuant to notice the citizens
Of White Oaks assembled, largely
at the Town hall on Monday night,
June the DIST, to consider the
question Of how 10 remedy the
false or imperfect survey Of the
town as plated.
On motion of Jas. S. Redman.
/ Col. Jewctt was elected chairman
of the meeting, ana ON motion Of
Maj. Caifrey, Arthur 2. Green
was elected secretary.
Chairman Jewctt, at the request
Of MAJ, Caffroy, then explained
the object of the meetingas follows:
To devise some method OF recon.
cling the discrepancies between
the field notes and plat ot ,he town
as surveyed, and the actual facts.
The chairman stated that many
discrepancies were known. and
Others supposed to oAist That
for instance one of tine interior
lines of tine town was more rhau rs
feet longer CON paper rnan any cX-
terror line thereof, and ;hat it h ad
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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-26

I had the pleasure of entertaining, re-
Gently, Id, Vegas gentleman In lhc
course of our conversation. ! inquired If
ho wa, a subscriber to the optic; Hc i'm
formed mc lac was. told him was edi-
ting column in that paper He asked
the name of 10, and being told, said
thoughtfuliy Il do net remember ever
seeing anything Of the kiHd' / think
/ suddenly f.lto kiushipvilh the prophet
WHO was MOI without honor, save in his
ain c9untres
Thus writes the editor OF the
woman's column Of the Las Vegas
Optic, which reminds us of a simi-
lar quandary in which we were once
placed. Some three years ago we
happened in a store, when a lady
entered, and inquired OF the pro.
prietor who was relative, for the
LEADER. We tclt haltered, and
remarked that we were happy to
sec that she read eur paper. "Oh,
yes she replied. 81 would not
miss reading Peck's Bad Boy,
for anything" We wilted, and
declined running the" Boy" longer.
"Mother this book tells about
the angry waves OF the ocean,
Now, what makes the ocean get
lngryi' because 1t has been
crossed SO often, nay SON.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1886-06-26

IhC first five above names We're
declared elected.
ABruuE Z. GREEN.
Sec
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
sAeess a.A Pillow C.ses.

The Prescott Socisl Club, pursuant ts adjournment, held meeting lass night, ai Aitken's Cigar Store, to cOmpl.te the ds- tails of arrangemenss for the forthcoming sheet sod pillow case party. It was de. eided to give the party on Friday eveplng, April si. iu Hewey's Hall. No general invitations will be given out, but parties desiring to attend can procure sn ,nvirs- tion on application to any member of the club or to the gentlemen composing the invitation committee of the club who are A. Aiken, C. A. 0ske and W. J. Curry. The par'ies given by the club are solely for the amusement and entertainmest of its me mbers and it IS not g money making concern. Each member is ssSessed an amount which is just sufRcien; to cover the expeDses. Parties receiving invitations sie also expected so share their pro rata expenses with wember'. ana the price of admission for ths party has been fixed at tl-5o. The Psrties heretofore given by Il c clab hsse been very pleasant, . sood sociabIs time having been enjoyed, and the for'hcon ing one promises 10 be the bsss of the seriss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
Wednesdays Edition.

l Doo's forgot the suction to-mcrrov. Tocsoa bcasss of forty Chinese s.o,es. Aifalfs hay soils in PbeniX ss tl25o pei toa.
 ~. Pssricks ball co0nif.ee cleared $s4.. 30 ffoa the prote,d. of ibe ball. TAs Flssssad Chanp,on hes been cold by Ar. sps1ord to joist stock company.
 Pims eoanty vArranss recently reached sissty -si1 csn,a. the highest price paid fer m ysars.
 A. E Foose returned las. nigh: from Tuceoe, vhess ae has been attending tie esssioo of the supreme urs.
 4rs. c, T, Dunavzn left this morning fer . two months' visit to Los Angeles ia the hopes os bese6 ting her health. Her bus : band accompanied ter to the railroad
 At . meeting of the wom.n's Relief Cesps held lest evening, balance wss ssruck sf the proceeds realized from Co |. Egssrs lecture ssd tine result was most grstifveg e ibe society had S5Zs0 for tbsir tfessury alter paying all expenses.
 Ihs Star evidently expects the new terr |. so1sl prison board to vote all the corvicfs e It tAink' the change in iae management of the 'er.itcr'ai puison will change ,te political complexion of Yums county.
 Iee Top given iy 'he Pre.cc, Grsy. &, their nmory fast night vss sn exceedingly Pieasaht shsir. Tie srmory wss we'll filled with numbers If the company and their numsrcus friends, cad dspciDg was kept uP until alter midnight. The officers and osobsrs of ihe cnmpsny spared no pains 70 entertain their gues,s of ,bs evening.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
Notice Of ConstabIe's Sale.

nY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, ISsU. o cd out Of Justice Eugene Pannenberg's Court. of Prescott Precinct, County of Yavs- pai. Territory of Arisona, dated on the s3a day of March, A: ss6. in certain action vhsrefn King Norse Co.,, as pla,niiffs, re- cevescd judgment against James E. Bones and Charles L.Spencer, doing business nnder the firm name Of Bones spencer defend. ants. fer the sun of one hundred and nine teen del)are and thirty fous cents (slie.S4 and costs of suit, taxes at fourteen collars and n1nety.two cents ttl&s2) on the i6.h day of March 4. D.. 1ees
 hav- levied upon the follovin. described real estA'o, 10 wit: Lots, l5, r. ls q and 23 in Block Seventeen, belonr ing to said Charles |. Spencer, and Lois, s, le, I2 and la. In Block Twenty Two, belonging 10 said Charles L. Spencer. aud Lots le and IS in sad Block Twenty Two belonging to James E. Bones. Said lots and ocks being sItua,ed In the City of Prescott. County of Yavapai afore- said. and designated on the map oy plan Of said city e above described
 Notice is hereby given that on 1hursda ay . the 18th day of April. lss6, at two o'e cck T. m oS that day h front of the Conrt House in .he City of Pres ott, afOresaid, will sell all the Fight. tisle and interest of the sa d James E. Bones and the said Charles L. Spencer. de fendants, e aforesaid, in and tn the above described proI erty. st public auction. for cash to the highest and beet bidder 10 satisfy said execution ana all costs snd accsuius costs. Dated Proocott, NaYlh 24ih, iSss
 CHARLES F. FISHER, Constable of Presco td Precinct, YAvapat Co.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
sssA Ouek OAssss.g.

A good practical joke vss plsyedoo nun
 Der of our iccai -po:.sm~n 'his morning oy
 Isasc Helm, engineer If the city water
 wyks. He placed r~o wooden d.coy ducks
 oa 'be Miller Geek dsm, anu then rrporssd
 among lovers If duck shouting that ssefs
 were drcks over tasre. The dns On the scene vas ex-night~ .fcoman Geo Burton. wSo. after firing three shose, ssw that hs had Leen s".d and left just ia tune to give Frank Aead'm sn opportunity to try his no eooper had he lsf. than Telegraph Operator Muir came up with . yoopg ho ositzer, loaded ~i,h grape end canister os something smsher, and after cautiously creeping along 70 the esgx of rhs water, "blssed" away. When ,he snoks cleared away Muir ~ss discovered sting oa . rock about 20 feet from where he stood te fire. while the deadly saeet of bic shot vas vis- ible ou pine tree m 'he oprosise eide of the dsm, The b.,k being torn o6. i, for . disrsrce sf several feet. making it lock e if . dyn~mite csrtr dee had bsen exploded sgsiDsi it. Muir hsi h.d eDough sxperi- ence in duck shooting 10 know that the concu-sion from his Lun aIoue wss sufficient to have killed 'h ducks, sod as they stiii sa, pisciilv m ,hs su. !sce of fhs water, the fact of there oe'ng otcoy dswu.d bic mioc. and he hssiily L'd bis gun, end with his hand, ID his packets va. psciog bsck sDj
 forth alon 'h- slue of tho dae,, vhistiirg, "When ihe Spring Time Comes, Gentle Annie," ~hen G | shaw pa, In sn sPpear sDee with his gun sni . 6pe duck deg
 Mum begged Shsr ,o ls, him lave the gru ,p 'sk. .hoe ai the Guck'. but it vas too rmpnag for tne latter, SO after carsfuliy ger'ing 'u'o good posi- ios he ,urosi loose himself, filing both decoys iis lead, sni nearly ,iuk'rg them. He rhsn tried in vain 70 get hi- dos to g. In after them, bus he refused snd wss fuslly thrown 'p, only to swim back agsn A. C. A. Randall ~s. sppr aching, Muir jed shaw b-hisd som- rocks. sni qui=,ly 'oioe oehiu tos they were wooden ducks, and the two watched Ran- dall take deliberate aim asd fire ard siil the ducks did pot move.
 Geo, Sines snd rhos. Urquh.rs. who i'm. ported the 'deesys," witnessed the sport from behind sdIscep, rock', and U-quhsrs amount of fun for the money is his life Later in the day "rony.'a faro dealer ai the 6,zsrsc, went over sad wvied srross the creek where he could get good shot, and 6-ed twice st then.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
sr..k Les,,e's s..A.y uas..,..

For April is sn exceedingly interesting ruaber containing articles ts please all tas:es. It is especially rich ia engravings from painting and drawing, an the art lover will also find congeLial matter in the ekstch of Leonardo Da viuci, with its two accompanying portraits. "The Protestan, Sisterhoods of New York;" will attract much attention, e it refers especially to the si.ters of S. Mary, whose Convent ot So. Gsbriel at Peekskill has baen mach talked about recently "Church Going in virginia in l765," by John 5. Patton, is . local article of grea, antiquarian interest
 There are portraits of Bishop Huntington, who is supposed to have been uartyred in Africa, Archbishop Gbbors, of Baltimore, the secoDd American cardinal, and the late
 Vice President Hendricks, who Dr. Tsl mage eulogizes e "Christisn Politician" ]" There are msny other articles of present and future iuterest, and sbe number is full of beautiful pictures which please all, old
 end young.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
mas Usea Then Ferry Years.

R. s. Day, of wa,scnville, Ssnts Crus Co., California, writes February sd, 1885: "When my wife was seventy thres years old she was troubled with very bsd cough and it looked ss if she would die with con. sumption. She would not call . doctor, but commenced taking Brandrethl Pills, two and three every night. In three weeks she was completely cured. and her health is nov very good, and am sure the Pills have prolonged her life e well ss my ows. for have used them forty yesrs, and am nov eighty-four years old. They have been my only medicine. N
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
Send for Samples of Cassmere. Showing Sre
 and Quality of our Clothing.
We an Offering Special lias of Boys Suiis ages I2 II vs
at $5.s5

Large direct cash buyings make close prices possible Our Country Order Department has again been enlarged and facilities added to accommodate increasing trade,
 We this season. opening much larger and varied assortment than ever before.
 Collected here be found the latest and bes. qualities from the leading markets of the world while guarantee price against house the WEST, QUALITY considered
 careful comparison but convince you that just what say.
 We feel fully assured that the prices and qualities the of your trade we will secure.
 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., 1886-03-24
A sQCaaE AEAL.
TAe Diaser aas Devn se Sy shs Ne
 g0lafs.

TAs Disssr ses Dew, ie sy shs Ne As rrevious,y spnsupced in his paper, the "willisms House Reguis's," gave what soeiesy would call . "svsli dInnern las, svesirg- Tbe '1.eu.sis sie SIX in nr mber = follovs: oorhsm A. Bray, Judge J. J. HawkIns, Alvord Aitkep, Johs Smith J. F. xsader ssd W. Arcbib.id.
 They have reeeiv.d the ,i,ie of regulars or regular boardsrs, nos because they are inc only regular patrons the house has, but O account Of the regularity with which they appesr fer sseh meal. As promptly a the hands of ths ,own eiotk point to ssveu A. N, tvelve, Hoon, aad five P. N ,csn this sextetfe be seen catering the place. One of the puDber, ~ho has recently scored $ good record e duck hunter has informed tbs reporter that another reason for the ir being termed rssulars was the regularity with whith each individual made way each day q dinner with sbout two pounds of rass fuast beef
 Ths only invited guests at their dinner were H. 4. Kerdsil. pr-pns,or of rhe house. end . reporter ol this paper.
 Ths party sat d, wp st 4:s0 P N, and for two hours dd ample jus,iee 10 the very elaborate bill of fsre, ~hicb sIp peas below sll the sms of which had been prepared by '. L, Smith, e chef de cuisine for the sccssion. the company insue urat,ng & toy. colt Tor the nonce against say Chinese cooking Tbe pnDc,pal feature cf the meal was the duck provided hy ,be por,smen of the reeulsr'.
 A n"rs jnvis.. g>oc ns'nred compsny could nos be gotton together, and aside f.1 ths del cAcy of the visnds par,sksn of, eoch VII reDen be: ihe occasion e one Q. more thar ordinary pleasure on sceount Of its sncisl feature. To. following was the
 aIIL oP FARE
 vegetsb'e Sour.
 Chicken S.lsd. Roast Duck (~elI Peppered). . Ia hoof Roast ru'ksy Cranberry Jelly, Ross, T,s-
 derloin of beef, Brs,on Eek, Fork
 end D.ona
 nashed pots'oes, Bo,'ed Rice, j Fried apple, Orange sauce. Pouno cake, Coo arut csks, Jelly ssks. Lrnen end Green apple pie, Ice Ciesm with
 Lemob Ice, Green Fruit.
 Cisret, Ctfee. Tes, Milk.
 Imported C,gUs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

Another fA snow storm.
 s..riT Suiseron is in Pnenix.
 K,.a t.- arw "ad~ Of the Johnston uouse.
 Ben Butter has jus, 'sceived a lot of fresh oys;ss.
 Judge Rica.rd D. KuLn, of Cherry creek, is il iown.
 E.N. S.uford. E.q, i,;t nr St. Johns this m"rr'ng-
 E,eeue B,rne;t las sold tbe Plaza sta be. to L. C. Pslmer.
 D.. K. Ainswer,h .xpec's his wife on tom marow tights s'sge.
 Tomb.tone is stu. wrestling with the oue,,ian cf voting h school fax.
 Ex,Chi,; Jus ice Howard left tbs norn- lrgi. :, h:s 'o st,erd court
 A hi!. 0. .,ie oi s;.cs from Jane A Scott to Wm. W. Es.s has bean fled fnr record. -ree ceuc.rt At ih. Prescott House this e-ury An.wstsr Ia. been engaged for the occ,s;on.
 QI. Is:se Iun.be. of ci'izeus from a.. suirour..ins cous.I, caine in ;o attend las: -h.'- bt..
 Taere :> qpi d,sr'h cf !oca. news ss preseui .ai w fad our 1chsng-s suffering seyer,ly from 'bc sane complaint.
 4 nnvs-nel, IS on 'Oo, here lookin 6 to the irag-u.a;ioa Q; boycor against th Chm se a,ia wno employ them.
 Grea-er :ban an as roncmica! conJunc- tin. Red kr Cough Cure witch ren evei 'tFost ssoub cs; St. Jacobs Oil which con- e2ers pain.
 Rev C. $. Be,rdsise and wife have gons to Pbeu to visi, Mrs. Creighton, c"usit oi ,he forne- From there they will gt easi fc :e-,oe
 Tuc.on's sctool funi ili he exhaus'ei 1 on ta- g., of neX, Eonih. s.ter which tint the c,..t.~u,oce v th- choois is . 9uiei ssbe nate
 The To:abs,cn- says th-t Larry Davis one of ,be most cxper; pen.msn and sc cora.anis cn the Pac Il Coss', IS assisting County Rc,itr Jcnts.
 With inc re en: heavy accumulation 0 snpx VI the mccnteins, there promises t' h.. n uhund.ncr Os wa'eT n sli str am day:,. ilt coming season
 Tn. F sg-isff relief eom~ittee ought [ Seud crs cke, io ,lat fellow at the Needle who SD. ,he 'ei crsln stating 'hs' the con tr.b1'ions ..r tieir relief was s s~indle-
 A mid sri euie. fs.ic discussion too place a; ar early hour this mruing on 'b s;ree'. fri;, says !: vas sll on scoouss C the tuG roor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
Dask NOtes,

Jim" Guild took two shots st ihs wood en ducks this afternoon end vss lcsdiseup for another Iound when Tony" invited him to take d-ink of beef tes.
 Shaw says his duck dcg has more senss shan he, e he recsgnlzed the bogus article op sighs.
 Fritz Jes-en is negotiating for the pur- chase of the Mil.sr Greek ducks e compa ny for his red bat
 Burton poses q fancy wing shot, and ii is said that at late hour this aftssnooo hs .ss still waiting with his gun st fuL eocl for the ducks to raie.
 Muir would have kept shooting till sus down if like" Hslm had not pulled hin IT the engine house.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
Fson TuEspAy's DAILY:

| AOA . G"eS ! At,eba ths bop of the Prescott Grsys t0 night.
 Grasd Amrch to rgb, ct st p'ne o..'c' starp.
 Dr. J. N. NcCandles. n under ih' weather.
 Another fresh lot of beef tea just rscsivrt as the Saserae.
 Dr. Aiusworth has gone to AsricoPs ts meet his wife. The Supreme Court wili meet in Tucson again Jsly 9th. Ooat fssget the su ction of elegant furni- niturs on Thursdsy oi shis week. Sherrd Aulvepon has gone "ut to The BrAdshsw mining distric, on busipess. Ag.oj ochesira, with Professor Tnom,. = leader, has been engaged by the Grsys for their hop fo- night. Dan Pare, c well known miner. who lost his eyesight by sn explosion few yesrs siLce hss returned 10 Prescott from visit east. '. wollenb-rg vss assessed Sio and costs of suit to- day by Judge Fl,ury on . charge of assault, preferred sga,u-, him by E. N. Bl.ke. "Jsck" says be vii: appeal the case.
 Vim. Tlksrssp, County Recorder, vho has been recovering froa a recep, spell of sickness, wss taken suddenly ~orse yes,er. day afternoon in hs rfice, ard had 1 be assisted home. He is feeling better sg.in to-day.
 Observe th's wrist,
 It got stWist,
 Toe pain long endured i,;
 And the one day
 1t passed away.
 St. Jacobs Oil qulek cured it.
 A 6re alarm vas sounded ss 1 80 mi, afternoon for burning chimney ., the rec idence of D. j. N. McCapdle,s. As tt. chimney had been burning for ar bon, be- fore the alarm vas sounded. the 6rem.u u he'd nothing to do on their arrival, sud no Stream wxs turned CD, although the Toushs were first on the ground speedily followed by the Dudes.
 This is the way the editor of the New Orleans Picsyuue expressss the wy 10 which various corporations have appro- Pristed the public streets of that ci'y, aud in fact ail large cities: Street car companies only own the surfsce of such streets as they chose to occupy. Below the surface the gss and water works companies arc sole proprietor. Above, the wire ncerns- such q tels graph, telephone and electric compssies -are supreme. Any other odd space that may hsppen to be about is used by the city for storing dirt" Is will be obssrved hat this is spplic shle to cities othsr than New Orleans.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
HesAing e CsoDAre WitA le.

1othing e CooDAre WltA 1t.
 SAN FRAxcIsco, FKB. 25, 1esS JAY EYE SIE LIxnKxr Co.,, esa Fran- cisco.-Ceotlemen:
 I have been driving trothng horses for she past afteen years both in easeern states aad here, and have used all kipds of iini- mept in the care of many horses shat have been ip my hands, but have never used any tbi"g to compare with your linincnt fer bruises, sprains, contracnons cf nuselss, cuts and gslis. 1, has no equal and l.spoc- forth uss no other in oy business.
 Yoss Very Respectfully. (siRuedl AHpH. McD0WKII. Dr. Q. Liseoln, Prescott. Aris- Gsasral Agent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
vAe Prescott Garden,

North end of McC Cormick street, ofen for sale strong plants of rhubarb and asparagus, sods sf strawberry plants, which will bear fruit this season, onion ssts. horse ra5,sh
 sts, double. .hollyhocks in four distinct col-
 |. which will bloom this season. These p.suts arc raised by white labor and the O ,ney realised from their sale will not be sithdrawn from circulation by being sent { China. p9n
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
q CAsA fFsn Ons es the Vsesans. EprroR JouaxALMrNsR.

EplroR JouaxALMNkR.
 A . great many have expressed sn insse. est in the result of ny duck hunt this morning, and fearing that como unIucky individual may miss the opportunity oi asking Ae about it, will state that after arriving d the dan, saw plainly my chance for. . big killing. l, accordingly, creps on my hsods and kaees distanes of about enc hundred yards, and b, extreme caution succsedsd in getting in ciose range before the ducks took the alarm. I then raised and frsd both barre.s. This iaisis- tory voll'y seemed to temporarily rattle tho du:k; be turned half sround and struck the attitude of Dude fireman showing that he wouldn', take water. sLes opesed fire in earnes'. a,d afsr txhaussink my supply If ammunition resoive.i to tackle him Gr.sco- Roman style if didnt win . fall. end after the us usl preIiminsnss in- c;dens to ring wrestling, I walked ous with record of second bet, and bsvs now ducks to g,ve swsy 10 oil inquiring friends.
 Your For Ducks,
 J. F. MRApoR.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
Iefvous Dobihtstsd xen

yoa are allowed free trial of thirty days . lhe use of DY, DyeS Celebrated Voltaie Belt w,,h Electric 6uspensory Appliances CT the speedy relMi and permanent curs u Nervous Deb'i''' loss of VIts'lty and vsnhood and si 'd'.d troubles, Also fcs aany other oisess-s. Complete restoration ,o health, vigm snd n ,nbcod guaranteed. No risk incurrs l. 1 ustrsted pamphlet, sith full infOrm,tien, terms, etc, mailed
 e.by sddressiuR vcl,.'c Belt Company asnhslI, Mich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Fu.. moco tonight.
 Delightful. weather oDce more.
 Both s'ages were delayed by 'be stosn last night.
 PupI,c schools wi!i open again on Non day n.x',
 Tie machinery f,r s siesm laundry hA' asrIvee; ir pa.rix.
 O..ie, tLe i,t,ie daughter of Ar. anu Ars J. L. Fisher, is quite sick,
 Prescott. iodse of Good Temp!srs d,s taniei few weeks since.
 Pre.cotts policemen gro~ lonely for wal. .t something l. do.
 Mrs Cbas. i. Randall !, quite seriously il. with congestion oi the iurg-.
 Read the advertisement of Eugene 8ar- nett, ol ho1ses and vsgons for sale, ID this issue.
 I<. LmB1lCl ns v 4sc1 a SAhNe - - for record. His range IS .ocXted ID South Prescott.
 Nogales h,s $ ne~ p'per called the New., published by E. Raw iins. formerly oi the Tucson Iailings.
 r. J. B.andly, C, He ndon. E q , and ,oa.. Reporter Tlchen0r. left for st- Jobns this mcTniTg.
 Member, of the social club should attend fhe meeting as Aitk-n's cigar .lore night st hslf pa-t fight c'c'ocS.
 D.. 0. Lincoln re'urned ls n'gs; from Pbvuix. Me r.po;s good r'' gre.s oe'Dg made oa ,he iussre ss, .um building.
 C.B. Foster, Frank Howard, Jack L,w Ter .u Dan Ha re:ufpeG ,esi,Tdsy iIom surveyia, the Lawl,r copper property.
 The Prescott; Scoi.l ( uo ~i. decide to- nigh. m regsri i"eivi0g A sheet and P'l- law cas party and the cate ir. a0ing So.
 The nerrs dancers on st. Pa rick's night speak in praise ci the music iirnIshed by Professor ibomas end NessIs. Martin and Elin..rc.
 ;he moon .ss u.i a. 10 o'e.s'sk :Eis fore nooa. Iii was po: ;he ouy lumioary ta., .h.d- boi,oxed ight, inst vss 'full" to-day.
 aTso hesrrs that bat ss one, St Jsc. b. O.i sni Red Sr-r Cough Cure,-,hs cotorrrcr cs Ine,mStsm and healer of cou.ts.
 Tie Prescott House received lot of 6ne t.i.iuIa cues toa.y. Lovers "i this game can b. ,ccetnmocs ed wi'h s cu- 10 their oxu .:king no~ E; that plscr.
 O.xij Hor., aD old tesidcn, of this county, ~ho recently sod out l's ranch on the Verde. w.s ia ,,vn to-day. sBd rsid hie re.pects ,o tie J,raSA, MIXER cfiice. He thinks of goic Z rss, ann purchasing let ct b.ooded e.,,le 70 brirg 10 ih,s territory. A ,r.espondert asks ~hy 1t is that democrs,s take so naiu-. Y to lying. If ,ae facts nus; b told, l, is becsu-e ".ru,h lie, at ire bottom of tie we'll" and dem ocra. had rather ~allow in lies sii his fife, ,h,a 70 expose himself to o much water to get al th. tiI.h.-Ex
 The Nagsles Frcntisr says that Tom Fitch has sgair "locs;ed permanently" this time a; Tacoua, Washington Territory, to a~a,, tbe admission of the State of Wssh- ;pg;ol into the Union and of-Tom Fitch into ;he United States Senate. And this after having tried California. Nevada, L, .a, the Tweed Ring of New York City, and Aiiz .ns. snd both parties.
 Dsko,a paper gives the eastern mar. who ccn,cmpis,es moving isto that section, tIe f,i oxlrg scv'ce: r. ihe verdict of the conuu-ry in vii.h you now live seems to be shs, you hsve not suough ability to throw s.crrs 4i ile chickens, dont come tut h-rr, oNIpg :n rSc.ssISe a;ad exhorb'. tant f7.istt oa.rge.. cartridges with which to praciice en you Gii. cost two cents