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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09
atnte News.


The Acadia Ssiltissl vents rod law.
The Building AssoeIaslea IN ouaehiia g
booming
Tie prospect Is good for . large iFplt esop
II Eiaf0ufeec,
Col W. w. Jobnaon, Of East Carroll parish,
idiea reeeEtlG
ngIlsh peaa ara paips marketed 4 Tsrse-
haHnHa parial,
FaEniiug opefationa arc progressing ~ sil
parts 81 ths n,ata.
The condition q the roads ID many Of the
parishes is asHl bad
The Teelie Ffiof reports number Of WeeA
eFa people ln toNn,
Ninetaen prisoners escaped from me
Shreveport iall last Monday Aigat'
Theropna tip hoals aFe receiving Jlbegal
patronage grQm The feehea planters
Tie associate editor of tbs Acadia ssaiiad
u candidate toE the State SENATE
Illsaa kiaiei II vacant 3sll Is any align
eFiae 10 Bienqille e On The deefesae'
An aged oolorea woman Waa burned 10
death g East Carroll parish last week.
hliiARle AAilsh tfPoFts 4Af0eA tttsh w NNH
growing hae'y A. wv Aataaas Y eSMhs
The caSlgfap8 qeports alie sanpefahlfe all
gight but the ground spa VET faf feld goIs
ItgicQn 6la6s Wien yeu come 70 lowu
call and see ns. pnF ofies z in we COURT
hasises
pofa oIaatiee d pfoarassIna 10 elsant par
81, aud the peach ane plam trees gre IN
nia9ia.
Tie rainfall last Monday. aays the growleg
slgaat showed where the aEalls most needed
deepeain9
H. ssf,,t N t,ains H.asa Il. aFanras IN Sr
esplze. 4 mililia ooTanarg NJ he eoTaflased III
8aung laen,
klaxs,,5Yss ga,ss Till sfaslsth4 ana fed
ti33 ss5 ti 4 ,g.,f5,t2s ,335stl,s{ n, ti'ls aoe
TIN as gfesaat
an. f5,ni,5li ~. 5,5ssis saws farming ons5.
asiars are pfopfe5 sills saflsSietori 4 tisealiqb
g.ils IN ,,stAisI
~. g4sass s.g f6,,g sy s xxi AK seof Fiii
saaa ~ S1ia bs8
Washington Aigl@ AaN8 aaa hpq@ pFQsi
IA. s r. a,
A9tsAn Al's Tx
seasaesaels astlylsy II 4 tas ias biaaskhsrFy pHFf
mass q tsH Fseh- ~ US pstAs;
tAe AppeYl, l,is p; A1efle.leises g rslt
~ 70 As9tss s9 x, III ~ s1s II si'
ntf fir'tstf - w Z oiilss5t ssssss
sew Orleans CAgoaSeh Tho adYertising
columns NJ nawspaper are indieas of tha
business os tAe place n Ehlch Y Y plRllsAeq'
1lbe ta,gn noIineH III HonfaR hae seieoted
REr Is8se M Pelee foT faavaF HI illI the VIZ.
eaacy caused by tbe resignation uf MI Smith
..a ,.s.
cattons rai,sf irt fhe fifijra 6e 7he watehwora
81 sur ueoIila. III they intend ta be pr0spnr
ous and inasnendent.
/ q. y 9o9ie, Of Aew York; purchase lasl
fFoTg HI Tieiebnfe sisfeTe1ort and baciiIi
ROAD, al $500 beT aess.
kseNlng lis olaee " the court noAss spa lal
taeN Il saTs n N IN ssss = ~ A's
Webster afmaos Increased population
eAa lsteet Improved arts af taFmlng is Mnal
| sgenster needs inanees tAe Hes,sgn sHq
A's.i's'F estA'stR Hssss 4s+4 - Rti' A9lf X
Houraa Coarteg; Candidates were scarca
a 7oQ2n INK waek Tiny 4fera ali scatte erel
/ III egerr seotfon IN ne la4i il explaliiinq "
/ she Folegs tllelE Afn9ss III fif this IN thaI
lbHce,
" MIL nv Alma dsyotea5 .o poIitica ~ s,sns
4 f,f our LEADING cllige1s. and half lie none,
| snent elfcfioneafinr was nut ii irnnivfatinf
iaseoeiasions. what 4 glorious paiish It'll.
lT. -. ..,,a. 1, .aa.,.
/ from az west haye been ID onf town d3Ii
weeS, booking around 4pd enjoying lhe Gne
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

TIM Acadia aqaiiNel eaya We
noticed Ehe other aay ssgeEaBaFataa III
cabbages II the dape Feaag laF shlps
.FnenF to distant puinls Ihis II Ali
enterprise which should hc deYeIopea
as there Is ne reason Why Soplh eass
ern Louisiana shonla net come t1 khe
front as Vegetable prot anelng speisea
The only dfawhaek p ibis enterpfiaa
Is the excrbiiant Flsea eaaTeed bg lbe
railroads fnf tganspaisiHg geNell.h
" shp market 9hia dqSWhaek II aHsi
temporary aHa III aeep ~ el
persons efnbafk M llc asina as
growing II egetahle IN u iaSilff fEs
ton Of the present ralgs aiRsEpfs Niil
be adjusted sisfassorsl
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

IN order 81 give an chance q teah
it and thus he convinced pt ms wonder
lnl earatlee p0WatE Pr King Sew
Discovery sdr CopsNmpfion Coughs,
aad Colds, viii bs, TER limited isea.
giyen away. Nhsa aiier II npt nfilF Iihs
erai, INIT shows nnh0anded laith i'll 5ge
meEits III Ellis granA remedy AlA Mlln
6ufIer from Gaugha Colds CanaHn1p
lion Asthma, BropcAitis, or anY al.
tion pf Throat, Chest ~ Lungs. TO
especially requested 70 can d On
a. KsApp'g Ding Store. and gel Trial
Bottle ffee. large bottles
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09


the sol4 ilselt Is d RECOMMENDATION % thsnl,
AND iands heiHg ch4np and plentiful au e3oi
dus Of the tarnipE pom iatiQn af Iowa kaflg
sas, Aianespta, Michigan AezraskA I8r
kota ana otheg WesterH States an9 IelEit9-
rles mag pe eopAaertly lookea 4of Aees4
bring experience IN tlllspg the agli. VIGOROUS
and hkalEbfnl pbgslqnea Intelligence ana
means They bring With them tlifis stuck
large, powerful hcfaasi Imported breeds Of
cattle snd Aboye ~, the most meeefp aud
Improved implements, machinery ete., FOR
tai9pilg purplses x Is safe to predict that
at the hands Ql fheqe men the face Of p tpfe
on the almost honndless pfailIes of Eonih-
western Louisiana Eiif be NJ changed Htthin
three years thai one wao has nof seen tue
country fiji TINT tine Snd who nlaH iIaVe sAeN
II q year ago wppld uot know IL fae epunf
Try 4 bslng 80 FaplqlS pQpiilafeq t!las altn' n
the course Of Two yeara NJ giil he feHH1 pec-
sssary ID build inore faiIfoads Is ass4y iie
products Of the Solt to mef9el Alfeaqy
several roads afe Projected. egd & Is egia
that this week thq Npft 81 esiflS efesetita
for road from cake Qharieg @ kephos qlfg
wtll be c9mmeneed. Ibq ueN settiers also
heYe turned taelr eyes epliWalt taf nleAns
absglnte neeeesit ~ geepedlns channel
uf one of more "a the hloA@ and aaap giYegs
which Easg through taaicakiaN HAi islj NJ flih
guH notably flie GticAHisa fger, Whleh
Q1efa channel tiiiiY Az Aetf deep ir9fn dis
ianee of twenty-five miles naith ok Lake
loq7ies 70 the gnlf
eiEEt snEF IcIRHT ron THE 7 Ase 81 YHssHte
The epis tAing which prevents lhis stream
2f1fa belog AeFieaied ~ oe4af els n d
bar Il sHe mopths which the Ra nneHf Hiil
he iupgQ To cEt q eh har1ht fhfNgli Iei
tieF hsg5 already peen pllIlf III f1e noaiE 4f
tlla SAllle flYet eie n if Aale tha rlAAnpel
alclssth iRle hHr m n RinE agF yeaf.
iIia Dfy en9 cpNl Al
galsass 1lil3 M Fihttgs EblpR ef
sRtH 1Afa lyfeN eHa fNeE thine ag
fif9ing ltH0gWr
~ aa ia leet ile stafie product
qu TBS Pc ares enc gielas an ample in-
eeii nillles, cqtlap
4gI 9I4 a3s1 eH't4Fete4 % e eoneii7
Rahl tu1af Gang + Sgd TO grow.
vel fqaflg WsA as ln aiy
9p iae fn5s afisi Hga peaehest
Rcaf eptA l apes,
eiifa tQisi pack-
hags A Alsa draW
afe
pe hrin 1tfipA A pariahf
90 Aqt stf'ql N ln tAe ml9dla apd
E4 bern PORTIONS anig- niills aAet ~
ehe eaEle q ids eilefli sasi6a iiaiisoaq
H 3N 81
W SanI .Hf q arH
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1888-03-09

~ gemagrt VI auaal. u L.e aaIlgnt ar lI.e IIo-l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
Wednesdays Edition

Rose Croix Chapter meets tonight.
 Republican primaries next Saturday 1 Col. Bean went out to Copper basin to-day.
 Revival services tonight at the Bap- tist church.
 J. E. Thomas and family left for Flagstaff to-day.
 Gel. Chris'y, of Phenix, has organ ized republican cavalry company.
 Capt. De Wits horse ran away ves. terday, wrecking his buggy very badly
 A bill for $l70 was presented to the ely council, yesterday, for the care of the e... .. X patients.
 Ore going $30o per ton has been 1 found Tn the BucshOrne mire in the ! Superstition mountains. The absence of the Chautauouans and their friends today made the streets perceptibly more qniet. James G. Blaine, the greatest living 1 statesman, k dce i'll New York to-day. He will have a rousiug reception. 4 surprise party was given George Scheurinan, of the Pioneer hotel. on Monday evening, II being hiS birthday. A. D. Cooper, a rancher. near Phenix, has been missing for nearly Il month. F His disappearance k shrouded in mystery
 "Oid Ring" familiar dog. which has lived around saloons for the last twelve CT fourteen years, died this morning
 tne young horse heionging to E. W. Frcnch, which had just been brought up from A. \. Moore's ranch, waS impaied on q picket fence. at the signal service office, yesterday receiving injuries necessitating his be- ing killed.
 beautiful operetts, entitled "The Prince of the Flaming Star" is in preparation hy the children of Prescott. under tn" direction Os Mrs. Kendall and Miss IIollenbe.k, and will he pro- doced at the Prescott opera house in ahont two weeks, for the benefit of the hose fund
 Hon. Chester Thomas yesterday re- ceived the sad intelligence that his son, "Che.,' was ly ng hopelessly i'll at Topeka, Kansas. He was stricken with paralysis of the brain, early in July, and has remained unconscious ever since, and the letter received ves- terday stated that h. WAS gradually fa'lng, and the physicians had given up all hope. NIT Thomas thinks of leaving for Topeka, in order to see his son again. "Chct' Thomas, Jr.. as he Is known in Kin-aS, h.S filed promi- nent eff ;i,i positions there, having been sheriff and county treasurer for -everai terms, and k very popular.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
CUR TERRITORY.
EniGs From Our TerlisDrIa; Ek- changes.
Tempe wants q branch jail

1 changes. 1 Tempe wants branch iai
 Ex-Governor >atfprd and wife are visiting Tucson. 1 The police oi Phenix made % arrest during the month of July
 The "Verddd." a Spanish paper, vii! make it's appearance in Ph nix next | week
 Hon. ". A. liar wood, of )mbstone was married recently to Mrs. Neli Crab}e
 Phenix democrats are man tfacturine cheap glory ior Delegate 7mi ! over the land court biil. One hundred and eighty ;itizens of Tombstone "chipped in" to r. V the $3e0 Gne oi S. C. Bagg.
 Apache county ti3is year aas 4,263 horses, 6 I72 cattle and l00 jS2' sheep on she assessment roll.
 The territorial democr.ti convex ;ion will be held III Tucson uring the early part oi September
 J.E. Ayres, O Paenix, la his jaw bone broken in three places, Y a k.ck from h.s horse, Climax
 Chailinan of thc Board of : lpervi,ors S4muei Crozier l. the largest adividual taxpayer in Nohaye county.
 Go. F Mowry. ex-post master oi phe4ix. will be a candidate t..r county treasurer oi MaricOpa county.
 Thea--c->ment roll Of Ana' ne county foo.e up $2.52G, l97 8, Hing on' iron, is.t wear of atoIt < -3,0t )
 Julec G;to. 4. Alb. of Gat copnt,, ,, .o;5en of by Republicans j proha- hie -.nijiA.o for the le-islnture
 r \. pel-horage anuonnc' that h., w,.' pttl~h 1ha Grst issue of t'- lsp;r Tic Hisbcc Democrat, August Ssh.
 Work, both in ,ha ,nile ala s!noltcr oi ,ho oil Dominion Copper ompauy, st Globe, i- progressing .ati>f et"rily.
 1wo Mexican hoIsethie,;s were killed near ire, Alamo, Cochise county, recently, while in pos es-i.n oi stolen stock
 Three ch,ldren of F.. NJ Nils, Of Phe- rix..wcIc poisoned, almost '3;ally, hy chewing green p3steboard, w,th which they were playing.
 Jacob Luther, reported to he from Yuma, Wa thrown from a ire. 1it tr.iu, while attempting to steal a rite m Ne lriska, and k}llcd
 On account oi four drys' delay, calls, u ty washVts. tine first ear load of pheuix irpi. was received iu bad con dition ut Chirago
 The production of inc Siiyr King mine. in June. was l7,397 G3. ih, output for Jalv is expected 'o largely exceed the foregoing.
 lhc Tomhstono Epilaph sil' appear .hottly a- a daily, whercat he Pros pactor rcjo;c-s, as il say it F. awiully stupid to run 5he only daily rarer Tn C.-t-~e county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
Live Stock Earksf.

Kansas City. Mo, Aug. 27.-Th, Live Stock Indicator reports cattle re. cciYts at II ,490; shipments, none. Market q shade higher. Good to choice corn fed Si75@5.3j; common to 'ned'um. $3 25@ l50. stockars an q feeders, < .60Q1365; cr,ss range steers Tl.75@3 GO; cows. $'l 25G |, 20.
 Sheep receipts, -i6J ; sh, ..n'-nts none. steady; for good {" choice mu,tons. S3W@IH; common to nig,linm, $l. 50 M2.60.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
0n the Amusing Comedietta O;
 "used Up,'

Sir Charles Coldstream, hlase man of fashion, Is made to deprecate every thing in which everyb ldy else Is sup posed to take an interest, with the lsn- guid remark that there is really nuth- ing in it." He even extended th,s critic sm tp the crater fl Nesvius, town which he looked but saw nothing in it" Such cha actar are scarcer on this s'de of the Atlantic than abroad but they exis. here notwith. tanding Such men need "fillip to nature" to incidentally stimulate their jaied ap- petite, over one their. lassitude and renew the zest of exlsteace. They and others upon whom the worlds enjoy meRt, are beginning prenatur, ly tc --.n- will find Hostetter', Stomach Bit. f----,
 ters wholesome aud speedy renewal of vigor and health. Appetite returns, dyspeptic and bilious symptoms dis. appear, the nerves grow strong, and the hour of retirement IS unfraught wi h apprehension of uneasy repose when this superlative tonic is employed. |, remedies fever ard ague, rheumatism and kidney troubles.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your ap- petite is poor, you are bothered witl Headache, you are i.;gety, nervous and generally out oi sorts, and want tC brace" up. Brace up, hut not with stimulants, spring medicines, or hitterS which have for their bass Very cheap bad whisky, and which stimulate you for an hour, and then leave yon in a worse condition than before What you vart is an alteratiye that will puiriy your blood, start healty action Di Liver and Kidneys, restore yunr vitality, and give renewed health and strength Such a medicine you will find |; Elec ric Bittcr-, and only "a cents bottle at '. $. Hutchinson'S Drug Stn'e.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
The Season.

\ new number oi iha SeASon' IS at iland-5ril .ant usual. 'Ehe Sea-
 T" q first-clh{ L3di"s' Fashion hIagazine. Each numoer col-,inine about ITO iilust'ations oi tlr newest Paris is>I,iui- and ne most q 1 Il c. signs in fancy work, embroidery cr4 ch- ot and needlc-wofk; plain scv and lace NOT lace stitch on mu- -iin, cau.-
 Tie and tulle etc. fish po'..s faces, dAsAiug OR iUllc, hi4-r E. oa i., n, -to ; g varle;v of designt- iii rug "Ik. tat- ting netting, knotting and lr!..e work f: pillow lace; paper, wool sna feather flowers; mosai7 pa terns ant fancy work all its branches th 't large co!or,d I,l,'es; ;w" ui-lo.i "l "r na- tiona costume ii"itf-~, @ pattern srret with abont ty flat i. rat- trr E; a rchy illustrated lew oi uove te>; initial letter, mo .oEr .ms and al.h,he,s, etc The infcrm lion given Is clear, plain, comrT h nsive and practical
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
Buckten's Arnica Saiye

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns. and all Skin Eruption. and DOS. lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per box. For sale by C.-S. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
NOTICE.

- : vA"m f may .nce:,.--
 Tn -S t- give no:icN iiis,, C T :.e Ssh day of F, lSS cu.V t-ls.ltr.d Q tit stand IT.. *,. it- ''d 't"1i ciio' v '-. pan asd h- AT Dar 1ft1 Iitfi= s'''.-- .t.r Il. .-.E res g,4 . H ,I .rct "g f.t t.,- J: sai { nitt D. ., it t.3 E.fA. .,t1 hai i.-sn i v@~1 ,d JpiI> fpSf.s Date |I scot; 4. '. gut |. Isss.
 TT scott, August .st. IS, The un6erSIgnad rtkeS pie asurc ir stating That he IesiS uaiiUn If NIT OjIa =. Jois has be- oc asi"ned by reas IT "f certain neg ,it ts- ticns now Sending aud g from any i.,k uf Hnnd len q n !h' p tEt o' sG | comptD!cs in h CE psrt ' 10 f.is lac .-o.i in u- aaS rec pf-a Tn e @pant-s h sse 4trpt.c.t faith n NJ. he's ability .-nt iule.r ty
 < C. atuS IlGt nD .eifiZ tfIed should br pr s@nt-d iu J | ,s i'm Howard | his uffi c Tor sttustfh@ni- W9. MONTGOMERY,
 ai 2E Counsel for said Compares.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
Married.
8orn..

BACON-HUNT-la Mohsvc county, by Rev w. q. B -kel-, Wm. E .con 10 Mrs Jeani. II Ulur
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
not at present anyway" By its silence
 on the subject, probably our conjempo-

not at present anyway" By its silence
 on the subject, probably our contempo-
 rary gives consent.
 R. N. fredericks, yesterday, received
 d horse, to be taken on trial,
 with a view ii purchasing, for 9
 mate Tor his big gray dray horse. r. | Is a hal:-brOther oi hls nOr-e, there be- ing originally four of the stock brought ; here from regon, by Cooksey and Stepheus One of them belonging to | Fredericks brothers died here tw
 weeks ago, while the mate of the one received by him yesterday from Mir Cooksey was killed some time ago. A correspondent of the Mchaye Mi 1 her says: The Mohaves are DOW woying and palav ring at d great rate. It seems that the Acting Commissioner of the Interior Department has written letter to The Indian Agent of the Mo javes appointing Jim" generally known as Captain Jim" to be chief oi all the Indians at the Needles, withthe euphoniOus and lpfty title 0. General Jim" The followers of old "Ah-Nkeet' are indignant, while General James" is correspondingly pom ous and happy"
 Freighter Lincoln, who arrived with teams from Flagstaff yesterday, says t Is false alarm about there being plenty of work for teams at that place. went there from Phenix, hunting d job of freightinl. and haI to come back fer fear oi being starved out-Phcnix Her ald. The trouble with Mir. Lircol n WI that be s'ruck the wrong town Thero has beel no difficulty in and around Prescott fer several months ln freight CTS getting ;li the work they cau handle.
 "Thc reSn1' oi la-' Saturdays elec- ,ion nj Il r,ciact dcn0n-frates tn" .ct that r g-.att deaocr X revoen.z' no Gictati"n b'-eoad nat ". con-c.rt cio,Is conviction ana non,>t, ImP"rih. judgment" We qucie tn htFe .aIa graph from tine Flagstaff D mocraf, whose e,ltnr was psuhatly inspire: ts write it after tein. ,enied he prlvllt-' of voting at th" primary. T. sceine like drawing thc lincs pretty fine when the editof of a democratic paper k no' allowed to east g hallot at tho party. primary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 T. Otto left foI California to-day.
 T.C. Bray left for the east today.
 Watch repai ring reduced at Geo. H. Cnrry's.
 Dr Chandler, territorial veterinary surgeon. Is III town.
 Luce, of the Tragic meat market, left this afternoon for Flagstaff.
 R.H. Burmister and family returned to-day firm their visit to California.
 Harris Baldwin Is talked of as demo cratic candidate for district attorney.
 HID. Aiken left this aft, rnoon for a two months visit to his cid home m Nova Scotia.
 One Of the sporting fraternity, to-day, ;-~ ated number of hIs friends tV an , 'egant chicken dinner, winch l. a d f. have been very swell afdlr.
 Mrs. Moeller has moved into her cot tage. formerly occupied by Mir. and Mrs. G. A. Bray, on Marina street, back of W. /. Wilsl & Cos lumheT yard.
 D. F. Mitchell has concluded the work of footing up the assessment li-t. and finds the total valuc oi assess- able property in this county k S1,6lo,- 9I2.22, being nearly half a illion more ilan last year.
 Ihe following arbitratofs nave been appointed ior the setll,in' ut "l tEc ,.4,tnershir dissolution al ltnI- aii'- ilenry Hnning: (. N Bi. Fw~A C l. Break, and J.,>hu, |. uoi.j-, ei Nex Mexico, and r. ]. 8nti, s:d j Neaior. of Prescott, Arlzuna
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08

P4rDR-fn Prescott, Aue ust 5.h, 70 iha wifi of J. \ Piper, son. GAlSES-Nes Fbenix, July g. lSSs 10 the wife oi Frank (. Gain :, A daught r.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
9uStaES3 LCCAhs.
REDUCTION iN WATCH sEPAsesaC

Reduction in watch repairing to suit the times, commencing on the first Of August. have lowered the price of watch woik, viz: Cleaning watches, $ii); new handspring, $! Other work prop,r,io:. Ai. work euasau- tced, as usual. Resurrect your old time pieces and get them repaired it these prices Geo H. Curry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
-~>OS~-
Poiiglcai arnouncemen..
@f3fs SfE.sGF"

Q E. ID G n N 2 IL .'' To th" Voters "f N4vapai County.
 GF>TI Nj --t sprc'fGi ' .tn"u-iee my. Sr.' sS " n isra-e for toc ilirr f Sucr ii, sUtj"r to ;-,'. es- l. I of the t.t pI'il"sn Col = ventiDn. and your vpj.S 2t m .svr.u bsF q. ec- ton. Yours. v-ry truly.
 <. " CAi:.EN. P.acarits |. T.. June l1 1s3s.
 As nnpuucefnaats sre In nrder ' here ,,v al e a.f a. n d@I ,.t he of il rf tn". 1T ku jec -o "a ke R ub ,can co 4 isti ..u. C ES
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
O,eo,

NOORE-At Bisbee, Arzona. August 3d. lsSc. Mrs. l'a Moore, f"rmeflv of tn-nix. PANGHBUkN-h Phenix, Aug sst ls', Ms.
 M4ry ID. PAughburp, sister uf W. k. Carey.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
When the Battles Ger.

When the battle ol votes In November
 Is OCT.
 And the pennant of victory flying,
 Old 'vets" will be sent to the poor house no more,
 Nor for bread hear their little ones cry ing.
 When the veteran HOW in the chair hears the sound
 Of the veterans ringing hosanna, ! He'll crawl like woodchuck deep into the ground;
 l And plug the hole with bandana.
 Jack Crawford, in Boston Journal.
 Both oi onr Flagstaff contem poraries i have taken this paper to ta k for an nouncing certain individuals of that i town as candidates for the legislature. 1 l. breaks Flagstaff newspaper man | all up to get Flagstaff news from a 1 Pre- scott per. but then 1t "cawnt be ! helped cher know" The parties giving 1 the information sbout Messr>. Switzer, McMilIau nd Thornton were residents ! of Flag>tafi democrats, and knew what they were talking about A a further hi, of information to our flaG staff con temporaries, We can inform .,em tha, J. 5. Tappan Was also talked Oi ss a county division candidate on he dem ocratic ticket, but he percm o,oriiy It. fused i
 Flagstaff republicans talk Of pcas.n- ing the name of Judge Tinker, editor of ] the Champion, to inc repubi :an con veution aS q candidate for ti,. legisla- : .t ,i f 'iescrveliy sO, in the northern part of ! the county, having libored earnestly ! and zealou-ly to promote th" interests ! of Flagstai and surrounding section, l and il nominated would no toubt re- 1. ciye t hearty support, irres: s:s' ctlve of 1 politics. Having teen coDnected with l a number oi legislative boiIes, in l clerical Way. he knows the roI4rS of leg 1 islation well, and would take front | seat m any legislative body.
 An idea of tine heat experienced in 1 Phcnix may he obtained from the iol- lowing item taken from the Herald: Mr Jesus Otero had a narrow escape this morning rom losing his bea tiiul new residence, which has just been completed Ut an expense oi $4,0y0. < bout II o'clock In. the fire broke out on a bed which sto d on the back porch. The bed was covered with mosquito bar, and at the head Of il, against :he netting hung t vest with matches in one of the pockets. It Is supposed that the heat of tn" sun igni- ted the mat, hes and thus started th" fire.
 Having read SD much in our Phenix 1 exchanges of the iemaie ed,trrial love Illness and wit of the ,lIr-. lady edi- tresses of tho Sunny Cline, ,rnhii>hed at Dallas, rcxae, a modest ami hashfnl appl cation Was sent, in i s,4:,i,d envel ore, for sample copy of the paper, which has been duly received While the heauty of its three rresidiuy / graces, over which Morford and Mosh.r ravcd SO are not effected from its l'lces, it. columns are fnll of tine wit, h. nor and good sense of the "clmcrs,' as they gre called in their native S'ate, Tine copy before us is really an interesting
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-08
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