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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-29
HoUsEKEEPER's GROCERY LIST
Ii FROM ="
pennison g. Peach,
1872 104 East Fifth Street.

l. Best Sugar Cured Hams, 12cIb
2. Best Sugar Cured California
Iiams, 9clb
.. Best Boneless Hams, 12c Id
4. Rest Sugar Cured Shoulders, So lib
5. Best Dried Beef, l4o lib
8. Best New Raisins, loo ID
:. Best Cal. Prunes, (raisin cured) l2o Id
s. Best Cal. PruncS (raisin curedl loo Id
Q. Best Orange and Lemon Peel, $50 Id
10. Hest New Leghorn Citron, lib
H. Best New CulTnnts, 07c lb-
H. Best Pickles in vinegar, 80 do
49, Best Cider Vinegar, years old, CSC
II. Best White Wine Vinegar, ESQ
10. Best Cream Cheese. l5clb
TO- Best Matches, 5000 for 24o
II. Best Queen Table Syrup, COO 81
49, Best Honey Drip Syrup, 4Oo 81
10. Rest Sugar Syrup, pure, soc 81
20. Best N. D. Moasses, zoe 81
81. Very good N. o. Molasses, 60c 81
q. Good ". o. Molasses, 800 Il
20. lbs, Best Buckwheat, 25c
~ Best Tapioca, sclb
p. Best Macaroni, Toe ID
ri. Rest Oatmeal, q lbs, Zoe
q. Best Rice, csc
% Best Broken Rice, 05d
% Best Clothes Pins, dozen, 05o
30. hest Clothes Line. 1c va
81. Soap, dozen Il. 4 G. Oline, Go
81 Best oline sonp, Kirk, 5 lbs, go
80. Best oline Soap, l-nneaster,6l lbs. go
81. Quaker City Soap, lbs, $50
IS. Circus Soap, lbs, sc
81. Rabbit Soap, 05c
81. Our own Soap, q lbs, 25o
81. Blizzard Soap 10 lbs, $50
80. u gallon Tea Pots, 200
40. lgallon Stone Jugs, $50
a, - gallon Stone Jugs, 40
II 4 lot of Oil Cans, 3 and 3 gallon,
with pump, inner part galvan-
lied Iron, will tell you price
~. oil, 100 test guaranteed. leo
~. Ivory Soap, will float, 9lbs.. 100
45, Ivory Soap, will float, IL bars, boo
10 Cocoa CASTLE Toilet, l5c lb
~. Toilet Dat Meal Q5e
~. Palm Soap, 05o
so. Corn Starch, Sc
81. ut. Bottle Blue, JOG
81. Condensed Minee Meat. package lQc
49, Mince Meat, lbs, $50
"a. Pure Lard, S lbs, ESQ
s.. Potatoes, per hushcl, ESQ
81. Eagle Wash Board, i5a
%. Universal Wash Board. 800
50. Northern Queen, Csc
TO. 2-hoop Pals, l2o
81. Iron Coal Selves SOC
e.. New Beans, per qt., 80
IS. Hominy, 30
"a. salmon, Q cans, Roo
IS. Salmon, best, loo
80. Salmon, choice lsc
CT. Best French peas l5o
Is. Eagle Drand MIX. $50
%. Java Coffee, delicious, $50
90 JAVA Coffee, fine, $40
II. Java Coffee. good, 800
~. santos Coffee, elegant. 2ss
70. Maricabo 23o
IL Golden Rio ESQ
rs. Rio superb Crown Prince $50
10. l bushel baskets, iron bound 55c
II. Our own Blond Tea, the Drive 600
rs. The best Eng. breakfast SOC
70. unc.olored Japan goo
81, Finest Fomosa SOC
So Good Black and Green 400
So Japan Tea, Drinkers Pride SOC
8. s Cans Whole Tomatoes, $50
So. Cans Sugar Corn, $50
Look to your interest when you buy
any flour, we try to take care OF you.
Brooms Is, 20 and 26c.
Farmers, remember the pig rings make
| them lay ia the house, not under it.
Rings zoe n 100 and ringers 2oe each.
| DENNlS0E 4 PEACH,
Give us II call at the Granger Store,
l02 s l04 +. Fifth street,
l0-2s8tt Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-29

NOIlOE-w ARE SELLING OUT
IN nUr entire stock Of ladies and gents
underwear nni Rlsun full line OF ladies
snludssgs suits and wrappers ut No.
n. Wet second street. i0,l5-28t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-29

g HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
6a writ of Ais Levari Facias, 10 medirected.
will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleven III streets, in the city Of WilminR tons
New Castle County, Delaware,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-29
Dots.

[coNCLUsIoN TOMORROW.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-29

i
Iiyou wish u good job done, call or
prd nv nml, NJ. SCHw ARTZ. Up
Luls,clcr aud cabinet maker. Carpets
made md hid. Polishing aud vurnish-
tx AllIrpuiring neatly done. Mat
tirssss made over All work promptly
coue lid satisfaction guura ttecd,
W. Cor Third and Tatnall sts..
lh|, m Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-29

HOUSES TO LET. APPLY TO Y. s.
III BRADLEY, Eleventh. aud Railroad
ave th
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-29

CHERIFF's sALE,-BY VIRTUE OF
y II writ of Levari Facias, to me Direct
ed, will be exposed to public sale at o
Court House on Market street between
Tenth ana El'.yenth streets, I'm the city
of Wilmington, New Castle Couusy
Delaware, On
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-29
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18TH OF NOVEMBER, 1889,
The following described real estate.

The following described real estate.
viz:
All that certain lot or pfoco OF land
with the brick house thereon erected,
situate in the city of Wilmington.
bounded and described US follows to
wit:
Beginning on the southerly side Of
Fourth street mt the distance of 80 feet
inches from the westerly side of Poplar
stiest, thence westerly along said side
of Fourth street 81 feet to the easterly
gable wall of n brick house formerly
of Elias Preice thence southerly with
the outside of said gable wall parallel
with Poplar street % feet to stake,
thence easterly and parallel with
Fourth street 20 feet inch to the east
erly side fthe said John Griner's brick
building and wall, thence in a north
easterly direction about % feet to tue
place OF beginning be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as tho
property Of john Griner and Annie, his
wife and George Abcic, t. t., and TO 10
sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, Wilmington, October
"a. 1889. o26
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-10-29

CHERIFF'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
= writ of Levari Facius, to me DR.
rected, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House on Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle
county, Delaware, on
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
A canadian Enech Arden

MONTREAL, Jan. 4.-Tventy years ago workingman named Leon Charest married Montreal girl, hy whom he had two children. He started to seek his for tune in the California mines eighteen years ago. He managed to send enough money to his wife to keep her and the little ones from want. Alter year news was received that Charest had been shot in q quarrel. The wife endeavored to support herself, hut after year married again. The second husband vas killed while at work on bridge. Another year elapsed, when wcll-to-do farmer fell in love with the widow and married her. The couple lived hap pily up to yesterday, when Charest startled the household by appearing. He did not upbraid his wife. but laid for une of $4o.o sr her feet and entreated her to come back to him. He constantly sent letters and remit,ances until they came back to him from the dead letter efice, and only recently he learned from a friend in California that his wife was alive. Mime. Charest chung to the thi'd husband and denied that Charest was her true husband. Charest says he will oblise her to return to him by law.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

The Tucson Citizen complains tha,
 'the Prescott papers are becoming no
 toriously abusive of Pima and Maricopa
 counties. Of the latter because she
 wants the capital. and of the former for
 assisting her to obtain that end" In the very next paragraph the Citizen be. comes "notoriously abusive" of Prescott, and gives as its reason that the capitol should be renewed. the following sian. derous assertion against this place "It is. however. necessary that the capi. tel be removed to more salubrious climate than Yavapai county affords. as we believe it is not only unjust but cruel to compel legislators from the south to pass the two mid-winter months amid the ice and snow and slusb, for which Prescott is proverbial. st the time of the year in question" There is not a town in Arizona possessed of as salu- brious a climate as Prescott the year around But if the above assertions were true 1t is no excuse for capitol The territory can hetter at- ford to have one or two of her legisla- tors frozen to death or drowned in slush occasionally. as they only have to be at the capitol two months every other year, than to have all her other territorial officials. baked and sizzled, melted and 'tewed nine months of the year with the heat of the Salt river valley.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

hides. The receiver said partnership quarrel vas the cause of the appoint ment.
 A New York telegram of January sd says: The lightweight fght between Sam Walker. Of New York, and James Levy. of Elizabeth, New Jersey. took place recently on Long Is.and. Skin gloves were used. Walker is compara- lively unknown to the profession, but proved himself good enough to do up Levy. who threw up the sponge at the end ct the sixth round, as he had fractured his left wrist in falling in the iifth round.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

Governor Ross, of New Mexico. in his annual message. makes the following good suggestion to the territorial leeisla- ture. The enactment Of such law in Arizona would be beneficial. Many cases of hardship occur from time to time, to individuals of the community, from ignorance of the provisions of previous existing laws. To avoid this, I recommend the adoption of the GUS tom prevailing in many of the states. Of the publication ef all the laws enacted at every session oi the legislature. imme- diately upon their final passage. in every regularly published weekly sevs- ln the territory, such publication ts bs paid for at stipulated uniform rates upon a certificate of publicatisn by the secretary of the territory. Every citizen has a right to knew the precise nature
 and requirements of the hws enacted for his government and it is equally the duty of the governing power to afford him every reasonable facility for obtain. ing that information by the general publication of all its acts, such act to take effect only upon such publication"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
Mlsslon WORK.
ICemmunicatsd.j

A picture on the cover sf religious
 periodical, known as The Gospel in All
 Lands, beautifully and forcibly shows
 the effect produced by Christian mis-
 sions. On one side is . number of
 mothers bringing their babes and throw.
 ing them into the river where hnge alli.
 gators quickly devour them. On the other
 side is landscape showing many attrac. tions of the highest civilizatioas-dwel. lings, schools. churches. business houses, farms. etc. We are glad to know that there IS power that changes nations by sweeping away their superstition and cruel practices and ii.ts thsm up into the realm of peace and prosperity. That
 is Christianity. The Sandwich Is- lands. Madagascar. Japan, and part of India are examples of this elevating power. The result of christian mission in this present time is the marvel q the age. All the churches feel as pever before the importance of increased activity in their efforts to carry this influence to the needy nationa One hand is reached out to the needy 1t home and the other to those of for. eisn lands. What marching squadrens sf soldiers armed with swords of steel 'ailed to accomplish. . (sv nen with DO other defense than sbe Swoed of the Spirit and the gospel If peace are ac. | complaining.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

territory IS now nearly completed as a monument to the expenditure of the appropriation. Assist our neighbour to complete it"-Phenix Gazette. The ether counties in the territory ars asked to mortgage themselves in order to give Tucson $so.ooo that Phenix may ob. tain the capital.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
|edIlRNENSluESE EET YETg

Do you carry these Sto 2 " hJ, yes sir. Assos Largest and best stock o Boots and Shoes in pr Let me show you my immense of Furniture consistia part of elegant Parlor Sets bed Lounges all styles x Tables Bedroom sets Warrobea Easy Chains Reckrs and chairs in endless variety, Mirrors Folding beds (nfs wire woo. and hair Mattresses Best and :heaps line of pets Desks and Office Chairs, wall paper, etc. ,.s See Crockery and these elegant Dinner apd Tea Set atest Designs in Glassware, Ornaments Iamos et Qn side we have Cross Blackwell and other fine brand assorted Groceries which selling at prices to e m ttion On the sg other side the varied and cou,pefe N ment of Gents Furnishing 6oots. bansets, notions etc last but least, step down into the cellar and catb nm Large Assortment of every description Of Fine O. wines Liquors St Louis and Miw .ukee beer 2rampagps which dish wholesale together with cigars of the choicest m I'll bnek store IS repieusAe wia avery des ;ptiop r i'ss5dr and canned goods whicl aport a Cvar-~-
 l am deisStsa wlth your y1g e,t ass rtifgalt an Prices astonsh me May i. lare your terms p
 SPOT CASH ?
 Well, good-byei cold day, J L. FlA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
The territorial capital located at

The territorial capital located ai
 Prescott is the only territorial institu-
 ton ef any kind that northern Arizona ha' os has asked for. And yet m view of this fact the Phenix Gazette, pub lished in . county that has the normal school and the territorial insane asy- lum and is nov trying to secure the capital, says. 'the report circulated for edect by the press of the north, that the Salt river valley. was trying to ''hog" everything. is false in every par E'cular. Phenix and this valley are not. DOT will not make any effort, nor will not nd in any scheme calculated to work an njusties to any portion of our territory. All the Ysapls of this valley desire is ust ana equitable legislation, and will cave rothing uadone te sscp e such.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
ns soox rnn vnors nnDsuun,

Robert ssswart os Pstalums ssssnsay had . Queef experisnee He vsiees:
 'Ceshuncies and boils afaisesd my face snd nsck tor wsekA xinnlly procasod bo<sls of ono q he leading sassaparillasL To my sur prtse ts made matters wossa This made mo loo faith in sarApasillas. bat seelng state ment that Joys Vegetable sarsapaEiiis dried up boils and face srupuOns instssd ol forcing moro out e tho potash sarsspsrillss do. bought . botsla The e6sot was astonishing. The ear buncies and botls began so dry up. end in two wseko my isos wss e well and smooth e evse Ny hroshes aaeo took bottle with the samo bens6k Ropxz1 eTBvAnf.
 ~Pesallma. Cal~ iExplanatoU Noee The mtnsrsl iodies oe potash. which is the basis of nearly sll other sassapasilias. sssacks tho bloed direct hencs forces tnpuFities through the skin. creating ,uoss bolls and ptnpieA Joys Vegetable eas- sspasills aess ops.osiesiy. Its vsgstsbls slssss- tvss stimulaie thu vaztoas sscetivo organs and thus eliminate sli impurities through the nat ural ehannels. hsi,os dries up ptmples and akin srupeous q onca The above testimonial is . oooo tn potuGJ
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
Strayed or Stolen.
 $50 REWARD.

strayed nom Prescott December lst, one dark brown ore. nffeen to sixteen hands high. four white feet. star on forehead, and white nose. branded IT connected on left hip; had no shoes on: also, one bay horse, about fourteen hands high. with black mane and tail. shoes all around; has a small white speck on forehead. and is pacer. Both had halters on and went in direction of Granite mountain: A reward of CPS each vii, be paid for their delivery as the City Feed Yard, Pres. cott- Any information leading to their re. covery will be rewarded. If stolen, $50 will be paid for the conviction of the party.
 dac,SS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

According to the Chicago Times there is good deal of infant murder going on in that ely. IL dcelases tha there are not less than 6o,oso infauticides committed there every year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
showlng Tnelr ,nnd.

sThe szs.e'o appropriation by the legislature for the Tucson university is said tc have been faithfully exnended- and one of the best buildings in the
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
NOTICE.

hereby give notice that have appol D ted Jndgs John A. Rush my sole agent. with full power to lease, sell aud convey Ireai estate and 'rsnsacs sll my husiness during my aa seDec from Prescott
 Dees.im ALICE MoELLER.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

VIEW OSeS.EA ss NATIONAL aaaR
 AGU ifrgFr s.-. Rss 0E0 eaHEW that the payment of all Prizes ia a0UAHANTEEp ET F0tix As- TlOSA L SIAN ks. Of New Or cans, and the Tickets gre signed by She president of an in- sutution. whose chartered rights are fes fsgf nifed m the hirhost courts; therefore, bev are oi hny mn sticn. nt anonY nous schemes.
 ONk DOLL 6 is the prI "a of the psal est pat or Traction of Ticket ISSUED Ry IS ln any Drawing Anything in our nnrue or. tered for iess thsn n Dollar Is s swlndie
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

3.IA Prsscs snoanfiug to-. @ O soo NOTE Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are not entitled fo terminal prizes. For Club Rates, or any further |. formation desired, write legibly to the under. ign cd, clearly stVin9 your residence. with Sthie. County, Street and Number. More rapid O. turn mail delivery viii be assured hy your enclosing an envelope bearing your fan address.
 Send Poeeal Notes. Express Money Or dsrs pr New York Exchanse in ordinary let ter. Currency by Exprrss gtf our ex peEsei
 -. A, DACFHIH.
 New Orleans, La. e -. .. DAUPaaN,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

Ccpper basin company has expended seveE.l thousand dollars in putting a portion of the read D repair, and they should be encouraged by the supervis- DTS, as the oad viii be great benefit 70 large portion oi ;he county.
 l. C. Hughes, sf the Tucson Stai, had without doubt thoughts of the cit- isens of Phenix in his mind when he penned the following "The utterly selfish individual often loses his most cherished object by srasping for too much; and likewise communities, they lose all by fighting sod grasping fer everything in sigh, Sel6shness is as fatal to communities as te individuals" !"
 The New Year edition of the San Francisco Chronicle IS a capital number, containing twen'y-eight pages of inter sssing reading Ii gives a detailed ac, court Q. the financial and industrial progress of San Francisco and the state og California during the past year, while | devotes several columns to the same subject of every Pacific coast state and tarritory The Chronicle is, without any exception, the most enterprising and pro rressive newspaper on the Pacific coast. leading its centemporaIies-it has no IT. ysls-by long odds in every department ejaculation. business and financial prosperity
 We have heard considerable of late of the partisan nature of the last board of supervisors, that il did not give dem- ocrstic papers any patronage in the way of printing, etc. The present beard showed it's hand from strictly partisan stand point n the elsction of its clerk. Ar MItchell. who has ssrved the county m the capac;,y Of clerk of the board fo. eight years, was summarily given the h. 10 make room for democratic clerk. and yet we have not heard any thing sajd about il from the same source that complaints originated from. about the old board. This paper believes in partisanship in officials has never asked any patronage from its opponents and makes no kick about not receiving 1t
 Our esteemed ce.temporarY, the Tucson Citizen. says; "If the people ef Prescott, instead of beating their brains out against the inevitable in their struggle on the capitol question, would devote their energies towards securing desirable public institution as an offse to ther loss Of the capitol. it would not osly rebound much to their credit. but would enlist the support and strength of the southern delegation" The people st Prescott are not just now making, or attempting to make, any combinations to secure any territorial institution The capitol, ,be only territorial institu- ton in northern Arizona, IS located just rght-within very few miles of the renter Of the ierritery and WE fRo- TOSS TO KEEP IT there. Mir. Citizen.
 As . compensation for the services of .' as ,oslis galion in asst sing 10 l 5 capital g Phenix, the latter >e csen $so.soo ap
 9rFi8isl le university. The 1-s h,e afeo ao,a ., l
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
Notice to Freighters

The road from Verde Sta ticn to Jerome, a distance of twenty-three miles, is now very fair, and all teams here are drawing fair loads. On account of the bad roads previous to this date, there has a large amonnt of freight accumulated, and I will give a few more teams employment, if they come soon, at $9 per ton each way. Plenty of freight each way.
 B. Fl. WITHERELL,
 Contractor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

We the undersigned Banks and bsrkes : viii pay Ah Prizes drawn in The boutgiai State Lotteries ~hica may ne eseat.sd 4 our counters.
 H. n. WAE.xzSf.Ex- Pres. Louisiana National Bank PIERRE LAsAgx-
 Pres. State National Bans.
 A 8tsDNFE. Pres. New Orleans Naiiousi Bsts
 sAkL RsomA.
 Pres. Union National Bank
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
aDl 0RIAL NOTES.

EIIi lL.IAI NUTES.
 A aioo legislature is in a1 ornia, wants free kin Wass4 of New York, will be lleIl q sshsast siIlon. -a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

aay IS shs anniversary of the battle os New Orleans. Hurrah for General Jackson
 Brother Hackney. of the Globe Silver Belt. IS 10, in love sith the government special agents
 4 decision of the United States supreme court was reversed recently by an Albuquerque justice of the peace.
 In a aght between sheep men. and COW boys in the employ of the Chirica- hua cattle company, in Graham county, five of the former were killed.
 X speclsl elecuon will be held in Graham county nea Saturday for the election of an sssemnlyman in the place Of s. W. Pomeroy, who has resigned
 Both the senate and the house com mittee or public Iands have agreed to support a meas Ire to allow a person who has abandon d or relinquished his homestead entry 10 make another entry.
 PhcIiz papers. are having a species of rabies ever the exposure by the JouR- NAL-MissR Of lhsE sro.oeo corruption scheme The republican editor of the democratic paper seems to be the worst affected by it
 Edward Q. Wolcott, who was elected 10 the United States from Colorado. is fony-one years old; came from Massa- chusetls 10 Colorado. where he started life as a school teacher, afterwards en- gazing in the practice of law.
 4 meeting of the board of trade will bsheld tonight for the purpose of consid- ering the electric light proposition. We have argued ihs, electricity could furnish Us the cheapest light and the resent proposinca should be thoroughly investigated.
 The steamer Vandan from Rotterdam, 'iich arrived in New ' ork on the Ist inst. E,porss stormy voyage turing which one oi the crew was washed overheard and droEhed, and another sersiously injured. The vessel los, her life boats, but was otherwise not damaged
 W. T. Smith. more familiarly known as Tom Smith, the great capital removal organizer, of Pheni1. mas made pill grirnage to Yuma As this is the third CT fourth envoy extraordinary sent down there from Phenix, the Yuma delegation -snnos be as s,iid GU the capital re- a as oar salty neighbors have as-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
Territory of Arisona, County of Yayapaf. N
Territory of Ariaona. !,
 County of YlvapAs, !

.,i. I. Cnhfies h. Akef as Ca.snts Rec. der of the County of Ysvstai,ts |, t Teiri,9 T, .n. ing to be ' fuii. tsu an C mp,ets rs,o,S ol s1. Sp. Articles of Inco posaiion VI tue n xIe @ @u4alns tempany Rnt u- tio fhuis ~-cf aoo oi sas endoTsemetl of htaN fAr.eau. as tns sane appears Do iie ana uf r4epls tf ns-
 Witness my official al1i aud zesi of atilte, 1889. Cg KRIS
 tShALl c WnfF tseCiss.ssr
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

Charles Collen hss been appointed re- eeiver Of the hrm of Henry Warner, wholesale dealer in hides. New York, en application Of Simon Strauss, a part ner o5 the firm. Liabilities are ssid to be over S3oo,ooo, assets ss5o.ooc in
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09

-slit '-iI'It |tI- 5NtiN'R' ID ~hs4 HE tO E p..s g Phenix, the latter '-s a csen a $so.soo ap- 8rziVisl ae university The saeaiy ee has also gone to aa< o 9cs in presumably, how
 psis,ion fer building
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-01-09
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
CapitaI Prize, S300.000.

lOi sDoo Tickets as SEQ each; Halves SIC: Quarters oS. Teaths xx; tw~ass-