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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
SHERIFrS SALE.

IN THE DISTINCT COURT OF THE Third Jud cial Districtof ,hr T rr-.ory os Arizona. In and for the County of Yavsrai. Randall, adm ,nistra'or of the estate of Charles '. stanton, Dd sndant.
 Under and ey virtue of an osies o' Sale md Dec ec or Issued out of tha district c urt of the rhtrd Judicial Dts r,ss ot the Territory of Arizona, In and for the County Of YavapAi. on the 9,h day of sepsem Der. lsS. tu the above enlttis d acton. vhr rein Clark Churchill, the ao ve nsmed plai u . n. obtained . judgment ana deere sg ainss estate oi Chssles P. stanton, asces,ed. are se fcndant, on the sth day of fshrusry, iSs3 for the sum of eleven hundred and seventv. iadx sent and decree was on the s1h day of February, lsS. recorded in !adgm sut book {, al rascs sS, ts' and tS, records of said Dis. trici Court, am commanded lo sell sii that certain loi, piece or pargei cf mining Iseixa or claim. sftaats, lying and betug ,n Weaver Mlning District, Coaaty of fsvspsi and scrihed a follows. to wit; rsAi certain min, inx ledse or clsisa situate, lying and eelns m n Wssyr AinsnS pi. ret, h the Csnnsy oi cia. m, lacatsa by James N. Bright. January resnrdsd In Book E-s cf mining resor.l., in office of County Recorder Of Yasspai coua y. Arinons rerrito. V. on May 2. lsil. st fol,os hsreditAneats and sppa ten snoes thercp n .a long ng or in any wise appertsinlns.
 Publle n .tice Is hereby stScn that on - on- aay, shc xSsh day or Ocseber lsso. as [ hs hour of i3 M of that day, in front of tAe north Uoor of the cnurt.house. County of favspsi and territory of Arizona, l will. in obetience to said order O. ssie and deel co of
 cell the above de.c,ibed properiy. or so m uch thereof ss may be nec-ssaTy 10 satisfy said plaintsf'a Judgment. win interest anu costs, etc To he hixhe and best bidder, for os-h. In United StA,es currency.
 w. Q. OiSEIIi.
 shef.ff. YavapAi County. Ky N. MctsEeNAY, Deputy.
 Dated. Prescott. AriI. Oct. .. iSsS. olt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
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"Do you carry these Shoes r Why yes sir. Also tn'
 Largest and best stock of mems Boots and Shoes in Prescott Let me you my immense of Furniture consisting part elegant Parlo Sets Bed Lounges in all styles Extension Tables Bedroom Warrob Easy Chairs Rockers and ohe chairs in endless variety, Mirrors, Folding beds Cots Spring wire and hair mattresses Best and cheapest line of Car pets Desks and Office Chairs, wall paper etc u Sec th Crockey and these elegant Dinner and Tea Set Also the Latest Designs in Glassware Ornaments Lamps etc On this side Cross Blackwell and other fine brands assorted Groceries which selling prices to dey
 on On the U other side the varied and complete assor of Gents Furnishing Goods bankets noons etc.: and as east step the and catch the Large Assortment of every description of Fine Old wines and Lquor St Louis and Milwaukee beer champagnes which dish out who together with cigars of the choicest brands The brick store rpenished with every description of Grain Flour and canned goods which import in carload lots
 M delighted with your varied Assortment and your Low Prices astonish me May inquire your terms s
 SPOT CASH r
 "Wel, goodbye; cold day" J. L. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

Every additional fact, revealed by the fifty workingmsn sent abroad to investigate the condition of foreign trades and oraftmen, adds evidence that in no other country but the United States Is the wage earner so we'll paid, better conditioned or endowed with higher privileges. The leader of the group, Mr. Thompson, said; Almost every trade was represented in our party, and they examined carefully the products and machinery of the old country. It was observed that the ms- ohinery was cumbersome, lacking the completeness that is seen in 0ar coun. try. It WAS found that the wages are, on average, B per cent. lower than in America. The printing trades. are about where they were in this country twenty years ago" MT. Thorpe, msm- Der of the party, reports that the engi. nsers of Europe ar c net organized. and that they receive wages 70 per cent lower than are paid for the same work in America. Thoss who seek to dis turb the relations of capital and labor, and to make the workingmen dissatis- fled with their condition, will be amazed aud confouncd when the entire report of :his foreign investigation is published.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
SafRIff,S SALE.

TIN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
 Il rHt xD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. of the Ter rltofs of Ariso ia, in and for the County oi
 1svsps ,Ciark Charcht l. plsintlfr, vs. ChAs Charles F Stsston. dece sssj. and the un. known heirs Of tn said Casrios r. stanton, decear d. dc .endants. "
 U.lder and by vir ue of an orsfsr of sale aud decree of tssued ou of he District Court on tne lst dsy of October, iSS}, tn the as ve entitled tctioa. wnsrein s;tsrk Churchill Inc slose named plai ntin, obtain ,d a Judgment ant deer axsi st Charles A. kun4afl, ali minisSrai T of the . tat of Charles q. Slan. ton. decessed. and The une heirs of the said Chsriee F. stanton. deoeAsed, dsfrnd. ants, on he lg h day If septe m Ser lSS9 for sum af six Hundred and soTiy-one t$H<l oo) Dollars with interet and costs which ,id judgment and dcclee vas on the m,nt book $, st pages so7 and sos, records of salt Di-tr ct Court, am com man .ed 10 seli all In at certain tot, piece or par, ei uf mining lands situate. tying snd belng in Wesysr Mining D1strict. County oi aYavapai Snd Tor. rftory f Arisona, and bounded And described tain mining ledge or ciaiaa sitaste. i,ing aud being in Weaver Miaing District, County of fsvapai and Territory of Arizona, known as ant called the "Leviathan" ledge Br.Eht, January sth. l@7. and notice of local. on whor rsof is recorded in beck 5 of mines on the ssn day of May, A D. iS7s, in office q. County tSecordcr or Yavapai Coant, Ariaona Territory. At foiios sjs and go. tc which said records reference is here by made claitn. togeth r win all and siHgaiar the tenements, heredit amen,s anu ap purtenan eos thercunto osionginy or In any wise ap.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
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In he Justise's Court. Prsscstt Piccinc,
 fsvspai County, Ariaona Territory.
 Copy of 6u mons No. - samuel Hill. Plaintiff, va Standari Nm ing and Reduction Co, Defendant Action brought iH the Ju stic-'s Court of Prcs cou Precinct, in the County of Yayn naI Territory of Arisona
 The Territory of Arizona scnds creating to otanIard AtlliIg a.sd keduclsoa C,o
 Yoa are hereby summunes nd r.a lired so appear in an action brought againSf you hv 'h. sbove named plaintiff in tue Jnst.cess Court a, Prescott Product, In the ,ouatv of Ysvapsi. ip the Territory of Arizona. and answer the complaint nici in said Court. al Prescolt, in said county, within i've dsys (cyc'usive of ehe day Of s.rvicel sfter the service upon you of this .an, mons. if servsi ia this Precinct: but 1. served oui of the Precinct and within the ca ,nty. then witGia ten days: sudif served out of he county. then within nf,ccn days: tn al other co ses i've ty days.
 ssid Assion is brought to recover sa. sum of one hundred and ninety six roilsrs. tS. gslhef with legal interest thereon om D, tober let lSSS. and for c sts Ano yon arc hereby no,i nsd thStis you faii to appear ana answer the complaint sa above said piaintin wttl take jud srnent axainat you for the amount demanded. ns sfore said, aud for all rslicf in the premises and for coste of suit.
 Make legal service and due return hereof. Given under my hAnd this 7th day of Uc,
 HENRY T. ANDREWS. Iustice Of the Peace. Ysvspai coasty, Art.
 HouA as Herndon d Hawkins. Attorneys for pl.a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

The Phenix Gazette is praying bit. terly because Register Brown, of the Tucson land office, does not give it all the final proof notices. etc, for publi- cation. Those Phenix democrats were born without gall, but they have de- veloped . species of their own, down there, in comp psrison with which the commonplace article put up by nature fades ipto insignificance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

have received carload Of elegant Anheuser- Busch (st Leuisl Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice.cold, st reduced prices. in kegs, bettles. or any amount have refurnishsd my lodg' ing h ouse, and will rent rooms; bed. can be rsated at two or four bits. 1 am ready Co furnish cord wood. oak. pine and juniper. cut to all sizes. split and delivered at house for S7 per cord Leave orders here or through posiotiiee. Martin Maier. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
Miring Irseiligsnoo.

It n reported that Jse Tugli has struck ledge near the Psck, ia the brasshaws, that runs @ 900 per ten.
 Two notioss of location were filed to- day, One, hy John Evans, for the Star lode, in Castle creek district; the other by John Kvans and Ahnsr Wade. Tor the Brouohc lode. same district.
 A deed from F. 8 Rugglss ts Abnsr wade, Tor the Amazon mias. Black Rock district, consideration $500. has been filed for record
 A letter iron Tip Tsp says that shior,dsrs are al making money, and that there are no idle men in camp.
 The claim of J.w. Clay ts the land on which the Silver King is located, and for the recovery of which he is bringing suit, is said by competent au- thorities ts rect on very questionable utle, The JouRnAL-MMKR will lay the facts in this case before its rsaders in Q day or two.
 The JouRxAL-MmKR stated few days since that Joe Fugli had made . rich strike near the Peck. It should have said "Clinoher" Fogarty. instead of Fngh. A man named Connors is interested with Ar. Fegarty in the new find. which they have named the Asa Buffum.'
 Deputy Sheriff Hickey returned from the Congress today. He says the Con- gress mill is the hAndsemsst and most perfect piece of mining machinery he ever saw, and that it works to charm.
 J. M ThomPson left this morning with load of supplies for the boys on the "old Smith" mine, HassayampA district.
 A bar of gold, valued at $500. was sold in town yesterday by W. H Har- Ian, of the Hasssyanpa district. It was the cleanup from l5 tons of ore.
 Joe Campbelrs pack train loadei with supplies at Bashford < Burnmis- tsr's, for Listoa's camp in the Brad shaws. this morning.
 A s. Garrett and N. PAulson have filed location notice on the Rico lede, Hasssyampa district.
 The sampling works loaded two cars of rich ore to-day.
 Two cars of ore from the Congress are awaiting shipment at the depot warehouse.
 Avery rich lot of geld orc, from N. Paulssn, Lynx creek. is being run through the ssmpler to-day.
 w. J. Pace has filed . forfeiture no tice against J. N. Murphy, deceased. for . one-fhird interest in tho Forlorn Hope and F crest mines, Hassaysnps district, on account of money expended in Assessmsnt wsrk on said mines in 1886.
 E. l.. Tsbin. who was ia town from the Peck few days age. says that W. A. Rowe has the second south sxtcn- sion of the Black Warrior mine, Peck district. which shows vein from 30 to ae fest wide. running $50 per ton.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

oFricR or TREAsuRka or YAvAPAr Co
 PREsc TT, Arix.. September O. ISSq.
 Notice is hereby given that the duplicate assessment roll of the County of Yavaps', territory of Arixons, for the year 1882 is now Ia my possession tor the collection of th,, tsxes levied therein and the raxo, arc nov due and payable Taxes win be de,inquent on fhe third Monday in Deeemb Der ncIt here. after. and unless paid on that Gay or prior thereto, on" and oae-half DOT cent. ut< per eentl per month during the time the said taxes snail be delinquent will be added to the smouut thereof as penalty, I am re dy to receive taxes for the year iSso, at my ofhce in the city of Prescott, between the hours of Q .. m and p. m, from snd after this date.
 c. C. wADDELL.
 County Treasurer and ex-ot;eio Tax Col. lector. seii,u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

The Albuquerque Democrat says Edwin Depew committed suicide on she ilth instant at the town ol Springerville, Arizona. He set . pan on the floor between his feet and then cut his throat with . razor, letting the bleod flow into the pan. He was dis covered before death. an d gave as the reason of his rash act that he was in poor health. He was 6l years old an d leaves wife and several children. He was born in New York"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
A Gila County Warrant
 at Auction.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH PARAaRApu
 w. subdivision 10, page i3S, Revised Stat utes oi srisona, notice |. hereby given that on tue kSsh day 0f October. lNao, between Supervisors Of favapai county win sell, at tns north door of the Coart house. in Pres. Sct,, in said county, st public auction to the hfgeest and best bidder fir caah a certnin vsrra 1t drawn oy virtue of Act No. %, See. sion Laws of iSss. sy the RoArd of Super. visors oI ~ 10 county, ana for the sum of eleven thonsand ttii ooo) doIiars .r Ky order of the Board of Supervisors of fevapai county, Arizona.
 seT td x, ]. r. HORNE. Clerk.
 Dated Prescott, ssptsmbn s7th. lsse.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
Pasturage for Horses

The undersigned has one ot the nues, pas lures in the county, with plerty os running water, and will take number of horses to pasture st es 0o per month. at the Point Rocks ranch formerly J. D. C,ok's.) Apply on premises or address
 c. W. JOHNSON, Prescott, Ar,sona
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
A cood CaIl,o,n,e paner

Send for. the Los Angeles Daily Herald, the beet Southern California paper. Subscription $s.25 per quarter. Weekly Herald (l2 pAges) @ per an. mum. Addrcss. AYAss k LYNCH.
 u Los Angeles. Cal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
NoIne Owcese, Aetentton.

The undersigned Is prepared io make maps, sketches and drawings oi mining claims, and also to write up descriptive Ieport< on mines. Can iurnish as many copies as desired, at reasonable prices. JuLRs BAuNASs,
 Room No. l, Williams House. Prescott
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
Thursday. November 7ih, 1889,

Al the hour Of i2 o'clock N. of that dsy. iu front of the north door of the CouIt House. in the city Of Pfes ott, County of .vapai and Territory of Arizona, will. tn obedience to said order of sale and decree cf lien. sell tho above described property, or 90 m sch thereof as may be necessary to satisiy said plaintiffs judgment ~iih interest aud costs, etc. to tRe highest and best bidder for cash, In United sfAfes currency. VI. q. o'NEIkL
 Sheriff. Ysvspsi County. By NJ. McinernAy, Deputy.
 Dated Prescott, Arizona, Dot nth, lsss.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

brand.
 RANGE - Lonesome Valley, near Coyote Spring, l9 mile . from Prescott.
 l am also the owner Of the following brands: Figure 2 on left, shoul- der of animals. E on left thigh. and Circle D en left right thigh and I'll
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 20. Addres
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
STOCK BRANDS.
IN DINA N US. k WHEEL BRAND

On loft HIP Of cattle and right THIGH of horses. Ear marks for eattle-upper bit on left and under bit rigtt CT. The undersigned Is also the owner of the STAk
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
LOCAL CUISINES MENTION.
Some Interesting Items tor All
 Glasses el ReaderA

Three meals for $l At the sherman House. formerly Dan Hsts's hotel.
 Congress. Apollinaris and viohy mineral waters in stock at the Corner drug store. If
 A large assortment of drugs, chem iclls and toilet articles for sale at tine very lowest prices at the Corner Drug Store. u
 Stockmen arc notified that large consignment of chloroiorm, calomel and carbolic acid has just been re- ceived at w. w. Ross's csrner drug ss0re. ti
 New millinery goods just received at Mrs. Burdge's. Call and soc what lovely Pattern hats, Sun-Shade hats. bonnets. ribboas and flowers Second door north oi the Postoffice m7ml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

The Prescott ChautsuQus Reading Club met at the residence of Mrs. K. \. P. Clark, Wednesday afternoon At two o'clock. The meeting was called to order by the president The quotations at roll-call were from Baysrd Taylor. Mrs. J. l.. Fisher read . sketch of the life and works of Alfred Teunyssn. hrs. Wright gave "Sems of the Sights of London" from Tayier's "Views Aioot." Mrs. W. O. O'Neill read . re- view of Tsnnyson's last volume. Miss Lulu Kendall read "The Lotus Eaters," by Tsnayson. The society adjourned te meet at the residence of Mrs. J. c. Hernasn, Wednesday, 2Sd inst.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
Q. Pertlano, Oontlst.

oihoe and residence opposite the Will. jams House, 6urley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new ia- provements in dentistry. Every oper- ataon carefully performed, and satss faction guaranteed.
 Prescott, Jan. l2. 1889. If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
Tuesday. the 29ih day of 0ciObar

Iss9, at Ina hour of ia II, Of that day, in iron, cf the no' tn door of the Court House fin the City of Pres ott, County of Tsvapal and fer ritory of Arisona, VIII. ia obedience to sa,d order of sale anu dccrec of sell tho asovc descrlbcd property or so much thers of as may be necessary 10 satiafy satd plaintiffs judgment win tnteresi, costs, etc. to tns highest and bcst bidder for cash. in Uni,e | States currcacy.
 W.O O'NEILl,
 Sheiin fNvapNi County Bv ~. VI MclNKRN ~, Deputy. Dated Prescott. Ariaoua, Oct sa \. lSSS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23


 One of Prosecute nAlnlstovs Dead. The Phenix Herald ei the llth has the following, which will bs read with regret by the many friends of Rev. l. Phil Smithsy:
 "The funeral services of Rev. l. Phil. smithsy, who died on Saturday were held in the Center Street Asthe dist church, Rev. Lswis Hsdgepeth officiating. Deceased was born in vir- ginis in 1855, and began itiasrsscy feur years ago in Montana. He labor ed there one year, the same period in California and for two years last past in Arizona.
 ''Ths phthisical tendency, to which he finally suceumbed, was family failing that followed him from his old Donia- ion home. His life here has been . struggle against the grin destroyer. Hemorrhsges attacked him in Califor- mia, but our soothing climate pro. longed his usefulness two whole years. He was described as . man of fine st- taiRments and superior excellence n the pulpit. His friends will ever chor- ish the memory of this bensfactsr of man" -: ~s: >.>-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
lOttov llot.

The following n list of letters re- mAining in the post-of6oe at Presocst, Arizona, uncallsd for October IT, 1889 Anderson. B AcArtsr, MT Christian, Jef Osbourne. Ars Chsyns Jas Pisrce, Mrs " NJ Chambers, Chas Rouse, OJ Dunn.J JW kansy, W Goodman, Mia E Ross, ye Hunphrsys, Jno Rice, w Moore, Jack Smith. W A Miller, c A
 Please call for Advertised" lettsrs.
 A. J. HEAD, P. V.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

The Eastern StAp held . very pleas ant me eting last evening. After the eusiness of the Chapter was finished. . humorous article of Samantha Allen, was read. Ice cream and cake were passed around. after which the Cha D. ter was closed. The regular stated meetings occur tho first and third Thursdays in the month; 60, the next will be the seventh of November.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

Annsniss, 60 it is recorded in asly Writ, was somewhat of . liar himself, and his better half, sapphira, 10 faith fully emulsted her husbsnd's preclivity that fhs Creator smote them both in the short ribs. and they were gathered to their respective fathers. It may bs that ;he Lord intended the snits with which he smete them a . champion ship telt,~ If so. the trophy is in immi. nent danger of passing from their pos session into the keeping of John II. Marion. If the two worthies aforesaid did not mako Hades ring aad the Plu- tonic shades vibrats and Uerebus howl and the sightless fishes of the styx see stare when they read this mornings Courier by the blue sulphurous light of Gshenns, then they have lost all pride in reoord which hss burned into the pages Of. sacred history for countless centuries. =. :;. = ''-.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23
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Chicafo, Rock Islill '

Chicago, R0G1 Hinu
 ynomdine ranss Rass an1 v River. Tho Direct 1pnee . ( ROCK r0xsANn nAv1M4 coUNCTI. nLUIT& WAxl rAL.x1& MINlgRAFoG3A YE UpH- ATCHWcN, L1Ayl S CITY. TOPEKA. p1NvM @ and PuEBIo rrue necl1 ffcm cHrcA0o cAI.DyN and pOO0K CITY, an4 kl tween CHICAGO. WIcx1xAe SOLID vESTloulE 0ll cf Tnruc9h ocacheA eesU Chair cAro and (enee of 8A daily hctwoen C8ICA0Q GIL BLUFFD and o0A1A tn9 Chan Or e Noux4 bcswvscn CHICAGO ard u1 SPRINGS and PuB1ko N sAs eiity and ropskA @ weet of e Jceeph and S daily, with cno1ce of HcS IsAko, rcrtiAnd. Lscs An9oee Tho Direct Line e end ne tcu. Garden of the oceA Scenic 0gAndsurs of coacs
 vsa Tho Albsss lo Solid yxpreas rrAine dntv Hinnxsnpoltn and e Le.4 clin1ng Chair cAxs tx1 poineH and xaneae C1ly. oleepsr between fecraA T GAllo via Rock rsln1d Waterscwn. Sioux rAnA o IT. Hunting and Y1shins or0ssS
 Tho uAor< y.iuc via nsasS facilities tc travel Co end - ctnnnti and other ocosn>
 For rcssss. srap> Helass .. or. JONI. Joss.,
 o~n1 1anAser. er...AN
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

Bellevue Hotel,
 PRESCOTT. AREMA. GENERALLY =. L0c..1E0 ]
 opp. To. ut, sa an auRIsr stree. AlAN1sI!nIs l!l!! Gil9
 TERMS REASONABLE JAMES SHIRLEY. Proprietor
 $. n. LOGAN. ss,s sg, ui Gsdlv !a's B0psper Hansine
 and kalsominlas d SHOP WITH A. C. RANDALL
 South Side Plasa- pRE5CGTr ARfzoTA 1nuMCnM u0llcf
 Marina Street. Prescott. ISS C. JOHNSON. Propristfsss Good, we'll ventilated rooms Accommodation frst-class. Special attention paid fami les. Palace Saloon
 M0ntezum0 Street,
 Reopened under Inc manassm-nt.os D. C. THORNE,| win Inc ee., stock of goods in Northern
 AFisass. tncsnding Wines. Liquors and Cigars. Good Private club Ro m. attached mi1 EASTERN PRICES l Patent Medicines and Drugs of all Kinds.
 Sold for Eastern al the DRUG ST0RE| DR.R.K.ROBlNSON
 hontexuma Street. a aute- convinced
 Bridge Bath House.. Hot and Cald Baths. Also Hot and
 Cid Shower Baths. 
 SHAMPO0TNa.
 HAIR CUTTING B ,th tickets, four for q. Granite Creek ridge. Wa4er nice and clear.
 HhNRl JACoBovIrz. rrop'r. CLEANING AND REPAIRING. The undersigned late of San 'ranclsco,is prepared to MEND LEAN and DYE Ladies and ieatlemen's Clothing. Shop !, Builum's building, Monte- una street. Prices reasonable. 'ry me, and l will give entire atlstaction. A. ERNST. 's,i',s, October 1. isSs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-10-23

The Tucson Star says of hsld-oyer 8r,. perintendent of Public Instruction n Chas. Nj. Strauss: "lt is to be regret ted that the superintendsnt of public instruction of the territory has SO far forgotten his duties as to make himselt an instrupent of strife in eur school, and to constitute himssl! . common scold and auisAncs to the education al interests of the city. In the interest of public education, this man should bs removed oa the grounds of utter in- competency and for being . gener,Al and repeated distarbsr of good order and difcipline in our public sohesl."
 The Tombstone ProsPsc,or says: The news of the slaughter of Mexican troops by Saqni Indians in Sonora has bee confirmed. The latter caught two coni- panies of soldiers in swimming and killed them all while in the water. Four thousand troops have been or dered 10 the front.