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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09
MCRnER OF \ BEAUTIFUL
SOCIETY GIRL.
A PROMINENT AND WEALTHY
YOUNG MAN ARRESTED FOR
THE CRIME THE POLICE

THE tklME.-THEP UBiCE
RETICENT.
For the past few days a great
deal Of comment has been oc-
casioned by the mysterious dis
appearance Of a beautiful young
girl, the daughter Of one of our
wealthiest and most exclusive
families. Now comes the ru.
NOR that she has been murder.
ed.
Most startling of all is the re.
port that one Of our wealthiest
young men has been arrested
for the crime. By request Of
powerful and influential friends
Of the parties concerned, tile
police absolutely refuse any in.
formation at present, but the in
ner history Of this mysterious
occurrence is fully narrated in
''The Shadow Detective" by
Old Sleuth: issued to-day IN
"Tne Culamet Series" Ask
your newsdealer to let you look
at a copy"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09
DURHAM RECORDER.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. ., 1891.
uurrah for the University:


The University opened Thursday
under the the most flattering pros
poets. About 225 boys have register
ed so far, and of that number there
are over 100 freshmen. Every train
is bringing recruits and it is expected
that the number for the year will
reach $50.
President Winston addressed the
students in Memorial Hall and ex-
planned all the changes, new rules ETC.
The first day of the session was
celebrated also by the birth of twins
boys in the family of one of the
most popular professors.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09

Free samples of DR.. Miles
Restorative Nervine at Yearbys
cures Headache, nervousness,
sleeplessness,, neuralgia, fits,
nervous debility, sexual weak
ness, poor memory, etc. A new
and remarkable discovery. Or
address the DIR. Miles Medical
Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09

I YNtiiBl RI & DURHAM RAILROAD.
- 10 take efsrt Aug. "a. tsli.
ayltTHhYCNb. suRfHBnrNN.
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Rose, chrysanthe NUNS,

IL Choice Everblooming Roses for
one dollar; IL Choice Chrysanthe-
nuns for one dollar. Palm and
other decorative plants; Coleus,
Carnation, Double Violets etc., for
out door planting. Cut flowers,
Bouquets, Floral Designs, Magno-
lias and Choice Evergreens, Toma-
toe, Cabbage and Pot grown Egg
plants. Potato plants in any
quantity ready 18th April. CELERY
plants ready in June and July. Send
for catalogue.
II. STEINMETZ. Florist,
feb25 Raleigh, N. c.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-09-09
The Durham school OF Music.


This established institution, it is
officially learned, is soon to change
management under enlarged auspi-
ces. The spacious hall over Mr..
Chas. 7 Postley's store, to be known
as the St. Cecilia Hall, is now being
arranged for occupancy in such a
way as to furnish the most complete
facilities for the cultivation of the
musical interests of the community.
The organizer of the institution hav-
ing decided not to teach during the
approaching scholastic term, the
management and dictatorship will be
vested in several of the former mem.
bers Of the school, viz: Misses Nola
Woodward, Lizzie Harris, Ada
Hanks. Ollie Snow and Mr.. Vernon
Darnall. All these have hitherto
given evidence of decided ability as
instructors, and will each have a
studio in said hall, and while each
studio will be distinct rs TO its own
management and welfare, all will
combine for the common good. Civ
ing the accustomed entertainments
and exhibitions rs of one institute.
Miss Southgate, who has always
manifested a most commendable am
bition for the development of the
musical art here. will be with the
present management during the
month TO perfect the organization.
The next scholastic term will begin
Monday. sept. 1Ith.
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sOutherDers at New York
Wedding.

A very pretty wedding took
place yesterday at st. Paul.
Church, the Rev. y. J. Hewitt,
dean Of the Catholic University
at Washington. officiating.
The bride was Miss Anna ii.
Raborg, daughter Of the late DR..
). A. Raborg. The brides
mother was "a Miss Mason, Of
Virginia, and many Southern.
ers were present at the cere.
mOny. The bridegroom was J.
Godfr0i Gourdeau, Of Quebec,
Canada. N. Y. Tx.
HluI n T. NJ.
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1t is proposed to begin opera
ton ON a new railway between
Baldwin, Lake county, Mich,
and Rogers City, ON Lake HUI
ron.
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Advice To Mothers,

ars. windows saoUmng syrup
should. always be- used for children
teething. 1t soothes the child, softens
the guns, s|lays all pain, cures wind collie,
and is the best remedy tor tliarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
sep 27-d-w-iv.
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W AShlNGTON, ID. e.
DURHAM. y. c.. June end, 1891.
Mr.. john \. WEIR. Washing.
ton. d. c.:
Dear Sir Il have known the Flee
tropoi>e used in a nunIrr uf differ
ereBt eases for various complaints.
In no instance have | known il to
fail 10 benefit or cur" the person
who used il. am not ~ any way
interested IN il. Ny "Iyeet is to
benefit humanity, anil mnhcslta.
tingly say that, from nv long per.
s0nAl acquaintance win y0n, a.
well as from the wond ,'uI curse il
mas wrought under NV own 0lJser-
vation, on various ppr-0ns afflicted
with various ills. | am prepared 10
believe The testimony offered in
pro"f Of the wonderful cures pro.
duced by the persisten'. Intelligent
use Of the Electrupnis... and coln-
mend II 10 invalids.
Yours truly.
ALEX. WALKER.
For information address ~ above.
or 222 King s.. Charleston. ). G.
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I INf uIt 'fstJ 4 DURHAM RAtt,RD4T1.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria.
When she b-camc Miss, she chung to CastoriA
When she lad Chiidrrn, she gave them Go astoria
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
ssle cf cecenlno ceanty Rend..

The following order was passed by the Board of Supervisors, July 3d, 1891: A proposition from the agents of Mir. Sol Lewis. of San Francisco, for the purchase of the first series textending from to 15 inclusixel of the Coconino County bonds having been received. the Board, after careful computation of the income arising from holding the per cent. bonds and the accru- ing interest upon Yavapai County outstanding 10 per cent. warrants, decided that it was for the bes in interest of this county to accept the proposition, and the following order was offered and passed by unani- nous vote:
 Resolved. That the offer of Sol Lewis, by hands of Bank of Arizona, for the purchase of the first 75 Coco nino County Bonds, at the lump sum of S72,952.56, is hereby accepted, and this resolution shall be author ity for the County Treasurer to de- deliver to the Bank of Arizona or its order the above mentioned bonds. upon payment into the Coun- ty Treasury of the sum of S12,l52 66,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
Cannibaiism tn Brarii.

NEW YORK, July 9.-A little three column newspaper printed m the in- terior of Brazil. which reached here to-day. contains a horrible story of cannibalism. \ man named Glenn ents Vieria is under arrest at Salinas. state of Minas, Brazil, charged with eating human flesh. In talk with the editor he said for some time he and a number of others had lived upon human flesh. and when asked what motive impelled them to such barbarous acts, said it was because they liked it. When asked how they secured the first victim, he said he went one day to the house of friend named Leandro, who invited him to eat piece of his (Leandro's) dead child. He was hungry and did so. The following day he found a woman asleep by the road side, killed her and took the body home. Soon after he killed friend named Simplisios and with the assistance of Francisco and Severa ate him. When his flesh was all gone Simplisios' two sons were killed for further supply of loou. Later on Basilio and the prisoner killed and devoured Fran
 cisco and finally Veiria having dis covered that Basilio had stolen a shirt from him, killed him. He ate very little of him, however. for he was arrested within two days of tbe
 murder. Neiria was captured in tbe
 act of making a meal of portion nf Basilio's remains. The soldiers found a part of Basilio's body packed away prepared with pepper and salt.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
Creates, Curiosity on Earth.

At arecent show iu London, fl an exchange can be believed, a gentle man took his fourteen daughters along, and they were exceedingly anxious to see and hear the Edison phonograph, attached to which k an extra charge of sxipenee n head. He approached the gate and asked:
 Got the phonograph in here'"
 "Yes, sir, came the answer; "six pence, please
 "Sixpence. you say. That's for nne. of course; now, what do you charge for niy party' I've got four teen daughters here. and they all want to see the curiosities.n
 Fourteen daughters did you sayl' observed the man at the gate. with an awed look upon his stolid British face
 Yes"
 Well, you just walk right in. sir. with your fourteen daughters, they'll be greater curiosities than the Edi- son phonograph.'
 Nogales' average temperature has been S0 degrees this summer.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15


 W. ]. Chamberlain X Co. :, hnan- cial circular, published at Denver,
 has the following review for the
 week: The commercial world moves
 on, but it moves slowly just now,
 and it is evident that we must wait
 bit for anything like great activi-
 ty. The continued shipments of
 gold (nearly Ss,0O0,Oo0 last week made the total thus far this season about S15,000,0OO. Had this been known three months ago, the con servatives would have expected a double-compound-bac action panic ere this, but no special disturbance has occurred, and to the contrary, the money at the large centres is
 accommodating, and interest is low. ! Secretary Foster decided to extend lI per cent. bonds on and after Sep tember ,, 1891, at ? per cent. inter est. He has also decided to convert
 some of the trade dollar bullion into
 standards, and to exchange about S3,0O0,Oo0 of small silver into cer- tificates Bullion certificates were dealt in st the New York Stock Ex- change to the extent of 10000 ounces up to l02. The railroad stock mar
 ket has been rather fevcrish and in clined to weakness and lower prices but the previous slight spurt had
 carried them mp just about as much
 as they had lost within the past few days.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
rsrritnrIal Items.

Nogales beer iealers are at war. '
 sam Purdy has been appointed distric; attorney of Yuma county, in place of Clarence Way, resigned.
 County Assessor II. C. Ormes house, in Maricopa county, was burned together with all its con tents, last week. Loss, S2,0Oo.
 Sam Gillespie. of Yuma, is recov- ering from the effect of the wound recently received hy being stabbed by Mexican.
 John F. lson was assasslnated re- gently at Solomonville. The Gra- ham county supervisors offer re- ward of SJo0 for the arrest of the murderer.
 There is a rumor that the Nogales Record has been purchased by the democracy of Pima county, and that one Chalmers, assisted by F. G. Hughes. of Tucson. Is to be the re sponSible man to edit the paper.
 The Yuma Times states that a freight train going west, Sunday, Iiatl uitNntn pu dllNDk OkuCt things one ear load of catsup from Wheeling, W. Va, one ear of Blue field bananas from Galveston. and three cars of long leaf pine from Beaumont. Texas.
 William l.. George. proprietor of the Prescott and Phenix stage line, has brought suit against Veterinary Surgeon Chalmers and his bonds men, for over S2,OO0. the value of animals killed by Dr. Chalmers, The animals were afflicted with glanders.
 X Nogales man, who five years ago commenced picking up vacant lots here and there and building tene- ment houses upon them, was called eccentric and looked upon as foolish and a poor manager. His income today from rents is about S22 day and people say his sack Is longer than a hoe handle. NogaleS Her ald
 Yuma reported temperature on Saturday last of IF. We have not advices from Phenix, as the weather reports are suppressed by the news papers there. IL Is probable, how ever. that the mercury hovers around the llO mark. The editor of the Herald has probably thswed out. Silver Belt.
 Crops under the Highland canal, near Tempe, have suffered greatly for want of water this season, owing to the difficulty of getting the dam m. and head of the canal restored, after the February flood. About two miles of the head of the canal was destroyed. The repairs that have been made are temporary and a new head and dam Is a necessity.
 One of the most singular things about our climate is the great change that has taken place within the past few years. Rain is more frequent than formerly, indeed it Is generally believed that small grain could have been raised in Wallapai or Sacramento valleys in either of the past three years. Many people believe that this change Is caused by the railroad, as it is asserted that the extension of railroads through the arid belts east of the Rocky Mountains with them. Whether this is so or not there has certainly been a great and favorable change. -Mohave Miner.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
. Few Facts About Dancing.

tremble for this letter, fearing that no mau will read it, for it deal. in facts. Facts are so dull.
 lst. Dancing Is natural and right IL is the other half of music. Nei- ther music nor dancing can be call ed an evil. They go together, hand in hand, and must abide by the same judgment When music be- gan, dancing began. So long as the former continues. the latter must continue. Then it is morally proper to dance if you want to.
 2d. There Is no known accom- plishment so cheaply obtained as the one of graceful dancing, and none that will carry you farther into the heart and core of good so- ciety. Thousands of dollars you may spend to become a fine musi- elan. Unless you are talented you fail totally. To become an elegant waltzer requires no special talent.
 3d. Can you dance already Ia- vestigate your case and see. The fact that your partner claimed to fHIpN that Ndlt[. AS uo SlSH Nudt ever. She told you that it was splendid, but she whispered to her seat mate that you were horrid! Remember that politeness debars her from calling you the bore which you are.
 4th. If you cannot dance little bit, do not pretend that. in days gone by, you were a champion. Every old dancer knows that the waltz, once it is mastered. never can he forgotten.
 5th. You may be brainy man. with capital to back you, but if you can't dance you are no good in the ball room. And any of your interiors, who are educated dancers. can beat you on such an occasion. But you know that. already. You have tried it.
 All those feeling themselves inter ested are invited to attend the first meeting of my dancing class, which takes place this evening, st the City Hall, at S:30 o'clock. For terms, in quire at Hotel Burke, room No. II.
 SAM FLINT.
 Prescott, July 10. 1891.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
Board of Equalization.

The following persons have beer cited to appear before the board o equalization, July l3, to show cause why their assessments on city prop erty should not be increased: Bes sic Adams. A. D. Adams, Mrs Catharine Adams, Amelia Archibald Arizona Lodge I. O. O. F., F. G Brecht. Brecht & Throne, T. s. Bull lock. k. H. Burmister, Mrs. Mary C Brooks, Geo. Brown, Erwin Baer Ed. Burke, Robert Brow. Henry Brinkmeyer, N. W. Bowen, H. A Bourke, Mrs. F.. J. Bones, Bidinger & Rief. T. r. Bruce, Sam. F. Bright, Harris Baldwin, W. C. Burdge, Mrs. R R. Blaine, Mrs. Mary Bowen, Burke X Hickey, l. D. Cook and Son, Campbell X Baker, George H. Curry, John G. Campbell, John A. Church, William Claypool, Central Arizona Telegraph Company, Mrs. Canaris. Mrs Cullumber, Mrs. Elizs Campbell. Mrs. F.. F. Clark, F. l.. Combs, Robert Cornell, B. B. Crapo.
 The board of equalization on Fri day cited the following persons to appear before them on July 20th, to show cause why their assessments on city property should not be increased: F. r. Miller, Verde station; Mahurin X Coffin, Jerome; W. F. Wilber, Per rim Cattle company.
 To appear July l7th: Ezra Jack
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
Mining Applied
p.U U s. L4y

't =. L4N
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 Noies is hereby r., son aud iehn Dst> eress Is Prescol, Ys. TerFitsr,, hsye ms5, snt Tor thirteen Ies linear ieet cn sA, ,:s. ing reld. silver and x. mining d'siFicl Y.s IerrItery. ard aeser,s| aud asid no.es or s,s lows. via.
 beginrisg at ,ks iu the location ncli sodtherly and renter set a walnut post 3 ::z ih n in the grouss ! mon- Of stone. rs-tn 5ear.ngs avsnsnle. T E lao feet | the n] marking the SE sass] \ stone mon bullt .s) in dla. which Is blss.| No 2 Thence g asr deg: 9k feet .o spring 6aieh eourse ing ne seEshsF,f en els'm south tsk aep stsne marked -LK s's ting the seafhrs. tor claim south ss 1 hom stone n n-rksd to The .rtslnsl loes corner oi clsim uhf 3A in. di4. { feet Ion surrounded sane . marked c. C No ' tree 10 la. diameter J oesrs south ss Id Thence \ ss deg le a mia E 3s0 fses |. et the ess.l. vhess in. aia. { ises ] ns. surrcan ed sane s e.rksd C. c. N Win W (ssae eoss min k :ko feel io 4 pos, s in. cls.4fs ground sa sn-rs,sj stone tor the NV mss kei C q. So. s. bears N SU aeg c u, mon. No. ? bears NJ Thence $ : deg l5 5 min E s65 feet lns side line os tke Es min E -R feel frcns Sa fse' lo to the e Guleh, course ssSs tioa eofrer maskrs available. Thence tion IA deg zs mia :. No. l ana 2ls 2 l4-ls acres of uEss ton of his miE> CTS olhcc al lssspI icry, oH psgts szs oscis in 0oa k Is cf
 Any 3crsens thereto are requir, before this office d nrsl day of rahlicl be barred by viF;u statute. j
 First pubIisxfiuu1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
Applieatid
|. S Y Prescott Al

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 Notice is hereby j Executrix of Win. | post office address i J. Hawkins. her Al Arizona. has this dad patent Ser fiffeS 8 h,| ting Bell Mine og | with surface Sroenl| situated in taerr, { of N$yapai and .feF| hated by the helil hs [ this o;i,Se as La NJ ing as follows te uiI
 BcxinniES af the | in the location Esfis | where k sE . gTszi;| rounded vish moDu{
 marked .. R. So 1. seven hundred and l nhnt msrkiax the \ where is S.t a eraa rcAnsiesi with mon \. E. Na. .. whene diameter marked l s9 iexre,s xs msng thence south 8 tiezr location monument exf0x3i inches. sen stone: which sand wherce |. S ma} south "a sia<ress ea fe~s: thence north feed ;hefn< one nuu meurtalni Jp mcuu pine post four inchs ane foot in ground stcnss said post h-l- nai corner soHid ne able; thence north feet bsariaS towand "a the location uos stone dySxid ins.ise1 of stone ant mark inches in diameter : south Sf siexrsSS. A1 thence ncrtA ] ot< hundred ter; taap four inches in tiiarsd grouHti. survou esie-i marked S B. No. c: fifteen hnH<iresl fevf riClse facing soufhw a ronEh granite ssa a p0iat where iS VI surrounded with mo S. R. No. .. orieiaai Sst; ,hencc south feet te . moruHrn an.l plagx' ef hexinn
 Aax1asslc varisf;oa taining S and e-No
 The Location W [ ne,crirs's oftirss of Book II s of N:zks In Book Sl 0f Aslaes
 Any srsd al psr- portion of s4izi Sst xfouad are rQuirci with The Register q eliice as fresee:f in ing the sixty days er they will as haFrc of the Statnse.
 Eirxr DO h.lcalian
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
WEDNESDAY. July {

Thomas Jackson, formerly of County Downe. Ireland, was admit ted to citizenship.
 Territory ys. John Chart. Mo ton to quash indictment and plea in abatement entered. The former was denied, and the court oyerruled the latter. Defendant then entered plea of not guilty, and the case was set for trial Thursday morning at To o'clock, an additional venire of thirty trial jurors, returnable at this same hour, being ordered.
 Adjourned until Thursday, July | 9th. at 10 o'clock.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
Applieatio
T.. l Prescott

." i're<eosf. ! Nofics is hsrehy !
 Executrix ef Wa. ]
 poss office Ssid'Fe<s
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 for . pstens tor f1 the Ida i:sns 0r ytia' surface HrUrnfi Slx b. in { kerrY { s'reek Nsai
 pai. and ferfstefs ss' field notes and ct1 [ Nunl.ser ie said I'd t0 wit 1 Beginning st tkf l in the lccsti9n noSsr claim. waes@ is co rounded with s;sne s is marked l. No. !; seven hunsired kiiy \ ridge, cou'-e eest. snl coErsa essgf to lsS;s1 saatiseriy end centa | i;e stone st.SltxlS l1| ment cf lnarkts. l. N east three hnnslIsS i.3 of. gulch cx,us>s N | wksre ,s sci g s1srlt| coanSis1 wsth l,sis.1 stone k u1arkesi L 9 east fifteen hun,lrSt Sf gsllch cuRfse N- Fl course N. r.. aiai lseI eriy end line ei si.e e~sf itA hxe fEan the Alarkei 2. Ne. : essl from Sgonc JaFkt>t ter of sae FricA scir menf wsere i- set q SarrGaas.ied with q as bpiuE frssrkfxt l. No Mlxi three nnD,iss-f sscra l,ixlSxl> iaciSr 0f stone for the no saisi sscse lHinS m~sk Clsgree-, vP1- t-3nse { {iSs stsat tp iesor~'t nae ciaisn N = sisSr W. rUfnsr uf clnm where s~ sci a EIaa;t rounded wita merl marked !, No. U found. '. S NiE- " = min. get elghHf - sisxrr 2 VI lS13 ic,t aa top cl CT rock ss place esss stcnr. sad ryTk fN, iocstlon ccrner lcr,s F.s.t: Jhsase 'sUih F feSsl sa monnoieni anu place uf ls~inRlor.
 Magnetic yafiaiiens ,ontaisEng sSlt6 arss~ lcrs net ara Ses clalm.
 11a location of
 
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
IFirst pahiicaiioa "a
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 Fori Apachs> t.os's Il,pmas ard San A. r., ios Aa-s=ls's ail,, ,, ! and forss S9yari a1d v g.yea Co as;igier oi ,iss ssctgr,,. cuaditisass ot Snd saVh preierrn,N' s.ss production ead f',aa- stscijc Coast e ,as reSluire~: hs A~ pei..'s for e.iiser clS;s- ef si'',, ,ltisnsiIies less tn1n ,teliycry of thc Ssii,i'i''Sl '. h1rr cr
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1891-07-15
Atlantic X Pacific RAII.RoAD COMPANY
 WESTERN Diyiaos1
CONNECTIONS.

ALBUQUERQUE A. E3SF. R R for all pointa eA-i snsi south.
 PRESCOTT JUNCTION Prescott X Arixona Central railway for Fort wlipglr and Prescott.
 RAitSruW W-t Alifornia southern railway for fsss Angeles San Diego and other southern Cali fOrnua points.
 MOJkV -southern Pacific for San krAnei.So Saeramcnto and Northern talfornia poiats-
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
 Ne chAasc is made by slssplng-car Ias-ens~rs between SAN FRANC ISCO and KANSAS CITY. or SAN DtfiO and i.OS ANGELES and ClilC'A- GO.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado.
 Herv,ofure insccesssble to tourists, can easily hs reached by tti= tius. viS Peach Springs, and stags fite from thoace Ot hUt twrnty-three mies Tlis CANYON is thp GRANDfSI and MOST MONDEkf C l. of NATL HE's WORKS. Stop Oif at Flagstaff. And hun, do..i. lsAr and wild turkey in the magnificent pane forests of the San ffancisco mountains; "r yizii tho Sncief ruins of the
 Cave and cliff Dwcllers. D. B. ROBINSON. w. \. BlSSt1.i. tieu Mauaeer Gen. fazs. Ag't- F. T IBERIA General Agent. Alsuquerqur, \. N