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|NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
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bon Repubiican


u meeting Of the Union Republican
7'nnty Central Committee, held nj
on Monday. March 25fh. 1857, Il vas or
~ Convention ofthe Union Republicans
~ County should assemble In Prescott OH
nday, May 9th at II IN.
recommended that primary meetings FOR
'n OF Delegates 10 attend the Convent on
VIC several precincts ON or before saiur
2lth. 1861.
Flowing number Of Delegates will be adj
pm each precinct;
PIT 7---McDawell 2-Turkey
2--Lynx Creek 2-Wick-
3 Skull Valley 2-Rio
3-Agua Frin l-postle's
big bug l-Tioondero-
Walnut Grove l-Stcrling
-Vulture Mine l-Bl lck
Weaver l-Agua ala
l-Walnut Greek limp
ine |.
N Of Committee.
J. Z. HARGRAvE. President
ling, Secretary.
A. 7. March %, 1867.
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Democratic
County Convention,

4 Ia meeting of the County Democratic
N Central Committee iIVid at Pres sott, ,s
the 10th day Of March, il was:
Resolrei, That Democratic County Con.
yention be beld in Prescott, on the 4tb day
Of May, 1861.
Res,ioed, That primary elections he held
IN the 18Th day of April, in the various Pre-
ciIlcts hereinafter named, for the purpose 81
eIecting TO said Convention the number o
delegates apportioned 20 each precinct.
Res0ired, The test shall he" Are you q
Democrat 2" The apportionment Of Dele
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dissolution OF co PARTNERSHIP

IIsHE partnership heretofore existing be
Il tween Henry Grinnell and George Y
Hooper & Co, doing business at Maricopa Wells
Sweet Water and sacafOn 4. T under the styie OF
IL Gfinneii q o., Is this day dissolved by mutual
conscnt-Henry Grinnell having dispo-ed Of bis
entire interest 10 George Hooper 4 Co, who
will herea ter carry -aid business 10 the above
Geo. r. Hooper * Co, who assume al liabilities
aud 20 whom III dehfs due the hte iirIB Of H. Grin
nell a Co. must be ptid.
HENRY GRTNNELL.
GEO T. HOOPER a co.
Maricopa Wells, A. T. February 3d. 1861. 7-4t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TERRITORY u AriyVD0,
County OF Yayapai. s..
IN the Probate Court IN and for said coun-
i ty,--in the matter Of the Estate Of y. NJ.
Burns. deceased Pursuant to an order Of the
Hon Hezekish Brooks Judge OF said Court notice
is hereby given that on Monday tie Let day Of
May A. ID. l-b7. ia front of the store OF James
Grant ~ tbs town % Prescott, 10 said county NJ
one O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day will
cause to be cold at public auction. the following
lcscribcd property belonging 20 the estate Of t'ie
above named deceased 10 wit. One improved
Ranch OF one hundred and sixty OGD) acres o. land
situated on the Ha.sayampa River near Walnut
Grove Also, tuc Quartz Mining nieTut OF said
deceased, situated in fayapai County aud Terrific
~ Of Arizona.
Terms OF Saie--to be announced on the day oi
sale
JAMES GRANT, Administrator.
ROBERT MEACHAM, Auct'r.
JNO. HOWARD. Attorney.
PrpscOtt, April Let, 1864 It's
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ESTATE OF WILLIAM TRAHAN.

's cousrr OF Of Y 1,' =.
IN the Probate rourt--ln the matter of
1 the Estate of William Trahan, deceased
Pursuant 20 On order Of the Hon. llezckiah
Brooks. judy Of said COurt--Noticc y hereby
piven 10 IN trr-Ons interested. to- appear before
him. on MONDAY the sixth lGthl day 81 May 1861.
! he oilirr o. the Clerk Of TIE Probate Court IN
be town 81 Prescott. in ~iid County-to show
cause, e any they haze. why an order shonld not
u granted 20 the Administrator 10 sell tie Real
Estate BRINGING 10 ssid csisir.
KING : WOn.~EY, Administrator
WM j BERRY, his Attorney
Prescott, April Ist. 1867. 7-t9
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Esfaye N Robesf Short deceased
Notice Is hereby given hy the undersigned Ad
ministratUr OF the aioye named estate. 10 tbs
creditors OF. and all persons having clams against
the said deceased. 10 exhibit the same with thu
necessary vouchers, within one year from the Irs
publication OF this notice 20 the undersigned, al
his Office la Prescott
S +. BLAIR, Administrator
Prescott. Dee. Is, 1866 s4t8
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
ESTATE OF LEROY JAY.

Tr sa1sn, % o. y AGlzosA' 3.
\ the Probate Court, in and for said Coun-
/ ty-In the matter ~ the estate Of LEROY
L.. decreased! PsiT-si ut - or'irr NJ the Hon
Hezekiah Brooks. Judge af sid Cont. ;ss;ics ;,
hereby gigfn - All persons Interested. 90 appear
before linn on MONDAY tlir sivti lfthl day If May
1854 ~ th- office Of the Clerk OF the Probate eOur
u the town Of Prescott, ~ said county. 10 show
y asg ssssy Fsr. ny m order shoaid not b.
granted 20 the Administrators 10 sell the Real r
tate belonging to said estate.
king 5. WOOLSEY, Administrator.
wM J. BERRY, his Attorney
Prescott. April !. legT. It'd
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Parties wishing ro Locate Ranches on the Pres
colt and Mohave Road, will not be charged Iol
gOr passing over said road 10 and from their ran
ches for one year from March ist, 1861,
WIN. IT. HARDY, Prca. +. y NJ. 7. Road.
Feb 23.-f-tf
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Es'0n III I'm f. Simmons, dereose1.
NOTICE is hereby given by the rnderSign
~ cd, duly appointed Administrator Of tho
above ma ed estate 10 the creditors Of and al per
sons having claims against said drcc Sod to exhib
II the same, with the necessary vouchers. within
six morths from the first publication Of this notice
% y. Block NJ his place ofbusincss in The town o
Prescott. Yavapa County, Territory of Arizona.
b. BLOCK.
Administrator.
JNO. HOWARD, bis Attorney.
Prescott. April 1t, 1861 7-6m.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
MINER.
Prescott, 4rixOnd.
ESTABLISHED 1854.
Volume Nv. 1862.

The third volume ofthe MINER was begun with
an enlargement Of the paper and corresponding
improvements. II il the discrimination to make
it in every respect more complete and attractive
than the preceding volumes. Il viii lead rather
than follow In the sure and gratifying progress
which the Territory Is making. While viii
treat Of AFT matters OF public importance its col
umDs will be more particularly devoted to the in
terests of the miners Of Arizona the intrepid and
deserving ;ncT WHO as pioneers and prospectors
through dangers and difficulties TO which ordina-
ry men would have suecumled have wresied this
rich country from tbe hands Of the savage, and
will not abandon IL. As their organ. and record
OF the progress In the opening and Development
of the unrivaled mineral, agricultural and pAsto-
raj regions Of the Territory, and Of al that per-
taias 10 IL sre=lh ssa prosperity, tire HisEs
viii .nsFi; large local aud general circulation
AZ the oidess paper in the Territory, iis value
news medium aud advertising sheet must be ap-
parent; nc; oHIs 10 own citizens out also 70
business men throughout the Union.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
Van c. swith, and F. G. !
Christie. Defendants. I

- 'MAAHs INV VI
Christie. Defendants.
4 CTTO'S brought in the District Court &C
n the Third Judicial District, in aud Cor
the COUNTY and Territory Aforesaid Tn Terrific
nv Of ArizAna sends grreiing. 20 Van 4. Smith and
7. g CHRISTIE, Defendants :You are hereby re-
quired 70 appew IN an aciion brought a-tn't you
by the Ab 3Ye nam 4 Plant H. iu the District Cauri
nf the Third Judieia District in aud for the eoaniy
Of Va ss;=i. and fsTTiioTy 0i arizona, 20 answer
the c'mpialnt flied therein ta cCpy OF which accom-
panicI this summnnsl within twenty dag seze!G
-ise inc DAY ~ sersictl alter service upon yon 81
this saiTnInOus II served within ss county. hut i
without the county aud within the Territory. forty
days; and IL service ie made upon you ont OF the
Territory, then within twenty days This action
Il brought 10 recover the snm Of six thousand i've
hundred and thirty four ~ 534i dollars with ten
per cent per annnn interest thereon from tlfe 10th
day 81 March 4. D. 1851, GA prouis9ry note da-
ted December 18th, ir'1. executed and delivered
by yon To plaintiffs, payable - the order OF Gray A
Co. and 70 forccloss mortgage Of the same datc
- the said note. given ~ yoa To- seenre The pay
ment Of the said note the following described
I prorerty, that Is 20 say Thaf certain I've stamp
quartz mill sitnaei near the Sterling mine, IN the
Has<lyampl mining district, Ia the county of laT
apai aud Territory Of Arizona, and about Eve and
n huf miles In a sOuthcry direction from the town
Of Prescott. IN said e0uuiy. The said quartz iniil
being known a., and commonly called the sferllns
MIL Also All the interest of r. q Christie Ia and
"a the following quartz leads and mineral veins,
ihaf I. - say three handTcd and scteufy.ive feet
in the orgnal or discovery location Of the lode
or vein known and recorded ~ the Sterling; three
hundred and seventy i've fsei Ia the Mnchiio Lode
three hundred and sescnty Eve tesf IN tie Sulfana
lode; thee hundred and seyrnty.fiyc feet IN the
Eagle Bird lode tbrrc hundred and seventy Eve
q IN tiiy SsFi.f0n lode three hundred and ser-
pntY ave ieft insthe layapai lode,hll OF which
lodps are situated la said Ha<-ayaalps mining dis
rricl in the county and Territory aforesaid. And
yon are hereby notified that " you fail h. appear
and answer a. above required default wilt taken
Z. e. - lFraaa
Tor the relief drInanded IN their said complaint
and for such other relief ~ shall be- Just.
Given under my hind and ihr seal Of the said
Court ths hnh day OF April, in the Year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty seven.
T. W WELLS.
I H.. ST ClcrK ul tie District Couri.
Rs J. NJ BOGGs Deputy
J. 2. HARGRAyE, Au'y Tor Plaintiff
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS NorI E.

HbHiNio IA iVh > NVil H.
Esiak If Thomas d. Ha,ioo, deceosed
NOTICE il hereby givep by the undersigned
A ' Administrator Of the above named estate, r.
the creditors Of. aud all persons having caiin,
against the said deceased. 10 exhibit the same viii
the necessary vouchers. within one year from lb'
late Of this notice 10 The undersigned, ~ his ofc,
IN Tucson, Pima County aud Territory Of Arizona
Tucson March l. lsC7.
JOHN G.. BRYANT.
Administrator.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
Arizona aNiner.
pRrscoTT, APRIL 0, 1861

'covraxoR McCoRMIcE and wife, accompa-
L, 30 Gen. Rushing and -. G. Truman, Esq
1, ,.j in Prescott. op Thursday evening
4 aood order and well conditioned. We
4 ,bsm welcome. They came from Tucson
1 vorieopa Wells and Fort Mcdowell, hav-
eross the Salinas and ella in boats, and
INC the Aqua Frio and the Hassayampa
z.,allv high
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

Levi Ruoerrs. the new agen. for the Pi.
As5ie''pss. Paparocs and Tame Apsches,
|ncceds Col. Davidson, has located at Ire Pimo
B. and httrd mp nice house and office. lie
y officer In the late war.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
QUARTZ MOUNTAIN MILL.

Tire attention Of the public Is called 10 the fact
that have recessed facilities Tor the manufacture
81 all kinds Of lumber for baiidiBg pnIposes. for
mills and miptsg Having became satisfied with
the errdit system now practired here. we have
concluded from this time 10 u one. and have
axea ihepTicss Of iaiui'er vi tine mill as foows
For ess.,d mrrsha,Hsi,i- iumber 500 per NJ
second qualny S}O pr NJ.
Ci,ssr luniit-r sion per "
Terms each on delivery Isagai.le &. L 9 geld
coin, or IL equivalent IN currency.
Pre.eoit. Noy. p, 1865
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
u. MEACHAM. A.

H. MEACHAM. AUCTIoNEEh,
Will give personal attention 10 sales al Auction
OF Real Estate, Mining Claims, and xer-
chandizc generally
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

. TIMELY vislroR.-The arrival Of Postal
LIT Truman is most opportune-for from
H. cause our mail arrangements are yet
L,okingly inperfe t. Mr. Truman is an
L,ligent and efficient officer--an old news
N man. and Of course wide awake and
I.haII look fr excellent results from his
k,ryations here. He will earn the graft
y Of all the people if he VIII but so order
4 matters that our letters shall come and
recording to the Post Office motto, "with
Srty. certainty and security" Mr.. Tru
who. besides being the special Post Office
.nt for this coast, is still connected with
New York Times--is the guest Of the
ernor.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
Observation-Disclosures
OSBORN HIUSE.

The undersigned having leased the above
named popular house wishes 10 to invite the pub
lie 80 call and sec him and Judge OF bis accommo-
daiiuns for themselves.
BOARD PER DAY, $3.50.
WEEK, 1890.
BOARD AND LODGING, per WEEK, 1000
23t3 J. II. LEE, Proprietor.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

hnc PnorERrY Our honorable Board Of
Prison Aeid two sessions tine past week. Tor
Transaction Of business IN which every good
p 4 Yavapai Comfy Is interested. Among Il
D mliiers Of importance the Beard declared all
Freets. highways, and oar town Plaza. as sur
by the Commissioners, public property.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

7RoTISG There IS current report about
that a soldier was garoicd" ont Of $50 the
night, on our public Plaza. Whether inside
Nv fence rails or by whom, l. not yet posi-.
or publicly known. We advise the ;..ss;..Fs-
keep very shady. or he may be-. reserved. ;,
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

klzEYs ASD SOLDIER Row-MAN KILLED.-on
5iay night difficulty occurred on Montaznma
IA. between some Of the boys about town and A
D. e cavalry soldiers of General Gregg's
d cusl orn Of rstslinE bad whisky. The affair
liz ia severely wOnnding SOM Gfeen or swcn-
pldiers, whI were carried to the Hospital Thos.
lii. one 81 Tie WOUNDED. has since died. He
sroEn New Hampshire, aud Is reported qnie,
<rcspectable man His age 20 years
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
CARPENTERING.

The undersigned. win continue the husIness 81
CARPENTERING, a;sa HOUSE PAINTING. IN
all of IL various branches. the most liberal
terms.
23if A. G. DUNN
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

h ne D,syie, Chr. efng TkirT Jagiciai Db.
tria, Comfy n Iasaiai aaa Tsrrifosygf dr-
fEpBd d:
l.. G. Gray, Chas E. Hitch
cock aud R.;ksr: g,,ii,--. --------------
Plaintiffs, 80 cent intern.
W. al reven. stamp
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

kpIASs RIGmr HERE. Abou, The hour OF the
|<al Of Gen. Gregg and command, nnmber ri
nd devils were seen near the Po-t-proinbly
hvoring 10 poet themselves a 10 the sighting
Fty II the newiy arrived cavalry. They were
yards tracked to FarFinstos's Ranch, where
attempted TO gobble tie stock.
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

PTuAT EpiPicg" noticed in our last a. one of
bauatter improvements on the Plaza, has dis
5sred. II does not surprise It's, ne we learn it
billed 4" for rent"
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

Ia. KRAUsE, who came to Fort Wbipplc a few
his since, in command of a remnant Of the
ky lltb regiment United States Infantry, has
ordered 10 duty at Camp Lincoln The ma
y reported good officer, and we shall miss
from this locality--especially on account Of
courteous aud complimentary notices OF the
~
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

b. BsssErT. formerly # the California Vol
,,rs. who is now a Lieutenant in the regular
/. /. acting a. qHaFtsf,Sasier at Fort Mcdowell
having been ordered to Join his regiment in
n Is soon to leave for that stue. We shall be
4 to lose an officer whe has taken "a active an
west In our Territory
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post.
IL Office, Prescott, April 8, 1867.
Archer IL III A AdI,us. XV.tt:.... a
Arizona miner., 1867-04-06

Havana and American
CHARS and Tobacco,
II every description, including n variety OF
superior SNUFF.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Standard bound Books Family Bibles, in el-
egant bindings-new School Books
States Copy BOoks--Sew Novels,
by the best anthors, al publishers
prioeS-Paper-En
gal Blanks--Steel pens-Pen.
ellis Ink-Writing Fluid, &C. &c.
NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES,
/ At reduced rates, for which we will receive
subscriptions on the most liberal terms.
/ FRENCH PERFUMERY AND TOILET
ARTICLES great variety.
Every description Of SMALL HARDWARE,
I Household Goods-Wood and Willow
Ware, Brushes, Mops, and Dnsters,
Window Sashe-, Doors, Window
Blinds, Music and musical instru-
notwithstanding Roman Guitar
and Violin Strings Paintings
and Engravings -Lvoking
/ Glasses and T,ys-Frnch and bohemian
-GLASSW ARE
I Fancy Goods-i ANKEE NOTIONS, &c.
- At Cash orders promptly attended 20.
( Goods received by every Steamer.
MARcCs KArz,
FERNANDO c. SUHR.
Ma. 9-5tf
o. s. NJ. CoxE. I'M FIsR r. GIRD
II. GIkD & CO.
REAL Estate AND HOUSE BROKERS,
collector, and
General Employment Agency,
/ No Post, aud No. Cos Market Street, Room 2
SAN FRANCISCO.
I Real Estate bought or sold on Loans
I negotiated Ranches, city Lots, Houses aud
Stores 10 rent or lease-Rents collected, etc.
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AssEssoR,s ADVERTISEMENT.

AsSESs0R,S ADVERTISEMENT
UNITED STATES INT. REVENUE TAX,
ForrRTH COLLECTION DISTRICT OF n. G.
comnrsing the Counties of Orange, Chatham,
Wake, Johnston, Nash, Franklin, Warren and
Granville:
Notice is Hereby Given,
THAT THE LISTS OF VALUATIONS AND
enumerations of property, subject to tax IN
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