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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-12
CATTLE MA RK EFT.
Q IlK9IJ4t > It %. ., IV1s
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

TUESDAY, feb. y, 1879.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep. Shotcs. Fat Hogs. Veals.
This week. 1865 1926 100 0o90 90
Last week, 1886 $3.50 600 D000 90
One year ago, HOG 90O5 600 COCO 90
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef.-Extra, Sl3,25 a $3.50
first quality. Sl250@ 1900 I'd quality, l1.00 a $500
third quality. $1,000 a l1.00,
a 80
Mich Cows.-4O a So Extra SIS @ 500, Far
and dry, S35 a $50.
Stores.-Y earlings.00 90. Two years old, 800
a. %. Three years old. 500 a 500.
Sheep and Lambs,-S5 q CO. Extra good a Sc.
T. ID on live weight.
Hides.-l0 a 1012e q n.
Fat Hogs.-00 a Doc u h.
Poultry-Lve, II a Is cts.
REMARkS.-This week has been unusually poor
for droyers The demand did not equal the supply
and prices for last week two not sustained,
and market closed very dull. Prices for beef ranged
from a Toe for ordinary and u a. l3c for good
Some extra good oxen sold for I313c. Sheep about
the say 81 40 for slim lot and 81 rs 81 % for
the best.
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Died

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length
In Claremont. n H.. Jan. r. Mrs. ANN b. JAR
Wis, widow of the late Hon. William Jarvis of
Weathersfeld. aged 81 years
In Troy. N. Y, Jan 20, MARY A.. wife of Newell
A. Kendall formerly of Bellows Falls aged ~ years
In West Windsor, Jan. 80. MRS. ELIZA wife of
days
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Married.

In Wardsboro Jan. 25th by Rev. Geo Kellogg.
of Wardsboro.
In ProetorsyIe, Feb. lst by Rev; J; S Little. Mr..
ANDREW B0UIIN and Miss 0VILLA CLINE,
In Alstead n. H., Jan. 81, by Rev. A. c. Field
Mr.; ROSCOE p. GATES of Alstead. and Miss Ell
LEN S. PORTER, of Gsum.
In Walpole. N H.. Jan. 10. by Rev Mr. Deker-
man Mr.. GEO. W. H0ADLEY and Miss LOUISE
L. DUNSHEE, both Of Walpole
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GRAFToN.-The Grafton Industrial AS
ISOLATION met Wednesday evening of last
week, but on occount of the weather adj
journed the meeting without discussing
the subject. The next meeting will be
held at the residence of ]. d. Pettingi II,
Feb. 18th, 1869. Question for discus
sion; Would it be expedient at the pres
ent time, to exchange our merino sheep
for those producing combing wool !?
Speakers, G. S. White and J. d. Pettin-
gill.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-12

WESTMINSTER FARMERS CLUE,
will meet at School House in district No.
s, next Monday evening at 64 o'clock,
P. NJ. to discuss the following subject !:
" Manufacture of Maple Sugar" The
citizens from the West Parish" are ex-
pected to be present, also f. g. Butler of
Bellows Falls, manufacturer of :" Sap
Evaperators." All come and have a
good time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-12

SMALL Pox.-The small pox has broke
out in Castleton, and created great
fright among the people there. The vii
lage schools have been stopped, the
churches closed, and the doctors are reap
ing a great harvest. One doctor vaccin-
ated one hundred in half day. The
panic has been so great and the fright of
one man SO much, thathe ordered anoth-
Their man off his premises, who lived a
mile and half from the pencil mill,
(where the first case appeared and who
had not been to the mill for month.
Another person declined TO take money
from the hands of man who had work
ed at the mill. The small pox has since
broke out in West Rutland, but there is
no occasion for alarm, if the people keep
cool, much less panic.
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OFFICERS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PEET. Secretary and Actuary.

EMERSON W. PEET Secretary and Actuary.
This Company. National in its character offers by
reason of its Large Capital, Low Rates Of Premium
and New Tables, the most desirable means of nsur-
ing life yet presented to the public.
The rates of premium being largely reduced, are
made favorable the insurers as those of the best
Mutual Companies. and avoid all the complications
and uncertainties of Notes. Dividends and the mis-
UNDERSTANDINGS which the latter are apt to
the Policy Holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now present.
ed which need only to be understood prove accep-
table to the public, such as the INCOME-PRODUC-
ING POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY.
In the former. tho policy holder not only secures
life insurance, payable at death, but will receive il
living after period of few years. annual income
equal to ten per cent 0per cent? of the par of his
policy. In the latter the company agrees to return
the assured the total amount of money he has paid
in, in addition to the amount of his policy.
, The attention of persons contemplating insuring
their lives increasing the amount of insurance
they already have is called to the special advanta-
offered by the National Life Insurance CyElpany
Circulars. Pamphlets and full particulars given on
application to the Branch Office of the Company. or
to the NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY. I'M
der the direction of
H. i l. f ehaNbsEn the Board Of Directors
Up. TUCKER, Manager.
Merchants Exchange, State Street. Boston,
a5- LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in every
city and town; and applications from petent par
ties for such agencies, with suitable endorsement
should be addressed to
Col. S. N, WAITE, Brattleboro, Vt. Special Agent
:, for Windsor and Windham Counties.
b. X. JENNIE. Supt. of Agencies. 52-5l-ly
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The total lumber business of Bur-
lington in 1868, amounted to nearly three
million of dollars.
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SOUTH READING.-The people of South
Reading, had very pleasant festival on
Wednesday evening of last week, at A.
Wilder's Hall. Mr.. Wilder generously
opened the doors of his entire building,
and did much for the comfort of those
present. Oysters were nicely served as
refreshments, and the total receipts
amounted to 59S. which for the size of
the place, and only intended as doua-
ton to their worthy minister, was doing
remarkably we'll.
A singing class has just been formed
in South Reading, with W. p. Chamber
lin Of Felchville as teacher. Mr.. Cham
berlin was formerly popular ballad
singer, and will doubtless make his school
success.
The lyceum on Saturday evening of
last week, discussed the merits of Wash
ington and Lafayette, the speakers being
L. Curley and M. Davis for the former,
and ?. Fasset and Wallace Wilkins for
the latter. Paper read By Miss Laura
Goddard and Mrs Alvin Wilkins, and
Charade in which Thomas Curley, Edwin
Goddard, Anna Taylor and Mary Ken
dali were the actors.
The event of this week is to be mock
court, in which there is to be trial for
assault and battery. The case will be
State V, Clermont Buck, for assault on JUS
tin Davis. Some of the other characters
are Lawyers, ]. c. Sherburne, T. Cur
ley, Judge, M. e. Goddard, Sheriff, FL
win Goddard, Clerk, P. Fassett. The
" Court" is to be held at Wilder's Hall,
and will doubtless rival the celebrated
breach of promise case, tried in the same
hall more than twenty years ago
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In Bnnl.rup,cy-Chnrie b. Rnw....

DISTRICT OF VERMONT, IS.
AT Rutland the 30th day of January A. ID. 1869
vNHE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice of bis
\ = appointment as assignee of CHARLES b. RAW
SON OF South Londonderry. in the County of Wind
ham, and State of Vermont, within said District who
has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court of said District.
o-S j. EDGERT0N. Assignee.
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HARNESS SHOP!

The subscriber would inform the people of Bellows
Falls and vicinity that he has at last re
his
HARNESS SHOP, ON
BRIDGE STREET
in the
MARBLE SHOP BUILDING,
Where he will keep full assortment of the goods
usually found in such shop, such
HARNESSES, BLANKETS. WHIPS,
TRUNKS, VALISES' re.
order. = ' "
,r Also repairing Of all kinds done promptly
The Subscriber also has for sale the celebrated VAC
CUM OIL, excellent for on all kinds of leath-
er goods. 1890
5-l7 L. BLANCHARD
Bellows Falls, Jan. %, 1862
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In Bankrupscy-Alf...o =. cole.

In neutrality-suspicious. T.. Cole.
At Rutland. the Both day of January, A. D., 1868.
rJNHE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice of hi.
appointment os assignee Of ALFONZO E COLE
OF south Londonderry. in the County of Windham,
and state Of Vermont. within said District who has
been adjudged bankrupt upon his own petition BY
the District Court of said District
6-S ]. EDGERTON. Assignee
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7 ELAND AND GRAY SEMINARY

The Spring Term opens Wednesday, February II,
and continues eleven weeks.
@. l.. CLAY, A. b., Principal.
Rare facilities for pupils in Drawing and Painting.
For information apply to the Principal or Charles
Clarke. Secretary.
Townshcnd, VT, JAN g. 1869 6-S
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BOYS FUR CAPS,

with n lot of Shirts and Drawers, some Flannels
Come and see them. d GiYNNs-
Cambridgeport. jan 20. 1862
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CHEsTER.-S. III. Richardson has
bought of Charles o. Locke, the "Varie-
ty Store" and made additions to the
stock. Mr.. r. is an upright and worthy
young man, and deserves liberal en-
couragement.
X. p. Pollard has bought the farm
now occupied and lately owned by N.
Adams Edison, for $500.
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SCRIPTURE ENIGMA.

New MUsIc.-We have received the
following pieces of new music from c..
M. Tremaine, 4S1 Broadway, N. "
1t is not your business why" a fine bal
lad by Augustus Gull also, 81 don't
know how they do it, but they dol" a
pretty song-words by Laura T., music
by Henry Tucker.
" Up in Balloon" song by Harry
Birch. The latter is from White, Smith
& Perry, 29S, 300 Washington st. Boston
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-02-12

SAxToN's RIyER.-The following is a
part of the exercises given out for the
Sabbath School Concert of the Congre-
gational Church, at Saxon's River, next
Sabbath afternoon
SCRIPTURE ENIGMA.
Who on ardent lover laid heavy yoke for years
And who by his father called the snake each
creature fears :?
Who wholly followed the Lord God'' when others
faithless proved?
Who bore promised son whose words of FIRE none
heard unmoved?
What king forsook the living God when his best
friend expired?
Who justly found the felons death he for his foe de-
sired?
The middle letter Of these names,
VIII bring before our sight.
A prophet famous in his day,
Yet 10th to do the right.
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BRANCH OFFICE:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA.

Where the general business of the company Is trans
acted and to which all general correspondence should
be addressed.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

See advertisement of building com
ttee for proposals to build the engine
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17

undergone. or course, she has had assistance from relatives and noighbors.-knd friends have sympathized with her, and prayed that God might restore her husband to health, and thank God, their prayers have been needed for 1t has pleased the "doer of all good" to partially relieve him from the heavy burden of disease and restore some of his former strength.
 DANcE-The Elysians indulged in dance Thursday night last, and it is said they had oyial time, as they generally do.
 ANOTHER INDIAN DEPREDATIoS.--wed ednesday last, party of Indians entered a cabin in Mint Valley, while the owners were absent, and robbed 1t of some provisions and lot of blankets They also took with them horse.
 MAJ CLKSDESIS arrived at Fort Whit tple from Camp Mcdowell Thursday evening last We learn that he located the route for the proposed wagon road and that work will soon be com. menced upon 1t.
 J. B. SLACK, who has been slowed away in the mountains of Turkey Creek, all winter, arrived in town Thursday last, to sec his friends and take a peep at civilization.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
Mining News.

BULLY BuRNo MIL AND MIsE-Wc are-sorry to have 10 state that Mir. Ylckroy has not been successful in his efforts to nst new life into the Philadelphia owners of the aforesaid mill and mhe. Having been "bilked" by others, they are afraid to trust him. and it may be a long time be- fore anything Is done with their splendid property in Turkey Creek district private letter from Mr. fielne, informs us Of these facts. Mir. Helme expects to return to the Territory soon. and says other Phi lidelphians arc anxious to accompany him.
 THE sTERLTSG.-From parties who visited this mine, during the week. we learn that 1t was look ing extremely well cut recently run across the vein disclosed almost solid body Of quartz. seventeen feet thick. Thousands of tons of rich ore are now in sight
 Rie Bue The German company have had to suspend operations until more water comes, and we are exceedingly sorry that they have had to do SO, fo- their diggings In the old Mexican guleh were paying them well. They were sorry, too, but knew t was DO Gse for them 10 try to sash their oiayey dirt with a small head of water They have g-oana enough io last them for five years
 The companies at work in the vicinity Of Gray x Co.'S mlll are said 10 be making about e per day.
 BLACK CANToS.-what few miners there are al Black Canyon are doing well, and many of those who lefi there some time ago. are Anxious to re- turn.
 cooK BowrRs, Q, the Aaois store of Granite and Gericy s'rcets Prsoo Psep&rcd to se -four, hacoa lard butter cheese honey syrup fruits iStac ear etc cheaper than these articles have ever besu sold in Central ArEonA- spsla
 NEW Goops.--A. Barnett, Of Wickcnburg. re. quests to iafSTa ihe people es Y=y=Pa. and adjoining counties, thai be has Jnst received an immense stock of groceries, provisions cioshing, etc, which he wishes 10 dispose Of immediately, 10 make room tor another stock. His prices are lower thass those of any other trader in Central Arixoaa. apri0-tL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17

Prescott, including Upper Granite, and Willow crecks--inspector. <, F. Blair: Judges, E. r. Bowers, s, C. Miller. Election at Court House,
 Kirkland creek-inspector, John Robinseas Judges P. McAtccr and T. Roddiek. Election al Robinsou's house.
 Date eck-lnspector, wm. GIlson, Judges,
 Weaver--Inspcctor, -; Judges, -, -. Election st Bcrtrants store.
 Walnut 6rove--lnspector, Allen Cullumbcr; {; j8dgus, Fred. H5ary and T. L=sasertson. Flee. ton at Cnumbcr's house
 wiekennarg- -lnspeetor A. II. Peoples; Judges, II. Wickenbarg and r. Richardson. Election al Peoples saloon.
 vul,ure Mine Inspector, -, Jadges,---~,- Election at house Of Nnlturr Co.
 Agua aCalicnie-lnspect0r, K & Woolsey;J Judges H. Donohuc, -. Election at Moolscys ranch
 Fort MeDowcll-lnspcctor, ; Judges, -. Place of holding election 10 be designated by In. spccior.
 Beaver Valley Inspector, J. P Osborn; Judges, -- Townsend and J. N. Brsncrman. Election ai Osborn's house.
 Agua Frio-Inspector, D. Marr; Judges, John Reese and -. Election at Agaa Ffio Ranch House.
 Lower Lynx Creek Inspector. NJ. K. Lerty; Judges, - Lovejoy and N. l.. Griffin. Election at Lerty's house.
 Rio Verde-lnspecior. J. Melvin; Judges, P. II. Crawford and - Election at Melyin's house.
 Big Bug-Inspector - Walters; Judges, -. Election at Big Bug mill. Lynx creek-Inspector D. Ring; Judges, B. Graves and ---. Election ai Eureka mill Groom creek (Noyes & Curtis saw milll-ln- 1 spector, |. R Walker; Judges, T. $. Ruff and A. O. Moves Election at saw mill Chino Nalley--Inspeetor, K. Posile Judges, --- Shivers and D. K. Poland Election at Pos ties house. Walnut ereek--Inspec,or, wm. King; Judges, ! E. A. Bohett and A. staenbrook. Election al | BOblett's house. | Point of Rocks-Inspector, Geo. Cary, Judges, J. Vickers and K. Osborn. Election at Csry's house | Phnnix-Inspector, J. W. swlllng; Judges, J. II. Davis and William Smith. Election at swil- | lngs house. | Skull vaIley-Inspector, J. c. Dunn; Judges, Joseph Ehle and John Boyle Election at Dunn's | ranch. Sterling Mill--Inspector, Chas. Borger; Judges, John Martin and Wm. Cole. Election at Sterling mill.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, lss ooNTY or YAvAPAL ss | I, John II. Behan, County Recorder and sr-oH- cio Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors Of said county do hereby certify that the above and fore going Is full, true and correct copy of the cleo ton precincts established, and the officers of cleo ton appointed by tbs poard of Supervisors ol said county for the ensuing election, to be held | Wednesday, June z, 1909. l In witness whereof l have hereunto set my hand thls 9th day of April, A. D. 1869,
 County Recorder and er-o6scio Clerk Board
 of Supervisors.
 By ]. NJ. RousTRRE, Deputy. l .,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
Hostetter's stomach Bifters.

&kH wants Tosfc--oa aAerfnsscn want And every yeAr and nsoutE brngs fFsh new one, WheA afier examining the gasettes wfth cast The sse disoovcrs to ie nos the true Of soeh as th~se is, their ooncsstrrs vaHnt m sing The BfrT FRS that have crss3if due woD- The .u-sd's great Tonic wbieh skin bsstsf-- Hnu.a tue Hss;sh,sss Hif I FRS Q. HosTETTkE Ducssrs were living loag beforr old 0aien. Aud sare. eKccsiiag learned grave and sA~s Buf the stornschic. they ~ese hoSInd io fa ia. Saocets nat until fhis later ags. Now is Inc era sex faiKE made hale is
 And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage, Agnes rcIniitenss hsalaehes-r-al head spilucrs-- Vanish iiis snosS before HOSrETTER'S BIT
 TIERS
 Hsrbs barks and rssoss cssnpuse Inc rare ufssion So s.,.=sssi f-s-s.s r--E :tss- ;---c-z fr=--, An4 Ayrs ssiaa essence hahis them u saluiiun, The taste s rcasaHt the sfsCi is surv. Ns'cr have the bisicrs vi proved dsiusaoa Try them iu ouge and heath and strength secure. The dragon slayer agurcs on shs lAhei
 And they, Ike him. 0 save ths weak are able.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17

CEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE will Dc D received the office No 2Ot Suiicr street San Fran csco Cal. by Inc undersigned vntl 2 o'clock M Thur day July l. lsd9 (~hen they will bc oensd fof ths sup ply and delivery the military post. n Arizona Territory. gf all the beef and muiion live slaughtered sai required is Inc troops stationed hereAt during the year ls1n
 The supply viii about c0o Reeves sSe eco Wethers
 copy of the present contss and cetsod instructions hAdcrs h- obtained said ooe a he osns af the A. C. S. Wilmington Cal. and Ei ths ahce of to A.C. s. any of Inc military posts in Arisnna Terriury
 Gss.f-As Ss he received ts ANY PART af tr supriy,
 Baders invited be present. al the opening of the hids
 Tho right is reserved of reie~tng apy ali bids.
 Advers ng exyrenses (S3) vii hs borne by dls ceesf1l hii,lsrs tro rata J Mel. TAYLOR
 as Bvt Col. C. S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
Administrators So,sce.
Estate of DAVID OSBORN, Deceased

NOTICE Is hereby given. by the undersigned, " Adninistruiof of tht above named estas, 10 tbe crcdnr Of and a persons having claims aganst said de- ceasod o exhibit hs to the undersigned ai he red. dence in PrcsooI coanty oi laVapa TcQoy of Arruoa within twelve months fou Inc frst pdbhcaion of tbif notice. d. c. CRANE, AdminisfrAsor
 By Y. RouSfKEE. Atcrosy. Psssesa Arrn e'A isss sr,a Ea
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
' O IT | q E

An persons indebted to JAMEs GRANT, either hy note CT book account requested eau fhe unAar- signed before the hrs day ~ fEl sss Grd settle the same. II they gish Co avuid ts. .
 JcGi HOWARD
 Atiorns, ~ James GF.nt Prescott, ArizonA. March n, 1888. m2ot
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17

PRIcE oF GREENBAcKs.--Nar Sl, at San Fran cisco, greenbacks were TTi077i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
ELECTION PRECINCTS

Established by the Board of Supervisors Of Yavapai County for the Ensuing Election
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
PIONEER DRUG STORE.
 Prescott H Arizona.

AA On hand and for sale.- 'Halrs Balsan for lse Langs, I'ra.s~d' Sars1Pari11a flyers l"
 Bris,ofs !"
 L,zles |"
 -AyeFs ClsTFy Federal,
 hgae CEr,,
 Os1oof's THdsa Clolagogns, Brotrs's Jamaioa Giager. Esrry D1ris's Pain hRicr, Gooiale's Cgfdrrh Reasir, BrotcH's Bronchial TrocAes, ByyaH's Pulmoaic Waters, Or Dsginfs Pitch Loscp1s, Hcatings Cough JayHe's Patent Rsdicines, And. in fact a full assortment or all the Paien, Medicines usually found sn drug stores 1oiisi Soaps, Fa#cy dTfiesss, Psgfszery, And large supply of Dispensing Medicines. \. B.-Physicians' prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded. c. D. KENDALL. I-Ty- Dr KendAlls oaice--In ei Drug storo. Prescott. April e4, 1868.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17

foR RECoHDER-The numerous friends of GInNON BROOKE will submit his the Democratic CoaVen. ton ,n he held in Prescott Msy iss9 candidate ioE Inc office of County Recorder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
La Paz and San BernardinO.

x-gz2s4A The Stages of the undersgn carrying @sESSS-l 1 th. U s. Overland Mail. leave San Bcr- nariino, California, every Wednesday Morning arrival of Los Angeles stages ibr La Paz Arzona arriving ai LA Par every Saturday morning md departing every Saturday evening
 S Passengers packages etc transported ai low ratss
 Agents-sosfFH MARKS San Bernar,iino; GRAY & Go, Ia Pa. WATERS & NOBLE, Proprietors
 San Bensrdino, March D. 1892 Apr2Ou
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
BILLIARDS, PILLAR DS.
 CAL. JACKSON & cos Bar & Billiard Saloon.

Nsrt door io Campbell bnnnms brfck store,
 MoateIuma street, Prescott, coutans two of Phean Coliendcrs beet Billiard Tables and well supplied with choice Wines Liquors and Cgara. We have recently renovated rcfurnshed and hKsd up our Saloon So tha h the naais ard cosiest place of rcsor in Northern Arxnna- CAL. JACKSON co. Prescott February 6 lst9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17

W BRonKs. of Walnut Grove. will be ossdidst for Sheriff heiore the Democratic County Convention thA is to assemble al Prescott May ( lss9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
Lo.o.F., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1

,a~z.sA Regular Meetings Of this Lodge Wed s,&rf<ct pssday Evcnings al Masonic Hall Asin' NSs''escS bsrs Of the Order, in good standing arc Invited 10 attend. T. BOWERS. N o, Ky CoOK Fee Zee
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

The unasFsigBed will be candidate tsY the orcs uf Sheriff of Navnya county before the Couaty Demo. crasic Convcn;ion. HANNIBAL sYFERT.
 Prescott March G ls69
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-17

JOHK TAYLOR, present Deputy Sherir has, by re quest of numerous epds consented b become canddAis Or he oo- of shsrf subject io tAe approval o the County Democraec Conventi0n
 Prescott, Arri 10, le69