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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21
TEMPLE OF HONOR.

Resolute Temple of Honor, No. Is. Meets
at Library Hall, every Monday evening. John
j. Ludlow, w r.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21
MILITARY COMPANIES.

A-Capt. John B. Lutz, drills Tuesday
evening.
B [zouavesl-Capt. Leonard Henning, drill
every Thursday evening.
Capt. VIM. H. DeHart, drills Friday
evenings.
Montgomery Guard Capt. James Donnelly,
drills Monday evenings, at the City Armory.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21

Ahrens Henry block 70, lots 2, 4......... $50 90
Adams j. b. block 81, lot S............... O4
Arnold Simon, block IS, one-haf OF lots l,
g. O. ..................... 144 Oh
Baton Joseph, block 80, lots 10, IT, 16... 16 Oo
Blake Jas. c. block 1G lots AZ to G2....... rs 80
ritt's Man. INSTRUMENTATION. 90 16
Campel Samuel, block 49, lots AZ to 45...~ Is A
Carl Jacob block &c. lot l9............ "a
Casper John, block 10, lot 3S............. u A
Chrlstman Jacob, block q, lots q, %, Mer-
r1tt's map. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "A
Colen Rosa, block 81, lots AZ, 44.......... 40 20
Coleman W. Ii. C. block l, lots 10 to IA,
Merritt's map; block ID, lots 6, $, III,
Merritt's map NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 227 80
Corners Frank, block 10, lots IS, 80, 40, 81,
MeTr1tt's map. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. As
Dabb Alphonso, block 50, lots to TO- 12.. GA 81
Davenport Silas, block 20, lots 80 to 46... 81 ~
Dantzer Co. block 10, lots 3d. 81 81 10
Dairy Ellen, block 36, lot 17.............. U4
Duignan Michael block 81, lot46..-....... 10 81
Eagan James, block II, lots 90 to "a ...... 26 80
Edwards T. u W. block q, lots l to 3d.. ST %
Ernest Charles, block So, lots 80, 40. .... A IS
Fellows jeremiah l.. block %, lots II, II,
Is, ii acknowledgements. 1O7 90
Fulton John, block 81 lots /, 3; block "a,
lot 5; block "a, lot Z block 81, lots 3 4,
g. s, II, 10, Is, II, 49, 49, %. ...-....... 81 90
Fulton William A. block 70, lots 81, 80, 4S. 40 %
Fromm w. block l5, lot 20, Merritt's map. l II
Gartz Frederick, lots and 2 houses on block
"a, next to Meeks' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 68
Carts William, block 81, lot 52............ IA 40
Glib Alexander, block 81 lots 40, 51...... so "a
Germ Charles block 5S, lot 35............. u Y
Harand stephan W. block 70, lots "a, %, %. 81 90
Haveland Brand, block 49, lot So ........ 66
s. block 50 x Of lots So 81, d.. 122 80
Hoover George L. block SO, lot 46. $500. 81
lot 81. ...................... 81 "a
Kelly Dennis block 40, lot 39, Merritts
Kelley David, block IL, lots u to 46. .... So SO
Labaw N. b. block IA, lots 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, IL,
II, 10, IA, 10, 20, 40, AZ, 40, so, 81, 50, 81,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21
SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.
SHORT LINE TO PENNINGTON.

LEAVE ELIZABETH at 90 A. NJ, 1912 and SIS
P. NJ.
LEAVE PENNINGTON for New York at g. 90 and IL.
40 A. NJ, 6.20 P NJ.
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave EEzabethport at 63O A. NJ. . p NJ.
Leave New York from foot of Liberty street at H.
90 A. NJ, 400 500 p NJ. r. E. KICKER, Supt.
II. p BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21
REERlGERAI0RS.

A. S. WOODRUFF. City Treasurer
Elizabeth, May %, 1869. m2s 8,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-21
First w ard, 1865.

Treasurer OF the City OF Elizabeth.
Elizabeth, June II, 1869.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-02
Something about Old Maids.

There is stigma ofreproach cast up
on the term ''oId maid"-too often Just
ly 30, admit. But where does the fault
lie? know two women who may be
classed in this category-unmarried
forty years old or therea bouts. Both
are of good family, the daughters of
wealty men. The one some dozen years
ago, finding, as no sensible woman can
fail to find, that fashionable life had
nothing in 1t to satisfy her, made stand
for herself. She told her family she
must have a life of her own. She had no
especial gifts, except remarkable apti-
tude for business inherited from her
father. In quiet way she had turned
her attention to fruit-growing, a branch
OF industry Offering many attractions
to her, and into that business she deter
mined to enter. Fortunately, she had
sufficient money, left her by her grand
father, to be able to carry out her plans,
despite the sneers of her fashionable
acquaintance and the objections and
She established herself on fruit farm
in the western part of this State. Her
work prospered. Now she is the own
er of several hundred acres, and has
constant and remunerative occupation
of a kind agreeable to her. After few
years her father died, and, instead of
the rich man he was estimated, he was
found to be bankrupt. This daughter
had comfortable home and support to
offer her mother and invalid sister.
She has quite settlement OF work peo-
| pie, men and women, to whom she and
her sister minister in various ways. In
fact, she lives a life which is useful TO
others and developes her own powers,
and in the consciousness OF that she
| finds happiness and peace.-"NeiV VINE
IN Old Bottles" in FEB. No. of LipPin-
c0tt'S Magazine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-02

T1ORGEY & HUGHES
Dealers in Boots and Shoes.
100 Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-02
MsGtfaI.
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and ctlcctual
for preserving the
hair. FGded on gray
Auir IS soon rcstorri
to ats original cOjor
1rih the gloss ami
freshness Of youib.
Thin hnir Is thick
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-02

EKKING BUT NOBLE.-self-hoIp for
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter en-
VoiOpes, free OF charge. II benefit return
the postage. address PHILAkIH AiOS, Box
r., HnilHuel phia Pa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-02

SECRETARY SCHoF1ELD has appointed
John Ii. Broadhead. OF Pennsylvania,
Robert Flint, OF Wisconsin,, and Will
liam +. Henry, of Kentucky, Commits
sioners to reimburse the State OF Indi-
ana for moneys expended in the war
for the Union.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-02

THE moral salvation of men and of
women depends in great degree, upon
home surroundings. Men who never
have good and well cooked food, nor
pleasant society, nor easy chairs, nor
tasteful rooms at home, are pretty sure
to patronize restaurants, saloons, bar
rooms, or the homes of happier neigh
bOrS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-02

$4,000 5 hsSi 9 rs PAIN I Hams ms Am"
2U,OUO lbs shoulders.
10000 lbs Clear q Clear Rib Side-7
10 TieTces Prime Lard.
81 Kegs Z"
80 Barrels Extra Lard OIL
20 BbLs Juno Family Flour
3JO do Star do do
100 do Swan do do
20 Half Barrels Lake Fish.
50 Barrels Vinegar.
50 Boxes Factory Cheese
50 do Concentrated Ly
ForsaIe by
IHTELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
i No. Is Quincy street.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADIEG
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS, NOTES, RECEIPTs.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS Labels.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-02
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24

TERRIBLE kETRBrTIoS. The New York Dem ocrcR remarks The wheels Of time. in their re- Volying. seldom fail to distribute justice and punishment where it is deserved and there are Few Instances on record of speedier punishment or more terrible retTibution than in the case or those who were the main instruments in getting poor Mary Surrait hanged. Upon ,be testimony Of iout of the vilest scoundrels-Baker. Mont goinery. Clever and Conoyer she was convicted Now mark ihe terrible disposition just God has made oi the murderers; Baker, not long since, died . miserable death: Montgomery is now In prison for embeEzlemeut: Clever has been convicted Tor an infamous cltrage. and COnover would have been deservedy ssrvng cut term h the peniiepiiafy had not Johnson pardoned him. Preston King. who prevented Miss Anna Surait seeing the President in beT m0lber'. be- half. committed suicide by drowning ln the North river, while Lane. who supported King in his conduct toward Mrs. surrait shot himself in SL Louis. There remain yet S.anion. Bingham and Holt who stand. like ihe murderous cowsrds they are trembling 10 fear of the terrible reckon ing day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
Keep Disease at Bay.

Invalds broken down n health and spirits ey chronle DspefsA e suferng the terrible sxhaustiou which aows me attacks disease, shc esnmoay o thgs- sands Whs have beeu rsscd oy miracle irem sn.r state Of prostitution. by HOSTEL lkks niohAth RfTTERs b a sure guarsnfse teat by the same means von too may he strengthened and resiored Bot 70 unose who stand I'd paf gf epedaies ,o ali vh hy ressn ol expsra priva,ions And uncGenal climate ot tuheathy prsuts may ai any moment be siicken down ths pa
 raph s nlst parficu9riy and smpAaticotfy addressed o who are thus situated prsfet hn aiuaaie saie
 guard against the danger that msnaeea yoa iune and reraaie sysem with ts harmless Ineisai suial-t and niferativs and yoa vii Oc Arearmcd sansi me mA adies whose seeds hoaf around yoa n ts ar unseen iOSTETTERS STOMACH Bff TIERS are not eniy 2 standard Tonic and Al,ersnse hroaehooi the Oniieo satss but they are accredited by the c~ruhcaiea q hs
 1,f dsnqshed oitIuns of thu Union 70 Inc people d s other lands ln Cansaa Aaatfaa and tas Mesi nSie. they arr gradually taking e place of all other soschics whether 1atvs of trcga and as surely as run rsfes dive and deanstra,0a 0vsFtbr0Ws d0abt they VII even talv saperssa every other inygosant and kasorseV' nSw employed ir mcaelnl rstctios
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
Mining News

sPanYr consisting or C e Bean. F r. Bowers. LIest- A 3, Wells. A. French and Wales Arnold. took trip through Walker and Hassayampa dis- trlcta. recently. examined varios. alne. etc. Taey report the aoding of a large rich lode Al waik- CTS rccssfly, hy Mr. Grares, which be has named the General Grant" The new shah ou the Tie. Tie, was down about % feet, and the rock taken from Is shows plenty Of free gold.
 RIcH RecK.--A piece of rock. weighing ave and fourth pounds. from the Independence lode in Big Bug district, vas pounded up and banned out m our T'rz=-1-- tiiv sssszs z=s .; sAs s.e.s e Gray 6 Co, and yielded six dollars.
 srERLISo.-This mine is getting richer and big. ger every day. We had intended to speak Of it d some length this week. but sickness and other causes have prevented us from doing Our people may bc assBred that h promises well, and that those engaged In working l are highly pcased with the developments, so far. Al present, some 90 men are employed Ia and about IL kaayerage thickness s about IA feet and the qu9rti of every strain in ,Iie mine. is thickly spangied with free golc and suiphurcts,
 GENUN0 & SMITH have commenced work on the Montgomery. They are going to build four arastras.
 NEW placer digginSs have been discovered on the Hassayampa, nearly opposite Antelope Hill They are ssld to be rieh and of great extent
 JACKSON & Co.'S hydraale claims are payin. better than ever before. We saw, Saturday even ing last, at the store Of Cook S Bowers, foarteer hundred dollars worth of dnst that had Just been brought over by Mir Lovejoy. The dust found 1T these dlggings Is worth, at the Mint, sls.s7 pei ounce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
alfW Adrsrtissmsnts.

 NOTICE TO EErTLE-An y~rsuns isssAsss ts e. z=as=-=--- e-ss-- A~ A-.-A esa-asza s1asaE sssfttta hF tefsF ur t~fss taps ls se Ecf lad tats a ana1 aocaEaaa N2 i~ faseaf is ts haa4s ef 0 is9Fsg So rssaeatsss
 presrost kJsa 2t, Esse sa. - r.. A apal cpssssy. ssssas as DAVID OSBORN. sseeA~~a Natas hervhf slset saA in laftzaars f st se3ff af fss sg~i1zir Oi ot ae AssNtY s fzfsf~ 70 tas sfrt tarF N AfaaaA made fte feeuf-efh aaf & afsfl Atl lsss uasfss ~ sf nss4 oast aspeasrd 4ndsrsirusd aAairs'rstof sf sa1 ssiats sl eel hf gssszs eaete e "a. hFhrsa zna ta t-t4st C. esh ths Ce.ars uese "a fAs esu ef frernsl ~ cod f E s2 WEDNAsD2r. May 4. p iS4, ths tasAsStag gss4.erfy sf the 6sossssA ogaaisilag H T9o Hsrnss an1 Mafaess sa~ ssaNs. tee wAsok
 ss-nsss 1za r-rsi-
 c,n- -hsr isfsrsss i. . eosp aA.sllsf,
 g,w~wsr ssu..s-~s s-.-s-ss sc sz1zz ~< Lea
 q c CHASE AaRiaissfnsrs.
 ny q M NetNrsFa Atasrsef. Prescott Aper & isea a~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
TnOOrs Coxxo.--The Los Angeles Star. of tbe

TROOrs Coxrxo.--The Los Angeles Star. of the l0th inst says:
 -On Wednesday morning. tive companies Of the Eighth Cavalry passed through town. on their way io Arizona This Is tse beginning ol ihe succor 70 be afforded io the people of that Ter ftisfy, aud Shica is ss muet needed today as h was years ago. We hope the large number of tsccas hssin= the easns 4ssafiaaii1u uf ssssss be put 10 netios fsf the Apache c0uniry. Thefe co mpanies were Captain Ksilys company C, EsAlL GAsglss A@stls.sd for sss Eles. al Cam Mepowcii; Lieut. v. NcCirave Company '. Major SeaArd. fer Fort Nalgple Li=nts. K Car. rick and A 6 Jerome. Company L. Capt Berry, Lieuts. Walcot Cphaw. with Llcat BAsseiie of tbc second Ariiery, are uBaeg orders Cor An Eona, but remain ai Drum Derraeks eompieting shoir outfit; they sal ee in rraeinesa t0 start Id few eays
 The same paper sAys lAss gake Niiiers tran Of wagons, frsa Presesit had arI.Fsd lhefe. Tb~y camprd outssds of towu for a feg aavs and thcn proceeded ls sss beAcA. io load 70 iOE wiskeabarg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24

INDIANS ATTACK AND CAPTURE U: s. MAn.- Under date of April ', 1869, Postmaster Will Hams, of Tucson, wrote Postmaster Barnard, of Prescott, that tbe mail rider from the west Gal ifornia) was attacked by Indians, recently, tat what point Is not stated), when the mail a mule and pistol fell into the hands of the Indians The rider escaped They tore up and destroyed most of the mail "Let us have peace," and security against these red devils. Mir. Grant
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24

1. Presoott iuriaoing UEpsr Grsul,s. sna wlIiox crccks iusFccsoT. a. E biair. @utges '. F bgwert. s C. Mliler. Election si CoaFt H0use.
 Kirkland errek -inspcrfof, Sehn k0btnsoa Jua9cs P McAfeQr aud ! Hetslck KirctioE Et Robinsous house
 Dais catalogues. Wa Gasos: Jsagus.
 Neaeef-insnpclos, ---. Jaa<ua. .-, -. Eiacilen si berfrab1s storu.
 wainBi GfuFe-iatpeesos, AllsH Ceilsmher Jadsrs, Fred hcary and I t-asabcrison. Elce. ts0n E CalisrabFs hoase.
 Wiskrnbass-- --Inspcetor A r Foeyips Jssgrs. IT wlrkrpharg Nne RAeAssasSa- Eiectipn ss fcrplss' sslpoh
 yaitare Mlss--Imsprsa0s. -----, ed ga ---~---. kiccgsou zI hpast oi riturr Co.
 Agah hCasiense--issT,ecsot K $ woolssy. s4eus h. D01cssar. -----. kirckinu as W ooascys rHech.
 Fora NrDgwcii-- iHapccfof. ---. Ja4rrs. ---. Piacs of Aoading eieesion se he asssEuAara ey h. sTrssos
 ns.asrs vsfry-lns,~r.sr : ? osa,ora: suarr.
 -- Josnsene sut T N EfNssrrnaa- Eiection al D.tagS's he1@..
 kxaA Frlo--IBsgo~aar, Q Mar saArss. goAr Reess ~nd -- Eicotton al AgaA Frio k@1oa nosss
 sa=s- Is=z EsseA -Is.seesur. N K Las4s. JaarosS-- isovr5eJ and x l. eirssaA- EieetiSa No Vcsds lnspecsor. | Melvin. ysaraa. ?. H- Cfavfsfd ana --- EiocIsss d ssssss's baa-s.
 Blg Bag Iasgcssov, - Rsissrss tusgns, ----. Eintsfuu sl tsk Bag HAiiA kynr rrrgk inspocioT, D Kars snd~ss. g. s-s@sea as.A ----- 3is4xt1a Ai LzrokA u4iiL
 fsraem cFrck fNsyos A caFzs saw iBiI}-~En. spextps I. A Wakot. 1a,Sgs-, Rua ana A. O SeTrs Elesslee ee sas saia Chino Nkliss - lnsssersrf. e Pestles Jsdxnt, --- shiTers sn1 Q. k Poland Eiecsioa ~ fos- fla's hauaz
 NslRas urosk--IasJertos, ~ TO. HfnEs sp1Ers, E A hea'let and A. stacatf0ek. kAectissn a Botlssts hes~s
 s-sini ef irsFerter, Geo Cary, Sndgnss ]. Nicscrs sna E Otbsra- Election si CAry's hease.
 I-sralr-laspos1er. q V. s~alisx, sssEss, ;. H Dsyis ss1 AIlsi&n smith- Eisrzion ii ewa. ing's kogre.
 stuu sies-InsF~stes, ! C. Dusn, SaarVs, Joseph Ehle Aad goaa Boyie Eieciicu si Daaa'a ranch. John Martin and Wa. Cole. Electioa ai sterIsns Tnin
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. coSTr oT rAvArkL ! ' John H Beh2a. Co4nfy Recorder nnd sy afH css Cicrk of thc Board of saPcreisors ~ s&ie coat.ty do hereby ceetify that the above and fore ] going is fall TEc sud corr.ct copy of ths cleo ton srtcsssJs ssszs.s=s@ sd sAs ssAesrs ef eAes ! sioa Ap2olafcd. hy ths BnAfe ef SapeTvisorE o [ s0i1 coanfy fer lhr rnsaiag ei~csicn, te be heik Weinrsdny, June q. ls6a i lu witness whereof have hcrcGnt0 ssk nl hand ihls elh day si April, \. D. iS9e County Recorder and sressa.s cierk Board Uf SspeFyiscrs
 By J N. RousTHrx. Dcputy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
ARMY SUPPLIES. BEEF AND MUTTON ! Ca Hsgf or B.o.k, fsr Arizoaa, is 1870.
OFFICE CHIEF C0MMISsARY OF
 SUBSISTENCE.
 Department Of California, San Francisco. Cal. March 2s 1869.

CnALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE VII Ss ' received al he occ No i Snsior street. Sac Pran cisoo Cal by ths udsfsEned uat 70 o'clock N Thur day Jaly led9 (when they VII he efened tg nc sup ry and delivery e military pts to Arrcna Terrtofy, of a the beet sNA muton live og slaughtered thai may required ths troops stationed thsreal during the year itf0
 ne sappy win amount aO Ahoui 900 Bssvss and 1000 Mcthora
 cory of he present sonsac snd detaisc instructions to bdAes can obtaned sAd ooe at he ooe a tha A. c S. Wumingi0a Cal, and af Inc oehoe of the AC S. d aAy of the usi.Ary p-sis in Arinona teFrtoFy.
 pF,t..s efil bs rsoslved hg ANY PART of ths suppy
 ndden invited to be pressni al he oIsnng of he lls
 The right is resefrcd of rejecting any all hida
 Adverfisiag sxpeusss fs3l0 wih bs borne by the csssi,d bldteEs. pro rata J. hcL fAhLoh
 ia Bvt Col, c. S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
La Paz and San BernardinO

vSAS4N The Stares ~ sne sndersfrned carrying zS-@SEk1 1 the '. $. OvsSi@nd Nal leave saa Bss
 nariino CafstrA every Wednesday Mcrring ts .rrvai sf us Los Angeles fss La Psa krrnua arying Ia Pas every S@.ur4ay HorEing ard departing efery ssiariay evening
 f Passeugrrs fartsg~s ete transported q ivv rs,ss Axcuis--gosgru MAKO san Bsruafdlno. oAkr q Co. fs fa WATERS NOBLE. FrSpgistoss
 saa Bsrnast .no. Nnruh 21 1853 aFy1m
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24

THr Bosna or Brekers. ef S4a Frsssisrs have subscribed slo o99 fsr see Feiisf of the EaScrrss hy the Tvecni hrr iu she cora.iook mise. al YiF- gisla Ciis. Nevada and lss E1a@iner ssaaes ssai s.... =es-. Assas szkan sn rAlae olEarx conlrsbn- siaas
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
Administrators Notice. Estate of DAVID OSBORN, Deceased

NOTICE is hereby given. by the undersigned. lt AdministrAins of ths above-n -nained esi4te b 4s crsdnrs of and A pefsons having claims Aanst saA as oeased exhibit the te the undsrsgnsd si hb r.s dsaoe 10 Prescott county of fawATa Tstary u Ansona within twelve nonths fom the frsi TsblostsA s sks notioe. J. c. CRANE. Adminisu1sos,
 By J V. RouSIEkk. Attornsy. PY--~-. irvH srh. ls-6 ETieEs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24

FoR AAu7za.~ The sAs BernArdiao Guars1aA of the iosh lnss-. says:
 A large sr4la fez4asistinF of ssvra srasnsl ieft San BrrpafiBs ttis scrk loaisi wiih wrFcA4m- Giss and sasehinery, for diggrrat points 10 ArsEs nA- Aecempsayiar tbe trHss arc Me~~rfs. Reeve saA grsfsai tSe ef anr yonsg iownsmcR. xho ieAFs as w6tA shs ezpessssssa sf inAklsg Arsssn4 tkeif koniew
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
Administrator Notice.
Estate of JOHN r HOWELL Deceased

NOTICE s given, bF thc undersigned, Admin isiraar of ,hs EVe named cssis ts tho srrisrs of a4 a ysrsas hasias eiaEs azaast sad deoea- ie eK t ne same 70 Inc andersgnsi his resnnne iS Ark iana YaIley. county ss lAvzgal Terriarg af Arzo1a shhi twelve In.ans rorn se Arsi psha4io of ths no- tll. I K MASIERSON
 Adminisif4ios
 ByJ N RoCSrEEE Arsrsey. Prs.oos, Aprl si, ises u2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24

A RECENT letter from w. c. Poindexter, of Los Yumas ranch, Yuma county. to Judge Howard Of this place, states ihal wm Rhodes and one or two others had len for White Pine. The wea1h- er has been similar to that lately furnished us, cold and windy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

Scsae hsrshy Riseu that ths Go yariurrser rresnty exisfnr bslHsea Ahssham hsaaiae aud 9seoa Q i3f4a expired hy aahsai tAs tsifd dag ei Alra s
 ABRAHAa HENNfSa.
 JACOB O'BRfAN. rTssoos. AFri ns ifsa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
HUNGARIAN SEED FOR SALE

Tha-~ d. ses Fssss =Aszs so f@ ehasre HssKsrsNa ssss uArA ursr isr sale sa censs rer ya1nA ssanr e WtI.4.fANsON
 t4 Cisa1a llzEch Ap-2gG Miiisw taisy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24

D HESpsRsos. Of Henderson Co, corner of Cranit4 end sarley streets Prescott s prepared to issse s..s izss on San Francisco. ln exchange for voIchsrs, Rolaisrs' Discharge PaperE ssc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
M ON EY W AN TT F. ID

Being s wan s Massy dssra rsf De ar,suteA sf ny heds Co fs tss have sn ai sny aoceaH,s ~isb WI KELLY wbs k1.aafissa ts rsoeirs the Snc desr, tAai thsy Sin give tsf s'teatau ts matter N BEAhDtLkL.
 Ei Nsss. c4slfsruia aasoA iseS @zAs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
grestutt Adrertissments.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tn. undersigned will bs candidate fSf the ose of sheriff Of YavApG county, before the County Demo cratic Convention. HANNIBAL 5YPERT.
 Prescott Mareh c 1889
 Jogg TAYLOR. present. Deputy shsrih. hss by qnest of numerous friends cousenied t bscgns candidate fr the ofos of Sberf sujeci ths approval of hs County Democratic Convention.
 Prescott Aprl i0 l5s9.
 " BHooEs, of Wslnu; GrOys vili es e candidate fof Sherf before the Democratic County Goa vsnt0n that A t5 assemble ai Prsso9tf May q i-69.
 FoR REconDERs-The numerous fiepds of GIDEON BROOKE will slsnt his the Democratic CoaNea ton Q be held To Pr.scu May ls6s oAnaa3is ios the 0rses Of County Recorder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
Y q 1T I Q E

Al p.r.ans iadshAed to JAMES GRANT, sisAsr ey note bod requested to cal hs uSasf sgued bcfofr tho hrsi day 0f Apr isa and ssss the sam. hshsy wish ,o svosd sosss.
 JOHN HOWARD,
 ARorssy fnr James 0r<rk Pr.~co. Ansona. MareA IT. ltesI nscH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-04-24
ELECTION PRECINCTS Eztabsi.asi by tts Board Sf Supervisors of Yava7ai County. for the Ensuing Election

Prescott inriaesng Upper Graulie. and Willow creeks iusFccsoF. e E Biair. Judges. E 2. b9wert. $. c Miiler. Election af Court House. Kirkland erreE-insp~rtof, sehn K0ttnsoa @ueEcs. r McAfelF aud ! HetSick Eirctioz at Eobinsous house
 Dais crrek-iBspocsor. wm. Glson: Jssgua,