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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ATHENS GHiD AND SILVER MINING
n C mpany. Notice IS hereby ,iv-n that at a
meeting II ths R.lrd If Tustee- # the Athens
Gold AMI silver Mining Company. held at the
office # tho Secretary and Treasurer on the 2lsr
Of Nar-S i-s0. il res, lvei that Assess
nyen. tif,y l.n) EMS be ard the same l. her. by
issied up each AMI every 81, IF the capital
rtock of the '-mp. v, ply. bic Immediately to
the Sec -tsry n, ii Treasurer. at his office Z. &C.
tor str ct, in Carson Try; d in the pay
ment # such st>~menf shall Not be male within
fur week f the pub &c .ton Of this notice. The
shares IN which, tie remain unpaid shall be
he.d 0elirquen; aud subj-c; tn sale
SAM. d. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer Athens q. i s. II. Co.
Carson City, Is. April, 1870. 4w
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SUMMONS.

Nevada State Eevenu Stamp Fifty Cents .
IN TUr DIST IcI IOURr os Tiir SECUNt,
1 Judicial Ii-tri, # the St..ie If Nevad, in anil
for ;h.- County # tiTu>by Lucy J. G .diy,
Plaintiff vs. Ocravis Ga.ldy, Defen,i,nt. ActI n
BIZ hit in the hi nit T. al the Second .iu'ii
cial istfIct OF III State Il evads. in and r tie
County of t,rm-hy. and the ap ala, file in i'll
County Il rnI-hy, in che office # tine C, rk #
said District Court The state If Nevada >en;s
greeting To o-iasi< u GtdlY, Il, PENDANT. You
hereby r-fu red t' p tioD bro GIT
aSsinsI y. u ty ,he sb'.- m,nesi plaintiff in tn
District Couit # tie secul! Lu,!ieial p>fri 81
the Stare # Hev.d'. in AMI hr the Gun Il
Or.nsby, ard tn niplaint flied herein
q c,.py # viii cii mi lies This SUNNI u }
within ten d,,s i.xriu> We ,ft e dsy f servieJ
arr tie service IN zen E this sunma-,f
serve thin tiis c,,n;y: or II served cut II til
0fl.erwise within y asy>-or ju tcnient b de-
sault will be take, aga n>t you The sail ar i'.r
il br light ..b;s n der f tbs 'ourt di >v
ing the b nj, 4 r,nlony existing between the
A5Dse nIusest IA II Ia thu ctIs,n, up ~ the
grounds Z your I'd n iantI having fai ed fr two
yeEs In pa tt prysie laintin AMI Chill with
the cs,umon ec-~ssri-s # Ef~ and by ,eas'n 1T
hsbi usl grors dr ,uk-nness. On your part. run-
tractea since is,ye For IA. care, Gust dy and
sdacaIii # y..ur child d.Iy NJ. y the PAIN
tin And tu'iym a.,in-t y,si for Costs 81 this
suis- All vf wiich mnr- fu,ly app "r by said
complaint = eerfifie! ~ 4 which nc mn shie-
tnSs SUNNI A. Il y..u are he sby nafine that /
II yoa il t'spt. ar an aa-w, 'hc sud com lan'
% abuvr required tli- said p.intiH wal apply IL
the Cart u c reliri p a,ed in her said c.'n,-
plaint Given .i. my hand, AM 'he seal o ~, |
Di-srit Con Of 'ic Sec.ni Jn'iic al De-
GEAL r { she State # New d.. in ad f. III.
Ioan,, # rm by. this let da, Of A, rii l
In the year 1t mr. i.url one Ih usaud -iRb' hcD-
dr~d asd ssveniy. T-J Ei.WskD CLERK.
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of suits


DISrEIt ATTORNEYS CFIICr.-SrATE
u Nevada. G. unity # Ornsh, To u { J.
low /, = name.' b f-niants. AID to III o~ ne ST
,r ciainru is t. the real es ate AM npr meme
there inpr ven ents, ~h.n .s-e .-t e ar
at-ly h-r cih fier ii, ihes. kM.Wn .r ~ known.
You are h. r.. v o,ii.- tina suits have I" en-
G mn e, c-,i IN The Jn tees Curt IN and r
= u T"wn.lii.. tIm by "un,y. >tase al Arva n,
b~f ne Ad lphu> Waiiz. Ju-t &c IF the P-"e ~
he sta e.f ~v,'a laint Il. aga nj ch If the
D~f-, tlants her. In +r u mel ard e. cii r tie
How M crit I'D tr,c'..r parcel. Of lar' with
u . imr oven en,s Their on. ant i'm rysmeat-.
when separately a-s~-sei. and all "wn-r- If. "r
ciainssnts to. the Aame, kncwn or unknown, to re-
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TAKE WARNING!

TIVE " T. K. K. Co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
! take due rrecaniion against accidents and
Iss Of iife resulting from tne running oi their
trains; and they AXE this method of warning pa
rents and guardian, against the dangers attending
the practice If children pla, ing alb
their cars .cpm'tiveS- Ihosr has NJ in cr'rse
the business of the Com any nd it imp s-iblc 10
PxksU bays frequent The terniIui and >t''p
piLy places uf the r, adj from cl'mbin. upon the
CARS AID engines; aud they will f ell themselves
isei to resort 20 d-ciied measures if these
annoy anceS ,sft,nu-ti Iecent acci,ient-
which WHISKY a>csis.bir to tine careIessn--s If
per-o,.s i.i Jus ping and off Iha cars when in
mofiou, should ~ wyniII. eiuu:h in themselves.
H. VI YEaiNGTJN, Superintendent
February l :, 1870 If
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qu.rt.r Of section l, rovnship Is n, R Is B. les

quarter Of Section 1, Township Is N, r 1S 3, los
acres at l66; the NV tract. quarter Of Section l.,
came Township, l77 acres. at 1T; the SE quarter
Of Section I, same Township, Ito acres, at 100;
the wv quarter of Section l, same Township, 100
acres at leo; the NE quarter Of Section II, same
T. wn>hip. 100 acres, at 500; the Sc quarter of
Section II, same Township, leo acres. at 500;
the Sw fractional gu rter Of Sect n IL, same
Tow nshir, 81 acres, at sos: the NJ quarter of
Section Is, me Township, 100 ares, at leo; the
Nv quarter of -ettion 13, sane Township, lG0
ares ut leo: the Sc quarter of section Is. same
Township. Ito acres, at 100; the SW quarter OF
Section 49, same Tow n-hip, leo acres at 100;
the + guar er and >W fractional qnaftet Of Sec
ti.,n IS, Iown-hp IGN, Il Is b, .0U acres, ut , c:
the Sc quar- er Of Secti n 81. Township Ii y. ~
E. Ito Acf e.. ut STE; he 81 'tioiia IN rier OF
s,cii.n 81. T.w' ship II " Il 10 4, 1to ac'e s, AT
s 0; tie s" quutrr If S.-cti' n 80, Township l"
" x l9E. ltO acres at Ito; the - quarter
Section Is. Town-hip 10 n. X 10 +, ldn acres, at
sos; the w quarter Of Sect 80. wn>hip 10
y. X 10 L. 100 acre at leo; total li,2iS. Tax
AMI delnque, CIV. so az. Che alb We tre~
a d lie iniucucy under the assessment fr The
fiscal year 1854
The ant delinquency in the above cases
FIR IS6S, are payable in currency, and the c. ST.
in coin: and the taxes. del,nquet cy and ,ts, in
P ,yuieut heure judgment can he ma to the |
ERIK OF the Court in which the suits are pending.
Carson City, April 9, $50.
TIL IS WELLS
Dist. Atty. 0:mshy Co New.
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OF SUITS COMMENCE


! tlSIhiIE AiIuhNEt : " +C..- AIN
Of Nevada Count, 1t Ora shy To The fol-
lowing 'mea He'end'nfs an" |" III ''"i'e's OF,
OF cia ni"n's TO- tefe'i es'h ana 'hiI'' inents
thereon, OF lEibT'feic' t. NtFh t>se->t'i : par
ately, hereinafter de>clltsd' hh'Wh Of ''i'hhuwn.
YIN are by n'tifei that ruifs have been
commenced in the Justices ''urt, j. a''' inr Car
s'n Township, % msby onnfy. eFr!n teforo
Adophu- Waltz Justice If he ft@ce, ~ The tate
Of AesAdt. Plaintiff, asais 81 ect 81 the III END
ants iie enafter named, aud "a uf the i'l''~iDg
d. scribed tracts. 81 p re- If Ind. with tie I'M
prs vements there II, ami in.ii1,V' ment-. when
separately assessed and all vi tI> I cii usants
TO. the same. known OF uhhtt""n t. recover the
tax and Il, In gu ncy. assessed t sai'i 'ee dsnt
again said pr"peit, for he h-.7 year C. n'nienc-
ing January 1, lst'. AID e'-ains ,'c'n her 81,
1907, ard that Snn'ii IL h"> bes" dulh sized IN
each case ana StuHftl fiitr 49, H. Iii't. hniess
y'u aGpe'r aud " s"e tue '''fi''u h'rI IN said
eau e. On or tef''" p. y % , NAY, A D.
lss0, J"dEi"cr.' e b.. 5'-'' % - y''''. anl
The real esfa ts,sa .- =i-. zz-.s. D.. 'i'>'r bed.
for the a.l.orns ls. .-s. s s, .-r. sp,c fed,
ami eo-'s'f sui
M.uce lu- L.H- 5aS ~ r. .rfr..H. - an pcs
se,s ~ CT i'm 5= ~ COB -.u'i srnated
in tie vic n,:s p. e.. 81 .l-.,,i Umpire
Town hip 81 .rf = us tt,.. l. "a, 81 wool
in pi,e 1T ,airt ..-~.-.-....| g. i,ia value.
s62s T.A an a- So 3r,a,- ~"
Oliver Or m e t.. - DE-. .. .H u. Empire
City. miire i"v.s' 80 e.. '.- -r ' "il, and in
prov, meiIt-. a-st--.1 SO -.'.t = Ai-i -. slUo;
twenty KEN 81. 'as 3 a..- s,.. rs" ur head
OF stt n ta'lIt, > ~ IH''''- ~ '-f' ia anu Ge-
lnqurhcy. - 90
tarl 4 i"wt o.. lH-z.-.,Tt ',1. -'' acres OF
land ani inprsNe .vr Z t.,s..f-'. /. ~ Bisier
,uid alb ut 5 mi = e. .-' i.r -.a '.fh k."wn as
. swiit's STAT -, as-r--e.. st. to lax ard
delinquency. l.
tmtly } Barrett = e ti.- -. e / 70 &C. es OF
lard, being he T. y o IT,. " + al the :" Ia
,f Section Township Is y. u - Fast. ave and
except y acres ia e'le 10 SriiIte &. Wight, six
acres to }. =. kifwsr, three aCr''- tu tienige +.
CIR well. one acre IL &c rar |. wis aud "ie half
acre To W ID 1urre,>' II iissesstd at 81 tUu- Tax
and Delinquency, 81 10
W." wand Lot ,. ) ahd 6'n block 81 Of
Proctor Green's division Of Carson City assessed
ut 800: h''usei'oh fnr,tiiufe sat; t iai, 500.
Tax ard delinquency y y
W. Hamilton money at interest sfcU' ed by
mortgage executed ~ " 4" TT ey-,", assessed
At 81 2Oa lax ''..'i "-i ngnency. St4 :.
Joseph r "a eli u d" Mr. II "a 81 ti c. %
u sears. thompson ar "iN u 81 carson
si1S, vaineu Ut sou W. AK ana delinquency,
Sis =. cu ,,o
s1a .r,"heil p,'' e,s''', el'in' =, ~ acres
anu II sou'" .e - ''' ne ~ an, mp ".e
'e"'s ., At '''' ~ ''' '~o
~. as o. " 'o'"'' CAV i"A anu
Au - .,.,,.. .,.,
hul"r ""'t. l.ee - esii'., !" va. won
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DIS eln.s.n IF hip.

THE CPsErNEkSHIP H.RiT FORE EN-
J istin- ne. ~e~n \ TJrd , and G-O Nurs l.
ton. Ph, si,sns and j. ,h,- ssy sliss lv~d
solves e-ssi g.. theu r~-,Ge tel -etsie
~ The frst day e Aprii, r b ir acc UNITS wi.l br
90 vs;h the pr0asr Gficers fs cnliectrn
A.W TJApEg.
Gao. NUACG 10Y.
Css,sa, March l9th, ls70. aAxl
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N o T I C E.

DARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
] the " 4 T. X. + Co requested I" pre-
sent them office of the Conn any by tie 1St
of the month f,ilowins that in which they have
accrued.
H. NJ. YhRINGTOy. Superintendent.
February IS, 1870. If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-28
The Hour of Triumph.

With the darkest clouds that ever Cast a shadow on my way, Always came a gleam of sunshine, With its v9vifying ray. To the proud and broken spirit
 Even thus it seemed to say, "There will come a day of sunlight, When the cloud has passed away" And that promise ne'er was broken Light has always come at last; And it ever shone the clearer
 For the darkness that was past. Thus was taught to me lesson
 Which l never can forget " Always hope the hour of triumph, It has never failed thee yet" Men may hate me and condemn me, And my deeds misrepresent; To endure their shameless falsehoods For awhile I am content. There's bow of promise o'er me,
 In my sky forever set IL will come, the hour of triumph,
 It has never failed me yet.
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corporate interests are on the edge of litiga- tion, a new element of agitation is invoked, and great aggregations of delinquent debtors take the field to influence generally with success, the appointments. How was it in ancient days, when we were as brothers "in the brave days of oldf f' In the month of May, l79l, Washington then President, vacancy occurred in the Supreme Court of the United States. To two citizens of South Carolina-(all honor to the memories of her classic times still hallowing the men of to- day)-Edward Rutledge Charles Cotesworth Pinckney-the President addressed the fol- lowing most remarkable letter:
 GENTLEMEN An address 10 you Jointly, on a subject Of the following nature may have a singu. lar appearance; but that singularity will not ex- ceed the evidence which Is hereby given of my opinion of and confidence in you, and of the opin- ion entertain of your confidence and friendship for each other. The office lately resigned by Mir John Rutledge, in the Supreme Judiciary of the Union, remains to be filed Will either of you two gentlemen accept ity And, in that case, which of youi Of my sincere esteem and regard for you both wish you be persuaded that am yours truly, GEORGE WAsHINGToN.
 May 2, 1Tol.
 And, strangest of all--one reads this as Niebahr did the Roman legends-they both declined the offer, giving as reason that they could better serve their country, and the Federal Union too, in the State Legisla. ture, of which they were members. Musing pensively" or not, on this forgotten incl dent of our ancient story characteristic alike of him who gave and those who received thi: mark of confidence, may we not be excused for sorrowing over the contrast of the pas, and the present Where is the Executive now who can find two disinterested friend: to be trusted thus2 Where, under the at mospheric influence that makes all, save very few indeed, seekers of offices and jobs, and fills every avenue to patronage with scram bling assaiants, rushing like the mob o | Paris on the Swiss withn-where shall wt | find two partisans who would refuse so higI an honor for so high reasonl
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The > Miner.
Let it Pass.

Be not swift to take offense;
 Let 1t passl Anger is foe to sense;
 Let lt pass Brood not darkly OCT a wrong, Which will disappear ere long, Rather sing this cheerful song,
 Let it passl Echo not an angry word;
 Let it pass Think how often you have erred;
 Let 1t pass Since our joys must pass away, Like the dew-drops on the spray, Wherefore should our sorrows stayY
 Let 1t pass If for good you've taken il,
 Let it pass Ohl be kind and gentle still;
 Let 1t pass Time at last makes all things straight; Let us not resent, but wait, And our triumph shall be greati
 Let it pass Bid your anger to depart;
 Let 1t pass Lay these homely words to heart
 Let 1t pass Follow not the gddy throng, Better to be wronged than wrong; Therefore sing the cheery song,
 Let 1t pass
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"DYsPEPsIA cured for S2," is the cheerful announcement of an advertisement emanat- ing from Boston. The cure is indicated in two little wood-cuts, giving life-like rep resentation of wood-saw and the saw-horse This treatment is recommended to be taken once or twice per day-"Sure cure guaran- tecd, or money refunded"
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TIE Marysyille (Tenn,) Republican, the only newspaper in Tennessee owned and ed ited and published by negroes, says it will give thanks to nobody or party for blessings to the colored race by the fifteenth amend ment, save to God Almighty alone.
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FoRNEY says that Colfax, Boutwell,, Whit tier and Forney, are experimental" men. The same modest individual heads speech reported in "my Philadelphia paper" "Elo- quent address by Col. J. w. Forney," in the largest of his Philadelphia papers," dis play type.
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THE Dunkards in this country date back to l72O, when a small colony settled in Ger mantown, near Philadelphia. They kept no church records, so that their exact member ship is unknown, but they probably repre- sent population of one hundred and fifty thousand
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AN Alabama correspondent of the Spring field (Mass.) Republican says; "Attending court day or two since, found three me- groes on the jury, a white woman in the prisoners box, and negress on the witness standn
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CAPT. JOHN JoURDAS, the new Superinten- dent of Police of New York, is journeyman printer, and served his apprenticeship in the New York Tribune office
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ARIZONA STAGE LINE.
La Paz to Prescott.
s Regular Weekly rrips.

B-DSF" Regular Weekly Trips 4G q by Stage, with the Mail viii be made |, between La Paz and Prescott A four. horse passenger stage will leave La Pax every Saturday line rom San Bernardino; arriving a Wiokenburg op Mondays, and at Prescott Tuesdays. Passengess re- turning will arrive at La Paz frdays connecting with the stage for California that departs saurAy morning
 es- Packages, Ge., foruaTasd On feasoneble .sr,us
 JAMES GRANT, conirsetor.
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A NEGRO informs the Chicago Times that he wants to see the time come when a negro can vote Democratic ticket without expos ing himself to denunciation and danger.
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PIONEER DRUG STORE.
 Prescott R Arizona.

On hsnd and for sale.-
 Hairs Balsan Sor As Lsnc, io'rasead's SuysaparfRs'
 flyers a
 Briuofs s
 H1lrs
 Ayer'S CtsTy PsfOrai,
 !" fgue Cur,
 Osgpod's Esdia CAolaeoous.
 Lroiea's Lasss.es C.sSsr.
 Perry Ddrifs Pain Kal.r.
 Goofdis's Catarrk Rsnosv'
 Br0ra's Bronchial Troclss.
 BSpaa's PuiaOaie Wafsrs
 Dr. Derin,'s PitcA Loszes,
 Kcatiag's Cough
 JayHs's Patent Ksdietaa. And. in fact, a full assorsmert os ali th. A..., Medicines usually found in drug ssorus. Ioiia Soaps, Fancy Article, Psr,smsryL And large supply of Dispensing Medicine. N. B.--Physicians' prescrlptions carefully ..a accurately compounded. q. D KENDALL fV pr Kssdaii's oncs-fs rss d Drug saa, Prescott, April q. isss
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A SEGREss in North Carolina says, "de carpet -baggeters is all alike; dey'll all suck aigs."
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ONE of Mississippi's. brunette legislators an- swers when the clerk calls Washtub Sim mons.
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 for supplying the t. S. unr-ermasers Department with Three Hundred GOO Tons Of Hay, le.- of thousand (a ooW pounds 10 the ton
 AT CAMP MOHAvE. A. T. Bids VII be received for e entire amount three hun. dred GOO tons or for one hundred QOO) tons each. The hay must be Of the best quality and must be dc. llvered in ,he stack in the Government Corral Camp Mohave A. T., such times and in such quantities the Quar,emaster's Department may require. Bidders will state their prices per ton, In gold coin r hay delivered in the stack and prices mus, be written well expressed in figures.
 No bids will be entertained unless accompanied win deposit of thousand s OooOo dollars in U. Legal Tender Notes guaranty that the bidder will enter into contract made in accordance Wii the terms of his bid n 1t should be awarded him
 Bidders will please give the name. of the persons they propose to offer sureues to a contract
 The hay called for in this advertisement will be received subject to inspection by the receiving ofscors. Payment will he made in C. s. gold coin, or tf equiva lent in legal tender notes immediately aer the receipt Of the hay the Quaeruiasiers Department be a funds 1T not then funds may be received for such pur pose.
 The right is reserved to reject any snd all bids and to accep, the whole any portion of the hay.
 copy of this advertisement Ca slip cut from this paper mus, be attached to each bid
 Bids that do not comply with the above requirements win no; he entertained.
 Proposals be indorsed: Proposals for sappying Hay at Camp Mohave, A IT, and to be addressed to the undersigned.
 An expenses incurred for ,s advertisement will be paid by the successful bidder
 Bidders invited to be present at the opening Of the hids.
 R FULLY,
 Firs, Liea, lssh T s. Inf, Bvt Cap. s. Army. aprl6-6t A. A .. A
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WoRMsER & WERTHEIMER,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Liquors, CrOckery, Hardray;, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc., CALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally to their new and splendid assortment Of goods, re- gently purchased by one of the firm, in San Fran cisco, and now on hand at their store in Prescott Give us call and see for yourselves We are ,aot selling for ruinous prices; our motto Is and has been, Hive and Let Live"
 Merchants, farmers, miners and others, wishing to purchase goods, would do well to give us a call, before purchasing elsewhere
 M wORMSER
 A. WERTHEIMER Prescott, Arizona February l. 1870 myl6'6s
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Valuable Ranch, Houses, Lo's
 Etc, For Sale.

The following property is for sale. cheap = 'h' 'a'" wishes 10 leave the eoanuys Ranch Of l0O acrss good land In Chino vsleyi ,. H 70 miles north from Prescott with water ngn ,hsr never falling stream of water, snscieut Co ifs s sA sands of acres One hundred and twenty hvs scs s ns ranch are now under cultivation Upon it s God ps ss hug House, well furnished and consisting oi h-A oss rooms Also. stable corral, etc Several v-goh, ,vs which is one spring wagon sDd one thorss %i.r spaa of good horses; two good cows and esl's A'A~ implements, ans los of poultry, efe.
 A LSO,
 oss Dwelling Bonse Stable, and rhfss I''S Iowa Of Prescott ,,.., for further partieulArs. appIy Co F. w. "s's' e Geo. BanghArt. Chino Valley. ..-n I, IF5c. China vallsy, YsvsFsi county, Ar'sen~ @l'"
 sprJ0N
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EHRICN BERG. J. G0LDWATER & BRO,
 yyha1a..t. Ta.to.. f.

Dry-Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Grain,
 Groceries, Provisions, etc, Respectfully call of the public the fact that
 they located at the
 TOWN OF "EHRENBERG," Where they prepared to receive merchandise for
 storage or transportation free of charge. EHREyBERG is situate the east bank Of the Colorado river miles below La Paz at the best and most venent landing the rver, and is connected with the principal towns of the interior by good wagon roads The benefits to be derived by shipping goods Ehren burg sasiHg of Ace d0tidTs per toH and less hand ling of goods
 Freight to wicksnhurg, four cents from the landing. All merchandise consigned to either sor storage transportation will be attended to with and despatch For further particulars. inquire of
 J. GoLDwATER BRO.
 Commission and Forwarding Agents seplS69u Ehrenburg. Arinoaa
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Miseellaneous.

 HOOPER, WHITING & co. San Francisco and Fort Yuma, Califorma. Arizona City. Maricopa Wells, saoa- ton. Sweet Water and Camp
 MoDoweli, Arizona. yIyHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
 .,-. .s...,.sss...-. GeneTs~ A<s=ssst,sfisse, et. Forwarding and Commission Merchants. We wish to call the attention of the public generally, and MERCHANTS particularly, to our facilities for wholesalelng and Jobbing at Low Rates.
 We keep constantly on hand, at
 ARIZONA CITY, The Largest and Most General Stock cf Goods in the Territory, or fn any one house
 south of San Francisco, Comprising Everything the Country Re- quires.
 All of our goods are either imported direct or bought of direct importers. We 6uy nothing from second hands; thereby saUing the San Francisco Jobber's profit, which is ALL WE ASK TO MAKE. Live and Let Live" is our motto. Our terms are CASH, EXCLUSIVELY, and, FOR CASH, we are always in readiness to supply dealers, ranch eros and others, with goods in jobblng lots, at Approximately Low Prices.
 HOOPER, WHITING & co. Arizona City. November %, 1867.
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NOTICE.

nslas sooai io leave Prescott for Q sbor, fine hay. ns sppoln'sd hr LEVI BAsHFoRD my agent and sm b..nc mn 10 attend Co all business for nc during my Prescott May lJ ls70 snhoDnh
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PRESCOTT loDeIme HOUSE. second story ef Jackson 6 Bye's BsibtssS. Mentezusna Street, Prescott. Clean comfortable BEDS furnished by the
 Week or Night marls NEWTON COLE
CHEAP FOR CASH.

T'he mill formerly owned by q. A. Johnson Il s.oged she SsfiiAg miH ~iil bs Hsd she.R fot cash The mill consists q engine. bief aad ons 5staDp battery with all sss Bsos-sary nachi-sfy " good mill. foF particulars. asply 'o ,s
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-28

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-05-28
PINES HOTEL, san BernardinO, ... California,

his weknown hotel is open for the reception of a' a houfs oi he day or night The house has hsn s peh,ea ana re earnished throughout The table l, ahnn dsniy supplied with the best of everything inc sI affords and the sleeping accommodation of tbe ho , excellent. VI "4e muse are Attached to the hotel is BAR well stocked ,,.,, Wines Liquors and Cgars Also BnIIAHn "sIn s good FEED STABLE, where every care will he ,aIs, ', animals is also connected wth the hotel " Aen or IU The Arizona and California Stages arr,V, q, .,a no a ,h hotel aud the undersigned solic bs San Rs,,.IssJne sfne'siiy' Hy n, c. srARKF.
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