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, 1870-10-24

the strongest structures iu the city, thought
the wOrkruen who 2ru making repxita on the
trintrg had weakened the foundation and
thst ne whole thing was coming down. The
ihfo.!es OF ne dwt ling on the upper part Of
1tuc1fon avenue, when they discovered the
mirrors agains, the wal! dancsog In an eceen-
tflc matner. and tie chandeliers swsying like
pefdn'a1nt, thought the end Of tho world wns
1t band, and skedadd!ed into III, street.
" coutse the shock was moro perreptinlo
the more plainly felt. II Apetson in An uppcr
stofy wa Whiting upon AtaL1e he probably e1-
peIienced IN extraordinary sepsatjun, and II he
did not get frightened or begin to distsust his
Own condition Of sobsiety, ,hts nerves must h,ve
been stronger than tho+e Of some r.rsons we
krox; .;a,l In story wsll up In the numerals Of
a. his detk writing. Suddenly he began TO
weave about In hia thAir, bis desk eh3eed
symptoms OF lnto1ication, the pla.tesing be-
| Esn 10 1ttle from the cracks In the wall, snd
The gas pipee. enclosed In wooden cas,ngs.
ratified lively ai1, Looking cut tho window.
he bad two buildings in range and saw them
I Post experienced the hhock. In the news.
room, in The upper story Of The building, the
gas pipes were observed to move uystefiou% =.
ty- There weie hundreds Of persons who hAd
.1Nnences to relate, the general tenor Of
which vas that pictures upon the wall osciE
! l&AEAf AA1S %AA1oeAE4o bWU0E QACk An1 1QftQ
and tables scanned to rock mp aud down 1,
though tipped by spiritual or some other un
eeen sSency. 0ne gentien.n experienced
nausea, as Of ees.sickness, from which he dir
cot recover in hall IN hour.
There werc two distinct nllocke, abont hal
minute apart, and each lasting about hall
minute The motion waa an osc,tlattng one
and The wave seemed to pass from tho wes
to tho east. The sensation experienced b.
many was that Of awasing back md forth
AZ when nhip passes over wave. The wall
rocked from their foundations,
, 1870-10-24


AfieT TIE RhoTt sitE4 (iosiaDlth Maid ami
ts,s1gc Nlkes wtre 4icin 1asfc' c.l for $50 side.
the former nagan snh tnt hitter Ia harness, Ihr
lsot 10 come eli lie day t*tplr The race lctweet
Lucy aud &rahniug u,Ate, n&Al Honest Allen and
:uun,ng mat., due notice Of winch will be given
Tnk 4Cihcf RACES.
The tall races OF tie Quincy Driving Park AGO
ctA1lou commence ID that citf on Tuesday, OF
Z and Continue tour days. Some OF tho tncs
II AZ In the West have bern entered, inclHdtaG
PHI Temple, Ep1t"n faeker. T4ckey. and DiIrE.
y st. LOUIS. Tue tpulEes Aggregate 81 ,5ts, and
l.Ie.y competition ii txpects1l
BASAAN. IN yA 1JN koCKKT. ....
TIL re Is talk In tits CITY vi matching the abore
E1tnt trolterz IN two races, IL wagon and in eat-
nCts, 90f s. CtU htdr, zach f1ce. uuting recent
x!slt to This eits, Nr. a. F. Fawcett, owner OF
RAthsK, =. was approached on the subject ot
t1t MatcL by stcs.1s. GtaveA and LsoMls. oNnc:=
Of the bIown ceiling and his 1trtj As thAl 1t the
80 ion vas all right on bis return to BALTIMORE he
would accommodate ths N. Since then Nj. FAE-
ce.t has n.1S7ecu heard from.
, 1870-10-24

Tic Eighth Wondcr!-To the seven
wonders Of the world m eighth has Leen added-
that char1ts The R1aytst natr 10 its Jouthfu
hhaAe. In from I'VE to TN applications. This prod
tRy IT :he zge Pha1ond v3ta1a. o. Salvation fot
the Fa.r. Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
, 1870-10-24

street 4 clock etopped at the exact mousnt Of
The earthquake A prominent citizen states
that about TX O'Clock this morning, while sat-
ting In his room, ho foIt ~ undulatin9 mo,ton,
which was 40 pesrsptib1e that hs spoke of it 10
otherf.
, 1870-10-24

FFVHF s"e 1k7'p7 p9+t Oe9s
About ten minutes before II O'Clock the
shock Of IN earthquake WAS distinctly telt in
var'ous rarts Of the city. Tbs sho:k was 20
severo II TO fighten many people, who wero
not aceuatorntd TO earthquakes. and did not
ksow what 10 make Of ,he very peculiar SEN
saticns which they experienced.
The employees Of the Calvert Lsthog.aph,c
Company in ihe A1c,de Building. on Larned
street, thonEht tho building was falling, and
The notkuen on the toEer ug the New City
Hall thought the founds tiona Of that noble
structure were giving way, aud proceeded to
vaeate their lofty poaaHons for safer siteA on
fezro frn'd without .. 1ay. Ths Inmates Of the
, 1870-10-24
TEE Law COURTS,
United States Circuit Court.

cACS1 ON TRIAL
Willism E. HeAlty, aAiguee Of Isaac Well.
bankrupt, =. Charles 0oldsteln. This IL An ACTON
Of n*suersi 70 recover ss 60 alleged TO te dne
iism The defendant for tobacco ia. ulahcd. Cause
MOI cepe1uded
, 1870-10-24
United Slater District Court,

IN EASkACFTCr.
aij..dscut&cna-Wnl4m and EtwAnd Bsdltc, Of
Crlcagn: Mari n. Murphy, at L43al1e.
Eati,Ad to cprlA for dtsehaE9x samuel ". Pease,
ol Ctleako.
, 1870-10-24

A fatal nccdcut nccu,lcd On SltutteT afternoon
near ltr corner OF Sixteenth aud clark sueets the
uufottu1a1e individual lstiyg y little boy named
Joseph AcIau9hltE, years OF age. he waa r!ay-
ting tIexr the Michigan Southern Ratlrn1d track,
WHEN q fIain came a4ung, RDd ln B3me manner be
got under the whecls Ana VISA run oyer- He TAs
taken to the County Hospital, but his Injuries were
70 kevere that be could not survive them, aQtt he
Oh 81 O'clock In the evening. The Deputy Co..
oncr was Notified, and viii hold An laquest to day
, 1870-10-24
THE EARTHQUAKE.

4snpcr r1nnoinEu aud window
Shafts latest st,iea Paints, oils, .class, and
LIushes, at F. E, R,g,x't, 50 Rando. .nh street.
, 1870-10-24

Avert the EyfI.-IE mothers would
give Mrs. WnI,comh'a sy-un to their children
when eIck. mortality W0a:d he less among hel14
II cD8:A pn1T 4S ceUtA
, 1870-10-24

GInrrss PecGufRI Eltxcr Will atop
or two. Sold IN Chicago by ali druggists.
, 1870-10-24

of them. Drex}ey. has Jet bern Arrested. Ne vM
slis morning On The chasgo Of tubbet3.
, 1870-10-24

The residence OF J. H. Terx1E.gcs, No. 2a7
North L&Halc street, wus broken into a. half past
3o'clock yesterday morning, and robbed Of Bereu
=lfrc. ErGonf two napkin rings. and silver fork.
aesr the GeIusn garltns on tho West Side. yes
trlay morning. and secured gold and = Elver
watch, worth $50 md ~, respectively, IN CUT
rncy.
a black sack coat and pair OF pants were
stolen from No. Il Gteen street On Saturday
Light
, 1870-10-24
Effects MT Various Points,

TOLEDO.
F%osn tht 7oittiu blade, 0tt. et.
At the reeilepce Of Z. P, DaBsett, Esl.. u
mirror WIZ swung out from the wall, tho doos
bell was rune, and lthe motion peculiar to an
esrthguakc WAS experienced.
The shcck waB felt at The High School
lui}dipg, and it il reported that two beNs.
laukiLsin in different rooms, were rung, pro-
t,uci1 K tomc confusion among the pupilb: In
tic Post Office bniIdiug, and At olher pisces
in the e,tv, the ehock WAS aleo felt, but 40
slightly that It did not excite comment, until
it w2s learned that the saue sensation III.
been extelienctd elsewhere.
, 1870-10-24

i. Pick d Co. respectfully inform
the public thst they are clnsinR cut their retnll
stock, consisting OF china bohemian RtAs8 ware,
la1nye, and plated goods. which they now oaef n
cost p1ces for sixty dRyA 4. Pick + Co, NO. ~
Lake street.
, 1870-10-24

The great auction sale OF rea1 estate to-day, at
the ealc1,oomR OF Nm. A. Buffers Co., will be
found very attractive. The Hsta comprise prop
eIty IN The Eo1tr, South aud West Divisions,
honsts and lots: also building and teaideoce
nYDnef4y.
, 1870-10-24

Elegance and comfort exist
Throughout The American House, Boston. The
hotel Ia It'll kept by the veteran h0st Le~1s Rice
wbtse supervision for quarter OF cenlury has
rendered this house so popular.
, 1870-10-24
Criminal Court,
Sales Of Real .E1t2te.

NOTICE
The trial OF parttes charged elth crime VIII
ccmmence this morning, Judge Rogers, Of the
Cllcuit CGutt. pTcttding.
, 1870-10-24

t.lanppcS 1lnndv nnd TNccs Cured
by using Juniper Tar Soap Made by Caswelf,
lazarl i Co, New York
, 1870-10-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.


TOR 5ALE-A ThNEk-STuRT AND BASEMENT
oarbk 1dont houer % Miehtean-av.. between Tnir-
tstnah and fJultN nth..t= $5.h9 ~ e,s IT,.
w moftoss ~ La4sIeat 1tae1 aenG' ~" ~ "
easn.ax.: Wlh ~ q ~ & o. Msana: ,o,.. 1b
Ftensh toot. tho eoFus1 ii fndAaa~aT.s1aI rw,n:
tthN.
th1reetosy m11htfrsss hou.e on Iadi ,us.ar, acsr
Slx1Eenth.sf-t new AhNs
at,da.st sMm A0a'e '1 'eA'
iTsuo potts r. Via - seet II sntud M o.tntt-
M ~ nr' t"'"ee"
.we:.: ss;srs az hs6as rs 10 lei Ss::a 'a
y iee1 ., ksss ks ~ Ri mt hoss.s On H;rhfz.nx-,
I've Ge eu.rtsrat6 I'd Ktsht1rn shtts: caet front
Ai,c. n,0nb-r erstetsss Itsldenecs 90 the xvc.
put~, Ringing In t1dee from SIe.ous III Eo+nEI,
=; =. ~ ,,F EksMtt
-- EtA FAase 0tasE S9 saEN0ooa.-a ~ oNls1
T1oR sALk-IIIT te9lsl tEEr,. WITH T'st!-
1tafy iIateJrcrs. brick dwelling, No ~ Wet AA+
atps-st Aho, 1uo ASh1and-sv. Apply toGHEhSk~
raNx, Un.nkhaua.H bask. 0a Lats IA 1assAe-sss-
Dn1 s,IE-rR rCI,aeS HOUSE. WITH ALI
modefn t1pprnvslpeuu LIT txls7. In A klEahit 1aca-
fiou an III, SsutE Side eau be bad At lo ntlc and
an fnvnssfIr tfsme lnqnitc At Office OF HiRBAkD,
Rlt:H 4 NOBIkIe; Etsts-st up It 2,Is-
T0R S7IF-iV ACRKS or l. IvTFiRN. E. Z
n II the II ~ u SEC q, TH. r. r II r, bea we.tu
:Tbt,1x ~ .nd fhiTty.thsrd.sfs A. j. AEkkE'.I,
~ E.t,se NJ MrtrnnniIfan iiluck
80 o-.~.e. y -:
E E%sa;IfaiT 1oestss. ,yins .loat Tlitosa: only Il
Nhiss ,anr,hfr esmc.;. y Ettbnnt inter- II W u
EniE ins Cistt..
=..- ---.. 49, :, 1,7z5a1 - -; . !. -
, 1870-10-24
LOST AND FOUND.


r oSf-DOG-A SMALL. BLACK AND TAR SIfr
II mt cnt A1sMCfI To c{ Faany. PHO dol.
l4rwsEd Ea be paid for her re<urn to 81 Sa1ta L.
Sa1ltEf.
F0UND-A GRAY GOAT. WHICH THE OWNER
! 4 GA hare b pa3tng eh1sSes. u - OhirAxeAv,
, 1870-10-24
MARRIED.
DIED

MARSH H-SHERMAS;-At the tes!dener Of The
* D, .oshus l. MArsh and Ar7. MAEIlLa Shssnan.
, 1870-10-24
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
IHOR SALE-HlSSpALE

I1oR RSALE-llSSDALE-
ilip4dsle -Bc.rtiful and attractive. ......-.
i!nsd,c The h,nds .r1cst nn4afasi1ns eves teea
HirtAaIeSsld by the scrr stead ot the ;oos 'front.'
Hirsdale-Fot.etsst uneqlstea railroad ta1tllties.
Hfutdafe-ANoyhs tht ft'.t tpclefy.
Hintda!e-f.ts, ps:srs a24 tess9:. Ttsa fses tssHt
sst:.'ss s a6SEs u 'f,aeSs s
12a Waah.nEtou+t ---
E,0R SALON coRNEL1.~r:. ,RYDK PARK. lso
IL. * IL fSa i.
E,oR sALF-nR RESr-spLxSD1D COTTAGES
B. BOY DEN. 135 uea1b,Tu-si. Room II
TOR SttE-IS EVANSTON. NORTH EVANSTON
anh t;1ra.+r,ss.eIs and horse tsnm %
70 romt. n.n located. Friers ftom ~ % 49,
tssxiS RI f,c, on ,e saue The; sot; hase
H:qr M Rs. Fl .s III f. En sNo E1n
e,"n, fur y,Hrtsr.. and you wIn ttar 'Set Y
BKoWSF. R,s,I, il, Ivs Wa.hnstoast. otaec hour
fron, . to O'clock. ------
L,oR sALE-TW0 FINE. COTTAGES AND y
e ia *u,'ir mile: frs CaH5s nsn.fi shrt n:d d
1S.;erfs u aiynnelrg with ishins rad.ty. W. L.
Woodbury., les TAshEr fton.tt.
Ton sALs-KFVW!N'D-Tw F1NE hssl
fences tnT m"netoe sn! ysew 2. laxe soo yT +
i,s tsis est.p sRis ssss; e;f al
IT,! &c. q sf,t D1.fbora:.t sbe1a . l.
1,oR sALE-ACRF PROPERTY NEAR Tu6
+ south r.'ks. ye.v iestraf'i; 1nf -.!e,p; ",
LaSallret- - -.-
1,oR sA1F-Go0p nrILnISG lots. rSI.Y ssn
ls,t..s. SiGNkY ALIEN. loo M M.diton.tt. K.Hm
, 1870-10-24

AGEk rs WANTED

AcE:T wASTED7,s:; e.: nAy r. n,;s, MA.E ~;
1.r ss sE%G :at;dfs & 9Sssif sss .f, e
til "a 81: d I e. # % sn,y taerSE5p f. ~ LK r.. e Ks
" sae a. ora;ed uson fte An eth-f+ afv fntirxs
;;s5 i: e Ss a:ss = 'ssfs
sGEs1s xAs1Ep-f5o PR MONTH 70
er fsa r. '1ff T. u. s'? s ssass s
HI .xat ss,.s. sst - !. . tIs,
TT SS TIE ,tser r .a:a 4.
m: s"e q u IL eoaItfs t:sse. a.a:e., IRp:EKKf
rfss nss eaaa, a aFsd
SENS Is; II SAXE4S S':ns:
si' aia": q - ~ ;.
s:s ~ =: I;s;s ;ss! ssts:s; sss ;,,.r
Adss S6ss
NGESTS WANTED FIRST. GLASS ,A6yNrs,
a s st s'''
4 4 z: asazss EazEsss% g. 1F
f. Es@ sss,, rs
thf s g. ',aIf ID ch.r g. 5ssa
son Cl ARK l. 10, Boston. Aass- fenn-
Chicago, H., Il St Loo.s. Ao.
GEM wAxTED-a1s 4 DAT 70 EIrHSR sRx:
io4 Sc e sny coe ttkns bafnese TIC
ns1 ernts st yeaay fUI y etnt.. SasnpA f.te
iS1T fe! = &C. 3 ss,a 3ns . Z one "se
iGFSTS FASTED-ro SELL JoRy r. COUGHS
A Lie and TI1Trls. u7tttn b. him.elf. Fow Is ths
Ee % erFure trf&os fnt the bit aei;spE book ere
II fexrttirueed .sents TO thIs work BILL + HERON
! In CllfkAts Ch4taSp. Ill
| EFvfS WANrkp-Tn INTRODUCE an ar
hou1e Itpsys Is Fer day. - South C1.1k-st. h1se
I fuRnf.
, 1870-10-24

Esfy Yesterday mornlrr; policeman oos4 IRA
RuAh stlett brtdgc. lie no:loed tie Captain Of
the tuE-sN ut Ao*he-, and he attached ripe to
the cufp>c ard pulled It atnusc. Tne Deputy
Tie feneins y ere ihtbttfed as those Of Hooore
MAbotlt}. wlc hsd BEEN missing slnce laf. S21ur-
Cay Hetl- she VI. stc1 on that dag, slightly un-
and itaiaLa s:ret,A Hox size came 70 Ike In tt:e
ltycr no one coutd tell 81 the 1dry
:e;utued verdict Of " found druwncd,~ siattur
trrtft ths: tlt5 ere Irao!e 10 nal w:t'her atlt
~ rnInitsrt1 suiStde or tr!l oyc:h ard fsom the
6,rS. Deceased xsx about $ yta1a Of age. *od
i ayts SIX children, Win live ~ M q !fEaale
.ttT,et She va widow, drank g1eas deal aad
kn+nt c:uIalue.nl9e Of her r1nc H. the Nfsdt EefL
, 1870-10-24
HAss Ball.

EENHMAL ffkNA
On Saturday The White >toedogs defeated tht
Ftltkt CtIya OF tsockfod, 10 10 g. In nlue inuiuxs
--On the same day the Red Stockings heat the
Athleuer. OF Philadelphia, Is to s, In eight in
ulup6- .--.. -
for st. Lou,s where they will play to-day aud TO
uonow, End then rctnTn By WAT OF Bloomington
md Spnu< neid, tAckllng elubs In each OF thosc
clttek.
-The Tsansits beat the Prai1ses 20 70 10 on SAt-
nf1sV forenoon.
, 1870-10-24
Assaulted ard Robbed.

m :. M near The rta PitI, Is 10 'Eo1 9a
in name ,t Fa1rick Df-w,ey, and MS age ID !.
yeara Two or three days ~" IN Old mar, nsmsu h..
ssNCaies and, b-xidts teInR bsatrn hsdiy, Fss
n t,,cd ol 81. 1hs IA tte sccood htvo wiuIs t.o
mouths That Bsrns* has beta similarly aea!t W.T.
BY sathe zAkdk' thteFts,r aud be tRtu&nt u VISA
at&ut tune that be was allowed the prThc&o u
wsIktrg ou the take sho'e without clnk dls1afuea
He had M1ttaat ta.ak tor The t1los but Only oae
, 1870-10-24

The ho1e of oar foreited rledEes. to date I'll b
nd It pakl:c Anet!on. On GE*3Af nd MEnSfs, A :.
e1r fhee. conrr ot C1ssk and Fan Bafeo-stato PAY
Jbe NM csmrsse1 large ard Varied assorttaent al
ttate1ass s. q, Ws'ehe. !s.s1y. Mss9oaGs; Frrs
kc Ee. md viii Be sola without Isse{ye ~
rR-pAr,rsy husf: exs drs!1IlS The xale Ut Van Bu-
ftp.x1. entfzSre.
, 1870-10-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
TO RENT-HOUSES.

JTvAETFR- PINE LAEnS IN EXClLASER fOF
W t1p ftD TO AN!N1 In Et'ekfcfd city Properly. Ad
dt,ss Hnx 14i. Rockford. TT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
The SfNiner.
PEN FL E.

SYMPTOMS BAR, 1SS.
 So you've ken yer agcn, nd one answer won't dOy . Well, Of all the dcrucd men
 That I've struck, it Is you. Q Sal 'ycr's that derned fool from Simpsons 2, en- yortn round yer in the dew.
 Kcm in cf you irH.
 l Thaf--qut! Take cheer
 Not that you cant m
 Them thecr cushings this year For that cheer was my old mans, Joe simpson, and they don't make such men about yer. He was tall. wns my Jack, And as strong as a tree.
 Tbar's his gun on the rack
 Jest you heft it, and sec. And yoH come cOurtin' his widdcr. Lord! where can that crittcr, Sal, bel You'd al my Jacks placcs And man of your size-
 With no baird to his face,
 Nor a snap to his eyes And nary Shol thar. l was foolln'-l was, Joe, for sartain-don't rise.
 Sit down. 1.awl why, sho
 I'm as weak as gal
 sal Don't you go, Joe,
 Or I'll fhint-suTe shall. Sit down-anyicheer, where you like, Joc-in that cheer if you choosc-Lord, where's Sall Prom he OrcriaHa Monthly for 1ugast
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

THERE is not in this broad Territory white that cannot afford to subscribe for the MINER, and as 1t is the only newspaper published iu the Territory, we contend that 1t is the dnty of every citizen to take and pay for 1t. It has claims upon the people of every section of the Territory, for 1t iias published the news of all sections. This being ihe case, we hope our friends and patrons everywhere throughout the Territory will devote little of their time to getting their neighbors who do not take the paper, to subscribe, mmc- diateiy. and thereby enable us to "keep up our lick" Go to work, friends and patrons; help us and we will help you.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

CoNrsG BAcK.-lt is little singular that near ly all old Arizonians who have gone to California and the East, during the past few years, have eisher returned to the Territory, wish to return T. w. Brooks, writing from Palmetto, Georgia, to an acquaintance hero, says he wishes himself back, and is bound to come, soon, and be is but one of many who arc in the same fix. For instance, Un- cle Billy Rankin, in a recent letter from Kansas City, Mo, says "If the Lord will Forgive mo for leaving Prescott, shall hereafter take great pains to please Him" And Glover & Boyle, formerly of Skull Valley have written in the same strain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
From New Mexico.

private letter of late date, from Vim. Mid dleton, former citizen of this place, but now of the Moreno Mines, New Mexico informs us that water was scarce, and money scsrcer, in that re- zion. Tom. Lowthian and many others had left for the Burro mines, and others were ready to go In case favorable news should be written by Tom. Abner French, formerly of Prescott), and party had gone into the San Juan country with six months supplies. Nothing had been heard from the party up to the date Of our letter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13

ASAHBrN LIGHTER CoNrASr.-The induce ments offered to shippers of freight, by this Com pany. are such as ought to secure for them big business in the Forwarding line, and we learn with pleasure that most of the freight now shipped from San Francisco to traders in this Territory, is landed at Anahem The Company have reduced the eos, of freight by putting down lighterage to SIS per ton, and they charge nothing for storage. Chas. R. Johnson, the Company's new agent, is well spoken of by the Los Angeles papers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the late firm of John. Zimmerman requested to present the same 10 the undersigned survying parner immediately for tletneRt and all persons indebted the said late firm will costs by making immediate payment. The death of Gerard Johnson necessitaes immediate seeben of the business of the Late firm.
 ALFRED ZIMMERMAN, Surviving pertner of the late firm of Johnson Znner. 
 Prescott, A. T.. July 10 1870. O. Allen is authorized to act for me in my absence.
 jy234t A. ZIMMERMAN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
SIIERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL District County of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona BENJ BLOcK Admnlstud0 de boRs Hor of he estate Of John Simmons deceased Plaintiff josErH EiiLE
 md T. M. ALEXANDER Defendants.
 Notice hereby given that in puTSuaHco of an exeeu ton issued o te District Court of the Third Judicial District in aud for Navai county Arizona Territory, by the Clerk thereof directed Co directing me Co make of Six Hundred Thirty Seven and 22lOO Dollars s17 2 together with eOs and accrung costs to satisfy a certain judgment entered in the District Court aforesaid the f day of November A. D. lst5 in favor of the above plaintiff and against the defendants, for said sum principal and interest.
 Now. therefore, l. Johu l.. Taylor, Sheriff cf Yavala county by virtue of the authority in vested have levied upcn and will offer for salc a ubc auction and will sell highest bidder in frH of the Court House, in the town of Prescott county of Yavals and Territory of AH zona Saturday, August 21 A D 1870, at 10 o'clock A M o said day, the following described propery towii An the right title and interest uf the said Joseph Ehle in and Hundred aud Sixty l6O of land situate iu Skull Valley YavhTai county Arizona and lying next south Of Frank Smiths ranch with all the improvements and thereto connected and all growing crups said Onc Hundred and Sixty acres Of land.
 Witness my hand this J)tll day of July. A D. le7O.
 JOHN l.. TAYLOR
 jy303t Sheriff Nayapai County.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-08-13
FOR SALE CHEAP.

farm of l60 good arabic land situate In Chino Valley about 22 miles north of Prescott together with the improvements thereon consisting of large. fine adobe dwelling house houIing mill corral ouhouscs etc The land can a all times be irrigated and the m run by wa Ter which Is carried all the place in ditche Upon lhe place several thousand young and thrifty trees Tho range for sek be sxceled Persons thinking of purchasing gain full information by calling at the store Of Campbell Buifum, Prescott A. T., at the premises. jy30tf
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And notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern that unless settlement be made with the Secretary of said company. at his office at PhuniX, Hayapa county Terri tory of Arizona, before the first Saturday in October A. D. l-TO, at 10 o'clock A. M. the above mentioned shares will the said time and place be offered for sale ., public auction, 10 the highest bidder for cash No bid Viil he received nr less amount than inc in debtdness of the share offered with five per cent added thereto for advertising and costs of sale.
 By orier of the Company,
 JOHN r ALSAP
 Secretary Swing IT. Can Co. Phoenix, July 2 1870. augG-3m
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NOTICE

Shares in the swilling Irgating Canal Company indebted to said company assessments duly made by the Directors thereof as follows:
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aegal Adrrrtissments.
SIIERIFFS SALE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL 1 District County Of Nayapai, Territory of Arizona J O. BRADpoN. et ai Plaintiff rs. Josrrn EiilE De
 feutlant.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance o an eNecu un sscd ont of the District Court Uf the Ihiri Judcm District n and for Yavarai county Arizona Territory ny The Clerk thereof directed requiring me io mnNe tho sum of Three Hundred and SN'v Eight ant W. I.n Dollars 3CS u3l principal and interest Co satisfy cefh udgen, reudercd n the District Court aforesaid on the inn day of July A. D ls65, agin-t said Joseph hhe for said sum. and In favor of J. O. Bmgdon aud L. C' Clark. - - f, Now thcrcfo-r | John l.. Taylor. ShcrlG of Aaynfnl rouuty aforesaid by virtue 0f the ru.s. have levied ulon aud will offer fur sale et lrrtic ac' ton and wifi sell highest bidder, in frn Of tha Cu,rt Hose in the town Of Prescott county ot lnvA is7o n, lO o'clock uf said day. the following prop ev to-wit All the right title and interest of the said oseuh EhIe m and to Ono Hundred and Sixty l6O acres of nd ifnntr in skull Valley NavaTa county Arizona and lying south of Prank Smiths nnch with all the the saiae and belonging thereto and all s.srggi ing crops. said ranch or body oi hnd
 Witness my hand this 10th day of July lsio
 JOHN l.. TAYLOR
 iv9O.3, Shcrh Iayspai COuaiy
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JUST RECEIvED.-A fine lot of Virginia To. pscoo, o 'hs following brands: Belle d Virginia Ante. ble Twist, Golden Flake Chps-ohewiBg. Orinota Champion, Amber Flake, Sun Pearl, Shower of Pearl
 No moEs Poor TobAeeo- a, our place.
 rE c. W. BARNARD co.
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NoTICE. To all Whom it may Concern:

Phe undersigned. under the and style of " The IhCeuix Ditch Company" hereby give notice that hey have this day claimed five thousand 6 GOO inches Ito bc measured under two inches pressure of the of Salt River 10 be taken from said river point about three frths of mile above tho head of the ditch owned used by the Swillug Irrigating Canal Company, and immediately below the rocky point that there reaches the rvss which said location selected by J. w Swi- ling and Thomas Barnum about year ago The under signed also claim right Of way fr their lrrgaiing Dih along the line selected and cleared by said swBe and Barnum, 10 the old acequia ditch sometimes called the Monteza piteh and thence along the of said old ditch, its whole length claiming hy feet side And the said Phonix Ditch Company give further notice that they intend O uTUn said ditch before the 10th day of August 1870.
 J. W. SwI1LINCi
 THOMAS BARNUM.
 J. T. AISAP
 Phoeniy Ditch Company. Phoenix. July l. 1870. ang6-3m