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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19

A WASHINGTON special to the Louis-
vile Ledger says: 1.-THE Republican
Congressional Committee have devoted
the largest portion of their time to max
ing inquiries as to how the Southern
States wolld go in the next Presiden-
tial election. They started out with the
belief that the Southern States which
would 90 Democratic would be the ex-
ception, and that those perhaps might be
so manipulated as to save their electoral
votes. The Republican members of this
committee are beginning to learn slowly.
but surely, that the prospects of their
organization in any of the Southern
States are very slim indeed. "
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19

Also The Anchor. Open eide-slot and Self
fastening HufEle. Special iniurameuia 10
she cITr TnADa IN price and terms.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19

AMERIcAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, 3l5 Second street. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19

A WASHINGTON dispatch says: "An
official report of the District Legislature
on the police court of this city, estab-
lished little less than year since, by
Congress, presents an awful expose of
crime, oppression and corruption. The
entire city press cry out for its abolition
at once. The report shows conelusiyely
that the subordinate officers Of the court
are negligent, extravagant, corrupt, and
regardless alike Of law and Of common
decency. They have swindled the cor
poration at every turn by false charges,
altered entries, and every conceivable
trick.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19
MANNER OF DRAWING.

There will be two glass wheels. One wheel
will contain 100. 900 numbers. plainly printed
on leather tags. The other wheel will con-
tain 72l boxes, each containing gift. One
tag or number viii be drawn from the l00,000
wheel, and the FIRST box drawn from the sec
printed and sealed up, and the gift so drawn
from the second wheel will be the gift of the
tag first drawn, whether 500. $1,000, or $780,
900, as announced.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY

The concert and distribution will take place
under the immediate supervision of the TruH-
tees mentioned in the act OF Incorporation.
The trustees will be assisted by wed known
and eminent citizens OF Kentucky. who have
consented TO be present at the concert and to
superintend the drawing and distribution of
gifts. The holders. of tickets to which gifts
are awarded will be paid on presentation of
them or their fraction. at the Office in Louis
Vile, the second day after drawing and every
business day for six months thereafter, and
may be sent direct or through any bank or
express company for collection. All orders
accompanied by drafts, postofice money or,
ders, or greenbacks, will be promptly attended
TO and tickets returned by mail. registered or
expressed, as desired. Tickets are like green
backs.eood only to the holder; Buyers VIII
sand Tickets, instead of Two Hundred Thou
sand, as in the San Francisco Gift Concert.
and that there is 100000 more distributed.
sold that and made o ths awards in four
from November I'd to 18th, 1870. and turned
over SI2, 900 to the Secretary due tickets not
presented. 1t will be particularly noticed
that it is a matter Of impossibility for any one
to know what numbers draw gifts. as 1t is not
known what the gift of any number drawn
from the first wheel will be. until the sealed
box, with amount Of the gift plainly printed,
is taken from the otter wheel and opened in
full view of the audience, therefore the larger
gifts may not come out until toward the last.
or in the middle Of the drawing. The 100000
gift in the San Francisco Gift Concert, under
the management OF Q. X. PETERS. was the
2O0th number drawn. and was awarded and
paid to gentleman in New. Orleans. Seven
hundred and twenty-one gifts is all that can
be drawn in one day. The numbers and gifts
are drawn by blind children from to II years
of age. The drawing will be extensively pub
lished. and parties ordering tickets will have
Clubs and desiring information will please
address this office. H
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19
4,s64 Tickets disposed or In July

To insure ticket holders, the public are as
sured that II only IS 900 tickets are sold. only
p 600 numbers go in the large wheel, the III
gifts awarded, but diminished pro rata. In
case $1,000 tickets only are sold. only l TO
$1,000 go in the large wheel, and the III gifts
diminished one-half; and in case only s., 600
tickets are sold the entire III gifts will be paid
in full-it being intended that no unsold ticket
shall participate. The manager has already
paid into the Citizens Bank $50, 900 toward
defraying the expenses, aRd does not depend
on sales Of tickets to pay his expenses of
printing, advertising, etc. The public are in
yited 20 the utmost scrutiny as to the relia-
bility Of the entire affair Persons DESTROYS
Of acting as agents for the sale of Onr tickets
in any city in the United States or Canadas,
addres CHAs. n. PETERS.
Manager, LOuisvllle. Ky.
Office: 40 Main street. johnson Block
II. T. DURRETT, President; W. N. HALDE-
MAN, Vice President; NJ. W. CLUsKY. Secre-
tary; CrrIzRgs' BANK, Treasurer, fl46-14
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19

Cam SEIZURE says the Chief Of State
has shown his subordinates that, in his
opinion, an officer may takepresenis and
then grant his fayors to the donors in an
Official way, and viii then wonder when
the subordinates, following the high ex-
ample, also take presents and give their
Official favors to the donors.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19

Only 1900 600 is put down as the
expenses Of the War Department for the
past year. There is an item. however.
Of S4l 900, 900 for Indians and pensions.
This has heretofore been included in the
war expenses, bat since they have be-
come so large It is thought best TO con
fuse the people by dividing the account.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19

IT is stated that in the receipts into
the Federal Treasury for the present
year, ending Both of June, 1871, there
are S3l, 100000 not derived from Gus
toms, from internal revenue, or from the
sale of public lands. Where, then, did
it come from2 1t is put down as mis-
cellaneous sources" These miscella-
ueous sources simply mean the sale,
at enormous sacrifices, of Government
property of various sorts. 1t would be
interesting to see a full exhibit of how
these sales were made and who we're the
purchasers. Could we have such an
exhibit, it would doubtless tale unfold.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19
I!Tiekets for 500: IS Tickets, $500;

The undersigned, late principal business
manager of the very successful Mercantile
Library Gift Concert of San Francisco, CAL,
has been appointed agent and manager of the
Gift Concert in aid of the Public Library of
Kentucky. The drawing will take place in
puslic, and everything will be done to satisfy
buyers Of tickets that their interests will be
as well protected as if they personally super
intended the entire affair. .'it
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19
GIFT CONCERT.
$1,000, 900!

DY AUTHORITY OF A SPECIAL ACT OF
ID the Legislature of Kentucky, Of March Ii,
1871. the Trustees of the Public Library Of
Kentucky will give
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19

Browns : Bnovsr, sl5 Second St. AT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19
CASH PREMIUMS:

The Board of Directors. in commencing this
scheme 10 the public, promise that i shall be
a Committee of Award whose high character
will be q sufficient guarantee that perfect fair
ness will control the distribution.
The price Of these Special Tickets has been
fixed at the low sum OF
TWO DOLLARS,
In order that they may be within the reach Of
every one.
It is hoped and expected that the Third An
nual Fair will be so successful. financially, as
10 enable the Society TO erect suitable build
ings and improve the grounds TO such degree
of excellence as to render them a source OF
pride to every citizen Of Memphis, shelby
county, and the adjacent country.
The Board of Directors have selected MI
W. II. BATES. 70 supervise the special ar
and Tickets can be had on appli-
cation to him at the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Depot, OF through any OF his sub
"s'"''''' JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON TR0USDALR. Secretary.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
agencies:
J. G. EYRICH'S NEWS DEPOT,
Nd. $40 Main street.
JOE LOCKE'S NEWS DEPOT,
No. 23e In Main street.
MANSFORD'S NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. Second and Monroe Streets
Or by application 10 me. BY letter or in per-
son, at the Memphis and Charleston railroad
". II. BATES,
1881 Agent for the sale Of Tickets.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-08-19
On wednesday, September 20, 1871,
COTTON TIES.
n o II q H.
w HAVE BEEs APPOINTED BY Mr..
J. J. wcOMB, OF LIVERPOOL, ENC,
ARROW" TIE.

A. bic Agents FOR ths sale Of Ties manufa,
lnrsd hy bin. including The celebraied
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
Late and Important News.
From our Extra Of fhu,dnv [

ihe wngroncoruing to removal of General Stone. man f'n Command of thi. Department and ihc r.a.. m"n' " General Ct,ok 10 snccecd him vii. v. lp,u. please 'hou.aud, uf hfzanars: Washington May 2--Grr Cr.t inns b, s,,,,.r '' CT t' lf'sid' n' been H. ,i,e t f. i,.,t. il , v,, ., " rH.na in r.."r oft'c e'ap.'air e, iHf Nt. -.-N NH..Hny'Hu ..'.. .,' ..r-. ',uv Nu'fi rri"r'el .1l 'p ba removed or.-. ,i,. ,s,- f Nrt'na w.s hrro fru days Hg, s.d |. ,i,,ll. .n "' H' '" Arizona. The rr..I.u. bad uo uau,a' ,f
 Another piece of go,l news |, ta' ,rark I,y,. on rl,. California end ot 'he Sou'hcn pao.hc Ea'lr.l had e.p,. "'n''l and s pugre,s m The r,,e uf b,if , milo, ,q.',
 I'" French v"r. s.l .auyh'rrg .lrii other Sav,fl bloody battle, h,l been fryh,
 Ih" ""''.'t no NaHr.pa ca.n'y ui, Icrr,.fy re,l.d 'n ''rr''' for rt,snIF and is ticket,
 Il'r de't h'iy o' mAa .,3 ,o have been truiicre! WIS tnnd hear fDc."a on ih- 3IA nIt
 'he Iucs. Ar,'oaaH has ceased t, .,i.,
 's'Afe driver f,ar w.rsrubarg bring. ocu, of ,he F.'"e ~ 70 or o ifaA AiscHr. recently le f..- af i1r'' in n''l.' Uh. a'-a captured conn. % ..
 i'"oe'o' Icrr u-. i,'.sl .. s.s rrt....... t.f @ '"aT'. yr.l-i ny A,,., -iBasIr-farIr-l
 'h's'y -Hn'r1'r v.-h t1.r,. t.A ...-~ a ...,. cd, iNo a<u a' h'Ai'hav between \ I,rr~H. tIr-... srt 'A' t'"" Bob tl' r'n's.iau'. lrs '.rrs'y ~.l'u.
 V s r'iur'ea '..t C.l C v Foster ,U.,f l.-.u... z "rhcrf ai Norhera ',1,sh rrce.,e, b. b.,r.aI ,uh oen' hnd' ." 'lu,r. up v'h ,-sd'-. , ,.. G,,.-..a
 I ' "s'.id ha' an o'irr .l- s.at,~ty rrsF s.r, ., "' 'ho mute herseen ri'ss5t and Sap HsrA-ra. .a, h-rn ssu'd Aot Iil' ,." cat-a-,y .. .. b. r-l, q. fun i'" c.-rh.,a rsst o-sf u.s f4.,,
 recent rrI'a'- ''ief 'rl-a Ph.at Hyrara c,,.a-y. '" C h 't' oi th.' Tl.-e 'a., 'e h.-'ry .ad sar.' c"is ~rrr looking ~s'i aaf ainasi ready Af l,,.,..s
 be"n surgrpn s. Army va. on L..vay to r.-, WhiT'' To relieve Df Amcs
 Toe sas D."su BslSsa of ATfi g1I say,
 Judge C A Tweed se-.u fgt cd by ha "a sa aut aa'E'f arrived scsierlai hy J.e tte.no, ul is s4 f Af HsuA
 .As Na@rawsn'o rsisa ha. .ne f,..~irs d.s.a.l dated San bir.u Apu .;
 "s''ri.y. oHire' leaus a4f,,,,d two rner rarrt 'ins ani Jotius,u tf r.rfrr aHu..ss.I a prs.ss. hfhaA ivo 1caft asu. iu u"Vi@f issa r4s. trAs t-a a f'rseou Aud lf n 'hs tus of url5 5r.tt flrr hyEc-isluis were unka aDtru
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
Mining Laws of Tiger District, Yava-
 pal County, Arizona.

Article That the D.irle, to ss known ih. IT, grf District
 IT. Ths district shah include al t~ eun'ry draining into known inc iiunbag from iis Ia al tn % Tsiint fen miles duHu $ id s'rvam.
 III The 0h, oi the disirci shall cnsls' af ono Re curlsr who shah toe elected by the miners of the District the of year unless ooner removed by charg properly preferred and sustained by claim hollers Of Inc district.
 w H shall he the duty of ihe Recorder when order ed by five claim hders to call and preside over al meet iugs aIslu business pertaining t0 inc district
 V The duties uf the KcculoT shall be to record all claims and articles pertaining to the rights uf fine miner Also Co a. Secretary uf a nreug keeping correct record of the pror-,dingrs of inc same.
 VI An locations mae to h. district shall be designat- sd hv a monument and n0'ice hereip Ca bs placed uu
 me prominent part 0f the location describing o atDn ui direction uf the lnie and he of grttnd claimed not Co 900 feel each claimant with the rgi oi an additional 20O feet for the discovery clar.
 VII It shall he the duty uf every ltr iu hlc copy of hi. naio- within dave from date Of location with the Mining Recorder of the District
 VIII Rssolrcd That five days work io every claim sh,Il hold the r the period f sN mouths the work o be commenced within thirty days on date of record
 TX The Recorder shall be allowed one dollar per na'ne, tees for recording.
 cd Recorder iOr the period Of one year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
Recent Military order3.

HrslyrAaTras ofrtuYE,r or ta.-1ea
 i1 ii'. tsi4 Ls'aH ' ririt A T- AlrI J5 ..fa. sTerai li,ld Utl,s NJ
 C"mfaus g.e lrf4a'fy v uu proved ,o ata toLs 4ts-i %' Fffi ntrft~ \ ' moving a ffausfsl- '"'a ras ts pfa.shcd ty tls G,-lsra-t,r, usl s.ri l-fi frs1 thsf haaa ai Fsrt Wbirtle
 " ll-a thr arr.sai fet MhpfI. A r ,d Cen isuf C -ls irfsa'ry Trssp Ttr8 Ca,affy s af tr,, cred ie anT NeliuEe.i ed kr r~I-af.ci if. .f. lfrf t.a1iar.irr c f tut5 fda lssi Thr ,gus-t.r u9 tr 'a' lH'c If fsy iiis tr,Y may r,alu.sf a 70, tel th~ ,risa, of sara co rs, us - ri,s.i aF f'etr7' l-" tu iat tsa. wN ss rh iu sUr .i tur irVJ1e
 u7sl.I-T'srU u-ed tn ffasslsrfag Tfs.g Thfi ta,l Y f s' b-rWFii A ' tae sassalaad .ag oerff tfF N gae sif as'ti fnat fhs fr-sa 4td.t f.. .rr zt ,-fa'f1s'irrd a0-f ii th tti fu,g ..uf.si u. Dol iF1-refa 'f nfs 'ssa'us ss,.asd aL,sfI aFA .ifn@hrs ." fT"r"a Do fs~ as~tt 'r~sirR s fhr g4a tru hs iAe Ati,urli ssi Irrst-' r..4d HtI n -8sr. esfan sb IstFi s'art. ir h-afs,a BUR uisr re- faffv sf'iua "f'fisis ag thr srrtuu4- s.srfrt aul f'''.aaa-i'fF Goo Ta' tf'l vhs,h ,'sp~a Ii. -'tiaa 70 ,H fFs'siirffa "a IrHiesrf ff tar A bqava an+ M frc~,tr a-1frs .faa S..s r,aas 45 W .l Tfr si u-' i'1si uha s ass f2s @ xth ',s nc7fss gl sapIFs and ECi.a3 affrot41s s.sr as i' 's eis 4'n-ag' o'hrfs "a atlsinr tts s'afa.. VI a Jfffff '' ratr' over 'he H5 sfftf s Hsfss f tatqlss fr rlf .ad ,fasf f. ftss. Co i,fes.s 4 iFs hg nf @; i'sr u Hrrs fbs .s-agr nf b.sife ir .iaafs rasa faa reg cod 'a sa1 py,srsg fap hsiffau h-a.A t4a,n aafi u'if1 s,t.5us !! Hg ia Do ward
 Iss e..nra'ai.n nr u-ses af Carr N-u usr wlH als Co ibs lulHiry above d~s ssfrd s,zI dstl t .f %" s'rri1gth a nhl.a wa is s4 ,,,I Is his ds...s ~ t4-rTuuy Q iIh la..utfr viU rr-arl r,rs % bITTtr A 2 is pr l-r ,-.sfisr far dH5ss rra3 he, Ing dstod,s-l e ,tfae .f tssasr- firI4 ir.r. Ns. t. f7l1 tafse Usai41lftrs rts.a 'bv lssf tf u1NFA . ths caaalfa.tItur Ht,esf ai vn..A u.. se ta .hs farr.ssias 8 tat urces.ir. frar.pf-at's.
 GE'o,E NuI.raAN
 .t a. .t,~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
0hr >>11Es Af(linrr.
IocaI intelligence.
Prrscorr. May l3. 1871

v,,,yc.--Con,rar, to our hopes and expectations
 NJ ''''. ,a, mol even lighted ur Monday eNeh'ng M m and ot course nothing whatever was ' "I"e ,S", . ''' .l ,o the Bra..shav mines ot making thr rf"' oIrnng 'c w t,,n.p SSul Valley and Prescott N"h"dy r'I ', ,6c.e matter. nc mol even ID. uls, Ho'eu "' ,,-, General apathy seems '" hAN" s'." V'Pl! . ,,., and they await. Mhn' hhu'cu INC. 'l' our om.,hing tha, iii put money co th'r l"'h 'su.ut ui ", r,pch cfIori un their irr' . 'n N'ua WILT, ,p. Of lie and energy shown on 'he n'Sh
 ltr o.l ,.,d meeting that dl not come ON ""s uy hS'l fF @ hirh mr, a i and resolved to D'id 'h' MY IA4l ,,,gr r.ilrad Co inc mines , .Al,.fv fl Is trc he people {" ir's'"u "'r' u',us
 ,-d. securing the tfude oi thc h"u"l"hs ',5 'g icm and we do h"Pe 'h"{ Nu 'i'eu"S '""'' 'l.l 'l v" ,a,,,ir f, ihat nov bcrumhs them.
 oh ,u' .l riae. uf ,he Bradshaw are not 'o 'he'cd
 Iht p p ,, Prescott most cll the thinefs and opera miN M q, men who prefer Co come here "u hushtss ion @ aio , and they pil continue to come v rr'l-f n n"n Y, ,,s b,id out Th-n. Nhy ""' a' l'".i "i' nI .i Ina. .ntng oui brush and fcm"Nlug lfN r"Ns .s' ,r.rb we are informed would cost '-' 'h"h - VI Y" n' vl.., ,,luphia New Zoland Ausiu'lia and "h"r rb ,,,s,os rgiaus Government r"n'tra'is frn' ron i's i ,,vp, tn every promising mining lrcAi'N and 'A' PI l,, .,td do well to follow tb' example o' Ibp BuiI in h., respect
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

ALl houor ,1 tue Press of California and Colo. rado, ur the irtrrest they have sakru in llr wcl. fare oi Arizona, aud fos ih. lra,e. klnd words they are DOW taunduring n ,he ears ot -tAc C.oy. cruIu,ut' Tbe san Fr4ncisco Jt4, al the close % uu stlc article. says:
 ID" IsoIic of ArrDna V-esi a nst 'hs vifli,,si of 1.ucIei e.rfrnian ff ihs WI4in.1.r nm, .. i. ae "e saui uis.a lu Afigs,ia fgai ani icpp ne hsaNH- ai t' fsii what hc waul. hr aAktg s.ls-s.. .a a-I NH t4uTe I tait inc;.. ieeg ualsh t. ,Hly sF s a .+H. p the AfiRas aa.r4 r,.. ,r f.a At he.
 ..t. a feiasrt, ice llt-l ss .l .... and san ascuisf We tfiisi ts..t -l,c Hi r,.s .-l.
 a! ai-~. i;ss .,ssss- -f Sr1na aeir s..4.s d. ,ifp .. -'sf'n 'i GHgrrss No -lease Do c,l. r5sffisei
 ...t 3a sf,s, Era0,.Ass . a4i lna hro.i ce i'v -Ieken freely on ihe sui.l,et sp to, bay, the < cramcnso Replrty and iss. ord: the Ll- Asgelc. Ngles and St.r san Diego Uasoa, and San Brrn'rduo Guard, in. ln Colorado. our p,u'cu!ar friends are the CcEital City Regisfer. Georgetown Ei"eT, and Pueblo Chiena.., which htrr paper speaks out as follows:
 Y MOURNING The MNER of Prescott Ari,oaA coma. [" s Whh is irfie columns bdcr,vi with dee t,,ur,. ing I s ht and seHt emblem ths .srf V oi srrst arsi r'h rounfy ur its ded who died the evenent f us taJ rysnarces hnsdy and cruel death hr dr. A Is f hr Ssrd are too horrible uIsln i must sN er that lsf d Killed uuets nearly thi,e hund sd -i,is u'u women and children slain O., the ssr,r and iasucu't "i the beaaiiiai Nrsi- he In ,ians
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

By virtns o Etecu;ion issued ca. of the Co,-s f Moves juscr of the Peace la and kr ij,- Coanty af fsvaas aud ierrurr of Ar1nA the l-h aay af Feb- rruy b 1871, uru judgment rendered in said Court an said lrh day u February .s5 n favor 0f Campbell bHaum aHd agaius Joepb Kerr EH the of use hun lr and tNeas two dosass and eEhfy-hve oenis jrals and eighteen doars snd fhy oeuis cess did oa hs lrA aay i February A. D. lsfl levy uyu and tai u execHihn the Following described rsoTeffy vit be.ag Lads Aos sAtesn Eighteen and Twenty. in Bick No iwenty-slN in te T. of Prescott in sad County and Tsrorv. aud taken te Prerty of said drndaut Nsts hereby given li by yirtc uf .aid aud levy win sell to the bgbest b4sI for cash ths above dc. sefited TroTerfv with The Improvements sreon. fnni cf the LoIri House 10 inc Town 0f Prvsnsi te 6hh day oi June, A D ls7l io saisy ssid aKecnti,n and eosis and aocruing costr.
 Witness, my haud al Prescott th- ith dsv of May D le4l, '. r. PIERCE, Constable,
 layapai Countv. Arzna
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

Notice s hereby given, that n psrSuaucs o order of the Probate Court u the County of Navapa Terrfory of Arznna, nade the a day of January A. D issi, in the matter f the estate O, Robert Winning decease undrfsg gued Admnistrof of said estate win sell a pub
 e auction Co te highest bidder for cash subject frmann by said Probate Court Saturday 2-ih day uf May D, ls7l in front Of the Court HOse in tia iown uf Prescott an he right tile, inercs, and ese cf the said inesisfe a the time of his death and all the right title and uierrs the said estate has by operation of law otherwise other than addition the said nes,ae at the time of hts death in and to all tlse certain pieces parcels tracts lots of laad lying and tO Rit:
 Two hundred feet in tho Real Dol Mnute lode 20 ks n inc Ori finn lode go feet n the Black Hawk lode feel to he Miners Deposit lode l63s feet in the Errka kaie. on situate Ia Mrlkrr District.
 api2lt4 JAMES M. THOMAS, AdninistrstrR.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of Co partnership.

nv v" !"netah'p heretofore existing under the firm n'.' " " ID hrngs q Co., is 'his day dissolved by mutual consent C. II. Grbb and E. w Grover rstiring h' fI"ning Nil and general merchandising buSue,, , "VhA nEh"IA VIII be conducted by w R Ueiting. and td" E Helllngs under 10. olI hfin nam. .f w h Hell ngs d 70 All persons having ncorints ,,;., ,b la'e firm El present tbsH. ilumedn.Iy t, ,.,,,r, J al persons iDdcifei will settle spn as rro;icli . s our earnest de.,Te 10 ciose al old sceaiut lfr . ing new ones ' WI"
 Having dseset pf "ur entire Camp McDgwen r,ror4r-y in Mr James A IombusDu vouid mos, csrIi, = ,,, mend hn '1 our air patrons and solicit fr him o,uu GIre of their trade
 C H. GgI sg " p uCfFr~ua
 l. " GKpVEV. TDW'D E UpfItScs
 fLoculr. Arz.,na Stay lsTl DvIgl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

rt.r ,t,rv-A ,n h La Belle Trauca created a ..,,B b,r. Monday last by lo.Ing loi of stock h' ,.b.rdne n.ir town and spreading the hise ness that ,r.,. b,d .ohhlel thcm Inc owner ot ih~ cattle and -.s other men went uui aud hond 'he ''fA "pi~Asns ' ,,,. ~ ,t ,,,st.la gfa.. Monsieur ii is thnaghi sp dnasm.us ,,
 Tb .-.-. or ra;hsr alarm caused hy ihi' frcnchm'u ,, brvevef have the cf-, uf causuE 'ittrns n Arrp - tk ort ff Indians wnU Rrr liable q" Nisi us H1F Az handler .,fns fnau 90, inrn aud tIu vu sf"ck. A
 ., t,,te |, so, a cavalry soldier eth.u thirty nirt Hi t--,-.it $. that .loHid Indians make nd ufsin ns "~
 hat, m r,r,ae them oarselve, pcftsit hrtn Co 'ira ,..r A fher lrsurr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
NOTICE.

Ib" lfesoo" and NVhIve Toli Road has been greatly improved end is Dow in god repair
 All 'eanIs hAllug freight fruo I. Anries CT San D.r nardiHo ." Norhrru Arizona vi be charged but half toll if 'le next slt mpnfbs afief date
 70" Whue rad .l be wtrs si uu to A sr.. el... ,,, dIflug Toe Irrsent s1uuef
 I"l''aiss viii hs sstah.hei ai ;h- Burn, Ranch and W n-u Valley aud sii pa1ies will b. e1tseted to t.,y 'O'i as th~y Tu.ss through sad sae. -
 Hhrivvil. Hay ls7l 1arIs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOH TT NIF CONCERN.
 This rn give notice that claim two hundred fec; i'm thai ct1an quartz l~c known the Gray LAala cam mTncing a inonumeni ai the sheun tsllndarv of Me. Crck,n. E,lt Thomas and Ranialrs original location 'n si hde end running two hundred fe from said mon. uneht ma sonthery direction said hsle L ther.hire w"TI IefH' i'n either purchasing in any way tres. passing ulSn sad claim; said cla being sitnH,ed in wh.i 's huown as the Tiger Mining Dstrci Yavurai s,H.niy Terii"Ty uf Arizona 10 DlCKASoN
 Ptc,sstt, Auzuaas May 9h ls7l. mylAt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

FtEAsANT sociamE-wc were present Friday 'E a' a one of the r.Asant-st psrcs attended. gwen by NJ asd MS N n Bowers In enmu1emora;iua of R' c,r o' tho third year ef their married life The af iaH an' aa a' their cory residence q l- uf Granite ''erA Anang hose In attendance. from iowa. Bo- ,fra Afs C (. Bean Mrs r., A Dayi. Mr and Nr, iE'l M hashofd Ar and Mn A. Q Noyos. Mr and Mp nhseale' R T.. Elliott ]. F. q. Mitchell and C. W bog " rom foH NhipPle there Colonel Brown and sns Lieutenant King and wife, Mrs. Mills Col W n ,t u anl h Bowers The rvpast which was gotten up g As boNsrs and Mrs. Crst eNeaileni.as were aso sp ard lr. Lloit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

4 PRIVATE letter from Camp Mcdowell, in' forms us that Mir Tomliuson, the newly appoint. ed Post Trader, had arrived, and acted the part of a fair and honorable man, by paying the old Post Traders fair liberal price for their houses and
 stock Mir. Tomlinson Is brotherin-law of Gen. Belknap, present Secretary of War.