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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
In IUIDOifdHf EjW.

y bill /" secure cheap transportation
"l bread stuils and provisions from the
west 20 tide water. at uniform rates
through the year, has been pres .ntrd in
the Senate, 10y Senator lIlmlin of Me
1t proposes TO build Il railroad which
shall he Il post road and national high
way from Portland harbDr VA Rutland
to O,wrgo aud Chicago, the Government
to loan It's bonds TO Il limited amount AS
soon rs forty miles are completed with
steel rails, iron brid .rs and IN adequate
equipment, and at the SINE rate us each
additional forty miles are completed till
the line Is finished 10 OSwegu, and thence
1T the same rate TO Chicago. 1t th.
President of the United State, shall 50
determine, or Congress 10y law app lint a
Government officer to regulate the price
OF transportation, 10 he uniform through
out the year, the road to have the cIpaci-
ly icr delivering at tide waiter all lrti~ht
Offered ii Chicago or points on the route
within seven days Of its receipt Ample
dock accommodations are t be construct
ed at Portland for ships Of largest draft
Ii Is expected 10y this proposed line TO
transport wheat 10 tide water ut ten
cents per bushel and tl)ur ut ii ty cents
per barrel, The preparations ut Port
land contemplate deck Accommodations
Tor thirty or forty ocean steamers, four
hundred feet in length ah,at ut the same
time, with nrelfnl appurIenancc-. The
bill contemplatrs loan of Government.
bonds oHly on ample security, without
takin.4 amy money from the u. $ Treasu-
~.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

MUsIcAT~-The Central VT. Musical
Association are TO hold their convention
at Montpelier, beginning Feb. 9Th. As
last year it will he under the direction of
Col. ii. d. Hopkins, a gentleman who
has demonstrated conclusively his pc
euliar fitness for such posi- ion The
convention of one year ago was great
success, and they will try to make the
coming one even more So Aside from
the chorus, which should be the hes,
thing i'll Il convention, it will be worth
a long journey TO hear the Hopkins
brothers sing. Board at the hotels. ON.
dollar a day, The Convention will rs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

The Rev. Samuel +. Spear, ID. d.,
pastor OF the South Presbyterian Church
OF New York city, has rendered his res
'snatlon of the pastorltc, in order TO &C
ccp: the position of editor of the New
York Independent. Rev. Washington
Gladden. OF North Adams, Mass, has
also resigned, to Join .lhe editorial staff OF
the Independent.
n mail car on the Central Pacific
Railroad was robbed near the sumNit of
Sierra Nevada Mountains ON Saturday
night. The registered letters and a
package Of $4,000 in grcenbacks were
taken 1t is thought the robbers cannot
escape on account of the SHOW.
The Young Mems Christian As,ocia-
ton of Washington have fixed upon
June 18th next, Tor meeting in that city
OF the International Convention of Young
Mems Christians Associations.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
y Welchman named Jones, who WIS

y Wrlchman named Jones, who WIS
employed as a miner at the central shaft
OF the lioosac tunnel, fell, ut : o'clock,
Monday morning, from the ilou of the
Shaft house to the bottom of the shaft,
of course killing him instantly. The
morning ''shIl'' was about descending,
and Jones was in the act of stepping in
to the bucket, when he slipped on the
ice which surrounded It's edge and lost
his hold. On striking the rock 1880
feet below, his body was crushed by the
Tremendous conclusion, leaving his feet
and head apparently uninjured, and caus-
ing noise like an explosion. Accord
ing TO the rule of falling bodies, Jones
must have been moving at il fearful
spcel when lie struck the bottom
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

Rev. Henry Ward Bcclh,r OWES a
So, O00 house in Brooklyn, $4,000
farm in PcckskiIl, and half the Christian
Union newspaper. Twenty-Five years
ago he had to wait sometimes Il week
before he could pay postage on Il home
letter. His salary was $50, half pay
able in provisions.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

Two United States senators Lave
been refused board at one IF the leadin"
hotels OF Washington, this season, ON ac,
count OF their habits. Think of that.
citizens OF America,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

IkUsSIA-pronouaecd Proo-shca, NOT
Pru>h-ya. In Prussia and Russia tho
letter u, instead Of being pronounced
short, is usually sounded like 90. in moon
This pronunciation is sanctioned by the
example Of very many English and
American writers AMI scholars of the
highest character r,-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27

The inventory of the late Thadde' S
Stevens will, SO long delayed, has been
filed at last. The amount If personal
property is S4S.GI6.2j.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-01-27
ONE MONTH ONLY!
GEO. i. MUORE'S
HAT, CAP, AND FUR STuEI.


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

Referring to the fact that number of the
Ieading artists in the country have warmly en-
dors9d the model Of the Scott statue, by Brown,
intended to be placed ia Franklin square in this
city, the Golden AZ. says:
''lf it Is the masterpiece that some enthusiasts
pronounce il, il will be lost in W ashingtOn which
is the paradise of mediOcrity."
How this should be Thus is a little hard to m
deTstand. IfWsshingtOn really IS ''the paradise
Of nediOcrity," and if the model truly be the
masterpiece it has been pronounced, it ought to
stand out bright and shining example OF true
art in a collection of shams. But we suspect the
truth TO be that the coming work will turn out to
be neither much better nor much worse than The
average of Statusry here, and that, notwithstand-
ing the fine things said in its favor now, when il
comes 10 be set up in Washington 1t will be
sOundly abused by the criticasters, because it is
Considered both fashionable and smart to earn At
everything in the way of art at the national
capital, although in truth and in fact the speci-
mems here will compare faVOrably, 50 far rs they
go. with those of any city in the country. And
10 our everlasting credit it can be said that we
have no ideal likeness of Christ by William Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

The fifth section OF the bill introduced in the
House of Delegates by Mr.. Handy, to establish a
Metropolitan Fire Department, provides "that
said department shall have sole and exclusive
power and authority to extinguish fires in the
District of Columbia" This strikes US as the
most remarkable monopoly We have seen yet in
this age of mOnopolies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

The StGT Il almost silent about the great riot IL
had on the brain the other day. But the little II
says makes clear TO Us that "yet it Is not hap
py."-ChrORicle.
The STAR Is all right and Is always all right.
That's the verdict OF the public. But the Chroai-
cie must be unhappy, Judging from the frequency
with which it rises TO explain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10
TIE Star by Mail.

Pers1ns leaving the city for the summer OF
asy portion Of il may have The STAR sent to
fheir address for such time 40 they desire, at The
rate os fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
Psuied by the money, should be sent to the bush
noes Office of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10

Our double sheet to-day, with its rich and
varied budget Of contents wIl afford interesting
reading matter for tonight and Sunday too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10
n@WAsHINGTON, d. C., MAY 81, 1871

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That from nd
After the 10TH DAT OF Juys, A. d. lsl, no Horse
Hog, or Goose win be permitted TO run at large In
the cities Of Washington and Georgetown: and that
any such animals found runnin9sf large In any street
avenue, alley, public place or publie reservation
within the limits Of said cities will be liable be
tsken mp By such person persons may be author
lied By thus Board. and impounded in the public
pound IN " washington and Georgetown, respectively
Visions OF an ordinance Of this Boarj entitled = An
Ordinance % prevent domestic animals from m min
a large within the cities ~ wsshing fon ana Geor1e
TUIBIO :. VERDI. MD.
IeIsw Health Ofieer and Sec y of The Board.
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m SIS eoeDs

DREss eosDs
REDUCED PRICES.
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REDUCED PRICES.

NsUMMER DRESS GOODS MARKED DOWN
FULLY 20 PER CENT.
BLACK GRENADINES
HERNANI SILK AND WOOL, rs cts.
IRON MESH SILK AND WOOL. Sh cts and 81
IRON MESH. all Wool ga wide, 81, reduced
from s.. "
PLAINBLACK GBENADINE, &c, old price pc.
WHITE GOODS,
PIQUES, LINENS,
DAMASKS. &C.
PERCILES, LAWNS,
AID FULL LINE OF
LINEN SBITING
LARSE ASSORTMENT
JAPANESE SILKS,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
B0GAN q wYLIE,
EXTENSIVE DEALERS IN FOREIGN Ann
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
l0Is and 1920 Seventh street. NV
@FOR ONE PRICE ONLY jeIo-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10
TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.

&c, 900 ACRES OF LAMP in Macon county, N.
y, Blue Ridge Rallrosa running thronghit. 5000
lands and covsrsd Nth choice timber sgesrior fruit
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon win ex-
change for city prSgsrty or part cash and part In
goods: b. II. SWETLAND, Federal Block,
phl-u corner of 7th and y streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-10
FOR SALE AND RENT.

"A REsIDENcE csIlsd puni.srsoa Hall, siS Il
~ miles frarn Washington, D. c. The plsc~ contains
sb0ut twenty three acres q land, improved w man
eGtiares, one eniasies az rooms sd tsa etss
three; ice house, barn, he. These are about seven
,s IN sssn1ES SSa:: Sas 81 1 md Sss
h IA ,ns AM one desiring fne country re-
laence would do well to csi and examine this prop
kESsBsfs.. & ssss ~ s. G. Nd
FOE SAL fine three story BRICK HOUSE.
feet front; on i2ih street near G. Price reasonable
ieini' easy FOR s.Ip
A nice three-story BRICK HOUSE, o rooms. On
iith street bctween @ and III. viii be sold on long
jala Corner TIN aud Z strss;s.
Foe E y NJ c,, fine 61TST rIn SEAT fun
,r,,,f HALL BOSS Raj E E;s s.I RsEosrs.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALE-In AL parts q
n nkEss sale o,cA5fs . e. sSygp
COTTAGES AT MOUNT PLEASANT, con
tanning ten re1ns eabh, about = Of acre Of land
requiring but moderate cash payment.
corner 18th street and New YorS ",snu.
mhl4d Rep and ChrOn.l
For RENT--A Desirable and commcdious
L HOUSE, with all the modern improvements.
and IL s inquire 81 al ss
avenue. oc sl-tf
EoR RENTLComfortabiy Furnished PARIoR
improvement, and u a beautiful situsti0n:~ south
'front.' in the First Ward corner 9Th and G. stseets
II shepherd Building, COS Pennrylvania avenue,
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BETHEspA MINERAL

=" sPKINU WATER, y y
The acknowledged cure for Brightis Disease. Dia-
S4sh DYe raa
q TSi1s 4 = frssh supply always on hand st WV
snd Pennsylyania avenue, General Agent for ssrp.
nlyiins the trade il Warrington, ID. O., aud VIZ
The Water y for sale at the following Drug Stores:
y US6fh W NALkN BRO corner of Penn.yE
co corner Of Pennsylv ania av enue and ~ street
gnHS TX, MAJOR 9Th and II streets g. O. g.
slMMo, New 1ork avenue and 18th ST. ] p MIL
bum 4 CO., a3l 18th strset. w IS. THOMPSON.
cor n avenue and 18th It GEO. NJ. HOWARD,
Pa. avenue aud 18th street. myls,im
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Two Murders

The Spanish dance house on Granite street, waS ,,.. sc,pc og A double murder on Sunday night l,, From what we cln gather, the crcumstan- c,,. Sere e. follows: lt arpears ihat an American, ,.hi. dancing with Mexican woman, deliberate. ly knocked her down, when he "'s twice hFcd l' by tue harIcndrr; he escaped from inc house. bowc,cr. nnhlrmod. Immediately after, shot ga. fired t,T0ush 8 broken window, killing in' s,sp,lr. Mexican boy aged about lS years. Du- ring ,,r sils.4 a ssldicr WAS shot taicc through ,se body Ilc died Tvcsday sa0tnius. Two par. lies werc arrested, but upon examination only one va, committed This di,rcpGlat'e place, to the credit of the tOwn DC it Said, has been cIOscd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Arrivals and Departures by Stage.

SuS@s Chanlcs T. Hayden. Of Tucson. arrived In the l.as weeks siaso from wickcnLurg Mr SiIGsaAA came as far as Wlckeaburg on thc stage from Ehrenburg. Jesse Jackson, D. Hazard and wif, lieutenant F 1T. Dibile and Antonio Span bancks, Ten on last weeks stage for California. Mr- Jackson Look with him some ofr from few Of our lnincs, which We wsh our California friends 10 ssrufinzi s!sseiy. g!.Il
 The f1lloSiug named gcntlcmcn came 10 the Territory by last stace;
 Aessfs- Atclisop, NcSeayers, Barney, and Bur. gee, fr~sz Ssn B'rasraiuO in La Pas. Ssbl Chwalm and G. U. Hclllngs from Ehrcnbcrg 10 Wickcn. burg l. Coles from La Pax to Wiekcaburg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Vigilance Committees

The alarming frequency of deeds of violence in our community, and the tarlny-s with which jus. tee Is mstsd out. SiIl, we fear, judging from ihe ominous mn'lerlngs of tlc people. culm!na,c in n
 vigilance Committee, the seli.con-tlu,ed arLl;efs 'i justice SO common to the frontier or wherever laws are not promptly and strictly enforced. Al. though society has been outraged. ond murd. , nnd homicide perpcroied with au unprecedented and iccklcss indifference, hy l1wlcss and dc pcra;e men, get VIC hope the ncccssity for Vigilance Commiiec, tGe tXisicncc of wb.ch all law.lL!dlug tliizers must ever dcrrecatc, nay not arisu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Ohe >~s Mlner.
Local Intelligence.
Pnrscorr, January iA 1871.
rol, Road to Skull Valley.

wo learn that company has been formed ih ,bl. y,acc, tor the construction ot "to ronu ,ro"' p.n.ro,t 10 skull Valley, rid Mier's cutoh Thi' [. ,r enterprise wbich has bcen urged oy tue I,xrR for year. past, and is q matter or no i't'o '..ar',ncc ', to the community. Ii will iesscn i'e ',,,snc. b.tvecn the two points, some htteen ''i,n. and will, when completed, tend greatly to rr5pce freight. on our staples. And when the ',,' ,,,1 |, further extended through Peoples Valley, aud across to the Black Tanks avoiding .,c dr,uItous route by Bel's Canyon and Date ,-..,. ,,. dl.,encc to Che Colorado river will be .hor,eped about forty miles
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
PCsoUerA

TheTe arc aoT thrD; prisoners in tSe coTSty ia aw4Aing ihir fri1ls Ger tliiinsi eilcr1eeS The cost of bonding them is about si3J0 per Eesk. We believe ,hai lay of our Territory provides that p5isoncss eon&nsl in jslls, cIR be placed ai work, and Se think il due tue L.X-payeTs OF th. county, ,hat they shoGld Ls made I0 earn ther board. Our worthy superrisors Sui doubtlrss give this matter iLeir a;ieutioa.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14

4 MAN named D. J Johnson, nt.qus,al1:,d from Williamson Valley, leaving q 0)O cI iudc5i. eiucss 10 the fostering care of creditors. Asoti. CT of Ise Johnson fau.ily, socially spoken ol as Texas JOhUson,' iuade basiy exit from this place, leaving unadigsicd th'anccs bcldnd Liu, TAls ibcFal view of Lquldalipg indebtedness. howcvvT, 10 no, confined cXcln,ivcly To the Johu. son family, for we ale compelled 10 record iha, one Carter, familiarity LnoWn as % Bcu Shiunu,." ." quietly dcg4mpcd, w.ihoa! Inc poli,cacss 10 say aatos to ais Soucitous ot.i-ces
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
No Nieser There.

Undc-SheV7h Herbert at the examination of the parties charged with sht Hing aI the dance house, sgspsnAed colofod individual as a wl,- ness. Thr uig wns 10th 10 testify, md was posi- tive in his asecrtjon that he knew nothing Of the mattes. iItrIeu insisted that being present he mus eSra.sly havc seen something of it; when Butier's pet replied "AlI knows Is, dai de man wko had Ge pistol said he could lick my ngger In de roSzL looks around and sees dat was dc Onfy EisgeT iu de room, so gets out O dar, and psrty sOoa dss want no ulgger dar, Oats all l knoEa." Fr--, --- ..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
LnpIo oveInentS.

The citizens of our town seem to have imb.brd decided sihfn Ui Improvement. New buidn.s have been erected. aud additions and alterations are constantly hciny made. The new store u: Miller tE Jas,ro Is 70 by 40 feet. Dan lI1z is fin iehng l dining room D 5y 5Q feet. W N. Rel, hAs constructed sioro room adJoauiug his butch. CT shop and i, making cxicus.,c additions to Id, stablea.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
ADMINISTRTGR'S SALE OF
 REAL ESTATE.

S''ce ' hereby -'vea '' r ia-tva.oA cs sr 'Ydcf o ur ti",'r tp.'' Q: Us Crutfy IEvsis. l':r',ry Uf irt ,.ado iAr a"rr;' 'iv .i i,.-otrsrr X D. i"' 'r '" ia''.r f ',v -,''r Autzy i,.4r. ct-+ss zee G." .a1"f1 .It. a.u. .sI,'..l G rs. s'.,. an s iI' " .l.iHo 'o t.c u-.,.. Aat-! :o: s-,a s11st 2, e, 1."a'Hii - Sad r:uya.e Cs..--.
 On sndurdaS, th" I'tntieSh day 0g Eeb-
 buRry. 4. D. Is5b, lt itvr' 1f tc "-p c N Es3a'-.c arr;..-tcf .s ;. '"Ni q; i"H"" E,- 'r ''.' 'ie la''-.t asI uT fir .a'd in''-ie sl '.. 'i.n vi e., aeA. s'! '-e -E'i i'r dis rr'sr'st ii .hr sad '.'i'- N. Hy ptsa t'Ti oi .'W .f oasg'gse ':-rS 4at. i tn q. t.r s .ut.,-', A 'l. a! u .f t. f..ss ''f'Aa lui'. ,'4-',A s' s;, ts4lrs,. IL gr'' and ~'ar.''! q! 'ns tc'.-. 4 As A:a;.r, sGt.s3s ~''. s.et '.I H.l'- 't t"s--'rd ty he lTYTsi.sss 'i ,sd cs'a:r A S:.- l..ip. s1d nx'-T,S
 l. HOOPER .s3=.2Iraics, D. IYBV Y Yet fR;s. a'isrsGy.
 i'frao'' ilap-', :. < ; .--,. i..iHt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
CoTone. s Inquests.

EX-uuicio Coroner, B. II. Weaver. held nquests upon thc bodies Of ;hc soldier and Mexican boy who we're Killed at ibc daaoe house. Tie verdict oi Iic jury 10 tGc case 0! v sVdicr Wac, "iL9; Le c'ine to his death hy DuIIc. d.sca.usod from 9 gun in the .-@4s or Antonio Gon1,,es." In t.e ease of thc boy, "Ly soG," iur,un uu,uow r."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
NOTICE
70 mRcH # Yay cnNcrpH.

70 THCN iT NAY CONCERN.
 Tt- usdsrsghsi .ad.I r,us sn1 s'yic .G fhe s.is L.f J % tug D'f i; ra- - ac:.f, gre r1...~ -Aat 'ary have h;s Ga cA,r r, :!.. san q ,sj :ar 70 t D -'s-yf'o eF fa II',--t: iae rs E Nt NiS'f 'n tf 'sAE. ;-r. f.. r,.- '.rt>.!n <, Src 1 ,- ''e r'r '4 .f ss.i r,e. su= 70. .sa 4..' R'Cf fa'm'c D!'s IH4a,.-v 'srsas -.ve afe're la fhe .- nd o,. l..r, .sA u !st s.s.. uE .. s:1 - r I I.iY.-rr < p Fl
 'i. 4. ChE NoH id &. $. BloApvAT. q tA1l. r [ E.,gs
 <. T. NAEELG's. S. SutNs,
 X. II lEGgiI Ir Sc>FFu Tyr
 Il rAlA, GAG BiYAX
 7 %r,g-iLIN
 Pi~rr.K \ T. Jan .,, is7I. lss!sT3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Boc;s, Shoes etc.

John Ianghlius establishment MontcIuna street Is tho uoAtes n town lhs fut is well filled wiib read .e has shues gaiters ec. ff iadlsa rhiidTcus' and gcuileHsus weaT also narF ai f0F work All these articles having been sciecd with great by MF Laughlin while in San Franesco recently i they were purchased that they Of good quality and that all the youngest the uldest be fitted aud suted by calling upon John.
 His workshop in Inc uf the salesIoom s of the bissst places in Prescott good workmen being constantly employed. making and FeIairng to order
 Ills prices will hC iulId Co Ice in accordance win inc times nvisc friends Co call Jchns and get a good comfortable ft nuyl.rf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Corn, Wheat. Barley.

Judge Hayden's traip arrived frGm 'hs hswcr country Tuesday lasS !Iejgl.ted witk about lAOoo pouuds of corn, Uhral aud barley, which gas sold and delivered a, Bowers ranrh for eight coats, currency, The train will load with lumber for Sal. River and the Gilt country.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Returned

county, after a tao Sear's a5rencr. during which
 time be has tried Colorado aud New Mexico. ye. turned on Thursday laa', perfectly sstisacd that Ar!Ecua is ;hc bAs, place for a permanent camp. He came over the new road !rou Suaseg crossing on ,hc Li,,lc Colorado.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Scarcity of Money.

,. -------- ff rrH Hft
 ''''e' sHh'a our recollection, has money been 'l-''e in Prescott ss at the present time. This ','@''0h ol monetary affairs is owing, mainly, 10 'Ae' lAai Inc ouartermastcr has been out oI ,'' "H' consequently, unable t0 pay our farm ,'. WI eo'H' hay aud other products delivered at ,'ry ,,i,' posts This temporary embarrassment ''"' however, sooa be reliesed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
SUMMONS.

TS TIE D?sgGlCT COURT. THIRD jCpIcIArs District, !t ana fIs uio County cf f@var Tcfs.:gF Cf hft..ra.
 Dawn Htypfrsoy plaIu'ls v, uryEY CLIFTON, ps. iSutas'. Order 0i pabicelan
 A'i ir'et h District Cs5BIf i1 ard e. te coon-
 y o' fsvagai ati T"'T.tEy of Ar1laa The Ten tary ,i AIiHllA sends reerE'1 % BEshI CLIFTON, defeuaat S'a ars hereby tlno.sd saa ftqurnd to appear in sgiilu hT',ri' hgabst sea y tho above nEsrd ;asaiE in iae Dt iri Iua ti .hs 1hi Julical s;ric, in ~ iEe o.'y w Yarar'i Ara Tf.Ii, Ey of Arzars. sfsHer iAs cs1pllirJ 1sA tifer, "a coF' srhsrf TaTn1irs 'his sis-sots Whls t7eAr days c1c!usiye 1f ;sc ay C scEicel aief te sfN re HIn y0u of ta FR4goss f tsTvrf iu iis ont, tut t served cf The ercnfy and To iAr Irsr3hgv. tbta within aTty cays; and h sr'rrf li oi the IsE7'fy, thea within frelty drlE eV srs br rtsuif pi be iakr, against yoa uc. c, eng tu tA" rsyrr @ tlt rps'r'. This nrfitl is }',s g., G. As af ltife aud esgty-irG a'AAls t1.-% q, Ia a C.i'tn lrristry ere tt and ceireft hr xci'-'kr de'cerffr rU paiH'f a; l!csoy;. AGaa ,hh H,I,a GaS tf ATrll <. D. lss0 t1c sF.at.r f,a fHHr s-,E'iz la heErHc interest 'Ut r rfr' I'f U t i- G's Uifl ig.a. Al6s fns t1s :.'seAU.st %; grin dcfi '1 EoHgaCs sxccutea ~ie E fo tCr4ge itc n, ,i sad fsUttlry aIN fsl s- cvla .' rf sE.- i's. R Cd: vEirl 70 sfeeteas s.cer a ll' E ,aaf hsgsin Wilch rees. e-ce se1g Iate A-. yti. agres- Isi..- that if tat .1- 1 JfTosr aaA aczrtF t taEi n' ubCvc
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Masonio---1nstaliatiOn of Officers

The following nancd ScRt!emen Wcrc, ou last Saturday evening. duly installed as OiHccra U! Az;!ln Lod.c, No l17, r. 4S 4. NJ, for tho CAsu jug Masonic year: Gco " Curtis. V. M' Geo. L0un,, x w.; wn. Cory, J. "; Wrl \. Kelly Treas; A. O. Noyc. Sec T'os. Cords, 5. D; ] [. G. MitcbelI, J. D.; JUs. EAIc, Tyler.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
For Bradshaw.

Sa'a May aud several others leil on Tucsday ,''' iof the Bndshaw nIo0Alalns, on prospoct. IDS OaT' They NiIl b. gone sometime, and will, Lo a'aOt, find many geod lodes, is a great DOT -'A ol tue eouatTg is gnProspectcd. with the p'''! are sevcTal experienced miners and pros pectors
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
REMOVAL NEW LODGING HOUSE.

The undersigned desires to inform his friends and be puhle that he has httcl up in good style R T.. Ei0uS house on Montezuma street few dOors north of h. Hen derson Bru's Brick Store, and is prepared commedaie citzens aud SiFangsrs with good Coau Beds ., Reasonahie Prices. 'h The place is one of the quietest in Prescott
 NEWTON COLE. Prescott December TO- iS7O dclOm2
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
Horse Race

V'd "hhet, Sho has bccu eating his oats Ia se. S.a''oa so' sspe+hae past, pct aa app:araaec on Ifan''e street. Saturday last to try bis speed Slih aa an 9hAous bay h0rsc beioHslng GS T. N. Braua- Man' WLicy wou the race Some liubs uoncy changed hands .....
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-01-14
sale of Property.

The Administrators Ss.lc at Auction. Mon8s, last "i the real p'cfeiy belonging 10 He cstilc 'i Milton HAiicy, dcrci-ld, consisting c! town ioi- mining claims, ranch, etc, was ligh'ly a, i"nded anl hiddeT. Were .carcc s;ul cyef,,A,u. brought fnir prices. One town lot, In dc.!ral.c locality, Wns knocked down for S3n0