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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12
For President, 1872,
JAMES r. DOOLITTLE,
lThe New York World o Senator poo.i,l
OF WISCONSIN,.
Su9,ect TO the decision Of The national dc n.
oerdtic convention

(The New York World "a Senator Doo.itl,.l
"His record is so consistent and unfair
nished that 1t may be hkened 10 straight
line dra,on across pussle--u clear beam,
1ns,oerred by the .fuetuating atmosphere
Of American, politics, through the past
t,penty years
From a sps By Senator DooiiIas delireroi at De.
trott, m 1865.
"Let us act by the people ofthe South a. Clmlllus
proposed TO do ~ The Latu ms after they had re-
beed against Rome and had teen put down by
the armies OF that power. When the quest on
arose in the senate Whist shall be done with
Latum and the people Of l. turn ? there were
some even there no shouted; "C1nfscate their
property m axe them slaves" There was how.
ever, none that day who would have made them
ia e. u lhs ,rn" u slaves. but Camillus, whose
rerh OF ngl' line has made his name I'M
nio 'sl -: > nst1rs, let us iniRe them ellow.
Sii Irus. NJ thu, .dl o the power and glory Of
Rome lei NJ, now that they nave laid down the
arms Of theF rebellion aud have renewed their
siIes ebce to To-" union and the htg make the
sy9th.rn people our fcllOw-citzens, and thus
SD TO the po@cf and glory Of the uatton."
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12

,hh attempt made to foist Mr.. Rich.
~ ., Ys,S'oy on the republican party as
s,..a ,aa'e Tor congressman for the
d;a", " lafse' meets with our hearty
Mn g., ''s',"pW''ownsman, Hon. ID. W.
M MuI"' n '0I 4, the position, al paramount,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12

The democrats Of Egypt unanimous
y desire that the next national demo
cratic convention shall be held at St.
Louis.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12

AN old,time wing Bourbon has been
Uncovered in Union county who has
not yet accepted the results of tie
Mexican war. He says he'll see the
democratic party d-n first, and then
won't lie fights on principle
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12

GEN. MCCLELLAN took the new de-
paature schultz with alacrity. He lik. 5
a.,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12

EVEN Henry Clay Dean, with h.
unkempt locks and unwashed hands, has
come over to the democratic DEPART =.
isis
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12

JOHN 2. ADAMS is the best living
political letter writer
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12

Ranks high in the list Of sound, thrifty wes!err
Life Companies. $500
1t has ample capital-sl2:,cec.
Ii has assets more than enough 10 cover aiIis
liabilities In addition to the capital.
II has one hundred thousand dollars deposlten
with the State Of Missouri as a perpetual guar
antee to its policy holders.
II has com piled fully with the new laws oil The
State, which are quite az exaeting and more rgid
ly enforced than those Of Eastern states.
II invests its funds in the West, among the
people from whom they are received.
Its management Is vigorous, sklllfuI ana lfn
dent
Ita animal tncoina fIom tho tntorest alone q
already more than sufficient Ia pay II, losses:
1t issues policies upon the Ordinary life and en-
dowment plans. at the same rate a- other hr't.
class companies.
The policy holders receive all the profits 10 an.
nual dividends.
The stock holders can receive only ten PEI
cent. OF interest on their capital, by the terms "
the charter.
Tho annual dividends to policy holders are hl'
ready greater than many cid Eastern COmpanie e.
have ever been able to pay.
The State OF Illinois paid last year about bi.i
million dollars for Life Insurance..
Why send 50 much money out OF u g stale
away to New York an New England for an article
that may be produced Just as cheap Tor more "
at home'
WOOD L. LOW,
apr2Gdaw,i Agent. NJ Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12
From a spy By !Sena or DooiIte. delireroi at De
frgf m f,gs

MONTGOMERY BLAIR has Jackson
OH the brain-bad.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. RICHAU'S
GOLDEN REMEDIES.

pD DICuAItS
"
rOr--- -DXru,D1ro
NOhDEN RE4h ElIIIIo'
Use these only, and save limo. heal IA and
money. VI, 200 reward for any ease of disease, in
any stage which they tail to cure
mn RJCuAIrc Mr. D,,,, ,eu
INV . DOLDEN BALSAM,
Nos and Q. orc .bo yre.,os, .,,.u.,,. ,,,o,,
ro u,c,,.,,,s, ",,, ,S, " "'cru',Ves hnoN"'
IN. niohhu 'oLDEN ELIXIR D'AMOUR
ls the greatest tonic and sstringent in the meal.
cal hst. tHINE l...IF|.
DIR. RIcnAU's GOLDEN ANTIpoTE
A., ,h. o,,,v ..,i.,,. ,..--..-
rhssa ~ y, re asso., q. aiu ,i,,
COM laints, and benefit none Gut are ana,an,aau
to effects radical and speedd cuie In ali eases Tor
wfiah shev are reuommsueiesi vnen ali ,thor
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PHYSICIANS
|, lVADCyMAR NJ. ID. F..

npysicIAS. Surgeon aud Accouheur, formerly
81 Anna rnion county, Illinois, hss ..Ip"isI
NV be,xeen Eighth ans Ninth streets WeS
av,n'e' oe'"' uarl'
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LIFE INSURANCE.
--------------------
INTEREST PAYING PLAN.

A new and novel system OF Lie In 'uranc' ,c.
Gently introduced bv the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12
INSURANCE,


W. II. MORRIS, II. II. CAN
Notary Public, No. Pub. and L. &. Z. \
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-12

A GENTS tor Rock River Paper Compd
"A Sheathing Felt and Quartz Cemont.
III. W. Johns Improved Roofing Away
and
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tains the respect and affection of thou
sands Of republicans who know him to
be the soul of honor-honest, able and
patriotic. As the democratic nominee
he would rally all the democratic party,
since he is the leader of no clique, and
has been identified with the fortunes Of
the party during the last six years Of
darkness and sore trial, SO that no one
could say of him "IIe has come to us
seeking the flesh pots" Around him,
too, a host Of republic lns-men who are
now hauling between two opinions,
disguised with the Grantism of the re-
publican party and fearful of the de-
mocracy-would at once gather and be
enthusiastic in his support. They have
not forgotten that he was the right
arm of Lincoln in the senate, and that
his prediction Of the misclies that would
flow from congressional reconstruction
have been verified by events-that hi,
sagacity was only equaled by his bray
cry, They believe that, with Doc
little as the standard bearer of the
democratic party of the nation, the fu
ture would be secure and berty to al
the people, north and south, be restored
liberty, to use the Judges own clio
I quent language, "not with haltc
around her neck, waiting for trial an
o sentence and execution by militar
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Walnut Grove.

Mr. Stephenson, fmiIiarly known as " Big steve arrived from Walnut Grove on Sunday. hls budget was rcplcte with good and bad new $ from that settlement. Unlike most settlers i'm tle yallcys Of Central Arizona, the inhabitants of Nslnut Grove are not dependent upon rains, for Irrigation. but find in the HHssayainpa sufficient water Tor this purpose. at al seasons Hence the drouth. which, at other points. is exercising dam. aging influence upon the crops is hardly felt at walnut Crove--and the rcsu.t is, that the season gives fair promise Of abundance. Mir Stevenson reports hnt one Indian depreciation within peri. cd ot nearly TWO months This was enacted last week. at the farm Of Mr Jackson. Four horsra quietly grazing nt distance Of about two hundred yards rom the house, were bounced upon by A tand of Apaches, and hurried oil to the neigl0or. ing mountains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Another White Man Murdered by
 Apaches.

wm Youngblood, who arrived here, Thurs- day afternoon. by stass ssoin Wickenbarg. drought the sad news that a man named Cowper, who was in the employ of C. Bryant, as wagon master. was, sh0rt tune ago, while proceeding with his train fron the Vnlture mill to the mine, waylaid and foully murdered by . small band of Apaebes. Mr. Cowper was q short distance behind the train when the wrctehss shot him.
 Here, then, is another Knklax crime for the Administration Co ponder on--another citizen shot dIwn, in open day, while yet in the prime of lie, with, perhAps, a wife and children to bewaIl his sad fate and mourn Lis loss. For mercy's sake stop this guerilla war, that has nowlasted nearly % years, and we'll nigh desolated the land. Has this Ter ritory no mercifui friends in the Government ' Have her white citizens no right to life, lih- erty and property Cannot a Republican Administration put . stop to the hOrid crimes that occur, almost daily, in Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
New Advertisements.

D Henderson X Bro, advertise ehoise brands ,g tob,cce and first class cutlery, for sale, whieh tbey have just received fro;: E=asis-E:=
 Another gentleman adyertiscs an ambulance American hOrscs- etc., for saic.
 EJ ". Wells, Clerk Vf Board of Supervisors give, notice Of time of meeting of Board oi Equalization .ttA:G
 w B Helngs SS Co, offer reward oi SlOo ,o, tbs recovery Of black moroccO pocket book ,.o,tninipg Ouartcrnaster's cheek and other val uable papvrs.
 Paul Brcon notifies peSsoLs having elaim' ,.s,inst thr e-tate of Elijah Peasc, aecvtsed, tc rrc.ent them within oBe year fron date oi notice White and Fine tell the public some little dlng' coperruipg tbeir saloon al Bradshaw.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
From Southern Arizona.

We condense the following from the Tue son Ciii-,a
 \ row at Arizona City on the Sth ult, re- suited Tn tue shooting and wounding of two men; the clubbing of mans head, the ar rest and confinement 0f two men and the eannibsl. is:ic threat 10 ebew mans bead off
 Capt. Moore returned 10 Tucson after a scouting excursion n whick he reconstructed three reds.
 A Mexican lad, twelve years of age, who had been captive among the Apaches for the greater part of his young existence, es- caped from hn captOs and is now at the San Ptdrv.
 RerS Smith, long q resident of the Tubac valley, was murdered at Rkodes' Ranch, about the 9rh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

Col CcviER Gaovge. co;nmeniinr at Camp Verde, is nr officer suited Co this country, and deserves praise for having 90 promptly despatch. cd Lieutenant Morton and his braves alter the Johnnics whom they recently brought to grief Col. Dudley, of Camp McDowcii. Is another brick in the arcb which supports the Union He acted the gentleman toward cur citizeu friends. who shared In Norton, glory and hlrdships, and will always hc kindly remembered by them. Hls un. couraging words to Lieut. Morton. lu relation tn the wreath he had won. sank deep into the heart. of citizens and Apldiess. May ;ag good Colonel live io De general. and 10 this country peace. fu and prosperous Tue MINER has always labor. ed to cement friendship between soldiers and citizens, and the result of tue late successful scout proves cur course 10 be the correct one The gallant soldiers arc in sympathy with us they Know what we have suffered at Inc hands of the saynges, and will, if permitted To do so wor;, in common with us. for The regeneration of the Ter ritory- lf accounts arc true, the gallant Colonel Sanford and hix troops will soon be back amoug us, moro eager than ever to place the heel Of the white man on the neck of the murderous red. Gen Crook has asked for s.niord mud his troop and. no dou6t, both will Dc glad Of the chance Co return.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Tllp ~s1st >A gnliner.
Local Intelligence.
PREscorT, July I, 1871.
The Feet Market

Il,. been dull, this week. Several transfers have ,...o made. for nominal considerations; also, .a,,c trust deeds The largest cash sale vns 600 ,' s.,, on m extension of the Gray Eagle. snoald arrangements entered Into riPen into t,ct., VIC will soou have the pieasureo oi fccofohs .o,nr heavy transActious in siock-.
 The latest news from Bradshaw Is better than .,x nrryiously received. Mr. Walsh, foreman Of ,hs 6rI,ipai figer, writes Mir French that the iedee was looking splendid Other persons say ,be other mines were developing nDcly.
 N" nrcscnt the chances are that tue Tiger pco- ,i. and come Sau Francisco capitalists will soon f,triko hands on proposition 10 develop and ~urk the mine. We hope SO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

U. 5. Dist. Attorney c. ". c Rowell ar rived from AIizons City, on Monday. From
 conversation that we had with him we glean the important fact--imporianl, principally
 because of the conflicting interests it will effect in Southern Arizona--ttat ihe Govern ment freight for the coming fiscal term will be imported by way ofthe Colorado river and Fort Yuma, instead of by the Guaymas route. The advantages to accrue to the settlers along the Giia, from this cause will be readily perceived. They will find market for thelr grain, other than furnishing supplies Co tho military posts it is pretty generally admit ted that the supply of barley and corn which this season will produce, will exceed the de- mand Rt military stations here, then, is an extra mprket far all the surplus grain, which might otherwise be disposed of at a sacrifice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Eohave County.

A private letter from Hardyville, oi date June 2, informs us that John c. Slaven has been appointed Justice of the Peace for Wal lapai inning district, and Lambert (. Wash burn Constable Also, that two new compzn- les had organized in California, ag- ;le ;,..s- pose of working mines in the district, and had shipped supplies to the mouth of the Colo rado- Wn II. Hardy, sho arrived here re- gently, informs us that citizen named Bux- baum, clerk in the .. NJ. department, at Fi Mohave, had shot \ soldier, and that the lat- ter wss about to die at the time Mfr. II. left home Baxbaun had accused tue soldier of having stolen backet, when words passed which led to the blnody result. The military authorities took Buxb ,uIn into custody, but were anxious ,o deliver him Co tbe civii au- thoriIies; and ihere being DO sheriff in tue eounty ai the tiine, the supervisors mst tO appoint one. The people complain oF Judge Reayi, for not having held a session of Court in the county for hong tisne past. Tbe Judge Is nov visiting at the East.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

"GRASIrE SpRtxo," is the name recently applied 10 a new mining disirict, in tho Black Hill country, about 25 mics northeast from Prescott, who're there ]. plenty of wood water. grass and rich ore. The croppings oi the finnegan lode have been thoroughly and fairly tested by Jos. Vorschsy, who ayers that they are good fef 5 g U tue ton. Men are rushing there now.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

Ir appears from the letter which we pub fish on the first page, that csptain Mills and command found too many Indians in Tonto Basin, and bad to retreat from the savages. There are great many Indians in that local iiy, snd it will take great many men to weed them out
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

wE have a fat roll of facts about the Vii. iiams Fork and Date Creek mines and indi- ans, gleaned from Chart-~ SbToder, who re. gently returned here. which viii appear in next issue. There are rich mines d,iwn there Dr.. W. W. Jones has men at work upon one of them
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

P. MIDDLETON, Surgeon U. $. Army, long a resident of Fort whippic, is now stationed at Elizabeibtown, Kentucky, and, in letter to us, wishes to be remembered 10 his Ari- zona friends. He wishes himself back hare, and regrets that be left the green hills Of Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

f,SrfEs Of men arc arriving from and goin= 70 Bradshaw. every hour Of the day Prescott sp- pears 10 be the place altogether lovely in the eyes of our Bradshaw brothers, and VIC do hope our citizens wih immediately improve the trail, or commence work "e q @a.o;. .S=@.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

U. $. Postal Agent Dawiey arrived here by last ''ase, and will soon visit New Mexico snd, per haps Colorado. to look sfier posiai matters. He md hard trip from Arizona City up tho 6ila, ana across io WlegshburK. and,got hts arm prct- Be!rs Canyon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

\ LANCE train of wagons, belonging 10 the Masct Brothers, arrived from California Tuesday ls-t with good. for D. Henderson & Bro Camp. bell 6 BuffaiB, Miller X J4stro, Levi Bsshford, Jshn Lsughlip ana 0tkers-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

'ht Fourth of July, 1871, is close st hand, and e1 " parAtions have been made st this place. for eeeeraiing it further lhan nv a haII and .nn,,rr 1 oc gwen at kerr's Hall in the evening. Psrti. pAeos m both will cost gentleman and lady sus rI aoliars. Gosd musicians have been engaged, -'I pheasant tine may be anticipated.
 ,,,as " " perry, our ~orthy orator. has been in scream and the day celebrated for the nrst lime
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

wr, last week. forgot to state that c. c. Gennng had been presented wlih spIcndid Henry rife, Thomas Roddiea and C. Dasl. ~i.h Es!:'s Tv- voirer xperc, As tokens of regard for their par teipaiiou so the recent suecessful campaign against She ApacGe..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

'As' "EAsr, mall contractor. will ssou have his ,ou'e rom Prescott 10 canferni. ria wicken- surs and Ehrenberg. in good iriia. He has late. easy stage
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Struck It Rich

Ncssrs. Walker, Mills, Gordon and Powers have ,ttuck n rich in their claims on thc Tiger Afcr rass,ag their iaBBei distance 0f iJ6 feet, the ledge was tapped at q depth of l60 fcvi, and a large body ol rich orc found. of couTsc they and .hclr friends fcci enjoyed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Wv. "A. LINN who ba. Ia., returned here iron

Ws \. LisN, who has Jast returned here from al long stay In Nevada. brought us goody list Of subscribers. Cor which he has our thanks, Mr. llnn has gone io the Tiger mine. to work hts claim ou said Ticb lode. He resided tn this Ter. T'tory foe many years, aud people were glad 10 see hin como back. He hos worked faithfully for Arizona. and has Induced mauy solid kcsadans to coRa here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

wE hope tbe statement regarding the loss of sight by Mr. Mccormick is untrue, and that be merely pulled his orbs little too far down in looking at the ground, suspicious habit he Is afflicted with.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

MANY new ledges of silver and gold rock have recently been found in wallapai Dis triet, Mohaye eoOnty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

THr District Court Is still in session. The ,.isfd Jury has tnIshed it's labors. IL s rumored VS1 as th'ee trne bills were found. We may nnh- h'h ihe report, Ssxt week,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

JosKrH YorSe, formerly of this place and yulture City, is now settled at the southeast corner of 2ith and Bryant streets, San Fran cisco, in the drug business. Joseph is q good man and deserves success
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
The Taxes We w.u Have to Pay.

CAMPBELL IS BUrFuN wish io inform the pub lie that they have just received aud opened about fony tons of goods. of all classes, which they selling al redGcsd pricss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

lHE weather contiuues warm p,o.c.c,. os s,n ,s quite encouraging at times bo, thni ssr ,hs sl,h, .nls clouds have managed 10 slide out of h's.L" "nllsI the bopes of the farmers wero al the od, ssa 'sasing the earth to enjoy sunshine with
 N'en me goodly aid Of shower.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

HrNSG's train arrived from lew Me1icc Thafsdsy last- The wagons were drawnb by oxcu which stood the trip well.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

C. w. BowHas Mr. stanserid and sou. started for California, few days sgo. chAs. Meyers. Russ, Carter, '. J Cook. and other gensiefnen siafi on the stage. thls moralDg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

T. W. BoO0s and Mir. Clarke arrived In town, yesterday. from the lower Agua Fssa ooaHiss Thco says bis corn Is very hlgh, with every indi- cation of good crop.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

Tnr many friends of " Bill" Little will be pleased to learn that be was recently enjoy ing himself among the orange gnoves of our own dear native S,ate--Louisiana. In let ter to Cid Cornell, Mr. Little talks of re. turning to Prescott. s.on.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

AN interesting and pointed letter from Ph9ulx, Maricspa county came too late for insertion in this vcek's AfsER It will appear next week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

w., nave had the honeF es an introduction to sisor,-s,-aw, who is herc taking te.lIn,ony ou So, r, ,, ei wnl II. Hardy, in his prospective sult
 states recovery ofh claim, against the United
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

TWO weeks ago, there was snow on the north s1ae of the San Francisco Mountain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

CALL at Doc. KcDdalrs. or at Doc Mocler's and buy your ticket for the Fourth ofJuly Ball.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
THE eFAsHIoN" SALOON

Is ttied np 10 good style ssd vel provided with good
 WINES, LIauoRs, and Cleans. k of which will be alsFaassd io ihriy pabo by shs psoprlstrs The Prescott at uFadahAw kxress Stfs Fashisu" GORDON A WiLkEk~O<. Br.Sssa-. yss. .n. issi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

THE first mail, Of the semi-wcekly service, will leave Prescott on "Wednesday morning.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01

D. s. Us letter from San Francisco wil be found excellent for the blues. Read it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
SIOO REWARD.

Lost the night nf June 25ih. 1871. between weksR burg and Ph0niE Black Morocco MetBoFaaaau Book containing pfivai. apsrs and uninsFsed GaAsrass. isrs Chrck-No iQrlfJg ss2s g. loo drawn Dy Captain c. " Fetef Hgd payable the Osjer uf John Stnith
 All pefs1ns cau'iuued against uegutl@iing sad csck. pc ynru; has been stopped.
 The Atvs reward wii be paid The psrs,1 rstusg fhe book Nifh s o ie undSrsgusd al their 0fc iu Prescott. oF PhcsuiS ". b. HELLiNCs & CO.
 Prescott Jsy l. ls7l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Notice of Meeting of the Boart
 of Equalization.

The Assssssneui r5I fSf 'be year ls7i f1r Tav4pai cauniy having su snd aieA ia ;hs oce nf Clsrs of ard uf EuperTsafs n aud fF and counfy no.s hereby gwen iisf the Bsr of SApersisot viii
 meet as Bard ,f EqualiEaO1 si the saia arcs uf the Clerk af Board o' Sup-rvsrt in Presosi, July a ls7l d 10 oeack N nnd coutisns is session frsn iims trae nn the bisaess of Equalization presented to them saa have been disposed ol until AEgast ist 1871
 Prssossi AaHsna ED VI WELLS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
Administrators Notice. Estate of ELIJAH PHASE, Deceased

Hotrs t hereby gwen. by ts undersigned ssnpistra. to Uf ,hs ays named esaie the creditors of aud all persons having eas aaiBsi said drcessed exhibit fe the uadgrsgBsd hs 10 Nohays City Mo have cyuny Territory of ATi1ana within tssivs annts frun toe ars; yubIcaiiys of This notice
 PAUL BREOH Adisisistratsr. July j. lsTl. w&
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
EIGHTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
 oY THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
 WILL OPEN TUESDAY, August 8, 1871,
 AND CONTINUE Four Weeks, Day and Evening, In the Pavilion, UNION souARE. sAx FRAxciscc
Bank Drafta

Having js' hniahsi printing lai of hans lass raa. efaen
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-07-01
NOTICE.

An sfa Aas the NIxER. Ep date. psrzhs is ihs undersigned will sl,e s<tit s aesaBts aa!nst ghs once created i8ioE io fiis tine
 pesssna ifaetfed t5 Hu please settle ai vte Ayss8 sg Ja4gs H. ". Flenry.
 Prescott Arirsua. June 3 is7i.