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The New York herald., 1873-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CRANDEsT SCHEME EVER KNOWN
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY Or KENTUCKY
1900 CASH GIFTS.
Sl,50o0o
CHANCES ONE IN FIvEi


a.! The trustees of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KEN
When ahde authority r ee Ia ns & Of as to
establish great free library in Louisville Ky, by means
q ve GIT CONCERTS and as an 70 The exten,
ss s.s ;s
Is7 wnen slsso divided n,e "a gils was Ss.ri
giits ,a%egnng to $4,000 were alss5eq,ed and the
divided INTO loOoocash gifts and distributed among the
The third Gin Concert last named was the most sue
eessu thing ha' syer came on in this country Tickets
the Capital CHI q $1,000 was drawn By Nj; i i;
& ke q Ms na sa @mon Il s Mnrfa 10
him BY regstered letter was o Nc 49, which drsw the
:ass aHS slss naa %sisa sasw ar
sre n d hs r snd S y
citizen o. LSuyle wnSp 1 he was was paid his sioeow w.
worey s.SsnS q aies les county Tsnnsee On On nc 18th
he 3 Me- SFss az Iyis so % s hs
al louisville Ky, ENCLOSING $40 for ticket AZ The ticket
18Th Of july s7s sr Worley sent on his cke through
ne National Bank of Pulaski, Tenn, and was paid his
The Third gift Of $4,000 was drawn by Mr. A. Knapp,
whs dre@ saa rs sa Sae s ss e
which dreW $40 and Mr. Knape also held the fourth Of
The fourth giis q ss,;ol was sold BY Henry wlken,
Of gentlemen in and about thai city Mr. Wilken ordered
sa nm "a q s9st be Sr re a eoe and among them
The other ts were drawn by persons scattered all
county and district in the United states.
All these gifts were promptly paid without any dis
count presentation OF the tickets entitled to them
and the balance OF the proceeds from the sales of
less expenses was appropriated TO the uses OF the
library.
TO the end that the Library Museum and subiepart-
under them enlarged TO their ul capacity
for usefulness and placed upon such footing that they
may forever be the Increase, and under the
necessity OF calling upon single individual for the con-
svs a. Their sp es
grand than either OF the preceding-to raise
enough money by grand effort to make the Library
and It's associate branches sesusaining institution,
fixed and forever. FOR this purpose the
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
for the benefit of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF REM
TUCKY, is announced to of in Public Library
Hail. at Louisville, KY, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1873.
At this Concert the best music that be afforded by
grand Orchestral Ban1 will entertain the audience,
and the unprecedented sum OF ONE MILLION AND FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND. DOLLARS in currency, divided
no IL G0U cash gifts ranging from S2500U the highesD
down to $50 the lowest, will be distributed by LOT among
the ticket holders
The New York herald., 1873-11-10


Trotting Horses
The celebrated dark che tnui sorrel trottng horse
Fox
sired by Victor, he by Saladn, OF Young Bashaw,
dam the famous trotting mare Fanny jerks that went
TO England and returned and bred bv Arthur Collins,
Bristol Pa Wallace Register Is l5H hands,
years kind in all harness. free from vice. very stylish
ton in 80 better has record OF & last TALL without
training now tro IN 40 sure and for track use Is
invaluable
Chestnut Troting Horse, sired by Major WINFIELD dam
thoroughbred mare, pedigree guaranteed l5s hands,
years, kind in all harness, tree from vice tro in
250 sure afraid of nothing and s warranted sound
kind and true for gcntlemans road cannot be
passed.
Sorrel Trotng Horse sired by Golddust, dam py Bus
singer, l5s hands, years. kind and every way
can trot inS minutes very stylish and handsome and
Bay Horse sired by ID Hamblctonlan, dam by mare
that was sired by a. NJ Pachen is l5ls hands, 6ycars
beat II in condition is very stylish and handsome and Is
warranted sound
Top Wagon, iui spring. By Dusenbury Van Duzcr;
y spring top Trottng Wagon, by Dusenbury a Van
Duzer; = spring 70 top Wagon, by Dusenburv Van
Duzer; Top Wagon, Pole and Shafts by Wood Bros. |:
three set single Harness by Campbei Blankets Robes.
Whips &c., &c.
A TO MAKE ROOM FOR LARGE ASSORTMENT
IA. OF Slcighs we offer stock OF coupe and cut
under Rockaways extension and Park Phaeton top and
open Wagons, 6c., below cost JOSEPH KEAL CO.,
l,f9i and l,fo6 Broadway near Foriy-hfth street.
A FAMILY CARRIAGES OF ALI, KINDS NEW
~. and second hand the cheapest place In the city.
Canal street
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

this Concert the best music that be afforded by
grand Orchestral Ban1 will entertain the aude nee,
and the nnprecedented sum Of ONE MILLION AND FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND. DOLLARS in currency, divided
no IL G0O cash gifts. ranging from S2500Du he highes
down to $50 the lowest will be distributed lot among
the ticket holders.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc

ATAuCTIoN, ON TUESDAY, NOV. IL AT ~ O'CLOCK.
N BY WILLIAM VAN TASSELL. Auctioneer,
at his Auction Mart, l0 liz and lA East thirteenth St
rrotting Horses
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
N date Johnston Van TasselD,
OFFICE AND SALESRoOM, OLD STAND,
81 Nassau street. opposite the Post office.

THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE IS
REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
10 TO rs THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR UNIVERSITY PLACE.
The business will be conducted precisely the same
strict and honorable principles which have always char
acerzed the dealings OF house and the respect
and confidence Of the business community well the
public at large
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Entries for sales may be made, usual either at our
downtown house 81 Nassau street or at the Mart 10 to
rs Thirteenth street, near University place.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS
SALE COMMENCES AT l0ls O'CLOCK.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

DANIC PRICEs.-OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CAR
Iase1 and second hand ss%SeSns
SAs and p GSo Ne sway
poSY-FoR SALE, A PERFECTLY sogNp, AND
last Year. Inquire at private stable No 6 West fieh
street. In the rear. IRON . A N 70 u
DANIC PRICE-s25 CAN BUY GOOD WORK
lady or Children can drive with confidence. Apply at
GA West Foity-sixth street
pIcHARD WALTERS AUcTIoNEER-1wILLs SELL
way one black Horse lGl hands high sound and kind
has been used by contractor and suitable any heavy
work. also Cart and Harness; must be sold
CECoND HAND CARRIAGES, AN EXTENSION TOP
Phaston Jump Seat. 9at BY yS 5gds ia "a no ponp aoP
VEST SIDE REPOSITORY, i,4ss and 1895 Broadway.
CPEED AND BoTToM-AT AUCTION, ON TUESDAY.
one chestnut sorrel Horse 5 hands, years q
256; OF great endurance; warranted sound true and
read se In he sse a ans ra THe @ koS
BianScts Sheets. Gc The property IS al johnstons
and the horse viii be shown and driven day
wanting superior horse To be sold without limit or
reserve.
SPEED sPEED-wANTED A YOUNG, SOUND AND
= kind Horse that trot in $40 better under the
watch not TO exceed years Is or l52 hands high
ESh and
SLEIGHs AND CARRIAGES SELLING OFF CHEAP
- compris,ng clare5ces Coupe & ana fhae
stock; very reasonable. WITTY * %.
10 Ncvins street Brooklyn.
rINO LET-THE FINEST TEAMS SINGLE HORSES
and Wagons In the city also Horses taken TO Board,
$40 per month. waverey Stables, lT and lSl West
Thirty fifth street.
To LET-THE FRONT PRIVATE STABLE, WITH
rent sfda Apply to J. R. cUMiSG, ssl Broadway
yITAGONS CHEAP.-EXPREsS GROCERY, BUSI-
w ness, Plumbers, Delivery and platform spring
Wagons, at ZIG spring street
c1OR EAcH-Two sPLI Md Nhw EXPRESS
plAC Wagons; also SIDE bar top and one half
seat frotting Wagon; both city made nearly new and
good, cheap young Horse; all at bargains ln East
sixteenth street.
61 n THIS WILL BUY A CANADIAN PONY,
p1fU. Express Wagon and Harness; the pony 10
heavy enough for any work also fast Mare for $50
26l West Twenty firth street
dix -SORREL HORSE, YEARS, 15x HANDS;
DlCO. can show three minutes; team work Horses
truck, $3.50 separate II desired all SOUND and Kind
41S Eighth avenue, corner Thirty-trst street.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
IUIa O'CLOCK, PKUMPT, BY
TOHN f. NAkDEW AIEk Aucfioueer

A HIGHLY IMPORTANT, POSITIVE AND PEREMP-
n TORY SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON TUES
DAY TOMORROW NOVEMBER II, AT STABLE NO.
10 ohEhi 3omEs ,,i,i Sri' ~ ~ nalpoupT nv
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FEW FINE CAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs AND FINE
N ladies' Furs and Seal Sack for sale very low at
GEIGERMAN's Loan once, 6s5 Broadway, near Amty
street
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT

for the benefit of the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF REM
TUCKY, is announced to off in Public Library
Hall. at Louisville, ky.,
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

DAEIC PRICES-OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF CAR
L riages new and second hand, comprising every de-
scription Family Carriages and Light Wagons; also
Sicighs and Harness. al prices TO suit the times
MANUFACTURERS UNION, 638 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

EDWARD RIDLEY SON,
309 3l 3ls Grand street g.. o. &C. 6s and 20 Allen
FIFTH BLOCK EAST FROM THE BOWERY
Five minutes ride from Broadway and
Grand street Desbrosses street stop the door,
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

Lot of Jules Nation genuine Castor Gloves pair
Real Regniers Dog skin at 81 30 pair, sold every
where AT S.
Lot of yelveteens at &c. s5c. and SOC.
81 yelyerteens at g5c
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Twobuttons, Soc. Csc. 75c., 81 and 81 IS pair.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
IA. corner of Fulton and Boerum street
Open s A. NJ 10 ". NJ.
On sunday from 3to g r. VI.
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MANTILLA vELVETS.

100 Pieces Black Silk vevets at 81 2 81 60 81 10 81 mp
$50 Pieces OF silk Nevets at 81 and 81 3D. Clearing All
the new shades, Navy Blue, Gc., &C.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

SMmIHS PATTERN BAZAAR, 9lf BROADWAY, NEAR
souII IIwenueth street.-fULL LINh OF WlNTER FASH MaAsh'
lONs New attractions new REDINGOTES. Patterns
with Cloth Models, now ready Patterns lifted 10 the
FORM warranted perfect. Cutting and ~, basnng 5s
DRESSMAkINGr mailed for 10 cents.
a. BuRDETTE SMITH. gl4 broadway. New fork.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
DRESS TRIMMINGS.

5000 pieces of Gmps and Passementere Trlmminas.
A new purchase. Halt last weeks prices
SILK PRINCES AT ~ CENT ON THk DOLLAR.
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Guipures 25c., 3Oc.. DC, 50c., 65c.. 76c up.
Yak Laces 12c Ice, lSc, 25c, 42c Soc, Csc. About &
ON the dollar.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10
PARIS AGENCY OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD.


MEsSRs KREMER 4 CO., AMERICAN REGISTER
HAVE BEEN APPOINTED PARIS AGENTS FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD THEY WILL SUPPLY DEAL.
ERS WITH COPIES OF THE HERALD AND ALSO
SINGLE NUMBERS or THIS PAPER, TO PARTIES
REQUIRING THEM.
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

DONY-FOR SALE, PERFECTLY SOUND AND
i superior Pony price $l25 the owner paid $3.50 Tor
last year Inquire at private stable No lao West Fittieh
street, In the rear IRON 8 A. 10 IL
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DANIC PRICE-$25 CAN BUY GOOD WORK
L Horse; kind and gentle in all harness, that a
lady or children can drive with confidence. Apply at
GA West Fol ty-sixth street.
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New Shades
1900 dozen at 45c. pair.
REGULAR DOLLAR GLOVE.
Blacks
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

WILL THE YOUNG LADY WHO CHANGED FROM
w Broadway TO Twenty-third street car going east
at the corner OF Broadway and Twenty third street
tween sH and 10 O'Clock on Saturday evening please
give the gentleman her address watched her until
out OF sghtf Address q. +. b.. Herald Uptown Branch
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MILLINERY AND DKESSMAklNG.
A GENTLEMAN. JUST ARRIVED FkoM FRANCE
n has great variety OF Artificial Flowers Tor sale
cheap. Orders received at fS greene street, petwechy
and II O'Clock. MsDrhsnA.
NTME GALoUPEAU NO. SO EAST TENTH STREET,
Nl New York. viii her Importation OF Paris Mil
lincry for the winter season on Wednesday, 18th inst
The New York herald., 1873-11-10

A FAMILY CARRIAGES. OF ALL KINDS NEW
"A. and second hand the cheapest place In the city.
Cali before buying elsewhere at l West Broadway, near
Canal street
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,. &C.

E'oh sALE-TuE NEW BARGE CAMBRIDGE, 1929
- w VIII carry $50 tons on feet draught OF water
ApDV on board, loot OF Nineteenth street North River.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE THIRD
 Judicial District YAvApai County Ari.saa Territory. JANEs fRAgI. Plaintiff. u. VAN c. sHuu and ', q, CBkIsrIE, defsndsntsL sa.rf,fs 2.
 Aetioa brought h the District Court Of ,hs Third y. dcai District To asa for the lfofesad coaniy of fasApA
 The Territory sf Ayizona sends greeting to Van C. AnlA and q. e. Christis, Defendants.
 You are hereby summoned and required apeaF in aotoa sssaknt sg4Dsi yoa by the above named plaintiff n the District Court th1 Third Judicial District n aod fos the County of Tavapa Arzona Territory sod to swer the complaint filed thseia copy uf which panea this summoas within twenty days (sxolusvs vf the dAy of servce) aer thu neryoe upon you of this mOns served n thus eoabty but f ssryed out of the county and within this district then within thirty days in all other forty days. judgment by dsut will b taken against yea according to be prayer of aid com pslnt ,sLltfla asTQi t.k EHnElf ssl.EAu .
 I'm. action s btogh, p recover the sum of sx huuapsd aud sixteen and CO 100 dollars (e6l6O6 OO alleged bs dns and owing hOn you the dsieadans Co pziptn apos iont and several promisosy sots exsosssd and deliver cd by you the defendants al Presoi in the sfsesad county and Tsiory the 7th day Of November A. D. Is67 for the aforesaid nads payable to plAstn os order day aeI date with a,ssst ., ths r.is of t~o per cent per month. .a.L liirai aat " 1a il ai3
 And you arc hereby notified thas you fan so sppeAr and answer the oompaint above rsquirod the paiou will take judgment by dnianlt aeAirsi yoa fur the d sn hundred aud sixteen and loo dollars and pterss prayed io and for bic eSsts and dasssssnsa s ai'
 Glv.a under my Aaad and the seal of saia Dissto Court ,hs a day q February. A. p. is5a
 lLal ED. W. WELLS. clsfs. angl6t9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20
Agricultural Implements.

the demand for Agricultural Implements the coming harvest says ths RsraI PreSs koly correspond vhh The increased number of under euly thsns well be vsly snong the San frzneseo dealers ia such Iss;sas-ss during ;tss Several hrrns under si-od anticipated tkls demand hsd have prepsrcd themselves sceotdinEly by early shpmsats- I h sad that single hrm. (TreAdweil k Co., who still oooapy tAsir old and vsll-ksowp ss.sa-) have ecnn-cted ks above twssty Ave losds of thsir hArv ssng ehiscs thus early s the 0 lov rates bs side. large amount of smaller Implem~ntsL would ths rAs uiA Ehat shipssis tbsy probably have already made Aruund the Horn. aad Eih the stocks oi sAes hoase that thefe oaghIta be enough. 9od judges ia saeh mAefs hOwever still predict that the supply s
 70, equal the demand. -s seP6nJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20
Ia the MINER of September 6, VIC gave 9ui

in the MINER of September 6, VIC gave quite an extended notice of an article In the September :Vpshqd op cur Judisn policy, whIeh notice caused many requests that we would publish the whole article, and wc therefore give It lip full on , irhS ysp.idci of tpeayls sAsEs. AIsdoosh the preamble and exordium are lengthy and not par ticuary interesting to those who arc not profess ing ChrisI!ass, tue s5gqmept ef ihe Paper against sbe isssue policy sf the U. s. government toward Indians is stronger than any we have ever before seen In print, and while the religious cone in the article may recommend 1t to the plous, pulling ltpreaebefs who now control tho operations of the Indian Department, its sound sense will have tue 'apprsha,iop of feyery citizen whohas ,ler brought i'd eontact with the noble red man.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20

abandoned do not understand; for certain
 ly, the word ''Liberal ' woold seem quite as appropriate sS and much more expressive of
 the real spirit of this great organization.
 But we do not feel disposed to growl about
 simple breath SO long ss honest men, with
 in the shadow of its protective power, once again find themselves in the majority and armed with all the weapons necessary to re- Formation. The feeling of security which has settled over this people since the result of the election has been proclaimed, shows clearly that the clements of political reno yation mu exist where tais confidence also exists. .,r.., ,...,.u ... lflf ARELABIE GERrLHsAN or
 From Arizona who has just passed through Lo, Angeles on bis way East informed me yesterday that the majority of the reports, .pointingio outbreaks of the Apauhss from their reservations, which have lately been received from Arizona are without the shadow of foundation in fact. Now 1 we'll know how the people of Arizona have been sian dered and 0msrepresented iu the past, and knowing tbis, can take alt such information with due allowance, bu, certainly It would be most. suicidal at the present moment. for the people of your Territory to permit. erro- neoas reports of this nature to travel teyoud the Territory if they carry with them the ssmblance of reliable authority. If the Apache Is vAnquished in fact let him not war against you by report, and soon you will have all the population that your immense resour- ,ces can sustain.{ -- .ts,g "a. D.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20

, The festiyities attendant ou Maron's marriage closed ou Tharsdsy evening Earlytin the even. - ing tho band of the s3d U, 8. Infautry sessuaded
 Mr. and Mrs. M. at their residence. Captain and a Mrs. Sieksr.op, hfs. Iden. OsoollAnd Mss Kelly
 from the Fort, and other parties from town were
 prrsent and the occasion was one of pleasant di.
 version. - YH Aner tae serctsadc thsnesiy sai,ed pair pro.
 ceeded to tue eourt-houss and participated In the
 'enioSmentss of ball which vas in progress In honor aud giorlncalion of their uaisu. Some
 thlfty couple were present and trppsd the ligh. fantastic toe, keeping tlme to the nrstclass masic frnished by tho Messrs sIlsbee tl after midagbt q sChas- YAsss provided spieudid lunch ios tae [ party, which was spread in the rooms of she Lit. q. esary' Association, opposite the court-honse
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20
Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY of Mohsvr. Tsrriisry ef Afisosa
 h the of ihs Ksats sf wiILkn FRAScE Deceased
 Order to show why order of sale Of real estate ''as's Sssss. '. ss 'Ia1 ,.,s. d-r h. ,.,s this day presented and fled by Martin F. BurnS Adsis is,raios cf ,ss es,asS William rusns, aee~s~a trsy tse bt evr ~ ssIe of ret eszfe thaf heces-sy sell the whole o the rcai es,s. pay the debts standing agsiss the 6sce@s~f and dsbts sxp>ns. and eharges of Adaliaistratioa f ai1 f n '
 s ihsfsfors ordered by the Jadxe of ssd Court sss all p<soas interested 10 the estate d sad deceased Ap pear bsiors the said Probate Coar Monday the 2d day ef September A. D ls73 xf n eeeck "a the fore of ssd day aa the of said Pfobste Cour the of CeFbat in the said csseiy of Mcssve show wby order shoad ee granted ,o said bdansaior to cell al s tho real c aad deceased
 Asd thsi copy cf this order bs published s sss, mar successive weeks, In the Arizona AiDer newsp~psr p.intsd and pabshed in the iowa ef Prescott Tersry
 WILLIAM ARCHER, Probate Jsdge.
 Dated August ltth. le71 .,...r.r.. ..l r. VI
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20

"A surprise party came off st the house Of s. c. Miller, recently, one mile from Prescott. The party went ever irom town provided with music, arriving at the house just as the hnlly were pre- paringto retire for the nigbtd Dancing cnsued and was kept up til midnight and everybody sAys they had . gay old time
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20
Letter from California.
 Los AscELEs, Cal, Sept 6, 1873.


 To as Edisr cf tae Arisma Miner:
 The familiar faces of half dozen (lsss or Ipere) Adunaas whom have met on our streets within the past two or three days have diverted my thoughts back to Arizona, and hence the result--a letter. ,, -.r sa s POLITICS. saisri
 We have just concluded political battle which has settled forever the destisy of the ancient parties in tAs State. Fron all sec tions come reports of the defeat of the Dem ocratic and Republican organizations by the People; Even in this county of Los Angeles where the Democratic party has ever been in the he,ascendaney it's Fost is almost absolute. The ssccessfol party familiarly designated tho "Pecpiss'" is simply the Liberal party which had its origin. under the auspices of the late illnstriaas Greeley, the reason why it's very appropriate name should have been
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20

While hunting between Lynx Creek and Big Bpgs few days siuce, O. I. shelton discovered an animal eating deer which it bad killed. He shot tbe boast and stuffed It's skin, which can be seen a' Brooke & Linn's stable in Prescott. Itis a puma or cougar, generally known as California Hon, and meassres 6 feet inches from nose to tip of tall, 1t stands feet high and probably weighed, when alive, ever 100 pounds. Last week Jea Davis saw larger animsi of the same species, near the Davis mine
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20

TnE NRArEsT OF THE NEAr.-sucb is the beau tlfally furnished saloon of e. ". Barnard & Co, which selA like gem -oa Aontezans street, bstxeen the ssioou Of C. A. Luke and tue boot and shoe tnsnufactury Of Mr. Wiiliscraf,. Walk. ing down town Tbursday sfternoon last. and coming into contact with said saloon, ve saw, at a glance, that some artist hae been tliere during oar voyage from single seiashnsss to dual felicity as before usAPPeared gorgrcus in gold leaf, paint and green baiEe doors, such as attract lovers of good things and quiet iu large cIles. On these we read the word Eiftyn aud knowing it to bc . cert of nssitas tn parUo phrase we entered and found c. w. B., the grand vizier of the place con. coctlng all sorts of drinks from wines, lquors syrups. etc. for dssout wosshipyers of H.cehss who now and then suiaeked theif lips and dee canted on the good qualliy of the fluids in Moth CT Goosst deeaaters
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20
Administrator's Notice. Estate of WILLIAM FRANCE, Deceased

Noslss is bsssby given o the ossditop end s pssss bsxing osims Aasi1ss tAs sssts d William Yrsaos de osassd 10 psessnt the kss to the undsrsgpsd, Adnnts cerhst county Of Mohave within sn uopths ffom the try, psbiloaien q tbs notice ths will bs rsvsr barred and all Indebted o said sstsie hereby requested to n sks immediate psymsnt
 AARTIA r. BURNS, AdssnisIs.or cefssi. Mohsvs County AusuaA le1o. sUgacN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20
Application for Patent.
US. LAND OFFICE, . ,phEsCOFf. AT. Auetfst I6. ls73.

U. N. LAND
 .aPaEscorr. AT, August l6. 1873. . Notice b hereby given thsA T P. HarEpsvs And Com pauy unineoorated association Of persona by ther authorized -=-a, Ie~-ph P. Hs-g,s-s =Aoss f1ss0fSs address is Prescott YavsVai county, Arizona Testory have made application for U s. Psteat for hundred linear feet of ths Benton sde, bsafag silver knewn (c00 in width situated In Bradshaw Mining District Yavapa county ArizOas Territory aud de,orbed in the plat asd field file n this Ohcs ys bllows
 Beginuing at .Monumsnt No at the S. W. corner fro iis monuuisst the o sections e2 ga 26 and 27 Of Township 10, k n ", Gs and Salt River BAse snd Meridiap, bean s. 4o H East 1919 teet distant thence N s0o Eaa sixteen hundred 60o) feet o Monu- nspt ko2 tsncs g. tp East two hundred feet to Mouu meht No thence 6. e0s West sixissa haadrsd (l6oO feet to Monument No {. Prom this monument the cor, ner sections a 23 % and 27, Township 10 N. R. ". GIla and bslt Rlysr Bzss ssd MsfdAs hSs 30o East seventeen huadred and elghytwo (l7so) feet dis tant, thence ss' Wet @oo feet to place ef bssnoing esntAslnE 7.3%lo0 sores Tass4 "
 Sad location being rssorasd in Vol Of mises folio a57 cf the County Reoeds of Yavsps County. Asisons
 susisio WILLIAM N, KELLY, Register,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-09-20
Dissolution of Partnership.

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