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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-21
PRESCOTT SCHOOL.

At meeting of tLc Trustees of School district No l., last evening, the matter of the crowded condition of the school was un- der consideration, and il was decided thatas soon as practicable three departments shall becstablishcd, and ndanu.hcrteachc-employcd but that, inasmuch as the fuads of the dis trict, for the present quarter, are all eX- hauSted. and it will be nee s>Jry to seat and furnish another room before carrying these plans into effect, and inasmuch as it IS usual to have a light at;eadanCe at this season of the year, it was determined to allow the designated room, southwest cor ner upstairs, to remain rented. ai least until the first of April; this rent will enable the Trustees to purchase furniture. etc, or If the amount should not be sufficient. tEen they vii! have to defer the arrangement until the first of July. but the chances are that the fiTst quarters rent will to the business for them.
 In the meantime the Trustees will wiile Eas: and ascertain the cost of complete high, intermediate, and primary school ap paratuS, and helps in teaching, the latest and best, in order that Prescott shall not be behind any place m the world in edUca- tional aSvantag and appliances, so far aS she pretends to teach atall.
 Up to this time there have been but two departments with three grades in each, but the advance of some of the higher classes, and the great increase in numbers have made it necessary to begin to take steps for the improvements suggested above, and the establishment of an academic department, with three additional grades. The people of Prescott have been peculiarly fortunate in securing two such natural born, as we'll as highly cultured teachers as Mr. and Miss sherman, and in the selection of third, the Trustees have exercised equally good judgment in decid- ing to offer the place to Miss Anna Kethro. the highly accomplished and very popular young teacher, who has made herself an cs- pecial favorite, both with parents and chil- dren, at Williamson and Chino Valleys, where she has so successfully taught during the past two years.
 When the new arrangement k fully com plctcd, Prescott will be the most desirable spo: on the Continent. climate, health and everything considered. for the people to set tie and educate their children.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-21
Running a Newspaper.

We have had years experience in run ming a newspaper and find, daily, new and trying troubles. We have been kicked, by mules, hooked by oxen, lived on beans straight for days, slept out in the open air, under the broad canopy of heaven with its dazzling stars, shining upon Us, or its refresh ing showers pattering upon our cot, for Sev- eral years without the comforts of indoor life, and imagined that when we became an editor these hardships and troubles would cease; but quite to the contrary. We have been attacked in the streets by BsH Dog, pistol in hand who did not scare Us much, branded in our office by rough, unwise man, worked hard and stood up for our Territory, always telling the truth, and imag- ined we were getting along amazingly well until another bluff was made on us, and we, warned to prepare Vel! Ssr guns aca ,:.s tols are all rusty, and as we arg somewhat busy attending 10 our legitimate business, we shall defer cleaning them until such time as nothing more pressing presents itself. However, if our toes are stepped on, we will sqeal, and il pressed lit;lc too close might be induced to fight although, we prefer to engage with our equals when anything of the kind takes place. We hope those who do not understand the triais et writing for daily paper, gathering up news, making up the same, attending to the job work. setting advertisements. attending to a large correspondence, making up mail, col lecting and paying bills, setting type, work ing press, standing off good takers, and 1 fighting every man whom you happen 10 tea the truth about, will not envy Us our posi- ton. We are equal to the task, and have our serious doubts whether there be another in this or any of our adjoining Territories who can accomplish the same amount oi work and be contentcd with his lot. We are perfectly happy and serene.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-21
PRESCOTT AS A TRADE CENTER.

During the last ten days over fhree hun dred thousand pounds of merchandise has been received by the various mercantile es- tsblishmeats from San Francisco and the East via Ehrenberg, and about 5O,U0O ns from New Mexico. Hardly & day passes but what several teams arrive heavily laden with goods of some kinds for cur merchants. and no sooner do they arrive than they are deposited iR the sales rooms. and. as if by magic. are disposcd Of IL would he safe estimate t9 place the sales nf Prescott mer- chants at one,thIra of the whole Territory. Some 0f the larger mercantile establish ments carry stock of goods that would do credit to & wholesale house in St Louis or Chicago. Strangers who are constantly ar irving in town, stand aStoniShed and he- wildered at the large brick stores, the huge masses of merchandise af every variety, and the heavy sales continually being made by merchants. Day by day business increases, and the time is not fur distant when a rail road corporation would find sufficient busi- ness in Northern Arizona 10 justify the con struction and laying of ;he iron raii 10 our very doors. - ..-.-...
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-21

Nor SATISFIED.--W. II. Ashnrst. one ot the most extensive wool growers in this county, has received from his commission merchant. SaR Francisco. aE account of the sale of his 9ging clip of wool. which only brought 1ai cents per pound. Mr Ashurst Is not at, a.i satisfied with The sale, first. be cause he knoxs the wool to be worth more and secondly. because il is below all pub lished quotations.
 This, he says, lets him out from shipping wool to San Francisco. Hereafter. lac will ship it East, # he has to haui t to Fort Garland on his owl teams, but hc has hopes that by next sheaFing time there will be enough freighting ef goads on that route to bring down back freight to a low figure His new ranch ou the MogolcnS, or rather a spur of the San Francisco Mountain, is in sight Of the Little Colorado, and he believes, with Mr. Ter. that his wool is worth as much at home, on the ranch, te ship East. as it will bring in San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-21
INCREASED MAIL SERVICE.
New Contracts to be Let.

The P. O. Department has issued book of proposals for carrying the mails, from the 1st of July, 1878, to June 30th, 1SS2-four years. The bids will be received up to February 2d. lS1s. and the contracts award ed on the 3Oth of March. All bids over 5000 must be accompanied by check for ! per cent. of the amount. and under 5000 by bond. The following are the prepo- sals for Arizona:
 Route No. 40l0i-From Prescott, by Agua Fria Valley. Cienega, Camp Verde, Sunset, Alien, Mineral Springs tNew MeXi- col, Fort Wingate, San Matco, and San Gsidro, to Santa Fe, 3iS miles and back, three times a week. Leave Prescott Mon day, Wednesday, and Friday at a. m; arrive at Santa Fc in 1lG hours. Leave Santa Fe Monday, Wednesday. and Friday at a. ma; arrive at Prescott in ll6 hours Present cost of service, $42.033 per annum. Bond required with bId, S42000; check, $2, 200.
 Route No. 4O1Oa-From Prescott by Skull Valley, Kirkland Valley, Antelope Valley. Wickenburg and Ehrenberg, to Dos Palmas (Cai.l. m. o.), station on the Southern Pacific Railroad, 2G0 miles and back. six times week Leave Prescott daily, except Sunday, at 6 a. m; arrive at Dos Palmas Station daily. except Sunday, at six a. m. Leave Dos Palmas Station daily. except Sunday, at 6 a. m; arrive at Prescott in sixty hours. making due con- nection with trains on Southern Pacific Railroad. Present cost of service at the rate of SIS. .500 per annum. Bond required with bid, 15090; cseck, Si,000. Route No. 40l03-From Prescott, by Williamson Valley, Camp Hualapai, Mount Hope, Blackberry, Mineral Park, and liar dyville, to Mohave City, 190 miles and back twice a week.
 Route No. 40lOi-From Mineral Park by St. Thomas, New, and St. Joseph, to Pioche, 232 miles and back, once a week.
 Route No. 40l05-From Ehrenberg. by Parker, Aubrey, McCrackin Mine, Signal, Whitney, Frees Wash, and Cerbat, to Mine ral Park. 206 miles and back, twice week
 Route No. 401G6- From Wickenburg. by Walnut Grove. Bradshaw, and Alexandra in the Peck Mining district), to Prescott, 100 miles and back, twice a week.
 Route No. 40l0i-From Wickenburg, by PhUnix, East Phpnix, and HayJlen's Ferry, to Florence, l20 miles and back, three times week.
 Route No. fO1OS-From IIaydens Ferry to Mcdowell, 21 miles and back, twice a week.
 Route No. 4oi09-From Florence. by Riverside, to Globe, 20 miles and back. twice a week
 Route No. l0il0-From Tucson, by Os- trich Mine. to Sasabi Flat. 15 miles and back, once week.
 Route No. 1Olll-From Tucson. bv Tu- bac, to Monument = miles and back, once a week.
 Route No. 40ll2-From Tubac. by Crit tenden, to Graterville, 50 miles and back once a week
 Route No. 10l13-From Tres Alamos, by Camp Grant, Goodwin, Camp Thomas, and Stafford, to Clifton, l95 miles and back. oncC a week.
 Route No. 401ff-From Clifton, by Rich mond tNew MeNicol. t0 Silver City, l2C miles and back once a week
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\ Assessn,enf Nh ?
hiA ANbs %s TIPTOP SILVER MINING Coatp

iifAof SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location Of principal place of business San Fran. CISCO Cahiornia; location Of works, Humbug D.s- trict- lrt lpai County. Arizona
 Notice is hereby given, that st a meeting of the ni- TectorS oi sad Company held at thcir office No g1g CAhorniA street, san Francisco, on Monday the lO4h day of December s5 sn assosslncut og fort .1, cB, pes share was levied upon the capital stock of the cor rssioa payable immediately to the Secretary a. the ofs cisco. ~ A'"~4 Any stock upon which t,lis assessment shan rcrnan ufphld on saturday January i2th, lS7s will be ie,. les faytuent be made before. win be sold on Nepd.v the fourth day of February, 1s!S pay the dr1re,, expenses of sale. n. r. VFRDFNAT So,--..- "''
 urFIcE-409 California Street. san Frsncis,,,
 Prescott, A. T.. DccemboI Ia.h Is7f. t5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-21

TELEPHoNEs.-Since we gave Captain Hardy's experience with telephones, yester- day, several of the simpler kind, waxcd twine, instead of wire. have been construct ed in, town, and are now found 10 work successfully. These, we understand are called "Lovers' Telephones" from the fact that they arc extensively used by this class of people to communicate from one room t0 another in different parts of the same build ing, and even blocks apart. In some in- stances, it is said, parties at the East have found it interesting to talk all night while lying in their beds in different parts of the town. Whether the Captain practiced in this way, or picked up his information casu- ally, we are not prepared to say,
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PREscoTT, Dec. 17, 1s57.

TAHF FRANcHIsE.-From what we have been able to learn, the franchise extended to the S. ?. k. R. O., by our last Legisla lure, relieving them from taxation six years is unconstitutional, and will need the en valid. Taxation is supposed io be equal. and the Supreme Court, of California has de clded that lo distinction 10 persons, compa nies or corporations shall be entertained and to-day, all property is taxed equally in that State, even 10 Church property, and those competent to judge, hold that inc same rEie will stand good in Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-21
DON'T DESTROY THE TELEGRAPH.

 Wasco Pescquera, arrested at Tucson for stealing one telegraph pole, set up as de- fense that he didn't think he was doing any harm. He was fined ten dollars and costs.
 REApE, lT. X. S. 0. The penalty for destroying CT interfering with telegraph poles or wires, especially those belonging to the |. &, is very severe, and Lieut.. Reade is determined to punish all transgressors of this law to it's full ex- tent. This man received light sentence, probably because of his ignorance, but his case will fully advertise the matter, and ihe next vioator will fare worse We have not the law at hand, but it is "red-cyed" and will be enforced
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-12-21

MAILs-Several stages and buckboarls have been placed on various routes through out the Territory by private individuals as the increased business in our mining camps demand and make 1t paying investment. W \. Howard has recently established a stage line from the McCrackin country to Wickenburg, making the round trip every four days. J. NJ. McAlister is running q blackboard to the thriving camp in Hum bug district, and Judge Brooks another to the Peck; and still We hear ot no effort be- ing made on the part of the PoStotfice Department to place service on these routes that the good of the country demands shall be opened, which are now being mauipula- ted by private enterprises wholly. MT Chas. Adams, the great Il am, on his re- cent important trip to this Territory look ing after the welfare of the Government lin horn), was too much occupied with de- tectives, mail robbers and confederatcs to even give a passing notice to our urgent wants, and we imagine that he does not know yet that there is such a county in Arizona as Mohave; that the McCrackin with 800 more, are even within the bounda- ries of the Territory.
 We would ask our Delegate in Congress to lay our wants and great necessities be- fore the proper authorities at Washington and urge quick and decisive measures to be taken in the matter. We would also urge that the P. Q. Agents be instructed to at- tend a little more closely to mail affairs. generally, throughout the Territory, and abandon such associates as Mantle X Co.
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Asse sss,eut Notice.

To 4. l. GOTHAM part o~usr in iae finr li,N . os's sud Silver I.-a.l Hassa aysuIs hsiFic's hA'-la4 s' u, AEiEpna Territory. .s., Ioa sre hereby notified that e you do n"t ST sal t lafv isys from tbr GEs uf tis nufices A-a l~s " David urubo and islt-ogf Ceurel, s1if ti' a
 s- IA. r-,,air..i ir, is~ ths unAsrsisusd ~aA clsf fogfe ure ~ yuur talsrrst in sad iiaue et ~ .sss,,-iir Cd t,.e mining lzas of tau eisiIiet-
 DAVID GHNNb, Prescott. Ds,. lsIs77. eoi E"nEHT coSNELi-
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Notice Co Teachers.

The roanty Board of Esafulgccs oi Aalsis t1.lss' .i bla taer regular Qukrtsrig Neriine sef hse s I Iuing of ApfBcsnts Cor fcsei-o1s etfuale'fs ,,ss te5- si rai-h tas sld iisur 4A ifsu-sz ~t.iaiis - ,i s, 4t-- nav 4slt tirsnsflses fer sH Halzlsiaan
 Ey crdeg co tbs noasii. -
 N II. CARrFEa, Chairman. NR No es araiaaiioas had cF erfiia,-ifs lasasi 'A e,ls st the regular guartcry tasnss oi '1ls iaia
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Notice to Contractors and Build
 CTS.

ssl.i Proposals E he received si tha osnoe ol toi C. F. ffea a. ths siorr of e. P. Ho Co, until hst urlsy eyeatng, Dec Zal, isfI. for urIlishins asis and e.rctng a baldlag for th- Fir-t irsstytsrisi Churrh og Prcsc,t un the ot recently psFcaasl Io tho Church on Gar5ay strrs'. accaninF to the fian sud Specifications, which can he seen hy ealing 9iui r. e. Parker. Ea4 Fshitcc., at Che essiisliiaeni a Campben X Parkrs. corner of GooasIn aud C0fte- streets.
 The Trustee reserye tae right to rsjea; any al bi1s.
 By order of ,he Trustees of the Fisst Presbyterisi ChErch of Prescott.
 pnRscogY A. r.. Dec. n. lsIF. tt
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Dissolution Notice.

The sorartncrship heretofore existing "c' tween the undersigned, firm, known as f.si' erick .S Ieunan, Tnsmths, c;c., was, on me lt,h inst. dissolved by mutual epnsenI ChaS. r.. IIecuan withdrawing, and . has. F.. FrederscS remaining in and continuing lhs, old business. All accounts due the firm, and those owed bv them. wil he settled by The remaining member of the firm.
 CmAs. r. FREDERICK.
 CiAs. F. HEENAN. pRrSc0rF Dec I-ib. lsI1.
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REDEMPTION OF CD U ~ " WARRANTS,
otFtCE OF TIE COUNTY TREASuRrR

'OH UT Ith UUUNIl TREASIRrR .
 PRESCOTT A. T. Dec. 10 ls77 will ray, on presentation at my ofse, fyo,. ,,. rauts drawn upon the respective Funds off yaysH, county ei the series of ls16 follows ,o vii,
 COUNTY GENERAL FUND seres oi lsd, numbers 12i. I22 iaa i2, la, ,aa ,s- iSl' isi' la2 lSS l3i, i35 l35 l8T lsS ISa is, tl i!3 lf i! 1iS, 1ie lf7 iss Ii9 iso iss is
 CONTINGENT FUNp. No. series 1876.
 The holders of said warrants arc berah,, notified that interest thereon ceases from tbs ,'a',e a, hereso a,1Ned, and that if the same he hot presented within ten days, the funds sn, apart for their redemption will De annI;ad 'st ,a the payment of warrants next in inc a,,lo, ;' so which they were issued. E coa,, 0i i'i Prescott Dee. l9. IS7s. 'ier; m
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70 V hv1t tf Mdq tNnoffH
 All persons are hereby notified thai C. C. Bean is not authorkod Co transac; any business ia the of for the Peek Mining CoIIpaay of California in any capacity, Said incorporation ~ not be responsible for any dslsts cf his contracting. Mr. Bean Is a member of the Boar of nireor- of the above Incorporation, and oay authorized Co act a that capacity al the legal meetings of sGid Board Ei te principal place of bu-nes oi thr Incorporation n San Francisco. California.
 ED. 0. PECK. President.
 ]. r. PLACE, Vice President
 Of the Peek Mining Comta1sy,
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A..nssn,eut NolIee.

r, A. l.. ssshi. o~ner ia the suaBs s9'sta eias, v ftb f'.g,s n-, ihs easi side ei farAss tfst. -l. si5ye iis jinciiou vsih thr hiaeA 'ai's"" 'f'sA' ~ tai Caaats AFiseua i,rriiofs' A. , .,,..,t
 You afs hereby naliassi tist q iea 9e te. 1 t., r I,s8, days from ihg i4te uf this us'.iee 4.'
 ~, si gss ss xuur t.ruYorii0n of tha sssfssssti -s |
 ,-9 t< tsa ths nplsrsigact WiA claim itsfiei+N. ei !"1i 'A''''@' " GEeAaE zisA.
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special Notice.

To hhoa u A1g Concern Al reraons are harshy noiiaei that Curtis c. Beat is no loigsr Pro1en of the Peek Mining Company o Arizona and uoi authorized t0 transact any business nor sc, for said incorporation ln any capacity. by or of the Board oi frusteUs.
 I'D. e. PECK. President.
 ]. H. HUsHES, Secretary. ArrfasT.
 ED. G. PECK. Majority of the Board of Trus T. M. ALEXANDER. trcs of Peek Mining CCinpa1,
 uf Arisoun rrrrltcfy.
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snccin,No,ice ;o Tax Payers

Tn. foari of Supervisors have saiftdd ls u.'s M . th~ Collsetion of Territorial alia tet..,s sa fs s % - a.fb tsrT arer Shlca time add tAtr- sai - N ,..,'., Eu. T. fiosEEs, SoAissfpf hngReisi. ysssusi County, q. T.
 u..r, IT Vesa. ll fs7i.
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Special Notice.
orrIcE OF THE rEcK MiSIso Co.,. of ,

oFFIcE OF THE PEcK MiNIsa Co. Of \. T.,
 PEEsCoTr, Dec. in. 1871. The public uo;ihed that tha legal Bosrd Of Trus tees ol the Peck Mining Company of Arizona. consists of C. C. Bean, r.. c. Peek. T. NJ. Alexander. Thos. fItch and Hugo Richards, and that C. C. Bean is sti President and M. W. kaes, Secretary of the Company and in possession of its offer, seal books, mine mil and all property of the Company.
 They are further notified that Mir. James Nee is Su- perneudent of the company, vice Hosle removed: and that neither F. c. Pcck. prttenGed President. J. R. Hughes pretendi Secretary, or Geo. T. Hogl ex-ufes. inteudeut have any authority to act for, or bind the Peek Mtains Conrany of Arizona Territory in any manner, whatever.
 C. C. BRAN,
 prgST Feck Ming Ca. of A. r.
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REV. X. NJ. CAMPBELL.-We have heard, and hope it isn't so, but fear it is, that Rev. A. NJ. Campbell, late of this place, but now of Los Angeles, is lying dangerously i'll at that place of pulmonary disease. We have seen no allusion to it in the Los Angeles papers. NIT. Campbell is one of the bright est young men in the Ministry, and the ser ious afiliction, which induced him to seek for health in Arizona, and which had partially left him, seems to have returned with his approach to the sea shore, to the deep sorrow of a lost of friends, who regret that he did not remain in the exillera- ting atmosphere of the mountains of Ari- LOua
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The jury in the case in which W. J. Sim mons and Jacob Ralf were interested, brought in a verdict for Ralf, for &l,IO0 or the return of the property.
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Notice.

f Armstrong voull respectfully state 70 u.s .,,.k AZ e.,r,sl hign with thrif oriffs tof huiss hs ,,, ,s ,,,,ir, ,a,e sisi place 0f aeiisery aud sT ti - ta receive t.
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and VIII also do General Sg ving. such as Irsss utt e,;' e'e sha have arrangements perfected a, tbst and ocstov share of patronage. ''''o eaii
 PRESCOTT, A. T., Dec. ssh isTT A' i-A"fp.
 '. s. Asso have the agency for wUeox h ou,,., sr- Sewing Machines. 'N "4pos silent
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A special, to-day, shows that the Mexi- cans have disarmod company of Texas State troops, and appear to occupy defiant attitude towardsal authority. Judge How ard and two of his co-claimants to the salt lakes have been shot while under flag of truce. General Hatch, Commander of the Department Of New Mexico, is on the ground by this time wi.h ten companies armed with howitzers and Gating guns, and the next news will probably tell of the clash of resoundine arms
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Wanted.

,,,,l,r of tsams wantsi lfansstAiff .S @ "se s, An G S,,,o e'artls saw mil to the fiitep % ih ,,,irs t- .. ~ s ,srsr can Aud wcrk. foF fartlcet-az s1i s .s,.s M Cariis or at 00tsatfF bfo s' ss''' I.r..e,,tt A. T.. Nov. 2isi, ls't.
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OFFICE or THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
 IAvAPAI COUNTY, ARIzoHA Prescott. December 15fh. 1871.

hANAPAl COUNTY, ARIZONA.
 Prescott. December lgth 1871.
 SEALED PROPOSALS. WITH A COPY OF THIS advertisement attached, for the maatainance and care of the indiecut sick and wounded Of YEyarai county i- eludins boarding, lodging, nursing. hospital aocansn- dauons, medicines, surgical appliances, medical and sur Sc aitendace, together with the medical and surgical attendance or indgeni county pris0ners, from January lst lsis until December 3is iSls Inclusive AT TTF RATE PER MONTH, win bc received si the ofice of the Clerk o said Board of Supervisors until 10 o'clock A. d., Of December 2lth, is7T. The Board reserves the priv ese of at any time annRing the contract which may be made with the successful biddrr and Also of IT. Jecung any and all bids. WM. WILKINSON. Clerk. BY JOHN LLOYD, Deputy.
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For Village Marshal.

u.,...,,,,ss sneouaoes himself oalaie.l" ''' I ne ,,',i .s thr snsuns election in 1s,see5
 p,,-ce-r A T Dec. q, is4i.
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LA JACk-OF-ALL.TRaDs TR aDs
 BORER,

Saws wood; digs wells blasts rock; ois s. r.ss; f yards; lays carpets; hangs paper; pu.s - ,rys sfs washes makes and rclasres fences; olss etc.. builds stone walls and brick hseS ,s ihs v ele., etc. Al orders let in his box eFs ps% office, shall be YrpmIfly a,tesla,d e.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fer y;,lage Marshal.

,..,.,,,si announces himself Nailss.,~'N l..s Village Marshal, ai the V'i'''HA GsoRaE |. BRowS.
 td ,,...-l..,r-r Dee n. lsIi.
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AIEs. T. LLnYn.
mILINERY ESTABLISHMENT

stey rom san Francisco, has rented the bailng as !9hlhns Kelly stevens store, on Montezup.. -tres,
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For Safe.

MsOw, g, nse O @rrss @ good shep Enquire of eorre UovTwt - VI Nush aifs wclfi at I.r..se,o,,
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sealed prOpOSalS.

C. c. BEAN, Prest Peek Ming Co. of AT.
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special Notice.
To Wboa | Nd4 Concern

Prnseoit. Arizona. necrnher n. ls.l.