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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-03

The life insurance business has been
vastly benefited by the recent retirement of
some Of its fraudulent conductors to State
prisons Now BENJAMIN MOVES has beeN CON
victcd in Newark Of conspiracy 10 dcfraud tho
policy holders Of the New Jersey Mutual Com
pany. Mr.. NoYEs is one OF those shrowd men
who have found the opportunity I'm life insur-
anco TO cover doubtful practices with "A cloak II
responsibility He may regard himself rs an
honest man; tho methods by which he has
sought TO I'LL his pockets with policy holders
money may seem in his eyes entirely legitimate.
The particular exploit for which he awaits sen
tcnee was typical one. The New Jersey Mu-
tual Company had been wrecked 10y its officers.
and should have gone into the hands Of n re-
ceivcr. NoYFs WIS an experienced life insur-
ance man. His name had for years been asso-
ciatcd with moro or less questionable schemes
in Connecticut. and he knew the ms and outs of
the business. He had recently como into Dos
session of the charter of tho dend and gone Ma
tiOnal Capitol Company. and revived it latter n
fashion under new set of Officers. The pil-
layers Of the New Jersey Mutual were anNiou.
apparently to rid themselves Of its cnrcass, and
divert inquiryand indignation from Themselves.
MOVES offered to roinsure its risks in the Ma
tionnl Capitol for 100000 in cash. TINT h. To as-
sumo obligations amouutinEtO millions and re-
crive for compensation only thousands. Tho
natural presumption would be- that he Intended
10 pocket tho ready thousands ana did not in
tend 10 pay the millions. Vuu bargain was
made the $4,000 disappeared from the treas
ury Of the New Jersey Mutual. and Ns one re-
suit NoYs il n convict. What wall ho done with
the live other mon indicted as his fellow con-
splrators remains TO be seen The line between
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-03

A timely theme yesterday was that Of the
Roy. Mr. CEoNIN. who in pair Of sermons
looked ont Of Faiths Window" and saw The
Angel In the Storm" The Roy. Mr.. FRorHING-
HAM dispensed The Consultations II RATIONAL
ISM" while Mr.. JENNINGS unfolIcd e" 4 Bum
mer- Philosophy" The Rev. Mr.. WILD struck
on J." Nebuchadnczar: Mrs BElnHAM ON Bel
shaZzar.' the Roy. Or. HERR. on Joseph -
Bishop Snow. on Danicl;' and tho Rev
Mcssrs. MOMENT. Hull and PARKER. on
" Daniel Ia tho Lions Dom" The lt,v. Mr.. Mo
kELvEY described "Aaron's Calf.' the Row
Mr. FIELD Peters sin" Tho Rev. Or. ARMG-
TAdEs aim was Instability Tho Rev. Dr.
KING dissectcd Daughters" the Re,. Dr.
Min. Mothers" the Rev. Mr.. WoopsIDE
Taxes the l,ey. Mr.. NyF. Tares." The
Roy. Mr.. HALL discussed "Unroofed Houses 4"
wAiic the Rev. Nh. I.EAN found "To vt on tho
Wall" Mr.. DoSALnsoN considered a Rod
ont Of tho stem" The l,'v. Messrs. Kup and
FERRIS went back To- Decoration Day. tho
Key. Mr.. GALLAGHER. 70 The Wellof Sychar."
the Rev Mr.. HrrwoErH. To the Garden Of
Eden The Rev Mr. BrncHAED preached on
" The Three Gracce.' The Rev Mr. STEELE
told his hcnrnrs How o. Get Rich Sweet
enins Ma,uh" was thu Rev. Mr.. MOMENTS
subject; " Bush ana Flame" the Rev. Mr..
LLoYDs. whilo the Rcy. Mr. RICHMOND told
What Man lid After lie Died"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-03

That an Indian with the weird name of
WILD SrIEIT ELK. aud asserted 10 be the
nephew Of SITTING BULL. should create
suspicion by his recent arrival at Winnipeg
" with n party Of tenders Is not strange. be-
cause the Manitohans are in chronic state Of
scare about SITTING BULL. cquallcl only by
what exists this side OF the line. Whether the
said tenders were legal tenders. or lawcss
ones. is not known: but obviously party Of
tenders is less dangerous to the Winnipeg.ors
than party Of toughs besides perhaps the
despatch writer, in his alarm. mstook his
word, mcnning TO telegraph Tetons. or sim
ply Indians, in plnco Of tenders. WILD SrHIT
ELK, by way Of dsarming suspicion, saws he
has not sccn his uncle lately and. IL this be
true, he has perhaps not quito pnwnod away
his chances Of a'frlendly reception in Winnipeg.
Winnipeg seems 10 he in almost rs great u
tremor about SITTING BULL rs Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-03
BoyroN, the individual who in old times

BoYroN, the individual who in old times
would have been called a swimmer. and In mod
ern DAYS If known As man-ilsh, has evidently
taken with him TO Europe the best American
arts OF advertising. Besides his fcats of float
ing aud swimming in his lifc-saving suit. he
has all sorts II wonderful nautical adventures
and supplies them in quantity and variety TO
NEE, NIL demands. When for cNauple he swan
the Gibraltar straits, a few days since he en-
countered u great, aggressive shark, " which
was only driven on by exploding dynamite
cartridge; at night his accompanying hoat's
crew begged him 10 come in out Of the noun
famous waves. but the unlauntod PAUL re-
fused md when he landed in Barlary, he
frightened large party of MOors. who ran
away with all ther legs. " thinking some dread
full sea monster had landed" PAuI's sub
marine fights with prehistoric sea pro1igies
are alarming. Yet il is characteristic Of Boy
TONS modcsty that he has always been content
with his simple popular brevct of Captain.
whereas some mcn-fsh would have promoted
themselves TO Admiral. ut lcust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-03

The Roy. Mr.. VosBURGn, who was ac-
quilted on Saturday evening Of the charge Of
having given poison to his sick wife. admins
tered the Communion to his people yesterday
morning. and preached to thcm in the evening
sermon on the discipline Of suffering Once.
At an niuson to tho verdict Of not guilty. he
was interrupted by a sudden. spontaneous out
burst Of applause. With one or two exceptions
the members u Mr. VosBuRGH's church have
never had a doubt Of his innocence and their
rejoicing at tho result Of the trial knows no
bounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-03

Yesterday attempt TO assasslnatc tho
octogcnarnn Emperor Of Germany was even
moro desperate than the attempt Of HoDEL on
the i1ih 81 last month. HuprL stood on the
sidewalk whiln he fired two shots from his re-
volver NJ the Emperor, who was driving along
tho Untcr den Linden in his carriage but
neither of tho shots took cffsct. NouE-
LING operated from his house. and
fired twico with u double Darrell ID gun at
the Emperor. who was again driving along the
sumo avenue; and the small shot which he used
penetrated the Emperor face, hcad, arms. and
back. but without fatal result HoDEL declared
that his purpose was 10 kill. not tho En-
peror. but himself NoHrLtNG confessed his
crime. and after trying to murder his
captOrs made desperate effort to commit
suicide. IIODEL was described as n tiusriith.
NonrLiSG is Doctor Of Pathology 1IoDrL was
a Socialist Democrat. and MODELLING is spoken
Of as an habtuG Of Socialist Democratic clubs
II the aged Emperor should recover from his
wounds. ne will, doubtless. be moro careful
hereafter about his personal protection when
he drives in the Inter den Linden.
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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The New York herald., 1878-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

9t'EOxAA NOIlOESs
CATARRH. DEAFNESS AND EAR DISCHARGES
OInveterae cases. pronounced incurabs by lees exper
euced ph readily yield to the judicons
and painless treatment. applied by Dr. CAMPBElIi lI6
Lexington av, near 3lst St. charges moderate oto
anu to7.
CREDITORS LAW AND COLLECTION AGENcY.-
OCredtors interests protected in bankruptcy proceed
nrs claims in city and country legal pre-
pared a. c. AUBREY Attorney and Counsellor atLaw,
Beekman 81; Post Office 977.
n ..GEAyD pr Wing SINGLE NUMBER KIN.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
@aoLE rsi7fS TfokErs ntsrE:nuTISGv 81 HSGvEs 81
LOUISIANA SINGLE NUMBER DRAWS OCT. 8.
CAPITAL P4IZs, $50 90
WHOLE rIcKETsi ~; nALyEs. 81.
1870 BROADWAY ROOM l.
DISEAshs OF MEN A sPkCiALTY.-DR ALEX
DH BOTT. los East 10th formerly of Poughkeepsie
DIvORCE QUIETLY OBTAINED FOR DESEkTlON
lJAc. advice tree AMERICAN LAW AGENCY.
College place. corner Barclay. room T.
Dpermanently cured by Or. LI;HrHlLL. No. West
Goth city references Of the highest character will fur
nish ncontessibe ro"f Of his complete in the
and obstinate Consult ations from to
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The New York herald., 1878-09-27

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse thHt Is warranted sound kind ana true
In harness from TO throo days IL given
a cat
The New York herald., 1878-09-27

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
4 UcrIoS House OF VAN -TAssELL 4 KEAHSEY.
"A ITO AND li2 EAST lJTH ST.,
NEAR 4TII Av..
The New York herald., 1878-09-27
SPECIAL NOVlCEs.


"OPIUM" OR MORPHINE HABIT" CCRED.-No
% or sns' o, ns,sass sysn a. Ss
oa restored and ali hs functions taeir n.tars
.
and from sminens physcAns and
ID. ". i. 'FiHANcKLIN. IT'S Lexington .v.
RoYAL HAVANA LoTrEaY.
Ns1s s.i ps.ss from 90 s t. so Ssssss' sa
s,6osS si,%oSS'ns ns:t. TO
Prizes esshed. Information given
Spanish gold and bank bills oou ght and sold.
N. i. MARTIS,za TIN y /. CO. ...a,:s: Bankers,
&C.
1913 Sole office. 2o7 Nest 34h
Sy.S sap.
Prizes c"'h'd orders asd ma srnsn.d Srs,"
II, ,s2oodoo ticket. 40, sac sio. S. s.. 81; prize:
'N' ''''~ ''''A 'a'piisf FEED co i2la Broadway
$3.50 600 soSAL S.M sEuAs%!iK DkAMs
Sll7 400 -oSLAXo Ao{ oNE TaE PAY LEFT
VAAIoSeRaEA GREAT ePF oPPokrts1rrss nnf
s4 dlH sB1ES sEf
rsSS4s SIR iSSs fsz
To-merrox viii be- TOO late Buy .odaS from the lucky
OH 9 ofthc Northern Agents. 227 Broadway. ~ B.
B. ii. PoKTER 4 CO.. Authorized Northern Aren,A
$4,000. ssH. b;.1aI Hay5Ss 6s;ss.I !1rTEhz
ospi,.! rii.. saooe" $4,000 c:.h aIe.
L.ai.i.n, state; 5sisSsr ie1s'.; e; Il. w.. 81.
fr''' '''A'd 'a n''' F .'s. s.a
~ Nassau ST. corner Libsr.y. New York.
sPORTING-DOGs. BIRDS. &c.
DoGs FOR sALE-LAKdgsT AsSD SMALLEST
i IN laFg
N.wfoand.ad. 81. ssrn.ra. very small aas sai Ter.
pies. wN. T. ALLrN s.n nv and sssh 81. New York.
THE TURF.
4 -A.ELo1IsviLLE RUNNING RAcEs.-oRDERs
tor pAss boS % o".n sx St
e SSS srs ws.
"A SOLD every day q weeh.wken. on Louisville race. and
s% s%y s%:; s:sSr; ASa
A LOyIsvILLE RACEs--ORDENs RECEIVED FOR
CRIGaH < CO.. IS West 2s.h st., basement.
r OUIsVILLk RAUEs--H. STANFORD CAN BIZ
L.een at LIS sro.dway. Straight and eomSia.on
T oUlsvTLLE RACEs.-0KDERs RECEIVED
A''''' ''' '''' '''0 '''''"' ffs"'Sf.r nxcsfGrr CO.
I oUIslANA RACgs.-oRDKks RECEIVED FOR
1lstraght and coubina+ion At Thon ar, No. Barclay
st., aud at 10 West 18th Books both place;
OkEMIUNS, S1.45O
i NOHTH END DRIVING PARK,
West White Plains N. Y.
(member National AssociatIon), October 8, and 10
FIRST DAY.
Purse $lOO-3 40 class divided.
Purss $500 = 80 o divided
Purse $lO0-Gent MS road horseG
SECOND DAY.
Purse $20O-2 80 Glass; divided.
Purse 625O-2 :34 class, divided.
THIRD DAY.
Purse S20O-2 40 class. divided
Purse $3Ov-2 :.56 class. divided.
E.s sES Tss.. SO .dr";:
All further tnfo alton be obtained OF
j. X. AICkLES. Secretary. 6a7 Broadway.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
Application for Patent
To the May Bean Miu Ste Claim, No.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A. T., August 3Oth, 1878.

To the MGy Bean Miu Ste Claim, No. A.
 UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
 PRESCOTT, A. T., August 30th, 1878.
 Notice is hereby given that the May Bean Mining Company, company duly incorporated under the laws of the Territory of Arizona, by its President Curtis O. Bean, has this day filed his application for United States Patent for five for mil site clain lyIng and be- ing in Yayapai county, Arizona Territory, and known and designated by the field notes and ocal plat file in this office as Lot No 37, B. Sec 27 Twp l3, North Range w. of Gila and Salt River Meridian the exterior boundaries of said lot No. s7 B. being foIows to wit: Vsristons IA deg East beginning at N corner of claim where is set < in the ground granite rock l6xl4xl2 inches marked NJ M No I, and west side mound of stone 2h feet high; thence S7 deg min. along north boundary of claim 10 chains to of claim where is set granita stone l6xlOxS inches, A in the ground, marked M N No II and east side mound of stone 2s feet high From this the section between 22 and 27 Twp 13. North Range West ils and Salt ver Merdi- an bears 2s degs. west 2. 50 chans distant thence
 degs II min. along boundary of claim chains to of claim where is set in ground granite stone 24xl4xS inches marked NJ N No III and on the side mound of stone 2f feet high thence s7 degs. 49 mns west along south boundary of claim 10 chains to W corner of claim where is set 4 in the ground granite stone 24x12xS, marked B M No. ", and on west side mound of stone 2h feet high; thence N degs. II mins. W along west boundary of claim chains to mound No. and place of beginning, containing five acres.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said mi site claim, herenbefore described, re- qured to file their adverse claim with the Register of the United States Land 0ce at Prescott in the Ter rtory of Arizona during the sixty days period pub icaon hereof they will be barred by virtue of the lrovision of the statute.
 paugSodeo WILLIAM N. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
MONDAY.

Mfr Geo. A. Strickland, of Williamson Valley, is m town to-day.
 The District Court convened this morn ing at o'clock The calendar for the term was called, and cases set for trial.
 The citizens of Verde Valley had grand horse-race on the track below Camp Verde, on Saturday afternoon. The race was quite spirited one.
 Dan. Hatz, of the Pioneer Bakery and Restaurant, this morning purchased 1000 pounds of Salt River four from Messrs. Bowers & Richards.
 Bancroft Bros fast freight team arrived Saturday evening from Ehrenberg, having made the trip in twelve days. They brought in 12 900 pounds of merchandise for different Prescott merchants.
 SPELLING MATcH.-We understand that at a spelling match held by the students al the Free Academy, last Friday, p. m., Chas. l.. Parker won the race, coming out best, and Ida Burnett second best
 Quite number of our friends, the Hualpais, from Mohave county, are visiting Prescott gathering in a supply of clothing for the winter. We haven't interviewed them on the political situation, but have no doubts they arc all warm supporters of Mir. Davis.
 A New Jersey physician. heavily loaded with town lots. for which he had paid only in part, hastily prescribed box of pills for a patient and allowed his mind to wander back to his real estate. The patient asked how the pills were to be taken. The doctor replied "0ne-third down, the balance in six and twelve months, with interest"
 Thos. Long, who keeps the Halfway House, on the FortWhipple road. appeared before the District Attorney this morning, and swore out complaint charging one Wolf, with committing burglary on the night of No vcniber 1. It appears that Wolf forced his way into Mir. Longs house on the night in question, but was discoverd before he could get anything of any value. A warrant was issued.
 c. A. Strickland, Esq, of Williamson Valley, called upon us to-day. He has elegant accommodations for visitors at his hotel, the drive from town IS a delightful one, and in addition to other attractions he has fitted up splendid race-track. Those m want of a little recreation and rest, after the cares of the election arc over, should take spin out to Strieklands, enjoying the pure country air and partaking of the Inequalities of his hosteiry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
Mail Matters.

Jerry Hayward writes us from Rock Ranch, Little Colorado, Oct. 29th, and says the new mail company is stocking the road for the daily mail from Prescott, to Santa re, making several new stations which are placed from 10 to 20 miles apart. Felix Scott is making good one at Creso Creek, 90 miles east of Horsehead Crossing. There will be no herding the stock along this road, as they have to make the 500 miles from Prescott to Santa Fe. in 90 hours.
 Mir. Thompson and Tom Miller arrested Vance, the convicted mail robber He had bean at the station some two months when Hr. Thompson arrested him, and was about te start with him to Prescott Dnring the night before they were to start Thompson, Miller and Vance were sitting talking in the house with the door half opened, and Vance made dart, and was out in the dark and gone like shot from gun, and, so far as is known, he is still going.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
Subscription, S4,OO per Yeai
Local Intelligence.
SATURDAY

Dancing.
 More blankets.
 Everything solid.
 Nr. Aldrich is in town from the Lower Agua Fris.
 The indications are favorable for grand old fashioned storm.
 Jobn White. Pete Reed, and Frank Pow CTS are in town from Peoples Valley.
 Bankrupt sale of goods is advertised Tn this issue of the MINER. This IS good opportunity to secure bargain.
 narty came of at Chino Valley last evening and was attended quite largely many going there from Prescott
 Nr. Raymond, Superintendent of the Blackberry Mining Co, writes that the mlil will start up in few days. This IS good news
 Greenup's train arrived yesterday from the Colorodo River with 10000 pounds of freight for L. Bashford & O., and to-day the train of Atkinson & Rusher unloaded 20,000 pounds more.
 0. P. Stanton, a ready writer and exten- sive explorer, is in town from Antelope Greek. Mr. S., has examined the extensive coal fields in Northern Yavapai, ard esu- mates the locations he made in that country, as covering 750,000 acres, which IS mere trihe of the whole amount of the Arizona coal fields. A party think of visiting these csrboniferous deposits, soon, from Prescott
 The Mohaye county mail left this after noon, that is, for the Northern portion of the county. The Signal section of the county has not had a mail for the past live weeks, and we know of one hard working citizen living at Signal, who Is looser to the amount q, 100 on account of the non tulnlli- ment of a cheap contract that should fur nish the Mohave county people with malls twice 6 week. Hope this thing may be speedily remedied.
 Chas E. Blackburn, since his arrest and return to Prescott, has, we learn, been in Jill health. He isunder the care of Doctor Good fellow, who thinks he will recover soon. Waite is confined in the adjoining cell to Blackburn, and is quite dejected in spirits. He says that his recent movements Tn con- pection with Blackburn. were promoted with desire to procure his little boy, who was left by his mother in the convent at Tucson.
 RICH STRIKE IN THE TIPToP.-Advices from the Tptop mine continue to come Tn, and all corroborste the statements of few days since, that three feet of solid, rich chloride ore had been struck in the three hundred foot level of the main incline. The Superintendent in charge of the mine is do- ing some telling work on the claim north, aud from all reports it is reasonable to say that no more assessments will be Eeaped up on those owning stock in tho same, but in- stead, dividends will be declared and the stock take an upward move.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
Assessment Notice. TIGER MINING COMPANY

Location of works, Tiger Mining District Bradshaw Mountains, Yavapai county, Arizona Territory.
 Location of principal place of business, San Fran cisco California.
 Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Di- rectors held on the twentyrst (2lst) day of October ls7 assessment No. two t1I of One Dollar per levied = capital stock of the corporation, pay able immediately in United States gold coin Sec retary at the office of the Company g. San Fran cisco Stock Exchange Building, No 327 Pine Street. San Francisco california.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid Tuesday, the tenth (0th) day of December 1878. will be delinquent and advertised for sale at pub lie auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Monday the twentieth (20th) day of January 1879, pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
 W. H. LENT, Secretary. Office, Room g. San Francisco Stock Exchange Build ing, No. 327 Pine street, San Francisco. Cal. OPS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
I'm Bankruptcy.

Notice of Assignee of his superintendent Bank ruptcy-Third Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, at Prescots the 26th day of September, 1s7s. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as Assignee of Michael Guern, of Signal Monave county, Arizona Territory within said district, who mas been ad- judged bankrupt upon petition of his creditors by the District Court of said Dscrict-
 P. M. FISHER, Assignee. senternber 2s Is75-3w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnershp hereto fore existing between B. Fske, H. B. Sherman and J.. B. Griffith, under the firm name of Fiske, Sherman Co.,, is this day by mutual consent dissolved, J. B. Griffith having withdrawn from the firm. All moneys due will be collected and ell debts paid by the under signed. The business will be conducted under the name of Fiske Sherman.
 B. FISKE,
 H. B. SHERMAN. Prescott, October I6, 1878. 4w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
Lime 1. Lime !.

The undersigned having complete and extensive ar rangemenfs for burning e is now prepared to furnish it in large or small quantities.
 And having just built Airtght lime house will con- stantiy have a stock of good lime for sale. Prices at the lime works S1 per 100 lbs. VIII de- liver reasonable rates in part of the Territory Send on your orders. Address,
 s. c. ROGERS, Oct. A, 1878. Charming Dale, Ar iEona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
Estray Notice.

Came to Smiths mill, below Wickenburg, from the ist to the 18th of Sept, small horsesone, bay with Spanish brands the other, yellow also branded with spanish brands. The owners are re- quesed prove property, pay charges and take them away. -...r, f srrithi MIL Maricopa Co.,, Oct 1e, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08

From today will deliver Bread to private nousss promptly, if orders are left at my p1ooo cf business D. HATE. Ffoocofk, Oct 90, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the Tax Ron o, v.., s and also the Tax Roll School District No m s.a county, for the year 1878 have been placed in nsnds Tor collection and that the taxes assessad nssen are now due and payable at my oce ip Presot not pa,d on or before ths second Monday n Deem
 -' nexS .ney VII be returned delinquent and fts<p
 Prescott, Sept g, 1878. A1A SoHoseo1'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the copsrtnershp hereto fore existing between the undersigned in the Carpenter business under the firm of Camuben Parker, is this day dissolved by consent, NJ. D. Campbell retiring from the firm.
 MD. CAMPBELL.
 F. G. PARKER. Prescott Oct 1st. 1878. The Carpentery Building, and Contracting business will be continued as heretofore at the old stand by the undersigned.
 F.G. PARKER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-08
WANTED! WANTE
Read this. EYelYbOdY.

The undersigned vfH employ 25 men to work on . road which he h constructing at the Tiger Call imine- diateIy. Terms made known on application. The wages are good. 5AhEs FAIIEhooN'