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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
Friiay's News.

Eastern Yavapai is 10 have mail facilities Thanks to Major Truman, our friend.
 The Janos Indians from old Mexico. have been committing deprcdations in SoutI- western New Mexico
 We near that Geo. ". Hauco is going 10 receive large vote in every precinct in the countY.
 Roads to the Verde will be built, let tie Enterprise man, who bolsters up Campbell, sneer as he may at the proposition.
 Joe Drew has returned from trip to the different precincts in the county, and is saRguine that he will carry the day, so far as the Shcriifalyy is concerned.
 C. X. Franklin, who is on the Little Colorado. in the interest of Hiram Stevens. admi,a the fact that WoolSey will get d ''so.id vote' over there. Owning up to the fact is honest.
 Fred. Henry ard C. r. Mitchell. are the manufacturers of tclcgrams from Maricopa and Iuma counties in behalf 0f Mir. Joln G. Campbell Readers, swallow their doses with grain of allowance.
 Wooisey never broke a premise with lis constituents, and he has promised to work for an appropriation to repair the Copper Canyon read into the Verde, and also to build 8 good road over the mountain from the Upper Verde. He means business. While theSauthern aud Northern portions of Arizona are politically divided, it must be remembered that the middle counties are 8 unit on Wooisay, and he Is sure |" be the cho;ce for delegate on the 5tn of NoY mber.
 E. w East. is mentioned in the Desert News. as having arrivcu in Arizona. We have met Mr East. and found him to be a thorough @e8tiemau and scholar, and trust he will prove a valuable acquisition to oui Territory.
 Twen,v-fre men, women and children are reported 10 have been killed, recently i in the State of Chihnahua, Mexico, while CT route to New MeXico. They were attacked ! and murdered at Chocolate Pass, near the place where Charley kerl and his wife were murdered q few years since. Ke-i was al one time a cleri; for Frank Tuning, o Albuquerque, New Mexico.
 WElrpLE PARK CLUr.-At meeting O ,he Whippie Park Club last evening, per manent officers were elected, Gs follows:- Presidpnt-lIon. Hugo Richards Nice-Pres ! i,lent-Col. James r. Martin; Treasurer Morris GO!dwater; Secretary ii. IhomIs ! Executive COmmittce-Coi. James Riddle | Hon. Thomas Fitch anu D. (. Thorne The next meeting of inc Club will talk p'acc at their rooms on Guriey street abov' Cortez, on Monday evening next, Oct. 2oih
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Vim, GilsOn is in town from old Camp Date Creek.

Vim, Gilson is in town from old Camp Date Creek.
 Prescott merchants are receiving heavy supplies for the winter trade. Frcightino Is gocd just now.
 1ayapal County has HOW 3,IJ0 names on the Great Register. almost as many voters as were boiled in the whole territorY two years ago.
 HE PIANO RAFFLE.-Owing to the fact Inat some sixteen chances to tae Grand flano haitie remained untal:en last evening It was decided by those having the man agement of the affair. to rostDone the same untIi the 2d Of November Those who wish to procure the finest instrument in the Territory for $i0, had better look out for ticket at an early day.
 Gen. L.B. Winters. Judge Silent. T. Otto and T. j. Butler, went out and tool. a look at the Perry mine to-day, going a5 far as C.ark tS Adams saw milIin buggy, thence taking t afoot to the inine We under stand that Gen. Winters thinks well of the property. The General has had great cX- peFience in the business of quartz mining. and his opinion is regarded as good in Cali iornia and Nevada mining circles.
 BIACKByRN- WAITE.--It is now sup posed that Blackburn has kidnapped Mr. Waite. We mentioned the fact yesterdav that Blackburn was out, and bad in his pDsse sSioa horse that he hai stolen from lir. Ross, of tbis town. It is now quite evident that he has stolen horse and mule from Mr. Pierce. near the Azulan mil, and abandoned the one that he had stolen from hlr. Ross, as it was picked mp on his trail which leads into lhe mountains south of town. Blackburn has done admirably we'll. First, he got away with Mrs. w the charm ing blonde, and HOW he has kidnapped and abScendel with the old man. Blackburn is 1 a persevering individual, and seems to take kindly to the Waite family. It is ,reighty concern all round
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
Vance in Irons.

Milton X. Vance, who escaped from the guardhouse, at Fort WhipPlc, with Berry, ten weeks since, has been captured by Chas. A. Franklin, on the Little Colorado, and is BOW in lrons at SJ. Joseph. |. ;. Marshal Dake received noJe from NIT. Franklin this morning giving the above information. Vance will be brought lack 70 Prescott and will have the pleasure of orce more shaking his cid "pard" by the hand, although they scperated at the NMpple guardhouse never agaln to meet. Vance hadn't ought to have written that letter from Hole in the Ground" 1t was asad ms take, and finally led to his discovery and arrest. Major Dake Will send Deputy after him tomorrow,
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WEDNESDAY,.

Sec dissolution notice of Blackburn :" Yackel
 Don't forget the raffle th's evenins i0' the celebrated Piano.
 Dan. Hatz keeps numerous o9ai''' always furnishes the best of 'ooo'
 Hsthawsy's stage left for Mohsve county tn,s afternoon with a heavy mali-
 Groceries have fallen. Read the new ,u' %a yertisement of Bowen, Knowles " W There is money in it.
 ARRy.s.-Thc stage this mornins brought in the following passengers S rrn m Denicke, W. N. Kelly and Mag. b. o' i'1 man.
 Tue horse that Blackburn was ieaulns rs when met by Judge Brooks, we isa,, an belonged to Mr. N. Ross our mex. uOo neigh5or, and was stolen by Blackpufh'
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Summons.

ASA kIMBLE and NEWELL \. NM
 BILE, partners under the firm name and
 style of KIMBLE BROTHERS.
 -vs.- summons. THE SIGNAL SILVER MINING co, "a
 corporation. duly incorporated under the
 laws of the State of California.
 Action brought ill the District Court of tse Third Judicial District in and for the County Of nohaNe, lh the Territory Of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting 70 the Si- NAL SILVER MINI'G CoMPANY, company uuly moor porated under the laws Cf the State of California
 Yo are hereby summoned and required to appear lA su ac;io, brought against you by aboy e-nained - tit m the District Court of the Third Jucci2i DiS- tric n and for the County of Nohave, M the Iesrltor of Arizona and answer the complaint filed with me Ger of this Court at Mineral Park in said Count "a cop! oi which complaint accompanies this sumnloils within twenty days exclusive of the day of serVce alter e servc. upon you of this summons, fl served i'll this county but served out of the county and within hs district then within thirty days: in all other cases foT! days. . And you are hereby notified that if y"n ial 10 appear and answer the complaint above reGued, the plain tin will take judgment by default against you Tor me sun Of S9O226l for goods wares ahd meTchtindse and for hauling and transooraton of goods and Tor certain due bills and indebtedness in writing se forth u the complaint and costs and disbursements Tn this De- 1 half expended -., ,,,-.,.
 Given under my hand and tine seal "i sad Distrle' Court et Mineral Park, this 2d day of SeptemDer A. h. ! 1878. CALDWELL WHICH ,, CleTA A' .. A. TWEED Attornty for plaintiffs. DC -od'p
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Dissolution Notice.
Assessment Notice.

To Edward Joice and John Kelley, part owner m t,S fs,sj T,nstsr Gold and Silver Mine, situate one-haf raile east af the mine, HAsssyaDpa Mining cis t-ic. Yxvspai County, Arizona Territory.
 v, srs hereby notined :ha: il you do not appear
 within ninety 1907 Gays the date Of thls notce and .T ,o J D Gates soir proportion of the assessment fo-fst,n- of your interest in said mine or lode, Ne J. D. GATEs-
 PnEscorr, July 2i, 1878. 2~-sed
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|. BASHFORD & co.
Notice to Taxpayers.

,ia Is hereby given tlAt the Tax Roll of Ssyapal
 ,tv snd also the Tax Roll oi School District No ', m said county for the year iSss have been pHceo li & Ss,ds for otllection and that the taxes sssesse; b are now due and payable Sf rly office n frsco't' If nor rid on or before ths second Monday h ueeei Der next they wifi be returned delAqnsn' All" N4'se pef 'tii' ' ED. F. BOWERS, Tax Collector. Prescott Arizona. Sept. 3, lSls,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
Sheep for Sale.

.hont a THOUSAND FINE MEEiINC SHEEP for -ie .. V err low figures, for cash. Aadrsss at ihs ieuags Ranch, Williamson yal;ey, or at Theo Lois-
 Prescott, Arizona. Cs SAtfE.
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AdministratOr,s Sale.

p.rsuap, to an order of the Probate Court of the County of Yavspa and Territory of Arizona, duly made and entered on the 9th day of September A D ls'r whereby 1t Is ordered that the administrator of the es tate Of John M ROuntr-e deceases sell all or me pro crty of said estate to pay the expenses of adinira t5 and the claims presented and allowed against inc saA estate at public private sale as ray Dr deemed for fine best interest of all concerned. Nofce hereby vs hsi the undersigned administrator Oi said estate will at public auction to the highest bidder Tor cash in front of the north door or the Court house' " colt, in said county, on
 s,turday. the 18th day of October. ISIS all igh. title and interest of the said dsceased a the s; n, his deah and all right tide interest since so ,ro by operation of law of, fin afui to the following dsrSbed land and real estate, situate, BnR and beihs in the county of Yavapai and Territory or ArhOha VIZ Az ,,ndivid. oua-hsf interest in lot number twenty-siH sG i'm block number thirteen tl3' fronting on Monte za street on the west sids Of the Pihza m the toW Inf prescott in said county. Also undiTsd interest of Nf,v fee; in the first north extension on the Ores
 .is Ie pr vein of rock containing precious metals, citrate lying snd beng fin the Tiger Mining D-tf1cf County and Terrissry afortsah
 The undersigned Sil ip the meantime receINe seaie'i ids ar prpposas for the purehase of the above de-
 i,i ,,ouerty or any part thereof, up to i9 o'clock ~ on Fy,ay the lIth day of October, ls1s at which hour uch bids or proposals will be opened, and sas- fv will be accepted, and the property sold a private ae and in case satisfactory bi or proposal be r- @ ,e suscifed Terms of sale ten per cent at time oi
 and the balance upon the approval Of the sale oy the S,. Cn,t conyeyances at the expense of purchaser. w. WJ.TOMPKINs, Administration
 of the Estate Of John N. Rountree, deceasei Prescott, Sept. 2th.-td
 The above sale is hereby postponed until saturday Nov. 23d, 1878, at the same place and hrs W. I. TOMPKINs, Administrator. Prescott. Arizona. Oct. H. 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
Notice te settle.

All persons are nodArd tssf they nszs<s c,R ar n, Capt.tns s onee wiisn thirty csys and retts their counts. either with ttc moue. by note. No desis- fton eflssrtzpea- GEO. W. CU7Tfs
 frrseogi, Ma! 2sth, lssd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25

Arizona, october 2is;, lS7s. Auders l. AeIh 55S1--s,-r Marx John T,.lo,, ' R NcFarren R IT is-r,sr5 | R Meachsm wm 1Si,na E McMutteney y,c,;soD n ' osborn T,;,s'sor F Plumb F-2 ns1,s A Price T H-3 I,s57-inssu C Rector 5sa,.i- sTt-s al Stry MSS S.-, Todd IT
 ,sr.--5 Sf Trayu.r 1T T-Is,s- ff N Walker n V - r.s"s I ,f Wilson . Nj 53o-~;ns Js-2 Z,ngleI l.
 The above named persons will please call foF Ad' eF'isS' As''''; T. " OTIS. P. Nj.
 nudwoiser Beer, SIS per ease, at Gan2's.
 Trv the Miller wiskey, s4 per gallon, at Bowen, Knowles Co.'S. aoA
 NorIcE.-- Gsns having just received large lot of Budweiser Beer, offers the same at reduced rates. SIT
 The City Brewery is itself again. Plenty of good Lager Beer on hand aug9-u
 Wanted immediately Is coo shaved shingles : by F. G. PARKER. oZh' ! Best flour s5.5o per 100 lbs, at Bowen ! Knowles X Co. a"s'i snb.er;ntions taken, at Publishers prices, for all Newspapers and Magazines, az otls s'
 u-, ,,o,;ca that NJ. I,owenthal the tailor, " 5,or fo Kelly sS Stephens, is doing ia,,.d noa1 work Call and see him. Septic FArI. IN THE PRICE OF IUABER--ih ne -. -,.orel,aufable lumber, fencing, etc, can now be bought at Curtis saw-nli TOT ss5 n thousand, CASH One million ieet oi this class of lumber now n the yard. Kip Boots from Ss 10 Ss at -N- .'. Mason ,n :. cits Boot and Shoe Store. a-s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
Valuable Mining Property For
 Gnt

oser for my one-hall interest in the Mammoth and E. r. Mines (incorsrEe, and ons-third interest in the A. K. Mioe, situated about ten miles Wes of irr~cott on Spruce Mountain Gu.ch- Also half inter est the Permanent Mine, situated in Hasssyamps Dstrict 1iS miles North of the 5enstor Mn. Thess yalnsbIe properes vln be sold At sserifce Enquirr st John IRaibles or of FRANK SCHULTZ
 Prescott Angus. 7th, 1STs.tt
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Remember that newspapers and msga- zines can be obtained at the Store of T. W. Otis. octl6-iw

Fresh pasted coffee every day, a; Bowen, Knowles sS Co. aSl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25

All animals left with will receive caref Ll attention We have on hand large quantity of frs class BAR- LEY HAY which we are feeding o stock in our charge The patronage the public is respectfully solicited
 JOHN A. LAvOfE & co, r,r.scott July I6 IS7s ProprietOrs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25

A. J. Mason is selling Boots ard Shoes ? per cent less than any house in Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estray Notice.

Came to my ranch lis miles northwest of Prescott. a hay mule with He shoulder aud collar marks. The owner Si please prove property pay charges and take same away. J. F. MORRELL.
 Prescott Oct. 70, ls7s-24wS
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District
 Territory of Arizona, County of MohaVe ASA KIMBLE and NEWELL A. KIM BILE, partners under the hrIn naIue and style of KIMBLE BROTHERS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
pos;osice Letter List.

Tie following k list of letters remaining in the Prescott posJ0Itice Yavapai County | Arizona. October 2ist, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25

Brogans from s2 50 lo S450. at the City Boot and Shoe Store of 4. ]. Mason. a2T
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
A GENERA LIVERY BUSINESS

The undersigned respectfully inform the public they have lea,ed the stable formerly occupied by BSr-
 nard Rarick and prepared to do
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25

v,, ,,oa,s frana s4 to Ss at X. I. Masonic ,ifs Boot and Shoe Store. a-s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
TUESDAY.

fate arrival from Signal, represents ] in general as quite blue all over that
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale.
Notice t0 Settle.

Prescott. August .e. iss1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-24
The Water for the Fair.

Colonel KNIGHT has written us q kindly
letter, suggesting that we may have gone
too far in suggesting that the wells in the
Fair Grounds may be impaired BY the IN
filtration OF ce-drainage-sucha as ''bot'
tle-washings, heel-taps," etc.-into them
he defends the wells, assuring us and the
public that they are we'll protected from
surface. drainage and yield good drinking
water.
The Colonel will pardon us on the ground
OF being very anxious to advance our plan
to introduce the city water into the Fair
Grounds BY putting tue present system to
disadvantage.
We readily admit the truth Of what he
says but he will still pardon us for WORD
more, seeing that both he and ourselves are
anxious that the city water shall be intro
duced into the FAIRGROUNDS.
Wells in Richmond are much scandalized
for the well-known fact that all the old wells
have lost character by their deterioration
from neglect or by the pollution OF theil
water through under-drainage. Wells are
not prosperous in the public estimation
in any locality inhabited by large popula
tons. They are generally abandoned
wherever large numbers congregate. There
are no Lodges OF rock about the Fair
Grounds, and no reason why the well;
there should have immunity from the de-
fects that make wells Objectionable in large
communities.
But the introduction OF the city water
into the FAIRGROUNDS is necessary, because
the supply FROM the wells is not sufficient
and in meeting the necessity by introducing
this water the wells Will be put oct OF The
question. The possibility OF not getting
the city water is what the ColoaeI is think
ing Of; and in that event we shall be sure te
venerate the 'old oaken bucket which
hangs in the we'll mot forgetting, how
ever, that "alPs web that ends wells"
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The spoon.Thief.
IWytheyille Enterprise.I

For the remnant OF true, honest, and de-
cent people in the old Bay State who have
not bowed down to this political Baa, we
entain much sympathy; but il the masses
there have become so rotten and corrupt as
to choose this embodiment OF corruption Tor
their ruler, the people OF the country. at
large may we'll be congratulated on the TACT
that more decent man-however black
Radical he may chance 70 be-Wili oc-
cupy the seat in Congress which muir
derer OF MumIord and vile slanderer OF south
eru ladies has so long dsgraced. The bare
idea Of such q brute filing an official posi-
ton, either State or National, is enough to
disgust all right people. Call him
Re1ublicap, Greenbacker, Democrat or
what not, the very name Of Benjamin +.
Butler must forever be a stencil in the nos
trils of honest and decent Americans
North. South, East, and West. No party
with which he may choose to atniiate' no
principles which he may espouSe, no virtue
which he may pretend to practice, can ever
relieve him Of the odium which attaches to
his name; and the people Of New Orleans,
scourged as they are now with the yellow
fever, no doubt consider that they are bet
ter off than when they were afflicted with
black vomit in the person OF spoon-thlef
Ruttnr .....,-s.
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GIVE have had in history repeated expert
ments for keeping parer-moDey at par with
coin by the system of making it payable in
coin on demand, and so far there has been
an jcnominious failure whenever the hold
ers of paper wanted the coin. Let US try
the other plan, and when it fails it will be
time enough to denounce it as the idea OF
financial lanatics."
Thus Mr.. Goudy. Now for the facts.
The Bank OF England, and the banks OF
Scotland and Ireland, have not failed TO re-
deem their notes on demand for nearly sixty
years. They have suspended payments TO
depositors, temporarily, but not to bill
holders. The Bank Of France did not fail
to redeem its notes on demand for siXty-siX
years before the late Franco-German war,
and then it suspended only at the instance
OF the Government, to enable it to advance
notes for use in prosecuting the war in eX-
cess OF its ability to redeem them on de-
mand.
AS to the other plan, 1t has been tried
over and over again, and always with dis
astrous results. 1t has been tried in Rus
STA, in Austria, in Turkey. in Italy. in Bra
zil, in this country, and in many other
places. 1t was tried in China six hundred
years ago and more, and finally abandoned
after many disasters. 1t was tried in France
in the days Of John Law, and again in the
DAYS OF the Red Revolution, and ended in
disaster both times. 1t was tried more than
once by the American colonies. then by the
Continental Congress, again by the Con-
cress of the United States, and by the Con-
fcderate States, with like results. It is now
the right time ''to denounce 1t as the idea
OF financial lunatics," and OF demagogues
who want the votes Of financial lunatcs.-
Chicago Times.
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AGreat Lie.

The papers report BEAST BUTLER as say
ing in speech delivered in the Northwest
recently as follows:
Gle declared the teaching Of history in
this country and European countries was
that irredeemable currency is more easily
kept at par value than q currency rcdecma-
BILE in coln."
BUTLER is man without honor, and is
perfectly indifferent as to his reputation in
the world. He will readily say anything
that he thinks will delude anybody into q
belief in his false sayings and theories. So
he boldly declares in effect thst an irredeem-
able currency may be maintained more
easily at par with gold than can gold itself
be maintained at par with itself. The anon
aly OF the age is beheld in this fact that
men ayow most Shamelessly the most fool
ish and untenable ideas and theories.
BUTLER Is man OF sense, although q
brute aud rascal. A smart man may
be q rascal. as all know, and if it
ever had been doubted before, BUTLER him
self is signal instance that shows that as
bad man as is known in these times is q
sharp strategist aad well-informed person.
The most lamentable thing OF the times
IL this that men have been SO deluded by
the unprincipled politicians and Greenback
lunatics that BUTLER gets up now and
boldly ayows faith in the truth OF propo-
sition which he knows TO be an arrant lie.
BUTLER presumes upon the ignorance OF
the people in avowing it, under the i'm.
press,on that the people are sufficiently per
yerted in mind or morals to become them
selves deluded into indifference to it, OF
hope that such lie may serve q turn t.
their advantage. II, .4 d
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MAssACHUsETTs.-Wc do not find suffi-
Gent resentment in our heart against that
people to make US wish that Butler should
be elected to rule over them. Their ianati-
cism has no balance. wheel, but their hands
are not red with the blood OF 4 Mumford,
nor their tongues bIistered by the enuncia-
ton OF insulting orders to women. Any
body other than the Beast to snatch the
sceptre from the Republicans. lie is ca
ricature upon humanity. The disruption
Of the gallant Democratic minority OF the
State bodies no good TO u.s. WqrTenton IN
IpT
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~ Arma.

r,..d m Monday the 23d Instant, ut half past
oicock A. Af, Aftlr long and painful illness, Ell.
LIE RANilO LPH, youngest child OF Robert A. alld
NH. faneraI viii take place from the Second Pres.
byiesiai, church Rev. DR.. Hoee,sl on TuEsDAl.
fhe 14ili instant oil O'Clock z. 81. The fftends 0!
the family IRE invited 10 aftend.. q
Died. Monday, September e, 1878, at " O'Clock,
His funeral will take place from the residence OF
his father COG New street., TIL ESI)AY MoRNlSG
OF / / O'Clock Friends Of the family are invitca 10
attend. tr-tz9. 100 r....
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NO Greenback Lunatic.
PEMBROKE, GILES COUNTY. VA, !
Sentember Ii, 1878, {

Editor Pearisburg VrginiGn:
In your issue OF the 9Th instant I see the
report of a meeting held at Snidow's Mill
for the purpose OF organizing Green
back club" and giving my name as presl-
dent OF the club.
desire to state that was not present at
the meeting, and knew nothing OF itunlil
saw the proceedings published in the F1r-
qinian. l am Greenbacker in one sense
OF the word, but have no sympathy with
the party which, under the lead of Brick
Pomeroy and Beast Butler, is now attempt
ing to secure foothod in the country.
Respectfully, A. L. TUCKER.
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