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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08
DeIinquenI saIe Notice.

TrProP SILVER MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place of business, san Frznss co, California
 Location of works, Black Canyon District, Yassr1l County Arizona Territory. NoTiCE-There arc delinquent upon the folloxn< described stock, account of assessment (No. 2 levi on the 10th day of December, 1S7 the several set opposite the of the respective shareholders fo11 "|.|
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Assessment Notice.

To Joseph Drew, Len ID. Sivyer, Hatfield Pettibons and all others owning claiming to in the Leyian- than mine lode. situate in Goodwin District Yayapa County, Arizona.
 You hereby notify that if you do not appear with in ninety 90 days from the date hereof and pay to H. KEYES all of your proportion of the assessments required by law the undersigned will claim forfeit of your interests in said lode according to the min ing laws in force. c. H. KEYES.
 Prescott, Jan. Ii, 1878.
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Assess,nent Notice.

To Hatfield Pettibone and all others owning claim ing to own in the VICroRrNE mine, situate Groos Greek, fin Hassayampa District, Yapapai County.
 You are hereby notified that if you do not appear within ninety 90i days from the date hereof and pay to C. H. Keyes all of your proportion of the assessment, required by law, the undersigned will claim forfeiture of your intere in said lode according to the mining laws now in force. c. II. KEYES.
 pres.off. Ian. III. 1873.
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Dec. 2s.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,

Seminal Emissions the consequences ss self abuse. This solitary vice or depravcd sexual indulgence. is prac oed by the youth of both Co almost un
 ed extent producing with unerng ceainiy the oliow ing train of morbid symptoms nniess eombated by sci snec medical viz: Salow eountenanee daTs spots under the eyes paa in the head ringing m tnt ears noise like the rsng of leaves and raitling oi chariots uneasness about the oins weakness Of the lmbs confused vision, bluned intellect loss of conn ience. difdence in approaching strangers eisaSe 70 form new acouainances disposition shun society, loss of memory hectic shes pimpes aEd various eruptons about the acs frred tongue fstid breath coughs con sumption, night sweais, monomonia and frequent nsan-
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strased or Stolen.

s.ss5ea or stolen from m5 Rasch. esst of rr--sot
 ear % ss5 h;,. snss one Dark Bay Horse wik of foreiead One Light Day Csiifs-a;. % oaa szx . s s ln rope his neck 1'@ nofse, nath sno1s ,,on m xhlrh wil lead to their recovery or & ,s Z M 2S rss1Eued by the undersigned payfna the psson 70 aeye1ng sa.d horses SIS ff sse borsss gre .ea slo s1n be paid for ssr rez,,rn win proof md
 Preseofs. Jan. ss s'',sl Ss]rs azo- T. 8. cvBrzss
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Si5eTi0s safe.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, CorrSrr OF fSrATAt

TERRITORY OF AIktLosAt sS-
 Coux1r or T.vATAt-
 x rs.s~ and Jose Tscs, rartnersotz 2 - - " .,,,''..ne M, ssss of Ii. BacA Co. Tssin'si's
 .x q. aesnrx, his wifs, ,'defsntants- = .-, orisr of sals issued ont 9. the n.s & Court of the Third Judicial p.ss' s S.ssSs z, s n tow Of Arizcna- in and fer ne eo-' - % ma fo me 6 , bT ~sa a cemandsd 70 Pressss - t of szje and to se the foos11s - len fS, in ,he xi,isSs cf Prescott County of R @sa aeieis Territory ss laid down aud desls - T fh< Rorisr os sala NiaRe. together wl.a - si. even inprorsrrsntz situated thereon Nosies 's h>1ees 'is;s Saturday, the 9th day of February iofos ., 10 ck x in front of ths courthouse n tns s,.r Isee of Prcrcot,, in said County and s', f ssn In, above described propertys as rupAo S ss ,;se n;lcr for csh to ralse the sums Q. monss ia ssd order directed to be made tose,nes n,a cost anc acea a'-n-e VI SheEiG. Prescott. s T.. Jan- IS lsss-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08
MONDAY.

S. c. Rees, of Chino Valley, continues te supply his regular customers with alfaifi hay of an excellent quality. John Dolan informs us that himself and partner have bonded mine in the Tiger district to somc San Francisco capitalists for the sum of si5,000, and are soon to TO. ceive their money.
 We were pleased to meet our old neigh bor and friend, the Hon w. ]. O'Neil, in town yesterday, from Kirkland Valley Mr. o'Neil is one of Yavapai's staunchcst men.
 Perfecto Armijo is having bad luck, losing his mules. He advertises two more to- day for the return of which he is willing to pay.
 At Constable's sale, this forenoon. 750 feet in tho Morning Glory mine, Turkey Creek district belonging to A. T. Scott, were sold to satisfy claim of O. A. En- sign, in the amount of $102.65. The prop erty was bid in by Fred Williams, for 4aoO. Ne have seen some very good-looking siiseF rock which was brought in from the vicinity of Kirkland Valley. It is being asshyed. and when the correct value is s<F~N3 s-.<<4S>< ctzat& XIV 4t kCrA411es Au the meantime prepare yourselves for some- thing startling.
 NEW REsrAURAST.--The new restaurant, under Tim Hawkins & Co.'s management, in the back portion of c. F. Catcs build iag, opened yesterday morning, with flat tering prospect for financial success. Ten regular cash boarders were registered be- sides quite large number of resdy-pay customers by the day. Everything about the dining-room aud kitchen looks white fD and clean. The food is said to be exoel- lent and the restaurant, take it all in ali, Is quite a convenience-
 THAw REsAr--By request of Tim Haw- kins we publish the following:
 PREscorr, A. 1T. Jan. {. Sample of orc reposited for rcssy from the Hawkins' mine. located hy Tim Hawkins Esq- who never pays for anything, e0os per ton in silver, fs0o < a75s ceats.
 Orro k PARx, Rnssycrs.
 {AxA1rrzcAI nxsAr IN 100 pABsa: Aocilago sub-carbonate l3.0o ca<zAee of sqnedleous --..----...- Io.l7 1 Itorax sup. 78f
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Notice 10 Confracfe..z

ss rir} z bs received by the TFusss. of sf L. Da-kford co rsascn a.a, f Prescott at ts store
 x snrsb e.ba ,s:s for furnIzz lnsss2.as and 5i as<..sas in t,s hends of E aee vssn phns znd sRs
 By crIsr c9 , tss light ssjscs any and a bs-
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Notice of Asscssment.
iDEEIck cr rnr n. - -

" fHE bL-sx wznnroE &. M Co. Eotice is herc,.. ~,~ 4. fazzeoTT, Jan. 3I, Tss5- l.t - .ss been levied upon he canit.i @ sssS of he at he oee ss ssssf ss Mining compeny, ns asd payable secrtry on sbs islh sz 5 in Prescott A. T. se s u -'f oI EeDrnzFy. A. D. 1878.
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Notice

All persons interested In the Setting Sun lode (gold and silver beArng) situated Mineral Park, Walapai District, Mohsye county Arizona Territory, and who have not paid their proportion of the expenses incurred in the amount of work said mine required by law, hereby notified that if they do not in ninety days, from the date hereof pay to Mrs Corbea, g.. Welbourn the amount due, their ownersp in said claim
 will be forfeited in accordance with the mining laws in force. e. 6. WELBOURN.
 Mineral Park, November i2, 1871. sOd
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And in aecordancs with law, and an or Ter of ti, Board Of Directors, made the tenth day of Dec fs7 go many shares of each parcel of such stock as nay h the Company Rooms and [. 327 Pine street. san Trnc cisco, Cahiornla, on MONDAY, the FOURTH dsy o| FEBRUARY, 1s5s at the hour of o'clock r ,r oI said day. 70 pay said delinquent a<sessment ther,a s geter with costs of advertising and exposer of fsl saie. ID. F. vERDENAI. Secretary. saange Building, s25 Pine street. San Frsncisco Gas
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CuRED AT HOME.

Persons as distance may be CURED AT HOME by addressing letter 10 Dr. Gibbon, stating case symp- toms length of time the disease has continued and have medicines promptly forwarded. tree from damage and curiosity to any part of the country with full and plain
 directions By enclosing Ten dollars coin. In registered loter through tse Posto6ce or through Wells Fargo Ca paekare of medicine win be frwsIred any part of the tTnioa Address DIR J. F. GIDEON,
 srrl0vtd Box l957, San Francisco.
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Dissolution Nataca

Lne copartnership heretofore existing rnder te frr style and nanie of Bdwen and Thonpeos i< tIIs ds~ son valley. -~"-ts s-o'.s
 THos. J. BIDwELL.
 THOS. K. THOMPSON. m Mr oird having purchased the interest of Mfr T. K 6seed under the Arm name and style of BIwen snd ,ru- assume All liabilities Of the old firm and wI1 collect all debts due said firm and an rss,,. 1s.ss - profts both in law aud equity.
 IEos. T. BIDwELI,
 RICHARD 6TRD -s THos. K. THOMPSON.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08
REDEMPTION OF co UNITY WARRANTS.

tsESERkT. FUND.
 Series of ls7s, from No. 2sG to 2ss incfassv..
 CONTINGENT FUND: Series of ls77, vsrrant No. 27.
 Ihe holders of said warrants ar, hereby 1otIIeu that interest thereon ceases fror,, tf,r ua.e hereto affixed, and that if Inc sa,ne he not presented within ten days. the funds set s1. ala,s TOT Ineir redemption will oe applied to srh,aes snsnt oI warrants next iE the order in --' 'nes "ese issued- E. J. CooK. r-....... County Treasurer Prescott, February 4, 1878. los
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08
x THE WAY TO CALIFORNIA.
TolI-HousE, CouSTs RoAD,

1avapai Co. A. T. Jan. 26, 1878.
 Ep. IxER:-This morning finds us wend. ing our way west in onr coxy wssron, through this beautiful country. These rock. cries along here formed by the hand of na- tare, upon which grow evergreens, cactus end various other plants are truly delightful fo behold. This excellent road reminds one of tho good old ssdays of yoren and of crossing thc Alieghsay Mountains ever the turnpike roed.
 SKULL vALf.Er, SUNDAY. 27th.
 The appearance of this country is eaite surprising. The soil Is very good, and the people are fixing 10 stop here some time. ~ fhef ale prospccti7g the hills and ag1tatinz. ahe subject of huilding school house. It seens from the amount of hay coming ont, that fhere is gold in the ysliey as we'll as irI the hills surrounding if.
 DATE GREEK.
 There are seen some of nature's sfrxncf freaks. Tic rugged mountains which ris< ID, sfrzngcIy contrast with the murmurina xixu1et and the eroaang vegetation. Hefl uo ssc inc wild olc4ndcr, fresh and green ], 13,c efaer in fill foliage, and tho willow. nnd s<lme<Ainx resembling outter-cups in hloom: aud sti, furthes alo1g tcn varieties of cnciSs appear. also what 5ono cell the| tlsviIx viking csne, which i1, believe, the cooncc1fr.x ink between zbo cectps family e1d enr111o Hood More anon.
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hasach fof Sale.

>''-" .' 1a< xas l<snrk rsas',s o2 s3 .9s ssr's h
 ss.s. oiss. s.-s '''' 2 2 + s.s-:: 2:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08
To The Unfortunate .
DIR. GIBBOy-S DISPENSARH 623. K.earny Street s. F,

Fssablishsd in e54. fer the neat ment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases lsreh as Gonosrh0ea, Gleet Striasare syphilis in all it's forms. Seminal |Weakress, Impoiency, Skin Diseases |etc.. ..srnanenfly cured, or no charge
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-02-08
sherin's Sale.

TxnE1roRY or .saszoxa., COUNTY or YAvAPAi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-01
A GREAT FARMERS MAxlNs.

The successful life Of Mr.. Jacob Straw.
the prince % American farmers is as,ribut-
ed 10 the close observation Of the 70 loving
maxim-. originated BY himself: hs
Make your ies,ces hieh aud strong so
thcy wilIkeep The cat.,e and pigs out. Il
,ou have brush make your lots strong aud
secure and keep the hogs from the coin.
7 Be sure to get hands to bed by seven
0, clock they will rise early BY force Of
circumstances 8
Pay hand. If he is poor hand. al
You promise him; and il he j. good one
pay him little more, il will tne urage
him 10 do better.
Always feed youi hands rs well as YOU
feed yourself. for the laboring men are th'
bone aud sinew Of the land aud ought e. Il
well trested. n
am satisfied that getting up early. IN
dastry and regular habits are the be-
medicine precritei for health
Study your own interest closely aud d.
not spend your time IN elec,ing the Presi
dents, Governors and other su,alier oihcers
or talk If hard times aud spend Jour Jim
in whiting store b. xes.-t Mos X oa
fsidn. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-05-01

stead Of kilinga sheep near by. The hrs.
Time i dog kllls . sheep he will suck The
blood and eat some aud We satisfied. lie
lie will soon learn 10 kill several. sucking
the blood until be- is full. eating no flesh
the first night.
Mhen your sheep are killed By dogs. say
nothing about ii. but skin the dead sheep.
Gu, four OF Eve gashes in the shoulder. pat
A. snlag amount Of frst>class strJ chnine IN
the gasl,es. and let them lie in tie place in
which ynu found them. The hrst night *.
ter the killing there viii he no Digs on
hand. but the second night they will come
aud il The morning you wlll6n them sevsr,-
Ii punished for their depredatiuns.
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SWEET POTATOES

To the spot CHOSEN % bear sweet potatoes
he eom,ng year. Mr.. Jones haais eut ip
the fall the accumulated manure Of the sea-
son. and spreads ut The rate Of some.hi.g
ike thirty ions 20 the serei leaving e % be
fined. dissolved aud nellvwed by exposure.
In course Of the month Of April he plows
the patch. but not m0re than three inches
deep aud dsy or two before putting out
inc sets. late 10 May be casts The land into
saalIow ridge. By farming the furross to-
gstber, being careful the loose earth is not
more than SIX inches deep, and u the 1VP
n the ridge SITS the plants and eultiystes
ID ths usual manner. Mr.. jones theory
!. that the sweet pOts,o v . gross feeder.
but lie riots iced Uul; ner the surface. aud
that n order 70 have the tabers develop to
their smaothest aud lsrgest proportions.
there must be certain amount VI resist nee
h. the soiI. and hey hnj that 10 the undls-
.urbed clay han below.
Whatever the soil and depth Of ploxing.
the land must be thrown up into ridges
just previous 70 setting out the plants. A
Yirginia grower recommends making these
sldges only twsnl, eight " thirty inches g.
part. from ,enire lOcentre. Some growers
prefer them taree feet apart Tor ease OI
cultivation after che vines haze made coD-
sidsnbis grosth When tbs ridges afs
cloe together the plants are set 1t the same
distance apart frOm each other. thus msk-
ing rows both wsys. aud allowiBg enss cul'
tiyalion shsn The plants are yoang. i
the ross are three feet apart the plants ar'
&c, eighteen Or twenty inches apart IN th'
rpss. The sstsr cultivation issinply 10 keel
tie ground mslIo~ and free from weeds
A Virginia correspondent states that
three-sboyel .plow 70 the best iRplemsn
FOR eultiYanhg sweet potatoes. There sr
,so narrow shoyels forward, which scrs
fhs sides Of the ridges. aud q wide shove
n the rear immediately replaces the cart
apon The ridges.
Tbe node Of planting out 10 the Geld
she ame. The saec, potatoes are cut ]
h.:yes and laid outside down on the esrt
n the bot-beds. and covered with earth. A
fast % the sprouts are large enough, The
are pulled % sec vat. Or packed Tor sale ,
shipment.--Es.
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SHEEP KILLING DOGS.

The dog that cncs kills sheep can never
II broken of he habi.. They Kill them
By ,ssrpz open de larre veihs N tbe neck
ana uskinE the blood. A dog Who u sd.
diciea 10 lis habit vii teach other dog,
They generally travel In pair. large deg
End ! small one. although sometimes . siB.
Gle deg will I'LL sheer. They are very
eunning sbout IL. and none bot green
dog viii kill sheep in the Daytime. while
tbsy often r. long distances from hons 10.
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PRrMniifS

View subscribers lapply ihg cafIyJ for the year
;sss nisy have. Withheld charge. che numlwrsf for
The lsf qilarirr ~ 1864 o. ~ssch periodically as
they MAJ subscribe Tor.
Orinsiead new aib-rris<rsto any two. three
~ four Of the sloys pegiodieals, may have one u
the Your Re,iews fuf 1871; subscribers 10 MI
I've mny have Two 81 The .Four Reviews, or one
aet oflIisrkwood,s Magazine for 1871.
Neither premiums to slil,serilerr nor discount
10 clubs ran l,e SLOWED unless The money y re-
lnitted dlrrrt 70 ihe publishers. No premiums
given Ia titll,t - = srs.tf rf1
70 seizure prrmiuup u win he necessary 20
runke Early kppshsii~a. ~ The ssesk available for
that purpose !, imlied.
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A discount II twenty per rent win BE allowed
70 clubs nf lnuT or ni0re persons. Thus: four
coiyIes Of bIackwood OF N one Review sill lie
scnt a. .iie ad,Ires-fof stsysssFsur copies ofthe
eur Reviews and Bimkwood Cor sls and 20 on
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ROWING FARMERS.

There are class Of farmers who are con-
stantly on the lookout for a better place 70
20 Their farms are always Tor sale, and
they dream IL luxuriaDt lands in some other
y ,rt ii the country, which can be bought
! for songs where they iuagins that ,hey
wonld be ihure prosperous, aud ENJOY lie
better. than where they now reside. Many
OF these men own moltgaged farms, aud
for such nasu todesirc 70 remove where they
can own q free farm. though il be FAR. n
way, Il bit y natural manifestation - bet
ter one ) condition. which the human :piud
cannot resist but where can these men
10. ate. selling their farms and be content.
ed? That is scrivus question which no
man can answer Of bis knoaledge. Sop
p.,se they can sell out snd commaiid thouss
and Or fifteen HUNDRED dollars after pay
ing their debts, snd they start for the
West krasas. lsss. Missouri or some
other State. Eighty acre. If land, with q
comfortable house or log cabin Ou il. can
he bought for from s. TO SO per acre.
The land is all right, as good rs lies out
Of doors;' but. alas. for she Surroundings
Neighbors are scarce, society Is myth.
and poor, fra.s housewife, who followed her
husband wiiLoata murmur. pines for friends
The children have TO 20 two miles or far
Their to school; and in the winter season
they cannot attend much Of the time ON no
count Of the stopms. Churches are few
aud Car between. AMI the people are gen
orally mixture Of various nations; am
the result Of all is that many an Easter
farmer Who goes West is unhappy and
wishes himself back to his old homestead
30 i: one goes South or anywhere. he wIl
MT find things just to bis mind. u ON
thing il better than on the old place. an
other is worse and taking all things int
consideration. bur few farmers change 'he'
residences, who are able to make LYNN
on the old place. that better themselves B
NOTING TO distant State. One may oil
tain rich land alta lew price where tber
no,ftaiket for what be grows; and I
may GET into an ushsalthy locality, an
sun Ne rsy bury bis wife and ehildrel
and shat then! gloomy world fer him.
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Edinburgh Magazine.

fF- These Reprints Nv not eeleefiens; they
five the originals IN rnll. md 70 about ons-thlrd
the prize efthf English Editions.
The lafr., aflyatres aud discoveries IN the arts
and srIrnrr.. the rrrenf additions 20 ApowiefTe
10 every department II literature, ard ~ The
new publication. ~ thef Issue nom the press,
are fillly reported and di~rw~cd IN the paEes af
thesr prrindirals. III laugHaEe ~ nee essr. mr.
cible aud comprehensive. The articles are enm-
monty NOR condrn.ef and flill of mater than
he average topks oflh period.
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