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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-19
AGreatlnYentiOn

And one of much cement 10 the people NJ
large, always attracts attention. 1t has
been the history of all trades aud branch ~
OF labor that the primitive method OF ne
cOmpllshing the desired end has boon quite
laDOfious, and very slow In its Iuaulls, at
least the history OF well making seems 10
confirm the assertion, First digging with
the PICK and spade, then somebody thought
OF boring by hand, but ut first the augers
used were crude AFFAIRS ana capable OF Dor
ing, but Il small hole supply ing II very little
pure water. The opening up OF the great
west made the demand for wells so great
that within the last two ears well. boring
tools have been Invented, and the business
has been in n measure revOlutiOnized, and
has become source OF money.malIiug
equalled by no other branch where the IN.
Vestment IL so little. MeR are lOOkiig now to
where they can get the best machine. Per-
JectlOa has al last been reached, ana we offer
you machine complete in every detail, one
that IL destinedlO live when all others are
forgotten. IL is the only auger ever In
vented with stone NJ Rchment or an ad-
Unstable head that boIes any sized well,
rom Two feet up, without reimers, called
1875, and manufactured by o. H. Hodge, Du-
DuqueI iowa. Any one wis ing TO go INTO
the business. or trade land, town property
or stocK for an anger aud territory, or want
10 travel In this state and sell augers and
territory on large commission, will please
call on me at the National hotel, or =. p
Depler at the Planters house, Elm street,
Dallas, Texas, where | will be for the next
thirty days. The anger IL on exhi otion, and
IL running all the time. | will guarantee
any man 10 make as much as $40 per day.
This looks like gold mine, doesn't il but
II mas BEEN made with this machine day
after day, and Will be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough to 90
INTO the business. Co G and see me before
IL IL 100 late, rs can not stay in this place
but thirty days. ID. N, ROOT,
Patentee Ofsaid Anger,
N BIAS have been engaged in the well
BORING ouslnt rs Tor the last Two years, and
IN use, ana having run the Centennial Anger
Tor The last five months, would cheerfully
commend 1t rs the most complete, and
oest anger In the market. Yours respect
fully, So, DAPHNE
jan8d&wlm
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Ana SIM Another.

II will be seen by reference to our
column ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that Captain
Cox Is candidate for the city secre.
taryship Captain G.. has hosts of
warmly attached friends in Dallas,
and is man OF good habits and fine
business qualifications. II he is elect
ed the city will have no ADLER or
worthier officer.
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Here IN Your Omn,bu.

All orders for passengers and BAG.
gage, left at Ben Loebs' cigar store at
Connor n Walkers drug store, will re-.
oeive prompt attention. Also have
iioats for moving freight, furniture
household goods, etc, on short notice
noe I'm W. z. sILER, Proprietor. =
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Three families Of excellent people
from old Gooberdom arrived yester,
day at Richardson. They are mon Of
property, aud have come to stay. Tmn
HERALD bids them welcome TO Texas.
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Fred hanget, ticket broker at the
LaGronde hotel, buys and sells tickets
to all points in the United States and
Europe, lie has also coun ty scrip for
sale. janl4,tt
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lIDaIins CiIy Lumber YARD,

just received, u lull line Of camp
chairs, latest style, new patterns, low
prices, NJ Jansen BrotherH, on Elm
street, iOl--l0-lm,
Dallas CiIy Lumber Yard,
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
stonePipe Cb,m,.x.

SAFER, mora durable, and eheaper
than brick. Architects and insurance
men recommend them. Manufactured
ana sold at Ito Main street, opposite
the Crutehfeld house. i.nIg,t
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NIMrhrInmA.

Messrs. I'D. Stockle and Jake Folder,
formerly with Wilson, have opened II
barber shop near the Lamar hotel,
the first shop west Of the entrance on
Main street. They are prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to their pa
irons jgnlj I'm.
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National.
Dallas city Lumber YARD.


The "Starrett Strap" rubber over
shoe for ladies, gents and misses-that
never pulls of in the mud. Can only
be found Mt Pages Boot and Shoe store,
sos Main reet.-jan.l2lw.
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Aln 10 lInpn,A.

The mud, the mud, the beautiful
mud In order to save doctors bills,
keep your feet dry by going to Pages
Boot and Shoe store, and buying pair
Of those rubber boots or shoes just re-
CpiVpl ian lo1w.
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Notice.

have charged the last article to any
man, woman or child in Texas, tut II
you nave any money and want n Der.
leyi tlme>keeper at about half price
ianst y. AUSTIN,
J"ho lIh No. bOi Main STRAIT
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.


Manufactured in Dallas and sold at
lowest eastern prices. Office and works,
10 Main street, opposite Crutchfeld
house. janl3tf
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Sons Of Temperance,

Until further notice, the Sparkling
Water Division Sons Of Temperance,
will meet in the Episcopal chapel in
the rear Of 81. Matthew's cathedral, on
Saturday evening ut half.past 7 O'clock.
CHARLES N, MASON, W,P,
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DaiIns City Lumber Yard.

"A great bargain in apples at Ad.
ans u Co.'S. II
Adams n Co. fill orders for grain
and produce. If
Baltimore oysters, so cents a can,
at Delmonico. II
Choice onions So per barrel at
Adams n Co.'S. If
Reliable help for weak and ner.
vous suffers. Chronic, painful and
Frustrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulvermacher's electric
belts the grand desideratum. Avoid
limitations. Book and journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address PM.
Vermacher Galvanic Company, Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.
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aailg Gerald.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF DALLAS CITY
No,ioe

Henry v, Gllllgg a Cou proprlelofhol 'Nu
American fEchange AMI Reading ltoo'nF
llO strand, London, England, arc our u"l
authorized agents 10 solicit Huphnllp ll"hh
snd advertisements, TnE pAlLf iiHhALn
viii be found on do, and Texans Ia Lonqoh
viii mud II NJ their service,
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
Brooklyn Travel,

=. NJ. Hammond. once opposite state
savings Bank Main street. decg7.im
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E. I'll. CUSHING,
PUBLISHER AND DEALER S
School and MisCeIIanoOussOOk


PUBLISHES:
%, oLn'h Z. .hooRE's Poems, 500 o SOC
rhos' E. HoaGs'"Fate of Marvin 40
W. T. wEAvER's "HOurs of Amuse.
ment".
d. s. ThALL's History of Methodi.m
,,,,s. ''''''''''...............l 25
rhos' AFFLEcK's Hedges and Hedp.
'''''''' '''''''''''.... .............I
Rev.J. HUTcHlsUNs "Reminisco,oe.,, 80
Rev.. acknowledgements
us.an VI NaVarro' '....................... 2,
I mise US books in Ts,os seh33l and
wbeibs, u. from all who want boa N
speculate ~, anyiesale or retail, aud MAJ ~ q
~ he sn,,,, oI nnding any book vanied ~ ~
DaiI. ,pIhd In America or Europs. All ELLIS Is
'nSiieu uireet at retail prices. All OOok'
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BOOKS

anH 'G Ia ne ouers at prices as low as those of
Cns Jaw DOCK house in the United Statas
correspondence IL invited. Parties desiri,s,,
s sase lols VIII find 1t to their adyantage ig
saH TO him for estimates. second 'Isen ~
taS 1Rs valued and sold ON comm isslon. nr
Iies for sale will do well To- consis, llora-
MIN ON commission, w '"Sisu them TO
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Dallas city Lumber Yard.
wanted

County scrip by David w. Adams,
court house. jang.lm.
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For sale by Counor n Walker, drug.
gists, Dallas, Texas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

M. Griffin, Esq., of Kerrens & crits;r
 mai contractors, arrived in presco,t Ias, o.eaihS- 1ReSsrs. Kerens & Griffin in all, ni1i"a eS large contracts in the Sontbar, par oI ,ne ierrltory, have the route from
 'ele to Fnenix VIA. Gillett. and. we rssp,,a ls heIe 70 look after it. Hope he nav mn. on Sood hne of stages and pet m . ,aoj passenger traffic as we'll as mai ana evnrsss
 Mr r. NJ. Fisher, from Signal informs n. @ .'laI me mcCrackin country is almost en- 'ireiy deserted, many oi the saloons and festsurants have closed, and he thinks there VIII aot be to exceed twelve votes boiled on eiection day, at that place. The monev spent down there by the unterrified candi- date Tor Congress, 'has gone where the "OodDihe twineth." Really too bad.
 DESTRUCTIVE FrEE.-H. Nj. Herbert re. GelFed ne#s last evening from I'm. Gilson. Dste Creek, to the effect that Reardon's Gahnp, on the Santa Maria, in which Air heiDert Is interested, was on Friday last entirely destroyed by fire. The loss will nor Tall short or $ljG0. This is q sevsrc Dio" 10 the owners, just as they had fixed up nicely for the winter, intending to make vaIuable GeyelopemeDts in their mine at that place.
 Ar. Il. F. Brown returned last evening rom an extended trp through California and Oregon. Nr. Brown informs us that he met teck,- Alexander, Jewell, and others interested in the Peck mine, at San Fran CISCO, also Ii. 1. Bigelow These parties ald not intimate as to when they would re- turn to Prescott. Jake Marks. who is known and well thought of by every person ID this section, is coming back to the Ter rtory, and Is now at Yuma, will probably arrive this evening. Joe PrIce, who is well known in Prescott, Mr. Brown met at San Quentin dressed in regimentals and seem lngIy enjoying his prison home.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
WEDNESDAY,.
Stafford and wasson are at Yuma.

Stafford and Wasson are at uiiia'
 In 40 days the railroad will be built ~ miles cast of Yuma.
 US. Marshal Dake is expecting more news from Vance, daily.
 Squire Harris, of Peoples Valley, LOOK out load of lumber this forenoon
 4 letter from the Glohe gives Col. Wool sey three-fourths of the votes at that piace' Tom Bidwell is in Tucson undergoing medical treatment at the hanos oi Di Handy.
 VII. Williscraft is in town from the Signal. Represents that country as last oe' coming depopulated.
 RE. Elliot called ct the MINER ofncC to-day. Dick is sticking to his Accidentai and other mining properties on Lynx 'fe'N PM. Fisher arrived in town to-day iron Signal in charge of goods seized oy t,ie M U. Harshai, for the creditors ol :" GueIin.
 By reference to our published freight lls' to-day, it will be seen that large shIpmen. 2, z of goods have been made by Prescot merchants and others of late.
 Nr. Timmons, from Antelope: is in toml attending to business connected wlta ,m 'n' m settling up of the estate of faque hilsoa , killed about one year since by Wm. Part ridge.
 Mr. c. L. Dimon, special agent ei tn. Home New York Insurance Company an. the Phenix. of Hartford, Conn, arrived ,i ll town last evening from San Francisco. MT D. comes here at this tsne for the purpos' of establishing agencies in this and othe parts of the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

SIGNAL STATION IN TowN.-ChIei Opera
 tor Hunter by direction of Lieut. Booth,
 Supt. Signal Service, has removed the Sig
 nal Stauon from Fort Whipple to Prescott,
 and located it up stairs, over the Bank of
 Arizona. in The room immediately in the rear of the office of Fitch & Churchill. Sergeant Kabernagle has charge of the sta tion, viii make observations, etc, and fix it up in first class style, with all the wealth CT vanes, rain gauges, etc. including tner- m0metrical. baromotrIcal and other scien- tliilc appliances. II. \. DuSouchet will
 remain at the key as operator. The tele- graph office will remain where it IS until after the election. when it too will be re- moved into the room with the Signal sta tiOn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

BAIL. AND SCPPER.--The Bail snd Supper given at the City Hall last evening, by the ladies. for the benefit of the Catholic Church, was grand success. Mrs. Geo. ". Curtis. Mrs. Luke, Mrs. Brecht, Mrs. I. c. Campbell, Mrs. Bourke, and Miss o'Keef as e committee to carry out the arrangements of the evenings entertain ment, succeeded beyond measure. The Ball was largely attended, the music good, and the Supper beyond description Financially, it was more than success, and VIE accrefiit to those laaies, who have done sS much toward starting fund for the building of temple for the worship of God, all praise. We believe those who attended went away much pleased, and ex. messed their opinion that the affair, as 8 whole, has never been surpassed in this section of Arizona
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

MORE NAH. SERyICE.-During the visit of Maj. Truman, Agent of the P. o. De. partment, in this village, he was quite anx- Ious to procure such information and knowledge of our mail irregularities and such way that the existing evils might be remedied. We furnished the Major with a map showing the people living on the Up per Verde to be entirely without mail ser vice, and he has promised to see that q tri- weekly route is immediately established between Camp Verde and the old Reserva. ton. He will take immediate action tC have the Little Colorado country furnished with tri-wcekly mail.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
Dissolution Neticc.

fore existing be.een the undersigned under the nrsa name syf Rlarkhfo < Ysckei, has this dsy been dis solved b. mutual consent Geo. h. Ysckel reiring from the 5,lsi,ess ana 1shn Blackburn he-I,g solely Eu- tacriked 10 collect a debts ani denalds G1s the ssid frss, and s0in pay si its n6ehte8nsss.
 JOHN BLACEBLRN,
 GEO. L. YACKEI, r,es-olt ocs aa lg-s-v3
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Sosioe s hereby given thst iha Tar Ro1 Of rszsfsk co4,ssry nud aso the Tax Rod School District No. f. m said county Tor year Ts have besa placed ii DIV hands for collection and tasf fhe axes aeses<ed te-cfn are nov rsyzbie my 0ce in Prescott IT not pza on before tfs aeeond Monday in Decesn- ber next they uiu be returee dein4neuf aud nffeuu ts,r cent uln be zfisssd fiaerete.
 ED. r. BoNERs. Ts1 Collector. Prs,zoosf eexf 9. IsSs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
Fridays News.

Read the the new advertisement of Mrs Merrill, the dressmaker.
 Read about Fishers auction sale at th, Plaza Stable tomorrow.
 Hon. A. E. Davis and II. N. Hayes re turned from an e!ectioneering tour through out the Territory.
 Y. ". Earp announces himself in to-day, issue as candidate for Constable. He is a good officer. Elect him.
 Richelieu will be played tonight by the Prescott Dramatic Club at their new Theatre Tom Fitch as Richelieu. i crowded house Is expected.
 WAGON WoRK.--A. r. Wisdom, an old and experienced workman, and one of the best on the Pacific Slope, holds forth at the shop of Fred Brecht
 The many friends of Jake Marks were pleased % see him once more back in Pres colt. Jake will take look at some mining properties Tn Bradshaw and Humbug d:.- trictS
 Lieutenant Booth, Superintendent Milf tary Telegraph and Signal Service affairs, in this Military Department has been here several days, and left this morning for San Francisco, via Yuma and San Diego. Part of the objects he had in view were frustrated by the breaking Gf an aneroid barometer cn the blackboard in coming out He made some changes here, however, which will be noticed elsewhere.
 Woolsey can do more in Washington than, any of the candidates before the beople. l!Is hraf n IS in (fnp...ace All, X cousin also fills place in the l.. $. Senate from Tennessee. He can, through them, procure many favors that stranger without friends would be unable to secure. Wool sey is a shrewd legislator, and wire -puller knows what our people desire from Dele gate, fully, and will act in accordance with their wishes
 This is th7 last issue of the WEEKLY MINER that will % forth before the election and we wish to impress upon the minds of our readers, that the enemies of Col. Wool sey, are circulating all kinds of reports damaging to him which have no foundation Take To stock in these slanuererS, Wool sey Is the only candidate that has the least show to defeat Stevens. Swing to WOolsey. Elect him. Procure a Delegate who will accomplish something for Northern Arizona
 Col. Woolscy telegraphs from Tucson, of date OctohCr 3lst, and says: "WIll beat Davis and Campbell here. Shall remaln in Tucson darng election. l am confident that the fight Is between myself and Stevens in the Territory. The supporters of Camp bell and Davis in hiaricopa, Pinal and Pima counties, are very Jew. Maricopa and Pinal are unit almost for me. l will poll large vote in many precincts in Pima county where have old and warm friends. Will try and beat Steve here in Tucson.n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
Essray Notice.

Came tc Smiths nin. below wickenburg, from the It to the 18th Sept. small hsrseSscne, Jay with Spanish brandz the ether. yellow, ssso branded wfth staaish braD6s- The owner owasrs are fr- aEs fo prove property, psy chsrges and take them
 HENRY CIowELI- ssuithf uin Maricou. Co.,, Oct. I6, ISIS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
Dissoiutiea Notice.

Notc, Is hereby given that the eop7rtnsrsIIp hereto fore existing between B. Fiske H. B. sherman and ]. D. Griffith. ERle- the firm Of Fske- Sherman Co.,. is fhi- day by uzrli consent dissolved, T. B. GrifSth having withdrawn from the rIn- All moneys dis viii oe collected and sn debts paid by the under signed. The business win be conducted under the name of Fiske Sherman
 R. FIsEE,
 H. B- SHERMAN. Prescott, October I6, is5s. 2~
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
Bowen,
 Knowles
 & Co.,, Original Cheap Crocers.
Bowen,
sfIriRiOus.


 Territory Of ArizoBa, County of MohGye. ASA KIMBLE and NEWELL A. KIM BILE, partners under Inc firm name and style of KISBLE BROTHERS,
 -Ns. Summons. THE SIGNAL SILVER MINIEG CO, corporation. duly Incorporated uEslss the lAws of the State Of Cai4forsia.
 Action brought tn tle pisfrict CoBTt of ts~ Third Judicial Dtstrc in and for the County of hOhzve, m the Territory Of Arizona
 The Territory of Arzons sends greeting tO the SILVER MTSIrG toEFksT. company duly incOr- porated under the laws Of :hs state of CztseTniA. You are hereby sgnm0Bed aud required to appear in action drought asist you by tEo aboye-nsned plain ti in .Ae District Cour' of the Third Jndlcai Dis tTic in and the County of M11aye in the Territory Of AriEo5las and tle ilAiEf ~ with the Clerk of this Court Miaers Park m said County Ia eopy of which connIlaint accUfJEsr-s ti4s ssaniousj within tvnty days (excEsiyr te Gay f -srvtceJ after fi, service upon you of tis EGInEaOna 4 scrse6 n tis county; but E .erse ont Of the and within tis district, then within y days: in all other fOrsy Gsyr.
 And you are hereby notified thzt f yaa fEu to sppe.r and answer complaint above Teculred. the pzln- tir viii iudsnt by esiazsit against yOu for ths ssa Of SOCIAL for oods ssd Iaeseacndise and for hauling and TsnspOrsoa of goods and for certain due tls and other ndebsensss In writing, sst forth in the complaint, and coss and disbursements in this be- has expented.
 Given nadcr nsy hand and ;he of said District Court al Mnerzl Park this 2i day Of September A. IT, 1s7s. CALDWELL WRIGHT, Clerk. c. 2. TWEED, Atsoraty for PAintins. oeIsde0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
Assessment No,icr.

Col. cl.as. Reynolds, 5lrs Celia De Kuhn, sud Eil- nsra De Witt:
 You vu take notice thaf fl you fsli 10 appear rnS do your proportion of assessment work on the sket Lode Cheery Greek distrist within ninety days from the date Of this notce the undersigned viii claim for feitre cf your interests in the accoruug ts the United states and Territorial mining issst
 JAMES RIDDLE. Prescott, A. T., Anguss 2sth Is7s--sa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
Estray Notice.

Came to my ranch 1 miles northwest of Prescott. y rasrp mule with HC shoulder and collar marks. The owner i please prove property pay csTges and take sane away. '. F. &OkhkLL- Prescott. Oct le is7s-2iwS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

From to-day will deliver Bread to private houses promptly, if orders are left at my place of business. ID. HArz,
 Prescott, Oct. 30, 1sss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

F.rI, IN THE PRICE OF LUNBER---The best mcrchantable lumber. fencing, etc, can now be bought at Curtis saw-miil for sSs n thousand. CASH One million feet of this lumber now ln the yard. II
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
Mules fer sale.

aa-.s-ess-s sTsa eg ulas esa ss founl al ssrssia st the TlGEz STABLES.
 Prescott, Oct. 2s, ISIS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
NissnImtinn Nsfica.
Ia BanluuptcJ.

Notice O. Assignee Of his a;ypaiu,meni.-1 In Bank rt,fcyTifd Judicial District. TsrrifoTV Arizona, at Prrsectt the 2Gsh day of Setenber. 1SHs. The undersigned fe-ebg gives notice of his rEsoinfmsist Assignee of Michael Gaern. of S.gnai M"naSe county, Arizona Territory within said district wn mas been ad judged bankrupt. Ipon petition of his c-sciiors. by the DIstrict Cour. of said DiscTist.
 P. &. FISHET. Assignee. septeuber 2G, 1s7s-Sw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
New Dressrnaking Rooms.

Mrs. Merrill has rs-opened Drezsnlak:ng Establish neat on Granite St-, third door beiox Gariey St., where she will be pleased to her oil customers and all others who may favor her with iheir patronage. Suits, from $ SIP; al other work eorrcsroningly low
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

Al. Mason is selling Boots and Shoes 9 per cent less than any house in Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Constable.

hereby announce myself as csIsdid4ie fer Consta- bic, at the coming election, November sth iS5S.
 Y. ". EA7P. Prescott November ist is5s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

We notice that NJ. LowenElal. the tailor, next door to Kelly sS Stephens, is doing good work. Call and see him. sep.lO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
AssessEn Notice. TIGER ElRlEG CoMPsEY.

Location Of works, Tiger Mining District bradshaw Mountains, Yavapa county, Arizona Territory.
 Location of principal place oi business, San Fran cisco, California.
 Notice IS hereby giyen that at meeting Of the Di- recors held the twentyrst CT si) day of October 1878, assessment No. two t2 of One Dollar per levied the capital stock of tie corporation, pay able immediately in United States gold coir the Sac- -etGry the ofce of the Company Room 3 San Fran cisco Stock Exchange Blihng, No. 357 Pine Street, San Francisco. California.
 Any stock upon which this snent shall remain unpaid Tuesday, the tenth tIGlh day of December 1878. wiA be delinquent, and advertised for sale pub lie auction and unless payment is made before, will be sold Monday the twentieth t90th) day of January 1879, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
 W. II. LENT. Secretary. Offce Room 3, San Francisco Stock Exchange Build ing No. 327 Pine street, San Francesca. Cal. OPS
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

NoTICE.-Ganz having jlSt received a arge lot of Budweiser Beer, offers the same reduced rates. sl4s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01
WANTEU. WANTED
Read this. Eyelybody.

The undersigned will employ 25 10 work road which he is constructing at the Tiger. Ca imme- diataiy Terms made known application. The wages are good. JAHES PATTERSON.
 Bradshaw Oct 9S 1878
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-01

Brogans from S25O to S4.;1. at the Cit, Boot and Shoe Store of A. !. Mason. a27