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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24

ooB es nod nid]t ber edbte, redlte Bauton
lit, ober peih, tpanfeno III ct ihon. De-
tern lieb mir Ydpo ourh bic Mamd i0gen,
er tuolle tanSeu IaIIen, nber ,.inproDiltrt."
Wtan laoe auf cine geiDobnlld1e 00lree
Elm, balte a6er ben engdgirten 9laplerlptes
Ter biz nod Dem Souper i'm SIntergruiioe
nno tanSe bann in @ottesnan1en 10 piel
iln0 10 IdnQe man molle. Wtamn, frieolie'
beno unb itets su gomprontillen 9eneigt,
fanO bic Soee harmant, i'd ober motte
ibr begreiflih, oaB oies cine baIbe WsaBre.
oel, Elm 3Ditteroina Tel uno nur allerla
unsutSmmIic1feiten uno BerhrteBlihteiten
perurio9e. Grltens ipielt bic Suaetto ant
einer Soiree Die atueite @eige, tudbreno iIe
auf einem Bale Die erIte ipielt.
3tueitens 1T bel olp ben Sdn3ereiett la
fortune du pot ftets 9lotb entiueoer an
5dnsern ooer an Sdnsernnen. Srittens
Die ar6nune oes @ebduoes, bic Wfrse uno
Sauptpninte zines ieben Balles - Der Gos
tiIon - gebt bel benz lmpropiltrten 5an=
gen gan3 uno aar in bic Briihe. Hno bonn
uno 6auptIGhIi6 miiiien mir iunge Wtdo.
den unb Ssrauen iuilien, baB ebrIih getar3t
niro, oann MAIDEN mir aud bic ehrlihe
Soilette 0a3u. SieIe Widsterooerien, oiele
0erItedIpielereien NIT einem Bale ma6en
9enDbnlldl bic grdulihIten 9oilette= uno
$anss Conditioner Decoaetirt, nidht be-
coletiri, tueibe S1ube, i6marSe Stleiet'
ten - fein WeniA tpeiB, mas man onale'
ben DOer ausaieben iol g8ie oenl iibrl'
aens auh iei, meme 4bnnng, 1eir peri
iaat mir, baB 9apa i1lieBlif bod letn,
GinmiIIiauna AZ einem oroentli1en, ehr.
li6en, oufri9tigen Bale eibt. SEPT abel
nod meter su i4mollen, Ddre eberio nn'
pDlitiI6 tpie unfamiliar.
IA. SSebruar. 8ictDriG Sieg auf nuei
2inien! DIANA IdBt Iih uno mir r,ea
prd6tige Baltoiletten MAIDEN un0 8opa Il
IoGuberalI Der Grlte uDran. Sie Wlufif, bi
I8lumen, bds Buffet, has 6ouper, bic 60
ItilIonproen, Die JtnalIbonbons, bic 8allons
cine 8erriide, einen Siri9tOpi eine Sdlaf
mite uno otlosre linni9e Gotillonid1er5
belorat er lelber, Niles anf's eleeanteite I'M
reiblldIfe. gs lit bod Elm Iieber, gutter
/ bersieer 8apa. Wtan muB ibn nur 81 be
bnnoeln ipillen.
2eb mobl nun, ou mein lie6es, eeIie6te
Sagebuch fir Sebn lange, bange Sa9t
4m "a. benz 70 wi9tieen Gage no9 I'm
Ierem Bale, tehre idb 3n eu6 Itillen, Der
i1mie9euen 8ldtttrn meiner trduten 8e
banfen juriid. SD nil euh bann Ille
treu uno reolih lno dusfiibrli1 ersdbler
J Wteine 5oilette tperoe i'd euh eans eena
. bei6reiben, berihten, nit inem id9 am mel
. iten uno liebiten eetan3t, BON mem id b
. meiiten Bouquets erbalten uno mem idp b
meiien Orben 9eae6en, 9etreuli9 out
beri6ten, tper Don ben Serren mir al
,, meiIten eeiaIen. gh. oas tpeiB i9 |
, beute I9on. ln6 ben gotillon-iuns aur
Die g8elt odsu iaes - nit mem auoer
tueroe id ihn tanjsn, als nit a.! so nah
mir Soft hslfe Slt einem biibi6en, ami
: Ianten, Bis nadb fiinf Il6r bauernoen Bal
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24
Gin Ssero auf Sapa.

Sunshubn ner5dblt, baB er aaf Sapo
elm unablebbares 6elb eans NIT @erippen
beoedt erblidt uno fir ein Sdladtfelb se-
balten babe; es tparen ieboh lauter @e-
rippe SroBer. fiinf SUB LANCER, brei Sui
breitsrs uno ebenio bober Sdilofr6ten,
ipel6e. Inn ibre gier su lesen, pom Meer
aus, oieies Weees 9eben uno abann bon
miloen Sunben aneepadt merben. Die mil
psreinten Rrdften ite ouf ben Riiden legen
ihnen Den untern 5arnild, aIio bic fleiner
5hiloer bes Nanhes. nufreiBen uno 10 III
lebenois per3ebren. On aber fdllt alsoanr
iiber bic Snnoe ein 9iser ber. DieIe,
aanae Jammer nun t,ieoerbolt lin tauIent
unb aber tauienb Qtal, Sabr ans Sab
elm.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24

JliGt Dem alter on un6 fir Ii6, ionberr
Der lanse fortseleBten ueberanitrenguno
beg @e6irns 1T es,3u5uihreibeR. ipeun Die
eeiltige 4bitumpIuRg in ben lebten Sabrer
6es 2ebens it6 einfinbet. Daraus 1T e
gu ertldrsn, 6aB 9 mift. wabnlinnig,
Gant tinoilh tpuroe, Balter Scptt
aud Borostportb Soutben uni
piele tleinere Setter itumpf un6 unfdbig.
Goethe lit bis ON iein Gnoe fIar, eei-
itestrdftis uno seiitsslbdtis eeblieben
neil er, Der itets Melt= uno Sofmann NOR,
niemals ieine 9eiltisen 8eIddfti9nneer
NIT SelbIt3lDan9 getrie6en bat. Oaiielbt
gilt BON g8ielano uno bem sinuno=
neunSi9jdhri9eu RnebeL uie aud bon
8 oItaire.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24
Gter.

Sie Sprier beteten bic Siihuer Bios tpe-
gen ibrer gier on. benn iotpobl lie. tpie ale
80lfer oes arauen Iltertbums, betra6teten
oas @i als elm Symbol Der 596pfung uno
als elm Sinnbilb Der bier GIemente. Oie
5dale - iaeten Die alten Yblloiopben -
1T bic groe, oas gBeiBe lit oas WaGer, bas
@el6e bas 6euer. unb oas feline SQuthen,
bas spiihen Der Sdale un0 bem WeiBen
liest, lit bic 2nft. 8ei ben Selten, tueIhe
Die alien &6nier su @bren Der 8ottin ge-
res eefeiert. ipurbe Elm gi. als Sinnbilb
Der 5ruhtbarteit, in beiliser YroSeilion
na9 benz Sempel eetragen unb auf BEN
Iltar Der @Dttin Der 6ruatbarteit als
Gpfer baraebraht. rs
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24

sfrauen beIaB. Inter ltmfdnben fam
6ies o[Ieroines init allem 3eIpeft Dor
benz {h6nen @eIhIsd1t 9eiprohen - eire
Gituation iein, neIde nod, peinli1er 1T,
Gls Die in benz ensliiden Common Law
angeorobte 6trafe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24
Das G1olidDe Uolksblati

Eoet per pot tobns eonntas sssIatt) 500 per Sabr
ne0 bas babe sabr unb s2.5O bas BtsrssIiabr. Wit
esnntossbIatt stt2O per 5abr $3.50 Sas baIbs Sabr
anb S2.sO has gisrtsIiahr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24

2eberreime. Sir oas 9eIitoteite
an Sett gilt feline 9eber. Wan Treute
iitb. nenn Iie auf Der Satel erinien, unh
ieoer @aft muBte einen ioeenannten 2e-
berreim MAIDEN, @eoidte BON spei 3eiIen,
BON oenen bic erife INNER nit 6en Borterr
be9iunt: Dbie 2eber lit BON Settt uno
niht BON einent -"
RarI Shimper sab 1889 eine gIumen.
leie BON 800 &eberreiuen berous, barunter
fOIsenoe:
Die 2sber 1T bonn Se9t unS nidt Don sinem sieiet.
Den @OIiatb srIest' elm 0apib nit benz aieisI.
Die asbsr ift pom Sedt anb nibt pou elmer Sans:
Gin GdnietieL seipist, wirtt oft aIs stimulans.
Die sebsr 1T pom Sebt uub nidt pon einem @eiser /:
Die srObs BeItnbr idast, bod bat is teinen 3eiser
Die asber if pom Seat unb ni9t non elmer 6amm.I !:
Tebr ais bic sOnne fab gar man9sr aerssnftummsI:
Die aeber 1T pom Se9t anb ni5t pon elmer unte |:
Gin gutter Sifien mill AUD cine CUTE Eunte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24

Derid5warse Tudsiif zines 6es
fpftb0rSten ReIstbiere. SIN lii0Ilden Anfuf.
lonbe. an Der SltfiiIie 9amtifatfa's, out
BEN sFudsinieln uno Der SnieL 6ahoIiu
triFft man ibn bin un0 tDieoer an, ieoDdl
tpiro ct INNER Ieltener, 10 baB er pielsiht
in uidbt Su LANCER 3eit gdn5lid berid1iDnns
ben lit. Sein SSel In am felibGrster, penn
bic GpiBen Der paore IN iilbertueiBsu
@lanbe erideinen. Gin Bel8 aus ieinen
SSelIen tpir6 nit fpeni9ffens 1000 9ilbtr.
rubeIn besablt. Oie tneiierlfeil DsrortigeH
8else gelongen an ben petersbnrger SoF,
no iie Ie6r bod eeiddbt ueroer.
gebenfen. Seinrin VIII. bon Gnas
LAMB nnb ssrans I. pon Tranfreib tporen
befanntIitb 3ipei SSiirifen BON aufbroaiens
Der @emiithsnrf. NIs bober emit $einrim
Ieinen Ran3ler 5bDmos Wfore in elmer drs
gerIihen StreitIade an drana I. ididen
tuolte, meinte Wtore, OaB er fiirdlte, er
tuerbe Seinen GOpf Derliereir, ipenu er benz
fran36iii6en R6nige cine 10 perbrieBlide
MleIoune iiberbringe. yssiirhtet Hidts,"
ia9te Seinridb ou Shpnas Wtort, yipenn
Srans guren RopI abitblasen ldBt, 10
tperoe i1 meinerieits ieoen Jrani0ien, ber
| Iidb in rieirer @eipnlt befinoet, uut einer
Gopf firSsr MAIDEN laiien !" - SD bin
Guer Maieitdt iebr nerpfihtef,A rleinte Der
9analer Idhelno. vstpeifle dber isbr, Oh
elmer bieier &6pfe auf m meine S6uItsrn
paiien piiroe!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24
Sur @efdi&te bts gteinau.

Sur 8ef9ibte bts Gteinau.
tes. @eI9irre aus Feuerfeiiem tieIelhalti.
gem Shon, nit elasnrtiger @laIur muroen
onseblib suerit In Dsuiihlano aemad6t.
bod III Die Belt nift eerau betannt. Sic
eriten 8erluhe beihrdnften IiG auT Rraae
u. bal. eerinae Waaren. sSn Gnalano
fam um 1890 Elm S6pier BON Gtraitorb@
i6ire. Namens Aitbur9, onr9 3uia[l auf
ben Stoanten, bem Sbon aelfobenen ees
brannten SieieI sli3ulsben nno IieFerte uei-
Bes 0oer io9enonntes enaliihes 5teingut !;
nahoem fars sliDor elm NeutI1er Ramena
glers, Die 4rt, 6as Steineut 6ur1 in ben
Sfen seporfenes SoIs al gIaIireil, erfuns
ben bate. am nteiiten berbelierte aber
6ieIe SSabritotion Sofuah Webaeiuooo in
Stralfcroibire (ssb. 1721, GET. 1866, Der
lih BON eittent getu6hnlit1en S6pfer ai
einem ausaebreiteteR AnIebcn empor-
idwana. Gr ferti9te aeIblidss, aelbes,
peiBes Q763l, idmarses uno aud se-
fdrbtes Steineut BON ousgeseihneter Site
uno in ben eei9madpolliien sSornlen. Sic
Jransolen saben oieIem Steinaut ben Ro.
men ~Faience" Ooer sGresserie de Weds
gewood."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24

Wertw Irbise tnbioibueIls
9ei3barteite H. 6einrit Der Oritte
BON Srantreih fonnte nidat allein in einerr
3immer bleiben, mo cine Gnbe mar. Der
eeIebrte gramns betam einen ssieberanfal,
Denn er Slide TAB. Der beriibmte 8bilos
loee 6ealiaer Sitterte am gan8en 2eibe,
penn er Rrebie erblidte. Der AIironom
Sp1o be 8rabe betam Rrdmpfe, tuenn et
einsn ssuns ober einen 6aien erbIidte.
Ser eeiftreife SerSna BON @pernon iiel IN
Sbnmaht, tpenn er elm &aninhet lab.
Ronsler 8aco rnuBte tpeinen, iueHn cine
MonofinIterniB eintrnt. Der engIiihe
gloturforI1er 9ople befam 8ersudanaen
beim @erduih aus einera Sabne laufenoen
MaIiers. 2amotte be gBpner fonnte teine
Otpiit ertraeen, oaaesen itinmte ibn Der
SDnner freuoig uno murfer. @uimpn0
! la Souhe perfieI beim Mnblid zines Sesls
in 2a1frdmpfe. giHer Sr. 4eufer be.
raubte Der @eru6 oes Gilies oIIer 6inne
uno Elm Bausrnfnobe IN &ooah perfiel
ieoesmal in 2onpallionen, tuenn tr Elm
8eIoitiid beriibrte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1878-03-24

SrortaeIseredtiefeittn In VI nt-
It fero m. SIM iehs5ehnlen Sabrbunoert
entoedte eiti armer Rnobe mnter Der BbrIe
in Nmlteronm Elm 66iii mil guIper, iuels
hes beltimmt mar, bas WebGuDe ;ur B6r~
ientett IN bic 2uit su ipreneen, nno rettete
10 oie Stoot BON eifteln groBen nnalfd.
Itan bot ibm cine ieIbIf su beitimmenoe
gelohnuna on, uno aetpiB mare ibm aud
Der tilbnite gBuni6 geDdbrt tuorben. VII.
les aber, mas Der Qnobe berIangte. unb
tuorant er hortnddia beifanb, mar oies {
VS. loue ben Rinoern fur etutge 3eiteis ee-
itattet fueroeH, aur Rirmes3eit BON bier llbr
an IN oeraUDrie nod @efaIlen 3ll from@
meln. ! Seitoent bat Ii1 oieies Hedt err
batten, uno niht ieItefs nlnBten bic W6rltn-
mdnner ben Gnaben bas sselo laI5en. bic
lid1 BON ibrenl Ned3te feine Winufe piirsefr
lleBen. Mls oas W6uTeneebduoe aboebr0-
'hen Mtlo an elmer o1beren 6tellef nelt trs
rihtet tnuroe, lieB man ben alien 9In6 III
elmer Gsplandoe ebenen uno bort Ftbt man
Jest sur Rirnlesseit enc un3dblioe M<uae
iunger 2Dldn0er. faitunisr soltf &roul :
nisln. bic he fnuna tragss f6nnsis, i6z 3lt5 /
ausnben, mas fur Biz III br Nd5e EI :
nsnosn freili6 ni@t otr ht0<l 1lIe
'Obreni6a1aas IT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12
WEDNESDAY.

Mr. chas. Schultz, will depart for the Tiptop tomorrow.
 A Mr. Burt, an extensive sheep owner, is m town from the Little Colorado.
 ]. NJ. More departed for his home in Kirkland Valley this morning.
 A rain bow this morning, south wind and promiscuous clouds, indicate rain.
 Col. Woolsey, the next Delegate to Con- gress from Arizona, is oa a sisit to the Globe country.
 We hear it stated on the streets that Gen. Fremont will leave New York, for Arizona, on the 17th of this month.
 Jacob Fleuhr is about to start for Texas with his band of sheep. He intends te locate at Fort Concho, on the Pecos.
 From our exchanges we see that the usual number of fires, accidents and deaths took place in the large cities on the Fourth of July.
 The press, type, etc, for the starting of a Democratic organ at Yuma, have arrived at that place. We infer that James Rielley is to be the editor.
 At a meeting of the Prescott Dramatic Association, last evening, majority of the members present, agreed to double the cap- ital stock of the Association. Friedlander's Grain Circular estimates the wheat for export in California this year at 600, ,000 tons. The barley crop is the largest ever harvested in the State. A public document on Idaho affairs, signed by M. Brayman, Governor, and dated June 17th, would indicate that the papers generally weIe little too fast in deposing him from office.-[ Wisconsin Ex.
 Rylands circus troupe are preparing an entirely new programme for Saturday eve- ming next, when it is expected that Mir. ill since he came to Prescott will appear and assist in some of the difficult parts.
 ORDERED TO IDAHo.-We see by special orders from Headquarters Department of Arlzona, dated July 6, that Captain Chas. Porter, Sth Inft., is ordered to join his com panT en route to Idaho. Capt Porter is relieved of command at Camp Verde by Second Lieut.. Wm. Baird.
 A letter received from Powell & Co.,, Advertising dgeuls, Nc" 1oiN Niey' OiihSs us the healthy, and not unusual news in such cases, that firm for whom we did $l2O worth of advertising in that city, viz: Dr. Chandler, Pile Remedy man, is 'bilk" reminding us of Daley & Hamilton, from San Jose, California.
 Judge Porter left on Thursday for Los Angeles, where he was called by telegram, communicating unfavorable account of his wife's health. Mrs. Porter who has been u1well for some time, and went to Califor- mia for a change of air and scene, has du- ring her residence amongst us, made host of friends who will grieve to learn of her continued illness; we all trust, however, that Los Angeles or the sea air of Santa Monica will restore her to health and ena- ble her to return to us when the heated term is over, completely recovered.-lYnma Sentinel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12

YIELD OF SILVER FOR 135 YEARS From the mines of Mexico, which are only spurs running out from the mammoth leads of Arizona. we find from the registered
 coinage of the Mint of Mexico, for the last fS5 years, ending January 1, 1874, amount- ed to S1 .94s, ,934.107. The following is the registered total yield of a few Mexican mines, which belong to the same great chain of mineral deposits as those of Ari' zona. The Rio Grande, $650,000, 1000; tho Potosi, over $1 .OO0, ,OOO, 900. One mine, the Pavilion, produced for five years $so.ooC per day, when interrupted by flood oi water. Opened agais. in ten years it pro duced $50,O00,OOO. It subsequently, lay idle until 1871, since which time 1t has ,ceulnrly produced an annual yield of SIS,
 4OO. .OOo. The Comstock lode, in Nevada
 furnished another sigpel evidence of pro
 ductiveness. Yearly over saO.0e0,OO0 Ii being paid in dividends to its stockholders
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12
Coles Bashford.

We publish, today, in full, the preamble and resolutions, prepared by the committed appointed by the Court to draft ths same. They embody sentiments of high respect for the departed lawyer, scholar, good citi- zen, friend, and excellent gentieman-Hon. Coles Bashford-We also present the appro- priate and highly eulogistic remarks made by members of the bar, and his Honor, Judge Silent, and although couched in lan- guage of a superior order. they do not ex- ceed that which might have been appro- priatily ascribed to the deceased, in his every day walk of duty.-Coles Bashford was friend to the deserving, good citi' zen, safe counselor, enterprising and benev- elen., and in his death, Prescott lost stan- dard bearer that cannot be replaced.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12
THURSDAY,

Dr. Day has rented his octagonst resi-; dence to Messrs. Fitch & Churchill to be used by them as law office.
 William Gilson, of Date Creek, is in town and describes the Date Creek country as b ing in quite forlorn condition-drough' and no mail facilities.
 Henry wiclepburg is again in town with potatoes. onions and cabbage raised on his ranch near the town of Wickenbafgzzdis. tant from Prescott sixty miles.
 The contract for fec ling and caring fol the indieent of the County was awarded tc p. E. Brannep fer ;be Sisters ot St Joseph at $40 per month, and not slfo as w' stated yesterday.
 Fort whipple is now entirely ga-Fisonec hy infantry. ths cavalry having been re- moved to places where forage is much more conveniently obtained. and at price which saves the government no small amount.
 The Yuma Sentinel informs its reader: that through the efforts of Capt. l. Poiha, mus the Colorado River is to be stocked with cat fish. This is anexperiment when if successful, vill Dc followed with etne' species. 100. F.--At regular meeting of An, zona Lodge. No. i. I. o. o. F. held a s' their Hall. last evening, the following oiii' cers were installed for the ensuing term MI Herzog, N. O.; A. !. Rubert, V t.. W. II. Weber, R. S.; Jas. Daily, Treas. Horkaea from the Perry mine, now 1T rnwu. i.,form us tsaS work is progressing nicely on the lead aud that the ore is pan n;nr out beyoud sll former expectations 4she Perry is gt,od name and the mine VII Lear the name out in every sense oi ths word.
 Ve noticed tao families psssing throusi forn. from Salt River, this mornans et rc,,fe to a col1sr cline. IL is said that s'hers e.e 56rson lclres Sslt River, the pisae \ f-1 br af 1e&st sIx others. theretors tn' isss 6 6ne or fwo families te tnss iefs e.5 trIx;n1 >ocfien of Arizena VIII oe so'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12
ExecuOtor's Notice.

In the Probate Court in and for the County of YavS
 pal, in the Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the Estate of Zadock Jackson, de ceased.
 Notice is hereby given that in pursuance o an orde of the Probate Court of the County of Yavapai in th Territory Arizcna made the 9th day Of Jny is's in the of the estate of Zadock Jackson the undersigned, exeeutor af said estate. will sell private to highest bidder for cash fin parce otherwise the undersigned shall decide and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court
 On Monday, July 22d, 1878, at 12 o'clock x. of said day at the office of Rush Wells the of Prescott in the County of Yavaps in the Territory of Arizona, all the right title and in terest said estate has by operation of law otherwise required other than in addition to that oi the said estate the time of his death, in and to that particular property and premises known the Excelsior Ditch and Mining Company's property, situate on Lower Lynx Greek, in the County of Yayapai aforesaid and consisting of the mining dtch mining ground, and all water rights, claims, tenements, hereditsments and appurtenances thereunto belonging in anywse apper .anng to the said property and being the west side of said Lynx Greek opposite to the ranch and premises now owned and occupied by Smith X Marcutt. The said property being about miles in a north eastery direction from said town of Prescott.
 E. VAN BUREN, Executor
 of the Estate of Zadock Jackson, decd, Prescott, Arizona, July 6, 157S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12
Dissolution of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the coparnership here tofore existing between the undersigned in the Watcf and Jewelry business, under the firm name of Morgan pougherty, is this day dissolved mutual consent Thomas J. Morga- win pay all liabilities Of said firm and all accounts due said firm should be pad to ssi< Thomas !. Morgan, py whom the business will be con tinued in his own name. T. I. MORGAN,
 FH0s. 0. DO U6HKRfY. Hrescota Arizona, yuus a. ISIS.
 Manufacturing and engraving will be continued a heretofore by me. THoS. C. DoUGHERTY.
 ljune25t4l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12
NOrICE!

The Assessment Roll of Yavapai county, Arizona, for the fiscal year ending July 1st 1ss having been a day received and filed ip the e f the Clerk of the Board t supeia0fs m and for said Yavapai county therefore notice hereby given that the Board of Supervisors of Yavapai county win meet Board of Equalization at the office of the Clerk aforesaid, on
 Monday. July 1st. 1878, and will continue in session from time to time, until the business of equalization presented to them shall be dis posed of or until the ast day of said month of fuiy.
 WILLIAM WILEkRS0S,
 Clerk Board of Supervisors, Yayapai Co.,, A. T. Prescott Arizona. June 17, lSIss-21u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12
Strayed or Stolen.

Strsyed or stolen from the undersigned, nezr For Whipple two horses-one dua, six yszr~ old, braades the fhiRhs the other, bay, with three whit feet saddle and collar uarks and sp2nis brand of thigh- Twenty dollars reward vii le pad b se per son ret4pilg the same to this 6ffes.
 Prescott. 4. T., June IA. ISIS. inses-sf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-07-12
Notice.

Came to my place in Verde Valley, A. T., about March 10th, ISIS. Two cows, white with dark spots or neck and shouders the other red with fex white spot, on Hanks, both about seven years old and branded The win please cal, prove property na, charges, and take them away. - vesae yalIsy, June. aiss, 1878. st.f
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consisting in part of

Parlor, Bed Room, Dining Room, and Kitch-
 en Furniture, Glassware, Silverware, when shoufd not be forgotten by our pp-- ticians when they feel like denouncing the disposition of the Irish to intermeddle in our politics. They have at least earned the right to our respect.
 The Germans furnished another grand army of 176 regiments to do battle for thelr adopted country. Altogether our foreign born fellow-citizens came forward 500,000 strong-500 full regiments-in response to the call of 'sFather Abraham" They were a gallant host and bore themselves we'll up- on the field of battle.
 But we may be pardoned for indulging the just pride that, after all, the great body and brain of our armies were the product of the soil for which so many of them shed their blood and gave up their lives. In- cluding the colored soldiers, there were more than 100000 natiye<JTf H1N U,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
I. o.o.F.,ARIzoNA LODGE No. l.
EstraY Nosice-
Valuable Farm For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his farm of ie acres acres of which is under cultivation and plant ed to corn beans snd potatoes The place has goo house and corral on it. Also (4i good sork horses A cows seventy IOl sheen, sixteen hogs. hens, etc The whole property will be sold at oargatn The pro perfy is located on the Verde river, above the ok reservation has good irrigasng ditch which furnishe water in abundance for all irrigating purposes.
 For price and terms of payment please call on the un dersigned on the premises, Theo. Loisilon, Pres colt; or c. P. Head Co.,, Camp Verde
 PIERRI LoMBARD.
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NOTICE.

In order that we may settle up shs estate of the as< Colss Bsshford every person indebted to the firm ol L. BasAferd Co., requested to e~sl znd sef<e shei accounts isnsdiatsiy. There nssf bs no exception to fhis notice
 prescoss. May slst ls7s. e''
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Ice Dspot.

Tee in large .or zmzn quantities d NiIiRzn co'z butches shop Parties wishing large zmosns<. should Iesve their orfers day in advxncr-
 Prescoft, June 8. 1s7S-
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Girl wantea.

Wanted eiri to dc ssner.a hoass verk n boarding hs1rs- Waers &H per n1or<h- Enqufrs nx sje ofhce. Rrrscot4 July, ath. ss&
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PALACE STATION!
Accommodation for all. Half way fror
 Prescott to the Peck.

The undersigned have completed of the best stations
 in Northern Arizona, on the road from
 Prescott to the
 PECK. BRADSHAW 6 TIPTOP MINES, and will pleased receive the patronage of the tray- ellnr public. Accommodations for and beast. Food for the hungry and beds for the weary Come and all. bPENCE KENT, July n 1878. Hassayampa, East Fork.
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E 7IH1 <kEI Es Vu4S61 W0to tSQHec4 <f 0 zII e< work and will cou- zzf fi - F IcG daY to-day until they
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Pestosaee Letter List.

The following Is list of letters remaining In the Prescott postsffice Yavapai County Arizona, July 18th, 1878: