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b natrinscat Nei oue ~h,,h \. nv
easily 81 onc 80 rampAiu, afv !,
aiSf0i Aud st~r stv~n anaunr osfu rs
a. csruuna pFassr~. 4 ery@
~erv eN ans gdheA. p~rspdNls dTt
fn.si ~ ~ ~ rree snd stlh svs,
htiic e,tfa labor fhr, mas - A.p,
uli mid winter ~ later D., lsa 1iug ,hsu ~
"a hay &c sirs~ Ia closo warn batn
u.ytE
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
IMrntn and Nrr,. .e.a.

"NfraIAFtn FHpsFusrGs' have ben iargs.
y usst ~ ths Nssiifsi frpfcsssn Tor he 20
ho' ~ bsHefEl ibsiaiitf. Lss ~ NeFsuas Fyw
a.. fmsssiBgti0a. Ssrefglugs Diseassa, Fsiiufe
u Getnpfy api Hfda Poser. sEstbsr rsnassl
b osersgfE, iuais reiioas n sFnrsGss rIsap
~lossnrss, Hsstiessass. and Dr8euls Tostbing
~ Ctihifsn, AMI az UNfdsfs - Dst4liiy
" ithin TIRE yssv Tie fr0fessayB have sassf
s,sssi iSn,0n h.sii-s .ith tts tsry h<si ,rsaits
Tor sale ~ All ~,bysggista " Cs1ssr No nc
riIth At-nas. New fosa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

tpn4HSpa c0sds h.gl@sssi, Ass M esass q
onehAif ~. deaihs l1~pssngk@ iafls h
stsFy ons11h. oftan asieE ~ msaks, tns raa1y
fhs~s. qgtfssnsd pusss, ard tsagkli0g sys. ni
y eosgy Esats Ia aFsOk~f AsaAlf Ses.is ~ To-
EsteaA tEsry hoens sA1alt np6tAis yllsft's
ESirasfI Tar And Std Cbsrry ~htsA ys.vsnas
@7~aes ssesss y taSE1 ~ t'sss, As1 Sih ssrs.
ssnptsab AMI al bfgsohss1 6sNnftssnts. Lsso 4
Ear Tor srknsss ~ caeas, tot nas 1ay tAks
a1ahs a Sffss a tiisr's HItrsss - Tar Ard
N~k1 Gh~sry 10 u may sags tb< Itfs ~ 4 ifgysd
aae. snen asshy s0sbi - desth. Ssd ~ al
~dragxsfisL
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

4 ptrUinrri nssfchant ~ llaliy FpftbFs.
Nisa sitiss under date - Nv W. lsii
TUFTS Fuls are DO tg plgtt, soadsss in
ihis state. snd are besumitk usDFr pFsaisf
every dsy Their salo sroesda that - even
otter yfl confined. ThEF Ers I~ruiiany
aitp'ed o. maltnsi diHsssss, AMI ~ auf
ply iciAns fTsse1lre them "a tbFi' pf&ciirs "
Army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

To- Afi-a Home. No. 5sap1 - Soarus Sc
rear ths Fs3Gsf hOus and Hassyiy's fbsatrs.
Sbkago - a u~orpughly beat ard RESPECTABLE
byase asj zoe can stoy AZ thts hotel Zoe hsss
mnnsy than any cthsf god kossi Ia the sisy
COOL, clean, airy roinls from j0esuis ~ OIL On
p~rSsF We stsaS count The oa~t tbss< ksfl
tDses. W g. 4 infii.s the ~gcrtswsriy
i~~v'grFiog, - 80 rtEhf MAJ IN toe '1zbt sAss
Df. yaFae4 GsssnsB = orm Gaze. sisrui an
uv1iissi a -oqm ~ ttrihr give uas1 .
tftsA. All ~ ~ DrafH.aa
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

Nc rsn 49, ~sts pirssaFv ~ sa fvsss b.
- r.atyaitg ~ = hshs shs, tsi 80 gvt 80
- oOal usNrf 49, ~ shghtFsl sass. ftAs q
ttds ~ sihs ~ .se, ~ . f., usra , Csasssttsa
a. zee ~ ~ 40 fsst thAt ualss5s kssss vssfs
~ ~ aut n q hga,ir-t suse. -hens ~
al stietts fsbgv tusm ,~r tanaWat B. tkes-
tarirri sraaats o. RoAA . ~~~ssnth.a slaF,
hevsuts - - eBash satpfas srAfiu f.as 70 ~
suri g. 80 tts lpsst " ts~snss iruti, o
shoe - ~ sr,i thai rA-sii, u q ii~Ase WNsi
suud - itins - - Htsns rsrsass sfnss y I'D
~ vuutuMtu0H holdias sceHts.itue ~ u4-~
pAfy nciT f~ria,iy, sstEhfs Thyfs !. tai f~ss
vrw u utssn -tAb o. -ush st'. ssts .sttN
- fsi m4h's - nttNti o.. ani thsl a th.i ihf,
vhl meet g. dssrsts "a ussEiis - Atisn', AHu
fa'. NE essis kusss ~ me-it &c ut-AtY " W
ssir sna relt.lir So T., at.gs,ei.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
ss.oLg.u V.r... W.di.,...

cigarette ShhSut tntssrsu, bat pufsit veg
rtsblr. male ~ Wa : kimb,il a 10. u ~.
chester. y Y ave ~UudSrigl triisf snI ruto.
fott a. lvslr sniCtel uiih tatsrfh, Asthma.
and cold ~ ttp hsaa fheY 81. o. slmplo and
pleasant that . thihi can us them Asid w
cigar aud dug hsslrfs
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

taking .ohA - Irregular ~ paiafgl MFHaifLs
nouf. hoBll alaeYs kn.p taftsf's Isuspatsl
ftirsrt 81 sakri~c col on hand. snd 80 "a sn
opnvrrce them thai 4, Ia NAiarr's Ranci, w.
usts cCpuiair's 49, vfrs '.ugg.s, iDf J..
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

tGsi NM tST Chis Pour cups
II hpuf, tour eggs, too cups ~ sugar.
ono sup 1T batter, one hall cop az .s,st
mia haf = trasP.onfUl II s,-lA, st,A
spouUful ~ yrram tartar
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
cav
fts ssistfsfss
~ssfsstsss
$50 fss rise
r.. rte., I. as,

bHstgsp L4sss ssntstss ~ rfsa4.ass.. Af.,
g1F .iai $50 u.@sips,aas 49, ~ Ill stsssi.s
t'ss ~ ese0.
TIiE AHphs Hntsr, ~ be- ssaa"s. sn
DEF ,bs msaaEmsa, ~ NJ q y hrp- u. ~.
Nss,n' - loss L'ntlusi', 10 unqass'lua,si 40,
az, OILS 10 b., hotel t ~, uuAs.. bot uos
~ lh. t-si 1a To- o"ouiJ rhc i-'anNfai
patfunsV'ltstiJs 'nim No travelling lahiiy v
rrsii conriu ite - ~ poiuisrtt
IL IL q vstt,shis ,ssssle''s rssi, sad IN No
matter - ace snwi'~isiisa, %stt"ptlDn snd
~c"ui;ssS fran the Landlord sna he assist
ants. n has few squsis suy-hsf. H. Aia'ss
liaass Ia The place \" sop sheen 10 10 Capital
CITY
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

IN usauis IT a"llsrs ate bus t.iny saved
ever, year ny prxr N~iec isrnefs. ~hn sSSn
diAro,rr the ur.sl value ~ irrciy usifE tncla
sans bssd tlou Pysiot Va the feed N thsif
sSrk, u ~rraiur"s he sics, increases No use
iulhfa' @ni c NY apd gfaDo,es ths grIr 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
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listf AtsgUf sfff So fsls ftat HaaF faaNd aaf
is'F'~ts Nrfe7 hUi't rsrsis -effHs ihutuastit
81 iurti isalu fffts To- sfsisai frtn 81 taHpsutts
si.ass ss.ith sat ,tsF $40 sisL ihst h.vy
fyapd anf thsltsfuaEs Nsfm Hi1sf 10 sai- ~
a. Hed uf4ft pHtstsNur thsr ~ufag ssuaiss sua ttfait
fggt. N'bfuf i~Ai"sEs nurm ktlst Aad vsp
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
easstRastsa.

li'sdsrbs ani tugli ntrf esp ~ es,ii, rsrs,i
3, usinE hsiAef . Saiins sI-Tteat u 10 pisss
act 9, .fttuR aad essilius snj es-ts oAiS b.
cebts ~ t-S,tis No 'smiif shush fsii ~
hop u a. mas, lsr~1s have q dis'tts fts
nsnssatins pAlls, vsca 80, ssA 'fsst the
came ~ lect b. using ssilsD . hsilns Agstt.pt
Sold everywhere. spi ~ w.. state sssni I.
"a Hush. I've Muiuss. lose
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

Ah~snos destroy. smsii passions and
increases great ones. ~ ~ind blows out
tzpsrs aud kinale. fires.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
tvARM. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Mad Itch - Cattle.

A correspondent II the journal ~
Ayrs~itsre writes Having had som,
experience with this disease, | want Ia
say ~ my fellow farmers. beware Il
feeding your swine on green corn
STALKS. ~ IL Is u common practice with
some. and then letting your cattle hav.
hccess ~ .vur feed grounds. The hogs
will ches the substance from the stalk,
and spit % u the remainder in punches
the cattle eat this refuse. aud i, clogs
the manifold. causing this dread dis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
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~ igNtf ara ,sNr - uaus sesthFf staiuftsi ti,t ~
az trfr sIrrs fbs wsit D. 81 spssitr Fsf- ~ n %
o. sblrf s'fNsf sga Nsut fiUs The, aDNv uat the
-. a. r-A sd hfsnth ana fv.,"fr the sbsstta 20
4 fftfi NfaiN A. thai "a arVssssFf 10 a. fuliew ths
AiptNHH 4 sat- sS-. ~sfAesf ssstvsFE sssssE
- gHfsf9t ~ I'D fe' tfs s.sF " ffs-st a lss. ~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

Ward 20 Agps Hloas IoTsi S5d nan, a,h.r
Nls.fhy taxing . iss dnsss 81 Illrrls Liver
ftlls HuVc ruu o. rect min ~ % rasr. hDit
seltom free 'futn paul ihrhn sugar coated
Hls vii lFtaR rsi.ei aud make YOU sell again
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

rrEsoss stsfslng os1.xo sHl sac mAsnls
fsEt Acnsnzzafstkns AZ IN "Pxisnra Tfrnaei
Ho4se, az tas sxtfensely kgv rata a Thsa@ lid
l4Ts fsApDi pxr asy far al ros1Es atsggs bastas
ess. srestA fr1t rsSnsast fysSas .ttE Dssh.
srsrrr wrDcoE. kaEMw.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
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AHN g. ~ sFh W. ENAts anN WV ~ ~ HfHM
" maisris nav ttf Hn,,,rt tY snus th, aA
sHrstrl sprlh,, nasiettyf's (" hisst Ni',ts
uhi,h nrt 'uiy hfvstt up ttr ms@t sFVFavatsi
s'ta ~, uUt lrfrtNts thrif fr,Htfvnyt IA "
irGbitsi, ~ is,h3s to qaiuiAg cri urlt -
rsut" q d.vs The basiNfss fsF uioss % uaEh
r. bot sl@' on s'urget ~ ~ v~fyt shols
sutus rrss twi iuyig,asiine stiian uIuu 49,
rHurv sYrtgw Tcstu4luN - euutuFt,ut, t.s
iuNc AMI smpie sbostng ths i.citttr nsiuts
20 ~ rfrst. . 4 thsi o. fs pn n1Fr Taitstlte
fhNsic 400 u,usstIs 80 ~stpsusHsN anl thar
Il . pnstsht nnuN q unfutbtssti"rs tNn,
u~fsuas In .vsfs ciass VI 90 ist, s,usthinE 10
rptfts, snd teaftuk y insss ~ Ito sut~ bus4',
over ush fcnasiiss az pta'arAi tls~ss4. u
u 'sI.risl Y lppuia' ihrsuthuu ~ set
shtpNcf irNtf and asus I~t,'Niis a. ~ duss IN
usEUi - thr 'sira, And tBut fertile %ltuttst {,
- that vest region,
tcsn.m 70 iisr rAi - -tsi,h,' nin &c
uufth q lncls SANE nsfnsss un apg1i ~ ~
Nuuf tsf ,ess. -iil mske your heather ks,k lks
go 49, k~"p n .On ani pliatls
III assrn a HsnITh OrssnT1 h.,s talss
tt' Lgh'si h.uofs 81 III The = tid', tNbitI
tiuus'f tuuFs han tsoVs yeats "a Of fsrs.
lS' We ns. isga, Ssptiagn liza. fhil,dsl.
10. 80 .sd rSt,. lsgs sni he, afr The
only Amt r1csh msksv -bn hs,, tAkrb sarh 81
ans,
Childr.n have LusI n snl N1ihgu ret . hen
Dr Nin,hcii's t~.thins ryup u usei II
pfoaavrs rstural ,lrpp, rrgtlslss tho io-.ls.
Cufes iysrute'N Ani iiafftpA Arising fnan
ieothiIW ~ other CaIecs SSH hy al Drug
Elsts ~ - Vts a fHnffie
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

Nessv J NAguuv.
togr NAgalv's hBsr T1sn' ~, psutsd I.
~ o. yfrtsAi rufe ~ Diam %. 'h,Asfs.
Upsutsp, rtr n hes nfs fsis-i IN . sl,sis
~ins,shss STR ms notT tspL =
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

eus.l wpatsiha - Rrs~~', hr,~.tHa fr.As
lVs us f,itof ~ t"AFha ,Aais. ard Ihp.l
btss-s, hs. gissR usta . ts,osahls usA.ste
~ fsshty s,s sxnts . t.s
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21


Awospsstv. ssutctss.
WIZARD OIL.
\ Tad, ~h. wa- ,.naae., q. be-,
st~~t aed v.ui.i nee Move zoe
S~,~a Weeks. without N.i..
taoc~. g"t ..t Ut itr.t ies
frw h"ov- snrs .ssa.
" asirg u. us-
Wiss-J tNl
thc Large %nuhales ~ rvu,AfI ath
,ufs, ~hs,h have tsvn l~tsamsd
,hfosEh ,hr u,'rpms a,Ahiy ~ lht,
s',at Nn,,'l, sfv uu,atAilslr.i ia ~,
h''tc', - wsd's,es unMlty,i, II
,Nll.ss-i .nals.s So Nc anT .aT,ToT,
~hs have hnsW IbfI U,~,n ts,is og
u.AocsA rr,v,uas 80 all ir,um ,A,,,
,ana ,eunN tr ia ~rp,lerhil h. al,s,s
pOyetttv.
TIC %h'lln~,0s G,sp q my,,hap "a
wv 'NN " ~ NffNN " tAtHN
hunifcls ~ha b ha,r ivsn w,fi,utt t
us ASH a., 90 10 Nv oat uPss
ofNufvt~ sNi ,ssts ,ss -, 80.
NJ ~ h~hsvusNss, sod 90 0s.ths ~
vh hssa's TSi "-s t.l i-fosv ~ .itst
iHf sstss s~ks ~ 90, oseeeei o. ~ ist
tHA 'tsA nvt @'f net suai.n,s ~
~ "sst tssh g. 49, -hes shs 90, rsyss.t
! hs3 ihs sweat riNnsl rh,a-s ace ,s ~.
nte'n s'tyo.tsv h,s -this-t ~t@esatpa ~
10 90. htti NJ ssN ~his ,stttef sEt
zee 80 's - ttat sAssstaivs ~s4a&A
t"a "r.ee tews p.Ap,si -, - it 40
Wusi at We So ~. sss. tss,s,lsha .,
'hss 'a's~ss~t soy s.@, 49, So r~i, "a 81
hssfs sls' - ,sseasa.st .,ee ~
tsi ~ s''uuusiHe ps sts -ss ssnwit tsssd
.tNs Save fhu so sght lsau sEr s.s
shc tt. 900 ~ = ussrtuas "a 10 At,sta
ts'tvNslly ,swEL
t"ftttta Thasstesw iaA
WIZARD oil NEVER rAiis
u u,t orl, sN,,s Inflammation. and
sloi~ ,hc m,,si c,,nb iatins tsaihs. bot
y %istiuHuts IaihI and I.tWansDt
cures u 4. .sfe anal .n,c. ,las, II.
~uts Iut,li, anal enc, iuall,. and u
JOS, 'he artlc nc-,ic,i in .yr,s ism,i,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21
WIZARD OIL NEVER rAI,.s

Il u"i onl, sli,,s Illumination. A.,
,lo1s lhc mN,i c,,nn ailnK I.aiha. /,
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

s~..--,.,r f.-srs.- -'..s
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-21

v i"flHus IAI,I and Ivtmsn,nl
cures u q. .afe anal snfv. ,tas, II.
~o's Tai,li, snd erc, rusll,. and IL
post ,h' article needed in ,vr,s family
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

Over 15O men in the employ of il:e Tiptop Company have ra;d their poll taI.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.

fAvAPAL-The deepest SHOW of the season in Prescott fell April 16
 s inches, in some parts Of the mountains near that town the focal papers chronicle depth of from eighteen inches to two feet. The Territorial Treasurer is paving war rants on the General Fund, sesi"s of 1877, up to number le4. The small pox patient is improving.
 MoHAvE--The American Flag mine near the top of WalIipai mouu- tain, has been sold for S25 900. The new Blackberry mill has been started and is d success. \ newspaper in this county would have a fine ficld. there being none at the present time.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

Over six tons of tie richest ore. ever shippel from the Territory, is at Joseph Coilingwood X O.. await ing reshiment to Yuma. Since the middle of September last, more than sixteen tons of this character of ore has been shipped from the mine.
 The average yield Of which is some thing over Ss,0OO. per ton. In ad- dition to the native silver ores ship ped to San Frqnc;sco. the company have crushed at the mine. more than fifty tons of ere which has paid much of the expenses of the mine. The present stipmcn; is the larg,st and richest ever made from the mine andas II comes from the lowest work ings on the mina. argues well for the continuation of the rich vein which has already yielded the original cost cf the mine. This mine las kept from thil to forty miners employed all the time, and the Secretary in forms Us that they have paid out near y S30,O00. in m;Iing. buildings and improvements cn tie mine. The last accounts are that rich stratum ofc,il9ride ore has been dis
 covered, which promises well tor the future. Already several hundred pounds of forehas teen extracted from th;s vein, mot of which is rich in chlOIideS and snIphurets.-rCifizen-
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

DEOPGSALS will he received by the uuder- signed to April Jth. for firni hing IVY" th"us snd cor,'s Of wnoi to the Golden Star -!',i- lug -Inianv, on C ve Creek. There is an abundance of wood H inc in mr diatA vicinity of h. mill. and line grazing for animal Proposals will be entertained for any DO ton of the quantity required. Address
 W. ? UELLINTS,
 Phoenix A. T.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

The following pretty domestic picture Is given by correspondent of the London Times who recently interviewed thevomg King of Spain. The young Monarch and his bride were standing at the entrance of third room. the King with extended hand and afauie smile on his lips, and in cray country suit, the Queen in a dark green velvet brocadrd dress. l beg your pardon said the King. for having kept you waiting but you see ! have to recieve General Sonuaz, and l have not yet had time to put on my uniform. Sit down, however. that weuay lave a
 little tglk. Tn" Queen seated hrr- sc.f on a sofa, the King or d chair near the Queen and I the other end of the sofa. near the King. During th" whole interview inc King did not utter d sentcrce without looking at the Quctn as if to ask her approv- al, and my fri, nd tells me that the Queen, to whom my back was necessarily tuned. listened with ad- miration to her husbands words.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27
SELECT POETRY.
HOLD YOUR HEAD UP LIKE A MAN.

1.-the stormy winis ssrpuld rris;ls.
 White you tread The worlds highway, Still against them br..veIy tussle,
 EoPeand h6'r day b. day; Faiter moi, uo mater whether
 There is sGuslire storm or calm, ATrl sn every kind of vsG her,
 Hold your head up Ike q man. If a brother sbculd deceive you.
 And shsu'd ac; a traitors nart. Never let hj, treason g-ieve you.
 Jog a ong with ''clitsoms heau; Fortune never follows f,wninE,
 Boldne>s is the only plan. HoTirr for a better J.wniug,
 Eo'I your held zp ike a man. Earth, though CT SO ri n and mellow, Y;e'is not for the wcr;h.e.s drone. But the bod and hou~s. fellow.
 He can shis and stand al.re; Spuvn 'he k ave of every na-i.u.
 Always do inc best ycI can. And n" matter what yoar s.ati1u,
 Hold ynur head rr Iiie a man.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

CHAMPION SEVER MINING COMPANY - Location of principal place of business, San Francisco. California. Location of works, tIishe DiStr'cf. N9ri"opa County \ A-izona. No t'ce is hereby given that ai meeri"c of the Board of ir' ctuis held on the llth day of Arril- l-sS- an assessment (N". l If Twenty (2O) Gents per share levied urOn the capital stock of tlie cnrreritiun payable immediately. iR juited States gold cain r. tho Secretary at the 'fre of th- Company Room D. Nc. 4l9 CiliioInia sir ri San IF uciscn California. Any stock upon which ihis assessment shall re- main unpaid ou Noud Iy tlia l3-n day of May. le9S will le delir queui and advertised for .alr at public arcrion and unless avmrat is mul. refore. vii b. sll3 "u NEDNE~DA tls FIFTH dayof jU- r. 37S, to pay the de- lingue it assessment together wit, s' of ad- yerii>ing and expenses ot sIie. By order of the Board of Directors
 C. F. STENENS Serr4tly.
 OFgICE-It' om 24 Havv;lr,,s Bail:i na.. No. fl9 Cali ornia street. San Francisco Cal. 10 i'd
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

Mr. James Powers and George Turner left Stafford on the morning of the 2d inst. each with their wag- ons loaded and at noon turned out to feed. when about eighteen miles from Saford, on the road to Camp Bowie. After they turned their horses out on the grass, and were preparing dinner, they observed two men coming toward them ol horse back. They w,nt t. their wagons and took out their guns and stood them up against the wagon. anl re- turned to their camp fire, just on the other side of the road. The men came up and they were invited to eat. They said but little and riding up between the mel and the wagon where the guns wer-. immediately drew their rcvoivcrs and t,ld Powers and Turner 10 flee, or they would be killed. Of course, being without arms with which to defrnd them selves, they were compelled to obey, and the two men on horz back pur- sued them fir about one half mile, when they returned and took the two teams, leaving the wagons behind. The horses were very valuable, MT Turner's being worth $4OO and the other team was also valuable. The news reached Stafford that evening. and on the following morning five mounted men started in pursuit, but as our informant left on the 4th inst. he did not know whether the parties had been captured or not One of them was an American and the other a half breed.-[Star
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27
FARM AND GARDEN.
FINAL.

FINAL.
 Eskiminzin, the head chief of the San Carlos Apaches las expressed himself as desirous of severing his tribal relations and going to the San Pedro, settle on a piece of land and take advantage of the Homestead Act, which is generally believed to be good token of a permanent peace so faras his baudis concerned The Indians on the reservation are making extensive preparations this year for planting crops, and in so doing they should be aided by the government as much as possible and encouraged by the agent, for the sooner they become self sustaining the better for all concerned. .. Pi- nal county has great cause to rejoice and be thankful; another copious rain has refreshed the mountains and valleys. The benefit of these frequent rains will be felt in every department of business. The pros poets for an abundant harvest and d prosperous year for all are most encouraging A ton of potatoes are on the road between Yuma and Florence.-TCiiiz
 The ground froze quite hard lust night. and the indications are that one or two more cold nights will fol- low, when warm weather will take the place of the cold, and vegetation will flourish. Guess the peach crop has been scorched-l Miner.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

H'k1c oEs-~sE sasaSs .sSst ETa E SC. Has been more than twenty years before the public, ard has successfully wifhstood tEe test of time and the trials of e. mpati- ion. For the purpose of watering stock, iuigatiug and -un- hing machinery. they will su"u pay for them selves. We shall s' Il these Mills al Il low price asked for them inc Fasferu States. with freight added. All Mills shall he Viaced in sEcc. ssful 'peranoa before pay will he asked for same, and guarantee for one year will be given.
 For descriptive pa aph'et of 59 pages price etc, address GOSPER X LOUNT.
 General gents Prescott Arizona
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27
SEarrifIe S.,la.

Bv virtue or an execution 's ucd ont of the .Iu.tic.'S ~ fir B hin"ri prrcruct. Mlric n county. Territory oi Arz,ra and to mo direr-- cd. wi'"~s;u. ! -rn rar: in.'rdei tr make. the >lm uf To hrrlred ;r'd ff' il#-s deli and ihe u fir- s4in uf Tr,l.c dollars nd fit ""n's ""s-~. tcc f''"- with inc ac"ruing cn>-; wherein Chn-',s r Ma fin is plaintiff and r or one" A.iamS j. defend 'n' I lave lov ed uprn all tl" right tile and interest of the said !'',- rrce AdrmS i-f a-d to flat certain "ra >7e-v srrgr dwe''iug horse wi'h -i rl" reef I-crntlv .c.ur;'d bv .h.. -a'1 '"i"udrHt arJ -i-ua-a in Mc1il 'euvil;e. V Fi" 1i tniv " f -.rznua s..I'h- v"-i r"-0 3 ',-~ bii 5 !i..rs'.. .'I heue- the same i'H.S" nat r~,i, r. ny yri fn 'le sd r nr- enrr dams hr John TaraeT in December l~77- Nat'cn is hereby given 'ltt oH TtHr.d.y the Ati- y"f May. D I>7S at l2 o'clock N on he premises in Mc1lilrnvil,e Narirnra Coau- ". Territ" of Arizona. will expose for sale 1t pubic arrf ou. aS The law diree-s all iI, tight title and iuteret of the sail Fibre Adams in a,.d to the said ab"ve de-cr;h'd rrrm-- i<FS.
 MrNIilienville. Maricora county. A T Apri ., 1878.
 CHOICE MOWRY. Sheriff By GEORGE L TUaNEit Deputy Sheriff. s-4
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

The new Tiger liining Company has been sold for S4S.O0C. and in corporated with J. D. Fry as Presi- dent. Vim. M. Lent, Vice President. and tie following Board of Directors: J. D. Fry. Wm. V. Lent, George ". Bowers. Levi D5sh ord and f. C. |. Hastings. Ihe stock is divid- cd into one hundred thousal.d shares of SlOO each.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

The Bill for the regulation of mail letting advertisements, wLich provides that said notices shall be published in one or more papers. published in the State where the contracts are to be let, as well as all additional information, when re- quired by persons disposed to make a bid by the 2d Assistant Postmast CT General, and the forbidding of the practice of heretofore the sub letting of contracts. under the pen atty of the forfeiture of the con tract by the party sublctting, pass cd the House.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

The Mexican mine, Pinal county, is without doubt true Assure vein; several shafts have been sunk on it. waving in depth from fifty to seven- ty-fve, the ore lody is thirty feet wide; the grade Is low. but the quantity is immense judging from the depth rrospected. A contract Is now Pendilg between the owners and tie Niani Nin company, for crushing 200 tons of the ore.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

J. Il. Helm of the Tigar mine, arrived in Prescott q few days ago on lis way to Bradshaw city. While in San Francisco herurchascd such machinery as is necessary for the thorough prospecting of the Tiger mine. It has been shipped and will soon be on ihe ground.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27

Warren Wil<on,who has been an employee of this Taper since its foundation, left tl:is morning for Aiizora. I, gees overland via Cajor Pass and Harlyville. We commend linn Co the Alizonians and hope they wil!Ttrcat him kindly. -T San Bcrnardino Times. April I3.
Salt River herald., 1878-04-27
CAPTION.

We caution all persons from purchas 'nc any inte rest in the CHICO MINE now claimed by George T. O'Brian f'r boundaries have been changed from first locatiau and now covering ground owned hv us. We shall contest titie of said George r. OB Brien now claintd
 ED UEI LTNGS
 F-M III TCHINGS. Cave Greek Ma-i-ora County, 4. T. April 10. ISIS ;
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-10-19
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