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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
THE WEBER GRAND PLANO.

The piano presented to the public of Prescott, to be rallied for is new Weber Grand Upright Piano, retailing in the San Francisco market for S150. and would cost with the additional freight in Prescott, $50. Its careful use tor the last year has improved tie tone of the instrument, and its present perfect condition il our trying Ari- zona climate, Is the best proof,of its excel lency and durability. The word grand ip this case is not d meahingless expres$oii, which is use, by >o many second class manufacturers but it is a graad piano indeed, proved by the three strings to each key, which even the so called Grand Steinway Pianos have not. The public will please notice this fact aud examine the only Weber Grand Piano Tn Prescott, now sn exhibition at Bashford X Co.'S to sHbstantiate the cor rectncss of the above statement.
 \. NEUMAYER.
 Pr JfeSsor of Music. Prcscott, Oct. l4th, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
NEGLECTED PEOPLE.

perhaps in the whole United States there is not another. people totally neglected m
 a;l facilities as are those of eastern lava- mai After leaving S,. Joseph, On the Little colorado. for a distance of two hundred and 6nv ,,,,es east, through flourishing towns .nd sef,femcnts where there are at least 4oO voters. not single postoiiice is to be founu ~ mail route established. We contend that Hon. Hiram & Stevens is to blame ioi aT, ,,,;s An effort on his part would have seecnred the necessity.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Charles Blackburn Escaped.

Last evening. about dark, Charles E- RlacIlburn sent for his attorney, John How ard, forrjtlte :purpose; of consulting over matters pertaining to his impending trial, and was allowed to. come out into tue hal' for the object above mentioned. After con sulting with his attorney on the issues ln- yolvod. an,i after having concluded ms ou- siness with Judge Howard. and before SD6puty Sheriff Pierce returned the prisoner taEiiis cell, he stepped out into the aark- ness and was gone. Parties are out huh'- ;no for the departed Chief.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

There will be general Te-union of Odd Fellows al Masonic Hall, Prescott, Tuesday evening, Oct. l5 ls7s at 3O p. which time, Hon. Clark Churchill F. G. of Apollo Lodge of san Francisco, will deliver all address, All members of the Order in good standing all affiliated Cad Fellows and sll who ever have becI members of the Order and who may have been suS pended cordially invited to attend. The re-nnioI will be held under the auspices of Arizona Lodge No. l. LOOP. By order of the Committee of Arrange ments. PAUL. NEBEts, thalrnlali. Prescott, Oct. 10, ls7S.-5t
 The Odd Fellows Ee-union announced above for thi' evening" hereby postponed until Tuesday, October 22nd, 1878, at the ssmeitime and place. PAUL WEBER,
 Chairman. Prescott. Oct I5. 1878,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Assessment Notice.

To Edward JoIoe, and Jobu Kelley, part owners in tn General Cluster Gold and Silver Mine situate onehal mile cast uf the SeuFtor mne Hassayampa Mining dis trict, Yavapai County, Arizona Territory.
 You are hereby notified that if you do not appeU within ninety days from the uate this notice. pay ]. n. Gates proportion of the asscssmen for ls required by law the undersigned will ciaiIi
 forfeiture of your interest in said mine lode, -sording to the mining laws of said district.
 +. J. D. GATKs.
 PRESCOTT July 24, 1878. %" a5-9ed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
MARTHA F. LIVELY. Def.

MARTHA T.. LIVELY, Def.
 Action s brought in the Dstei Court of the Second Jusjcisl District in and :he county of Mzcops in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizoha sends greeting to Martha l.. Lively; ,,.. ,
 You ar, hereby summoned and required to arrsar m an action brought agast you bytne abovenamed pan' fr fn th District Cours of the second sudicisi D s .s s,, ,,t g,r tbs Com of Maricopz in the Terri S oI Arizona and sns~er the complaint nle witf ths Clerk of this Court Pefx in said CoifT "a tox oi which comrlaint accompanies this sinmonsl wirnln twenty days exclusive of the dsy of service aier ths ser1i,e mon you of this summons. served m thi-
 county: but ii served out of the county and within thi- district then within thirty days: in sH other cases io, 5sys, <, ,,,. fl, ,,,n ,.iI ,, .oue., ana answer the complaint aboye rSIute, the Dan M win ap'y to the said District Court for the reef de msndi in said complaint. Tbe said acuop IS troaSh m ol,ain decree dissolying the bonds of neafrinohj heretofore and existing between the piainsin sto aeeas,n the stautes n saeE seses s,sss,s I ryiae, and general reiief aud eosss aud ds-oarst l ,neufs in this behalf expended
 Given under my hand and the seal ef said btstrscs cort a, Phsnix this 10th day of July. A. ID. ls7S
 s...sdsQ FRANCIS A. SHAN, Clerk,
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Notice

Upon motion of Supervisor Curtis, t is ordered Una in future su supplies for the various County Officers, well for the District Court and the County Indigen Sick be purchased by Supervisor Fisher and Prubai Judge Carter and that all bills for said supplies be cr fed by said officers before being passed upon by th Board and that other persons be authorized to pur chase anything whatever the credit of the County Yavaiai.
 Pasasd by the Board of Supervisors, in session Oc tober &, Is5s. WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk.
 Prescott, Oct. II, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Tickets for the Million.

We are prepared to do election-ticket printing by the million and for the million, at bedrock rates, for cash.
 It saves bookkeeping to pay as you go. you know. Still. we shall not ask a good man to pawn his watch if lre doesn't happen to have the change with hIm.
 Order your tickets in time to have them well distributed in every precinct.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Assessment Notice.

To Col. Chas. Reynolds, Mrs Celia De kuhn and NL- liam Dr Witt:
 YUu will take notice that fl yOu fal to appear and do your proportion of aSsee-meut Sork oD the Casket Lode, Cheery Greek district within ninety days from date of this notice, the undersigned Will claim for feiture your interests in the according to the United States and Territorial mining laws
 JAMES RIDDLE. p~csn,,. \ r An,,,st 9s,h ls7s-sm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership hereto fore existing between B. Fiske, H. B. sherman and H. Griffith. under the firm name of Fiske, Sherman Co.,, is this day by mutual consent dissolved, !. Griffith having withdrawn from the firm. All money. due will be collected and all debts paid by the under signed. The business will be conducted under tn name of Fiske X Sherman.
 R. FISKE,
 II. B. SHERMAN. Prescott, October l6, 1878. 2w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EstFay Notice.

Came to Smiths mill, below Wckcnburg, from tn, 1s to the 18th of Sept, two small hGrses,one, ha, with Spanish brands; the other yellow also branded with spanish brands. The owners re quesed to prove property, pay charges and take then away.
 HENRY CROWELL, Smithi Mill, MsricOpa Co.,, Oct. l6, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
QUARTZ MILL FOR SALE

4 Complete three-stamp Prospectors nl will he sold by the undersigned for SGO0. Weight of stamp 1s5 pounds, with 15 pound spring The mill is supplied with settler and amagamator. horse-power attach Inent with the outfit Capacity, loo pounds per hour
 FRANCIS A. SHAW, Phenix, T.
 October 9th. IS7S-v:lf ....
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the Tax Ron of YaVaTS county and also hs Tax Roll School District No. said county for the year iSs have been placed it my hands for collection, and that the taxes assess therein are due and Tsy able office in Prescott If Iaid ou before ihs second Monday in DeceE Der next they be returned delinquent and hfteeI per cent VIII be added thereto. - ED. F. BOWERS, Tax Collector.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Valuable Mining Property FO
 Sale.

offer for my ons-half interest in the Mammoth F.. F. Mines tincorpoTZted, and one-tir interest Tn the A. B. Niue, situated about ten miles West of lssssDti. Spruce Mountain Guch. Also half inter- she Permanent Mine, situated in HassayamTa District II miles North of the Senator Mill. These valuable propefrfes will be sold at sacrifice. Enqurs st John lsaiblrs or Of FRANK SCHULTZ.
 I,rrscntf Afrrfsf nh. lSTS.-tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

~tltaiS '''
 ,,,,,-,,s, Mss McLain, c. ". Bowers D. Levy I'd Mrs. J. r. Hoyt. ----
 Gsorg, Banghart, from Chino Valley Is in town. = .5 .
 See dissolution notice of Fisk % oherihSH in to-day's issue
 .;,.sThere is ro be public speaking at "i''ia"i' son Valley this evening See notice of estray animals adVer'iSeu Ill this issue of the MINER.
 MT Samuel Latta, of Kirkland, haS oee" x;sitin" friends in this city
 The telegraph line is still down ,,,t 't '5ST nt' Diego. consequently our reports arc 'u' '
 We have heard it rumored that olspa, p;. .i,s arc not looked upon with ia'or sii this section. ,-.t5,.
 ~ r;,iSs Silent, Guilford Hathswa3 and others are expected nome 'o Moiave county
 ..aowsr Cocopah arrived at Ehren
 rue s,.,,,, .Yu,aa on the l4tll instr "''' Prescott freight. .s,
 Christian Becker, and s9l. W.,isT. S~ looking in town from Kirkland Nahe'' afteT If certain water rights. r,..., ''' gr Thomas Long of the Halfway ,s.n. n0Sis ts,
 Ml. .a Prescott and Whipple. keeps " SSs,sT ,,sSt sr brands of cigars, liquors etc .,. oss' n.;r.,o letter gives Clifton, in. in ,ils. S A Prl'ate ,.s . Sha man for k4ng P vSar IvnlIssy the next delegate to oop
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Pursuant to m order of the Probate Court of the County Yavapa and Territory of Arizona duly made and entered the 9th day of September. A. D. 1S7s whereby is ordered that the administrator of the es- John NJ. Rountree, decesed. sell all of the pro pery of said estate to pay the expenses or adminstrs t;on and the claims presented and allowed against the said estate at public private sale ay be deemed for the interest of ali concerned Notice Is hereby given thnt the undersigned adnnsafor said estate will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in front of the north door os tho Court House. at Pres colt, il said county, on
 Saturday, the 12tli day of October, 1878, all the right title and interest of the said deceased a. the time of his eath and all rhr, tide interest since aured by operation of law Of in and to the following described land and real estate, situate hg and being in the county of Yavapai and Territory of Arzona viz An undivided one-haf eres in lot number tweutysix ,6, in block number thirteen tl3l ironing Monte zI.a street on the side of the Paza the town of Prescott in said county. Also undivided interest of fifty feet in in. first north extension the Grey Eagle lode vein of rock containing preciOus metals, situate lying and being in the Tiger Mining District, County aud Territory aforesaid
 The undersigned will in the meantime receive sealed bids or proposals for the purchase of the above de scribed property part thereof, up to l2 o'clock noon on Friday the lth day of October ls74 at which hour such bids proposals will ne opened, and if sss fory will accepted and the property sold st private sale, and satisfactory bid proposal be riyed the sad property will be sold at public auction as above specified. Terms of sse ten per cent at time of sale and the balance upon the approval o the sale by the Probate Court coveyance al the expense of purchaser. . w.J. TOMPkINS, Administrator of the Estate of John NJ. Romtree, deeeaseG.
 Prescott, Sept. 2th.-u
 The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday. Nov. 23d, 1878, at the same place and tir
 W. J. TOMPKISS, Administrator.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby gve that the copartncrship hereto existing between the undersigned in the Carpenter business under the 1rn of Campbell Parker. is this day dissolved by mutual consent M. D. Campbell retiring from the firm. .---.
 MD. CAMPBELL.
 '''' '.' .' r. c. PARKER. Prescott, Oct. lst. ls7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Valuable Property for Sale at a Ei Barga.n.

4 seD improved Dairy Ranch, only miles from Prescott together with forty nilc and heifers, ofer-i for sale cheap. Government ile the land and falling spring Of Water- Enquire of T. M. senteney al the City Market. Prescott.
 Prescott. Oct. 5 lS-S-a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
REDEMPTION OF co UNITY WARRANTS.
will pay, on presentation, the following Warrant,
GENERAL FUND.

-. f..' GENERAL FUND.
 Series of 1877, from No s4 to & inclusive.
 The holders of said warrants are hereby notified that interest thereon ceases from the date hereto affixed, and that if the same be not presented within ten days, the funds set apart for their redemption will .0e applied to the payment of warrants next in the order in which they were issued. F.. !. COOK.
 .,l... County Treasurer. preScotf Oct Oth lS7S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

:Ths Carpentry Building and Contracting htIsines, will be continued heretofore at the old stand by thu undersigned. q .s
 A'si ..-- F. G. PARKEI..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Notice tO settle.

Au persons wing themselves indebted Co the late firm of Campbell Parker notined that they must cad at the office Of the undersigned by the lsi of Noyelo hr- Is7s, and settle thsr accounts igy doing they will cost of collection.
 NJ. D. CAMPBELL .--..-r B.. C. PARKER
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Fer Sale

In desirsbl oor;ion of Prescott, good rey,ns gro cer huslnest 4snt little capital reauired Enquire si this ofds s-
 Prtrcott, August ss is7s.-n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Strayed or stolen,

From the undersigned, on Willow creek, one large hay mare, hind feet white. brand ed TR lconnectedB. A reward Of so Will be raid toany ore returning her to me. r. E C. l., FERG pSpH,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Election Nov. 9th. Yavapai County.
 Ns:s
PEOPLES TICKET.
Summons.

I'm ,he District Court Second Judicial District lh the
 County of AIarioopr and Territory of Arizona. urNrpy F LIVELY Plaintiff.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

NOrfCR.-GanZ having just received large lot of Budweiser Beer, oilers the -ame at reduced rates. .5fL. slP, !,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Try the Miller Wiskey, si per gallon, at Bowen, Knowles Co.'S. ''---.-l- v s- a5l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Best flour Sj.50 per loo lbs, at Bower Knowles .S Co. aug3I
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

The Ciiv Brewery is itself again. Plenty oi good Lager Beer on hand. aug9-u
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
THURSDAY.

.r,,,1s anI Departures by G., :. S Co : Stage.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Remember that newspapers and maga- zines can be obtained at the Store of T. ". Otis. octI6Iw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Wanted immediately 900 shaved shinglt by r. q. PARKER. oaif.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

FALL IN THE PRICE OF LUNBER-The best merchanlablc lumber. fencing, etc. can now be bought at Curtis saw-mill for SD thousand, CASH One million feet of this class of lumber now In the yard. If
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Budweiser Beer, SIS per case, at Ganz's.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Fresh pasted coffee every day, at Bowen Knowles X Co. a3l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Subscriptions taken, at Publishers prices, for all Newspapers and Magazines, at Otis.
 octl6-iw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

\. J. Mason is selling Boots and Shoes 25 per cent less than any house in Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Brogans from s2.50 to S4.l0. at the City Boot and Shoe Store of <. ]. aiason. az
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Kip Boots from S4 to Ss at A.. J. Mason's City Boot and Shoe Store ag7
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

We notice that NJ. Lowenthal, the tailor, next door to Kelly S Stephens. is doing good work. Cali and see him. Septl0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

@- TUESDAY. .-s-- E.-I-
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Adninistraaor,s Sale.

Prescott, Oct. 9th, 1878.
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ARRIVALS. @e..-H -Ae
 ! D. Levy ,d Mrs.J r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
Re-Union of Odd Fellows.

Prescott, October Is, 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Big arrival of cigars, wines and liquors at Bob Councils to-day. Buy 'em up.
 Miners and all ,'old timers" who followed
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18
saturday. thc 1sth day or Oetober. Is7s.

The above sale is hereby postponed until Saturday Nov 23d, 1878, at the same place and tir
 -' W. ]. TOMPKISS, Administrator. Prescott Arizona. Oct. II, lS7S.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-10-18

Prescott, Oct. lst. Is7s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-29
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

ANNUAL Neutrality-suspicious. COLE ON NEW
YORK COMMERCE..
Tho annual meeting OF the Produce Exchange was
held yesterday, halfp r. NJ, trout OF the
Presidents desk, on the lower floor OF the Exchange
Mr. William A. cols, tho president, delivered very
interesting address and read his report Tor the year.
He commenced by reviewing the work accomplished
by committees during the past year. rnen stated
that the Pitsburg riots, VIII cn The courts at
present. viii test the railroads common carriers.
Mr.. Cole continued as folows:-ssfherc has been
great deal OF grumbiing because New York
showed last year the smallest percentage OF
the total exports o. the country Tor tue past
twenty years | believe that have entered this
most prosperous decade Of the century We have had
abundant crops and larger acreage planted each
year tho extent of country great and the climate
that total iaIiure next to impossible.
While the country exports 5000, O0O, 900, Of which
New York exports s3O0, 900. aud OF that
tns aoor business OF the many Is far from being
satisfactory Pine greatest evils of the day are rail-
road Discrimination aeanst New York. special
rates. the outgrowth OF combination. and
excessive port and terminal charges. New York 10
only city disseminated against on the seaboari.
Rates Of freight IRON gwen point 10 another
should be equal. The OF tho Exchange should
be--First-Io foster tho through business, which,
grant. makes New York almost way station, leav-
Ing but q small amonpt OF money with Us. Second
To make New YORK, through our Efforts. the great
warehouse OF The scaboard."
Mr. b. O. Bogert, the treasurer. presented HIS an
nual report. IL Is rs followsCasn on hand, May l,
1877, So 456 L. receipts for the year. $62 $40 81;
making total OF sos. 3o2 Oh. Tho expenses OF tho
year amounted TO $64 469 II, leaving cash balance
on hand, May l, 1873, oil $3,s33 ~ This vail DO in
creased 10 $5,247 ~ BY annual dues, still unpaid.
which amount 70 l.4l4 Tho statement OF the sur.
The SECURITIES was $685. o. their $4l5 32 20
ana present value $43S, 1873 So Tho annual election
Tor officers aud managers Of Tho exchange WIZ take
place ON Monday June j. Tho polls Will be opon from
van A. Ill. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-29

miserable mile expedition OF two soldiers was
opiged 20 turn back 10 20 10 the ois'
ward. have followed MIN his triumpnal return
ana have icit tnrub OF pelsure as read Of the en-
husizstic reception extended hign by tue Geograph-
teal society oil France. which had 30 warmly
great circle OF ulustrlous geographeFs, whose
spirit re-echoed in our own American Geographical
and enthusiastic eiusion Of savants devoted 70
science ana humanity and not 70 any selfish interest,"
Mr. Stanley went TO England, where, but Tor The
iriendy shield thrown arouna him by The presencs
OF HIS Hignness tho Prince OF Wales, the ilL
graced reception at Willis Rooms might have
resulted In an ebuition OF spirit like that which
and Mr. Dradaueh, but few days before because
these geutleinen had dared their voices on
The SIDE OF humanity aad against British inlsresta
IN the question OF The East There Is . method
in the madness OF tho Geographical Society Of
London-a coordinate, branch OF the Mn
siry Of Foreign Affairs Its geography 10 dictated BY
every man who may not be devoted TO the pro
pagaiion u those interests. SO long Mr.
Stanley had permitted himself TO be casses
AND accepted an Englishman nothing wa
heard oil tho massacre ut Bambireh or IN,
dishonor 10 EDgana's hag-which MT stanley,
strangely enough, Was carryins-for were not Eng
peoples OF south Africa, aud, II need be- me unhappy
Transvaal whose peaceful Republic DAD bean Dut tho
other DAY absorbed oy The British Emprss
In The course oil his lecture ColoLel Loug narrated
number oil Interesting anecdotes illustrative OF saw
age life ard customs IN Central Africa, frequently
quoting from the native dialects. He conc udcd by
commencing the Efforts OF the negro freedmen VI tho
south 10 cooDize Africa IL would, lie said. s'oe III.
ting atonom ior the oil unfortunate
II the plentcous Contributions which have been made
TO this international exploration fund SHOULD Dc Con-
verted 10 this one great object Thcn indeed, this
black race might NJ some future day inscriDe upon
some monument reared upon tho ruins VI ancient
Carthage-
the great and phan OF the white
The gratitude Of the BLACK :nan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-05-29
WAR ON GAMBRINUS.

The temperance advocates have begun baltic In
Union Ill., n. j. against tho browerics aud beer gar
dcns Of that town. few weeks ago a society was
formed at tho residence OF Mr. John Gardner one Of
tue most influential czens OF the northern portion OF
Hudson county under the OF tue Society Tor tho
Prevention OF Vice, ana meetings nave been held
alternately at tue residences of Mr. Gardner Mr..
Hcorv Bell and J. ID. McCloskey. largely
attended meeting belI Monday
night at tho Porter Methodist Episcopal
Church, at which addresses delivered by
Fletcher Looms and others. Yesterday u number OF
tue temperance people w.rc busy at the Town Hall,
on raiisade avenue examining the applications v All
the licensed saloon Keepers in The township. They
refuse 10 make puoIc thcr intentions, but ~ Is cur
.enty reported that effort viii be made by them to
secure the Indictment OF the members OF tho Town
Board oil Council tor violation OF tho state Exclse law