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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15

LAST EvESrxd.

LA.h LthNANts
IT'S Raymond 4 Ely. 81, 4. 5.4aaS,Aa
800 Meadow Valley. SOC. Csc
ass Eureka Con-. IS. an, i2s
725 Jackson. 5. 4A
700 Belmont. I As. IL. l co
200 FL Dorado south. zoe
ITO Leopard. I -. 30, I 40. ~
100 ella. soc
no Northern Belle. liz. IL. IN
go Hussey. SOC. Use 100
$50 Manhattan. ~, ~. 8. ss, ss
$50 De Frees. zoe
2s5 Grand Prizs. G. 81, 5S, %
lO25 Argenta, roc. sc
sos Navajo, Coo
less Endorsement. 1 20. I O5. l 10
GO Silver Prize. i5e 2Oc
500 Combination. 21e
COO Bell Isle. 25c
1iO0 Day. 95c.
100 New Coso, tOc
rs Bodie, 40. 40s. 39S, 10
2iG5 Bechtel. 2 W. III. ~ .
oocD MeCllnton, az. "a 2 40, 2 u, 10
1915 Tiogs. 81. > G0. sS
500 Red Cloud. 3,2t
1850 summit. a.. 2 IS. 2 30, ? 40
$50 Bulwer. i6, lev. i5S
800 Aurora. ~, 2. ~
1000 Hillsids. . 30. 81. 3 40. 81
COS Nodoc, 3Oc, 3sc
1850 Goodshaw. IL, iSb5, ~. 40
1000 MAybelle,
coo White Cloud. l
1850 Concordia, ~, 1, ~
200 Oriental. ~
$50 Tiptop, I. YOc
40 Martin White. ~
ATS Independence. ~. 40
800 HomcstAks, 81.
1905 Silver Hill. l 20, 1, o.
ITO Challenge, lain
800 Con. wAshoe. 45c
900 lee, &c
c7o Rough a Ready. ~. 80, a.. AZ
800 Scorpion. 2S.3
SO Trojan. soc. i5c
$50 Solid silver. 4 10. ~
COO Comsnehe. Coo
- ~. Louis. $50
$50 Vermont. 81, J 30
Clio Andes. zoe. CSC. Coo
800 Wells Fargo. zoe. i5c
1910 Ward. 81. 3. . 20, .. 81. ia
y95 Benton. So, 81
925 Boyle. "a, 2 10. 40
so DAYTON. 100
2GiO New York. IL. I 40. Is. ~
800 Kossuth. soc
s95 Lady Washington. ~. IN
800 L~sviAthan. Coo
THIS MORNING..
40 0phir. az. "A, a.
1910 Mexican. 22s. 22As
si5 Gould A Curry. ~. Q. 81
400 Best 4 Beleher, Is. IN
1856 California. iOS. IL
A3D S.vage. IN. I2a. l2l
2O5 Chollar- Potosi. 50, "a. 3iS
795 Con. Virginia. %. "a
go Hale 4 Norcross, y. ss,9
lTTG Crown Point, On, ~, ~
yi5 Yellow Jacket. i3s. i3s, i3s
32CO Imperial, %, II
2TO kentnek. 4 80. 4 10. 4 30
$50 Alpha, i2s
20 Confidence. 5a,5
$50 Belohsr. y. So
1850 sierra Nevada. 80. 81. sis sis. ais
30
Clio Utah. Is. IAN. its. II. IA
1sOO Bullion, .. pa
225j Etehsquer. ~, o.
ass Ovsrman, ISL. ISL, l3s, i3h
1915 Justice. ca, ca, Gsb3O. ca
COO Succor. | u, ! 10
2isO Union Con-. Is. 2ts, "a, 2s, 2S
lOCO Alta. III, lOs
$50 Lady Bryan. 2. los
1880 Julia. i3S. l3As
aO95 Caledonia. 2 30, IS
400 Wooiyille, 300
go Challenge. I 30
ESQ New York. ~, I CO, l co, l 10
$50 Occidental. Coo, Csc
1C25 Silver Hill. ~, I 40. I Is, 20. IN
2i0 Lady Washington, 1it, II
$50 kossuth. 23c
200 Andes. COO
800 Con. washoe. Toe
$50 Mides.
100 Wells Fargo. i5c. zoe
SIS Ward. 81. > 20, 3 GO
go Scorpion, 3a,3
1850 LeviathAn, Csc. 60c. Toe
100 North Con. Virginia. ~, J
$50 Morning Star. ~
li50 Trojan. Coo. &c
1000 Leo. 65c
i9j Benton. G. 81
100 Boyle, ~
$50 Rough 4 Ready. "a
32j Solid Silver. 4 40
$40 Vermont. 4 TO-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15

Yesterday afternoon sleiismsns 'ook
new turn in Virginia. About so'elock the
repor, gained currency on the streets that
a man had been found in an old shaft
north Of the city and just alive. Al fns
the repor, was discredited for lack Of Inn
mediate confirmation. but subsequently,
proved to DO founded on fact. little
later the man was brought into town In an
express wagon and taken 70 the County
Hospital for care and treatment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15

n oss nah. no.sy isss.s. !. yo.l e, q: t,.a
Il suythiss ~ 0sg...i 20 ssSsi,s ~ !,
yti 80 ys1: ". SeSsa. boys and Gi.is
.nS ssSs s.1,Svhsrs % vork fos y. Nov is The
nSsss: fSui s o0s Asss'ss, xalas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-15

And would readily have given all chances
Of life for . drink Of water. IL was worse
than all his hurts. His thirst became 80
terrible that no took up little handfuls Of
mud aud ehewed II for its GOODNESS and the
little moisture that was In Ii. lie says
that he slept at times, but only short naps.
He did . good deal Of shouting 81 frst. but
afterwards only occasionally and In fts OF
despair. when IL seemed good 10 hear the
sound OF his v voice. for u seemed use
less 10 try TO make any enc hear. He had
no idea how long he was In tho Wine. but
IL sometimes seemed that he had always
been there. When he heard the schoing
steps Of the two men In the tunnel ysster-
day and caught the sound Of their voices.
he felt that his Last chance for life vas 70
make himself heard. He cleared his
mouth Of the mud he Was holding In Il
md shouted with all his strength. The
yesult 10 already known.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-15
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Thursday, Aug. IL, 1878.
The Cuttlefish Casting its Ink

Frank auckland, the well-known
English naturalist, describes in Land
and Water bis good fortune in seeing.
under favorable conditions. cuttletish
casting its ink. Three or four spec
linens of cuttles live in the Westmin-
ster Aquarium. One of them in pass
ing the window of bis tank evidently
mistook the naturalist for a foe. $50, =
writes Mr. auckland, as be swan
along he elected from his ink bag a jet
of what looked like o cloud Of the
most intensely black smoke that ever
came forth from Q factory chimney.
Instantly the water lost all transpar-
sncy. Mr.. Cuttlefsh then went into
the middle of the water he had so art
fully made opaque. When there he re-
jected E,ore ink, and in less than half Q
minute the water round him became
blscker than the blacklist thunder
cloud ever beheld. The ink gradually
dispersed itself through the water.
forming clouds of the most delicate
shadings, fading off from the very
black place under which the beast was
concealed. Not even Turner. the great
artist. ever imagined such . cloud.
The ink isused in the arts, sepia be-
ing the very substance taken from the
cuttlefsh and dried. Without doubt
this power Of shooting ink is g most
wonderful means Of protection to pre-
serve the animal from being eaten by
its enemies, and it may not be impos.
sible that the idea of gods and god
desses appearing from the clouds and
disappear into the clouds. so often
described by Virgil, might have taken
its origin from the power of the cutie.
fish to surround itself with q cloud OF
ink
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-15

A man is not particularly fortunate
for having more of everything than he
wants.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-08-15
SEATTLE TO RENToN.

pAssEN9ER AND FREIGHT CARS WILL
I leave seattle ever day Sundays sxceptedD
q eA A. ~. and ?. r.; returnins viii leave
kauton at 10 A. n. and p n
For freight or passage. apply 1t the Once Of
the Company st the Depot
n. II. COLNAN,
}y5-dAvu 6eaeeal 6uperintepd ent
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
SttIlsFss0US.
h the District Cou5t of the Third Judicial District
 N.vapai County. MURAT MASTEGS0N, PlaipuG,
Judicial District.

h the District Cout of ha Third Judicial District
 Nayapai County. MURAT AASTEGSGN, Plain,iG,
 YeiSUa
 D. D. Ambrose, t. S2rLIla. Albert
 J. Chaml:o and RcoyTJ i'ror No. eos. partners Coing tuaiG,ss CEG IT the
 firm D&ule ot Champion k Prior,
 John Doe Gudiach"rd Roe, defts
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District m and for the county of Yayapai in tle Territory of Arizona.
 5he Territory of Arizona sends gleetiug to D. D. A"brOsa, fl. sample, Albert J. Chamnon and Robert Pilnr, and John Doe and Richard Zoe.
 on are hereby summoned and reuulred 10 appear i, an acuon brought against you by the above named ElntlH in e District Court oi the Third Judicial Dis itiu and Tor the county of N.vaai in the Territory, oi AIlzohg ana answer ths comDls mt filed With tho Ctefa o uhs Court, at Prescott in said county "a cony or W,ich complaint accompanies this sumncnsl with III twenty days exclusive the day of servce after inc service upon you ot this summons, if served in this county bu: If scrvei out of the eountv and within forty days. '' And you hereby notified that if yoH fail o annear and an.wer the complaint above required the piain h viii take judgment against you for the sum of S5nl ihVe huhdreI do!larsi aud interest thereon from the siAth day Gf November, 1878, and obtain decree or herg me personal property pledged to secure the pav- nent Of sane, to be sod all of which fully appear from the complaint hled herein and costs and sbJrsemeIts in this behalf expended. Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court, at PresnCtt, ths 18th day of November A D 1878. WILLIAM WIIEFRsOT' ciort A' D'
 By W. C. FOSTER. Deputy -iANh N CHURCHILL Auys Tor Plf. n22d60
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
JUAN sEDrL1o ACQUITTED OF MURDER
Jadge siient.s abIe Charge [, the Jury.


 The trial of Juan Sedilio, of St. JGhGs, in this county. charged with the murdef ot George Spencer. ia October. ls..1, v@s coa- cluded on Saturday evening about o'clock,
 aad submitted without argument. The case
 had taken up tEc time o? ihc Caart for two days. the evidence pro anu coa being voiu-
 minous. contradictory, and mostly that of
 Mexicans wno could not speak the Eagllsh
 l.ngua-e, nccessitating the transmission Of
 th. same through tine medium Of a second
 person The submitting Of the case ''Iti.ou, argument from tie taieEteu counsel arrayed
 on bot! sides took the Court, as wei! as the large concOurse of people that had assembled in the court room to listen to
 Masterscn, Morgan, and the "sllver-tOunged'
 Fitch, bv surprise, and gave hls Honor, Judge Silent. but few moments !n winch
 to prepare lis charge to tie jury. The evi- dence was conflicting, and so far as fixing
 the crime upon Sadi!lO, the defendant. was
 entirely cIrcumstantiai. Judge Silent
 proved himself equal to the emergency, and
 proceeded to charge the jury, who held the
 fife of d human being in their hands, III clear, able and eloquent discharge of words,
 m which were combined law, logic and advice rarely uttered by Judge. To Use
 tie words ot' one of the jurors, This charge
 was like the clouds opening and allowing
 the thunder. iigEtUigg and rain all to pour
 cut at oncp.n lnasmuch Gs t gave them to
 understand their duty in the premises a whole. without doubt. They had heard the evidence. but had not formed any opinion as to what theIr duties were in the prem iscs until the Judge, in his plain, unpre iudiced and sound counseiing, told them the law, which they found no diff culty in following. Upon the decision be- coming public, the many frenGs or the prisoner made known their feelings by eX- clamations such as, "The jury have done their duty ,' ''Firch is Sediilo's Savior, and may "God Bless the Judge" etc, etc. The news was immediately telegraphed to his friends at Albuquerque, and no doubt they too were, at almost the same time, maKing use of expressions similar to the above, and thanking ail the Saints jim ! aginable" for the deiverance OfJuan Sedlllo |, from prison cell to frecuon. Tine feel | ings on both sides has become bitter, but we would admOnish our friends to forget 1 the past, settle down to their daily labors, let their neighbors affairs alone and look | to their rich agricultural and pastoral lands, and in a short time, by pradencc, economy | and close application to manly and lawfu! | pursuits they will be able tc restore their lost fortunes in having 10 abandon homes ! and sell their personal effects to satisfy i counsel for defending them against unjust ! and unwarrautcd accusat;ons
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
Thoughts. and What Tse Have.

They are mourncd for as lost othis world never more to enjoy the society of the cultured and refined, their only associates being the wild savage, whose greatest delight is in seeing the rocking knife freshly stained Dy the hearts blood of his unucky foe, or that of the hardened outlaw whose many crimes have made hl> name bY-Word and tcrror in tie iand SacG are the thoughts entertained hy many i.r off !rierds cf those who make Cp eur commuHijy. T. they cou,d but bc endowed with sight tp look down upon thc "iir west adopted home of those tEcy love 70 well, and Lch3ld the beautiful landscape which surrounds Pres colt, the nice, Co@y residences. She lagHiii- cent Free Academy. with it hHutgcd and more bright-eyca juveniles, giving egprc,- sion to their happiness in mr,strainel li!ari v, only checked hy tia well kEaWp sound of the bell, which admouishes 'hcm that there is a time for all things, and tha ne hourfor study had come; and then take glance at our beautiful Courthouse, and penetrate its different apartments. stopping sutH- ctiEt length of time 10 admire the nagnif- gently furnished courtroom. and peTSeyer- ing until the belfry is reached, 7,hcre the most fortunate of our Eastern cities cannot boast of more modern machinery to note the f ght of time; and yet the footprints of civilization d0not end; but ietthc eye glance over the several congregations assembled for the purpose of offering up praise to the Author of all blessings, they would exclaim, "Mysterious are the ways of Providence. Blessed be Thy name ,'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
What They Think or Is.

EDIroR MNER:- transmit to you here- with the sum of SIG, for which please send me the DAILY and WEEKLY MINER for one year. Without wishing to flatter, will say that, according to the specimens of your peper '> h,ch have seen you give Us more telegraphic news in one day than our Terri toaial papers do in month. As we are getting daily mail now, your paper will give Us later news than we can get from any other source.
 Yours, truly, l.. \. HOPKINS, JR.
 Fort Wipgate, \. NJ, Nov, IS, ISIS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
SEsn Es0nS.

Territory of Arizona, County of Mohave. ASA KIMBLE and NEWELL A. KIM
 BILE, partners under the firm and
 style of KIAIBLE BROTHERS,
 Summons. THE SIGNAL SILVER MINING CO.,, "a
 corporation duly incorporated under the
 laws of the State Of California.
 Action brought in the District Court Uf the Third Judicial District, in aHd for the County of IohGYe ill the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting tc the NAL SILVER MINING COMPANY, q company duly incOr- poraed under the laws Cf the State Of California.
 You hereby summoned and required to appear in action brought aair,st you bytlc pls- tif the District Cuur Of ti:e Third Judicial Dis trCt n and for the County of MOhGVe in the Territory of Arizona, and answer ne complaint led with the Clerk of this Court ct Mineral Park in said Count. copy which complaint accompanies this su-nmoTS) within twenty days exclusive o he day Of service) after the service upon you of ts sumnoug, if served iu this county; but served out of the and within this district, then within iy days: n all forty days.
 And you hereby notified that if tail to appear aud answer the complaint above reG5lred. the plain tn viii take iu3sH.t by d7faui: agaia.t you the of s9u22Gl icr cCvas aId ncrcdndisc and GaC bills and o-l.r ut t in writiig st forth iu the c2,apaiut, 9; coats and a. rscm@l,s i'll this be- hal, .r.-.,r.
 Given ual.s l-y I.ead aud :i.e seal a sad District CouI:, 8: tlilea. D4. . -> day Septainbe~, \. D. lSi'. CALDWELL RIGHT, Clerk. C. TWEED, A.sorr.y sor Iiz.r;ifrs. oc :5dGo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
MONDAY.

The city fathers are having the streets re- paired and cleaned.
 Col. Hunt has q large amount of sal; en- route to Prescott, which he will offer for sale.
 Parson Williams and other parties arrived from Springeryille, Eastern Nsyapai, this afternoon.
 Two OK teams pet in an appearance this mornIuc, hailing from Salt River, loaded with barley for L. Bashford X Co.
 Bowman, who was confined in the county jail on Saturday, charged with having been "naughty hub was this morning released by paying a fine of $50.
 Hon. Hugh Farley, Assistant |. s. Dis trict Attorney. arrived from Tucson on Sat u-day evening. He comes here, We under stand, on official business.
 A grand wedding is ''on the hooks" for next week. The necessary arrangements have been completed, and everything will come of according to contract.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
Assessment Notice, TIGER aa!AlaG CoEPAaT

Ioca'ian oi works, Tiger Mining District Bradshaw h0uh'a!ls' laNai'5i county, Arizona Territory.
 Location CT principal place O. business San Fran- cisco, California. '"'
 Notice is hereby given, tha: at meeting of the Di lSIo an assessnnt No two ;aI of One Dollar r,o s, VIZ ie'ied on t1 capital stock of the corporation pav Inle el2teii m United states gold ooin To the S, l'arN' a' the office of :he Company Room B. San Fran SsNN ei9es LAeaa.Se bpildpg, No. S27 Pine Street San Francisco, California. e''
 h! SHOCK upon which this assessment shall ralnai,, ul-4d oa Tuesday, the tenth l0t'i) day Of Decahor to'o VA DC uelhqusut, and advertised for sale at r At s'etig and unless payment is Iaade before vii he o @ oa -.ohAy' Ire twentieth laothl day of Jsnusrv iA'i tp Lay tis daiu-usas assessneat toge.!e- yib eoe's c4 advertising ard e1pe..scs af sale.
 w. B. LENT. Secretary.
 o-9oe, Room San Francisco Stock Exchange B,iii5 lag' No. .2i Pine street. San Francesca. Cal o2s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29


 ncy, deceased, FaiG'i1,
 Jeremiah v, Gleason. Louis l.. B. Swee-
 n"s. Eugene F.. Ba-iin9ame Saadraoh
 '. N.IEoEirsou, Piar.a F. fs3xie, Henry
 Lcoth and Wiii.2m C-rIclI, Dtits.
 Action hrou.htin . District Court of the Third Judicial District and toc Jhe CUUEy of Yayapai in the Territory of ATizcHa.
 Ta- Territory ot Ac--ua 9ands greeting Jeremiah Il. Gleason, JoUis I. B. Soeeucy Eugene L. Bur EaS,m,, ShaurI-. v. ".ar.I-0u, Pierce I. Eoxie &e.ry Booth aua "iut.In "nGvch.
 You aTs hereby guuuC;..J and required to appear in an action trou lt a"a',st you " the above named p'aiulH, in tGa District Court os ;he Third Judicial District, in au tHe County O. Yavapai, in the Ter rtCTy Of Al'zu aHu .us"e. q. complaint hlel with the Clsl oi tnf Court, a. 1escoti, iG said county Ga copy uf which e. uF.gii, uVaaes this summons within tSruiy .s usi,e tGe day of service, af- ter the service Uusl gal, his summons ii served in this county; hs I scrF ': rr of the county and with in his d.stiic,lel yi;. ,lrly ,ays n ali other cases fII days.
 Ard you ore hereby dei iiat if you fsI 10 appear and answer the ,t-s as ahoy rcouireI. the plain til wlu take JIigiug't against yea ug to ;he pr2ye" oi the compliant copy Uf which is annexed hereto, aud costs and cia1urseueC in is behalf ex- pended.
 Given under ny hGIl and the seal of the said Dis trct Court. at Prescott, this l2tb day of November A. D. l''S. VI. NiBk HRSON, Clerk, FITCH a CHURCHILL, Att'ys Tor P'f niAdGO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29

The good people of Yuma having become discusted with the hero of the Jones darce house, one James Riley, who places his name at the masthead of aninfamous paper called the Expositor, have given this hero a warning by merely breaking the windows of his abominal den wheFeIn is kept few type and other mechanical appurtenances for the purpose of blackmailing and de- flaming the good name of honorable people. Beware. you impostsr upon an honorable profession, the next remedy the people take may be something more formidable. They may consign the dirty concern to a waterv resting place-the Colorado river.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
NotIoo Fo Creditors.

Estate et Daniel cuinln. deceased
 N0uce is hereby given 5y tho undersigred adui.is fstor oi tne estete %. Daniel Qunn decased to fine Ie or and all persons having claims against inc sad decaae to exhibit them with the peresssry xI es Wiin ten months after the first publication of this use, 70 doan Howard as tke attorney of said adpir
 "' i'l' oi-ice lh me village of Pre-cott, Arizou. Es,s.,.. .s- V. ,. O'NEiL, Adm.r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29

ZINC REGIsTER.-A Register oE min- ing men is kept at the office of The Gngi. neeF of the Pacific, No. 501 Montgomery Street. New arrivals from ArzOna, etc, are requested to register their names for the convenience of of their friends. X spe cial feature of this department will be 10 confer information 10 urospectors and owners who wish to dispose Of their mines, and to those in want of machinery and sup plies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
Information Wantea

of the whereabouts or ,toBIE & 5nEr,p .. Ueotet1~n, D c. who, st last accounts had cone ,r,s peesil In tbe vicinity Of Los Angeles Address ..p D' hoein l. gus California St. San Francisco. nIkst
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29

X NEW D2PARTURe IE DANcIgG.-When you go to a swell bail. it costs you small fortune for prelim.naries, and then five or ten dollars for a ticket, and then a late sup per, late champagne and all night dancing uses you up for week. The Prescott Ora matic Society proposes 10 remedy ali this and afford rational amusement, on terms that will iujuro neither the pocket nor the health. It will give tha fist of series of semi-monthiy "Social Hours" at the Thea trc, next Monday evening. The first dance viii be called at $ o'clock, and the last at midnight. There viii be no supper, and no styic-just a sensible friendly 'hop." The price of tickets (which are not trans ferabiel admitting a gentleman and ladies. has been fixed at two dollars c. F. Head. N. C. Rfshlord aEd Morris Goldwater have tickets for sale. Go and get one, for none will he sold at the door.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
For Sale

eeT business, 6gt little capital reoea. Fnnr;r sIo this ofEts. Inquire a
 PESsrot;, August 2, ,Is7s.-a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29

"Glory." exclaims the Philadelphia Bul. letin. "Likewise, hallelujsh. Also to some extent, hurrah.' l. is pleasant to see en- thusiasm curbed down to dignity like that. ,'hip, hip, hGr-s.hep leetlen' exclaimed a person of German mind Isst Tuesday night, deliberately opening his vest. Wait till button my sushbender. Buffalo Ex- press
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
DR. SPIN N BY.
 No. T KEARNEY STREET Treats all CEonio and Special D:saa,..

YOUNG MEN WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM TVF IT W fects of youthful foies or adiscretion vi ao r to avail themselves of this he greatet boon eys i at the altar of suffering humanity. DR. SPINyFY-s guarantee to forfeit $500 for every case O. semine [ private disease of any kind or iaracter vbs he undertakes and fails to cure.
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty 70 sixty vso . troubled with too frequent evacuation Of rhe bsi- ofeen accompanied by sl ght smarting or burIiry - satiOn, and weakness of the system in nsuusr .s. patient cannot account for. On examining the rro, deposits rOpy sediment will Often be found and sos times small particles Of albumen will appear or the % will be of thin milkish hue. again changing to ds and torpid appearance. The gre many men who ds E this difficulty ignorant of the cause lck s the ser stage of seminal weakness. Dr. <. will guarantee r,- feet cure ill all such cases and Eealtny resora.op g the genito- urinary organ
 OFFICE HOURS-l0 tO and 6 to s. Sundays from p to II A. NJ. Consultation free. Thorough cxaunsso, and aayice, s. Call or address,
 DR. SPISNEY X CO.,. mayl5dSw1y No. II kearney St., San Francisco
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-11-29
DEs2GSGES.

h :he District C,ar ot .l. Ihhd Judicial Distric
 A"'-.1i Co=u,y. RJDOF.pIt-S r. SWEENEY. Adu1;uis-l trafp- ct the estate of Eu~i ;. Swee- ucy, CtccasrG, IlaiG'if.