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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS
Executors Sale of Mining Claims.

Notice ts hereby given. shz; ia parsasnrr of ths sn thOrsty xe~ssd ty fAa prcxtsens cf the 4Ef VI ana tsssaEsat o JOSEPH V. KNOTT, deee.sed, nos % nis the froeass Cear coanis ef fsysps n ,se Isrsho1 testament Of s.ia d-cnx-es ei eel ss frivss sss, 70 tae highest hldder cash. Ia iasfal money oi tne unlied st<r. aud sahseet 70 csnhrnssion os sa fro- bate Court, and .fser JULY End aud nP VI sA1 an cliing the is1h Day AUGUST A. D. isa sf ths hour of la Ocock s of th.f day. al the right ats tn,ere-t and af said so<<7h W. knot's dse~@se ~ ths
 time of his aesth, And Ni tee ngat ute and tnse sHs taa said eetxte has by operation Of 2s or otne~ wi.~ acquired her than Eit lou fo that CT ths .a stss> the tune his Ge4fh ia aud 10 Al tb es4 certain mining claims and msnine interest," sitaAte hing and being in Nsssp<i Coanis. Arizona isfrite ry and par iccisEiy described se foiIo~s, to vt:
 One hundred feet, undivided. in the Srd Sou th ex- rs.rian on the Eclpse lode ios1 called, tn Fine Grove or Tig-r hiring Distsicz-
 As0 sixty-stx and tSo-thlrds fcet, undsided ta tf Blach Jaek claim called, in said nninlns ctsric<
 Aso twenty fee undivided. tn forty-t test oi snare ground on Tiger foos called. sitste De- txe<n the claims formerly o~ned by c. c. Bean aLd A. y More, fA said mining district
 Aso sn undivided 0ne-thrd interest sn the rtaoee- nsid ciairn cAled situate in said mining dastrtd
 and co much of said mining interest, claims and properties remain unsoid up to said leth Day oi AUGUST. A. D., isss, si said hour Of i3 sioes oi hat day. al private sale any snch there be, the nn- dersed then, s sa,d date and hour, cause to De sold d Public Auct Co tas ishest odder Tor cAsh m front of the Court House. in the Village of Prescott in said County subec; to e~nnrn.tOn of ssaa froo11 Court.
 Terms Of sale eash. per cent Of purchase money to be paid al of sale balance conn nrnAnon or by Court Deeds Ht of purehaser and left with the undersigned al the Williams House, 'D '--~ ''-e FRED. w. WILLIAMS.
 H. M. HERBERT, Executors Of the last sin aad tesssaent oi Joseph W. Knott, deceased.
 PHkScorT, July 2and, 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
"Grain is king."

New York, July 3l.- The Public, under the head. "Grain is King" referring fo the fact that the value of bTeadstulfs exported during the eleven months ending May last was eleven millions greater than the value exported during the preceding year, says It was over $S2,000,000 greater than the value of cotton sent abroad this year So far. The increase in exports of Dreadstuffs had been more than $102, 100000 in seven years ar l29 per cent, but during these years there had been no increase in the value of cotton exported. ItI scarcely an exagger- ation to say that the American farmer is rapidly destroying British agriculture, and making Great Britain dependent upon this country for her supplies of food. The re- cent debate in Parliament, was, in effect, frank confession that wheat grown m Da- kota can undersell in England wheat grown within sight of the very markets in which it is worsted in competition.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Legal Notice.

In the Probate Court in and for the County of YsHpai in the Territory of ArEo1a.
 In the matter of the Estate O. COLES BAsHFoRD, Deceased.
 Whereas. W. c, Bashford. Administrator of the Fs- tate of Coles Bashford deceased has filed in said Pro- bate Court, of the i'd County of Yavspai petition praying that the said estate be distributed delivered to Mrs Francis A. Bashfori the devsee and legatee and that he be relieved discharged administrator from his said trust.
 Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that Saturday August sth, 1879, at 70 o'clock A. M at the Probate Court Room. in Prescott, in ss County of Yayspai, the time and place fxed by said Probate Court the hearing of said petition. All persons interested in said Estate hereby notified to sppesr ard then and there show if any they have, wny said petition should not be granted. By order of the Court In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and axed the seal of said our the 12h day of July 1sTg
 sEAL JOSEPH P. HARGRAvE,
 Probate Judge and ex-ofico
 Clerk of the erobate Court.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
GOSPER'S "HAMBLETONIAN" !"

The undersigned desires to announce to the publs, that he has nsum- -ed arrangement with the ownel Of this truly v>uable horse, bv which he now assume, full charge and control of him for certain purposes
 wish to invite the attenu of those owni lg yalu. able mares to the advantages of stnng them thi, thoroughbred horse.
 Gosper's |" Hsmbletouisn is pedigreed back to the
 famous old Imported ' Messenger" And in every outline and movement shows distinctly his unequaled strain of blood. better br.a or finer looking hor.e is not in part of the territory Tho horse is a fine stopper young ana sound and large in size His color is bright bay, with dark sr main and tail.
 The horse is kept at my Stables, the Gray sgie on Granite street. where sbah be glad to show him and give further partif fulsrs. JOHN TAyOIF Prescott May 31, 1s7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Sale of Real Els
 tate.

Notice is hsreby given that in pursuance of ord of the Probate Court of the ,anty of MohAve, Terri
 tory of Arizona, made the 29th day oi January, A. 1879, in the matter of the Estate of JAMES CANoNAN deceAsed the undersigned. the Administrator of said Estate, will sfter FRIDAY, the lst day oi August next sell at private szle upon ths terms and confirmation of said Pronate Court, al the right, te interest and estate of the said James Canoyan at the
 time of his death, and all the right, title and nteres, that the said estate has by operation Of law otherwise acquired other than in addition that of the sad James Csnoyan at the time of his death, ih and to all that certain mining ground and claims known as the CONNOR and T1LDEN claims, with spring of water,
 well and minGrs cabin connected herewith. and sp- purtenant thereto. Said mining claims, spring, well and eahin situate abou two miles esstwardy from the Village of Chloride. in MohAve County, Territory Of Arizona The claim known a tho Tildcn claim, joins the Conner claim, the northern line thereof and in cudes fifteen hundred feet along the Conner lode ledge The Conner claim being the same lode or ledge, and being thousand feet fin length; each claim being in width six hundred feet
 Bids for the purchase of said property may be lfft with the undersigned st his residence st Chloride in Mohave County, with his Attorney, C. A. Tweed, Nineral Park in saia County.
 Terms and conditions of sale: Tu enty-five per cent of the of the purchase money be paid cash the time of sae the residue in thrse equal payments to be made in thirty sixty aad ninety days from tAe date of sale, with security for the to be approved by the Probate Judge. JOHN BUCKLEY.
 Administrator Estate of Jamss Cannoy4n, deceased. Mineral ParE, July llth, lS79-jis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Assessment Notice.

0R0 BoNIIO COLL AND SILVER MINING COM " pany-LocatiOn of Principal Place of BusinAss- San Jose, Caiifo Location of Works Tivpr ain. ing District, fayapai Cou.ty, Arizona TeTT1tory
 Nouoe Is hereby given that st meeting of the Boar, of Directors, h-ld on the And day of June lsa an asses ne No, 2 Of @, nve ce ITS per share levied uto the capital sock Of the corporation, payable intpedI AeS ln s. God Coin, at the Otics of the Company on Fountain strtet BuildIng sa Jose I,al, fornia, - var Any stock upon which this assessment shall reunas, unpaid on the 5lst day of July Is79 viii he delinon, and advertised for sale at Public Auaton and upls.s payment IS made, will be sold on MONDAY the rWFN II nIEih sun DAY or AUGUST, 1879, at the ofhae of the Company, at l2 o'clock M to nav tha d.,lno,s.. ether with coss or dseris ex peses
 wM. REGNART, sEcHxrARY. orFicE Archer Building. Fountain street, san Je.a CsifOrnis. VI 1 ''Sct June II h, Isia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
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GOODWIN MINING coMPANY-LoCATION OF
 USorks, Turkey Greek. YavapsI County, Arizona location Of principal pAce of business San Fraaci CO., diff rr.aNotce is hereby given that meeting Of the Directors. he on the eleventh (;J day of Iuy ls79, assessment No One () of T. C0c) Cents Ter share levied the capital stock of the corpora
 ton, payable immediately II United States gold coin 10 the Secretary st the office ct the company ca Ne vAda Block. No SI9 Montgoms s-rsst San Francisco | California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shal remain Gupail ol FRIDAY, the Fifteenth tt5ih) DiY or AUGUST, ls19 will be dsnquviit, and advertised for eale at public auction, and uuess is mace fore will he sold on THURSDAY, the FOURTH (4tbl DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1r7a pay the delnquent assessment toge her with costs of aavertiSnR and penses of sale. WI. H. LENT. Secretary
 ofice-No s2 Nevada Block, No 3I9 Montgomtry stre' f, San FTaa1is'o, California jy2itd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

There are probably from twenty to twen ty-fve million dollars invested today by the people of New England in mining on. teTpr.ses of ore sort and another, and with the interest on government securities run ming at the low rate it IS, and will be for a long tige to come, the small inducement there is for the investment of money either in commercial or manufacturing dirnction in New England at present, ve look to see this sum largely increased, if, indeed, not doubled within the next two years.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

Russia mas many and varied troubles. II is estimated that the cattle plauge will in- fiict loss Gf sa4, ,0O0,000 upon the empire this year, and millions of bushels of wheat arc being destroyed annually by small beetle, for whose deStructiveness no suffi- clent check has yet been found. As an ln- ducemeBt to the people to destroy the in- sect, reward was offered for every quart of them that were brought in, dead or alive but ss,OO0,0o0 has been expended in this way without effect.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
TA. Yacht Disaster

Clayton, S. r., July 31.-The party which met with the accident here this nor ming was from BiughamtoD, N Y., and yi- einiiy, and numbered about 250 persons They were spending a few days on the St Lawrence. and had this morning taken the steam yachts Burlington and Josepnins, with view to visiting Kingston. oat., and other points. They steamed up ths river from Thousand Island Park to this place. and as the Josephine was slower beat than the Burlington. it was proposed to lash the two boats ana keep the party to- getber. As soon as this was done they pro- ceeded on their journey, but had not gone 40 rods when 1t was found that the stays were not properly adjusted, and the Jose. phine commenced taking water. Without leSsing the speed an effort was made to loosen the stays. The bow line was taken out till the Josephine had swung round sideways. when il caught in knot and cap sized and sunk in 80 feet of water in half a minute. As the boat tipped over every one on beard fell into the water and many were drawn down as the boat sunk. Nothing happened to tbe Harrington, and many were taken out of the water by her, and others by small boats which pushed cut from shore as soon as the accident occurred. Five ladies were drowned, Mrs. Psrcell, of Binghamton, Mrs. Sarah Bostwrck, Mrs. and Miss Bukeford, of Kirkwood, ana Miss Hattie Pollock ot New York.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Administrat"r's Notice.

In the Probate of the County of Aohaye, Te-rt,ry Q, Arizona.
 In the matter of she Essate
 Of
 JAMES P. BUI.I., decnased Notice is hereby given. that W. N. Krider Admins- trator of said Estate has this day preseaei and filed hts petan, praying for order of sale of the real tate that If is necessary to sel the whole nf said real estate.
 It Is therefore srdeTed by the Judge of said Court that all interested the estate of said deceased appear before said Probate Court, Saturday, the S0th day of August A. D., ls79 at II o'clock. N the Courtroom of said Court in the town of Mineral Park Aohave County. Territory of Arizona, to show why order should not be granted t. said Ad- ministrator to sell all the realestSte of said ddecessed
 CALDWELL WRIGHT,
 PROBATE CLERK. Mineral Park, August lst, ls79.-4w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

I believe that the best interests of tho State and nation, the good order of society the general welfare, the protection of eact in the enjoyment of his OWE, the security of equal rights before the law, will best bt subserved by the sucrcss of the Republican party at the September election. That l. my text.
 Senator Newton Booth at P.att's Hal July 3lst,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Notice far Publication.
LANp orrIcE, PRFscorr. A

LAND UFFICti FhfsCoIr, A. T.,
 July, 18th, 1879. { Notice is hereby H that the following d setter ~ has filed notice of his nention to make final proof is support of hIs c i'm and final entry thereof Inc expiration of thirty days date of this notice, viz: JOSEPH CUNDREN.
 Presumption DesiratJr Staten mt No. 755, for the N W. 4 of \. W. IL Section H. and F.. n Of <. W. h and $. V. ia of <. N. h. Section ,. Township ID, North-Range $. West, and he names the following as his witness, James M. Dodson, of Prescott, and Christ Osterwsldt, of Prescott.
 NM. N KELLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Notice to CreditO IFS.
Estate of WILLIAM TowLE, Deoeas

Estate of WILLIAM TowLE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminis- trator the Estate of William Towle. deceased to the creditors or and all persons having claims against the deceased exhibit them, with alt necessary vouchers within ten months aftert first publication of this notice the said ninis rator, at the law oce of A. E. Dsyis 1t Mineral Park, Nohaye County Arizona
 SAMUEL CRUZIER,
 Administrator Estate of Win. Towle, deceased. MINERAL PARK. June 1Tth. IS79-i25
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Notice to Creditors.

Estate oi HOWARD s. THOMPSON, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminis trator of the Estate of Howard s. Thompson deceased against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary v0uchers within four after the first publication of this notice the said administrator at the law office Of A. E. Davis, at Mineral Park Mo have County, Arizona. JOHN W. THOMPSON .ministrator Estate Towards. thompson, deceased.
 Prescott. July 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

The Los Angeles Herald says: There is no disgusting the fact that both the New Constitution and Workingmen's parties are ayindling every day in Los Angeles county, By the nine election day comes eound the process of disintegration will have become so complete as to astonish many an intri- guing politician who hoped to ride into of flee on wave which has already spent it's force.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Notice.

All persons are cautioned agAins; ,uurehasng n, atherwise negotiating certzin note si.,ned bT me- s
 IhiTy-one hundred and sxty-th-es doIIarS d.,S ,t 2sth 1s7p and payable Archie Nc I,ride m ,,,t M
 me rate of One hundred dollars per month there's wlth interest at two per cent per month conue,rin tune zth is's And all persons cautioned s.s,s, PurchSsing or negotiating certain mortgage of .ver date and amount with said note, and purporting e, been given to secure the same Said Ynort.. J ,s v npOn Lot seyen @ in Block Thirtesn 1Is, E .. iAge oi Prescott. Said note and mortgage were ob- iained rom me without consideration and payrst z, the same will roasted by me P''N's"' 0i
 p,x.Co-- Inn. .,. ,.-. ANNIE HAMILTON.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

THE BONDED DEBr OF GEoRoTA.-Ac- cording to the Atlanta Constitution, the bonded indebtedness of the cities, Gounties and towns of Georgia has increased from xts. .e09, 900 in 1870 to s26. lS5, 900 in 1878, or 7s ptr cent; and during the same the ss- se.sed valuation of the property has fallen of nearly 4l0.0o0,OO0 The local indebted ness is now double the State indebtedness
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Special Notice.

Ats special meeting of the Board Of Trustees oi the Prescott Ainng Company held at the Oce of the Conaps5y the City of New lork, the 26tn day oi May, Is7s, the foiowiDg resolution vas unznimoase Rsseiesd. That CURTIS c, BEAN, of the City os Prescott County of YavApa, and Territory Of Arizona C. and he is hereby appointed the Legd Agent and supeIintendeni of the Prsscott Mining Comp for the state of California and the Territory of Arfzona- l. John H. Cozkens, Secretary of the Prcecot Mining Cotnpai y 10 hereby certify that have compared the for going wis.l the oriina rsolutIon, and the same is fnn true and copy of the and of all thereof Ia witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and affixed she Corporate Seal of the PREscorr Prescott Mining company. q AIsIss the City New York, this 30th | coaPAsY. day Of May, A. D. 1879.
 ]. n. COZZENs, SECRETARY June Iith. 1879.
 TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 OFFICE or SECRETARY. l. JOHN l. GoSPER Secretary of the Territory of Ari zonA do hereby certify that have this day. at the hour =i0 P M, duly filed for record in my ofce the certn cate of appointment of CURTIS C. BEAN to be Agent in Arizona for the Prescott Mining Company.
 In Witness Whereof hays nereuDto eel (sEAL\ my hand and sifixed my etaeiAl seal this i2th day of June, A. D iS7s \NS JOHN J. GOSPER
 SECRETARY OF TERRIroRT.
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 OFyicE THE SECRETARY. I, JOHN I. G0SPEf, Secretary fl th- Terrft1rv of Arizona do hereby certify that have this day At the hour of i0:sO duly filed for record in my office, the Artic'es Of incorporation Of he Prescott Mining Company of New York.
 In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and affixed my ofhca' seal this 26h day of June, 1S59.
 sEALl JOHN ]. GpSPER, SECRETARY,
 Per J. F. ANDERSON, Asst. See.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

SWEET SCENTED.-That Nick Earring ton. in Humbolt county, Nev., should have killed fourteen skunks at one time. with g stick, is vnuched for by good authority and the item Is considered interesting on ac- count of its strength
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PAs-suits are brought against this county daily for iosaes by the railroad riots, under the legislative Act which compels snits to be brought with in two years The Supreme Court of the State has declared the county liable. and the legal claims will amount to about sS.- 900 GOO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

A BRAZILIAN LoAN-The Government of Brazil announces its desire to obtain loan of 5o000 O01 milFeis on bonds bearing interest at the rate of lI per cent ig gold, and ;s..,nI ..i ns t,.-r ,,.Ii
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

FoR NEURALGIA extract of cran- berries and hemp is said to cure neuralgia, and Doth nervous and bilious headache.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
BRs. Asa0Tf,

G. B. ABBOTT, NJ. D., Surgeon. nR. s4IA Y. ABBOTT, LADIES FHYHcIAx. oTFicE-MonteEuma Street, North of Kelly stephens PREscorT, A. T. August lst. 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

Dried Nectarines. Cherries, Plums, Ger man Prunes, and Blackberries at Ellis Store. al
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
Notice.

The Lottery advertised for this date, is withdrawn Tickets will be rede, med at par, in cash, pre- senta'i,n to M. GOLDwATPg.
 A.-,lorA LaTTERr Go. PEZsccrr, {. T., Auy,tIsi .tt. ,gTo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08

There are 43 quartz mills in the Black Hills with 1,l70 stamps.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
NEWS RH TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.
To-pAY,s DISPATCHES.

New York, Aug. 7.-The World special says decided effort is being made by the Treasury Department 10 force silver dol lars into circulation, and that Department clerks be paid ten per cent in silver next pay day.
 Memphis. Aug. T.-il new eases of vel lew fever. Weather sUliry. Heavy stern north of here this morning.
 San Francisco, July "A large number of ten dollar counter it bills of the Farmers and Ma1ufacturies Bank of Poughkeepsie are in circulation.
 The syndicate firm of N. Taylor < O., attached this morning. No funds were found in the establishment.
 Wheatland, July 7-The negro Williams, accused of an assault on Ida Dunn and Cora IIeslep has been discharged. The perpetrators of the outrage are still un- known.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
BOOTH SPEAKS FOR rrKKrxs.

Extracts from the remarks of Senator booth al Pistt'a H ali, San Francisco, July
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
PRESCOTT QU .DRILLE BaND |. .nOw 0rsaaissi and win furnish Music for City and Country Dances. Pic.
 nics. Serenades, Etc.

The Band consists of the following pieces. a. TRETTIToS yiolinist, GEO. NoGr uuIeAflst' W.rrta Rr.N Double Bass
 =. ,, , s4-.-Jolst. Pr scott, |. T. @''ns i,ieet street
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-08
WIcKExBuRG. Aug. :. 1879.

Mr. Hunt, one of the Directors of the yulturc Mining Company, is here, ard he has decided 10 take water to the mine and put up an S0-stamp mill The Central Ari- zona mill. at Seymour, is running % stamps and yielding about 5000 per day. The Golden Era mill, for Cherry Creex, is here. Heavy rams last night in this vicinity.
 BEAcu.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

THERE NOW APPEARS to be great fears
that the yellow fever which has broken
out in Memphis to such an alarming
extent will become epidemic and spread
all through the Mississippi valley.
Five new cases and one death were re-.
ported there yesterday, making in all
sixteen cases and seven deaths up to
that date. These cases are becoming
too numerous to 60 by the term of spar
odic, and shows that in spite OF the as
surances to til. contrary the dreaded
diseaso is gradually and surely spread.
ing, Le~ us all hope and pray that its
ravages may be stayed, but as General
Putnam told the American soldiers at
Bunker Hill! not only to trust in God
but to keep their powder dry, so let the
people of Wilmington not only pray
that the disease may be checked, but
go to work and haze their homes puri-
fed and cleared of any thing or every
thing which might encourage the ap-
proach of the yellow fever or any other
disease. Put your homes in order.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-19

MANY PERSONS who have been sum
moned as witnesses before the courts,
have wondered why they never received
any witness fees, as the fee bill clearly
prescribes that they shall receive SO
cents for each days attendance before
court, besides six cents mileage. We
cannot tell why they do not get it, but
We presume that it is because they dc
NOS insist upon getting il. Arepresen.
tative Of this paper has been giving
this su bject some attention and the re-
suits Of his research is given elsewhere.
They will bear careful reading, and
if they lead to reflection and a resolu-
ton on the part Of our readers to reform
this abuse, 80 much the better.