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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28
ARIZOHs.

As the Southern Pacific railroad progress es over the Arzona deserts at the Tate of a mile and a half to two miles Ter day, the ihtersst exhibits in the developing of the many agricultural and mineral resources of the country becomes more apparent, Ne
 Lear of new enterprises daily a number oi which have fouhd the requisite capital nec- esslry for development, in New YorF Chicago. Philadelphia and St. Louis. On the eti, inst, friend of the News Letter took pleasure trip t0 tle railroad fro, L.
 feKas Hill, tho far eastern station of ' 70 road. Is 64iS miles from Yuma, and five miles south of the dila nVer, On tho day of his visit there were laid eieFen thopsrHi feet of track (lO,560 feet in two miles.l Al this tremendous rate of railroad building, tbe great idea of second transcontinental road vill be aH accomplished fact before Tom Scott ana hls iTjeBds got through beg ging for a Government subsidy. ilailEoa5 communication is now established tO within five miles of Birk's Station, and brings into notice the rich and extensive silver lcdges BoSr ssnio Domingo, in which Chicago cap Ia is being inyeste,i, The Sonoita Valley offsrs a fine field foE agriculture. enterprise, and abundan: crops of wheat and eorh giSe ample evidence of fertility ofthe soil. ln many ways, therefore, d0cs our JoungeF sister show signs of increrse of wealth and prosperous days to come in the very near future, and fer these gretly encouraging nrosPccts she may thank the energetic mAaagers of tbe southern Baeifc,-S. r. News LetteF
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28
YOUNG REPUBLICANS.

The 23d District Court Room, San Fran cisco, was the scene of lively contest on the evening of the l6th inst, at the organization of the Young Mems ReDub- lican Club.
 Emil Bauer called the meeting to order and two tickets were put into the field for President, one with the name of David Mcclure, and the other by Capt. Charles Sonntag Two hundred aud seventeen signed the pledge, and on motion of Alex ander Campbell, Jr, the election and fun commenced The crowd gathered round the fellers SO thick that voters could not reach the ballot box. and tickets were passed in from hand io hand; dozens yelled "Mr. Chairman at once. and declared that tickets were being changed after leaving the hands of voters, etc After the baI!Olt closed 1t was found that 2I5 votes were cast, Sf winch Son ntag obtained no, and Mcclure l07. On motion of Mcclure, sOnntag's election was declared unanimous.
 The new President was cDndueted to the Chair and after some introductory remarks, said:
 .'I hope that at all our future meetings tlie harmony that should continue in our party sill prevail. Applause, l shall try to do my dBiy at all times, and hope that you will help me. have attended a num- Der of Republican meetings during the last few weeks, and find that the members of the party ste working tremendously for com mon end. aAa as the law abiding, order loving element of this city look to us to give them good officers io vote for in September, I hope wo shall Bet fail 10 10 fo.' Ap- plsusel
 Capt Sonntag will be remeu bsred by our readers for his active participation in the rescue ot children from the cruelty of par cnts and gusniians in san Francesca and Oakland, and also as the brother of our former young tognSman Judge II. F. Sonniag. To be President nf the Young Meas' Republican Club, of San Francisoo, Is no mean position, aud in this iBstsnpo it seems io have been worthily bestowed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28
ISE Divorce Iiusiness.

The California prcSS Is unanimous in it's denunciation of the AHzoss Omnibus Di- vorce bill passed by the 10th. Legislative Assembly. The papers of course speak without reflection or having very much knowledge of the real facts In the l5 or 20 divurces granted there was Rot a single case in which the parties praying for the severance of the marital bonds were not en- fitted to consideration and grant of the separation SO asked. Several of the parties interested in securing the passage Of the bill which separated them from a bcastly husband or a wAnton, abandoned proaiga,e wife, are personally known Co us sod we bc- Iieve the action of our Legislators in fixing up this omnibus divorce bill. which seems 10 be 90 oJiious to aur California neighbors. and making one job or it anal short one st that, was one of the best acts during the whole session. We do not even exclude Dr. Smith, over whose divorce so much has aud Is being said. from fIic list; for. according fo letter from q reliable gentleman living En San Francis, O, the Doctor had just and extensive reasons for asking a divorce from his wife.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28
Assessment Notice.

of Principal Place of BuHiDess-Ssn Francisco. CaS fornia. Locaaon of works Blackberry District Mohs,. County Ark Jna Territory.
 Notice is hereby given, that at meeting of the Bes, of Directors hid the Huh day of January, lsa . assessment No of 50 cents per share levied urn the capital stock of the Corporation. payable hnms ately r q. $. Gold Coin. Co the Secretary the o Of the Company, 524 Pine Street, Room 1, San Frzs cisco, California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall reaaz unpaid the 2stn day of February, 1879, wln be .. hnquent and advertised for sale at public aucton s unless payment Is made before, win be sold FrizS the l4th day Of farch, 1879 to pay the delnqussi together with cost of advertising and eK penses of sale. By order of the Board Of Direcsors
 A c. WALTON, JR-. Secret ". Ofhee, 324 Pine Street. Francisco, Cal.-iaitl tl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28
CHERRY CREEK Nj MING LIs.R.cT.
A SPLENDID OPENING

Thirty miles north of Prescott, and in on, of the finest forests of pine and cedar to b' found anywhere are located several very valuable mines, and easy of access as they are almost immediately on the road through Cherry Creek Canyon to the Verde. The ledges, generally, are of good size and carry orc which assays from $50 10 S1J0 to the ton. In no place in the Territory arc such inducements presented 10 the capitalist for to make safe investments as those which develope themselves vislbIy in Cherry Greek District. As matter of considerable i'm portance, the ore is quite free from base or foreign substances, and csn be reduced al a much less expense than that, such as is usually the case, where the ores are refrac- tory. With fine running stream of HsTer failing water, and an immense forest with the innumerable rich ledges scattered here and there, It has been, to us, a question which we have been unable to solve, why some party of capitalists have not, long ere this, secured the prize. Ores can be extract ed fiom almost any of the many lodes in the district, hauled tO mill and reduced al a figure not to exceed ten dollars per ton. and we believe satisfactory arrangements could be made with the owners of these claims-Secretary Gosper, Col Riddle, U. $. A., Lieut.. Haskell and others-whereby any company, who are enterprising enough to furnish quartz mill, would soon reap aIich harvest on the capital invested. Secretary Gosper has now spent over year examin- ing and interesting himself in many of the mines throughout the county and is sstis- fed that there are no ledges-taking all the advantages in connection as to water, V vood, etc, for milling ores chesply-that in any degree equal those of the Cherry Caeek dis trict. As our enterpnsing and stirring Sec retsry takes lively interest in mines and all other legitimate speculations that are of a meritorious character. we sincerely hope that some person, or persons, will see the great inducements offered, put up quartz persuader, under his charge, and we certain
 ly think that the enterprise would not only be of great financial benefit to those furnish
 ing the sineWs of war, but great source of revenue to this section of Arizona. The mines, wood, water, etc, are there, and all that is now necessary to secure large gol- den egg, is, for enterprise and capital to join hands and the object is accomplished.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28

An Act tO aiu m lne NfinStFuctlOu or Ndpitol
 Buildings, and for the Support of
 Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona.
 B. a Enacted by tbe Legisiafiee Assembly of fri s0aa Territory.
 SECTION I. 1t shall be lawful for, and the right, power and authority k hereby grant ed for the period of twenty years, from the first day of February, 1879, to the Arizona Development COmpany-a corporation or ganized aud existing under and by virtue Of Ihe laws of the Territory of Arizona-and of it's assigns, to give public lotteries, at whirh, or by means of which money may lawfully be disposed of by chance, anything in the laws of thIs Territory to the contrary notwithstanding, etc. etc.
 SEC. The Governor of the Territory Of Arizona, an1 his successor in office, and in the event of the absence disqualification or death of the GoveTnor-hs legal substitute Is hereby appointed a Commissioner to su- periniend the drawing or distribution Of saId lotteries and each of them, and certify to the correctness thereof, etc, etc
 SEC. 3. All lotteries drawn under the pro- visions of this Act, shall be drawn m some public place to be designated Dy the Com missioner, between the hours of ten o'clock A. N., and five o'clock F. NJ, and in g man. ner to be approved by the Commissioner. SECTIONS 4, . and provide for the collec- ton of ten per rent. from all prizes, and the payment of the same into the Capitol aud School Funds.
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Proposals For Fa-L For.ve- r,r
oTFIcK O. CHIEr QrAarrE,s .',,S, ,svS.


 VtffcE os CHTEr QrAarrK~1syra e,y ,, ,irr.seott ts.rracEs T. Februarx l4 1-7a NsAl-1hD fst1 oSALs. "a trtIheate ssbisst t1 ths a-aAi canatioas, wiil bs reeeiT@i as ,hs oft. ss5 d- ee1ock noon. 9n AoDny March lin Is7a st ,,sss ssa neee tasy Nili he opened m npreSnes ,f bSdrs , se t.liss Asa delivering Military S,,sg. i1riue s I =. VT eonilnencinR July 1st ls7a and emit. Sss i7z as fs5losz; Hard and Son Wood r,-. ss-sf. @i Hy ntFa~ ani chsrcs,al or surh ,f .~ff saptee. ss may ee reaalrei frrias ths f sssx.rr aeassonea' ss' at GHmrs Bow7e kpach. es-r.s ,, nu-.tiaeA Lowell. Motave. NrTsov~s tea1kst. fhossss and yerdn. and st S.ts7,,,s .,f % aah,A Isfots, A. T.. and at Fort Ya,.. CsI p-a- I e,ioer c.Ass of the storSa ..entioaea cr fs- received. " te3oFea, VIII ee Y, - sossnncrst so1eFses tas right to rs,st any or -s E-ele-As prefercacs xiu be uivss. to srtic,es h,,S A pryi.as and prfr.ied ciressiars stating tAs sus ts. qstsntitsea required al each Drpot s Aaa xtng fai ins.ssctions a- Id the rnannsr ssv. eons.ltsens ta se obssrv.d by bidderS an1 - ss contract sna paylnsnt, viii hs furnished e. f ,s to sts ofhce, or to th- Qaarsrrass sr ai zy s trt>ste er fSlzts naInssi. Envelopes cor airirr tstt see sheaia be marked 'sProTossls for R.rsss "a sss ssa sse. as tho may be- ana sdarc.-i pfosN. Co ee aa.reszs so is. f,,,.y4.-rpsst.r & DFiot or fsst. Ter which tke sia = inferted .Da sa >s &'oFe, ME hs ress,,y<-t.
 n. GEO. n. WEEKS
 asfpr Nao eaartcrmastsr. q. S. A.
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Ranch Tor Sale.

will sell, on reasonable terms, my Stock. or p.,, Ranch eliliUly situated about three miles fru Prss and about one mile and a quarter from FerRs-.~s nch, on Willow Greek. Has on it. a never rali. lg of pure water, sufficient to water hundred Aesi
 us CT timber, two quaTries of the finest building s, rc, and any amount of excellent grass on the ula. and continuous to it. which the water eommauds ,, also has some 8 acres of land suitable for sgrcutu and house, barn. ehickep and wagon houses c,s upon Mir. Ferguson at Willow Greek, Geo W. wsa-, at the Tiger stable, or $. D. Brigham the premis
 Prescott, Jan. Soth, 1s79.--f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28

For the benefit of sufferer of neuralgia, Fdi,las recipe for his pnly form. which is ssid .o be remarkably successful ih curing or dsaGenii ( the pain ot that terrible dis. <ssc. It must ic remembered that it IS for outward application only: Cdloreform. two ounces: alcohol, one and half ounces camphSr, one ounce. suiphuuc ether, one ounce sulphzte of mogphinC six graIns oil pepperminf, two dvams. Shake thor ouehly. IL eSn bs pu, up ai any drug SiUro
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28
Assessment Nosice.

To Loren s. Jenks, wTn- Mann, ]. M Wfi.c,
 Gardiner. Wm- Cole, Geo. Becktr, ann sT ' - holding from and under them in the discsyve-, - -
 of the Loreno LOie, Tiger Dn tsict ls-ss-S--- - Mountains: '4-f You gre hereby no1fed that if you do m, ,.. within l9ol ninety days from the date hereof Ens " . A. Luke, or John R-ibfe all Of your tssr- -. ' 2 yoarsssessIncnt due. which may become iss .s quired by lsw, the rnde- sign Nil ca u I'd s-s of Vour Inter-sts in sad lode. sc ording 10 th s Laws of the United Stasai and this Territory se-e force C. A. LUXE
 JOHN RAIBIL
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28
Certificate of Territorial Treas.

I, Thomas J. Butler, Treasurer of Arizona Territory, hereby certify that lhe Arizona Development Company has this day filed in my office it's acceptance in writing Of the Act of which the above is a copy, and has also filed in my office a bond in the sum of twenty thousand dollars, which bond has been approved by the Governor, and an As SOciate Justice of the Supreme Court of Ari- zona Territory, conditioned for its faithful performance of the provisions of said Act.
 THOMAS J. BUTLER,
 Territorial Treasurer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28
The PnEriea patehmas .

Tam prOken-heArfed Desischsr.
 YoGs viiird nit crief and shame { dsl you vOt der dronhls ssh:
 doesnt knCW my name. You diuks dis fcrry yunny, sAr
 Ven vua der story bear. You vfn DO, vonasr dsa so uocch. li Yss so schtranse unl quecr. Nine nsoSass hsd dye lcesls twins; psy vos nc uud mine bFud4sri Ne lookt 70 ferry rnoOca Ai ike
 Nc von kEsv sicA vran toasr. Von oa der the poys vas ''Yavcoh.' ' Una "HAns" der ether name; But dea it made ne tsacrcEt.
 ys kssA got oAnei der same. Ven, one oa as sos tsaa
 lsv, MynheE' dst tsh sol But ucdieT Haas cs NsveoS.
 Nine mosidef sl.e aoa'd kAov. Unlso Isn in dTouTies;
 gtnT kii ars0 miHe hei NviisT I ans Hans yoss uans,
 or Ns~coh vot is lead
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Netire Creai...

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 Nqtafe ts tefCts FiEen hy if.s sr,,s-.ls. ,ss - ,s s'.as oi AiF-i R Ilsrsiek. sss l-a ,. , -. - oi sss aA feFs sas haslns st,s, - -, se se-l e- ~--~t ts ekhitls tfss1 e5.f ts elsl-t ,st. -. -. ssa saoasis of tls arst lgtl-,, " s -, iiasA q Vel st tistf as-e, Ia, t,- 1 . -
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SunlTn on>.

In Justices Court of Prescott Precinct in the Coun.v of Nayapai, Territory of AriKona-H. A. DuSouchs
 Justice of ( Peace.
 CHARLES r. BOWEN ED. A. KNOWLES partners under firm name and style of Bowen Knowles S Co.,, plaintiffs,
 versuI
 THE HACKBElsRY MILL AND MININGCO. san Francisco, daendanis.
 The Territory of Arizona sends arS~sl to tfs H.c, berry NH and Mining Company, San Francisco d- fendants. VI V You are hereby summoned to appear before m. su th@ 2Sth day of April A. D.. 1879. at my office m Pre- cott Freeinet m the County aforesaid d 10 ocoek A. A of said day. and then and there to ansvr.y fb, compiaint of the above named plaintfs vho claim | recover ot You the sum Of S27539-I6G as pfipcipsl interest and eosis of protest etc. said amount beur due spon two certain drzftH Co wit: One draft dsrl hAcsnerry AuhANe County, Arizona, O ls7S payable hve days after sight to the order or Charles c bsers, for the sum of SsS 0t-iO0 drawn by Henry R,r aond Superintendent of the Hsokberry Mir n MinIse 70 s-t Pae street, San Francisco, accepte by he - ars or said company, and ndorsed by sad fve.s a niAhk. Also, one eTaft dated Haekherry NohBye O november S. le4a, paybs five days afer s hi toit. ofaer oi sherman and Barrett for the sum of sIs7 ~ eTaSn sy Heary lAysnond, Superintendent of the H eerry NH a1d Mining Company, 324 Pine str, e. sss rsneseo Cai, ana accepted by the Secretary of sa Sotnfaay' and en torse by said sherman and Basfet ln elsns Al of whicn faces fully ar,pesr by the com pl1nt bfd herein when Judgment W1l be taken sgrnt yoe Tor sal amount toge her with coats md da,psgs Sea Tall 10 aisear and answer H,ADUS OUCHFT
 9ustice Cf the Peace, Prescott Precirct Prescott, Fe .i7, 70.
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Proposal, for Beef and Mutton
HssDeUAEIEHs DEPARTMENT or AHI.ex..

HsAb0SAhTERs DEPARTMENT or ARIae-..
 once Of Chief Corninissary of -niSis,sDo. r,r.,. fhEscorT, A. T. February f0th isTs INHALED PROPOSALS, ln tritii.eate win s ,,1.. I tnis sitache to each will be recsiss ns ohee aud al the oc,s of the Acting Assistan < each of tBe nosts named ssrein una. iS clock noon, Monday, March Ilth 1872 forths sup ~ sgea 9AAItsHes of Bea ana Mutton on tiis hiocf
 ss gs ron tlmn Co time required Camps Ausehs @ 2s Ihonsai Verde, and Fort whiprIe, A. T snl una, Cal, from July lst. Is79 Co June 4, isss AiS forms conditions, estimates etc. fl .,;se.l -r .tihoalon Co the Acting Assistant f,sr ,-s-s.-s- e y 2 oi tne sosss above nAmei, to t, s,,Ss-sig,aa Ine eShtr@c1s To be made uud-r ssss ssv--.ls- . set shAu mt be construed tQ involve .bs r,Stss states in any obligation f,r rayr,ent i , s ',,s , l,a>uon srantsd ey Qsng,ess for the purpose.
 VhNs. P. PAGAN, C4ps. aud c. s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28

e Shs' Haskrs lgsr Has so sufal soref~ Asked saTsh's crcs- eyed zap, And sarah Co the cd man said, "Ii's eause3 hy ai,ls easp.r Then sNrsh's youngest brnshef-- A. yst unkn8pn ts fame Looksi < rah Ga tbs sys and ssted. '' Nhas ts this smAH chaps nansT~
 -ElaHe Gazsffr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28

The longest range duel on record has just been fought between Adam Goldie and ''Bloody Biil" Darrell. two Texas ranch men. They were stationed behind oaks on the open prairie of northern Texas. 100 yards apart. After several shots. which dId nothing more than cut the clcoth and aH ear of the eoa.haiants, both fired si onre and both fell, Darrell dead and 6oldie with a butler 10 his lcft shoulder.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-02-28
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of HUGH c. ATCHERsoX, aesel

Estate of HUGH c. ATcHERSoN, decea. ed.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Asr.,.s trAtor of the Estate of Hugh C. At herson decess, = the creditors of, and an persons having claims ss. the said deceaSed to exhibit them with the ns.s-- Youehers within ten months of the first publ cNies 7 this notice, to the undersigned at his re,ia~SrS S Mineral Park, Mohave County, Arizona.
 M. KRIDKR. Administrator of the Estate os H,. c. Atche son. deceased
 Mineral Park, January 18th, 1879.
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Summons,

IB the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct in A. County of YAyApa', Territory of Arizona.-A. 0 Moves, Justice of the Peace. FRED BRIGHT, Plaintiff,
 
 FISHERS STAGE LINE, dete endant. The Territory of Arzoua sends greeting t, r. N. Miller, Geo. l.. McDouough. E. |. Fisher and Geo. F. Kirk forming partnership under the in, name of Kirk, McDonough G., and !. J. Minds T F. Fisher, I. U. Iddings John Doe and Richard Roe You are hereby su nmonai to appear before me at m oce in Prescott Precinct, in the County Ysyapai @ the list day of April, A. D.. 1872 at 10 o'clock A. M in n action brought agalnst ysU by said plaintiff sa2 action brought to recover the of hundred .s forty-three dollars due for bslcksmithng or iudgat S be taken against you for the said amount tesess with costs Of this suit if You fail to appear and AaEer To the Sheriff, or any Constable of said Comm Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof Given under nly hand, this Slst day of January.
 A. O. MOVES,
 Justice of the Peace of said Precinct. Prescott, Jan. sl. 1878.
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Aa f-rsons fn5risE thenseises lns.isss A, ,.. = bs-st Hesoant or tT u1t=. rustaussl so - SA
 rs'-oD'i. 4. T. ssa.e.ts tsi"So co.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of ALDEN AUSTIN, deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the undersisneI .a trAtor of the estate or Alden Austin. deoeased "a 1 creditors Of, and all Iersons having claims - s said deceased. tO exhibit them with h. - S1s. a, vouchers within four months of the fss, Of this notice to the said Aominissraior Gt his in the town of Alexandra in thr County of ysTsea ]. B. MckISSIE, Administrator of the Fslr.- Alden Austin deccassd. S9ssss s
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t1Ost---ReMarsf.

Let si ,he party given by Mas Hssall,n4 l.,s .. , s tS l-s Gold Bfacelsf- Tho aacs v ii b, fsl5 'Ne 'si'e ei ii,s saa.s V rgsaTnt7R ft so
 ,r..c.,, ,..,. n, ,.-. Mss ROSA STEIN.
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PATRONAGE SOLICITED

,,.s- - l,ss " AN, soileits fAs fsfr.s..,. s ., and a.is,S N,s a.soisy sssiuess. ssiss' , s ih tiss bssi~r s ssfY |. he@F ths afholis t1 ere
 Ah~s q EaeNAg
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ONLY l2'ooo TICKETS wal b, SOLD Whole tickets s. -HaIVE $250.
 Quarters Sl2S
MISCELLANEOUS,
for SnIn 0r Rn,nf

sal.,s.s EsseA ca 'hs Unrrr verde Fir.t ei.-. s,, ''.sst ssass ef grain. knquire of T. F. ANDFRsox Prescott Feb. I7, is4a-a1
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Mrs. Herrick has taken out lethrs as ad |. ministratix t5 the estate of her husband and has notice Co that effect in the MrxFR of this issue.
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NOTItE.

Aa ersots knowing tsstaHeiFes iliisl u t ,.s " n"tf or bo1h seoarul herpisr nosie... s - -,
 AN Niia-n tif'9 es5s tnd saw f,s18ssr i.I.sss-. Trsst F-e, Ig, Hss. a ," "'ffoA.
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LEGAL.
Notice.

The delinquent Tax List for the year rs-s A.-, depf sited Si'h the District Attorney. snd uBIs. oehaquent taxes therein speeiel are paid Ia t f e Attorney within twenty days from the ur,1iis;ts this notice, action wfn be commenced hr "a < Attorney for the collection of such taxes an5
 E. ]. COOK
 County Treasurer, YavausS cas
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Brown hair is the fashionahlo hue iu Lonbon just BOW
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ys lh - ceiif Eackets. all varieties os Vsstsllss.
 ' 'feT ,se'i-. sshd for gsucgzA Prics T.s'. ,a,- .,- THOs \. COX co
 '' "eSA'd slrrsi, San Francesca. f3snD Ver'S. t t-. , Fresh Dupee Hams s5 oef,s rer pound ss Bowen, knowle, X to. f.hj-
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Proclamation of the Governor.
TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,


 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 FER goth, IS7o. l, John C. Fremont, Governor of the Ter ritory of Arizona. and ex -otficio ComInis- sioner Co superintend the drawing of otte- ries for be support of the Public Schools, etc, by yirtne of the power and authority vested in me by law. do hereby designate as the place where the first Lottery shall be drawn by the Arizona Development Com pany- .he Theatre in Prescott. the Capitol of said Territory of Arizona, and the time when the same shall be drawn shall be the lth day of June, 1879. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M., and o'clock F. M
 Witness my hand and the great Seal of the Territory Of Arizona, this 2Osh day Of Feb ruary, A. D. 1879.
 SEAL JOHN C. FREMONT. Governor and eX-Oiticio Lottery Com'r. The first LOTTERY under the foregoing law, will be drawn at the Theatre, in Pres colt, on JU NE 4th, 1879, or sooner, if all the tickets are sooner disposed of on which oc- casion there wilt he distributed THIRTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2S2 prizes as follows:
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sa ssd tue Co name VII s-sd th@ following seeas 1 s f--. en rreeiuf os pr1ce Rnrnif by r. O. m0nsy oer or postage stamps