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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-12-12
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BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS.

AAhOAhA<~f 1O' ~ tVANR V tkV<fEs Physicial and MentAt Debility Vital Weakness. Nsr- vousness, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weakness Of the Limbs and Back, Lsss Of Muscular Poxer indisposi- ton and incsp1bifty for labor and study w.ak ex- haustet feeling energy courage. papitation of the heart, daness of apprehension, memory aversion Co society love of soiitnc, humidity, self trust, loss of manhood, dizziness. be1dachs mpuri- ties Of the blood psmples the faes sexual e other tnfrtnities n woman, all by the just iy celebrated physician,
 l.. ]. CZAPkAY, Nj, D.
 His method of curing disease s peculiarly hts own tunknown to others and hence the great I tones up and nvigcrEtes the entire syst cisps fhs gloom and despoudeney. p1rines and snrisles the rejuyenAtes and invigorstes entire beng both in mind and body. Rheumatic ec;ions cronie eas arrh consumption. epilepsy, disease of the stomach and kid- neyEs hver complaints etc., successfully cz.el Thess who gre suffering from the and ioscretsoas Of youth. seminai weakness etc., assured of q per m4nept cure
 Dr. CZAPKAY, of the most successful medical practitioners the Pacific Coast established in San francsco since 1854, msy be consulted ecnhdeaay In reference Co the R05ye sd a o'he- complaints .; the Institute.
 No. ie7 Me " street. ss All you who have sar years or lifetime and whose diseases have resisted taied ordinary modes of treatment, invited to ca for free cou sultation.
 Hours from q. m. to ?. 70. Charges moderate Communications strictly c3sa~en-ls.. Medicines sent by Express. Address L. J. cZAcK [. D.. San FranciscO.
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Grand Jury.

The Grand Jury for the Fail Term of the District Court met this morning. The fol- lowing gentlemen were summoned:
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sv. IT. TAa LuR----- ..-.s.,... JOSEPH AooRE- -sasssias.s.sss a.a,.....,
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The underaiyncd. nesghbors and seqtsaiatkaees n. Mfr B. r. Cr~nE. certify tdst have kn0Wn nia dar. ing his nlness snd tns the faefs stated a the iafagotns affidavit are true of osu kaowisizr.
 K. s. SgruinRtou, Pastor ei nsnyflle Church, L. Rtsn, wAgoaTnakcr, Ds8Filie.
 J. II. Nich0ssoi,, H. e, N4chulson
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For CounciIman.

Prescott. Dec. 9th, 1879.
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Frida, >'eWs.

At our fashionable saloon3 the game of Keno" seems to be all the rage.
 J. Goldwater & Bro. have had their ltt graded and are now about ready to com mence the erection of store building.
 L. C. Hughes, of the Tucson Star. has quit the practice of the law and will here after devote his whole time and attention to his paper.
 There will be an auction safe, tomorrow, at Ft. Whipple, of mules, horses, etc. Those who need any thing of the kind should be on hand at an early hour.
 F.. 0 Grant, of Wicksnburg, is chout to visit San Francisco for inc purpose of pur- chasing a large stock of goods for his store MT. Grant is the successor to M. l.. Pcralto at Wickenbarg and is doing good busi- nesSs.
 The Arizona Lottery tickets are selling rapidly all over California, Nevada, and the large cities in the States. Everybody seems to be anxious for chance in the $l0,O00 puze.
 Ire people of the Pacific Coast are exas- per ted over the Presidents course in veto- ing the Chinese Bill and threaten 10 secede from the Union. Dennis Kearney will un- doubtedly lead the rebellion unless some one does the world a kindness by killing him.
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THURSDAY.

"Too thin" as the hoy said Nho broke through the ice.-Oil City Derrick.
 John White from Peoples Valley is in town.
 At Fort Whipplc considerable lumber is ncing used. repairing, building new houses, etc. all of which helps our lumber mer- chants.
 The mail to New Mexico, Is now running regularly, and all the accumulated mail matter has been sent on to its destination.
 Jerry Sullivan's teams have gone out to the Clipper Mill after l2,oOG feet of lumber which is to be used by Mr. S. in fencing his ranch at Williamson Valley.
 Qaite a number of Prescott people are soiourning in San Francisco. among whom, are T. NJ. Alexander, F. q. Peck, L. B. Jew ell, II. A. Bigelow. IA L. Moeler, L. B4sh- f.rd and W. C. BashfOrd.
 Marshal Dakr is interesting himself iR some of our most valuable mines, and is like y to become bonanza king before he kaows what happens.
 The S F. Post has another mess from Mn. Eud1ra Smith and her divorced hus- band. This Smith business. the more 1t is stirred up the Norse it smells, and judging from what We have seen in ;he paDers and learned on the outside is a nasty dirty job all through, a ia Bcechrr-Tilton.
 Farmers throughout the country are not cX- actly suited with the weather which is vcry dry, and indicates rough time for the till ers of the soil. however, ;hcrc IS plenty of tune yet. between this and the planting sea son for an abundance or rain, which will moisture the earth sufficiently to insure a cn".
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The City Brewery has chang ed its name
 IL now bears at its mast-headthe word "Ex-
 celsior."
 James H. Lees train is parked at Kirk
 land Valley for few days, as the animals
 were in need of rest.
 Timothy Hawkins, miner, cook, and lately
 capitalists, through legacy left him by the ''old folks al home" is now chief cook at the Gem Restaurant. No wonder the boarders are numerous.
 Col. c. P. Head left this morning for trip 10 San Francisco to be absent five or six weeks. During his absence he will pur- chase largely for the csmpany's store in Prescott, and their branch establishments at the Verde and Gillett.
 Tom Whitehead. who stands at the head of his profession. that of restaurant directnr, has leased the house formerly kept ny Wm. Doverney, and known as the Central. Mir. Whitehead has about 40 boarders, and by close attention to "biz" he will make 'slathers Of scads."
 Hon. Gideon Brooke, one of Yayapai's mo st hOnored citizens, is agaIn confined to his bed with rheumatism. which has annoy ed him Tor the past year. Mr. Brooke has been under the care of Doctor AiRsw0rth Tor some time and seemed to bcgetting bet ter, but for some cause has had a sudden rslapse.
 The distance from Prescott to Ehrenberg, l can be reduced to hundred and sky five l niles, and taking everything into consider | ation 1t Is just about the best route for Pres | colt peOpIe. The road is we'll supplied with 1 water and grass, and from many years cons ' iant use is hard and firm. Barley can be | procured at Ehrcnberg at loN figure
 A team belonging to the Jordan Bros, Lower Verde, arrived in town t--nay flor the | purpose of taking down a lot of machinery | that beIongs to their pouring mill, which is | 10 be placed in position immediately, when | they will commence the manufacture of fine | flour. At present their mill is oniy turning | out corn meal.
 There seems 10 be a general scarcity of | money, news, and people m Prescott, just at | present. Should the weather keep dry, and | the wind blowing, there is Likelihood that | the town and all the people will blow away, in which case there will be room for the neu corners. Already many stock men are send ing their animals to Apache County to save becoming bankrupts under the present rate of taxation.
 Tue people are beginning to ask for the new laws just passed. They are to be printed in boGk form, and when done, fur. nishcd to the various Justices of the Peace and other officials. It takes some time to ger this work done, as it has been decided to send the work to California for execution. Alec slamee Clountee Slupevisee.
 It is said that the Board of Supervisors, who hold their headquarters in room con- nected with the courthouse. and wherein re- side several followers of Jefferson Davis and the balance, went into caucus this morning and appointed John Lloyd, (Dsm.) as clerk of said Board. Lloyd is quite and then he has a machine which will h them out on County printing. "Ha thought"
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~e- - s@ie AAf OA AaHlaDi
 Buildings, and for the Support of
 Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona.
 D. a E'iaeted by lie Lsgislatire Assembly ef fri.
 s0aa Territory;
 SECTION |. It shall be lawful for, and the right, power and authority k hereby grant ed for the period of twenty years. from the first day0 February, 1879, to the Arizona Development Company-a corporation or EaniZed and existing under and by virtue of Ihe laws of the Territory of Arizona-and 'Df lis assigns, to give public lotteries, at whlrh, or by means of which money may lawfully be disposed Of by chance anything in the laws of ihIs Territory to Ihe contrary notwithstanding. etc, etc.
 SEC. The Governor of the Territory Of Arizona, anI his successor m office, and in tho event of the absence, disqualification or death of tue GOyernOr-hs legal substitute ls hereby appointed Il Commissioner to su- periniend the drawing or distribution of sa.u lotteries and each of them, and certify to the correctness thereof, ele., etc SEC. ,. All lotteries drawn under the pro- visions Of this Acsushall be drawn in some public place 10 be designated Dy the Com missioner, between the hours Of ten o'clock A. M., and tve o'clock F. M., and in a man. ner to be approved by the Commissioner.
 SECTIONS i, and provide for the collec- ton of ten per cent. from all prizes, and the payment of the same into the Capitol and School Funds.
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LETTER LIST.

Atkinson, A E Bourland, W X 3; Brink, NJ B; CampStone. W; Cole, J; Clark, c; Campbell, D L 2; Cline, Mrs. l. NJ; Crough, II B; Clerk, Town; Calquett; Mrs. II; Dawsan, J 1; Davis. ] R; Dick, J; ErvIng, E 8; Foot, II S. Humpfelds, J Hop. II Hale, c W 2; Hudson. II ?; Hunt, 2; Hill l.; Irwin, II P; James, II Jacoby, F. Reyes, c II ?; Lyall, W NJ; Matthews, !; Packer, x; Ray, II. Rees, R.; Stephens, B; Stanton, N; Stone, x ]; Shaw, c D; Smith, J P; wrightmook, W; Warren, F; Wright, C. In calling for any of these letters, please say advertised. T. w 0TIs, Postmaster. Travel to Prescott of late has been quite light, the departures generally equaling The arrivals. A great many have gone to the Tombstone district in Pima county. We apprehend that inside the next ninty dsys the rush will bc just as great from there and the whole business will be rec ucrsd.
 A School Teacher is wanted for Walnut Creek school Dist. Apply 10
 J. P. HARoRAvE,
 Co. Sup,. Prescott, March 3, iS70.-St
 Wanted at the Tragic Market. 2G0 chick kens. and quantity of f'r' sh butter.
 fa6 J. L. HALL. Five pounes Boston Crackers for one dol
 ,t Weayer's. fcb5. SoP-Ten bars for dollar at Fishers  Dried Peaches at 9o cts. per pound a, wea- ver's- feb :. Eight pounds of fresh dried grapes for one dollar at WeaVer's. feb5 Five pounds Soda Crackers for one dollar at Weavers. feb.5. sngar cu-si Hams 25 cents ger pound at Weaver's. feh5. Fresh Eastern oysieus. packed in cans of 100 each, ss per can al Bowen. Knowles < Co. Gl. New lot of Japan T So cents per 10 al Ben Weaver'S.
 Fresh Dupcc Hams - cents per pound at Bowen. knowlcs X 6o fcb5.
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Proclamation of the Governor
TERRITORY or ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
 FEB. 20th, IS79
 l, John C. Fremont, Governor of the Ter ritory of Arizona, and ex-otlicio Commis- sioner 10 superintend the drawing of lotte- rios for the support of the Public Schools, etc, by virtue of the power and authority vested in ns by law. do hereby designate as the place where the first Lottery shall be crawn by the Arizona Development Con- pany, the Theatre in Prescott, the Capitol of said Territory of Arizona, and the time when the same shall be drawn shall he the Ith day of June, lS79 between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N., and o'clock P. N.
 Witness my hand and the great Seal of the Territory of Arizona, this 21lh day of Feb ruary, A. b. 1879.
 IsEAL.l JOHN C. FREMONT.
 Governor and ex-oiiicio Lottery Com'r. The first LOTTERY under the foregoing law, will be drawn at the Theatre, in Pres colt, on JUNE ith, 1879, or sooner, If all the tickets are sooner disposed of. on which oc. cas!on there will he distributed THIRTY ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, in 2s2 prizes as follows:
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NO,ice to Creditors.

Estate of Aired IT. Herrick, deceased.
 Notice is herebe given by the uuuerslgncd Admiuls trstrix oi the estate of Alfred IT. Herrck. deceased the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased ta exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within tea montas of the rst pubcst on ef this nohce to Rush Wells at thelr office in the town Of Prescott, Yayapai Granny, Territory of Arizona.
 CADDIE E. HERRICK. Administratrix. Prescott, A. r., Feb. a4 ls7g.-w4w
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DELINQUENT TAXES 1878.

am ordered by the Boart of Supervisors to insti ute le gal pr0cesdmgs for he immeGiate collection Dein Iuent Taxes for 1s7s. Sus will be com ueuced on and after the 10th inst Deilquents VIII save costs by calling at my o:ies and setuing before that date.
 MURAT MASTERSON.
 Dist. Attorney, Yayapai Co. Office in Court House, Prescott, Feb'y 4th, 1873.
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NOiice to Creditors.
Estate of JOHN ZIMMERMAN, deceased.

IT 1f''-I I3li1HtF Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned Adminis- ato oi the estate Of John Thnme ma1. dec sased. editors of, and all persons having ca ms a.ainsi sand deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary lchers within ten months Of the first publication of t''s notice to the said Administrator a his place of usilsss in the Village of Prescott n the Couny O; YIyapai, and Territory of Arizona.
 VI. TOMPkTNS Administrator of the Estate Of John Timlnermap. sased.
 Prescott, March 3d. 1879.
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$. C. .H.ARCOU, HOrt1culturISt

HGs for sale assortment of hardy and green house plants, growing in his garden aicC ornek street and which with fair treatment will bloom this season.
 Will contract 10 make and keep in gooJ order grass lawns aud flower beds, which he win warrant o give entire satisfaction.
 Prescott, March |, 1S79-tf
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A,ses me lt AoIise.

T Loren \. JenFs, W a. Mann. ]. NJ. V is'n. Brn Gardiner Wm. Cole. Geo Beck T, asssi al ofhs-s holding from and under them n the discovery claim of the LorenO Lode, Tiger Dr tT.ct. fsradsh .9 Mountains:
 You re hereby noThed that n vou do net spg,oar within te' ninety days from the date herrof and sy Co C. A. Luke, or John hihv, all of your g,rupsatiu, of youTassessmeni dne. CT which may jerome due IT, qnired by lts tho 'nde sizn-d Wili "a sn fa-frp cf vour interests in lode ,ordnR Co Inc Mi Inc foroe C. A. LUXE
 JOHN RAIBLE. Prescott. Jssu4ry eth, Is7a 9Ad
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The "Cosy SaIoon,.

The above Saloon, heretofore known as the New Bit Saloon. corner of Goodwin and Granite streets has been reopen d and tn )roughy by the under sigued, vhers he will be pleased to his friends and any others who mBy favor hi with their patronage.
 LOUIS DUGAS. Prescstt Feb. l9 1879
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NOIiCe f0 Creditors.
Estate of ALDEN AUSTIN. a,c,..es.

Estate of ALDEN AUSTIN, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adninis- tator of the estate of Alden Austin deceased to the creditors of and all persons having claims Aganst said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months of the publication oi this notice Co the said Administrator s his residence in the town of Alexandra, in thr County of YAyapa
 J. B. hckISSTK, Administrator of the Estate of Alden Austin. deceased. i2s god
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Certificate of Territorial Treas.

I, Thomas J. Butler. Treasurer of Arizona Territory, hereby certify that the Arizona Development Company has this day filed in my office it's acceptance in writing Of the Act of which the above is Il copy, and has also filed in my office bond in tho 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
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of HUGH c. ATCHERsoN. deceaset.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Admiiis- rator o the Estate of Hugh C. Al herson. decsased the creditors of and s persons having claims against the said deceased to exhibit them with the necessaF vouchers, within ten months of the first pubcttion this notice. Co the undersigned at his reEiaeuce in Mineral Park. Moiaye County. Arizona.
 W NJ. kRfDER. AdUinistratof of the Estate of Hugh c. Atchegson. deceasei.
 Mineral Park. Jsunary leth, 1872.
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L0sf---KeWard.

Lest al the party given by Mss Hamilton last eyen- ing the l2th, Gold Bracelet. The finder VIII be paid the value of the same by returning f 70
 MISS ROSA STEIN. Prescott Feb. l3, ls79-n
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JACk-OF-A ES
 Laborer

bces 3aliasitE sissnf ttu ssns hnusss: uhitr vash s; crsns and puts dos rpsfs di-a V .i3s ad csilars; cuts hrr ~oot: Sa. Re- &e. &c kr kr kr
 is reiis5ie moderate ia h cha ges aud userstauls his hEs4ifr z thuyguvhly.
 oHirrs left in his b \ 'n froat of fte Pssf osire wiil he TfumTsiy sst aslssl tf
 frs-soi, Msrrh & Is1a-F
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to me Cthe by note or book account, hereby notified to settle the same within thiry days bnd further trouble
 W. NJ. BUFFUM. Prescott, Feb. r., 1s79.-d
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For Sale or Rent.

vAlnabls ranch the Upper Verde. First class for either stock grain. Enauire of J. l.. ANDERSON. Prescott, Feb. IT, Is7a-Nu
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.SoIfs,

All persons knowing themselves indebted t0 us on book account by nots, requested to call in nedi atey, and settle the up to the ls of January is9
 l.. BASHFORD co. Prescott, A. T., Jan. 6, IS
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Assay of silver SI 5a. gold and silver s. O1. Other ores assayed at corresponding rates All asssys guaa- te-d Gold and silver melted into bsrs Working tests made, mines examined, sales negotiated, etc.
 nI. W. II WIIIISCRAFT
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Applss by ths Box at Bottom Figures

The undersigned having large Invoice of San Jose apples coming, vii make engages~ents not alone with fieds but with the public, Co devef apples arrival af sbS3 ger hoN Furchasers to take felr rfsk of shiinSAge. r.. HEkZDG m6ta
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
J.L. FISHER & CO.,,
AuCrroN sALEs

AUCTION SALES sArrapAr. March sih. ls7s At Court House. Trinity Mining Claim.
 MoSDAT. March. 10th, 1879. At Court House Real Estate.
 wEDsESDAE, March, I2.h. Atcourt House. Houss and Lots of T.. s. Pcnwen
 SATURDAY. vsrch IS. Al Court House, Real Estate and Improvements on Mccormick street, MosDAY. March i7th, On premises Lots F and lq. and Improvements, Granite streets.
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TYR E E S

Planted and tAsir growth WARRANTED by
 s. c. AARCOU, Hortieuluris,.
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Stock and Dairy Ranch FOR SALEs!

good stock and Dairy BiaeA. ussl iraprovsf vfth beN dwelling house. stone 1ik hozse cfrzls ssI and oHt house.. sh conveniently srrarrfd for rarIur su ihs stsck rasiuE Aai oarytuR blsluess. Co sd range aud pietty cf running uafrf. isltssi un i1u1r BiF baE and Agas fria, and ol easy Co Ifrrop Peck, ssil HrassaaN uias. Terms rtsuuaisf. Att4. Co Efe WELLS. g'Fescofs. fr<
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North East Corner of the Plaza PRESCOTC, ARIzONA A
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OyB PlIBE. SIO.O0B |!

One I7YTze, ,S2OOO, OEe ,ST5OO. prizes, S: OoO eaeh.--s prizes of ss5o
 prizes $500 eacb,-s O. @e5O ca.
 70 Of sI5O each-50 of siOO sa, 5O of S25.-5O of SIS each and | OO of : 10 ca . rHE MANSER or DESTRUCTION WILL BE AS FofIsws: Twelve thousand slips of leash.r numbered from one to twelse thousand wi he publicly deposited in Iargs rlass wheel wHfeh v then le lcssd and seslr1 by le Territorial Lottery Commissioner Two hundred snd eighv-two sius of leather numbered aceor,tanoe with the pr1zes announced, wi be pu8ssly deposited in small glass wheel which ili also be closs<I and sealed by the Territorial Lottery Commissioner.
 Committee of seven citizens wi be selected hy the tclei-hodefs to examine every stage the proceed inEs.
 Both wheels wiH then be tcvoive in sight of the au,- efce, until their contents sfe mixed and thoroughly mingled. The seals w1n then he broteH and the wheels opened, and TWO CHILDRFN UNDER TEN YEARS rF AGE uiB be plseed al each wheei, and prize and a number drawn st the time. Tn whe is win then be closed and revoiyei aud another number and prize drawn. and this pocess repeated ul the 2s2 prizes are all drawa.
 ONLY 12,ooo TICKETS will be SOLD. Whole tickets s. Halves S2,5O.
 Quarters. Sl-25. THE BANK or ARIZONA VII act as TreaAasr and aI moneys reeevei from ssiss of iickets vl e sts- fled there to await the dTz~ing.
 Prizes wIll he paid ten days after the drawing. Al orders fer Ticket. mEst be accompanied by the money which can be sent iu Bank prxs,t .n sSn Fr. cisco Ger iheates Of Deposit Posts Money ordfrs or hy Nen-, fsrgo k Co.'S. Express.
 Adifess ai communications aud make sl nrsfs an5 Naney Orsiers fayslls t1 sse order e. the AsIzONA LOTTERY tNPAsY. PresctItt. 4. IT.
 Register al letters containing nrafis of Postal Or. ders To avoid fofgeries. buy tickets s1efs of reg ular agents.
 Asents for sale of tleket.. Prescott T. (sogdwat x Bro.
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SPANISH AND FRENCH
 Taught By STEPHEN G. MARC0U.
For Rent.

FOur-room Cottage. new, formerly oecufsed bs Father Becker, eAsy sTns Enqulr of John iaihe
 R. RICHTER
 Fort Whipple.
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HedResddU, June ,4th, 1879.
AcT oF TnE LEGIsLATuRE.

An Aci 10 aid in the Construction of Capitol Buildings, and for the Support of Public Schools in the Terri
 tory of Arizona.
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THE MINERS ASSAY OFFICE,

Prescsit Feb. lg, Is7e