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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
DOES ADVERTISING PAY

IL almost looks silly to ask such question, when such men as Barnum, Stewart, Astor, Franklin, Vanderbilt and many others of our successful merchants, attribute their immense success and prosperity to the free medium of advertising.
 A man who is afraid to advertise, as a general thing, is close customer to deal with. He sees his neighbor merchant doing an immense business on the strength of letting people know through advertisements, what inducements he can offer 10 come far and near, examine goods, compare price and quality without fault or fear, and by SO doing never fails to effect sale of some thing that he otherwise would have missed. Hls next door neigbbor, who says, .let tho goods advertise themselves wonders why it IS that he has no trade, as he sits idly by !: while the next door neighbor coins the dimes in the busy mart of merchandise, pays his bills and goes home happy, and sleeps on the centeDted pillow of success. Whenever n business is too poor, then advertise and make it better; don't wait for something to turn by chance, but go and turn it up.-Ex.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Valuable Property.

The Bradshaw Basin Mill and Mining Company have one of the most desirable properties in this county. They have good saw-nill in operation surrounded by . forest of pine. and their ten-stsmp mill !. complete in every particular to do good work on the ores which are so plentiful ID tho immediate vicinity. With judicious handling this mill property, in the heart oi q great mineral district, can be made to pay large dividends on any reasonable capital. It to be hoped that the company
 may make some arrangements with owners of mines for ere with which to keep It busy, and thus give the people who are interested the benefits to be derived from the sue ces.ful working of rich ores that are worm less to the world or man so long as they
 are allowed to remain in their present state
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

An aged Piute squaw deserted her hus- band and children 10 elope to California with a white man. The tribe sent two young and stalwart Indians to bring her back. Their mission was a success, and at last accounts the white people of Carson, Nevada. which is near by, were interfering to prevent the execution of sentence that she be drawn apart by hcrses.-S. B. Times.
 The Spanish authorities say that the new Cuban insurrection doesn't amount to any thing, but it is to csst them $50,000 day, and they will spend more If necessary. which all looks as though they didn't Havana trouble about it.-Oil City Der rick.
 A Chicago dispatch dated Sept 2Gth says, that there is considerable excitement on Change today. and wheat this after noon sold at an advance of over SIX cents from the lowest price yesterday. The New York market is also excited and 3@4 high. CT.
 When the prodigal son returned home and the fatted calf was killed and placed before him on the table. he turned up his nose at it and said "Great goodness have Tt you got no other kind of meat but that: I allus dld hate veal"
 Powell. unless some unforeseen accident occurs, will capture the belt and take It to England. It is more than ptobable that Weston has sold his packers.
 Dr. Kalloch declares that it was under stood when he was elected Mayor that the salary would be Ss00 per month, and he will not accept cent more.
 San BernardIno has had another fire, making somSthing less than 20 during the last = months.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

Secretary J. ]. Gosper is in hot water, a paper having been extensively circulated and signed throughout the Territory asking for his removal. Various grounds are as- signed, principally neglect of official duty. Mir. Gosper is very largely interested in mines, ranches, newspapers, the propagation of blooded stock, etc, and. m fact, is one of tbose real live, wide-awake business men that are called rustlers, and, while he puts one dollar in his pocket, he puts two in the future Treasury of Arizona-realIy god send to any new country-and, as he is meeting with considerable success, he has aroused the jealousy of some who no Y take this means of curtailiug his revenue.
 The above is from the San Francisco News Letter, and is literally true, with the exception of the 'hot water" part He fears none of the wcak-kneed gentry who ralsed a howl against him. He stands on lis merits with the Department at Washiuxl and is as solid as the Rock of Ages.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
oenerai Grant.

Me imagine that the high civil dignities co,ferred on General Grant hy his grate- ful cOuntrymen have had but slight infiu- epce in the honors paid hm by the leading co,en,stes of the time. No mere ex-Presi- dent of the United States, regarded in his capacity of civil ruler. could have called forth the impressive demonstrations of re- spcct which have greeted General Grant from the beginning to the end ofhis travels If ,s his brilliant military renown which has loaned above bis other claims to consider atiop and made him the most honored tray eIler that ever accomplished acircuitamong tine nations of the world.
 The career oi General Grantcomprises an IIiad aud an Odyssey. and something more. In the fabulous ages of the world he would have cembined the interest which attaches ,o Aoamemnon with the interest which al taches to Ulysses, eclipsiug the military re- novn of the former and surpassingthe fame' of the latter as a wanderer through all the lands and all the seas of the habitable globe. Tn the whole history of the world, Tn the whole romance of the world, tssrc IS no career like that of General Grant.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Adminissrator,s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that pursuance of an order of the Court of the County of Mohave Teri- tory Of Arizona. made the sth day Of September. A. D. 1879, in the matter of the estate of Samuel Todd deceased she undersigned the Administrator of said estate, will after wednesdzy the list dsy of Oc- tober next sell st Private Sale upon the con- di.ions hereinafter mentioned and subject to the con- hrmaon said Probate Court s the right title in- teest apd of the said Saae Todd the time of his dea and all the right tie and interest that the said estate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired other than addition that Of the said Samuel Todd at the time of his desth, in and the following described real estate to-1t building known as the Mineral Park Store. end the lot on which the same stands situated the Westerly side Of Main Street in the VI age of Mineral Park in saId Mohave County said lot having frontage said Main Street Of 5a stone Street; also house aud lot st the Village of situated about SO yards Souherly from Buckleys black which mine ie situs.ed in Todd Basin, on the Todd along said ledge or ode and Of the width of feet Bids for the purchase of said property any part thereof may be ieft with c. A. Tweed Attorney for the County. Terms and conditions of sale: Any sale for bid less than s90, to be psid in cash any sale for more than that sum, one-hah cash. the balance in % days from the sale win security for the payment thereof, approved by the Probate Judge. Deeds st the cost or the Purchaser,
 L. DAVIDSON,
 Administrator Estate of Samuel Todd, deceased. MINERAL PARK, Sept. 18th, is7s
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
THE INDIAN WAR

War, aud rumors of war come to us from almost every section, and right here in Ari- zona, the county of some 2o.ooo red skins peace prevails, which will be lasting. The I,te Indians, in Colorado, have msde fight with the troops, in which ten of the boys in bl5e were killed, and twenty five wounded, besides one officer killed and two wounded. In New Mexico, yictorie is defying Gen. Haich's forces, and the indications are that troops from Arizona or other points, will have to be called m to assist in capturing these outlaws.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
summons.
In the District Court ThIrd Judicial District Mohzye I County, Territory of Arizona,

In the District Court ThIrd Judicial District MOhavs
 County, Territory of Arizona,
 N. CARR < CO, Plaintiffs,
 vs.
 Inc McCraektn Consolidated Mining
 Co., The Bank of Arizona Moses
 Lew, Henry KoehlAnd and Gale Lew,
 c0partners doing business under the Summons nrn nAnas Of Levy, KoshlAnd Co,
 Klmbe and Newell Kimble. eopar-
 ners Going business under the finn
 name of K mbe Bros, and H Light,
 Defendsnss.
 Action brought in the District Court of fhe Third Judicial District in and for the County of MohAye in the Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to the Nc Craekin Consolidated Mining Company. the Bank of Arizona, Moses Lew, Henry koshIand and Gale Lew copartners doing business under the firm name of Lew koshiSHd 6 Co.,, kiIable aud Neweu kmhle. cotsrf- ners under Inc Il m name of ktnble Bros-, and c Fl Light, DefendAnts. action brought against you by the ahove-nas plsin tifs n the District Court of the Third Judicial Dfs,rt ia and for the County of MohAve, in the Territory of Arizona and answer he complaint filed with the Cerk of this Court at Mineral Park, tn said county s c, of Whicn complaint accompanies this sunonsf rf,ls, twenty days iexeiusiye of tke day srvic-l sfr f service upon you tis sRmnirns, if served iu tids coanty: buf f served cut Of this county and .sthIr this District thirty dsysi in al othoE forty dave The said action is brought Co obtain deere of ;ts Court for the foreclosure df certain fi.n de-erl s the said complaint for The of kis75x5 wfth ia,., interes, from fsbruary ;s lslas
 And Yca sgP Eefeff ted that If you fail t sptxr aud slssr the complaint above re9usres the riair Gs vii sppy to Inc COar for tho reisf srnanasd Iu tae said complaint asd feF costs ard disbursements i this behalf expended.
 eyan under my hand and the seal of said eour4 a. Mineral Park this 2Ssh day os July. A D Is-a
 CALDWELL WRIGHT SAMUEL HANLTeS, A iv for Plaintiff. lsTALl lang dfel Clerk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Proposals For Flour.
Headquarters Department of Ariz 5nz,
 Office Chief Commissary of Subsisssace

Headquarters Department of Ariz5i
 Ofice Chief Commisssry of Subsistence,
 WHIPPLE BARRACKS, PRESCOTT, A. T. Oct Ist. 1872
 SEALED PROPOSALS, in tripEca.e, with a copy ol this advertisement attached will be received ct this office, and St the oces Of te Ast. Conmisszr1es Of Subsistence st each Of the posts named herein. un 12 o'clock noon, Monday, November Sd, 1879, the supply of the following quantities of Flour the posts in Ar1zona Territorv, named below.
 Fort Apache. 5i,0H pounds; Fort Bowie, 3D.0Oa pounds: Fort Grant, 41 U0J pounds Camp Huachuca, 15,0B pounds; Fot Lowell, z5.000 pounds; Forf McDow,h H. 31,uU9 ps unds; Camp Ruoker i2 0J0 pounds Camp ThosnGs 9 a0 pounds: Fort Verde, s5tO0 iss-, and Fort Whippie, sO.0 pounds.
 Delivery of one-half fke amounts wll be required within 4 days, and the balance within % days after notification Of agart. NJ bids VII b. entertained unless samples be furnished which should of less weight than i2 pounds marked 70 be ly iden.i- fed and sbOud reach this Oice b, fore the date for opening of bds. standard sample of Flour of the quality this advertisement contemplates will be fur nished bidders application, which spp caton lt is desired should he al the earliest practicable date The right s reserved to reject any all bids offered. Blank forms, conditions, etc. embracing all necessary furnished by any fH the DeparT- ment. or by the uildersi2ned.
 CHA's P. PAGAN. Captain and c. S., T. s. A. Prescott, Sept. a5, ls19.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Medallion Bust Of Governor sarOrd.

Prof sherman, on Tuesday, received for Prescott Free Academy, by Wells, Fargo X Co.'S Express, from New Britain, Conn, a heautiful medallion bust of ex-Goyernor A. F. K. SsfTord, who has justly ..oeen s,xled the "Father of the Public School sys- fem of Arizona" The Lust IS exquisiteiy wrought in bronze. on n patent metallic base. and surrounded by a silver mat, the whole under glass, and beautifully framed. Tins elegant work of art, which is an &C., curate representation of Arizona's active, videawake, ,liveex Governor,is manufactured and presented to Prescott Free Academy, as A tribute of respect, and an evidence of the high esteem in which our ex Governor n held abroad bs Corbin Bros. Hardware Manufacturers, of New Britain.
 The following letter, which accompanies the present, will more fully explain the spirit in which Corbin Bros have conceived and carried out the idea of getting up this remembrancer of the founder, cncourager and promoter of our Pubic Schools.
 OFFICE or P. & F. CoRBIS,
 HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS,
 NEW BRITAIN, CONN, Sept. l3, 1e's') Honorable Board of Trustees, Prescott Free Academy, Gentlemen;
 We have watched, with much interest, the successful efforts put forth in Arizona to est.hl;ss and maintain a system of Public Schools. We have also noticed, by ape rusal of the Arizona papers, that Governor Stafford is given the credit of being manly instrumental in organizing this system oi schools. With view of paying tribute to so worthy an object. we have made 5 medallion bust of IGovernor S&1ord, ana beg leave, through you, to present it to the Prescott Free Academy, believing that II vlll please the children of that school, who seem so justly grateful to one who has aided in placing the means within their power to obtain an education.
 We are glad to leaTn that under the ad- n;uistrs.;cn of Prof. Sherman, Superin- tendent of Public Instruction, the good work started by Governor saffcrd is being ably and successfully maintained
 Very Respectfully,
 CoRBTS BRos.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Renewed Activity in Pioneer District.

The latest reports from this Arizona dis tuct are very favorable. The Coppertop was sold recently to New York parties for sl2, 900 and the Redeemer to capitalists from Philadelphia for $25, 900 other important sales are reported. The Josephine has been incorporated in Chicago, and the claim is now worked by large force of men, and rich ore taken out. The fortunate owners of claims in this district are very hopeful, and anticipate lively times The Silver King is still sending its concentrations to San Francisco. and the mine is reportrd 10 look richer than ever.-Stock Report.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

Cetewayo is to be kept at Cape Town pending the Queens pleasure. Ifthat means that his fate depends on yictoria's will, it is certain that he IS not to be put to death or receive any cruel chastisement. It would i'll become woman who has reigned so mildly to decree the death of prisoner of war who has fought her troops so fairly, and sle is not the woman to pronounce such a sentence. But Cetewayo will, in all prob ability, be life prisoner, to keep him out of mischief, unless he can be made a loyal British subject 10 assist in British conquesfs, and in time may be made Governor General of the Dominion of Canada.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
A POSTMASTER WHO awArEs7 ISsrRr

A POSTMASTER WHO "WATEs" IssTRuc- TIoNs.--The following IS a copy of a letter received at the Post Office Department "Thers is in my office two things, that il Seems Some ladies wear for Breasts. They were badly put up, and addressed to Macon, Fayette County, Tenn. l wrote immed. lately to the name, ---, Macon P, O., kayette County, Tenn, but did not get any answer. They are fine goods, and sortcr like the real thing. Now don't know how to get them to the dead letter office without spelling them. They came here loosely wrapped in paper. 1 wate your instructions if you please. Washington Star.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

Orange by bis son in-law, Andrew Krunick, who then killed himself, becanne Woodruff would not give him fifty dollars. Earthquake ss the Bay--Execut1on of 6 Eu-- derer-Aint Thief Sentenced.
 San Francisco, Oct. z. A sharp earthquake visited this city at c 80 this morning. Salvador, the murderer of Paul Riegcr, was hung at San Rafael to-day. E Henry Smith, the coIored ex-waicnman at the mint, was sentenced to tour years in the penitentisry.
 Arizona Stocks.
 San Francisco, Oct. ?. Arizonz stocks are quoted to-day as fol- lows: Tip-Top, sl.25; Silver King, &5.75.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
To-Day's News.
Caase Q; the ute outoreak.

Ast~Aos QA b@2t V Oc OASBhOAA-
 New York, Oct. 2. Washington and otLer specials regarding the Ute outbreak, show that long neglected treaty stipulatioas and uafalfiled govern ment pledges are the cause. The scene of Thorpburgh's disaster is un the edgc of the Fesersatian at Rock creek
 Yellow Jack Takes his Leave,
 Memphis, Oct. 2. There is not single case of yellow fever this morning. and there has been but one death to-day.
 A Murder and Suicide.
 Newark, N. J., Oct. ?. Thos. o. Woodruff was killed at West
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Memorial to stonewall Jackson.

Fredericksburg, Sept eoth.-on Saturday large powder of white quartz rock, from near Wilderness, was placed 10 mark the spot where stonewall Jackson received his death wound. A simple inscription will be put on the stone. Rev. B. F. Lacy, of Mis- souri, Jackson's Chaplain. originated the project.
 The majority of the people in California and Maine have declared that they don't want Democratic rule, based on the shot gun policy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

The Hepubhcan gam in Maine IS about 7. 7.ooo since the last Presidential election.
 w.d. uamnt ID has declarded m favor us Son",o- Rayard Cor the Presidency.
 Do not use profanity, vulgar terms, slang ,,hrsses wards of double meSnlngi or ian- gusgc that will bring the blush to anyone
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Noticeto Creditors.

Estate O, HOWARD S. THOMPSON, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned admindis trstor of the Estate Of Howard Thompson, deceased 10 the creditOrs of. and all persons having claims against the said deceased, t,' exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice the said admnstrzfor at the law office Of A. E. Davis, at Mineral Park, Mo have County. AriEoaa. JOHN W. THOMPSON ministrator Estate Howard s. Thompson, deceased.
 Prescott, July %, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
wHn.PLE BARRACKS,
PRESCOTT, Sept. 2, 1879.

IkESCUII, ctFts ~'f EN'"'l ED. MINER:
 Sir:-At request of Hon. John G. Camp bell. the Official Gazette of the U. :. Patent office is supplied at this office, where they are kept on file. Ali citizens of the Terri tory desiring to examine them, may have opportunity to do so.
 Very Respectfully,
 E. F. WILCOX.
 Lient. and A. D. C. Post Adjt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Sl,oQQ Reward.

Wili pay on behalf of The Prascotf Mining cor.- pany of New York S1-tQo for the apprehension and conviction of the person persons who fired ths Axtan Mill and destroyed the same the night ef inc Isth of JRly. 1sI9. C.C. BEAN arens
 Prescott. July 18th, is79. et
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
Army Re-Union Postponed.

infect ed points.
 Army Re-Union Postponed.
 Chicago, Sept. 30. General Grant telegraphs that he cannot reach here before the 18th of November, and In conseqence thereof the reunion of the Army of the Tennesses has been post poned unhl thar date, when grand time will be witnessed in the city.
 The Emperor of Russia on the Sick List.
 London, Sept 30. A special dispatch says that the Emperor of Russia is suffering great mental fatigue, and is daily getting worse.
 Anti-Rent Excitment in Ireland
 London, Sept. 30. The anti-rent excitement is spreading rapidly through Ireland, the farmers de- handing fixed tenurcs and cheaper leases
 The Situation in Afghanistan.
 London, Sept. 30. Latest advices from Simla report all qulet at Cabul. Dakka was occupied on the 2eth inst without any opposition being shown by the inhabitants.
 Grant on his way to Yosemite.
 San Francisco, Sept. 90. General Grant and party left for Yosemite at S:30 A. NJ. ny special train. Throngs of people gathered at every station along the line. The party arrived at Stockton at 12 40 and was received by the mayor, after which a procession was formed and march ed through the principal streets to the cour. house where several thousand school girls dressed in white saluted the visitor. After general reception at the Yosemite House the party will leave at 7:30 PM. Tip-Top, $l.25.
 Fight with Indians-1o Soldiers Killed and
 20 Wounded.
 Omaha, Neb., Oct. 1st. Official dispatches received here report fight with several hundred Ute Indians on Milk river, Colorado, by three companies of cavalry, on the 29th. Major Thornburg, wagon-master and ten men were killed. Lieut.. Paddock, Dr. Grimes and 25 men wounded, and three-quartcrs of the animals were killed.
 A disdatch from Capt. Price says the ex- istence of the command depends entirely upon immediate reinforcement. They were entrenched and would probably be able to hold out for five days. The Indians had burned the grass.
 Gen. Sheridan has ordered Gen, Merritt with 530 men to their relief.
 A Fight With Desperadoes--Nins Killed.
 Muskoge, Iowa, Oct. 1. A squad of soldiers had a fight with a party of twelve desperados, near the Sac and Fox agency, which resulted in the kill ing of Jim Barkers and eIght of the ban dits. Split Among the Democrats of the Lone |
 Star State.
 New York, Oct i. Late accounts frsm Texas represent the division in the Democratic ranks in that State as growing wilder.
 President Hayes and Party.
 Springfield, Oct. i. President Hayes and party had recep- ton here and also attended the State Fair. The party lett for Indianapolis to-day.
 Boston, Oct. 1. Judge Abbott has declined the straight Democratic nomination for Governor.
 London, Oct 1. The City of Glasgow Bank directors were released from prison to-day amid the hoot- ng of large crowd.
 Heavy Bullion Shipment.
 Florence, Oct. 2. Sixteen thousand nine hundred dollars worth of silver bullion, from Globe City, vas shipped, by Wells Fargo & Co.,, from lere yesterday.
 J. L. Clarke, Superintendent of the Stone. vail Jackson mine, is stopping in town a ew days. MT. Van Slyck, from McMillenville, ar, 4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03
President Hayes and Patry.
Bullion Shtpnsent /
The Yellow Fever.

Memphis, Sept. 30. There were but two new cases of yellow fever this morning and six deaths during the last twenty -four hours. Quarantine Regulations Less Stringent.
 Little Rock, Sept. 30. The Board of Health has adopted less stringent quarantine regulations against the infect ed points.
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Lumber at Reduced Rates

sS1-OO per thousand Ten per cent discuunt
 grescot;, sept. 2lth, 1878,
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The following is a list of letters remain ing in the Prescott Postoffice for the week
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

Man may do about as he pleases, violate every law, human and divine, outrage de ceney and defy the Requirements of socie- ty, and still maintain Respectable position among men and be the pet of the ladies.
 Not so with woman whose every action IS watched, her thoughts interpreted and she held to to the striciest rules of virtue and morality. from which, if she chance to swerve m rhe least degree, her rum is in- sured.
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Florence, Oct. 2. Sixteen thousand nine hundred dollars worth of silver bullion, from Globe City, was shipped, by Wells Fargo & O., from here yesterday.
 J. L. Clarke, Superintendent of the Stone. vail Jackson mine, is stopping in town a few days.
 Mr. Van Slyck, from McMillenvilIe, ar, rived yesterday, enroute to Phenix.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-03

"Reproach and endless shame
 One false step forever blasts her fame, In vain with tears her loss she may deplore, In vain look hack 10 what she was before, She sinks like stars that set to rise no more. ''