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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
uInE ERIE RAILNAY.

THE ERIE RAILWAY,
4 now known by 10 name the NEN-iD'E. LAKE
LII aud - lk, ItAILEJAD AFI4uE cement Of ttAins
- a ma 1.1elnuad and chicago Day Express Drawing
loom CuaCh,. ftur tlO and Suspension EU.gs.
6p M tDaiy) Fast e. Louis Express. tGying 90 BuA0
"a ~ Cuuu.r irr with fast tO the tld south
west Puluan- best Draw ugrJ0m Sleeping coaches %
+. N. DAILY Pacific Expr.ss for "a, West sIrcpng
COACHES through 10 Buffalo. Niagara Fails. tlGcu.
Aa ana Chicago without change Also hotel Dining cars 70
: y ~ Emigant train tor the West
1furs leave Chambers street Depot NFw- YORK, for
J. aut ~ midnight saturday nights only sundays 5lj
HulGeIiofd PARK and P-sas.c @, 100 TO- 1920 a. n.
DAYS II noon l45 s. $3.50. $40 5.lU 81 C.lO. $50 10
J. Ia. ~ midnight SUNDAYS, o. $780, 1920 M, ll5 $3.50
'rsoa O. 6.s5 i56, $50. TO- 1920 1880 a. H.. u
noon l5. 8. 3;lO $500 500. 4iO D. j;4u J.ZO biB oI1
$3.50. 1850 9. lOp L.. ana II Midnight suIayA u $780,
-uuern, s. 800 1920 I:!5 $780, 90 6lO. p. u
H!gulgt sundays G. $50. 1920 o. Lao, $50. p Mr
' Wa-wIca $50 = IL. $3.50 D. n.
N6Vb1rg AID Cornwall $780, a. H., $50, 43Op m. sun
Roman AID Kingston, m $50 M. Sunday s:3Ja
1C-lrn D. 1900 o 1920 $3.50. 500. 4.jy, y. sun
dave o -.lu. lli1I "a u. $3.50, Z D. "a . 90 a,,-
daFs =. iO 1870 IT, u.. $50 p. The aIl $50
u trains connect with sew IDsk anu OswegJ Midland I'i
Ioa i - IAN '. 3d. o. lU;-1 a. a.; $50 s. D. Ia sundays
"a Ia ~ a M B. b3O and =.
po-fF leave -au-st quAt. Ul ana quarter aer each
AgI 80 coz ana forauaftineus 10 Drawn GROOM aud
eerng Goa hes can bee obtained ana grdrrs i1r tue chec
u and transfer y PIG &c nay 4e isit 81 i1s C9mpAa5
Si-I,rt..+ Rrnstlvu. o. The C0upauFH Jgputs.
rains tue West arrive IL New IorH Al 80
H. lzI1 80 sIu \. ABboTr Genq Passr Agt Nsv YORK
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
wNA aH
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hcuses an Rooms ruanteo.

AIM WANTED--WIthin so miles--in ex-
CIV - tor medium sized stone house IN this
hi go location DESCRIPTION and price II. B. ChOSSETT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

I1HE OLD RELlABLE : lQNllNG w LINE
= = IN trn1, PrT 81 Norih RIVER loot OF Jay 81
specaI limited tickets. GOOD ONLY ON 20 a. N con
Meeting train stOuagtOl, sold VIA this line nom Aew4
II HnaU Tu =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

THE LEEON HOUSE, Greenwich, Conn,
bf minutes Grand Central Depot. y. 7, opened
Juno -tcias family hotel by ". W. WALL Caterer
| Z. - fa.LL.L.I ~ ltIAVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngcgoOd COser Herm0nt aud Nyaok'
Z - o. gbJ a nj l. 8 450. b.aO Gao $50. liaO ~
fundays q a and $50 D. N The lii5O y N Tram VIII
leave 80 minutes later SATURDAY mghih -, - -, .
\ auueL spnng valley aud Aons3J y yJJ ~, st1y =, u
mo n ABBOTT, Gcnl Pass'r Agt- new iOe~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23


VI OPEN FROM 800 A. VI. TO Il p. NJ.
KECTO R-STREEr-Neare point for Nal street Ferry,
and connects with ears for south Ferry.
CORTLAN DTS rREETNearest point FOR Jersey City Ant
LACE-Neares point for Post oflca CITY Hall and
Barclay street Ferry 10 dObOken.
CHAMBERS STREET Nearest point Tor Psyonla ana Era
NKnfNsTkEEr-
GRAN pointer Dss ssses street Ferry
CITY, and connects with Dcsbrosses alt
East Ferries
BLEECKE R-s TIRE Er-COnnocts with for East aad
EIGHTH TREET-Connecting with for Chrstoplsr-
ST., and East Tenth street Ferries
FOURTEENrH--rREET-CO Connecting with cars for Ei3a
Tweuty.thrd aud Thirty fourth -treet Ferries. -,
TW ENTY tn RID STREEr-C0nnccung WI cars tf
Tweny.thrd Ferry 20 Jersey city, AMI East Ihrty-
fourth street Ferry for Hunters Point
THIRTY THIRD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Win cars tor "eo-
SORRY SEto sd. STREET-Conaects with New-YOrk
Transfer { ompauy's cabs for Grand Contra Depot
FIFTIErH- rREEl aud sixth Az EN I E . -,
FIFTY EIGHrH- is-EI-ol1 nave entrance % CsofA
connecting win cars OF bet Line klilrDad
FIF7TY-TFIIRD STREET and EIGHTH ANENL E-
FIFTY NINTH-> IKEET aud Mn Ia-AAI.N -
SEVENTY SECON D-STKEEI and Mn IHANENOE-
FIGIFY. Fl RS I--TREET ana MN rH-AEENIE-
NINETY TIIIK DISTRICT and NINTH AEEN = r
ONF-HU NDREDAN D-FOUHrH STREET and NISTb
For nptogn trains take east sile stations.
For downtown AXE west side stations
Trains VIII 5@tnsL and 6haye, aud lOsth-,t saa
FARE 10 cENTs Except between the hour. Of $50 -
1850 a. m ADD 5 u p. when the fare - cent? 80
SUNDAY TRANS RON WN r. GAEsIs6I. PresasaI
NJ VAN BkOChLIN superintendent
NOTICE 20 T0URlSTS-The Lake Superior
~ Transit COmpanv Excursion Rate Book for 1873 Is now
ready Copies can DO obtained OF T. p. CARPEN Err
General Passen ger Agent
Atlantic Dock. Buffalo y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

w AdM,IED.-ytty or country residence for
Aearess p Sset mining stock upon eash basis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

AT PLAINFIELD, y. 1.-Two and one-half
II story double house rooms al modern improvements
7jXlJO only Minutes walk from LCpot on one o.
BerkMan-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

GTNCLAIR HOUSE, Bethlehem, Y. H.-ThlS
> msmidceut hotel ia unsurpassed for comfort tt
l- situated on BrtIlehem-st, opposite the Post
Office; an the modern appliances fog COMFORT ana
provided. and management Will Do f0unl
liberal and attentive rates as low those OF any hrsels
hJa cr1quet lawns superior water. airy and Well VENT
Igc5 roaf iu suits OF single circulars Address
the prcprletors. DUHGIN & FOX, Bethlehem. y. IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
4 Connections. Leave foot Of LDeryst for Freehold at
7.Aa ll.45 a. NJ. 4 5:lJ. D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

SEA Administrations L.I.-First-
= class accUmmOda Ion, and table large airy rooms Jar
rrtras excel emf drives. shade. u. J. SMITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE CHEAP Home
stead ~ Bee acres cultivated 200 feet on En'
River capable Of adnE largest fOT
iGeuCe mauulactOTv warehouse C 10 minutes from =.
Address A., Tribune lice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-23
Gliuatlons lDaute0-M a!es

A CULTURED GENTLEMAN (2D with Al
q references and GDe business abilities speaking AMI
writing dve modern languages and ehcient DoOkkeeper
desires employment al moderate salary Address ALMA
Tribune .fCr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
THE DJoK OF DEMOCRACY.

The Peoria, CIlls.) Democrat one of the most odtspoken and independent papers ID the Democratic party. In speaking ofextra session of Congress II says: Gentlemen. tn
 doom of Democracy IS sealed in this extr" session. Mark what we say. " The Democrat is not alone iR this opinion; honest men everywhere read the doom of party that has been an evll through all its story. The on " wonder is that it has existed % long h never rested on q basis of sound prin- ciules. never advocated ,Ound doctrine, save now aud then for political effect it has em- bodied some Republican principle into Its platform, it has been the friend of every element in our country that Is discordant, refractory or reDellious treason was matched in its bosom and i:s chef now staEds before the country all covered with iuisom hattery and eulogies from the tongues and pens oi eN-eonfederates and rebels aa patriot and peer of George Washington Is II moi time indeed for the seal ofcondemnation Co be put upon such party' Let us bury It SO deep the coming campaign that 1t shall never disturb our institutions again
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
THE DEEPEST MINE IN AMERICA
 IS THE BELCHER.

There has been some discussion of late among the papers as to which Is the deep est mine on the Comstock. This distinction has been awarded to the Yellow Jacket, but unadviseIy, as the following facts Will show:
 The Belcher hoisting works at the sur face of the shaft are 4l3 feet below the line of the Gould < Curry croppings. This in- cline shaft of the mine last Wednesday reached depth of 266O feet below the sur faca. making a total depth below the level of these croppings of 3073 feet.
 The Yellow Jacket has not vet reached a depth of 2500 feet below the old shaft, the surface of which is 433 feet below the Gould & Curry croppings.
 The Savage has also been mentioned as rhe deepest mine It has not reached the 2350 level by its winzes below the 22OO. The surface of the Savage shaft is 2l3 feet below the Gould & Curry crnppings. The Consolidated Imperial has reached and is working the 260O level. The surface of the shaft is 233 feet below the Gould X Curry cropIIngs.
 Or perpendicular shafts the following are worthy of mention: Cholar- Norcross- Say i age shaft, 2,32l feet. No sinking has been done in this shaft since the first of the month | In the meantime the c tE c shaft has lapped 1T being yesterday 2,336 feet down and is he deepest perpendicular shaft on the Com stock Lnde.
 In this connection it may not be uninter- esting to compare the foregoing Comstock depths with others in other places. The deepest mine in the world now worked i, said to be the Adalbert lead and silvei mine in Austria, which is 3,2S0 feet d1ep The next is the Viviere coal mine in Belgium 2,S47 feet IL was sunk to the cepth o 3,5S6 feet, but no coal having been found the working IS at the former level. The deepest coal mines in England are the Dun kirk colliery in Lancashire, 2,S24 feet, anC the Rosrbridge. in the same locality, 2,s5' feet Gold Hill News.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
Order Nc. ,.

Ala meeting of the Con n Council. of the Village of Prescott held the Sd day Of March, lsl9r H was ordered that Section 2 of Ordinance No II, be amended so as to read as follows:
 Section 2 Every person who shall sell vend any wines or distilled liquors, butchers meat, drugs anu Ineiicines within the Village of Prescott when their business or sales amount 1han an average of i've thousand dollars per quart T. shall pay quarter yearly license of twelve dollars, when such sales or business are less than ive thousand dollars per quarter quarter yeariy license tax or six dollars Al persons who shall keep horses or carriages for rt or re- or who shall keep livery, fesf or sale stab! oe eorrsi within the Village of Prescott when their bust ness or sales amount than an average ci hve thousand per quarter shall pay quarter yearly license tax of fourteen dollars; when such business or "a es are s than i've tho.sand dollars per quarter, quarter yearly license tax of seven dollars
 All drivers of hacks expires delivery wagons, drays or carts, shA pay quarter yearly he nee tax Of four dollars each.
 zach pawn. Nker shall pay qua ter yearly Aee"se tax of twenty 'l lars.
 Also that Sc ,a > of Ordinance No. iS be amended SO as to read i7l0ws:
 Section 2 That the Marshal Street and Fire Com missioner shall receive a salary of hundred d0lars per month, and Collector of Taxes, shall receive nve per cent of the amount collected.
 Attest-CHAS. B. RUSH. Recorder.
 mT D. C. ThOHNE, MAroR pro tenn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
DEATH OF RANDALL MEAcuAM.

The subject of this skstch was born at Geneva, Ontario County, \. Y, August 17th, 1902, and died at Oakland, California, April 10th, 1879, at the advanced age of 76 years. MT. Meacham, accompanied by his wife, Mrs. H. A. Meacham, came to Arizona in 1867, in company with Gov Mccormick and Chef Justice Turner and family, and located. For a period after coming to this Territory, NIT. Meacham ed lted the Arizona MINER for NIT. McCor- mick, the MINER at that time belonging to him. He finally gave up the editorial pursuit and started into business as a merchant. He was appointed postmaster of this vil- lagn, position he held for over one year. when he resigned and gave his entire at tention to his meacantle business. During a period of five years in Prescott, by close application to business, he managed to &C., cumulate a very nice little property amounting to about Si0,000, which he took to California, and located in Oakland, where he leased the Bartlett House, which he kept until the time or his death. MT. NJ. was d man or good understanding, con siderable will power and correct in his deal lhgs. He has passed on to the other shore who are sure to follow. His old acquiinIauces in Arizona will be pained to hear of his de- miSa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.

ED. MINER:-
 The Second Judicial District Court began April term at this place on the 18th inst. They opened with full calandsr of criminal and civil cases.
 The United States Court, hitherto held at Yuma, has permanently moved to Phenix.
 Marshal Dake, Judge Rush, and Judge J lhu Howard together with mauy other Prescottites are here in attendance upon Court, which will probably be in session from week to ten days. The busi- ness is being conducted with the aid of the phonographtr, NIT. Weed.
 Judge Porter was the recipient of a sere. made and visit from delegation of Pres. colt citizens, last night, anu were received at his chambers in proper style.
 The toYr is filled with strangers, pre- senting quite busy appearance on the streets. Fine weather, ana crops looking splendid.
 Major Dake leaves today for Prescott.
 PHENIx, April l6ih, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
.ppIication For Pat nr.
To THE TICoNDERoGA MINING CLAIM; m IT. =. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A. T
 April 4th, 1879.

Notice is hereby given tha, John \. Rush. whose Post ofe ,dress is Prescott YGyapai County, Arizona, aa this day nled hls application for U S Patent Tor our taen hundred p43O linear feet Of the Tlconderoga Ousrtg Lode bearing Gold and Siivtr, with surface
 ouuf Six hundred lG00 feet in width, situate lylne and being in Big Bug Mining District County or fAv4 tai and Territory of Arizona ann known and dssis
 mated y the field notes and official pat on nie m tnis office as Lot No (45) in the unsuryeyed pubic ands-
 The exts for boundaries of said lot No 4f oeAh6 A folooa viz: Vafiazion ii deg l2 min. east
 BeFfnning Et Location Monuinout a centre or N. r. end of claim, whi h notice oi location is Posteu Thence running \. 26 deg- 2J min w. along A L. eniI of claim Three hundred 3 Ol feet to N L. corner oi esin where set 4 in the ground g7iie stoe-4A '-1o inches marked T. l.. No. !, and is uao hult uiou- ment of stone 2s feet high. Thence S b5 deg 70 nun W. along \, W. boundary line of ci2lm fourteen hua dred il4ill rect to W of caiI where lF sft 2 tn tle grOund granite stone l6Xl2x6 inches HST IT. L. No. H. aud is built monument stone Ztl ises high Thence <. % deg. 25 mia L. aloag S. W end of claim six hundred l6joi ieet to S- N- cor of claim, where is set sa in the ground grdi- lie stone lOxS neres marked T.. L. No Ill and s N 6S deg s min. F. along $. T.. side or claim ior'ee huhdred 4O0 feet to E. F. of cain Where Is SCI in the ground granite rock lSxl2x o irchesf lrke T. L. " and Is also built monument or stone ieel high. Then \. 25 des a5 nn- W along the N E- end of claim three hundred feet 70 loca ion monument and pla e of beginning, containing i9 2s-'O9 acres
 The location of this duly recorded in Book D {. of Mining Records of Yayspa County, tohos u and II.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said -ic1ndar0gt muiu claim, or said mining ground as herainbefore described required to hle States at Prescott the Territory Of Arizona, durfne the Sixty days publication hereof they MI e barred by virele or the provisions 0f the statute.
 aS6O WA. \. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
sum m Ons.

In Jusces Court of Prescott Precinct, in the cOus Of Yavapai, Territory of Arizona-H- A. DaSoEess Justice of the Peace.
 CHA tI.ES F. BOWEN & ED. A. KNOWLES, farfl,ers under frfn name anl style os Bowen knowles Ss O., plaintns,
 versus
 THE HACKBERRY MILL AND MINING co, san Francisco, delendants.
 Tbe Territory of Arizona sends greeting to he H.. berry aIin and Mining Company, San Francisco (.
 You are hereby summoned to appear before n. a th 25th day of April A. D., Is79. at my Ofee m Pr eotz Precinct iil the County aforesaid at 10 o'es A. H. Of said day, and then and there to snsv.r ss eoYBpaiEt of the above named plaintiffs, who ean recover of you the sum of S2I5.Se-ltsl, princa- Interest and costs of protest etc., said amount hss, ln ,r,,ou two certain drafts to wit: One draft as Hackberry Muhave t;ounty, Arizona, NOvenber S. la rs,ble flxe days after sight the order Of Charss Rvars for the sum of Ss6 U)-lO0, drawn by Helr h. r1ond superinteudent Of the Blackberry Mii and Nm. Co i Pine street. Francisco, aeeei ted by the Sen fary Of said company, and indorscd ny sad bysn a bauk Also one draft dated Blackberry, Mohave Co November %. ls7s payable live days al CT sight na order Of sherman and Barrett for the sum of SlS E drawn by Heury Raymond, Superintendent ci tas H1 berry Mil and Mining Company, s24 Pine stret sn Francisco Cal, and accepted by the Secretary o a Comr,aly, and endorseI by said sherman and Rsns in blank All of whicn Tacts fully appear by the eu plaint hlod herein when judgment will be taken szs Voa for s.id amount together with costs and e1Hat you f.I 10 apezr and answer. II, A. DUsOuCHEl Justice of the Peace, Prescott Precilz Prescott, Feb. IT, 1873.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

During the month of FeDruary the gold mines incorporated in San Francisco pro- duced bullion to the value of $26j, 300. The silver II ines of Utah, Nevada and Ari- zona, to ihe number of l7, produced $535,- 900. The gold and silver mines, California, Con. Virginia and Opl,ir. produced S2si,- GOO in gold and S342, ,400 in s lver; total, $627, 900. The base metal mine>. during February, produced $l0S,000 gold, $20J 000 silver and $S3, 100 lead The total bullion product of g mines for ebFunry was $l,sl1, 100. The product of 2S mines in February, 1878, was sI, ,5sO, ,90O.-lSa.t Lake Tribune.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
Summons.

Tn the District Court of the Third Judicial Ds.s.
 Territory of Arizona, County ffsy~pai. TTRnrroaY oy AnIzoSA, Plaintiff Summons |
 versus tax suit. n. D. AuuHosE, Defendant No. 639.
 Afiou br,,r,rh. in the District Court of the rlss JndraI District of the Territory of Arizona in lsIl the C tguty of Yayapsi.
 The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting toD 3 AMEEosE-
 You are hereby summcaed and required to appsr ! an action troue ht against you by the above asu1 rlait ID the District Court of the Third Judicial pl { is-. In and for the Coun of YsyapAi. Terrier Arszona. and Answe- the complain flsd win X .9erk of this Court at Prescott, in said County, w f which corapiaint accompanies this summons; us ia twenty days exclusive of the day of serTsa| After the service upon you of this sunnr if served ID this County; but fl served out q sl urtv and within this D. tIict then within thirty , lu al oth cases forty days And vcu are hereby uOtined that if you fAil o arv ana aasger the complaint above required the psa tig vii ,ake judgment for the sum Si33 i9-ld0 II acsruiug costs under assessment sad actz \ b-os.rh for the recovery of taxes sue the plznnf ih ussl year lsla on certain personal property 0s bv dsf n ant and subject to taxation in said Coszt ant duly assessed to said defendant according to | all of wnich appears in the complaint herein to sh you are regeTred; copy of which is sent to your T place and address: and costs and disbursemena T this behalf expended fjlyeu under my hand and and the cal of ihs d District Court, at Prescott, this Ith day of MaFek "a sEAL.
 wM. WILKINSON, Clrk MuaAT MAsTERsoS, District Attorney of YsEspGo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
application For Patent.
To THE BELCHER MINING CLAIM. |. $. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A. T.
 April. 4th, 1879.

To THE BELCHER MINING NLAiM.
 |. $. LAND OFFICE, PRESCOTT, A T.
 April. 4th, 1879. Notice is hereby given thai John \, Rush, whose Post once address is Prescott lavapai COuuty, Arzona er ritory has this day hlei his application for U. \ Patent for fifteen hundred '50p lineer feet Of the Becher Quartz LCde bearing mineral, vita sHrfacl ground six hundred t6lDl feet in width, situate and lying in Big Bug Mining District County or eapal Territory Of Arizona, and known and desiguat by the field notes and official pats le in this otice as Lo No ss. uIIsUrveyed lands.
 e ex,erior bouudArits Of sad Lot No. si. being as follows, viz: Variations 4 deg. i2 mi". east.
 Begiuuint at Location Monument at centre of N. F.. end of claim, which Ice of location is posted Thence along N.E. end claim \. 60 deg. w. TEree huu dred (3O0 ft. Co N w. Of claim. Al this corner solid granite boulder projects foot above the ground it. long, fl. wide. Is marked Sx3 in at pOmt ' uer and under mar B. l. Nol, and also monu- mcut Of stone 2i. feet high. Thence $. 3U deg. fifteen hundred t5o01 feet to x. ". Of claim, where q in the ground slate 3fX2 2s inches, marked E. No. II, and Is built also nOnumeutof stone 25 fee high. Thence :. 60 deg. L. along s. N.fnd oi claim hundred t60 feet Co S. T.. Of clam, here is in the ground granite rock 2l;o4 nchss, marked B. l.. NO- H. is bgit monument Of stone ga, feet high. Thence \. 30 e Esst along <. VI. end ot claim fifteen hundred 1h0J feet Co N. F. cor. Of claim where is 2, tho ground, a granite rock of stone it. high. Thence 50 W. along N. L. end of claim thrrhundred feet locatiOn monument and place of beginning, containing 20 66-110 acres
 The location of this mine s duly recorder in Book C. 8, of Mines Records Of YAyapai County, Arizon , Folins 5l5 and 5i6.
 Any and all pCrs0nE claiming adveFssly any DOT ion of said Belcher mining slaim, Esd mining ground a. hereinbefore descfbe required e their adverse claims with the Register Of the U $. Land ohoe, al Prescott in the Territory of ArEcna, durin the Sixty days publication her o, they VII be barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 as6Od wai. \. KKLLT, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
Gtdeon q Tucker.

The Hon. Gideon J. Fucker, Eho has been soiurning in this city for some dave has been fer more than a quarter of century a leading journalist and politician of New York tity and state. In it's earlier days he was the editor of the New York Daily News, vLer that paper was the recognized organ of the Depherscy in the metropolis. He has served in the Legislature, tVicc held the position of Surrogate of the City and county of New York, was A Delegate to Che State Constitutional Convention, was Chief of the Census Bureau established by the state few years since aad was chosen at the head of his ticke1 as Secretary oi State. Mir Tucker has been AlgaEs sn s-
 swcrving Democrat of the "hard' stripe, and for years past has cast hIs fortunes with the ARti Tammany wing of that party. lt may be meniieBei, Q has credit. that during an lis long political life cad da6bling in sthe filthy ys-ll of politics be escaped ~iih character un;ainied -Boi even his bi;- terest antagonists. during Aii the yesrs oi public plundcr. having presumed Co ever seoUse him of political or persDnal dis hsuestg Nf. Tucker says Dc has shaliy y abandoned pehiiosl lite, thinking that he has had his full share oi ftc pstIiot's duty. He visits this coas; solely % bsssusss ard uii in i,-w days depart foF AriEuna end New Mexico. sic.. in the interest of parties a, ,he kast. He is stopping at ihe occi dental and thouga .i wss he desire 'o es- cape sll unnecessary aiicntes se tas ocea csiled spoa by many who knew him ia Iss old Empire s;air. S F.Post.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

MAIL TO SANTA FE.-Fred w. Williams has taken hold of the Prescott and Santa Fe Stage business and proposes 10 put th' thing in thorough motion for Mr. Walsh, the present contractor, who is said to be a man perfectly reliable. It is to be regretted that any obstacles should have been thrown in the way whereby the service had to be suspended, and it is certainly to be hoped that the tri-weekly service will be com menced immediately, aud soon be worked up to daily, as we consider the route from Prescott to the east via New Mexico by far the most important one in the Territory That it will be started We have not the least doubt.