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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
Assessment Notice.

r.,rarR MINING COMPANY-LocATIoN or \ works Tiger District, Bradshaw Moill.lli I @ Cornty Arz0na Territory; location or pfihol-A f'-S of bu.iness San Francisco, c ehfor1ia- .s
 Notice is hereby given. that at meeting 0t t.e ,tl be-s on the fourteenth fs4 f} day oi March, 5s-o . Assessrncut No three l3 of Thirty t1l oents rsr share was levied the captai stock oI th COZ poratiou payable iTamediateg ln uhl.eo s.-'es - Se Coin 70 the Secretary, at the oinee ol the T,orn sa Nevala BlOck, 3g9 Montgomery Street. SAl Francisco, CAliforlts.
 Anv stnck upon which this assess nsnt slal fti ,,,fs o, WEDNESDAY,. the tWenry-third t-5dl day oi Auri ls7e will be delinquent and advertised Tor tAie at ublic aucton and unless payment IS a1e Oelor May IsTa Co pay the delinquent assessment together ,.ifh e,rsts of Advertising and expenses of sale
 "i1A 0'' wN. H. LENT. Secretary.
 OFFICE Room s. Nevada Block, No. SJ9 MontgomeF! street san Francisco. California
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

Gen. Wilcox and his party. after meeting Inspector Hammond at McDOwell and con- fering with him on Indian affairs and es- pecially those on the reservation at Sal Carlos, went on down to Gila Bend, and will return home from there, arriving al WhIpple on Saturday. The conference be tween the General Commanding and tn, Inspector of Indian Affairs, General Ham mond, was a very correct proceeding, ano xe doubt not will prove benefit to the Territory. The General probably went to Gina Bend for the purpose of examining the most feasible route through which th' Government may order their supplies fol Northern Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

Tn .he District Court of the Third Judcia Distrie
 rstory of Arizona. County of HsTapai. B.. L. BAKER, Plaintiff,
 r. E. FISHER J.J HINDs, T. [. ID- No. ex
 DTNGS Geo. |. MeD 1nougt, E. l.. Fisher
 IT. N Muller. and Geo. l.. Kirk. Co Sunua.
 partners under t-e firm name of fiaher
 Stage Liue Con psny, Defcndants-
 Action brought in the Dist ict Court of the T,. Judicial Distrie. s the Territory of Arzona in ma = the County of Nsyapai
 T6s Territory q Arizona ssEds ersefisg Co u r. Fisher. !. J. Hinds, T.. q. Iddsngs Gee | ,. Dopough E. l.. fisher, T. \. Miller and Geo E. Ks eopartners doing business under the firm narn- = Fisher Stage Line Company.
 You are hereby summoned and required to spu-.,L n action brought agsilst you by the above named Fl. tia in the District Court of the Third Jucial Diss i'm and fsr the County of YayapaI, in the TesFitorr 7 Ariz1na and answer the complaint filed with the f1 of this Court at Prescott, in said County Ia e- - which complaint accompanies this summousi ,-s.r twenty days (exclusye of the day of service3 service uns,n yuu of this summons, if served s- .. Court but ii served out of the County and withIa I Df-trict then within thirty Gays; in all other r,
 and you are hereby notified that if you fai to .r- and answer the complaint above required The ai.s tff xin take juignent by defanh against you for S s1lrn O eleyen hundred end seventy six dolsgs ~ ,birsv;hres cents with interest, from Deee-nhs- s Is s and costs and disbursements in this behalf =
 Gwen under my hand and the sea of the said Dis, | ronrt at Prescott, this 2Ist day FebruArv, l. 7g
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerh ! ! SEAL Per JOHN LLoYI, Deputz | - FITCH < CHURCHILL, Atty's for Pis | Prescott. A. T. March Ind 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
From the s. F. Can. April I2th.l

HoN. THos. FITCH gave us bis idea of Richelieu, at Bsldwln's Theater, last even- ing, before good attendance. His man. ner of rendering the character was marked Dy the crudeness of an amateur, of course :; but there were many good points, neverthe- less. TGe fault was that he pitched his voice too low at the commencement, and his reading had not that light and shade the text called for He spoke too rapidly, also, and occasionly spoiled sentence by mis- placing the emphasis. His appearance was without dignity and his movements gener- ally without grace. He did much better in the closing scene, when he seemed to get A 6rmer command of his voice, and the ''curse scene" was his best effort. Mir. Fitch's performance served to show that there is a wide difference between train ing for the forum and the stage; but hau he commenced earlier in life, we think the stage would have had an ornament.
 \ NEAT SPEECH.
 After the third act Mr. Fitch was called again before the curtain, and m response to the enthusiastic applause delivered neat iittle address Said he: "Ladies and gen tiemen, custom believe, has called, upon occasions llkf iiils, ioI sOlilt n obedience to custom, but with great re- lucrsnce, venture to say few words. l am pleased to see SD large an audience and to receive such manifestations of approval I attribute the large audience principal ly te curiosity, and your marked approval To your generosity. For three fOurths of my life, may say that have been what IS called siage.s,rdck, although it was not until recently was favored with an oppor- tuuity to appear In public. l had the good fortune to appear in "Richelieu" in neigh bonng Territory, and my poor effort was received by partial and too enthusiastic friends with some degree of tavOr. My friends h5re surrounded Mr. Mcguire. and conscnted to venture before you ID the same character. I desire 10 Say, however, mT kind newspaper friends to tho contrary notwithstanding. that have no design of forsaking my present walk ID lite for that of
 he stage. do not mean any disrespect toward that profession, however, for l can conceive of no vocation in which a gentle man cen enter which can more honor him than that Of tRe histronic profession, and doubt nOt that in the near future our legis- laturs. our executives, yIll ba GhoSeu frum the ranks of actors as frequently as they are now drawn from our lawyers, our physi- cians, and other follawings. Again l thank you for your kind liberality."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

iG the District Court of the ThIrd Judicial Disr.
 Territory Of Arizona. County of MohzVe JOHN [. RYAN, BlaintiG,
 versus
 WM T. DEEN, W. ". srEARSs, W. IT.
 CooEs, T. ]. CooSs, JOIN DUNLAP,
 W. TkNDEFEH, c. W. T UN6ATE, Sumnaa T.E HARDING, w. R. BowER, T.. W.
 CRAIG, L. J. RICE, and F. W. CEAIe.
 Administrators Of the Esrats of c. c.
 CHARLTON, deceased, Defendant.
 Action brought in the District Court of the rss Judicial District, in and for the County Of Mohsr the Ter ftory of Arizona
 Ths Territory q Arizona seHds greeting to
 wm. T. Deea, W. ". stearns. W. H. Coons sd Coons. John Dunlap, W R. S tsndefer, c. W. Tana. T.. E. Harding W. R. Bower, F. W. Craig, L.. k3 and r. w. Craig, administrators of the Estate of CARLTON, deceased. You are hereby summoned ksA enjoined to sppsz ! action brought against you by the above ulz ! plaintiff, in the District Cnnrt of the Thira yuaz District, iB and the County of Mohave, in ,hs i ritory cf Arizlna, and answer the complaint fed n) the Clerk of this Court Mineral Park n said Cod ts copy of winch complaint accompanies the sunn1 Wit iu twenty days texclusiye of the day of srsa afser the service upon you of this summons, fl sds within this oouaty, but {. seryed iuT of \ Couusy and within this District, then thirty hr, Ia all other ezsez forty days. And you are hareby notified, that fl you faf \ pear and answer the complaint as above required ' plainrir win take judgment against you, as pnys in said co nPlaint and costs and disbursements n behalf expended. Gwen under my hand and the seal of said couz \ Mineral Park this Ssh day of November A. D. lss
 CALDWELL W.uGHT, csa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

Washington, April l4--The House re- sumed consideration in committee of the whole of the legislative appropriation bill. After making further progress with ordin. ary items of appropriation bill, House ad- iourned ull Monday.
 secretary of ,ta Navy has ordered the sloop Jamestown to be fitted as speedily IS possible, and De put in condition to go to Siika to relieve the Alaska.
 Washington, April lt-Af,er tho reading og :hc Journal. the call of states vas made by Speaker, eommebeiag with Maine. ob- icctiuns and uebate exhausted morning hour. The Speaker appointed standing committees
 h the Senate. after the ueual mornin 2 busiuess, consideration x-s resumed on army appropriation bill. Blaine having ths floor.
 New York, April I4-Gcnersl Richard Taylor of the Confederate Army died ;'- day
 Gmsla April ll-ln response to sa ur- gent telegram frcm 0"FeTuor Vance this morning. General Crook sent a company of reEulars to Hastings, Neb., by special train sc prevent the expected rescue of Olive and ss~cciaie ro-ssere by their v-boy friends
 St si-i'arg, April i4-whiie ihe Ca. was opt walking raEly s'..- morning, i'at shots wers frc,i at him, none taking effect. Toe msa was arrested.
 San Francisco, APfi. i4-rptep a0t spotel silver Kinr. s'
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Aan.nisirator,s $ sale

Notice is hereby given, that in pussua,ce oi -i % the Probate Court, of the County of hsNaIAl ln G D ,"-a i the matter of the eatate o4 EYerInont 5 the undersigned Administrator Of the ts.a, - win sen al Pryat sale. to ths h, ,hest bi- s e. .,sh or, Thursday tho 18th day Of May A. p- is- nj he office of E. W. Ars, Attorney ~ IA, m , m Village of Prescott A. T.. ai the hour oi clS % ,.a fglisVrisg personal property to-Wlt niAe-'l' e,,,,-lsirg l6 fnules wagons and team harleas. .
 I,iis vii be received from and after tis d1 A2 i i g
 and r,ttI said date and time, at which hne and ~se G 1S ,-.fr iI be pened and the property sild 70 tl bicf and best bidder. All bids to be ln NFiIns i6 lei at the office of sad E- W. Aran IerIes 9l t % cent of purchase price, to be paid at the date oi ' balance to be pad upon approval Of sale y Sis1 P io@ court. ". -,,-SDSToSr.r HE'D
 Administrator of Estate Of said ENEhAioNA D11'-- S3E, deceased, qv
 Prescott March 18th, lls9.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

The opposition to Clarence Kings confir- nation by the Senate was based upon the charge that Mir Kng, while in the service of the Government, made examinations of mining property for pnvatc irdrviduals, and received from them large amounts oi money for his services as mining expert, it being also alleged that he placed so high q value upon his services that only wealthy persons or corporations could afford to employ him. This kind of an arraignmen' we should cali rather fartering than other wise. and we are noi surprised that 1t had little weight. As one Senator put il ''the fact of his being able 10 demand high rates of compensation for his services to persons is proof of the hIgh character of his scien- tifc sttainments and of the sdvisability oi placing him in the important newly-created position for which he has been nominated. Stock Report.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
sum mons.

In the Justices Cour; of Prescott Precinct. h County of Ysvapai. Territory of ATizona-A.0, sg1 Jnst4tcs of the Peace.
 GEO. W. HASVE, Plzintin
 versus
 FISHERS STAGE LINE, Defendant | The Territory of ArizOnA sends greeting to T. x.M M| Geo. l.. AeDonough, E. l.. Fisher and Geor e [. k1 forming partnership under the irIn pant vi N1 AcDouOugh Co.,, aud ]. J. Kinds, T. l.. Fisaef lddings, John Doe ana Richard Roe, defendants. You are summoned to appear before me. Af af ae1 in Prescott Precinct, in the County of Yavspzi, a 1lst day of March, A. D l53a al 10 o'clock .. n1 acuon brought aga.nst you by said plaintiff. io oas the complaint of the abOved naTaed plainnE. s sctiOa is brought 70 recover the sum of tao hEs and ninety y-Hine and hfty-Aundred;Es dollars or 1 Wil be taken 2gatnsi you for the said ss.ouut nSs VI 9 costs oi s-is suit If you fsn e answer.
 To tbe sheriff, or any COn-table of ssd cSul 6geefiDg Make Legal service and due return hsFesf Owen under u,y hand, this 2lst day Oi JABGslJ, A iSst- 40. NOYkS
 Justice of the PsA se Of said PTses@
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
A New York dispatch of April sth Sd

A New York dispatch of April 9th says Republican journals are eleated at the result of the elections. and their Washing ton teiegrams speak of a decIdedly blue feeling among Democratic COngressmen
 Even the Suns Washington specials con fcsses that much. In Ohio the battle was fought on issues made at Washington, and the result is more than was expected by sauguine Republicans. In Cincinuatti, notably. the Democratic ticket was unex
 ceptionable, and the Democratic oTganiza- ton was never more perfect, and but for National matters would unquessionably have carried the day. Outside of Cincin- natti. the success of the Republicans was none the less marked. Toledo is the only city of any slze which failed to elect the RepubIcan ticket, the Nationals there be
 jng successful Dayton and Hamilton, hith- erto Democratic, gave good Republican maiorities. The Republicans also carried the day in Urbano, Zanesville' Lancaster, tc0anty seat of strong Confederate county Alliance, Lima, Circieyi'le Ohe first tim' for vears), Sidney, Troy, Athens and Belle foniaiue. No Spring elections since the war have excited such general interest.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

TuE LEARNED PRoFEssIoSs.-Profe Hitchcock. profound thinker, n aa ad- dress to ;he students of \. |. medieal college, says we have too many Law Medi- cal and Theological schools, and that they are not good enough. If some of them would be kind enough to die and bequca,h their endowments to better institutions We would have fewer petti.ogge-s, quacks, and shysters. Under present conditions be ad- yises a rigid system of examinations. II this .h.,uld thiu out the ranks of the pro- fessions, permanently, it will only prove that 1t ought to have been done long ago.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

The Steamer General werder. of the woodrufF Scientific Expcditiou. vii sail from New York on the Sih of May, for a trip around the world. This Expedition 8, to be faInishei With All ihe modem ap- piiauoes necessary to make tae mast thorough examination Uf au things q il teresi. and Is ,o ec furnished vita a com ple,e printing office and a weekly paper is to be issued. grviag the result of ihe expc, ditics each veeS att,f Is ssils uatil its return.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
D;sso,usion Notice.

The Co-partnership heretofore exlsting @ DeeNeeLt H BroWn Bro's O. Salinas Chy, Cal, and Brown bros oi Prescott Arizona doing business as Foundry men x Nsehinist Las been dissolve by mutual consent The ISrescots bs,sinsss will be carried by C. DOugles Hr,vrn ami Wm T. Brown. Julius 4. Brown Nith- drawing fr,n the firm, which will continue to do ous ~ ~ c. DOUGLAS BROWN.
 JULIUS A. BROWN.
 WM. I. BROWN ppvscoTr ADrfl 9th. 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
Mme. Msckay and Family Prese
 Pnne

Mme. Msckay and Family Prese 90 the
 Pope.
 The Rome 0sServatore of the 19th of March, has the following: Yesterday His Holiness, the Pope gave a private audience 10 Mime. Mackay, of California, and Mme. Hungerford, her mother, and her daughter. The illustrious American lady was received with characteristic kindness by His Holi- ness, who encouraged her to persevere in works of Christian charity. by the pursuit of whicn Mme. Mackay does SD much good to the Christian religion. The Pope after ward permitted Mime. Mackay to present several of her friends. who were most pd- rnally received and cnmfOrted by the Apostolic benediction. At the moment of taking leave of the Pope, His Holiness deig red to present Mines. Mackay and Hun gerford and Miss Macksy with several valaabie souvenirs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
o.tmas Tia, and ,,. raI,,.a Rost..
fBen TruemGn in $. '. Buniun.l

Al last YOU descend and come to piece of of bottom land of several hundred acres. named Oatman F,nt because a man named Oatmfn, and his wife ard portion of his family were murdered at this spot on the 18th of March. 1851. lt was early iR the evening wien Rovsc Oatman and his family, consisting of his Nifc and several children, cncamped in the flat ghich now eears his name. The family hardlF hnished a scanty
 meal when three ar fsur Aehayo- Apaches came up and asked for food. Oaimsa bad I,ccn storm bound for some tiEle. snd was going on less than half rsiions but he ac- ceded to their request. and gave the Savsges something to est Subsequently they tenn porarilv retired. bat mel 0JheTs of their tribe. ana in q few moments the whole party returned. and at a signal knocked down Oatmah and his son. LorcnKo, fourteen year old boy. with clubs. oatman va killed outright, and Lorenzo. who gave q rroan. was thrown over a icsl-e ls feet high. Mrs. Oaiman wss thsa despsiched, sls Eas also hahe in her arms. OnFe and Mary. aged rc pccuvcly l6 and ii, wose taken into captivity, where they remained for several yesrs. LorcuEo, strange as it may seem. reccvCrod his senses, snd n the caorniug rcviewod thc bloody scene, and then set out for tho nearest cafsn- He sinally reached .thc Colorado river. Olive avas recovered from ihc MchaVCs in 1856. and Mary. | believe. died among tl'en- \ little grave rear the spa ot the massA'rr pcrpetuates Its memory Near oatman Fiat are the noted Painted Rocks. with ,leir unintcrpreied hicroglyphics- Ecro Is a ,,a.ss of boulder standing alone on a .-rarelly ulain, thrown irrcgulariy uP to a f,,i..bf ,,s a, least A. or a feet. and osvcr- ing nearly an scre of ground. Ii'sir iso- Isisd nrr.enee and ihs indellible aEures so rudely and grotesdueiy e.grsvea upon 'aen .src wrapped in mystcry.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18
No,ice to Creditors.

Es.ate of Alfred H. HerTick, deeesssi- Aa,naig Natice is herebe given by the ulatrs.is s'-ra. to rratrrx of the estate Of Alfred h sl,r1s agnst ,ns ss,s Ss,eglei exhibit them win 's m f voaehers within tea mouths of te hiss , t inc town s pscott Yavapai Ccunty Territory CT ss, 0i iis'N CADDIE E. HER lICk, Adniinis 'i -'i'A'
 Prescott, A. r., Feb. 2i ls'9.-NsN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

MT. Fitch, said little siX-year old going up 10 our brsg orator in the Baldwin Hotcl dining room iae other day, eWou'I 'ou please oping 'ou mouf,' Certainly. ' sad ihe astonished speaker, extending his Orstorical winzr to is fullest extent. But. why my desrl"
 "Tos uncle said 'ou had tilver tung. and l didn't 1eive him. There now! l non 'ou hsd muffin but q meat one--jusi like l. '' s r. Iso1t
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Norice fo Cred,tOrs.

Estate of ALDEN AUSTIN, deceased
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned adihinis trator or the estate Alden Austin. deeeased 70 e sai5 deeeased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within four months Of the first puhea lon of this notice the said Reconsideration aa ms tn he tovr. of AlsxsnIra in the County of Yavapa .i, S- 70, Ut, -t t.1' : -s.ad - .s y14 s0d-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

Mr. X. C. Baker, a young laSyeE of much promise. aai formerly partner with Hon. Murai Mssserson, at San Diego is kl'oui jo receive the anpcintnent of District Attog- ney fes SssjonFa CcaniT, vice Nsy .or, soi,l,esi and eut
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N.tice tO Creditors.

Estate of HCGH c. .ATCHERsoN' aec'a.sp- .,i..u,s- Notice is hereby given by the nosesssJ eceassd 10 ,bs orsIitors of and a persons having eiis th said deceased tc exhibit them wi.h ,.tsor t of s;. ta the undersigned al his residence W STi,,aral Park Mohave County, ArizoaA A. S t5,,,,, N M KRIDER Administrator Of me Ese''e VI C kteherson, deceased
 Mineral Park, January lSth, ls's-
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MARRIED.

NSt1.x1 gs--T prs1Frz- rhe-7ssfzr3s5a. tf-7 sA tr-rsf gs ss-.ss-- zf rrs a-a8ess ssssss tg ss .ssksf pf sss s-ats e. NsEFz. azties af tse Fsse ,. ~saz-ssAsA ai Gsssccf4 te Niss Laia Rorsrs cf gAsrrssaslstt-
 ws~tsh sss hEste sus s-sasz tazE- fre<gsr0ze cod hArys Ese- ssa. EaF- ths gssr rrsfss rssr ssl s-s -,-r t,.s r-rss -f lzssr szas iz sa7esT1ns-
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REDEMPTION OF GO UNITY WARRANTS
n rlaN. on nrrsentation. the folloNing M alranis

Ilyf on the
 GENERAL FUND, Series ls77, Nos. 27o to 275 inclusive. The holders of said warrants are hereby notified that interest thereon ceases from the date hereto affixed, and that if the same be not presented within ten days, the funds set apart for their redemption will oe applied to the payment of warrants next in the order in which they were issued. F.. J. COOK.
 County Treasurer. Prescott, April 9, 1873.
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Summons.

To the Justices Court of Prescott Precinct 2 County of iavsps', Territory of Artsona--A N0yes, Justice of tha Peace. FhED BRIGHT, Piaiutrd,
 
 lshEh-s STAGE LINE. ssrfsnslzns. Inc IesriioTy I ArtEoaa seuds greecN 1 - ~. AtAess Gee. L. &eDoseagh. E. L. lssj; ,.as sle qi hirk Acioaioagh k c., and J. !. Hisd h. lssi7r, !. t iddiEgs, John Doe and Richard bs ~ ea are hereby sa nnosed to appear before ns. , te isi day cf ApFll A. D. 1872. st l, o'clock a n 11 -e.ss'n efoasat sgAlnst you by said plAisa1. s| --l' ls brought Co reccver tlse sum og one hub< iyi lFee aoiiars fie for bAleksmithing, CT tae & -. pe tafef seansi you for the said amount, Nss| esis et isis suit if You fall ta appear and assss ao tse sleTih, or any Constabie of said CeS Sr-tiing: Aass legal service and due reiurn ns-1 "4'es snsisT Iiy hail3 thiz 5lst day of JauasI5.
 A. Q. NOYkS
 Asustics of -hc Peace of said REseDa hscseott, 5an. s1. 1878.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

C. E Crane 33e Montgomery strset San FraHetsco fs soie Agent fer fhe ARIZONA MINER fa at eify. He C eEthctsed collect moneys dsss hfs establishment t1ts srders lor adrerisiHg and ateHd fe any ethsT bEssness desslUfa9 VpOA him thS TspreseHtatire 9 ths Prbif,ker.
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MISCELLANEOUS
D;sso,utiou of CoparInrrship.

The copar4nersaip heretofore existing between aon la tns Isy dissolved by mutual consent. John oiA k burn retiring from the firm Al debts wi be eoeeie bv Al J Thiboao, who will pay all debts owing oy yl> ns
 Al. THIBODO. -. ,r...h 10 Js7a 3W.
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PRICE OF MILK REDUCED,

Froa .as sfsz Ess date. sufa fuf5h.r neiio,. fh. gEies cf nik N4I bs ss fa4lsSss srs Ca sFt Ife Fer atHt btt
 !. D. COOK. PsEaccTF, lrfH Ist Is7s.
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NOTICE ro FREIGuTERs

Fress7ltar. s1 ttsfrs she slaa esyf El f1r fift l sfa - czn rFaesrs Ir1itg og 3aaissr faYfag rsis from ts fAs sE sifs of AenfFsl Afszeas aiH cd, aFssy tufsve anIs$ beSTs ties ahsfa Fsf sassr 5ssga ts fssces s1c aagsy e 2. S.assBTsssa lssD
 fsEas5eTs. &. e. Msfat ses1s. fEf3tss
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Notice.

tE r~fsczs vic ksgw Shsrsesises ssasssssi ts - akNE Sis aa Ned ta seiias asatrs7. sasfs. ss Nac1 ss1sas. si-'a1zs ss~iscftaa caligai tE Eas1ef a t.a Ass-nsgs had ss esssasstsa.
 fs27s., srE fsa, ss-s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-04-18

It Is =ow a pretty well settled fSes, ihai owing Co tbe extreme drnnfh the acreage tU be piaatsd viii fsll fAT short Of i5st of oth CT year. Nothing bal FOod Fain s, ga sariy dsy can change this ist up with oar lsfucr-.
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Far Rent.

Frar-rse-n CeitsEz. nsa, fs-rsstsy ssoe4rfst 4ss strr fssr un sssy sersis- ks1sr- faka asfts sr
 6. RICHTER.
 EaFF mhfseze.
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3LAkE < O., A S X A " R s :.
s. c. .H.4RCOU, .ortiCuILur1St

as for sale tnsst ei hzriy sIlt green houzs plants. rUafuF in his fszifn a rlsicE sfrttt aud salh wfih f1is irra.ulans pt1 tuIa ts season.
 Hia cenlsaet so make and ktF sn ra91 sEler gfsss ia~ns sud ngser beds, valrh hs vih sarrart co give fsifsre slffsftcttuF-
 ErrzrsssR Narrf a Fs1a-tf.
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TRDEs

fass-i uua ueE r-rss wAR8;aSxsD =
 z Kfacor, Hvti-sse
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Summons.

Ig the District Court of the ThIrd Judicial Dsr.
 Territory of Arizona. County of MohzEe.
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SUMMONS.

Tn the District Court Of the Third Judicial Dis,ri. rit5ry of Arizona. County of IsyaPai. B. l.. BAKER, Plaintiff,
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Order of Court.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Yayapai. HENRY ASHER and LOUIS WoLLEN-