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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13
TAXATION OF DOCS.

Vote on the Passage of House Bill
No. %, for the Protection of Wool
Growers and the COnfiscatiOn OF
Dogs. +
In the lower House of the Legislature
on February alst, 1877, H. B. No. %,
wss reported back ftom, select, com.
mittee and passed. We copy the follow
ing from the iH"use Journal, rage 332,
for the year 1877:
The question being "Saall the bill
pass p the yeas and nays we're ordered,
and resulted-yeas rs. nays 8, as fol-
lows:" T.:
"Those Who voted in the affirmative
we're
"Messrs. Baker Of Perry, Barclay.
Bard, Barrett, Beach, Blake. Bogsrdus,
Bowen, Bnyce, Breck, Bnndy, Burck-
hardt, Csrnshan, Caro,hers, Carson,
Cleaver, Cogsil. Cole, Cory, Cowgirl,
Dslxell, Davies, D,wsnn. Dempcy,r DIR,
Douglas. Dow, Duncan, Elwalds, Fax.
on, Frhrenbatch, Fentcn, FIaugher, Gar
wood. Gn,hery. Haley, Hitchcock. Hoag-
land. Hodge, Holloway, Hns,et,er, How.
land, johnson. X mp. Luccnck, .LYbar-
ger, Mccoy, MvLain, Mesloh, Mona
han, Money, Myers, Nsy1"r, Nixon, Og.
leyer, Perkins, Q Qiinbv,. R.mbo, Rich
ard-, Sage. Scletie, Smith OF Licking.
Smith Df Washington, Softer Stone,
S;ryker, Stump Tryon. U lerv, Wales,
WATSON West, White, Williams ana
Znms,ein-75.r 3 IN
"Those Who voted IN the negative
were
"Messrs, Baker Of Allen. Barnett;
Groom. Grove. Light. NiyA,, Sheets and
W Washburn--S 81. =
s.Soahe ON passed. The 'tiaeJ was
agreed to-" ''s sssi rs $3.50 u
On page ss4, same days proceedings
We copy: aer.s -.aaai
"Messrs Norton, Brunner and Kemp
asked and Obtained leave to have theil
names recorded In the negative OF the
vote had on the passage of substitute fol
H B. No % Also. Mr.. Bowen; who
had his name recorded in The afi ma.
tive ~ ''-s5"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

avThe attention Of farmers Is called
to an sdyertiseuent of moving machines,
threshers and other farming implements,
ID this paper.
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the Democratic party or attached themselves
to some other political organization; me1
known to be members Of the Dam 'crstto
party; Democrats who move Int the county
and will be legal voters at the next g-narsl
election; ysan< men known to be Osnlocists
who will be Of age in tim to vote at tbs
next general lection, ani Demo, ,r1sIc for
signsrs who ma bs entitled TO naturs izi-
tlon. papers In time to vots at the n.xt gsne-
| raj election, shall be entitled to vote.
1t ia made the duty Of Supervisors to sss
that this RESOLUTION Is carried into complete
effect, and to conduct said erection fairly aud
impart ally. ia ~ .ft..s<..sss e~ess.
In case Supervisor appointed Is not pres.
ent to opei lbr polls, any Democratic slsctor
Of the township mag be chosen t" act
The following ia the resolution providing
for tie return of the poll books aud tally.
sheets: ae f.l
Resolved, That the supsrvisor and JudgsI
Of the Convention endorse the naue Of tue
new Central Committeeman on. the back of
the returns. and that the new Committeeman
return the poll.books aud tally sheets. duly
certified and sealed up, and at o'clock on
Monday. juue 9, they shall meet in the court
house In Woods6eld elsct . Chairman and
Secretary from their number, aid proceed to
canvass the returns AMI announces the result.
by order of the Democratic Central COM
mittss Of Aonros Go nty. Ohio.
IT. DOUiHERTY.
Chairman Dem Central Commtttee.
w. H.. BoorH. Secretary.
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CATTLE MARKETS.

CimrfmnatI-May 9-Hoes-Com-
mon S2 50a3 25. light e3 30a3 55 !:
hacking s3 4Oa3 60; butchers % 60a3
TO- .
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HED HARLAx. who has been In ].
4. JUpKIxs' Drug Store here fCr Eve
years past left here last week for the
West. JoHH W HAWKINS and WILL.
Cook, young lawyers, accompanied Ed
Goae West to grow up with the country.
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lNFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

Ed. SPIkIp: Announce the name OF
r. J WisgeI. Of jackson township. a .
candidate Tor Infrmary Director; subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County Con-
vention. MANY DEMOCRATs.
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1t. ,I.0sais NAV 8 -Hne.-York-
ers and ,Bsl,imores % 35@3 55: rough
heavy % l5as 35; smooth heavy s3
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ORANGES.

." ORANGES.
Dates, Figs, Bananas, Lemons, Canned
Fruits, Pared Dried Peaches and Grocs-
ries at CLARKS. n6.
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90 N No lSSlsDNE0

Ed. SPIRIr Announce the name Of
Jonathan lleuelIen, OF Seneca town
ship. as candidate for Commissioner; subject
to the decision If the Democratic County Con-
vention MANY DEMOCRATS.
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HTownship Clerks are required to
ceslify their levies 10 the County Audi.
tor BY Thufs.iay. the 18th inst
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woea.aeId stock Market.
May l2-Cattle 2aSc per pound
Sheep 3a4c per pound. Hogs 2a2}c pei
pound gross.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-05-13

The best quality OF Mackerel, White
Fish and Lake Herring, by the half bar.
rel, quarter barrel. kit or pound at the
lowest cash price at SCHUMACHER'S
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ED. SPIRIr: Announce the name of
Ebenexer Taylor, of SunSbury. town.
ship as candidate for Commissioner; subject
TO the decision of the Denocratic County Con-
vention. MANY UEMOcuArs.
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ED SPIRIT: Announce the name ul'
Daniel Neuhart, Sr. of Center town-
ship, as candidate for Auditor; subject to the
decision Of the Democratic County Convention.
- .-s.'-@ MANY DFsiocRArs.
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WHITE FISH,

=. .,.. WHITE FISH,
Mackerel and Lake Herring by the hal.
barrel, quarter harrel, kit or pound at
the lowest CASH PRICE at CLARK'S.
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PhIl0aellDlalSa

Msy 9-Flour 4 00a5 o. Whea,
s5.l H.; Corn S0.40c-; Oats s2a35e
Rye $50 g. - -.
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Ed SPIRIr: Announce the name of
Phtiip schumacher. Jr,. Of Center
township, asa candidate for Auditor; subject
to the decision Of the Democratic County t'on-
vention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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CImclumafl.

/. May s--Nours 4 '60a5 60; Wheat /
03sl OF, Corn $3.50; Oats 29s3lc;
Rye SEC: Barley 95c.
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nd. SPIRIT: Announce the nsme of
Matthew Moore. Of Malaga township. as
q candidate for Commissioner; subject to tho
decision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DENocRArs
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PRONEa ATrORNEY.

tYWe are authorised to anncuncs that
John p. kprtggs will b Q candidate for
reelection ~ the office of Prosecuting Alton
ney; subject to the decision Of the Democratic
Convention.
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TFru,t Trees
Grape Vines,
.; Evergreens,
And Shrubhery of sll kinds for sale BY
Mrs. NJ. A. WAY, Woods6eld, Ohio
Orders from . distance will receive
prompt attention.
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SHERIFF..

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce William
Read IA y candidate for rcnnrainntinn TO tho
ofios OF Sheriff; subject to the decision Of ths
Democrats County Convention.
MANY DENocRArs.
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Lsss.--An Old Fellows pin: the fin,
der viii please return it to Mr. T. o
LirrLE.
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baltimore.

May g. Flour 8 25s5 0G; Wheat /
llsl l6; Corn 43a44c; Oats 33s35c /;
Rye 81. .60c.
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X.

FI.s SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
J. =. Judklua as a candidate fos re-nomi-
nation to the office Of Clerk Of the Courta: sub.
iect to the decision Of the Democratio County
Convention. MANY DEMocRATs.
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TREASURER.

ED SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
JOlsn (satChell as y candidate for re.nom.
ination TO the office of County Treasurer; sub
ject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. H. MANY DENocRATs
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Chicago.

May .s--Flour 8 25a5 60; Whsa,
94a96c; Corn 81 ,36c: Oats 26s27c.
Rye 48a49c; Barley Toe.
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Notice to Tax-Payers,

i Il Notice to Tax-Payers.
Notice 10 hereby given to the tax pay
ers If; Monroe County that l am nov
ready st my Office to receive the taxet
due TO June goth, 1879
), JOHN GA1cHELL,
Treasurer Monroe Co., o. .
Msy 8, 1872. ~
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Convention, Saturday. June I, 1879.
srArE SENATOR.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce Tho nlNS
Keenar, of Beaver Township, Nub'e Coun-
tv, as csnddsfe for State Senator In the 18th
Senatorial District; subject to the decision Of
the District Senatorial Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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fEwPot Flowers of all kinds for sale
4 Mrs. WAYS. s... -.
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I'D SPIRIT: Announce the name If
Or.J D sbOuxe, vt Sunsbury township,
as q candidate for;Auditor, subject to the Dc.
cision of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DEMocRATs
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Electric light experiments in London
have convinced the hoard rfpublic works
that the defects connected with electric
lighting must piev Mt t; gen reral adop-
ton. 80, .-,.-;,., =a.-,,:.. !
exchange are making note OF va'i-
ous absent minded men, hut Dobson
takes the heit. Coming home late one
evening he verv carefully depnsited his
dog on the laungs.'and turning round
kicked himself down stairs. He never
.found out the mistake till be tried to
howl es .r+s'e:s7 s,-s < s-ss
I j. W., Ofney, Of Mariet,a. has two
very interesting relics. The frst is
Theodore B sza's Bible. printed in Lon.
don in 1893, on silk paper, The second
Is . certificate OF Memb rsl.ip Of tie
Society 81 Cincinnati. sienei by George
Washinpton, as President, and Gen.
Henry Knox, "a Secre'arv.,
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

ICE CREAM, &
First of the season, at Miss BERT
JONES Wednesday evening.
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Ed. PiRIr: Announce the name Of
August Meyer. of Benton trwnship. as
candidate for Auditor; subject to the decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DtMocRATs.
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1HAxDaEw Drrrxa vas appointed
Deputy Sheriff on the 9th inst.
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EH3onds we're quoted in the New
York msskstat the close on the 9th
iusf. a foil0vs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

cFAnnouneing the names of candi-
dates s3 each. 2'fcketss2, per ttoGsaad.
payable IL adUasce. 80,
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Ed SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
WIiIIam o.. WilItsOn, Of Wayne town.
ship. as candidate for Auditor; subject to the
decision of tho Democratic County G~nven-
tion. ~ MANY DEMvcRATs.
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Garden Seeds! Gararn Seeds,

MRS WAY has Landreths' Garden
Seede for sale. They are the best, fresh
est and cheapest in this market. Call
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REPRESEN rATlvE
AUDITOR.

Ed. SPIRIT Announce the name II
Stephen a. skI0sou, of Adams town
ship. as y candidate for Auditor; subject to tho
decision Of the Democratic County. Conven.
tion. MANY DEMoCRArs
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ED. SPIRIT: Announce the name Of
John 2. Holiday. Of Green township. rs
candidate for Auditor; subject to the decision
Of the Democratic County Convention.
MANY DkNocRATs.
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prod nee Mark { I.

coRRHcrsD wEtKLy ~ scuuMAcHER JR
MONDAY, May @l3. 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11

. Don Jesus Maria Luna, of Los Inna \ M, was married to Miss Josefa Sena accomplished and beautiful youno Iady
 santa Fe, on thd 27th ut. We conora,,
 iste the happy couple and wish tbeS mi.
 i've to good old age and their iourn.
 doWn to the stepping off place may be on
 or prosperity, pleasure aud full of sun shin,
 Frof. Sawyer informs us thar the mil
 owners In Big Bug District have come f,
 the wise and sensible conclusion that half
 miii IS no mill at all, and have ordered ,w,
 ioasters, one for each of the mills soino mn
 "hich Will render them complete and be tb,
 means. undoubtedly, of making their min
 ing enterprises profitable successes. Tn,
 ,en stamp mills are also to be increased if
 tinues. 'on
 WELCOME RAIN COMINe.-Dur special rom Phenlx brings the cheering news ol neavy rains at that place and Florence. Il, IS coming from the South, which IS q nre,tv good indication that we are to have nlentv O! moisture soon. Yesterday heavy showers visited the hills a few miles south of town anu It IS on.y a question of two or three days when refreshing showers will make up.
 GoISG TO CHIcAGo.-Professe Sawyey. Dr. Caldwell. Col. Bogle and Capt. Gray operators in Big Bug District mines, leave Tor Chicago on Saturday next to be absent TWO months. While in that city they will purchase and ship to Big Bug two roast CTS and other machinery for their ouartz mills. With the slight acquaintance that we have had with these gentlemen We are satisfied that they are reliable and intend to develop fully the many mining proper ues they own in end around Big Bug District.
 CoUSTEEFEITERs.-Several men have been confined Tn the County Jail for some time. charged with having manufactured couD,er- ielt Mexican dollars. First, man by the name ot Byers was tried, and the iury after out alt night and being unable to agree were discharged, and Byers, by 1 soue prose being entered by the District | Attorney, was set at liberty. The next man | was Hansborough, and the jury after de- iberating some nine hours on the guilt or innocence ot the accused, according to the l 'Vidence adduced on the trial, brought in 'erdict of mot guilty" That counterfeit money was made and passed by some of he parties arrested and confined in the ;ounty Jail there is not the least uoubt, but seems. that to prove who the guilty party 8, has i'een rather hard job. The arrests nd efforts made to convict these men will be he meaDs of soaring the garia, let them De Tho they may, and breaking up a nest of ounterfelters, therefore, some good will , ave been done, although it cost considerable . , do it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11
G0sPER'S "HAMBLET0NIAN'

The undersigned desires announce to tn. pul,lic that he has nsuInsed arrangement with the owner of thus truly yuable horse, by which he now asssas uu charge a4d control of him for certain purposes
 W1sh 10 invite the Attenu of those owni iR valu- soe mars Co the advantages of stinting them ths thoroughbred horse.
 Gosper's '' Hambetonian is Iedigreed back to tn.
 famous old Imported |" Messenger And in every outline and movement shoxs distinctly this uneluaed strain Of blood. better brea or finer looking horse i. not in tAis part the terrory The horse is hne stopper, young and sound and large in size His color is bright bay with dark l.x. main sad tail. The horse Is kept my Stables fthe Gray Rass, on Granite street. where thall be vad to show him and give further particulars. JOHN 4 LAyOIE Prescott. May s1, lsTg
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11
THURSDAY.

The Peck stage took out four passenger this morning.
 The Board of Supervisors are setting to- day as a Board of Equal, ,%ation. Several freight teams arrived to-day from Phenix with four, barley, bran, etc.
 Two teams loaded wsth lumber for Phe- nix departed yesterday.
 B.H. Weaver received from Phenix to- day, few thousand pounds of the staff of life.
 Hahn's team from Salt River loaded with flour from the PheniX mill arrived this nlor- ming and discharged cargo. x. Ross and.family went out this mOrn- ing to Hasssyampa, to be absent two or three days.
 HArrY.-N. Ellis has received another boarder into his family. Herbert has fine brother. All happy at tue Ellis mansion. Thomas Cruse, who graduated at West Point this year has been assigned to the Sixth Cavalry.
 Hon. W. M. Buffum went out on the Peck stage thIs morning to Alexandrs to see after his mercantile interests in that section.
 Heavy rams fell in the mountains south of Prescott yesterday, urenching everything and moistening the earth sufficiently to cause the grass to spring up and grow rap idly.
 Ex-Governor Powers and wife, of Missis- sippi, Capt. Shahan, of Clesveland, Ohio, ana J. W. Robbins, special correspondent of the Inter Ocean, Chicago, ILL, are cx- pectcd in Prcrcott on the 18th inst.
 The |. s. Marshal's office has bcen the busi- est place in town yesterday and to-day, paving of jurors and witnesses for the term of court iust adjourned. The Marshal is pleased that he has had sufficient funds to enable hIm to pay expenses mp to date.
 CATHOLIC CHURcH.-On Saturday, July 18th, at Q o'clock, there will be reqnium mass TOT the repose of the soul of the late l Mother, Mary J. Burchman.
 On Sunday. July 18th, first mass will be m the Chapel at o'clock, a. m., second mass at whipple at 10 o'clock, s. m.
 The Steamer Jeannette left San Francisco | yesterday evening, July sth, on her Arctic exploration. Inc Jeannett is undoubtedly | better equipped, provisioned, etc, than any other ship tl.at has ventured into the Arctic regions The people every where have lively interest in tho success of this eNplor- inc party and it is the wish of the nation that her trip may be attended with good luck and success.
 One thousand tons of second class orc from the Crooke mine, which was worked in the Crook mIll, yielded tss,5oO. The mine and mill are still just as good as they eyer were but the water has disappeared. By running A tunnel in and tapping the lead aJOft beneath the surface, plenty oi good ore would be found, the mine drained and plenty of water procured to run the mill.
 Geo C. Perkins delivered the or1iion at bis old home. Orovillc, on the 4th. He was enthusiastically welcomed by an immense ,hronv of his old friends and neighbors who have known him from the ground up, The man who should be so unjust and moon side.aie as to say 3 word m derogation ot ,he of Geo. C. Perkins in Butte County uouId bc iu as much danger ot boing knockei down by Democrat as heP1o- lican. The duty If putting head on tl'e
 ,rsi xonld das-nl-s la. sas sr rs M
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DECISION IN THE TAX CASES.

Judge Silent overruled the demurrer in. terposed by IJudgn Hargrave and Judg, Rnsh, in the test tax cases. This leaves the cases to be tried on the merits. We are glad to see this important matter come to a definite conclusion, so that hereafter lhc people may know what the Revenue Ac, means Thus far there as been a slipshod way of levying taxes. getting up assessment rolls, etc, that will not be followed here after. Our present Board of Supervisor, and our District Attorney, deserve credit for the manner they have started into this matter Our warrants wIll sSon be At par fl taxes are collected closely.
 Mr. Masterson is, we believe, the first District Attorney who has been thrown iE the breach, and 10 him will be due the credit of settling thIs veXed question of taxes, which, whatever the decision may be, will be rule of conduct to regulate the payment of the same.
 lie has the whole bar against hIm, Clark Churchill, Esq, only excepted, he being with him in these cases.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11

The Chicago merchants are anxious 10 es- tablish business relations with the peopIe ofArlzona and to that end the Chirago Cham Der of Commerce met and petioned the various railroad companies to establish low tariff to the end of the Aichison, Topeka tE Santa re line, which would enable Chicago mer- cnants to more than compete with San Fran CISCO in supplying Arizona with goods.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11

Dr. E. r. Ryder will return iu few weeks.
 The following passengers arrived to-day per Gilmer, Salisbury < Co.'S stage: Johr Howell, J. R. Arques.
 Blue Flannel Suits at Bray's.
 E Gang. of the B,sK ExcsASeK. PheuiI, offers thu bess hotel accommodations. jh
 We hea, of at least one man who has been loud in his praises of Southern Arizona, and still louder in his denunciation of Iavapai County. after casting his loi with the Southern element for over four month s, has concluded to return and take up residence with the Prescottites Onco more.
 For nice Julep, call st the Cabinet"
 Mountaiucers at the Cabinet"
 Call the cabinet" for Brandy Smash,
 Fourth of July White Vests at Brsys for Si.50. They go like hot cakes.
 The BANK EXCHANGE Lodging I'srSrsmcn'. at Paenix, is not to be eAeeilcd in ArIEona-
 Inc BANK EXCHANGE EEsTAURASr in con vita the Houss. ts AeTf claAt nt4ts and Nf tsbles supplied with the best the market affords Jsn
 We present to our readers to-day, in another column of the MINER, an advertise mcnt of C. C. Hastings X Co, Co, san Francisco, Lick Block. Mir Hastings vis- iicd the southern portion of Alzona this spring where he iieutifed himself wItn the territory by purchasing the Surprise gold mine in Pima county. Tue tirm ad- vrrtise ,o furnish suits for geats at reason able figures, and give entire satisfaction as to fit, etc.
 BsSx EXCHANGE. ai Pheiiix, 1T. esns. Proprietor. Ofers Inducements to pArtses vh0 stop over. pi
 E.J. Bennitt Is on visit to this place fsom his home at the Tiger mine, where he is engaged m the mercantile business. He came by the way of Walnut Grove and when he crossed Mili Creek found that stream running considerable water, caused hy the rain on "Wednesday in the mountains. The Tiger mill is running successfully and with good results in the way of bullion, which by tho hv, is plcasIng ueNs tQ alL and ss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11
Prescott foundry < Machine Shop, BROWN BROS. Props.
 Xedus ERSiRe BuiLders.

Boile M aksrs ana General Mschiuists windmiDa. all sind of Machine Cast
 inss oeara. Ao. Also. Chilled Cast
 tnss of all Desoriptions
 sHoEs. prEs. CAR wHEgLs CANS, ETC. HsVag fsrsEts-s in Csiforuss fer dsnE the hrasSe. kisd of foantrv ana M.esfne also Boai.s wurk S4li tsse ConfTsSss for same here.
 Prescott. Nnee BROWN BROS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11

Pearson vs Cusenbary placed on trial.
 Oscany & Co vs Thorne, Judgment talk, en by defendent.
 The case of |. s. rs A. T. Hansbrow, in dicted by the last | $ Grand Jury of the crime of making counterfeit Mexican dol lars, is on trial and was taken under ad. viscment by the Court
 Dist Atty Masterson this morning made a motion that a aolle pros be entered in the case of John A Byers, which took place on last Monday, and the jury after being out atl night were unable 10 bring in verdict, the last ballot standing s to 1 for acquital.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-07-11
REDEMPTION OF co UNITY WARRANTS wil pay. on presentation. the fuIlo~ine Ynrr.u,

GENERAL FUND, 1878. ' " 'Si''S "i The holders of said warrants are hereby notified that interest thereon ceases from the date hereto afliy ed, 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 i'm wEich they were issued. F. J. COOK.
 County Treasurer. Prescott. June :. lssa.