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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-26

TO THE NEW YEAR MTNE.-No. 5o.-u. 8.
j Land once. Enrrkn. Seysda. Augusta
isTe.-Neties 10 hereby given that Martin Pian.
toni, whose poxtofrce address 10 Eureka. Ne
yadA. has this day filed hts application for Q
patent fer go Enrsr feet OF tie Ncv Year nine,
or vein bearing silver. with surface ground 20
feet in Width. situate. lying AID being In ~.
rekA Mining District County CT kureka AID
State Of Nevada. and known and desjRnsted "
the Geld notes and ofscssl plat on ale in this
Once - Lot 1873. The exterior boundaries %
said Lot 1893 being A. follows, u Wit. skrfstion
lek degrees East. Beginning ~ . pos' married
No. !. T. =. Survey No. 1888. whence Ruby Hill
No. ] bears n 0deg. 10 min y, 10 So feet post
on prominent rock. marked L : Monument
No. 4. bears n. ~ deg 80 min W.. sls lilo ieesi
the Banner shaft bears y. is deg. Sc min. =,
ess feet: and the New Year shaft hears 3 .s!4
deg. w, 500 2lo feet: thence. running la
eourze 3. 20 Gsg. w, s05 10 feet, 10 the south.
ern boundary II e. 8. Survey No. isl, pssd
Broke lode. whence post No. 5 Of said pesd
Broke Survey bears ). SON deg. 70 -isisel
500 feet, 10 post marked No. 2. U. D surys5 Ne.
1873; thence, ID course n. 10 dsg. W.. 10 feel,
post marked Ne. s. T.. 5. Survey No. is3, thsnss:
sd course N. 20 deg. L. 500 feet. to poet narksa
No. 4. Z. 8. Survey No. 1873; and thence, afa
course 3. 20 deg. e.. $40 feet. TO the w.s'fla
boundary Of said Dead Broke survey, wbehss
post No 1 Of said Dead Broke survey besrs y
X deg. W. 2s $40 feet. 200 feet, to post No. J.
the place Of beginning So much Of Z. :. SUI.
vey No. lsI Dead Broke lode. a. conflicts wita
this survey 10 herehyNexcluaed. Said eennics
Is described A. follows. Beginning at posfNo'
/ Of this survey. No. 1888. and running thence
LIST course s. 10 deg. W.. 800 lilo feet. thence,
I'd course 8. 6sk aeg. W. 70 $40 feet to post NO
3 OF said survey Nc. 1911; thence. Sd course n
X deg. W, SIS 4-lo feet: aud thence. tth course
g. Tndes. T., 1877 ITO feet, TO the place OF begin.
ming; which tr.ct being excluded from tins
survey. leaves remaining 2 67-loo acres. THU
claim is bounded on the north by the Dead
Broke. The location OF this mine IL duly re-
corded in the Recorders Once Of Eureka ME-;
ing District. in Book d. page i66. Any and AZ
persons claiming adversely any portion OF said
New Yess mine, OF said mining erouna - nels.
fnbsfore described, are required 10 ale thsi!
adverse claim with the Register Of the United
states Land Once. at Eureka. in the State o.
Nevada. during the sixty days' period Of pub
aoatien hereof. or they win be barred " VT
su3-s0d JAS. McMARTIS. Register.
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APPLICATION ron A PATENT

nyo THE CLOUD MINE.-So. s2s.-u.s.
Land Office, Eureka, Nevada. August o,n'
is7e.-Nofice is hereby given, that william D.
stowe.i, samuel J. Beebee. John L. Hincklsy.
and John shoenbsr, whose postoface address 10
Eureka. Nevada. have this day hied their n
piicstion for . patent for six hundred touVl
linear feet of the Cloud mine. or vein osaIipt
silver. with surface ground two hundred ~
feet in width, situate. lying and being N y;
reka Mining District. County Of Eureks ana
State OF Neysda. and known and designated Y
the haid note. and cssc:=i ris. CO sic - MS
once as Lot Number One Hundred ana Nihet.
four tls4l. The exterior boundaries o. saia
Lot No. lD4 being ~ foilows. 70 wit: VARIATION
l6h deg Eass. Commencing at q post marksa
No. ], o.. 8. Survey No 1874. whence lEuby MA
No. l bears n 2 deg Z. io,l9S feet; o. .. nonu;
the main incline upon this lode bears s. asg
W. 33s feet; thence running lat course . W
T., 10 lilo feet, to the southern boundsry "a y.
8. Survey No 127. lot A Metamoras lode, wnsnIrS
post 10 2 Of said Metamorss survey besisS
tsk leg z 70 feet. COO feet, to post msIlss
No2 q. 8. Survey No 1874; thence. "a eoaIss ?
81 s.es W. 100 feet, to post marked Ne 5 ~
Survey No is4; thence. Sd course woes " y Z
600 feet. to post marked No4 q. g. survey 81 -
l94; thence. 4th course n. 81 deg % 1-io 49,
70 the western boundary Of said t.s. sai.ss
No l2f. lot A, 200 feet. 10 post No !, the Pa
Of beginning. 30 much Of Z. 8. Survey So.-ts
lot A Getsmcras lode. - ennrien wnh'
survey 10 hereby excluded. Said connissn'
scribsd ~ follows; Beginning at pos' NO.
thts survey, No i9k. and running tEshee.H
course Q. : deg T., 10 lilo feet: thence, "a
.. TN deg W. lss $40 feet. 10 post No syin
Mstsmorss survey; thence. sd eaurss go
deg W. Is feet, and thence. lsh course h.so
Z. 1Sa 9 10 fett, 10 the place OF peelnhn s'
which tract being excluded from ihis ,u'vsy.
leaves remaining Q 66-i00 acres. This g. ~.
bounded on the north by the Metcmors< na 4.
The location Of this mine 10 duly rseolus 10
the Recorders Once OF kurek. hlnl.s IIny
trtes. in FOOL Z. pags 81. Of said Records. sns
aud all persons claiming adversely my pa -
Of said Cloud mine. or said mining sfoano az 1
hersintefore described. are required ~ ~
United States Land once. at Eureka. 49,
STATE Of Nevada. during the sixt Day 49,
Of publication hereof. OF they VIII os ss
br vistus Vt The prsvtsions 81 tes stssesss
suS-eod SAes nshAhsSNs
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Delinquent Sale Notice.

~ Z CONSOLIDATED MINING CoNPA-
IN NJ Loessson q principal place q 1asa.
- @sn Franc1sro- California Ioeano1 q
wo-ks Ezrsk. M1n1ng District Ezreka County.
NssaiA-
Noaoe-TAers are delinquent upon ne iol-
- a.<-rst<d stock. On account Of xssess-
AIT 80 ; levied On the frSt slsf Gay q Az
-. 80. tie several amounts set opposite tne
rasaes q the respective Shareholders. .s foi-
tEs
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Ard II 1cc0rd4ncs witA la~. and an order Ct
tie Beard q Trustees. uad~ on the nrst Gay of
August. ls7e, - many shares Of each parcel 81
such s:oc6 as 1nxy Re necessary, viii ee se3d at
pnbfc 1uexl0u. At tks ofEce e the Company.
Room a. Nevada Block. Se Montgomery street.
San FrznGssro. California, ca
Wednesday. the First list day Of
October. 1879,
At tie hour cf u o'clock n Of said day. 10 pay
said dessuaueuf assessment thereon. together
9Th costs of advertising and expenses Il sale
B. b. MINOR, Secretary.
OHc-Roo-n ~. NeysAs Block. No 500 Mont
soraery street. san Francisco, California
szetd
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Assessment Notice.

DUENTx SILVER MINING COMPANY
II Location q principal plsee Of business,
San Fr1ncise0. California location Of works,
Eureka District. Eureka county, Nevada
Notice ia hereby given. that at q meeting OF
the Board l. q Directors. held on the 18th day Of
August. 1873, an assessment INC. 10l Of twenty
Eve t25i cents per share WAS levied upon the
capital stock Of the corporation, payable tmme-
distely in Un1ted Ststes gold coin. 70 the Sec
retsry at the Office Of the Company. Rooms Q
and :. No. 81 Pine street, San Frxncisco, Cali
forniE.
ANY stock 1ron which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twentieth 10Th day Of
september. 1873, will be delinquent, and adver-
tisea for sale At public auction and unless
payment fs made before, viii be sold on WED
SE-DAY, the n1fenfh u5thi day Of October.
1878. 10 pay be Delinquent assessment. togeth-
er with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale. By order Of the Board Of Directors.
D. r. yERDESAL. Secretary.
o-ftce-Reoms 9 and :. Ne. s7 Pine street.
San Francisco. California. snls-td
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Notice Of Assessment.

TO P. H. SMITH, AMI YOUR GRANTEES.
i YoG will take notice thSt hsve performed
labor 10 the amount Of $3.50 during the two
years last passed. and ending s. rtember II,
1873. on the Belmont and Old Town 1ines. ait
listed in Eureka Mining District. Eureka
county, Nevada, the same being the work re-
CURED 10 be done by the laws ~ the United
States in relation to mines, and that said labor
has teen d0re 10 maintain possessefy title 10
TIE same. and that your proportion Of said ex-
peE.e amounts t. the SUN q 1915 in u B gold
coin, and yon are hereby required 10 pay said
sum expended In said mines a. aforesaid with
In ninsty days from the date Of the hrst publ
cation OF this notice, or foEfsi; your interest in
said mines, which is - follows: Old Town.
400 feet, Belmont. 200 feet.
MARION TERRELL.
Eureka, August %. 1873. au27-e0d
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Assessment Notice.

ITO MRS. e. II. BAUM. PALIsADE: YoU
are hereby notified that | bsve performed
labor on the Sierra Nevada mine. situated in
Antelope Mining District. Eureka County. Ne
va Il. since May. ISIS. 10 Msy. 1879. amounting
to <25 in Unitad states gold coin. for your In
fersst Of go feet in said claim. and that unless
you pay said amount within ninety days sitter
the first publication OF this notice. your in
terest in said claim viii become my property
By law. WILLIAM wHALES.
June II, 1879. je12-iaws0d
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Business Opportunity.

Fob SALE CHEAP
A HALF INTEREST II A WELL STAB
"A LIsHED BARRIER SHOP and
BATH UOaSF. ioested In the central part
OF the city, next door to Wells, Fsryo 4 Cas-
Expires Once. Austin. Lander County. New.
AYyly W "Pestodass boa Co." Austin, Nevada.
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To Rent, or For Sale.

I'HE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY TOMMY
DOUGLAS As a saloon, 10 offered for rent.
as he proposes 10 occupy the upper story: or
one-half interest tn the business will be sold
Eureka. August IA, 1879. suib-tf
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tOR PRINTING Oh ALL KINDS 4
81 bRECLALTr d this vince.
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Oh PRINTING q. ~ ALI DE-
sesipaons. executed With AsAtnsss ana
Despatch u u e1ngzsal o0as.
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~bSERrISE IN rHE "a REhA
- ,khrlShL, The De.. sovsrLslLs aaeaiuvi
In EAAtsra kevads
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what o.asr People Thip,s.

We eopy ,he following from an unusually yoaa number of ,hs Tucson Citizen, dated, Jan. H.
 "Last month. ia hi5 oUcaiu- chorous, tp'n assuming control ot ihs Prescott Ecterpr se' Paul Weber says:
 We shall in coaciusiou, earnestly caaeav- or to give our readers what they have had in the Enterprise in tlIe past, tru'y pro- ..ressivc. impartial territorial newspaper.
 There k evidently pograpmcal omis- sion here. The sentence should read, ..what they have not had in the Enterprise in the past" As ihc paragraph sianos there is neither meaning nor sense in Y, and st can hardly be meant for a sarcasm t"f She editor doesn't write in that e ne. Our in,nressi.H n any on hearing ot the new control oi tite Enterprise was favorable If YVES the removal of filthy sore and disgrace frtm ihc newspaper body oi the Territory. Ana cvrR if MF. Webcr ipai. ysrtanflv wsote as he was printed in the auated paragraph, wc do n"i beiieye he means ts attempt an imitation of the Enter. prise Of the past. lt l. not m hlm. He cannot sufficiently diyest himself Of all maahooa. deceGcy snd self respect to sue cessfuly copy the hate example oi the En- ferprisc.
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Prom riptop-s5o,ooo per Mon'h.

". E. IIopKins, clerk for the Tipt'p Com pany, whose office i- at Giliett, arrived ID town Wednesday from that place, an Informs ns that the mill is working steadily and upon richer 0-c thaa at any period since II started. over year aso. The mine IS LOOK i.g well. the vein widening as they 20 1own int, the bowels of the earth. The yield ot u,iioa. i!.is month. will fully amount Co $50 900. as;d saould The ore continue to i'm ,royr in tne mine for the next thirty days, as ]; has in ,he pest. ;he next months yield will far surDass anyiiiag heretofore realized by the Company He can see no reason Nhy the Tiptog should npt' oi once become a dividend payer every thirty days aud iis stock ron us ia g or Si0 per share. it is now being properly handled, and we believe ihr question as to ii- permaoency s no longer doubted, therefore change la lis sllue may ressauabiy b8 expected.
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Matrimonial ProspestisS.

A man who so, around after woman Is a good deal like 8 prLSPoctor hunting for a mine You see 8 woman at a ball. and she is all frizzicd up apJ rigged api in silk, and powdered anl painted were the sela slows itself These surface croppings look pfe'', well. but if you locate on tue strength oi 'cm, you'll get inolcd CTaIy time.
 A woman of that kiu,i is jssi ike saitcd mine. D,nt you iaAc any stook ln her. She won t wash ii' you want to prospect a little further. slide rp and take an assay of her conversation. An. nay boy. Three per cen, of intelligence. twenty-five of fashion able etiquette. and the rest friyolity .concic', ignorance and vanity. mixed up ia about equal parts; drop her right away. Such y0CN won't pay to mill.
 X womsns hear. is mighty cufiops thing Take IL in all its dips. spurs, angIes. rami6oatioas, asd sinuosiiic+. and is more of puzzle ttsn fhc whole Comstock lode. Some fellows irv e. work it. and by pure luck. st1ke It fich nigh, oF, in placc~ were old experienced pro,pcoIors negcT supposed there was auything.
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To-Day's Dispatch,s. $.

Washington, Jan. 23d.-Tho whole amount appropriated by lho neporl of the Consular aud IiploHalic conference committee is Sl ,6s3 .s35.
 The Committee on Public Printing recom- mend thc abolition of tho Government print ing office and Co let iae printing lo the low est hiri,',ss
 Chicago, Jan. c1il--'.s:.erai. sherman has wfitoa Co ,4ensral sheridan to pay IT., s.tteri- ,ion Go Secretary Schurz's reJ0inder. as it k intended for the public and not for inc oni- cors of the army.
 Fort Robinson, Feb 23.-Cspt. wes.els, four miles north sf ihe stage road, s5 miles frc'n ihis Posl, in trying Co capture parry os Cheyenn0s. in some rocks. Killed ZB and captured 9. all of them wounded. The Cap taia was sIighily wo1nlel, and three Of his command killed.
 Aarsaiie>, Jan. President Grant sul family aIiej to-day far India
 ssn ir.hes~5a, Jan. -l.--A steady rain has been laiilaE since yesterday morning.
 Tlio l}aard oT Trade endorses Boo.h's sub-
 fAss ,vc- h.H.
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MALs-A letter from Mr. Thomas Halleck of Aubrey, Moh<ye County, informs us that from September 39th until Decem- Der goth. on mail route No. 4eiJ5, TO scr vice was performed and after that time, when service was put oa the contractor, mail-rider. agent or some one else who seems to have say ss to what the jack, em- pIoyed in packing the great L. :. mails, should carry, positively refused tocarIy any newspaper n.ails, consequently from the 3Ofh of September until th9 18th of January no MINERS were received at Aubrey. How long mail matters in Mohaye County are to be managed in this eold-blOOded way, it Is hard 10 predict. We would recommend that few of these cheap unreliable mail speeuators be fried oHt and q new order of things be iDaugura'ed whereby the people living in our Deighborng county may re- cicye regularly their letters and papers.
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Hon. Thomas Fitch, realizing thas the sal aries of our Judges are entirely inadequate and mere bagatelle to support them with that degree of responsibility which IS looked for snd expected from persons hold ing offices of honor and responsibility, in- troduced, at the commencement oi the present term of the Legislature bill to further compensate the Judges of our Ter Titory. The Tucson Star, under its presf mt management-Mr. Fay, the chief editor, being absent and constituting one of our legislat0rs-se through the whole thing at a glance, and accuses Mr. Fitch as ad- vo .ating that measure through personal mo- tivcs. iniimsiing that he is looking Tor an eppoiltmc3tstO thc Bench All Of this IS onite absurd when it is taken into consider arion that Mr Fitch has done and IS doing q practice which pays annually about live times that of any Judge ID the Territory Guess again, Ar Star.
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stett, ,t tae fsta ta. 8 sfas eal y %. tae mpIated
 cia- of fh- Tautuy fs jadicisl iHg 3a5 Ir- Pima, p.- HsI - N=f fld sieai-I av.p.i
 ri 1Hn sz1 Horsr be
 a E aa; % b formed. Dy
 i ise s. sf the c-o.-
 -il ia l4s Erratf i- e,i. l .a fa.ssa7s3 aa3 Tgf.s.h-I "t iiis aet stall lk lyit., auyase ca'smPtaa.e- a iaa jack ae aoc.-esja.lg cra-raI t.e es4s.... oi fa Espnsiar ..ea-eai sr such an
 lfaas de4a3 eslssd nr-,i. oas - ts the ealzlt ataes of Judge ffter ie' the esPsa-io.s position l,s aoa oeelI'-s 7s jvase ef .is sd Iadicial Dis 'r'et- ias veromaus aFl,Heiti8a or t4e Ff. H1 i l-ast siiri cir ns.aatisI '''4s. i ti case % 4is fsvor.
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IsRih Legislature Assembly,
Cln.L.asi , fgoa - paqs.

On motion cf hr. pa-dy, the usual hour If meeting o ihe lI3as w.s changed from 10 A ,l. tp : P.
 r. Br IIa5a E'ef tie Tsab Legis- ldsr z I,zgs9: The Irgsr-ea ut cae- District No I, Yavapai c3enty. wolia hereby extend to your lIcnora3.c B35r s1 earnest invitation to visit the Prescott Pab!ic Schools, and would name Wednesday, January -, at ? p. m.. as the time, vii an Prof. Sheman and his assistants will expect you.
 Yours Very Respectfully,
 ?. H. BURMisTER.
 Chairman. Prescott, Jan. 2i. l3.9.-On motion of Ar. Fay the invitation was accepted. Mr. Hamilton offered the following resO- luton which upon moliol of Iir. Purdy was adopted
 Reso Cgi--1,'hat the use Of this Chamber be, and the same is hereby, rendered lo l.. He McOagiei, fsr fine pGrpose Of delivering q lecture. of tEc re,Oaroes of Arizona, on next Friday esenIng.
 On motion of 1r. Alsap the report O. the Treasurer was ordered printed. On motion of Nr. Pcrdy the House ad- burned until the regular hour to-mOrrow.
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CnINcIL CHAMBER.

PREsCOTT, January =, lS39.
 l am instructed to inform you that the CouLcil has passed C. B. No. II, entitled "An Act instructing the BoIrds of Super visors of the several Counties to elect their Clerks Also, taat the message from the Council, of date of yesterday, referring to II. B. No shoGld have read .~ The Council has passed II. B. No. 4 as amended.
 Hinson Thomas, Chief Cleik
 H. B. No. F, read a second time by its title aud ordered engrossed.
 On motion of Mr. Fitch, the House con- cured in the first amendment To H. B. No. A.
 Mr. Fitch. moved that the House do not concur in the second CouHcil amendment of H. E. No. l3
 The ayes and noes were called and the motion lost by the following vote:
 Ayes-Behan, Fitch, Hamilton, Leitch, Purdy, Nicoles: stinson' Vail. and Mir Speaker-9.
 Noes-Alsap, Buffum, Davis. Fay, McAteer, Meade, Park, RumOurg and Speedy-9
 Mir Alsap moved that the House agree 10 the second amendment to II. B. No i. The ayes and noes were called and the motion lost by the following vote:
 Ayes-Alsap, Bulfum, Davis, Fay, Hc- Atcer, Meade, Park, Rumburg and Speedy. g
 No-Behan, Fitch, Hamilton, Leitch, Nlcoles, Purdy, Stinson' Veil and NIT. Speaker -9
 On motion Of Purdy, II. B. No. 21 was made a special order for o'clock to-mor- row.
 II. B. No. 27, was read first time.
 On motion of Meade the rules were sus- pended
 II. B. No 27 was read a second time by its title, ordered printed aud referred to B special committee of Nricopa delegation. H. E. Ns. $ was read first time.
 On motion If Hamilton, the rules were suspenued
 II. E. No 28 was reed second time by its title and referred 10 the Judiciary Com mittce.
 II. E: No. 29 was read ii-st time.
 ca motion of Pu5dy, the further consid- cration d II. E. No. 23 wss indefinitely postponed.
 On mo,lon of Nioolcs. the House ad- jourpcd until the usual hour ;o morrow.
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TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, 7 EXECUTIVE DErARTMEET
 Pppsfafr Ian. 23. 1873.

Mr Speaker and gentlemen ot fhe House of Representatives: transmit heFe~iSa copy of the annual report O. the i'fesisseii' of the Territorial Board of kdcest'oa
 J. C. FREaGSr. Or motion os &v. Furdy, the hoass ad' iouraea until the usaal hogg lo-m1IfaW
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o.B. No 3. read thirl tin,a. put upon its

final passage anu passed
 Tie Chair directed ihe Engrossing and Enrolling Committee to have C. 5. No. 3 en crossed.
 On motion of 9Ir Ttrnsas, the Council adjourned til 1G 5UcE t0-moflOw-
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g, an Act granting the exclussve right to Solomon Earth and his associates and sue cessors to build and maintain a toll l-bridge across the Little Colorado River, et St. Johns, Yavapai County.
 Pgrdy gave notice that on tomorrow he concerning official bonds.
 II. 3. No. was read third time. and pui upon ifs final passage, and passed by the following vote:
 Ayes-Alsap, BuiTuSl, Behan, Davis, Fay, Fitch. Hamilton, Lei,ch, McAteer. Meade, Nichols, Park. Purdy. Rumbufg, Stinson, Speedy. Vail, and MT. Speaker --lS.
 The following message was received from the Council:
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o,r.s ttr4ts Ds,.
II ef gP Eag rti,t>,
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Tas-,-,Et Jan -1, lets- House uH a.-at.t .a e.nwcu5 - Sraaheg Stewart ga f0s HaH td is 1ie-.rs. Aisar, Bshan. rs. E-r i. .aA'ra Meade. Ni,eas 7l. eeig, Vat s-l }i- Al4a-- Isa.1 Leaol ant r.fk.
 gra see ai ai aP i. r., EaFm -al 
 e4. Hn
 
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 F. as. as g.f.Hs e. a.l -r s.t-.a t.... f.s 1 laua si. is--. +-. g. ttf t- 0e sab fstaie.i ta tts f>. t.c1-T t.. l.s approval.
 B. E ttls.f-. 'lefrtnsu Al~ir. os. lcsyc. la.lsia.f it i- No. -t. ''Nu sc. ts eaance tar asme 9I 59A" s'''.'i to Gahn = ~faHl
 Park tmrsducel H. D. Ne aI uuts,r. of whiel. hs. ,ten vitvu. rn kef sa8ilc1 e. Afi Acs te laearfs'ra'e Gel. ''-.-e.tt aud tilis Rad 'euii any,
 usmilun vu leave, .ats5igsvJ II. D. Nc
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~s1efe liEsr- Asilha. fg ic'chcy. s0: k Eishtf, -l s Eailsa. >.1s; Caled0nia. -s ta.ii7ruiE. con fa s Grown P5iat. 5.9; Isreks Con-. Zf. Geula K CasF. I@5. imH., i.iF iHstigo, t'.; Lseds. }; 4aHHa-7u, tie ssaa. 3s North ~sra Nevada 8 >8trza. It.t. Union.
 ItaF Jacket 4a.; iI.ls .e Net. t iaale. 7.sg Mono. I.s5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-24
n.se..i,lrr 8 Republican A..,rl.,lnn.

The Ycgpg Neus A,.ocjasieu of ihc Tenth A.scailAy D1stF,ci Gist st No lG5 Esst Faurtb ,fTcc', lsst ,gesiag. Mr. Louis Fqnshael. the President, i1 thc .asir \ constitution g zs adnr;cd ia harmony with that vogcrniag iilr rcgHitr orcsuiz ttion. and by-laws srf t3s BeVah',csu Crot51l C1m were chosen tos i,s gaiiarce. The as~'ci- at.aB was ,rEsuifoi ls Notes d. beg !sst. when otfierf- were chosen. eit1 iat eNccp,iun oi 8 < Cgp'-ry. 'o which Votta- Nr Frau1 Lake .fas ci.osen last etcDtrS The association is nat iateldy.l to he inimtcai ia it~ oi.'.rts ;a thc yy.-l aE be- ar.stinn ~f iAn district, ta, % a5spasit.ea ca .-s part et iG. latter body i' ixa1ra iBc 3oaag nsra .f tAc party ic1 tn Ca o..s.st.sa ul . He0 srg'eff A \ Tfmr-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-24

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-24

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