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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22

RUDoLPHUs F.. SWEENEY. Adain,..a
 deceased, Plaintiff
 against
 Jeremiah h. Gleason, Louis Le B. Sweeney
 Eugene Y. Bnriingame Shsdrach V
 Thompson, Pierce F. Hoxie, Henry
 Booth and William Church, Defts.
 Under and by virtue of an ordsr of sal. snl .xa.n ton issued out Of the Di trct Court of inc hrs J ocla District of the Territory of Arizona in and fo, tne county Of Iayspsi, flu the above entitled action Nneteih hu1oiphus L.. Sweeney, administrator of tbs estate of Hugh I. Sweeney, deceased the against the sboyen smed defendants Jeremiah M fle. ssh, LOU Le E. Sweeuey. tsugens E. Buriingarne onadrach V. Thompson, Pierce F. Hoxie Henry Eoo,I ana William Church, which said iudgment .no d.era . recorded Ia Judgment Book of said District Conr, , paes v, 1s, 79 @ and ST. commanded to sci ths, certain property, to wit: -
 ! nAi cert1ia copper mining property inown as the thompson copper Mine sitsste < lying and being iu he san francisco Mounsan, in the District kuowI, ss he copper Nountaa Mi3ing District in the County oil apscne formerly pat of the county of Ysyaua and the Territory of Arizona to and ,y or me county or favapa for all dicial purposes cop tAnhg twenty and sxty-sx huadrelths scres bdng the sale mining property deeded to Eugene E. Bl Seren Ian M Gieaso1, Louis Le E. Sweeney shad.aeh Ihumpson, Henry Booth and Pierce F. Hoxie by Robert hetcafe, wi liam A. Thompson and Edwin roik, py 9eed Of conveyance the day of Decer- Der ID. lsI4 together w.th all aud singular the herr ditames and sppurtensnces thereunto longing or in anywiss spperaining much thereof ss nav be ne eesrsry to satisfy said Judxnent the sum of eight thousand two hundred and twenty doars principal and interest and seventy five 2,0 dollars cost of snit end in crest fro date judgment July O. Is5e at fen tl0l per cent per snuun.
 Public notice is hereby Riyeh that on
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Executors Sale of Mining Claims.

Notice Is hereby given, sha; in pursuance of ths an horiiy vested ty the provisions Of the last will ana ttstsineat Of JOSEPH W. KNOTT deceased, now on u. tn the frobse Court County of Yavapzi the Territor, of Arizona the undersigned the last u1l ane Testament of said decessej will se at Private sals ts the highest bidder for cash, in lawful money of in, United States, and subject to confirmation said Pro bate Court, on and after JULY 22nd and up and in- clung the l6th Day Of AUGUST A. D. lsss st the hour Of F o'clock S., of that day. all the right title ntcrr~, and estate of the said Joseph w. Knott ieesss at inc tune Of his death, and all the right title and inte est that the said estate has by operation of or other wise acquired other than sddI ion to that Of th. said estate aI the time of his deafh in and a tpose lying and being in Ysyspsi County, Arizona Terrltory ana par ietlariy described as follows, to wit: One hundred feet, undivided, fin the sri south ex- Grove or Tiger Mi"ing Disiiict.
 Also sixiy-six and two-thrls feet. undivided in the Black JacS claim 50 called, in ssd mlntug district hso twenty cue feel undivided. fn forty-two feet of spare ground, on the Tiger lode called situate be- tween the claims formerly swned by G ts Re1n and A. T. More in said mining district.
 Also undivided one.fhinf in the gtuhble. field claim, 90 called situate in said mining district and so much Of said mining interest claims snd properties remain unsold up Co said Isth av of aCGUST, A. De- 1899, at said hour of iz o'clock "a of ha. day. ai private sale any such there be- the sold at PdDle Auct nia.si Dad ter for cash In front Of the Court Hcuse in Village of Prescott tourF. ''O'~~ Terms oi sa.e cash tea per cent of purchase money to be paid at time of sale balance con6 raon uf sals by Probate Court Deeds st sxpense of rIrrhssrr All bds offers at private sale, Ianst be in sriting and left with the undersigned the Williams House, tn said Village of Prescott.
 FRED. ". WILLIAMS.
 H. V. HERBERT, Executors of the last viii aad testament of Joseph W. Knott, deceased.
 PRkscoTT, July 22nd, 1Ss9.
 DISAPPOINTMENT
 The above sale is postponed until Monday, August lefh, is79, al 12 o'cocs noon.
 FRED ". WILLIAMS
 H. N. HEPBEHT,
 Executors Of Jos-Ph.w. Knott, deceased. Prescott, August i6--td
 DISAPPOINTMENT. The above ssss is postponed and eintnael ant sel, tembcr ist,. 1s79. FRED v. WILLIAMS,
 H. HERBERT,
 Executors of Joseph VI. Knott, deceased. Prescott, Aagssi ia, lsIa,
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Notice.

By virtue of the authority vested ,, m, under Article V. of the Bylaws off inc pscS Mining Company of Arizona Territory. and ueethihg IL necessary that a meeting Of inc s.ockhoiders of the Peck Mining Companv oi Arizona be held for the election of new rus ees and the transaction of other busi- ness l hereby call a meeting of the stock to be held on Tuesday, August 2,,th. is-9 s, eociock, a. m.. at the Office of the Com. paay, on the second floor ofthe Bank of Ari- zoha Building, in Prescott, X. T.,
 F.. C. PECK, Territory. '' -'''~'""
 Prescott, August 18th, 1879.
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wEDxEspsy

los',nas'er Otis has felepl.onic eom.. eaton between his house and office = v"
 Mrs Geo. ". Curtis, I.ie .d,,... s...
 SAn rfaoeifco say, is much i'm nproxs.I {; health since her arrival in the ci,y The Church of Jesus Christ vs ,hs F.
 eeutors, Heirs. etc, z makesa fun,v ia,.,;-
 days. ' uesenerat
 A paste made of indigo and water ~.,
 IuDoeo ioto the wound. will cure r.,,I.
 .nAke oi'c- IL should be applied befor,
 'ne 'iras hAs been taken up in the blood.
 Geo Beckers. the barber. Is a, n,.ss,
 visiting hls cattle range on the Aqus Fria
 Duraeg osorgeis absenee. Ben. Robinson. . ,,. sk,l,iul 'onsoriAl artist, has charge of inc
 The good people Of Globe. accora;,, 70 The Silver Belt. are very much excited Ore, the explosion of meteorol,tei in ina, x,.;a;,- for fragments
 The Sacramento Record Union says there are 26,OV0 quaitz mines in Arizona. A good many, but We thinK the number of h. eati"nS in Northern Arizona Rill more than cover that number.
 Lieut.. Horace E. Steele, 18th Infantry whp is at presen. "iu side- on A leave ,,f absence. las beeu granted one month tur. tier time. Corporal Tinker, xho went to California with It Steele. has returned to Whipple.
 V r. stanton. of Antelope, is in town talking mines and mining, as usual. He had mining expert in toc this morning when we met him, consequently he had no tlme to fool away, and VIC failci to pumD him properly for news.
 Williams X Greenupis I4-mule team ar rived to-day from Maricopa, having on board 2J,OI5 pounus assorted merchandise Tor l.. Bashford & Co. The team left Mari. copa on the 2d inst, and notwithsta apding the muddy roads, got through in good time.
 The Tombstone Mill and Mining Com pany of Arizoas. with branch office in Phil l sdelphia. has decreed uividend for the | north of July of ten cents per share, pay 'ble Aug. II. This company has capital ,f s5,OO0,0OO, in shares of the par value of BIO each Sentinel.
 FELL AND HURT HIMSELF e. E. Fred rick fell this f renoon from the second tory of Coles A. Bashford's new house. where he was putting up some water pipe, nd hurt hims-lf, how badly is not vet as- ertained, but as it has caused him to raise 'looo, it is feared it may be quite serious.
 Sam. Hill, of Frederick & Hill, we are orry 10 state, Is quite i'll, since yesterday, nth what appears to be fever. He has ecently been on trIp to Tcnte Basin, and csterday w;.s exposed to the hot sur at the uction, and it is presumed that he has yer taxed his powers of endurance. RATES or TAxATI0N.-The following are le rates of taxation in the different coun- les in the Territory, on each $l00 valua- on: Yuma county, g 60; Pinal county, ? 90; Pima county, $2 50; Maricopa coun- :, S3 l5; favapai couaty, $4 O. Add to lis small percentage for municipal taxes, V enerslly from one half to one per cent, !. i'd you have what it cost the citizens of ! rizona to run their town and county gov nments. Ysvapai, as in every thing else ', kes the lead |,
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Taken Up.

Cane 70 my ranch 2s m lee of Prescott on Syca- more Cree, about the ls e April 1s5a .hs faiosnR aescri-a rrii--, waScn the oEner or owners ~ proving property and paying cnsrEes: One blaek horse about 10 otd. spanish brand lest hy. onc ar0wH horse aDvuE years cld, branded iE, on lefi-hip laAl,eS. Y Y 'll
 One pay mare aeou; l2 TeArs oi, isaaded v GU Ieft hir, " tf''t' f4
 sfae lsy hc rs atJi le years o brssi and vented Mh cohS.cted riekt nip and khoalier-nalssr. Ali Ircsy bssiy stove up. J.J LANE.
 PIcscott, July 2, lt72,
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Nssse~ fer Puslieasisn.

LANp 0rFrcN, FrEsoozr, A. T.s
 1ul, xsss. te7a. Eutics s hFEsbg d s Gal tis fofostnr nam -~f~r ~ has hisd ooflg< u ks t1 snske rs proof so snf4ss ef he claim and huai sDfry sfee>of x h< exIarassa of firfy frura she date f this nuttes, sfrs gOsEPH CuNDERx
 freesuptten Desl4Fxtpry staffnagi Nc. -tz tor ths N V. t ef E. V. , serftzD n. and E. "a ef N v. aud C. V. iG of s. R. ts, Sesiissn q Tesuship lp, Worth fAnge 3. Vest aud hs names fhs fasgxiix ss hls usinee- siEs Ssm-s V. noaos. of Rrsscoss. sna Cisrist ossFrEHltl, as Prescott
 wz. S. KELLY. Hesas.ss.
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Dissolution of Co-partnership,

PRxscarT, July 2asd, Is79 The partnership here'ofor. eTs ing between he m. drrsgnca. der tho Irn naa,e Of Ardcrs Howe r. hereby dissoYe hy mutual consent. All de5.s for the firm contracted up to and inclusive of the above aie vi be paid bs w. \, kose, wio alone ls autao r.se Q Feceipt for debts quo tAe sboYe afm.
 W. A. RowE
 q. III. ANpERs.
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Monday. September a, 1879.

at l2 o'clock M of that day. in front of my office in inc village of Saint Johns in said county of Ansehe VIII sell the above described mining caim mini r pro- pery and real estate to highest bidder for cash to satisfy said execution and ali costs.
 LUTHER MARTIN. sheriff Of Apache county T., and Referee appointed by the Court to make sale of th- aoove de cr.Ded propesty saint Johns, Apache county, Aug. 2l, ls5s.
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DIED.

,s1 the sisiszs' Hospital, Prescott Aug a. l7.s, of anternAi inn anu nafion, D2nisl s Loaus s natise oi Canada, aged so year..
 Funeral rom the nOspafal on Marina s,rret ta.,,or "" ~ h A. N. Friends are invited 0 sttessd.
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SsHi slO far a PsGlage uf Medicine.
lOO.ea0 Pounds Salt !

Ssthaa BsFth ha. iaa.eo6 poualls of a.ls xAach hs stH s at igs Azure AdAress hila d Prescosl.-5ls.f
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Rent.

N. E charch. e''' "Ptosie
 Enquire of l.. woLLksBrRs.
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Wanted.

f@ries to propose st what price Der thousxnd sh.. 'A "'a''sf logs sf the dolten Era Mine. Appsy to
 A. 1.sMIra. sufss or Co Prescott August ie-tf
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sherin's and Referees Sale.

10 the District Court of the Third Judicial psric. of .ne territory Of Arizona In and for the County of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22

pp,s- sA t} . lose .. ee can pssssss,S h esta. The aeA end iet~ skoald ne9 fan ao e.ll sn htm. TAe Dieter has trnreled erfsaalvslY fn Esreua And ns9ctsd thoTose y the tnriqna keetlikfs sAsre ebeiniag sa of ia insoraii6x shsek he
 qoraesnt to sar4rt kc tAsNs ln 1eed of hs Dk OlbbON VII saAhs DO eaAffs gniszs hs eHsef q care Perress st dist3ncs MAY uE C1 EEn AV b9SAA ADco1aD gnicatfona strietfy sonf5snts.l fsa sse t6 ore but ths DsrtaF Psrsass writius ta tks Poetof ui ptsAse state the ef ths rspss fha s
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THURSDAY.

Rusher & Atkinson's freight team got in to-day, loaded with eo,O00 pounds of bar. lev for N. k G. E.lis.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-08-22

ros',nasler Otis has teleplonic eomm,n; ea''"n oet~een hts house and office = "''
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PAPERlEn
To the Unfortunate.
Dr. Gibbons DIsPESsARY,

600 EEAHNF ST.. O['sD eorner of CuEnmsr- ciai strsst ean Frsscsscn. Estshlish-S ia 1884, feR t1s treafmeat ef esxuai and Seminal niseAs>a. soeh ss ssenerrhea. elect.
 stSifsere, syphtlis, sn sll fis ferns, semfnat Wesknsss. kmPstsn-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-07-11

The Washington Republican in estimat-
ing the Congressional apportionment for
1880, places the probable population I'M
der the next census, at 46, 5000 and
assumes 800 to be the number of Repre-
sentatives in Congress. By this calcula.
ton the presumption follows that the
Southern States will lose seven, while the
Northern States will gain fourteen Rep.
resentatives. Itestimates tina. the North.
eastern States will lose seven, while the
other Northern States will gain twenty
one, making net gain of fourteen also
that Texas and Missouri will each gain
three, while the other Southern States
will lose thirteen, making net loss of
seven. Assuming that the population will
be 5O,0O0, 900. as Mr.. Elliott estimates,
and that the number of Representatives
will be 800, the Republican assigns 213
Representatives to the Northern States,
and 81. to the Southern States. Accord
ing to this estimate the strength of the
Northern States in the Electoral college
will be PSI, while that of the Southern
States will be only 119. According to
the first estimate, Iowa and Kansas will
gain four Representatives each, Illinois,
Michigan and Minnesota three each, Ne
brask two, and Wisconsin one. OF course,
the reapportionment will not be made
until after the next presidential election.
If it were made before then, the politi-
clans would have to revise their calcula-
tions
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-07-11

sought to placate our guilty conquerors; and
because he has never made an apology nor asked
pardon.
We wish to the seventh heaven that every bas-
tarri Democrat In YankeedOm could have heard
the speech of Jefferson Davis, have witnessed
his reception, and been startled by the spontan-
eOus cheers and huzzas that rang, and surged,
and rose, AMI swelled upward in his honor from
that vast and brilliant assemblage.
We know that il would have ground them to
the quick, for it gave the lie to their infamous
statement that the OkolOna States is not keeping
step TO the music of Mississippi.
Jefferson Davis stands forth on the theatre of
public life as the central representative Of the
Southern half of our State-Republic. He holds
this proud position not only by right of his re-
markable intellect and phenomenal magnetism
of character,-not only because he has suffered
and struggled for our peOple,-bu principally
because he has scOrned to make q single conces-
sion to thieves. cut-thrOats and traitors who
conquered US.
Brave, serene, marvellous man! He occupies
to day the proudest position on Esrth,-s posi-
tion higher than that of any Prince or potentate,
for his throne is built in the popular heart his
crown is the love Of his people, and his kingdom
is their firesides.
Sooner or later he will stand higher than
Washington in the affections of the whole Amer
lean people:
For right is right, since God is God,
And right the day must win.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-07-11

Messrs. Frank Holiday, W. J. Cation,
Lou. Dick, d. Valentine and H. l.. Alden,
members of glee club Of Topeka were
among those who attended the editorial
excursion. We should be pleased to
know what papers they represented, and
if they were not actual newspaper men
we should be pleased to know by whom
and when they were invited There
were others whose names we were not
able to obtain who went with the party
in the same manner. And in doing so
they violated the rules of the organiza-
ton. If they went without invitation
they deserve a scathing rebuke from the
press of the State. If they we're invited
guests of the association we are very
much mistaken. A few more such per
formances will result in the association
not being able to obtain transportation
for its legitimate members. 1t is a
shameful affair to have it said that at
least one-third of the members of the
excursion party this year were not legit-
innate representatives of the press of
Kansas
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ROSCOE cONKIING-

Roscoe Conkling has just now to stand the
brunt of Democratic hate. They can't match
him in debate, they can't bully him through bull
lies, and so they throw dirt. In personal char
acter there Is no purer public man, living or
dead, than Roscoe COnkling He has absolutely
no personal vices. When Mrs. Sprague, the
daughter Of the late Chief Justice Chase, now
reduced in fortune, applied to Congress for cor
rection of an exorbitant assessment for taxes on
the home left her by her father, Mr.. Conkling,
among others, advocated the bill and was ac-
lively influential in securing the relief asked
This act was brutally seized upon to be distorted
as arising from improper motives. They
were insensible to the cruelty towards an esti-
mable woman and her family, provided they
could throw dirt at the Senator And failing in
this, they seized upon the fact that his daughter
was married last winter, and from pressing pub
lie business he was unable to leave Washington
to he present. On this hint they have started
another report that suit for divorce on the part
of his wife would soon be commenced. But.in
this their hatred blind and Overreached itself
for it hit in Democratic quarters. Mrs. Conk-
ling is q sister of HOratiO Seymour, the idol of
the Democratic party. No sooner was it given
to the winds Of scandal than We have this from
the New York Sun, by authority: ''That the
story is unqusliedly false; that it is q malicious
fiction from beginning to end; that il contains no
truth, nor any semblance Of truth" What the
next filthy story will be We can only judge of by
those already tried .-Kdnsds City Journal
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-07-11

The large increase in the business of
the government land office at Washing.
ton shows how rapidly the country is
developing. During the past four months
more public lands has been sold than
ever before in whole year. 1t is stated,
in this connection, that the sales have
been confined almost exclusively to
actual settlers. The government has
made no grants to railroads for many
years. The entries of government land
in Kansas, this year, have been almost
without precedent. Land offices in this
State have been crowded with business.
There is very little government land re.
manning open to settlement within three
hundred miles of our eastern border.
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF Co. CL'K. OF ALLEN COUNTY, !
lola. KANSAS, July 9th, 1879.

OFFICE OF Co. CL'K. OF ALLEN COUNTY,
lola, KANSAS, July 9th, 1879.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofiice
until II O'Clock noon on the 4th day OF August,
A. d. 1879, for renting the county poor farm for
one year, commencing March 9Th, 1880.
Bids must state
LIST The amount of cash rent that will be paid
for the farm.
ID The amount that will be charged for
boarding and clothing the inmates of the Asylum
over the age Of IL years.
al. The amount that will be charged for
boarding and clothing the inmates Of said asy-
lum under the age of Il years.
The county to furnish medical attendance and
beds and bedding for said inmates.
All bids must he endorsed Proposals fol
Poor Farm The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
By order OF the Board Of County Commits
is. SLOWER, Co. CPk.
NIB. ANY information required will be fur
nished on application at this ONCE. wv
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About eighteen months ago Frank P.
Sheafor, not unknown in lola, was mar
RED to Miss Mamie Bradley, ofLawrence.
The young lady was blessed with pros
pective inheritance of about forty thous-
and dollars which would come to her on
her twenty-first birthday. She was
married before she was sixteen years old.
Sheafor was considered lucky dog and
the event was forgotten. Now comes
the daily papers and gives Franklin
Pierce heavy blast, last Thursdays X.
C. Journal being particularly severe.
From the Lawrence Journal of the same
date we Gull the following in regard to
the outbreak:
f. p. Sheafor was arrested by Sheriff
Clarke, Sunday, for an assault upon his
wife. The particulars, as we learn them,
are these: Mr.. Sheafor has been stopping
in Kansas City for some time, and had
with him there horse and phaton be-
longing to Mrs. Sheafor. Mrs. Sheafor's
health being poor, her physician recon-
mended her to take frequent rides in the
open air, she therefore sent word to her
husband at Kansas City requesting the re-
turn of the horse and phaton, to which
Sheafor responded that if she nted to
ride she had better come there and do it.
Several letters followed but the rig was
not forthcoming. Last week Mrs. Brad
ley and Mrs Sheafor went to Kansas City,
and learning where the horse was kept,
went to the stable and had it hitched
up, then they drove it through to Law
renee. Sunday morning Mrs. Bradley
noticed Sheafor in her barn hitching up
the horse, which he had concluded to
drive back to Kansas City. Mrs. Sheafor
jumped in the buggy, deter ined to
prevent his getting away with the horse
if possible. Both attempted to drive
and they pitched about from one street
to another for some time, till at last he
pushed her out and started off. Mrs.
Sheafor swore out a warrant for his arrest
for assault. and Sheriff Clarke started in
pursuit. He succeeded in overhauling
Sheafor few miles from the city. Re
turning with his prisoner, Sheafor order
ed the horse taken to Beale's stable. Mrs.
Sheafor shortly after demanded it, but
was refused. She then swore out replev-
in and the horse was delivered over to
her. When the case came up for hearing,
Yesterday, Mrs Shcafor declined to swear
against her husband. and he was dismiss
ed, the costs being charged up to her.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-07-11
ENJOY LIFE.

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