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TUEYELToN, Jaly 22ni. 1879
The Ice Mountain.

Mr. Edstoy:
a lew days since you- oolrespor-
dent visited this remarks ole i,cal-
ty. 1t Is geographically situated at
the eastern terminus Ct spur Of
Cheat Mountain, on the West side OF
Cheat river. IL runs in a south
vest direction, and is the diyid np
mountain betweeo the waters Of Flag
and Blrch-rooL runs, both OF which
are tributaries to Big Bufdo, and is
known locally as the region OF the
"buInt house.
o. arriving at the foot of the
mountain, which is up a log road
from the y. W. pike about one.
fourth OF a mile, we dismoun;ed, and
in c)mpany with our guide, who
proved to be very intelligent
mounsMaeer, we commenced our as
cent up the rugged mountain.
About one hundred or one hundred
and fifty feet perpendicular, we ar
rived at the region OF perpetual
frost. We found it literally bill or
mountain Of Atg stone averaging
from one half to an inca in thickness,
their composition is chiefly Of grains
Of quartz united by solicious &C.
ment. The thickness Of this stratum
is estimated from five to forty five
feet These thin, fat rock, though
exposed to the direct rays Of a
scorching July sun, are az cod as
winter, On removing few Of them
with our hands, we could see and
feel the ice, that is, mass Of earth.
| gravel and rock frozen together as
in mid winter. And from this open.
Jag proceeds current OF cold air.
! perhaps strong enough to extinguish
lighted taper. We had no Their
mometer with Us to ascertain the
exact "es'ee OIL co'u' but 30 must
n''O Ds'u "'"' 'ns Ife'".nB point,
lot upon lmmeIs'nR our hands into
the current in very short time
they became uncomiortsbIy cold.
q few words IT, regard to the
vegetation. We found this re-
g'on, before the space was disturbed
Dy tle hands OF 7isitors, covered
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1879-08-02
Tho School Election.

70 tie Democratic 70 rs of Preston
County:
deem it my du,y as Chairman
OF your Executive Commit, cto CA
your attention 20 the importance Of
tie election to be hell OH Tuesdny
next. Owing to change in our
school law, the Boards of Education
Tor the several Districts OF the Coun-
~ Will be composed of President
and four Commissioners, and the
said Boards, in addition to tie duties
heretofore performed by them, will
haYe t selection and employment
of all teachers. J nope, therefore,
it may be your plea mc to select the
very best men in your several dis
tricts for these positions, regard les
OF all questions Of party.
The Democratic party regards the
common school system much above
the clamur OF party strife,
JNo. B4RToN PAYNE.
CHm'n Com,
July 80, 1879.
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COMMISSIONERS Sale.
Bishop and Morris
"

A'i'AVl' dAAA NAOlll5
vs.
Dcakins & Puiliam.
by virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court of Preston County, the undcrsign.
cd Commissioner viii, on Tic lst day of
Septcmb6i, 1879, the saino being court
day, before the front door of tho Court
House in kingwOOd, offer for sale the
realty docreed to- DO sold IN this cl-e,
consisting OF 1870 acres, known rs the
farm on which said Dcakins resides. also
tho iOlOwn2 other tracts OF land, to wit:
05S acres part OF $3.50 acres i'm Tucker
UNITY, also 100 acres los acres, and 10
acres, parts ofGij7 acres, situate I'M thi F.,
county, and ll01 acres and 533 acres iu
I&ckCr county,
The first MunC mentioned tract Of 1870
acres lis situated on Cheat River about b
miles above RpwlcSburg Several nun
.drcd acres thereof is rich river bottom, 81
a cons dorable portion Of the Same is
cleared. Tic remaining tracts are unim
proved, but embrace large amount Of
land that Is smooth, rich, and valuable
for tint Grand tillagC.
It Will bC sold for so much cash i'm hand
as is sufficient to pay the costs fsuit and
expenses e. sale and the residue on q
credit OF o., II, and Is months, the pur,
chJsCr executing interest bearing notes
with apprOfC d security for tho deferred
instailmouls Ofpurchasc money.
JAMES A. BROWN, Com.
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Ncwburc Notes.


Alien, Ellis & c.. ar o~oc,irc a
.Ii"l, k'll o. 10000 br,os go
70 iap hn''' bv M. Ls,kM..l D.aa
who san experienced hanI "a, tho
o"s.u S. .iney cxaoc, to bm'l .l.su.
% a.,a store u.uss TINS ralI.
J,.oa A.I.. in u,.a.u,,
,o'.la ljr,.h, tram az I,on,o,,.
ros thrown violently g.. me rround,
rsc'nrIng his collar Bone and Ohio,
wise badly brrisinp ria holy. d
r. N. y vt. ~ ,.,4.ity d.. J ,mr,
King, admJ-j ,ar h,cur,.
Wan q. A.nt5 htraisei his res
len gee i!,,.r co., higher o. he 'onn
.a'rn. lie is nos IurmL on
Get non roof AL expect. TO
bor,ugh,y ,gc)ro,lu.titor the in
-i]".
Born, to -. J ,hr Z. .rlingt)n aud
wi'", daughter.
Bonn, 10 NJ. =. II M,npar anil
wl'r, a son.
DE- + y. I'r,.m .,ul'hc willow
Shay iau4it tha pr9prIiy Of inm
A,vpoi last week. Nj. Atwood
go,s on farm near Kng@ooi.
MIS- Lou o'd'r oil NJ ugmlown,
Who ha- been visiting nlcnds at IN
dependence, Ne@Dl'- and Rl~Ies
bnrg' rotn'nei hom. nst week
Mis-. George NJ CWtney, Of Coal
Hi, who ha' been very i'll Tor some
lime, IS Improving. Size js under { lac
care Of D.. Dent. Also Mrs. Jones
Of the sune lace, @ho ls under be
treatment Of d. Cameron.
Died, at independence, on Satur-
DAY July 20 b, lni.'"t son OF M.
Frank Menear. Tue remains were
inferred IN the ceme'ry OF this
place on Sabbath
Ms Catherine Hanshaw, who had
IN attack OF paro!ysis some Two
months ago. and 80 lar recovered
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n administrators Sale
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTA TIE

oflcr 40 Private Sale tho Real Ptop-
crty i'm tho town ofKingwool, belonging
to the Estate OF Horny Starzman, dec
oaso,l 10 cDnsi SIS OF about ono acre OF
ground fronting ON Main street, i'm said
town, upon which there is q largo sub
stantiaily constructed end convenient
BRICK DWELBIN GHOUsE
barn and otbcr outouildiugs, all nearly
now. Tho dwelling contains u apart
mcnw, including kitchen and largo
-t1ro-room or pantry, and i'm addition q
EOOMY CELLAR. Convenient TO the
Kitchen lisa large, novor~fJiling 4pring of
pure, soft watcr, which IS carried To- The
barn in lead pipes.
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! our obidIent servsDts,


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.sa7 :" '3''s never "a" any
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A Call for Col. Monroe.
july 80, 1879.
KINGnooD, July 2G, 70.

KINGHooD, July 2G, 70.
CJl y. ". Monroe, Dear 81:
The undersigned citizens and tax
payers Of Preston County have long
telt that the present County Court as
tribunal Tor the trial of causes.
owing to certain inherent defects,
aud the way it has been managed in
this county, is failure, and has be-
come burdensome to-tbe people. We
were therefore much pleased at the
passage by our laet Legislature o.
the system known az a Revised
County Court for Preston County.
This system, II our Judgment, if
presided over by man Of expert
fnce and ability, will prove a great
relief to our people and secure a
cheap, speedy and impartial admin
Istration Of Justice. We, therefore.
on our own behalf, and on behalf OF
all persons in this county, irrespec-
tive cf party, who desire the bust
ness Of the Courts done cheaplv,
promptly and well, cali upon and
request you to become candidate
Tor position Of Judge under said sys-
TN. Knowing as we do that You
possess in an emIuent degree The
necessary qualifications, and trust
you will not decline. Respectfully,
Your obidient servants,
VI. T. STvcK, Z. Bruce + GLE
JAMES z. FoGLE. jill. WADwE1L.
r. X. LOGAN, J. !. MILLER.
CHAs. r. PETERS, c. ". JACKS ~
ELIJAH STEWART, G.. W. FnaLEY
VIZ. GLOVER, II a. GnosoUr.
IHcRNToE WHITE. C.. W. MAYlR
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OUR AGENTS.

Tho following nlmod parties arc aus
thoriz to receive money on subscrip-
tiDU for us:
Ncwburg, q. IL. McCancrly and NJ. T..
Dent.
Portland. ~ G. Worthngton.
owIcsburg g.. b. Stone.
Paintcr's Mil y. n. Wilson.
Aurora. ~. y Stcmple.
Eccisviic. ~. D. oar.
Tuunclton. w. j. Lavclic.
Braudonvlllc, y. ~ Fullcr.
BrucCtou Mills, Ss r.. Wuov
MHsoutown, Gorcn %. White.
Fcliowsvillo. George Pirceu
Austen, Gus. j. Shancr.
GAINESVILLE, j. ~. FwuEbouscr.
townsville, =. g.. CauGell.
Address an communicauolsIo
TITIc ARGUS.
EiNGWOOD, W. Va.
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Commissioners Sale
David Graham q al

David Graham q al
".
JOS. w Gribblc
IN pursuance nin Il jrrco OF ,ho Circuit
CoUrtoi Preston county, the uudrINi. ned
Commissioner Will or tic Is, Il ~ az sep
tcmbcr, 1879, bcr,rc the front DO e. oi the
Cour Iiun~c iu Nugwond, ollrr for sur'
the tracts of land dcciccd To bo sold iu
this Causc, Consisting OF about twcuty
ii:c acres, $ tIatcd iu Preston county.
adjoining William Walls auI benjamin
Lawson % surveys. OuGiu,nE about -
acres. II j. wr!I lHpro, ca AMI has com
font plc buildings thereon. /. Will bc
sold for 80 much ,".sn IN nInLas ISsuGi
Gent 10 pay TN cost Of suit, ana cN1cus~
cs Of slIc, aud the residue up 4n ~ credit
oIG, - auq rs months, the purchaser cN-
ocuung interest Deuiu.; noes via. apr
proved security Tor tho deferred Instali-
mCut of pHrohusn money.
JAMES 4. BROWN, Com.
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Notice to ] + Ike Dcpositoins.
% JOIN 4. GAMNEn.

70 JouN \. GARNEE.
T,\o motto that we ~h,li ON t,o .otI,
day IL Angus 1917. at Tho Court U,a.r
boo KiugNoo rrc,tcu county. Wu,t "a =
r'ui., nctWc, The hpIr, D.'G 4. ~ and
=. NJ. Of that day, prJ'coI tuut.c il.
DISPOSITIONS pi Fran Lmdrdu. n. "A
Brn'Z uid others to be read 20. o,iI,,,..
con oar nrhuf n ccFt.iu suit III I..
prHdiu@ iu ihr Circuit Cuurt i'm tho C.ul.
~ of ptvdtpn, whc You arc dci.ud-
AM "ld Ne ara plaintiffs, and T rum
ANY cdusc ia. taking oi tie said D.p.-i
Tons hc not cDurucurcd o " that tat. or
% ""mnicn" cd 1nd not coucludci ON that
81 v. tn taking OF tho Same viii bo CON
tuned rom day 90 day, ANIL rom limo T.,
'inio, at the Same place and between ia
same toors, uutil the s.uuo shall bo COM
plctci
WM, z. DLvniEs,
HARRY a. DEvREs,
Composing firm OF WIN. Dcyrics * Go.
by thcir cuuuSc',
JAMES \. BROWN.
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HORSE -SnOElMG

ATTENDED TO Iromplly aud eNinently
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Facts for tho Public!

The .SS7tr. and
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The sudden changes
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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me-, alaith .ltiur
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ECIoAEEsENG.

Wagons, and vehicles Of all kin
repaired neatly and suits laLuaIly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
The Bodie Union Endorsed.

The action of the BOdie Miners
Union IN ordering George Daily and
his men away from that district, has
been Endorsed, by unanimous vote,
by the Virginia, Gold Hill and Silver
City Miners Unions, each body hay
ing voted ON the proposition sepa-
rately, at the last regular meeting.
The same set of resolutions was
adopted by the three Comstock
Unions, and copy is now on its way
to the Bodie Union. The action of
the Comstock Unions is based on the
grounds that the judicial inquiry
into the killing of Golf was mere
farce; that the men 10 Days employ
resorted to the arbitrament of arms
to settle a dispute over a mining
claim, instead of appealing to the
courts; and that in the ensuing con-
flict a member of the Union was
killed. DAILY, although not a mem
Der Of the Union. is held to be
equally culpable.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
l Well.KnOwa Expert In Como.

General Vernon arrived at Dayton
from San Francisco last Thursday
and went to Como yesterday morn
Ing. He could not say how long he
would remain, as he intended to visit
the district thoroughly and examine
into the cost of mining, hauling,
milling, etc. He will also carry
away few lots of ore from different
mines, which he will have tested in
San Francisco, with the view of
ascertaining its character and value.
He says that If the camp proves of
any value II will not lack for capital,
as moneyed men and people in gen.
eral are tired of the Comstock, and
looking for something newer and
better. General Vernon is not
financially interested in Como, but
he has been rendered interests in
some claims In that district, and ii
the outlook suits him he viii doubt
less accept them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
Change OF Stage Time.

4 George Barton is evidently deter
mined to do what he can to accom-.
modate the people on his route. As
there has been some complaint that
the time between stages was too
short, he has changed the hour of
departure of his afternoon stage
from Virginia to 5 o'clock. People
who wish to do some shopping or
visiting in Virginia can now go up
on the morning stage, attend to their
business. and return with him, get
ting home in time for supper.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
The Miniature 1'inafOre.

The performances now being given
at Piper's Opera House are indeed .
novelty. One can hardly realize,
while watching them, that the artists
are really children; it almost appears
as though one were accompanying
CULVER through the land of the
Lilliputians, and we're witnessing
an exhibition by their ablest actors.
On the opening night the voices of
the mites being hoarse, owing to the
change from San Francisco atmo-
sphere to our own, the enjoyment was
marred, but their voices have been
improving nightly. and at the matt
nee this afternoon and their closing
performance tonight they will be
seen at their best.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
The First Man to Realize on Como
Property.

Jack Godfrey, of Dayton, has sold
half of his interest in the Chieftain
mine, at Como, to Algernon Brooks.
Of Walker River, for $3.50 cash.
Mr.. Godfrey's interest was four
tenth. He is offered a much better
figure for the balance of his interest,
but refuses to sell. He says that he
is now more than even on the prop
erty, and the balance of his interest
will, he is confident, enrich him.
Mr.. Brooks is minep Of twenty
years experience.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
The Dayton Literary Climb.

The above named club elected the
following officers at its last meeting:
President, w. J. Westerfield; Vice
President, Mrs. John Lothrop; Sec
rotary, Mary Lotus; Treasurer,
Mrs. j. s. Dallas; Marshal, -
Gates. The club is in a fiourishing
condition financially and otherwise.
and is to give grand entertainment
and ball Thanksgiving evening next.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
PROPERTY IN LYON COUNTY.
Its Valuation for Purposes OF Tax.
ation-The Falling on as Com
pared with 1873 and 1S77-Etc.

The total valuation of the taxable
property in the county, this year, as
returned by the Board of Equaliza-
ton, ISL, so5,77i-aeainsts 81 ,241, 1916
last year, and $1,4s7,943 in 1877.
There has therefore been falling off,
in two years, of$2S2,172 In the value
Of taxable property in this county !;
but most of this is due to the shut
ting down of the mines two years
ago, the falling off since last year
only amounting 10 $24,476. This
slight falling off is owing to the
action Of the County Commissioners
In increasing the valuations 81 the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad to
$4,000 per mile Of main track. Had
not this been done it would have
been necessary to increase tho rate,
next April, to % per 600. As mat
tiers now stand and in view Of the
expected increased valuation Of the
Sutro tunnel, the Commissioners may
be enabled to reduce the rate some
ten or fifteen cents. If no further
changes are made in the roll the in
come Of the county this year will be
S16,455 02. This will be about $500
more than last year.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
A Case OF Sour Cranes.

In conversation with a reporter of
the Reno Gazette, the other day,
George DAILY said that he could get
along without Bodie. 1t is quite
possible that Bodie can likewise
worry along without the warlike
George. However that may be, she
will doubtless try.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
School Moneys Apportioned.

There was in the general school
fund of Lyon county, for the quarter
ending September 80, the sum of
$442 81, which was apportioned by
the Superintendent of Schools, as
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
Dayton School Report.

Below we give Principal Brsy's
September report to the School Trus-
tees of Dayton, The honor roll con-
tains only the names Of scholars who
have attained an average of over
ninety per cent. in all their studies
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04
Born,

In this city, on the twenty.eighth
to the wife of r. Hunt, a son.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04

ROLL OF HONOR.

May LOTUS 81, Artie,. Harris OF,
Georgia Hawkins 96, Annie Hawkins
95, May Lothrop 95, Ida Rothschild
95, Grace Barnes, 95, Albert Camp
bell "a, lisa Likens "a, Georgia Shaw
93, Harry Rulison 93, Andrew LOTUS
90, Eddie White 90, Milton Camp
bell %, Willie Westerfield SO, Hettie
Guild %.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-10-04

TEACHER
Whole number Of boys enrolled ........ IS
Whole number OF girls enrolled. .....2 70
Total number OF pupils enrolled. ....T
Average number belonging AZ
Average daily attendance. ............3 80
Percentage Of attendance. .......92
Total number Of days attendance. :. 1877
Total number OF days absence. 40
Total number Of times tsrdy.
Number Of visitors. IL
ROLL OF HONOR. ~
Louise Gruber 81, Ida Malott "a,
Lizzie Campbell 90, Nellie Rulison
81, Minnie Haynes OF, James To-
throp Of.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24
"WEDNESDAY

iEG. K. Smith has been assigned for duty at Fort whipple.
 Dan Hatz received load of four to-day from the mills of c. T. Hayden, Tempe. Prof. and sx-night watchmsn Jennings is in from his mining camp on the Hassa- yampa.
 Beschs team unloaded le,oOo pounds of merchandise this morning at the store oi N. & c. Ellis.
 Recent measurements made by the Mill sary between Prescott and Maricepa, makes the distance 162 miles.
 A little daughter of Sol. Lewis is quite sick with scarlatlns. Dr. Ainsworth Is at- tending the little sufferer.
 All reports from the Tombstone country are to the effect that the mines are nrst-ciass and producing large quantities .of Duiiion' General Mschorro, with his revolutionary forces have taken the city of Chihuahua Hsw long he can hold the city IS question: The Military telegraph line in the south edge of town, VIC understand, IS ooWp, making it quite dangerous for teams to pass over or under.
 Our very excellent and much esteemed ex Governor, A. P. K. Ssfford, has been made happy by present from his wife It is fine boy.
 Several locations were made on the Jen- nings mine yesterday. This lead is said to be valuable and located south ot the Has sayampa, ten miles from Prescott.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24
Fridax,. News.

ffdaB's NeNss
 Robert Garside, of Kirkland Valley, i delivering his hay crop to Mir. 6null of th' Plaza stable.
 Several small wagons loaded supplies fol stock men living in the MngolIon mountaial this morning.
 The following passengers arrived per Gil mer. Salisbury & Co.'S stage this morning B. Stern, Mark Dezekels, A. WiITinski.
 Messrs. Acksr and Casey nave purchased hand of cattle from MeCoilum of the San Francisco mountains, paying SIS per head
 Miss MICl.ntosk, . good operator, hs. opened in Dr. LincoIn's drug store. We hope she may be successful m her new 6eld of labors.
 Ben Baker is furnishaig the Prescott and Santa le Stage Company so far as grain for stage stosk Is concerned, having recently purchased several tons of barley from Hez1 & Co, which IS now being distributed along the line.
 Mr. Ferguson hss discovered . mine which produces kipd of red material used by ths Indians for paiating their faces and l'esutifyi g rhrmseives generally. He thinks of applying fnr sn appointment to an Ib- dian agency and specalatiDg on the mineral ln his new fud.
 Phenix Herald: In four suits oi Francis A. BashfoFd vs. Mary H. woolsey, adminis- urstrix of the estate of King $. Woolsey deceased. J. T. Alsap. attorney Tor plaintiff presented and filed proofs ana moved for s decree in each case, in accordance with the prayer of the complaint.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24
THURSDAY,

Let's have a dance. We are threatened with a shower. Let l. come.
 We th,nk we heard some one remark that tines arc dull.
 Mir. Pfffeny took load of freight out to the Peck mine to-day.
 Price Behan has taken clerkship in the Suffers store at Camp Verde. A large amount sf freight is coming from San Francisco TOT the Peck Mine.
 The California mail this morning was quite sl,m. No news from the Golden State.
 Iii rumorcd that some good sales of mines will take place within the coming 60 days.
 Johu FhIe. we are told, had the misfor- tune to lose one of his little children last week: F.W. Bake keeps busy attending to busi- ness fir express, stage and mining con- panies. Rev. c. H. Adams will soon publish mall religious paper for gratuitous ais tribution monthly. Martin Saffenberg went out on the stage thi, nfternenn for California, where he goes for medical treatment.
 The Ccmmissary Department is about to send lot of four and corn to Hackoeriy , for the use cf troops and Indians.
 Tom Kerr. who killed Cuneo at Globe several days since, has been released, the grand fury failing to indict.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24
Proclamation.

Whereas, IL s absolutely necessary for the genera welfare that the highways of the Territory be kept and safe for the unmoes,ed passage of travellers and mails and
 hsd rendered vigorous necessar, wuch desire 10 continue ia for the public safety N.w therefore I, ]. C. FREMONT, Governor of ths Territory of Arzons, do hereby oGer reward of avs hundred dollars for the apprehension and conviction any persons person engaged knee to have been engaged in any highway robb ry.
 And for the reason that the law empowers the Gov. enor, the Territory to offer rewards only 'for the apprehension and convsion of crimiaals," do hero by revoke and withdraw proclamation issued by ths Acting Governor of the Territory, bearing date August l2, 1879.
 In witness whereof, have hereunto my hand and scaused to be afxed the great seal of the Ter.
 sEAL- ritory of Arizona, this seventeenth day oi s'-s'-'''s sOctober, 1879. T. c. FREN0NT.
 Attest; Jozx !. GosPER. sscrss<yof Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24
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If the semi-nsrcotised, bibulsus cur, who wrote the note, signed "A Friend" yester. dsy, desires to sleep standing aud wish that nature had furnished him a wool hide, in. stead of q bsrro's skin, let nim repeat the insult, and not only will he get what be deserves, bu, his name and copy of the letter will be placarded on the bulletin boards. WE'D.
 Oct 24th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-10-24

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 NoTIcE-The public are hereby notified that no person is authorized to collect mon eys due the Tiger Stable, except the under signed, since the 1st day of August 1879.
 GEo. W. WALKER. Prescott, Sept. 30, 1879