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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-26

The Second District Democratic
Congressional Convention met at
LeSueur yesterday. We have not
heard the result, but presume that
Henry Poehler was unanimously re-
nominated.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-26

Gen. Grant and party, after visit
ing the principal cities and points in
Colorado, left Denver for the east
on Monday last. He will proceed
direct to Galena.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-26

The New York Republican com
mittee has nominated Justice Charles
J. Folger as Chief Justice Church's
successor, without calling = conven.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-26

Hastings New Era: 1t is settled
beyond a doubt that Poehler is again
to run against Strait. But, this time
Mr.. Poehler will be knocked down,
never to be resurrected in political
l;fa
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-26

Senntor Blaine says the Rcpubli.
cans will have 1000 majority in
Maine, and will gain two Congress
men in that State.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-26

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-26
NOTICE.

lam the only licensed Auctioneer in the
CITY and will sell all kinds OF goods at .
low PERCENTAGE. If you have anything you
wish to dispose OF, call on me.
GEO. w. BUNcE.
Can always be found at Bunce Bros.
grocery.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-26
FOR rRESIDENT:
JAS. A. GARFIELD
OF OHIO.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
Chester A. Arthur,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR CoNGREsS-sECOND DISTRICT,
HORACE Is, STRAIT,

Gen. Albert Myer, chief officer Of
the signal service, died at Buffalo on
TupS1ay
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-08-26
LOANS.

LOANS.
Money to loan. if applied for soon, IN
sums of $500 and upwards, on undouo.eu
securities, at ten per cent. interest," coan-
missions included. o,,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
No Use For The Fourth

The Greenville (S. C. News laments as
 materially follows. in it's Fourth ot Julv
 at cle that the e-fathers did not remain loyal to Great Briiiaa:
 What have we to be glad abOutl Do any
 of us think that we are any better morally.
 intellectually. or socially in 1876 than We
 would have been had our fathers abode ID their breaches and prudentiv refused to go 10 the aId of that Massachusetts which loves us so dearly and has done so much to show her gratitude. What individual can say Cn hIs conscIence that he has more or knows more than If our foreiathers had been sensible
 instead of generous, and remained loyal to the best government and grandest country in the w,r dl FIon our 70 l, our b d. and our territory the North has derived great benefit The course or human events has made her rich, prosperous and bappy,so much so that she could afford to impover- ish us, desolate our counrry. and slay thou sands of our me7. Their rejoicing is hearty and just. but what we have to be joy ful over is to this dep0nent unknown. IL is our deliberate opinion that the only proper and just expressive way in which the Southern people could celebrate the 4th would be in devoting It systematically to tine abuse of the 'signcrs." We are 'loil" enough. We've been whipped and know it and abide nv it.; but just little indul- gence in our natural feelings occasionally is pleasantly bitter.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Death O! Hon T. J. Bidwell

We are Tn receipt of news of the death oi Hon. T. J. Bidwell, which tock place in San Francisco on the sth inst, while undergoing delicate surgical operation. NIT. Bidwell came to Prescott. with the first pioneers, and was a member of the second Legislature Subsequently he removed to Yuma county and was appointed Probate Judge, holding the office two years. While resident oi Yuma county he married a young teacher in the public school, by whom he had two children, now living with relatives at Gold Hill, Nevada, the mother dying three years a 70.
 In 1875 MT Bidwell left Yuma county ard settled at Thompson Valley in this county. Again in 1878 Mr. Bidwell removed to Pima county and was interested with his partner, Richard Gird, in the great Colter- ton mine at Tombstone. He was the hE<t Justice of the Peace in Tombstone. WAS also Deputy Postmaster there until short time since. when he threw up everything to seek medical aid in San IT nciseo. MT. B. leaves considerable property both in this and Pima counties.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
The Calfornien" For August.

The August issue of TuE CALIFORNIAN is 6 particularly strong one. lis contents are more than usually interesting. Professor II. c. Hank, the State Miueralogist, opens with an article on Casa Grande," the cele- braIed ruin in Arizona. Professor David son contributes an able pap,r on the "Abra>ious of the Northwest Coast" A. W. Ravens has a sketchy article on Mod ern Archery" and John A. Wright has a thoughtful and powerfully written con- tribution on Probable Changes in American Government" X very readable artIcle by Charles II Shlnn on Future Gardens in California An Adventurous Num-" by Phillip Shirley; and well written and very humorous account of "Trip into So- nora" by James Wyatt Oates, are among the attractions. In the way of stories, Miss Anna Alexander completes her charming serial, 'sSt Bartholomew" Mir. W. C. MOr- row has a short character study entitled "Regs, Sacks, and Bottles;" and Helen W ilmans contributes a story, brim-fUll of laughter, entitled Jack Boys Literary articles are furnished by John Nane Cheney and T. II Rordan, while the poetry is con- ,ributed by Seddie F. Anderson, Carlotta Perry. and Chas II. Phelps. The usual de- partments aTe added. and the entire maga- zine is what it claims to be, 'the cheapest and best magazine published" It is credit to the Pacific Coast, and any family without it is behind the times For sale at all book stores and news stands for twenty five cents. Send yearly subscription (s3) 10 The Californian, 202 Sansome Street, San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

One oi the important questions for people 10 decide. in choosing between Garfield and Hancock, i>. "Wh.ch ,, thc more likely to sympathize with the toi!lng masses the man who from the depths of poverty has worked himself up 10 a seat in the |. :. Senate, ed ucating himself by ile labor of his own hands, and who has always been one of the people, or the kid-gloved aristocrat who, educated at Government expense, has lived all his life on government pap, and whose life experience has been one continuous round of domination over men TegaIded as inferior, by reason of the misfortune or accident of birth which placed them in the ranks, instead of graduating them from West Point with lieutensnt's commission '' The life of one has been life of Intelh- gent eifor; on an equality with his fellow men. While that of the other hss been one of luxuriant case and aristocratic as- sumption of superiority that has entirely united him for the intelligent discharge of civil duties that require a just discrimlna- ton between man and map without regard 10 rank or station.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
u. W. STEWART.

This gentleman has tclegraphed us that he will be candidate before the Republi- can Territorial Convention for nomin ariOn as Delegate. He desires the nomination and not the endorsement of any county as an independent candidate. He is strictly for party issues and does not believe in straddling the fierce. IL was bis desire to be in Prescott To attend the County Con- veniion on the 2ith inst. but owing to large contracts his firm has for freighung and supplying the San Carlos Agency with beef, flour, beans. etc. which commenced this month. his time va, really necessary in that business. and his visI; 10 Prescott delayed .nniil the isi oi August.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Pensions

Any weund CT inlGry. CT any disease. hoverer sght the disability. entities saisirr f the late pension. Ihoussnds yes entitled. PEEsToss Bs SEW Lhw SEaIS BACK ar BAE ngECHsRsE- wiaovs, Children under sixteen yezTs, dsIsBdent Mcthers , Tatbers sl-o brOthers and Sisters under years are entitled Co penEioa. Pension laws more liberal than formerly and many entitled to better 4ie- Many are vet suitisd to bosnty and dc not know q.
 vill ErcssIe T4teo.s fo- inventors, both in this ooa9trs and ln Earope- Apply Ht once.
 hsEing had seve-ai year- experiences in the isrzess Law and siGn oflce ip Washington. D. C., satisfaction and saving Co you Of to months time, than by oainc with attorney st sshngson- Send 4Sc stsmTs for Pension and unsy laws xnd n- strurfions.
 ADDEEss-TkTLoR FrTzsxnALD. Attorney sf ;Isv oieiior of U. <. Claims, ~rsTIkLn, KAssAs, Loek Box les Mn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
NOT CONFIRMED.

Cheyenne, July 19th-- The reported en- gagemenl between two companies of caval- " and hosnies is disbelieved by military authorities. Rumor must have originated from the fact that Crow hunting party re- gently encountered band of sixteen Sioux one hundred miles north of Fort Sarpy, where a battle was fought in which the lat ter were victorious. Two companies of cavalry are out camping for the summer hence the connection of the troops with the reported fight
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Naiice of Assessmenr.

To 4. A. McLAIS and other O ners:
 You a-e her~by no tned thKs have expended for the yeArs Is7s aai is7a hand ed dollars for ~srh year. in labor and improvements. upon the "BueI. sourtimes called the Dan fs raining clam sisuA ii WSlapal Mining Dlstricf, Mollzve County. Arizona TerntoTy. in order to hold sad unGer the pro visions of Section ga IeviSei Statutes of the United Stsies and ~tatn ninety dsys after the due pnbh' caon 0f this notice according to fh- requirements oi saiG Statute, in the AKIzoSs MTsER "a newspaper pab hshsd ne4rert said ela ml you fa r-fus. to con- ribu;e your proportion of sHch expeDditWFe Ss CO oxusr your iuters said claim Eil beeone the prop eFty si the undersigned, under sAii Section ETA
 THOs. MULLIGAS.
 ID sMIIH.
 JAS. MULLIGAN. MlSEEAI PAKK, ApTil 9th, ls5g.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
COLORADO STATE LOTTERY.

Denver, July 2ls,-In drawing of Colo rado State Lottery yesterday, number 9l2S drew the $3O,OOO prize and number 64Is drew $lO,O0O.
 GREENBACKEEs AND woRRINGMEN IN CON YENTION.
 San Francisco, July 2ist-The Working men of the ThIrd District met in conven- ton thIs morning and nominated c. P. Ber- " for Congress, vice Chancellor Hart, who has not signiied his acceptance of nomina. ton.
 State Convention of National Greenback party convened a, two o'clock this afternoon at the Young Mems Christian Association Hall for the purpose of nominating six Pres idential electors. Sven women and about forty men were present. Sias Selleck call ei the meeting to order and $. NJ. Manzer was elected temporary Chairman. After appointing the usual committees recess was taken.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
We are desired to correct the erroneous

We are desired to correct the erroneous impression conveyed by several articles of late regarding the new mill on Turkey Creek. ownership of which was imputed to Robbins & Co. MT. Robbins, We are re- liably informed, has no interest whatever in the affair other than being agent during construction of the mill for the The Arizona Consolidated Mill and Mining Company of New York, to whom the entire property be- longs. MT. Henszey, the Vice Presiden: of the Company, states that the building is about complete, the final shipment of ma chinery expected upon the ground this week, ana that it is the intention to make run within thirty days.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
THREE BOYS DROWNED.

Reno, Nevada, July 10ih--LawIence Cain of Reno, Henry Smith of Pyramid. and Arthur and Lewis Belimere, two Vir- ginia boys. were fishing in Py yramid lake yesterday when their boat capslzed. Smith and Arthur Be.lemers were drowned. Cam and Louis ellmcr cluug to the boat and drIfted ashore and were found this morning in an exhausted condition. The bodies have been recovered.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
 or YAV-PAI. In the matter of of Timothy LAmberson deod Sotice Is hereby given that eiters of administration upon the Ahovenaned etats have been gsnted 10 Ann P Lamhersou by the above named Court and all per having claims yanst said estate req fred to present the same with the necessary V0uchsrs tO said zdmfnstrs;rix at her reid At Walnut Grote in said county, within months from the first puhli- eaton of this notice ,or the wih he forever barred ANN P. LANBER~ON, Adm HisirA;siH f the estate O; Timothy LSssbeTs0n, 6eceaSed.
 Prescott July Is. Isso-4w
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
TAYLOR & CO. Bankers.
Lost Note.

NOTICE:-To al whom it may concern: Notice is ~ hereby given that certain PrOHzso-y Note dated Glett. A. IT, June s, li, pay able six months after date, to Peter Arnold Onoer fer the of Three Hundrsd Dollzrs. with tsres; one per cent p@r mouth, signed WI. B. HOOPER Co., by JOHN McCONNAChIE, Attorney-iD-fAct. Lost between oicft and the Tiger Mine, about .hs 9th day os June, l; snd all persOus hereby further notified that the s4it ucje i vzness for the that n given without any valuable consideration and any per- son negotiating for purchasing the hereby mo- tined that the same will not be Taid by the undersigned Any person nndng the sad e, may deliver the same to Peter Arnold, al Gilstt, the undersigned at hcuix.
 wx. F. HOOPER Co.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Asses. rnent Notice.

To l.. JEWELL: You gre hereby notified thas have sNptnded eighty (ss dollars in labor and i'm Pr0yements upon th- third south eIteusicn. kpovn ss l.. B. Jewell Cos cis m, the Tiger mine, Ti91 Mining District County c. Ysyspai Territory ef Ar- E0ua. in order hold sid claim foF the yesr iyss: and unl you IAv yosr share 1pi prot< rtfon of saa within ninety days after ,Le TsbicatiJn of tAis notice, win claim fsiturs ef your interest ta ssA csim, by virtue of the p-~yisioas sf Sec lon z521, of the Revised Statutes o its United states
 JDsEPH P. HARGRAvZ. Prescott, July 18th. Isse-sm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Assessment Notice

To Y. L. CHESowIrH and al owners under him. Ton are hereby notified that have expended hundred dollars in labor sud improvements upon the Chcuosih Claim. owen District. Mnhaye County. Arizona n ordsr to hold the ssi4 promises unlef the provisions Of Section 232& Essi.ed Stzfutes of the United es and if within ninety days After this tice by publication. you fii refuse t contribute your proportion of such expenditure ooowner. your interest n said claim N become the property Of the sul s-Tib"Ts, under tald section Z31g.
 JOHN K. MACKENZIE,
 THOMAS STEIN. Mineral Park. June 29th lss0.-i6eod
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

In tas District Court of ta, TAtriJutas.i Dssos of ths Terfil0ry of ArIsaA Ia Aat for ths eoaay of lsxsFAt.
 GfDEox hEooKk. PiAtntif,
 
 JAxgs PAfTERsos and
 MICHAEL NoRAsEK.
 Under Rad by virtas of ordsr cf sale and ezsss- dicAl District of tas Territory Of Ar and fes the County Of YsgApAi n taa above entitled srtso n -heruin Gideo= Brooke. the above named pl,sntaG, obtained juigent ana decres Of foreclosure against tse shoy -aAnasi siefendsnts, James Patters and Michael N0rraser which @sia judgment Hsd is r.coroe ia Jua e1t Book '9' of szla Distrct Court, p ges ES0 To z3t- commanded Co sen that S4in psUPssty, t.s sit:
 Al and siuEu ar the foloWins eescrtxd piece. paf- eels of tzs and prcsnises situate lyipg and beias the Nilazc of Ircrcoti in the Ccuniy svai. fla the Territory of Arizona ysE-: Lots No- unr n Tsrse tS Forty three tssi Forty four ,4sl Fory isss To y ssl Forty (sl Forty signf orty (4pl sad Fifty (so) in Bock No. Twenty l3fi dee gnstea and selins4ied the official map plat of .Aid Village ef Prescott ale the once Of the Village Recorder toseiher with sa singular. the tsnsmeDts hsrrt neats and appur- thereto. belonging n any vsy appsrtsning Pubic Notice Is hereby gwen that on sA1CsDAf. JULY 3lss, ls As l1 o'clock M Of that day tn freBt of House doar tn the Village Of Prescott in County 0f YavApAi, w1 sell ths sbove described real estate Pubic Aaeion, th. hest bddsr for eL-h, to satisfy Eait erecutloB ana ell eosss. Jos. n. WALKER. snxnrrr. ByL- B. ST. ykmxs, Deputy.
 Prescott. July sth, isso.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

and in accordance with Aad au order of She Bard of Directors made on ths Z7fh cay of Nay, A. D. ts~ many sh4r- of each psros of sacn stuok b< nscezsAry W be std ia front cf the Bank 0f Ari Of 3urley aud Corssz in Pre-ctt County oi iayaIAi, Territory of ArtzonA. on the
 11th Day O! August. A | 1880. o'clock P. m. of such day pay desnqasnt meats togeth-E EitA cess of advertising and expenses of sale
 CLARK CHURCHILL Secretary. ohce-Over the Bank of Arizona. in ths Village of Prescott, co8nty Of NasApAi Territory of Arizona. Prescott. July l1sh, Isso.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
ANOTHER SPLIT.

Boston, July 2lst-Boston correspondent of the Chicago Times has been informed by a gentleman from Maine that the Demo cratic Greenback alliance in that state will entirely fall 10 pieces before the election, the Greenbackers oljectng to the Presiden- tial elector named by the Bourbons, as they are hard money men ana sympathize with the rebellion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Assessunent x osice.

To "A J. MOORE:
 You are hereby Rosiaed that have expended hundred dollars, labor and improvements, upon the Cook Claim Crosscut Lode. HuHnbng District. fsva- pal County AfkoaA sref Co hold the sai premises, under the provisions Of sion 3S2s. Revised Statutes of The United HlA H within ninety days Aftes this notice by pb Lcatton, yea fad rsfnss to con- tribute your ;f:oportion of such expepditure OwBer your interests in said calm wtls become the property of subscriber. under said Section 3S2z
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott. A. T. May 7th. iss0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Assessment Notice.

To A. !. MOORE:
 You are hereby nS.insd shz; have expended enc hundred toiara i labor and Improvements upcs the Moore Claim HumbuE District, YsEHp<s County, Ari- order to hold ths said premises under the pro visions of Section 2324 Revised Statutes Of the bncd states and n sthin Biney days sfier thls nouee, by publication you fail refuse to contribute yOur pro portion expenditure your interests said claim VII become the property 0f rhe subscriber under said seetos 3,33s.
 Prescott, A. T. May 7th. iseo.-od
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
For Rent.

The undersigned has two buildings ou Mccormick Street, in good repair. which vii be rented at LOW RATES One of the buildings has rooms, and suit able for small family: The other is A large house with roons and ucely sr-1used for large family. Also elegant single sui able lady gentle m in the building occupied by me Marina Street. For particulars enquire of MRS. MELVIN,
 Marina Street. Prescott, May alth, Is-B.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Assessment Notice.
To A. ]. NOOfH

F . '
 You hereby notified that have experaed os . hundred ao1r- in labor and improvements, upon tss Thorn. Claim, Cro--cuf Lode HumbuS District. ssss- tsi County Arizona in order fo hold the said unasr the -ovf-ions of Section 24. Revised sAties of m. Tnef states; and if within ninety d-ys &it-r tni- no; e. by uabcAtson !oa fall or sfu-s 70 oo1 tribute your proportion of -ush e1penaitare, ss ouu.r you- interests in said claim Stl peco.ns tss urot-rty of the subscriber under said seton zaSs- F''f'' ~ ~ JAKE MARKS.
 Prescott A. T. May 7th. l5so.-sod.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

Prof N il. Sherman, of Prescott, Terri torisl School Superintendent, visited Hsr- shaw and Washington Camps last week, in the interest af the public schools. He re- ports a lively interest taken in educational matters in the Territory, and the advance ment mace very fs,iering. Mr. sherman is pioneer educator of Auzona. thor oughly competent one al that, sud makes an efficient Superintendent of Schools. Would it l,e wise to replace him with one whose principal recommendation Is that he IS strong pariisAui We agree with the Tucson Star that IS best to have as littIe politics as possible conpeete'l with the pub lie school system.--Arizona Bullion.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Assessment Notice.

To A. J MOORE:
 You hereby notified that have s1pensed one hundred dolars u labor auf improvements upon the Corning Claim. Crescent Lode Hum. ug District Yzva- pal County, ArzoBA n order to hold Inc sad premises under the provisions Oi section 251s I iscd Of the United States; and ~Iih:a ninety days after tE's notice, by pubcsi un, you fsf refuse con- tribute your proportion of such sxpeDdsurr e. owner your interest in saii ciaiul viii become the property of the subscribe, nader said SectioB ASA
 JAKE MARKS Prescost. A. T., May 7th. 1sso-aoi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
LEGAL
sherin. Sale.

rsrT4osy of asoaa sa aa4 fsr coazsy sf Ysy.g.s
 JAMES \. MccASDLEss-Fa.inus.
 sAML c. AILLEh Eaa r. VI. wILLIAgs-
 fsy virtas of an Execution tn tAs above eDtatssd c.ss i.sas eS the Distris Coert of iAs hlrs sn- diciAi pls;rass ien'eTy st An.eA.s ia .sa is, tAs A. D. isss. ty ~hsch an eosuH.Aad-a to male of tas psrsonal rrufsry ef tns kbose nrn.ea esfsS.n xrsA a wilhErz=s n sstfsrirnt te fosEEds n nol tAe1 s hs lro;&rfy of oue tkSa<zn9. six kan1rpi and eihsyns daiiAss eu3 -eF-ntyssSen and nfty .se ans hanrratAs aoArs eo~ss s1,d dsgar-esnes.ss so- Fang Aud sns persoal pFoIeTiy eetaneins 70 s-ld asfsnd ui sxsuups fsca sreeution have hsi-1 ePon and .sss.l z right ttie and sutore<t cf e&@ e. f-daas of Ia and to ths sot0<iax desTissa rrt<rsy. lznis sad ysuziss=. siiu~te, atns and bc1ns is ts
 iss- Al th~ rishf siIls and iaisr-ss Of Fred VI. wiGiEns. ezBsissias of atssd-a interest ef ens hslar-a and ninety fect of, In sad 70 t-s psrteassr mining cl itz En Inlnin4 als the ger iodes con ssstia of shi hundred tsst ia rzSh 1loas tAe less ls tsI h< Isaa e4ry- Soha L. Taylor. Saek aors s=d fnasass Stoaxt0sss he ietA dsy Sf y&1nsry. locanon oi said TSer ioas. I1ger Miasns psssr<s he sad olAa boiz psieatd io Joan fsia< sa eiAsrs
 ss sh t. r,xs ssle nrA interest of the said Yrss V. aslsnas. k14 so tbs orsgnAl CT acc very SomFSay In th. sfsrs~4hs issT NtHg iH-srso.. tse sad discovery iocAtsaa aala having nsn pessena to '. Sk=ckl--, A. \. psvzs and ethsrs Iron tAs
 sI Al ts rsght tlsis si interest os the said rrss ~ lAafs of aud Co tls oris1nal di-c0ysry is- ratloa eleiuI aa Ezsis Lode. sts.tsd in the Er-ashss N0untis. in tssazss Eisrct. Ia tfs satd C gniy cf YaxaFAi, tisa sad iGilnz can or iocsoca i issts t V. .. I5rus ssis 4za otAsfr t5 l~tssrs | Iat.I.t kIsxa as n9fzI Cerisns-iss Nc. 47-
 tth. AZ the right e. zai i;afaas et tie sAis free w. wilsarns ia tlle sesth rxtsn.ioE cf ths said War Esgie Iosss. thr sad ausioa having oss. pstrusaa tc add Ws isus aG4 utlers ty the United Stntrs.
 Nh AZ fhs right tiiis a interest Sf the s<id frss N Wiz-ts sf isi sna C. t- oFgiaA diseossry ls- c1lfoa ciAaz shs Gc,tsn lsi< or Ledge sfns1<s tf < sd belng inc Gusksy Cre~k Mining pisfirz, sad Coun O; NsSApa: the cad ioc-taa or claim having teen losatsd hg W. E- Compton.
 P,bac noticr is hHfeny given that on SATURDAY, JULY St-;. ts al iz oeloek, ,G. fuus or the cocrt Hcuse. the town cf Prescott tD sad CoaDts snd Territory. ~n seG Pahsic sstc 10 the hlsh-ss sse der ossh. al the Eizhf q is aorsst ef the ss11 defendant of ta Aad to the above &eses.bed prop~rty, and all thr rgh;. tse aud tEtrest u4tcs tr s<id ie- feudAai had ters1a sas sth day of Scsemher A. D. Is79, since saia dsss to szsisfy s>1d eaGiOa and al costa
 | Jos K. WALKER sakkfzx. By L. D. rT. JsEEs. DEFurr. Prescott, Jaly stA. Isso.