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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOtice of Application for Patent.
T.. s. LAND OFFICE,


 NOTICE is hereby given that NA- Ross, whose P. O. address is Pheuix. MAricop2 County, Arizona Territory h3s day ned his application for |. s. Patent for Fifteen Hundred tl50ol linear feet of the Savage Mine vein. bearing precious metals with SUI ground Four Hundred 40 feet in width, situate, lying and being in the HIssAy Ampa Mining District, Yayapai County, Arizona Territory, and known and designated by the Field Notes and official Plat ne in shis Ocs Lo No i2 in the Uusurveyed Lands of the United States. nt said lot No 42 being described as follows, tO-Wit: Variation "A de-. min. East.
 Begiuning at location monument. thence N 45 deg. 3u l. along ihe of the vein 750 q 10 monu- meut of st on North boundary lDe.
 Thence \. 46 deg. 90 mn. W. along boundary of clam 30g fee; to \. W. corner of claiE. where lnches. marked S. V. No. l. snd Is built mound oI stone 2i 2 ft high. Thence 43 deg. o min. along boun sry of ca 1900 fl 10 cor ol claim, where Is in the ground slate stone l41sXs inches marked =. No ,, and is built mound of rock 2. ft high. Thence 46 deg, S9 min along south bour dAry Of claim 4J fi 10 oi claim, where is set i Tn the gruUnd granite stone l61l6xlD inches msrAed on north side No III, and side is built mound of stone zii ft high.
 Thence 43 deg. % min. F. along boundary Of claim l51o feet F.. of claim where is set a in the ground slA rock l4Xl x6 inches, marked s- V No (. ar q is built round of stone .is 1t hgh.
 From this corner tbe L. S. Mineral Monument No 1, Hassa yAupa District established in ls1., bears N 49 deg 5i 1niI. l.. y).S5-ID) chains dis ant. Also Monument No 2 estsbnshihg l. cor oi 6enl kautz mining claim, Lot No 4l. hears l50 ft stant. Thence 46 ieg. g min. W. 100 fl to monument Of north boundary and place or beginning. Con- taining l3 .7I-luO a,res.
 This claim is recorded in the 0ce of the Recorder Of YaySpai County. A {. T. in Book 2. of mines, Page 57 Any and all persons c iInlng adversely any DOT ton of sad Savage Aue said mining ground here fnheore descIib- required 10 file their sdvrse claim Territory O Arizona during the sIty dAys period of publication hereof, they will be rred by virtue Of
 WILLIAM \: KELLY,
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
LassCing 6 Bear.

The following account of the lassOing Of a 4OOlb. cinnamon bear by two well known cit izens ofthis county has been sent us f"rpGbli- cation, knowing the parties and their hIgh- standing for truth and vsracity, we give it space in oar paper:
 Geo. Cornell and Gus Richardson were, short time since engaged in driving a band of cattle from Camp Wood, in Yava- pal County, 10 Mineral Park, Mohaye County, and when reaching the Muddy, q little north Of Anvil Rock, they discovered, e short distance ahead, crossing the road, large cinnamon bear. Gus suggested to his com panion that they amuse themselves with bis iordship, the bruin. No sooner suggested than adopted. The boys dropped their cattle ana prepared theIr riattas for sport. They made a charge upon bruin, who at first seemed a little independent and oblivious of their presence. Cornell soon had hitch around the neck of his bear ship when commenced tussle for mastery and liberty. Bruin caught the riatta in hIs teeth ana mauc an tuDT. ND stFCE AuG strands, when Gus took in the situation, and slipped the rope around the hind legs of the animal, siretcing hlm out as long as q fence-rail. The horses which these gentie- men were riding beiog we'll trained to the wUrx of vagueros, assisted in holding bruin safe and sure. Their riaitas were now doing good service. and the next question arising was how 10 get them off from the old fel- low, who was grooming in pain and rsge they having left their firearms at home. A thought struck Gus. He backed his horse up, fastened the riattato the pummel of the saddle, commanded him to stand firm while he dismOunted. and commenced a fusilade with rocks The head of the bear was pretty severely bruised, the blood run ming profusely from his nostris, when George recollected that he had pocket knife Quicker than thought he was upon the ground, and scientifically app ioached the struggling bear, fetched him ticker under the short ribs, which ended the struggle, with victory for two of the best vauueros in Arizona. Gus says the bear died game, giving a cross-eyed glance while Lrea' hing his last.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
WEDNESDAY,.

Musical Director is quite good. What an office.
 Major Fowler, Taymaster, has been quite sick for several days.
 The Silver Prince Mine is showing a fair quantity of very excellent ore.
 We hear that Hayward and Hobart are in Arizona, and will be in Prescott soon. The President of the United States re- ques;ed hun to keep out of local politics. Gen. Wilcox has gone to Msricopa, and will return, we hear, OF Friday. accom- p1nied by Captain Etgan-
 Mrs. T NJ Alexander is improving from injures received several days since by being thrown from wagon.
 He considered il greater honor to dine with Bishop simpson than ue would O hIve dined with the President of the Uuited States
 There Is expeatc,l ln Tucson monthly by the Railroad empl"les at work iu the ma chine shops. depnts. etc, from Sl0,000 to $iS,000. Not bad to take.
 One nF he bes, minin. properties Tn ihis or any other conn'y is the Goodwin, on Turkey Greek. spr, linens from which show great quantities of metal.
 It is about tune that our Republican friends were fixing uo things ami finding nui about hoy many members Of the neNt Legislature lavapn County 's entitled to Al the ia>;allAijs jsn of officers last evening or the l. Q. of Furresters. the following gentlemen were selected: C. A. Randall, C. R; Cbss B nm. Y. C. R: John Lloyd. r. S.i A. C. Barmisier, Treas; ;J. Se.l, Secy. George Banghar;. of Chino. was spinning lis . 40 team arDaud town to-day. Don't know whether he had a load of the tradi iiohal butter and cheese with him or no.. but presume he had.
 The Caroncr> Jury m the matter of Dan Deirrich, murdered at lis station on the Gala, after several days hard work taking evidence, etc. were unable to fad aLy clue as 10 who committed the awful crime.
 Valentine Brothers. who are well known in Arizona in conqecion with the dry wash ing machine process for separati-g gold
 
 learn, succeeded in securing about S60. 900 above expenses in two wears with their ma- chimes in Sonora.
 Geo. F. Johnson. who held a grudge against Waiter J. Hill and tried to get re- venge by bringing a suit in Justice Moves Court, charging lIlll ~Ith perjury. has been defeated in :his The Court decIied that DO perjury had been committed, however the county is out several dollars in exam ming into case that had no fouudauon.
 In our article yesterday on the railroad question we made mention of the fact that tie issuing of bonds would be made a po- li.iccl issue al the coming election. What rs ought 10 Lave said and ;he impres sic -e wished to convey, was this: That the 'euocrsts would make it an issue and fry s-1 shoulder the bill onto the RepubIi- cans, who have no more right 10 il than the Democrats.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
of Appl cation for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFIuR.

fhhsSo4i, A IT. JUL ASds A.ta NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NATHAS MEL ~ Hoss. whose F. O. address is PhrIlix, M4T1copa County, AriEona errttoTy, has this cay ned he sr-
 ie-t0n for |. .. stent Fiftsen AanAred (IS6o hne4r feet of the Mono Mining CL.la vein bearing precious netAls. with surface ground 6x&-g feet in width, situate, lying and being in fhe HassAyamEa Mining Disrist Coanty of YsvAIsi aad Territory of Arizona and known aud designsiee by te eld Notes and OftciA PAi of survey ne in this once Lot No a. in the UlsGrveyed Lands of the United states The sAl1 Lot N0 e being described follows to-xit Variation l4 defy 5 Hzin. E@st.
 BeginI ing al Location M1nRnasu thence \ Ss deg along the eourse o the vein SC feel s0 of meni on boundary of elasm- Thence s +s deg. Sl min. E4st along boundary of tais c.AH, ard the south boundary of the Pine Tree claim, latter . in the ground a granite sions, marked a- Nc. l. .6T inches. and i- built stone 2I n hish
 Thence s3s deg. alOns boundary of alsa Isoo fl to sE cor of clam where i- set . ia the ground granite stone I2I I2II2 inches, marsed N. Nc and l. built mound of stone 2is fl high
 Thence ss ceg. % min. W along boundary Of clAlEl 800 ft te sW of clAn. when, a in the ground granite st0ne i2rl2Il0 inches marked M No 5, and is buid mound of stone 2i fl high.
 Thence = Ss deg. along West boundary claim PAS feet, where ii interrects the boundary Of sayagr Mining claim, No A. where is set a In the sround sraiite stone lt1lo1iu inches msrkve Nj. No 1 and is buIli mound of stone 2ts fl nign.
 Thence e deg. go mia. | slong boundary line he tween SsyAge and Mono ei-is l2ss fee point wherr the boundary of cain ioersects boundary of S.,- age; i is therefore NV cor of claim. where s .st . iu the ground lorT hyry rock ls1ixIo Inces ma k A. No. s ald Is bal-i mound of stone q. it h eh
 From this corner s, Mineral Monument No l . Hssssyam Distrac;, established m ls.T bear. ,g deg. 9 T., sl se-1Oo chains distant aso rnonu- ment NJ {, establish. ing NE to Savage miniag claim, bears ~ deg 9 7S feet distant Thence , to deg. So nIiu Ai9ns boundary of claim isa ft to Mono on end Of claim ani piscs of beginning containing ls ssioo acres. This is rrooraed i the office ot the Recorder of Yxvzpai county A. T. in Book of Mines Page 3O9.
 Any aud all persons claiming adversely any DOT lon of said Aono Mine said mining grouni as hereiube fore described aired o .e their adverse claims with the Register of e U. & Laaa ofaoe PrescoS in the Territory of Arizona, during ,ixfy days period oi publication hereof, they w be barred by virtue Of the provisions of the Ssaiutes.
 wn- \. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
No.ice of Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
 I..-x

~
 Prescott. A. T., Jziy n iso- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT NATHANIEL ~ hoss, ~hcee P. c. address s Pneaix, Nsrasof4 eCaasy. AFIo11 Territory has tAss day fled his spy- O. ths Genez~l ksEfx miE- s~4a. bearing prec Iaet4ls. Ntz surface cuDd s1s hundred si fss1 rn width, stuAts t1g aud being a the HsssayszaF< Mn zona. and known and designated by the re q aOt<s and oezal plat, file ir this of os, Los Nh si, f gaspr~eyed lands. pGbc ts- 0f ths Unted si4ies the sad lot No q being described fo1oss- ts VII: Va r4Atien. ls eeg. nm EAs1-
 Beginning It LooztlJn sunuuent st NV corner Of shalt Th-uee s2 aeg VI 50 ssef to Haouums1f on cenrrc Cf boundary of claim. Theooe Ss ces. " Alsag eel boundary of claim. kEnerrd A8d afty tss1J feet " cofoer of claim vccre ct in ground slate stone i&xtoxe inches, fnxyked q No, and errcse1 mound of stone, zls feet high, from Nhioh oak. { i1. in diameter, be4rs deg. e feet distant rTps, l4 tn in diazneaer, oezr- ~ deg 6s feet distant fheace S3 Geg-, k along s boundary of eA U 60 fect To sE corner Of clam. where is set E in the groaBd slate stone isIieIs ArEed II No. 2. sna on side is built mound Of stone, g.. feet high TkeEes Ss deg r, along boundary of claim. lSo feet t0 NE sf el~iEn. where a the groGne granite stons isKleI inches, mArked C No. i and ls bah 1 una of one Fl feet h,gA-
 Frorn thi' corner ' ninsraI monuusent, No Has. ssyaznpa dz;, established in ls7T, be.rs A deg. E - sIiJo chains distant Thrnoe 5e deg along North boundary of claim ee feet 0 NV corner of calm Shere s ses in the ground sste .tons isaio 10 inches, marked 0 No. & and is buIii mound of stone 2t, feet his Thence ss deS W. along Nest bonaAry Of claEa 7sa feet of centre Sf Wss; boundary Ana place Of beginning. containing % 6loO acres The location Of Ih mine recorced ;he RecOrlsE's Ofee Of lAvApAi county, 4. T.. in Book 9 of Mines, p@gss Ice, Isl and i62-
 Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion of said General kGutz mine of sid mining ground lnbefore described, required 10 ns hs.r siVese clam ziIh the Register Of the U- n. Land Oftc- frrsoott in the Territory 0f AriEoDa during tAs eo sy virtue of the provisions of the statute.
 jy23-60a WILLIAM x. RALLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

George Berry, who has laid aside the pick ana drIli. shaken the saSdust from his rzIment married a wife and settled down on the dairy in Big Chino valley, has been spend ing day or two in town ID consultation With his employer. V. A Stephens, E-q, as ro the best methods oi COW culture. butter production, cheese out put, OK multiplication and beef supply.
 Mr. Shutter, who has had great expe- rieuce with placer working by dry washer process, having now six machines at work on the Colorado river, has been in town making a machine. which is now completed, and goes out 10 the Santa Maria, where he wil! set IL tO work Oo some rich claims winch he owns. He employs Indian Ia borers, claiming that they are the best, h. asmuch as they do not know how 10 rob the machine of the gold saved.
 The Sheriff received. this morning, from the Department of Justice, $lO0l25. for boarding L. $. prisoners. The amount for baardng prisoners had become quite large, owing to Congress failing to make the necessary appropriation for defrayIng such expenses at the session uf 1879, however the amount was forwarded as soon ss pos s.ble after the appropriation was made, and the money placed for disposal iH such cases-showing that our |. .. Marshal has done his duty in the premises.
 TAKE NoTIcE-The Supervisor of Census, L S Marshal C. F. Dake. is respectfully requested 10 examine into the abuse of oi- fee, or malfeasance, of oGe of his enumera- tors, Chas E McChntock, of Maricopa cOun ". We do not propose to close or eyes when our rights are infringed upon by enumerAtors who go beyond theIr sworn lIne of duty and deprive YavaDai of her pro- per apportIonmenr 10 the next legislature. The Supervisor is cited to Hon. W. J. UNeil, one of Yavapsi's best eDumerators, for the necessary evidence. We call for the law governing such cases being administered.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
TUESDAY.


 L. E. Jewell, formerly of Prescott. is blowing horn in some musical combination st San Francisco.
 The Board of Supervisors are busy exam ming the assessment roll equalizing prop erty.
 The Independent Order of Forresters hold meeting this evening at their hall. A full attendance Is requ.stei.
 Lowenthal the tailor has opened parlors one door north of Hall & Rhodes meat market. next door 10 Herzogs. Call and get your clothes repaired, cleaned and made ss good as new.
 The Tiptop Company recently shipprd 10 San Francisco $32 OU0 from rca oi fifteen days. This Is over 5000 per day. The Tiptop VI ship more bullion during tIe next twelve months than any miue in ArI- zsna. and don't you forget it
 Vil,azetsxes become due to- morrow, there fore we woi,d aayIse our taKp4yers Co have aa eye na Marshal Dod.on. Collector. If you see him coming you wiil know his business, and can slip around the corner and keep from puugiing.
 Theodore Otto, one of Preseott's first and best tonsnrial artists. is having fixed up, by the owner. Dr. T"mpkins, a cozy little shop where be will be pleased io meet hi. friends and old customers. His place Of bosiBess is just one door sonth of Jackso & Tampkins. aajoining ihe foffice of the Pres colt and Santa Fe Stage Co.
 H. L. Ore Y shipped ,fvScar-' sads of hsr- Icy last week. and Wili ship thirteen more this weeK IL goes to Arizona on his con tract with the Government IL will take ever 100 cars To ship lhe amount neces ,Ary tO fill the conrrart Nr. P. C. Drew has been to Los Angeles county 10 purchase barley.-SAn Bernard mo Index.
 The rain. which makes the hearts of our young and old glad, has come in time to make crops all over :hIs paradise of Ari- zona. Yesterday. Monday, it came down viih moderation. every drop soaking into the earth. and doing much good The sea son thus far has been identical with that of 1868. which is acknowledged by all 10 be the best on record
 Governor Fremont IS busy in the Ea.t working hard for the interests of ArIzona a, and it is pretty safe tr predict that he will be successful, for II is 4 well known fact that he works in all things with n will and determination thA; generally results success fully. It is certainly to be hoped that he vii! place, Advantagcously. several of our mining properties m the East and once more set the ball in motion at such a rate that nor esen the brillsncy and persuasive speech of 6 land or water shark can have strength to check its motion.
 "AN OLD-TTHER. "- The old citizens Will rememb Luke, a colored man Rho lived n Prescott in lS6i. '65, G6. Luke has ben away for good many years, but has come back 10 his first love He was, when young. c slave. belonging to NIT. Behan. of West port, Missouri. father of John and Price, and nursed both of these gents when they were young. Price tells us that he was psssionately fond of Luke when he was an urchin. often crying to accompany him, and that he felt like embracing hIm this mornlng upon their meeting after sepsra- ton of 70 years Woe he unto the person that says aught against the Behans in Luke's presence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
W. M. BCFFUM'S

New Goods, arrived this week, direct from the East.
 Tnurber's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight Mayu's Paragon Mackerel, in tins. Mayo's Snow Flake Goldfish, 5lb cans. Chicago Lard, very choice, in , and lCib cans.
 Rock and Rve-Rock Candy and Rye Whi>key.
 Another invoice of Wall and Wedge Tents Wagon Covers, all sizes and weights "IrOn Clad" Rubber Boots, long and short Every pair warranted.
 Large assortment Hand and Stand Lamps
 Also New Spring styles Calico and Gingham, Black Alpaca, 39cts to sl 60 Per yard; Corsets, HandkeI chiefs and Gloves. New Goods arriving every week from San Francisco and the Eastern Markets. Prescott, March zSd, ISS0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

The Star Novelty Troupe played st the Verde last night to crowded house. They give another entertainment this evenirg snd will return 10 Prescott on Sunday. They will probably play once more here on Mon day evening, upon which occasion full house will greet them.
 We notice the following delegates 10 ihe County Convention. which meets here tomorrow, in town to-day: Barney Martin, Antelope; \. C. Sheckles, Tiger; MT. An dersep, Tiptop; Mir. Butterck, Peck.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Tiger Mil and Mining Company.

This is the title of the new company, of which ex-Gov. Mccormick is President. The holders of stock in ths old Tiger Min ing Company were recently served with the following notice, viz;
 TIGER MILL AND MINING COMPANY.
 No. HIS BROADWAY, kooN s2,
 NEw YORK, June 29th, lss0 ! Str: Al meeting Of ths Board of Trustees Of the "Tig-r Mil and Mining Company" of New York, held this day. a this office, the President and Secretary hoTizP h issue certificates of the Capital Stock o the Company and excha the same, share for shsre for legally outstan ling certificates of the stock of the "TiEer Min!rg Company, of California, upon the surrender of the certificates, DULY ENDoKsED BY THE HOLDER THEREOF.
 You hereby requested to transmit your certificates undersigned for such exchange at this office, without delay. R. C. MCCORMICK, A. II. GERARD, Secretary. President We understand that as soon as the new stock. or two-thirds of it is issued. arrange meuts will be made to renew work at the Tiger mine. Meantime MT. C. B. Foster is in charge of the property.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
Prescott, July goth, Il

The Secretary of Arizona. John J. Gosper was, today, accused, by gentleman of this town, in high standing, of crooked ness in business matters. That's nothing; we will prove to ihe people ot Arizona something worse than crookedness. 4 pubic official, s1 far as Lis public acts are concerned, be- long to the public and shall be given. We have property, and if We libel the gen. tleman we are responsible.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23
REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS,
 YAVAPAI COUNTY.

Delegates to the Republican County Con- vention are hereby notified that the City Hall has been secured for their deliberations, aud that the Convention will be called to order on Saturday, July 24th, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
 AARON SHELBY, Secretary. Prescott, July goth, 1880.
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Card

4 Card
 To an yho are suffering from the sorrow and indIScretions of youth, nervous weak ness, cary iecay, loss of manhood, &c, l will senG ecipe that will cure you FREE OF CHAIN, :. This great remedy was dis covered bS a aiSsionarv in South America. Send a self-a. .res>et! envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, StGt.Oa r, Netc York City. ianl6eodly
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
CUMBERLAND GOLD AND SILVER MINING O.

Loc~tion of princiI a. Ilsce sf business San Fran ciscJ, C4AfUrnlA.
 Location of works. Martinez district, Ysyspa county Arizona ierrit.ry.
 NoTICE-There are dsInqusnt upon the follouiag described st0cK, O. account of No. Il lev led on the Eighth day of Juue ISrsi in. several amounts set opposite the of the respectly. sAArehVlie.s, as follows:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

Planting trees, taking of gardens whewsshing, cleaning cellars. SNrds, dwellings and chicken houses He digs graves and cellars; sinks wells and cleans q eu.; builds fiues, makes fences, lays down and sweeps carpets; grinds Axea. hatchets, knives and sc ss rs, Wheis saws and chops wood Speciality of tin roofs flower pots and hanging bask- cts.
 THE MAN OF ALL WORK orks by the day hy the hou- by contract. Pric and 10 suit the times.
 Don't make g mistake. My box is a green one and Glands the plAzs opposite Morgan the jeweler. All vrders will receive prompt at eaIion.
 J. sORG. Prescott, July I9, lssO-lm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

And in accordance with law, and order of the Board of Directors, made the eighth day of June, A. D. 1ss0 many shares each pa eel of such stOcE may be necessary will be sold pubic auction, al the office of the Company, No. BPS gomery stree. San Francisco, California, MON DAY, the NINTH t9thl day of AUGUST, Iss0, at the hour of 2o'elock p m. of said day, pay said de uquent sssess snt thereon. together with cosis of a yeIJl. ing and eX pens-s of the sale.
 ] H GRIFFITH < Secretary oFFIoE-No 32s Montgomery street, san Francisco, Cal. jy23d
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REPUBLICAN HEAEQ'RTERS'

THE PUBLIC. IRRESPECTIVE or PARTY. ARE | hereby uorlned that sS the hrfubne@a He%dqGAr- feFs oa No=ts @traSt. NlG De found cA1p9 ga journals frosu A parts of ts Uaitsd states Leading n.~sp2peTs of both poleel Tsztlrs t~ksa. The Cub room ls open day and evening. aud free 70 A1-
 AARON SHELBY, Secretary. Prescott A. T., July Is, l6s9.
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Sum mons.
Land Cfice at Prescott. Arizona,
 InlY. 1Q. 1SSn.

Land Cfice al Prescott. Arizona,
 July, 19, lSSO- To SAMUEL O. FREDEEIcxs, Greeting: You are her, by notified to appear st this office Saurlay, the Z5tn day of september, next. st Il o'clock a. I to show cause. if any, why your home stead entry No. D. for the sir of WI. and n of w l, section 9 Twp IT, North Range west, shall not b cancelled. for uon-compISuce wild the Homesteas Laws of the United States
 (6OdD WILLIAM \. KELLY, Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

Ladies. Misses and Children's fine shoes made to order and warranted to please the most fastidious. and at san Francisco prices at A. ]. Mason's next door 10 the Plank
 Wall paper 70 cts roll at Geo. :. Porters
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-23

Get your Boots and Sh .es at the only reg u.ar Boot and Shoe Store in Prescott, A. J. Mason's, next door 10 the Arizona Bank. Go to Geo. S. Porter S Co.'S, east side of Plaza, for furniture and everything needed for your homes. Harness, saddles etc. repaired short notice and reasonable terms, al the boot and shoe store of
 A. J. MASON, Prescott, May l9. I3oO
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The NIan-Of-Au-"O Ork
National, Te17itOyTaL and
 County JO6 NOD1iRee.
SIGN PAINTING.

pectfuly info the public of Prescott and YAva pai unty takes hand any kind of !obs such ast ( arriaue. Wagon and