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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-06-02

A Boston man has made q piano
from stone, and reports say its stone
is very sweet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-06-02
AsSearch Warrant.

.sTo $1,000 A EAR, or IS to so a
HIIII Idey in your own locality. No risk.
nIIIIwomen do as we'll as men. Many
III ItItIt make more than the amount stated
" ~ above. No one can fail TO make
money fast. ANY one can do the work. You ca1
make from Scots to - an hour by deyotlng your
evenings and spare time to the business 1t costs
nothing TO try the business. Nothing Ike II for
money making ever o.ered before. Business
pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader, II You
want 10 know all about the best paying business
besore the pablic. send us your name and We will
sendyou full particulars and private terms free
samples worth q also free; you can then make ny
up your mind for yourself
Address GEoRGE STINS0N SEQ,
June II Portland. Maine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-06-02
ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order issued out OF the Orphans
Court Of Somerset county Pa, and TO me directed,
1 will expose to sale by public auction On the
the premises in Paint township. on
Tuesday. June Sh, 1880.
at . o'clock p NJ. the following valuable real es
tate late the property of Peter Berkeybilc deceas
ed, viz:
No. l. tract Of land situated in Paint town.
ship, Somerset county Pa. Containing 80 acres
more or less, adjoining lands Of John r. Miller,
Peter OFT, Emanuel kummel. and the old home
stead of the deceased, Of which there about 50
acres cleared. There Is . good sugar camp on
said premises.
No2. tract Of situate in Paint township
Somerset county, Pa Containing le1 acres. more
OF less, OF which there about 100 acres cleared
20 acres in meadow. Adjoining lands OF Frederick
OFT, Simon Berkey, John Geisei, Emanuel Rum
mel and tract No l., having large two story
brick Dwelling Hourse, Bank Barn, and other
outballdings thereon erected, also a good Apple
Orchard thereon, the said farm being pleasantly
situated and convenient to church and school,
TERMS OF SALE
One-third cash, one-third in siy motnh one-third
in one year with interest. deferred payment TO be
secured by judgment on the premises, 10 per cent
ofhand money TO be paid as soon as property II
knocked down.
JACOB HOFFMAN,
Administrator of Peter Rerkeybile decd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-06-02
LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS.
WANTED

A iirst-class Lifc Insurance Company In New
LOCAL AGENTS., in unoccupied territory In
the State OF Pennsylvania. Address MANA
GER OF AGENCIES. II N 100. New
York Pest Onice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
MOHAvE COUNTY.

With the sure completion of the A. G r K. k. through Arizona on the 3Jth parallel route, we apprehend that the mining indus tries of Mohave co uDty will take rank with the very foremost in the United States.
 The county which is situated in the extreme northwestern portion of the Territory, con- siderably isolated from the main thorough fares over which our commerce is carried. has been neglected by the F. O. Department most shameiuly in time past and in many respects neglected, nevertheless she stands to oday in as happy an q t,itudc as could be desired, SD far as her mines arc concerned. Some half dozen New York Companies, with the sinews of war to back theIr enter prlscs, have taken hold of Mohaye mines with vIew of thorough development. With railroad traversing her valleys an outlet is opened and means provided for the easy and cheap introduction of reduc- works. The building of the 3Jth route IS now reality and grand success ot min ing and milling of the chloride ores of Mohave county a certainty. The old pio- neers of the county who have for almost two decades struggled to hold their min eral possessions certainly deserve credit and the victory they are so soon to realize There are no better or more worthy mo- neers to be found in any frontier country than those who so nobly stand by Mohave and her wonderfully mcritorious mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
From Mohave County

Superintendent Chapin, of the Mohavc Mining and Milling Company, with tn. principal office in Equitable Building, New York city, came in from Mineral Park yes. tcrday and left last evening for New York per stage to Santa Fe Mr. Chapin has started work on the companys difreren, properties and is highly pleased with the prospects so far. This gentleman will con suit with the Atchison, Topeka and San. ta Fe people Tn regard to matters of trsps. Pof'a'lon, as it is the intention of the com psny he represents to send out large reduc. ton works, mining implements, supplies. etc, over 'he New Mexico route.
 The Baden Baden, one of the mine. owned ny the Mohave Company, at a depth of 40 feet, is two feet wide, and the vein mat ter from wall to wall, which is of sulshu. ret character, assays on an average over $500 per ten in gold and silver.
 The Fairfield, also owned by New York company. and supcrintcnded by Captain lIarjy is looking well, and the tunnel K be- ing driven to competitor, and when in on the lead. will be nine hundred feet long. The Todd mine, of which Hon. X. F.. Davis IS owner, WIG hear spoken of in haiterinr terms. B5con X Spear are running the Pefk mill in the interest also of a New York company and making money New York. cts seem to like Mohave county.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Death of Mrs. C A Luke.

If is with s'rrow and regret WIG aro called upon to announce the death ot Mrs Luke. one of AriEona's best ladies and 9 member of the old pioneer class. Fot several years Mrs Luke has hccn troubled with a tumor, which finally became 20 troublesome and TubCaahlc that shc concluded to undergo a surgical operation st thc risk of losing her lIfe. On Sunday. tho 2Sih of March. thc operation WAS performed by skiilci sur gcon in san Francisco. and tb, paticu, sur Viyci ,ho same untl yesterday. the G,h of As:il, when she cloecd hor eyes on every thing in thjs irrrrstial sphere, and her suf- ferinEs were relieved Icy thc slcrp Of death There were but few wnmcn who had kinder or warmrr heart. and a'l vho knew hcr wi'l ho raincl ta hear of bcr demise To her bcrcarcv husband snl other relatives the sympathy uf ihis entire community viii co forth co this their hour 9f zaiucss Tor @ eers dear and good woman
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

100 pair of those elegant white anal Coi7 ored four point blankets, just opened at l.. Bashford X Co.
 Wall paper io cts. roll at Geo. S. Porter s
 Go to Geo. S. Porter S Co.'S. cast side of Plaza. for furniture and everything needed for your homes.
 Get your Boots and shoes at the only reg ular Boot and Shoe Store in Prescott. \. J Ma~on'S. next door to the Arizona Hank.
 X large stock of shelf and heavy hardware cooking, heating ana parIor stoves, all bought before the advance on these goods and will be sold cheaper than ever by l.. Blshford X Co.
 Holiday suits and large stock of mems clothing and furuishing goods just received at L. Bashtord N Co.
 100 cases boots and shoes direct from the manufacturers just received a5d for sale cheap by l.. Bashfofd X Co.
 3u0 cases lj0 . fire test Security coal oil just received at l.. Bashford 8 Co.
 Save money by buying from L. Bashiord & Co.
 F. Stahl has returned and wIl pc pleased to receive orders for all kinds of assaying Charges liberal and correct tests guaranteed.
 Ladies. Misses and Childreu's fine shoes made to order andwarr5uied to please the most fastidinu~ and at San Francisco prices ai X. J. Mason's, next door io the Bank
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
FALSE CHARGES

The telegraph today brings inc substance of Delegate Campbell's charges against Judge Silent. which were received here, in full, some weeks since. anu which have been fully refuted by aiiidayiis. and otherwise. by members of the late Legislature. by leading citizens. and, in short. by almost the entire population. without regard to party predeictions or affiliations.
 If there ever was question upon which this community was almost unit, it s the one raised by the man whom the peo- pie have sent to Washington to mis-repre- sent them.
 The threat 10 resort to an attempt to i'm peach, in case of failure 10 make the char ges stick before the Department of Justice. IS just what Judge Silent and the people here would like to see; and what Delegate Campbell and his non citizen advisers should most avoid if they would keep their own skirts clear.
 A far investigation will place Judge Si- lent in better and more honorable position before the people of the Territory than the one he already occupies, if that be possible. while his accusers will have to hide their heads in shame, if, indeed they have any shame. The brszen otfrontery of some of them, however, in the reckless utterancs' of false charges against their betters, is enough to engender skepticism on the latter propo- sition.
 Our time and space arc too much occu- pied to-day to say all we wish to about these false charges; We shall return to the subject in a future issue. The whole people arc indignant, not so much with their Dele gate as with his meddlesome advisers. who are using him to further their mischievous designs.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
TUESDAY


 The Contention mine, Pima county. ha' shipped in fifteen days run of mill 7l.ooo
 Hons. Clark Churchill and II. \. Bgelov departed this morning for the Peck Co be sLsezt three or four days and m-y take m tie Bradshaw cn the irlp.
 Tree planting on our public plaza has been going on for the past two OS three days and should they thrive 1t wilt Oe but a yer ' few years until the plaza will be surround ed by nice shade.
 There is to l,c 4 meeting on Friday even inr of this week at the store of Mir. Oliver Fort Whippla. for the purpose of perma- ncntly organizing base ball club, aud senline out a challenge to the boys at phenK.
 Hon. II. J. Nckusic. Superintendent oi Mail Service sth Division, California and Arizona. k m the Territory. He has or tlered daily mail service between Tucson and T,.mb.ioue. We would like to sec Mir MeCu-ic in this section hXiug up mail mat ter, for \ 1ache county.
 Elsewhere VIC have un article on the mur der of Galloway absve Ehrenborg, and the wsuuu.ng of Porter aud West. As we ore slictcd the trouble aruse about the spprupri Ation of their farming lands by an eastern company-ht least, 1t Is SD stated hy the Yuma Sentinel.
 A. Mr. Chopper. of St. Louis. is canvas slng Prescott; for a wholesale liquor house of lbat city. and. we understand, making some sales to our merchants. A the X. X !. k. R. approaches Us more and more
 
 tire commefCe wi,i be turned in that di- TcCtiou.
 Messrs. Head gBi Richaris returned yes. tcfday from the Centennial mining district. whlch Is, as yet, new, nndcvelopei and in its primitive state. consequently, they Ccuid not form much of an opinion as tn Its future outcome. Considerable prospecting and de- reiopmcnt ot claims has commenced, and It may hc that very Tich mining camp NIli be the result following present develop mchts.
 The Western Union Telegraph office w-ich was opened In Tucson ou the 29d of March. has been doing lively husincss Up tn ,no .ld ms. < o00 had been taken ID Rui business was on tae increase. We want the Western Un,un linc extended io Pres sbttf 70 kif'a 'itAf tetH'aleAiNA ttfif "isft Attf graphing made reliable and more rapid than inc stage coach, winch very often beats ihc Military line.
 COFFEE PrEE.-Fnr years past virgin copper has ben found in Copper Basin, l2 mites south. h.Ncst or Prescott, m nuggets as gold Is fuInd in placcrs, but no ledge seemed io exist. This, however. is not The oRse, as NIT. huiphy, partner in mining with B. II. Smith, has discovered the ledge. mammoth in size. which has produced all the placer copper found so pfotuscly scat ,crc'l ovcr ihe earth. far SD many years. by sn many prospcciors. The ledge i- said Ia "a be welt d,iiaed and tul of virgin copper. The name of ihs ucw iad Is the Fall River
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
w, NJ. BJFFTN'S

New Goods, arrived this week. direct from the Fast
 Thurher's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight Mayo's Paragon Mackerel, in tins. Mayo's snow Flake Goldfish, 5lb cans. Chicago Lard, very choice, in and l0ll cans.
 Rock and Rye-Rock Candy and Rye Whiskcy.
 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
 -AI~o-- New Spring styles Calico and Gingham, Black Alpaca, 30cts 10 Sl 00 per yard Corscts. HandkeIc chiefs and Gloves. New Goods arriving every week from San Francisco and the Eastern Markets. Prescott, March 23d, lSsO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
WFpSE~iiAg

The telegraph brins' nothing startling today.
 Arrivals this morning per Gilmcr. Sails bury d Cn. were Miss Lulu Carleton anc Jennie Elias.
 Departures last evening were Geo. Pid ham, Stage Agent, anl Jilson, ". r. X Co.i rr--~engrr.
 
 The Tucson Daily Hc,pr,l comes to II chock full of news. IL ls the best papc south of Prescott.
 Professor Raymond wrote ;p his paper the Mining & Engineering Journal, quite aa interesting letter from Prescott
 We lcarn that Mrs. D,wd nse Harris, oi Walnut Cr.ok. h,sl one uf her children, a little son clght years old. last week.
 There viii sooa take place at Whipplc important chanses m Ihr medical depart mcnt. Orders aF, now on ihc way from Washington for csr'uu transfer @. NJ. D's
 We hear tha. thc Verde Rigcr is up sd that iording the same Ia nut of the qucs- ton. The mail IS carried acres inc stream ia a boat al Ilull'S store.
 Dr. Ainswogih rcturucd yesterday from a visit 10 brother officers and his many friends at Camp Verde. Col Price gave the Doc :or party. which We hear was a splendid affair,
 ANOTHER LrrIE DICKSON We hear thaf there appeared tu the Dickson family. RI Skull NaiiCy, April Gth, a. m, young Miss Dickson. an entire stranger, nutwith- standing she is sister io Joe, Maggie. O.lIe, FlarvucC aud Van.
 X letter from Mr. Jackson of Walnut Grove. tn Mrs. q. Allen of Prescott. state, that Mts Lamhor,son WIS hurict con that day. We appIchrnd that ilirrc mus hc @ mistake somewhere, 1S II was evidently NIT I.aml"5ts'a Whr was hurici. as ho had hccu iu po,r health for s"mc tilu-
 PATiNTs Tn Nl"i1> -Surcfyisor T. N R dnnhur. hs, received. from Washington patrut~ ta tho 'l.nnc Juniper" mine. Peck nstrci. and second north cNicnsoa ut thc Gray ES..c, tws of thc uao.f valuable prop ertics i:i ihS county. The document. are real "ctuli... bcu;ng the sicra'urr ut Tn, ENcciicuryt Ra'hvr!orl F. Ilay,s, President of the tniICd Staics.
 CsIE tr nN,E A sitHuC,r has lcit at ilr MINEW pFF;tE aTarki.h Morocco r \. vhtrh was picked up al Nn id,uH; G F.. containing five familiar picfurc- and Q . cent stamp. Thc nwncr VI ilI please call. describe property anl fac ciryums'ancos nn,irr which it was l..st. pay f,r ,hl. n"jir-. Si je as hush money, and take the property away.
 Mics Shcrman wl.hcS us io r'e'c ii1t lu- asmuoh ui size igas iscon thc recipient ot ihc many veil wishes Hni kipJncssrs of 'ie whole community huriug her more than !hTrc i'srs stay as teacher. she Wi-b.- tn r,c,.irc 7H bcr friend. 4i her hnuso h,tNr,n t,c hrurs of sHj fl o'clock r. m. Thuts. dsy. ApriI ~. ls~o. Wed,,in. %; tlc Church att, "Ci"ck.
 A mouruiul a funeral ps # has hccn oui ',t tjsItDcs~ HEs one iIum thC Ca'huiic thurCh yesterday. jhc piain coffin containing th, Ump-c VsS 3.,'nc ou the shoulders ui two l' arets aH'l aps accompanied ,a thr grave by on'y "ac mc1fr,r. 1ut the poor i.l- Ion 's lasi si,"p vill pfuhably bc as ro7ccial as i( esnvcvrl 'n Fia eternal rrsi witb 1ii thc p7ceanfry wifh which ih- earth can honur hCT dead sons Record.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Death of W F. Smith :

Not unexpectedly the telegraph brought ." W ( Basntori, this morning. the sal iuielIigenc" ot tho death of ". F.. smith. brother in law tn Mir Bashford, which took place In Oakland. California. yesterday sf- t'rnaon. ApTil 9th, of plcurisy oi tho lungs. lhe deceased has been afflicted for several m"nt.~ with symptoms of pneumonia. Nhicb hnally revealed itself as pleurisv of thc l"it lung. MT Smith was an English man hy hirtn, about 3e years of age. a man ui good address. and more than ordinary intelligence. He leave. wife and two children. boy Hud girl. to mourn his de pn'urc for that homo heyond tho skies. Esgfit-arf ia rrcr.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

In the matter of the bridge near the Bank ofArizona-Considcred and laid over until Tuesday. to day, April 9th.
 Tie Village Treasurer handed in his re- port. showing a balance on hand April 9th, of $3,OI9,G1.
 The ordinance m relation ts dog tax was so amended as to read in Section 1, as fol- lows: Three dollars instead of $j, for male dogs. and S5 instead of $7.j0, for female dogs.
 Council then adjourned until Tuesday evening, April G.
 It may be all right to plant poles round the Plaza without roots. If they grow and thrive ii will be just as we'll as if they had been raised on the spot from the seed, hut our guess Is that a majority will never burst into leaf. A constant stream of water might force roots to grow, but if they are left to depend on water, carried in buckets, 1t will make dsy looking forest iu the fall.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
GENERAL SUMMARY

To balance. .....-.... .....--.. sa lss 9a.
 Cash on hand was handed to the Board. counted, found correct, and returned to the Treasurer, taking his receipt therefor, and his report was accepted.
 The following sils were allowed and warrants ordered drawn: NJ Mastersou, salary, S2S0; ] R Walker, fees etc, s794 %; Geo D keEdall, EN Physician, $3j X J Me Phee, ! F fees. 8; F NJ Fisher, Coroner. Sl9 05; P E Brauuen, lndigent Sick, $930 Frank Murray, Constable fees. S2 20; II w Fleury, Justice fees. S95 1O;A O Moves, Jus tice fees, l1 90 C Cate, Justice fees, 29 45 {; John Alloy, hauling, s75; Frederick X Hill, work on Court House. etc. l3; Echoff & Rieokcr, maps, 16; $ c Marcou, burial of Sykes. 37 l. Bishford & Co, tools, s 90; l. Bashford X Co, sund and jurors cert So 9; l. ] Austin, Coroner and Court fees, l5 75 :; T Morgan, care of clock. 60; Kelly ,S stephens, stationery, log 9; GId. Tucker. printing and advertising, 72 10; c W Beach printing and advertising, 2l; ] A Guild X Co, board prisoners 4G9 2j; II S Crocker X Co, Assessor s books, 24; Randall IS Cline. tools for road, 10; Randall S Cline. account Gilron' lHj; W Wilber. Court fees. 24 %; {; Theo Maxwell, ! P fees. Q 30; Jurors certif- Ioates t0 the amount of 69.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
NACANT PLACES

In the dental ranks will never occur if you are particular with your teeth and cleanse them every day with that famous tooth wash SoIODONT. From youth to old age it keeps the enamel spotlesS and uTimpaired. Tho teeth of persons who use SOXODONT have a pearl-like whiteness. and tho gums roseate hue, while tue breath is purified, and ren- dorcd sweet and fragrant. IL is composed of rare antisep;ic herbs and is entirely free from the objectionable and injurious in gredients of Tooth Tastes, ,Sc- mo
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
A Card

To all who are suffering from the sorrow and ndiscretions of youth, nervous weak ness, early decay, loss of manhood, ,Sc. will send a recipe that will euro you FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy was dis covered bv missionary in South America Send lf-aidres>e6 envelope to the REV, JosEru r LYMAN. Nat,oa D. Ne'c l0Tk Citg.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

In referring to the starting ofa daily by the Record the PheBix Herald l. moved to remark in attempted facetiousness "Let the vigilance committee organize and prepare for action. ss if their services will be needed if this continues" Possibly this IS good advice, hut people who can stand the narscating imbccilitios of Gosper's nose mo, not nosei wipe are net liable to be moved to any deeds of violence Record.
 NEW OfIICtAL MAP OF ARIzoNA.-We see by the San Francisco News Letter that Messrs. A l.. Bancroft < Co., owing to the steady growth of ArizoBs's commerce and industry. together with the increased de- velopment or her mines. have compiled a new map. with the sanction f the Terri terial Government. The firm cf Bancroft X Co. generally send sample copies of all their maps and works to the printers, there fore when we get specimen of the work we will let our readers kuo more about it
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Notice of Asscssnent.

To A. \. McLAIs and other osuers:
 You hereby Euife1 that we have eHPendsd for the yesrs 1878 al 1879. hundred dollars for each year. in labor snd Improvements upon the "BUei, T sometimes called the ap Bue mining clSn. situa te In Waliapsi Mining Distrfc'. M0haye County, Arizona Territory, in order Co hold said claim under the pro visions uf Section 13}4. Revised Statutes Of the Unei Sstes, and if within ninety days after the due pubh this notice according the requirements of said statute in the AHIzOEA MISEn newspaper pub hshed nearsTt said caim,l you fail refuse to con- tribute your proportion of such expenditure ss CO., owner your iuterss in said claim will become the prop erty of the undersigned under sali Section 1924
 THoS. NfLLiiAN.
 ED SMIIH.
 JAS. MILIIGAN. MINERAL PAnE. Auri 9th. is7a
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
MEETING OF THE VILLAGE COUNCIL,

The Village Council met last evening. Present-Daly, Haskell and W. N. Kelly, Mayor. The Committee on Claims handed in their reports, which were accepted and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
A RARE CHANGE.

C. Gerard being about to depart for France next month. offers for sale his establish ment and his stock of liguorS. X tirst-rato hance Co get into good paving business.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
DIED

NnpNEl-ny fslling a eI'a Cataract Cr-et NavsVsi County \. T.. Apru lsi, issn. Daniel "a |. soou@y. nz;ire of Ireland, ss-i 5s yVer~.
 Tn San Frspcsco. Arrl eih fss. nf malignant 'r n'f. Nr,. C. A. Luke, usti'e of Germany. slei 70 year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
TUESDAY, March C.

TUESDAY, March c. Present-Full Boa.d, and Lloyd, Clerk. County Treasurer E. J. Cook presented his statement for the quarter ending March 3ls', 1SS0 showing the following
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

Tsiy has no effect on 'ho weather. II may lain within an hour after a man has sad it Is fine day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice For Publication.

LAND OFFICE pHEscor1. April 6, Iss,e. Notice is hsreggy given inst fhs following named settler has lied notice of his Intention to nabe final proof n support of his clsra. snh secure hDai entry thereof tha i4h day Of May. l9 at the IT. s. Land Ofce at Prescott A. IT.. viz; WILLIAM MINDS, for the r 2, Gf " 2, snd s "a of E is See. 12, Tup. is NH9E. and I,at No. ? of Wa Sec ., Twp Is. \ R { East. md the following his Eitnesss-. vs sanuel Loy, David Strahas, IaInss Barney and James Toy sl of Verde Settlement, IsYspai Uounty Arizona TerTitorT.
 wM \. KELLY, REGISTER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. '. AFTERNOON SESSION.

MAncH J--The Probate Judge acting a member of the Beard, the following bills were allowed:
 ' Fisher salary. Sup. .-...... ..-...... s1O0 @ Jerry sullivan co " ..----.-........ iT1 SC ' hodenhurg, co .-.-..-.----...... 70 00
 The Prouate Judge being present, the following accounts were allowed and war rants ordered drawn:
 L Tishsr. sundrie. ..-...........-....-.... @ % koisnburs. paid for wood .........-.... T sT Hsrgravs, salary and fee. ......-...- i29 70 John Lloyd seryIess clerk ..... l3s % W Nll ism Nhksrson, feef, etc c---..--..-... Isl n0 Long salary .---..... 2T7 co Mln MHnds, labor on rosd, District No. il Rl T5 h walker, transportation Of prisOnerer. to
 Yuma, per contract ----........ TD % K walker, for strsstng Warren and mileage s4 %
 Adjourned until Tuesday, April 9th, 10 a. Tn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

MassrS. Blwen X Knowles are in town from Braishaw Basin.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
C. R. NAHTINDETI.

AGENT FOR PRESCOTT AND vJCINfrr. ofice with southern Pacific and Prescott Peek and Tiger stage oiIicu~, Prescott, A T. Prescott. March 4 tssl.