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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

Hon. C. C. Ban re.grn~' la-t evening 1,sa h'- copper miuIuE rrHIoEry.
 THAsa-- We a7e reqo4.te3 j.y the family or-I- ate Calvin JacI,-.fn. t.G fHsf ~ith W. 2 7 -=,srbsn-. E-4 viiA naam l-,eafea vas lt..ts.e- i1 .i.t-ia.s>. to tAr-,-s gheir g-a'i- ..fs i-1-lI who extended kindness to .hem e8i e.e,ss,c,l during ais long and psiu- fs. ii.-r-s. a. oe.i as tae very .sr.e uum.fer of .a.r.. eaa neniie-'td lOt.r syu .4lh,es ly attending lhe tgrsrai.
 sa-8 L.eurc-su- H.a,k-cm. 5.a Csv a.fs. f-. af a.s ,Nu i,g st. relieved fram g#aul oi af Comp rr C. ial-aH -.oufs. s1u Tlrst Licu'eraut Stanton a-- -ae'i t' command. e neral Wi.c-X c1mp men cd Lieu. n.at B.ecA-2m fo- zsai a.d eti.c.e->y, oa f;s retirement itom mmaad.
 Toe F. z1 wells are @r-fsra-sing Gaeiy- I.ac< ea1l U,-Hs eGa rtlaing a1y and n zbt ,.il. o1 ia Hse iH g. \ D. aaa x W calners. 4ad Pscs. l' a pta os iasty feet. hrs quite sa.lms Ci water. but prefers in draw it aat i3 tne msTHisg rather than lo paj81 a1 extra 'a-ce. They arc aH biliy approaching cnmp.s,ia1.
 
 ga ...I ram.mJe- taa; Democrat, alwav- put tlems s.ye- "a condition Co vote. The Br- -iruag ni.isc-s are aE DgmoCrs's and cannot he expected to urgr Te-is Patton oa Ke5G!5'i,grs. therefore see io is yaur-c.ycs Ta- tim. i> >lnsi if yau voIiI .e ca ;A, puaad G.ca4 R 4ist,r. Don't lo-ss. it,
 Dee moro Ha.saysmi v-s laid away ia B last resting I.tcc to-d y. a man wbo has Goue much C-ci CT thc growth oi ,be couatry. and O. saIJ 4iug the ''ici- when tar ri,urtairs and valleys were IHi.s'cd hy ~paor" To- The b.eu'y spots Ie,.Gsnr.-. e.c. arc ihc hardivork ,f tgr n'I iim.fs Prescott. fhe only Paradise inthc Territory. owes It, prosperity to 'he odd Ha--syamt pF. ami has Ia,. uuc uf i's best ii,8i, ia ,ae Iea;h of Cllyia Jack, n.
 < GooD FuiNF-A. O. Nryss. Err4h- iican candidate inr Probate JUa.e. u tde So good paia; in hi, -rccCh saturday evrn.n-. nhel hc sad tha oaiv objections lc Es3 basrd to tha EepuhiC9l C Lufy 1G,ss' were ilat Porter. candidate f.r NArrltI vas aayer seen oa tHe ,trc-t-. I8t t.a ohl .gtiug Co Noyc+ Wgs iaa; Aa wa, aIW1y, Du tas -trrrt~. The ra,' f.t This, said Zoe >peskeI ale Fart,i'~ busiae>- rcIu.u- A., attention ai home. wtiIe Moves ra- np bC,1ncs- lo keep hin as home Noa. Probate JUi-e. aIj G- tHj, i. wo.id .f cpa.Trusstiln- aud nalenCer ihe remedy ViN he sprtel. Porter viIl He seen "'- 'cser o8 il- >trsyis aai Eprts Tll say mosc a' hoao.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
Death Of Gavin Jzezeen

The subject of th. sketch. Hho died at hj. residence ou .sar;a Graaiio Street. early th.s mHuiog. was one or the earliest Whj'e settlers in Arizona. having raus hsie in t1e employ cC tLe Bulfufe'd gfHaad Nssee Company 70 ls51.
 Gavin Jtessen oes bora ia SchHy.cr Ceaa'v. Ihua.-. beteesn ffv f,s and lty -ix wears ego. came ;o California in 1sg9 oi 50. snd returned 'p l.Iiaa.s in le5l of 52. Wa. married ia Cass County, in tl.a' s,alc. ia ls5a. and returned to Cali ia.aiz. selt.iuZ u rsja.8ma. aa.rs lc rc sided many years n ls5. be made 8 tip Co Seatiern Arizona, and sharly arcr his Ielura co Te,s-uua his wife 0lei. af CT vaich le again came t1 Ariz1as ia 1859, -u com 1suy with Col Wooj-ry. settiing in Tucson. where le remained until 1863. shen Le came and engaged iu mining au-.nc.s oa Lyax Creek In lGs4 and '65 H- c8uird ihe mail on har-Na,a from hcTc io NarIcopa for C. D T.a'on. contractor, al a t.me when the coga'ry was infested hy Indians. IB lSjJ acd 'C6 hc a,tCu as guide and scout for Captain Ledse', of 'he CaH- tarnit Volunteers, ia 8 campaign against lbe Indians iu Eastern Ar.zaaa and western New Mexico, ia which they suffered iu- tca~.'y y from ,hc severity ,f tbc winter and want of feod, heirg compelled, for a ,ima, tl su5,i,t uraa mu.e fs-h.
 Since his return from lha' expedition he has lived continuously in Prescott, engaged iu business with V. J Tompdius, and ahcn there Was water working Ms claims an Lynx Cfoet Daring ,he last year or Gao he h.S been ia dsc,'uu- health, sad als death, though not unexpected, i- a severe b.ov [, h.s family, aul regretted Ay rht earlier settlers. as well as ait aho en- ;ayel h.- acquaintance. Ic leaves fami.y. .a,Uiiag daughter, Ms Fau,'i.a, sg.d a1aa; sixteen years, Uho ha, been ms con- ,apt attendant and Eur-e during hi, -.,lse.s.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
N4IN- EAA

Fred c. 3r.,4t. a1.r.star c.! supplying the la,i,i,I~ isf fla NHaer. ls- completed them, aad they are r-4.y iHr service.
 Five CT siA e.-,i '...aer, caa find employ meat al ~-.A. C.l,. N.atya C"uais, by applying ." N-. Ut,,ssl. SI ,sEu;ruIcul Peabody Man Go -t t..a' place.
 John kirss..u h..r-,t iI from .ie ,l- cini'y of r.. auiam,' Mountain .uc. which eaps.. ...r4nuaC- ri4-. e. t..r fti- famri Aie-as..- ..a.i- unus- ter -r.t !. assay, tl-h a ....r re#..- 4gl.I..,-, ult has not been sT.ci ..s 5e.a .-.. -..ter-
 AmIa b, ;ae Hsne .l J.a Gtyst,y. a lo som, ten da., -arr >'o.r tHs.c ur taaI nu.eS aui horses. >...HE aa. -IaliH- tlr sam, W.S lat -.el -aH, t.lail- pae.iN. rIdiug fI5J hogs. w1..s, tt l- aa...-to d. he has s.a-- s5ii !Yr %i,.
 " N. 2 i.IIm retlrae. 2, ;aRl yc,.vT day irnC ki- uiae at Crook Casyor, auu reports .t 4s.,..as Gf 64a- "..4 t..s Crock Ctatol m.a-- La5 i.i.- ... .i.u1-a '~ Creek In pp-rsji.a Ue will surely algt 8 boom, ani it ,.as.t ,'T.oe a- aaE lu' .oa.
 Mr. B. r E---s rs.ua t.. mor.ing from a f'Gr t.ss -p.ct.H- trip. having found, wg rnieI-.a.j, .glIs i haua.zt. h. leaves g. la 'rs'". i.r Aatr.ap-. N",re h. goes to lop> al -aar m.n.ug property h.- longing to Ca'. roa-.>, aud u.', gc..a,s. tAhc cba. "c.
 TS Tow> To rtv-!L Y. Ciach a-d Jce>c E...-. f,nm il.atr rs.,is3- in Wiiiiam- som Natas; : N. Moe .J t.p.- ki a- land: Sp.l.l, rle veg .;a5.c a4l figIt alsr. of LynA Cre.h; JaA- N .cg, Ih" bsJrher boy, o' Al Greek. Joe lj4.l .f NIni Na! ley. Wcstou, N.rie. B. C. Bsjl. Wa'camau a, the S-aafar ui.l. Hoa. W. A Rrac. "f Tio Top; Hr... m.l ilom below Nickcn- burg, wltu peaches n-ctaIire> and grape. for Bones t> S.c.c.f.
 The N...a-e Cuaa,i. ata special session last a!-bt. instructed the Re rder 70 o.dcr ihree Iumr>. frr lI- new ncls con tbc plaza. "i ta- y.e known g. lh- Pacific Railroad Dnah.r Acting Force Pump This Is Ihe sane -'yi" o' Ump 30, ;ae new one on thc F.a.f. ,u.y G.fi.uug in size: tine new ous- ;o hr G.e-iHca cylinder. eight inch stroke, iNo aai one La,f in,h pIpr They a.s' au'ao:Izct jhe ordering of six hundred feel rf four pig nose. two and a half inch, with necessary coup.ir@s. e,c.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
Funeral Of the late Calvin Jac.5on.

Ihr fl-er,i of Calvin Jackson, Co day. WIS largely attended, ay citizens ot the ;aAp and >Irrluli.n; roUa'rv. some thirty carnage, were in tl. procession, f.i .,acI by snam5.r of ,he old pioneer prae- pes,aa- Indian .eaags a7i early settler, I.4d.ay ,h.ir horses, among Na'm vr ao- ,.ced Ca,. pui Nore,aal. A S.i5e, John R e-. \. T. Wisdom laI aunbsrol others
 Tae services were coal1e'et hy R.v. Dr. Wu4e7, uG Stl F,auci-,o, ja a so.ema and impressive manner. Nany oi tha a,scn |. age ar 'hc grave, who bal known tac de cease. for a long term ot yesrs were deeply affected his immediate fr.4,ioas ia p.rticu- lar. in ailm all eAtoaj siaccle symqa- iuy and COZ doicncc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

To Er:-,,ThLisa have been re- ques,cd to ca,! the attention ot our cit.zsHs wursc religion, cendeucic. are towards tae l. i-copL Church.. e the fact that thc Tri- eauial Convention e.. that Church Myc.s in New York in October, ani iJ ], but natural tapt those of that faith, interested il d.. Territory. should want representation f.: m Ar.z1aa. Ali ,i3.t Is necessary to be done is for a number of the friends Of the Epi>co- pal Church iu each town to convene. elect Chairman and Secretary, and then eject a delegate 10 represent mat particular section pf Ar.zona in the Convention
 I. i, dc-irahc that ihe Convention do srm,thiac for lhc Episcopal C. urch in All 4o.a. and unless inc matter is attended tc DOW. in time to have d delegation ia the Oc;o3cr Convention, ii vii. have to wat oTc- three years more before anything can je u, Aa Episcopalian gentleman, largely interested iI business iH Arizona, i- wiling ;o unie,..ke the duty cf ac;,. as q .e-..e, provided l.o can get ,ho nc,ess4Iy cred-a.;s,, ;n time Will iha fi,nd, 0. that Church attend to it a5 once. aud the delegate will see to it taat they are heard in the Couveu ion.
 Don't lei tac time go Ly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

Jim Baker i.lJ fa-hrme on Upper Verde, today. H. hl> Wa.ri with 'hc rbcumt- ti-m until hi4liy hs see as to nave w1ra il out.
 EEEoR In cur rluc'e au oroom'> Creek on first ps-r. speaking of the >h.i'- Cn the Golden Cha,.o-, it should Ioai each "4o and l5 fee, iu>i.ad ,f ii aud l5 feet
 Bili's fait w.- B., ,aa,-l win empty boxes from B-n,, s S.ca,eE~, icit Tor ,he orchard he.os Ni-hea-4r-. t'-Gay. for another ca-yn.
 Gov. Powers. Gen. W. Bsaers and E. T Eig.> have .uac oUt to-day 70 ttke iuok at recent developments ot the Lone Star group ol mlGes oH Groom, Csc-N.
 The follower. of Ann La-. .saaie',) might gather number oi u-e.p..s aiun- the Verde aad iH ,a.lo Valley. ihc f,y,T harsc-'
 Qi!te B party O. mea e-, ol the eve of staIiiEg from Prescott tsl ti.e line "i the x. F. ia tLn v.,.aify ~i B.l Villains Mountain. wi'l a s.eA ui .s,.,t.tc >ruc of fle iiIe '-macr l.ad,. unaceuP.ci. !a that Iesior.
 Mc->-~. lIa5rs.I. ' .rmal K s..aai ..,j M-t.'lt ie.i ys,.e.ltg. l,g S:-aa'. ia thrIi "Nn conyeymre, ahvl. iA adiItiaa to th 'inse.yt-, c 'a...1.. - tt. i1si a. .ics- nA,S sgcl a> tl. ~ r.a, max .- sport ui.
 DT. NsPUer- o. o: ,.a ara,v. .- ir.,.- r- re'! from fr-s Ap...s. ;a f..; Lun.a. D.. Bnrke. iate.y .rIiv,i .a ;.e D.ia-,uenr, Goes to F1r; Greui. D. Go r. Ga1 I....- low, Con'T1ct >Grce.a. i.S. g.; li, o@a :e- Pue>', had h'- g,u'r-,, aaH...sj.
 Hon. C. ( E.-n. asvles B.. r..sj from his copper oNcU.-..i. vi.. a..a-.-~ ti- Plys- colt Republican C..p a; Ii-.5g ,t.l,r> 'a Saturday evening. September 9th. Don't fa'i io Lar a.ln sa1 t.o other speakers. The Gicc Club wi.. D. ou Rand
 Ne-i O,hoin ard lis ..>t.5. Nl-- P.s.,re left ve-,erlav forjHeir ...a asragi iherlS. Ae- cS,ap.0i.i by Meter l. jlic B.aar. who zoe, t'r week os ta.'- recreation in the -a.a- bIiCus ar ag Salt River.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

Pour icrt of Va;cs in ,Le uea at the N ". cJvaer @. tA- Plaza.
 Col D.5lr-. vb' Sl, iteea daal fo Camp Lowell f.f several weeks, ls es!e-. ,d hems next week.
 Grapes are selling st tle Ios,oIice for a bi; a pound. TEi. i> the .oNs,. pH-e cyer asked for gr-p st the Caiatal.
 An -ma.e ts.m vl;a Sarse wagon. un lasued u- ani 1f4i8 lrom >4.t E.vcr at t F. Heads and \ @ 6- Eliis' 'o day.
 Ferxn.-oa ;lc Toad Jssvoca ;lc Hat Way House @ni Wn'PP!s. lady. s.aai. The o%nf CaA obtain tae same by Ca.in- a, t.si, oidcs-
 Col. Aaron Sac.y. Secretary p.csco,t Sr- publican U.gr. -rd .-ooa keeper tor Haa. (. C. B-48. rets,ael from San Fsanoi-co yestefdsy.
 C;eoFse loaas'- team came i. from Mari copa aaI ualas.i,J to-day. ilo w.il load Ni:h lgmber a, I'.racs's saa u.sii iar tbs T-- turn inP.
 G. II B-osaila.- tssn. Is-ded wjti. mountain sWcc: 'gsta.Ine.oas, from Myg' 2  ranch in W..nai Grove. uuiaaieI at Bont> & S"eUoer's tc-say-
 Ge, yo1r nam an ihe Cg,A, Register E. time tl have .t lI.n'ei. T. oip--- in O.. iober The E..c.laE .aa. See. 2l. Page 2"@. Rov.sed Sta;ut->. ;cit- aii about It.
 We are more thsu s.al io be abe io con t-aiict ih. .uHar PI1s.hei } s;eIaay vi.a regard ,o E a BsAIs having mei with 6 horrible asc.d.ut THr s. -e, ia-; uigIt, hgoa .bt g" s,. ii .iasf'.H. and tae auycE thinks IAe rgmor ha, Eo ilendstinn in fact
 Ian OL-arv. John Bse- aai J.la Eir- wagen iase f-iurUri llam the san Francs co msuGiaiu,, "i,re they went tl secure snme of ih- Nl.Haa.e iard a.nag tha line o, ,he X < | R E TLry -psak well "f fhc me frss:, uf t-, llo. tamarsc etc, th4t A1ouaj la .he r.s.oa tIey ysi-a.l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
Death of QUO Ezoh--su=p.oions of Foul pls,

Death oi Ctto -Suzpic!0ns Of Foul Play
 Tue sudden death oC O.to Esch. formerly ot ,li- place, at Tombstone, almost immc- iia.y.y oa his arrival from trp 70 hi~ na- ,iye ua5. Germany. where he is sad to have .ahe-teI fortune, Is e.ic,;jng inqusY and iu,cis-s. under the Impression among his friena- that foul play has heeo p5ac.:ccj. The Nu.4c, y- that pn.saa WIS ioand In h.s stomach, but by whom administered ha, sai l-ea dc;crUiagi. One circumstance lead, &, suspicion. aad that i> ;hat hs and h:r ..,Her exchanged wills at the time he ,.e9.,d fr Gcrmeuy. whereby, ia case of ,he death ci either, the other was to have a.. tac property ot both; and. although It is r.t e'a.,i in s3 many words, We infer that ], l. ,.aa- tnotiup.s~ia,-t'4; Esca' $ rcc.u; luher.tas.c ui about S2f.0l1 p!o.rd to, -r-a. a ;,mp,1uan to rae cugid;y oi tue partner, who under ;he terms of tle Ni.i. viu succeed g. thc e,,ate. This however is uos proven, and may h., be, but still i- thought to constitute strong ground for su piei.n.
 E,ea. We learn from T. H. sherman. who ;r3ve.ci vi;a him on the calls during his late grip south. tloega. a great deal of hi- partner, aaj saov d Nr. sherman a ya.Ho tIe p,e-eat ot j.ag.ry which he hal bug in Europe for uim, auj wa- taking t7 him. T. ;ac.n susa.e.oa~ prove true it viii con s,i,a,- B cs-e of base ingfat.,uje added 60 murder such a> A-!z,u Ina, never before witnessed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
Dcg:- Co: kJ~lsa9 ScaJ.ey.

ED. Nt,fG -ol Tos,jsy i..i I attended
 thc funeral >. rvire, of r 2. Sesaiey', young e-, ch,ll, Rlua,d. at WaIasaf. Nr Scbaiey i- ,o well known in tai, rast ai
 ;bc Territory, ant ,ae ois,al3.ttac-s ~-r-
 uaa.ag ,bo lli.r-i N--s s1 re-.itiy -,d, ta,t am sp-, faar ra4Jes. will be ic- t,ras;el il 70 .5I.i nat,or.
 Rowland vs, g brisl,, he.l.-u' by. lar-e year- of ss g. ibe ps' oC ,a. aoaseal.d.
 A i- kapan tp mc-t O: gras readers.
 4.s f..,..-is p.s.lg4. aal bGal T5.t 3. l., ti.. sslaga.hy ui t,. whole community er- ma.it.-, from ,h- large a..sodlnlc lt ai- ,asl.', funeral Tlen WET. repre-en'a-
 tigc. from Aayi. Rock. @l miles west. Pres. .att 4o n..-,s ca.t, aaa Eam .i points tc-
 ;aeea. luc.uIint 30 score ot persons f.. .m ,.Ni,iiams Valley.
 ttnr scerc eoaoe~ted V,:h ;4o services aas tac stal,~s [ have ever v.u,s -cj-
 Jus; before closing ,as csa.a. ..e placed i; a .on the n.h,r'. kae,s. lis band ua, placed up t.c cold cheek or H., ,ur. .T4en wc bent h., hcaI i,salr1 aal Ae k.->- -.l ,l.e cold forehead. such look (. jade ecr.b4,.s ag ar never have seen up.a 30 blHa1 face. II c.UI na. ~.c h.- ,hl.L !le oou.i nat speak, wai.e li- ftis.n was clear. lie na- conscious oi all ,h.t us-
 passing
 Il ], enough e. ,y that there was nnr a dry eye m tua, raom. Such scene would
 nl we . heart oi stone. l. ua~ the wish
 ana prayer ot all "ho were present. as il
 i, ofai Who know oug friend aud brother,
 thtt God may have mercy uV.u the poor ,rfTc-. J. A. MERRILL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
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New Goods, arrived !hi> week. direc; from the ll3,t.
 Iugrhsr'~ saddle Roe, Oysters full weigh; Mayp'> Paragon MIaser-l. in tins. Mayo'~ snow Flake Coili~h. 5lb oan-. Chicago Lard, very choice. in and loib cans.
 Rock and E.e-H5cG Candy and Rye Whi~kev.
 AnotHer invoice of Wall and Wedge Tents Wagon Covers, all size, and weights .'Iron Clad Rubber Boots, long and shCT. Et cry pair warranted.
 Large assortment Hand and stand Lamps
 -AL~t1- Naw spring styles Calico anI Giuchanl, Black Alpaca, S2c;~ 10 SlUO Der yard; Cor>ct>. iiauiheicaicf~ and Gloves. \sw Goods arriving every week from san Francisco and the Eastern Maraet- Prescott, March Sd, l>>o.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

To su Vhn are suffering from the sorrow and inji>crelioH- ef yaatE, ucrNoa. weak ness, cary isctv. lo-- .' manhood. Nc, wIil send a ,s.F,. sha. aI.l euI, vuu FREE uF ,HNhvI iu-- -.tul. Ianrdy was dis covered ul |, 4i,i.asrE in ~oUlh AWcUos, ~"ni a self O. tc-~g,, caNe'ug- to tLe EEv. Io>zrH F LYMAN, >,.tsf D, Aese last Cfs.
 iauluCodly
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

IN TowN To DAY.-AlHtd >IuTp. ct SkuI Naey. oao ui cur u'dr-; uua be>, f.rmeI-; Waiter Cook. of Williamson ka.- .-y. with hay. Mg. >aoH, oi Big Ch.u', u.tl dury proIlc.s. Frank R gers, t.rm hls cattle r4acu, ir D.s Ca.ao; Geo. B.ug- hart aud BH White. from LiJt,c Cuno. ! D. Cuok. buying garden ,e-i>, etc, fo! his Black Cauyoa ranch H. in-cEis to " ,o furnish garden truck from there in tnr Spring before Ultat.ns tims l'fcIDou's. NIT kauv. Sgvan-Miic H1u-., Peck Toad. Fred :,att.r. ot Crook S,alIon !Io'cl, Crcok Ctnvun. C. \. Pilc. Lower Granite Creek, with Gilt Ei-e batter; Nr>sr,. NergiuG-"a ani B ir,uu. from Cr5sm's Cr.ck; Joe Diu- ph;n. from tho D.upHa mine, and Blly Vanderbilt. from tae MoUlaUis anne. Craoms C-c.N. Geo. Cornell, isom Camp Wood. Nr. Strickland. CEnu. john DINra, SSuH Valley; Alex. Thompson, Banning Creek; Geo. Wlukiyr. flum hi- bullizi u.ine on tAe raging lIa>>1 1yampa; Barton and Ecve>. Groom, Cr,ch: J. II. Miner merchant .t Big Dug.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
tSCitrEEs 0T srTs., ,s.cEiTET N ALL ITS -'Iau.-. r.s-., s-.a.---ap Ha land
 iGiFES 5. BOILERS,
H -a Pr. a-- OF C7u-9uua.

ORDINARY E.GIS. c1lfesu!cI vae1 a.vi=abls.
 STEAM Ly.L- $. -Fa5gc1.sr e-,.rtf1- given ;J the gl-- ., -, '----' .s a.l-,.s..Y. -i.l uo,., tu' lr-f-,.a-- r.-. r...4---...
 wAT.-i. IlIl. as tega- or shs.t i-ou. -f any sze nel. u er-ta.-f isus.a fr- o5a.ccuas tace,-.sr CT sa.sis ro..-t, r--ai si i-,se for ship out, -eaGy ca tsr ..slf-r gll -.s -rrrH. %
 HYDRAULIC EIEE-IEa- Roller vo.E aud water .:r. usi. ay this establishment. 1yi-.J ty Ly- i-.a rfFe r. 'a,..-- ,, That quality ci vo-k teng .-- -f.r:.- CD hand 1f--.
 I.Gr--te- uilus O. a1y capacity au. O. any .iE.- '-r ~v.. at -.-r-.. r.rs-agu1 engine, with t0.'. ii.- -- r a~e i.r.gu,4r'y rcco,gs, ended. refer ' 'saz. aE .l rea not o-s having ever leeu ar .'.,.H ...,u.
 DIRECT -'ilN8 ENGINES far uui a----g,,rd F. -..l.f.t a..r .s4.-v -E- u4rr.-.s l1 t with tA. -"rar-.'3 bar,. ~-ye motion, sup HOT 70 -cy t..r.
 MINING v NtrEiE f-HI-CJ-Irz mills, r1g7, boilers, hH3S .uc iL-elcrs si ae. ho tigg cuEiHe-. other u.a.Ii..ry I.ar..r.I. yy--tf
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

Get your g ..s f.l8 Sh es e thc c. g reg uiar BIutaud ~..ts <tare in lTe~rsf. k- J. Ma-3n's, next door la the Arizona Esnk FoB ~sr.-M eart,ie. ts shit pur- chas,r.. @ Rue i8t e salt Gaar 1t3eT-
 Hf1 V. ClETiS. Prescott, Aa-ls; z-i, fs-s. Esr- .s. .-'I.as, at.. te aud r,.ae....s-l. t-s..-, as r.s a.t and ss- s.re
 l r. MASON, Fr=e-, E-g
 i.ad,,-. N.,-s- and .t.lfra..'. lre -iaes made su nI.i.r and warranted Go r.a'-c the nJn-t ft-. .disu<. sf.i tt ~aH ifa.a.-eH afi,e- at \. J. Mason. next dHpr 's tHe Fauk Wal uaper fgtt-.a rnI a. aaa. $. IpHer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

Lo,T oR >raLES -Tuo mare mulc-, a black ani bay. bra9d.i with circle T on ,he rght shoulder. been gone from my ranch, ou Ipp"r Verde, ~.x weeks. Nni Le glad jo Tec.iye information ol them.
 FABREL TIERNAN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

puTATo GuD--S. C. i;u-,r. cf 'hafm- Iagds.c. Walnut creek. informs Us tart So species of potato bug bI, attacked h:- p.@cr. a. well as ;i,>e oi several of his ucyato.>, and entirety destroyed their crop. MT. R gers tsiel ese9r means in lis p.we- ,p circumvcct tfc.r riilc.agS de-is.- iy going into hi, i..4s ui'h all ihc fore, h' Cnu.J muster, aud lighting ,4,m with every apf.i- ancc Lc could lnv.a'.as: they ca.at Iu >"ca overwhelming >Urrm>. that they could uai be conquered ari t'.a c.'IS qle-Ce is tHs+ las fo.d> age rgjnei. q tei~ Us 'nat hi~ potato wines. which w.ia very promising indeed. are a!! de>ir-ye'i. aHd taa ground where they srcv i, as Gars as WiE,cr.
 Lool. Ous For The Blpt.st Clurca. Al "ha slc no; particularly engaged already in o,lsr SI"d Y SsiIpai work Will please cali at tue Bir:i-t Church al 2:jo p u,. 9lul ,; afternoon. as We wish to or @laize sunday SeLoa. .nl B:b,c Clas, al, ,lst tune. Wc wi-h to make ou5 B.b,o Gas, desirable tlr all vio are interested ir the proper interpretation .l'he Scriptures. Preac,in. at '.5o P. m.; Subject. "Tae God Ru.c.'
 F. A. WsHDas.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
l,. Il WIND.
 Missionary

I> Tow M,s,Is N,l,t,r. Peters and Eu4ilr, jup.r Verde; Nr. and Mrs Cro9cH, >Nsi Valley; liumphfty Er. Wililm>au Na.lev: ! II Nafi"n and ram;'y. mouth rt Granite creek; N.i Jackson ana soa ard ? N"A'ecr. ksh.urd Valley: u. Lane and go. sycamore creek: Col. Dli Mur,l4nI. Al N-l5cr and Dick P-.'b,r. Ton'o Basin: Nr. Hubbard. sap. ria'radrut Pcsb dv H.n- 'n- to"p1av olnav. Mohlvc county: Ms Horne, NHlia'r-,: iaiir.. on a yi>it ,p Ter >.s,ce, Nrs. r.. S:ah.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
For (1cnf.

I-e tt-,,I-'.l-I has ta1 3.1lIl-cs oa Mccormick Str,ai, l.. u3 r--i-. ..l.- -if D. Tented at Low RAIi~. Na5 ni tsaig .i.4-- a-- -as-l5. aul sait- able ioI fI.a family Iae ctrrr ia large houee vl:l rfari-, and c.~ sr-.r -.d 1,r '4rl. f-1ly .- -4 c-glpt s -ii g. for l- F r- r-;'tIe- IT. L .n the "g -al --,sfaj uy -, ,i-ssal Sitru For I--t.c..i-F. tll lri-e ef
 EhS. MELVIN.
 Marina Street.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

A. kinds Of frgir. including Mountain. Seee; Wateru-.on-. in endless variety ana qu8at'T. l- Bones G SP,ace,s.
 Plum. Vsscl -. apples sud us1.8fiDCs at Bone, N sp-a-s.-
 Don't aI Co ,,bTls rlass rgj-chcekcd pca,hg. aj Bones 5 ~geacsrs.
 Why vi.l yen 1e sick when ynu can buy SD much healthy fsit irr sg lut.c mon E at Bone, & Sp.aCeI-.
 Throw medicine to the dogs aud diet yaurse.f with ripg, L,-thy fruit, fram Bones & Speng r,.
 Go to Geo. $. Porter e Co.'S. east side of Plaza. for furuiWr- alI cyerytblng needed for NoUr homes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
Ara-.a. B. a-l s-s pear.v Teeth

Are c8s..y o..a.na.i hs clean your teeth daily vfl cha. UnHasr dsH.1riee, ~oI J- DON'T. towt~-sri 7 il'a aH.l-ag.ic herbs. q iWEaE.- uBl-Hr.# ta tf- r.h. a Geiissu -s aroma tp ihe Ulus D.. aHt Iie-ErEtS uta,t. from yeI,a io D.i age, tEc D. Aeii ty of th. -;uuaeJ uIH aa roy tlt strongest teeth unless ir~ e.i.e.s sfa eluulsH-tgi uiih ~OLubpNI. aud rti- Etra tooth wash pro- tgciS lne denial ~arfaea- bs removing jm- purtie- tIat GHuasa- .4 them. Ask your drU-gi-. for ~bLHIHNi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
IRAGIC -HlRKET! 1!

h c,r--lue ot - con dressing JJt-iue J. L. RAIL. tHe .-e. prop 4stor %; t1e above Mark e', has llal. aaraf t.If--.- s--ly Nis N. E EHDDE> az-lIe- La in:ere in tho business from and l:l-' t- iir .IIlr.. i-,. A HGsiH-s- prior to She above 64t- vI a >,it.e ly Ni-. Ual. js oh0E sll a,.-....lt- ., '- -H.- .i-1e r-H fa rr,i. The aas-f- e- i 'iia Fs.r E cHl,-le to -r.f.y itS patrons v-.l s sl- ci '--- fan. -a le ;-1curei iu ;r.l- r.,t t,,.. and %, r.t-aisliI. g..'s-.
 Cash lai! c"- Fl-- ra,-s. g.utr-. T..s ari E1-ifr
 HALL RHODES T-,.c,:.. F,'. ll;b, I-f.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

v. 2. TbILyI.- President JOsE PL MOORE -~r--.s-i-.:.....eIt
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

I.cssy. May 7itI. I,7f.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03
THURSDAY.

Jim Baker is!t f,-hrmc, on Upper Verde, today. Hs has ~".ri q with 'hc rhcume- ti,m until hia.iy h, >e- as to nave w1ra il out.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-03

Pour fcet or vascf ia JLe ue8 at the N ". cgraer Q. l.. I..za.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
d ulcigno.

LONDON. O,t ia dispatch rlm Raeuia
10 Reuters Telegram C,mpary says: RIA
Pacba summontd a meeiiog Of the AIbirisn
lsguo at Scutsri and urged the chiefs to sub
NIT to the Will of the Sultao. The members
of the league sfe.wsrds asst mbled a. Bszisr
ard declared their determination to retisl the
c,ason of Ducigno to Montenegro.
LONDON. OF. l5-Tbe Times. 10 leadlcg
article this noruiog, discussing the Gieek
questions. s,ys: 1T is Only Too probable that
tho European crc,rt. uuablo or uuWilliog TO 70
sort to coercion 10 the matter, will leave Turkey
TO her own devices"
A Vienna dispatch to the Tim,s says: No
doubt ia expressed at CoGstantlnople thae klza
Paoha is master CT the situation. and 20 serious
RESISTANCE, to the c,ssion at Da!cigno is sppre-
hepded.