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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
I the District Court of the Third Judicial District of tis Territory of Arizona. In and for tne
 County uf Mchaye. JOHN r RYAN piai,.iH
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 WIa T. D er H. \. Bachm=n, W ". Stesrns, D. W. Wslser ", r. Iuo...
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 ilrt roN-n John McCrny, John Doe James Doc, lIaard Roe and JaEHes Lee. Dyfcliauts.
 Action h-Oggb , tia. i,ist-fet Cctt-t Of the Third Sliai District, n E1j for sal cOuty aud Terrslry The TsrrltcTy "f Arizona sends gre ting to Wm. T. Leel, H. s BachmaII. V. ". Stearus, D. ". Walssr. w. l.. tQoLs, G. W. IUngate, Nm. r.. Bower. F. W. rs z, T. l.. Harding. L. J. bice. r. F. Fiirtfoga. Joan lCtay, John Doe James Dee, &ichata L"e za,, 5~ilcs Roe bese.Id4its:
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 lasss CALDWELL WRIGHT, Cl.-E.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Rmirration on the Increase.

During the month of January the emmi- grant arrivals reported at Castle Garden numbered j,Gs1 persons, aA increase oi 2.l17 over January 1879. Of last months arrivals, there were 424 from Germany. 97S from Irelard, S63 from England, 49J from Italy, 30S from Switzerland, 232 from Russia, 2Os from Wales, III from Austria, 1C5 from Trance, 296 from Scotland, and the rest from Spain, Holland, Hungary, Bo hemia, Turkey, Sweden, Norway, Denmark ana elsewhere New York Herald
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Probate NptiCe

G'stie rIolate Court cf Ya'sga5 ceEa;,, A,lz.a= -El cIy.
 Ie .l ll-t.,r Of ;Le e4.ate of NELLIE E-Ll,4aN ll Devnr sle Gu.- lsG ], glig q! ,'ls~t s>ecu- for .f tla .H-t vIi ard test stz ,--t ci th- eass adm mist @'i1-. @ sai estate olsii ha rt-t-s <c-a- rtl.-re Gu.y i~-c-d cTt cf this CCa-; sha l-E h- cl-.lulI o1 sad eat q and that tEc game ls tH 8 condition for Ls- -et 'LrEt Eut G s.- essfiul. a- t-Et H. 'a- Eot lI.stTticI -- n1 -ss4 A- si-s E4y,rl. . i.- T,'..l5r ra i for ~e-i,H ut his l,. .3e 3t u estate according to tao t-Iarss it-i-,s I.I said aet vii and ;ts-4rHl 1... F.L lrE and rll-g Ut which. II k tIslEtii-b T.ai ,--- ---,,-tlzT, the 23ol day Of teoy, i68y. lt i-tr's.-s s- A at i- Probate Court sy' -1 u isss- .s. D. ai -as sHe g. lerehy hXed t- iIf for ihe -.. 5i s-tt D. It3", r..-I! aud w,, ra S., G-r-rl- l.e =t-l ,l z;+ e~tta Insy aip ar aat csl-v=t sle s---a,
 !. i further etier | that uo;'c 'ca og E-h hr-r and la ,l-= 4li I--cs ,her.0 0i 5e r.y-u iy U..s.av % copy vf 51i- order .-r tL-cc cons.c v- wega- i th Aat NA daSEE, su.T prH> FslU. -t a-i 1o l-lri gt E ' t.-s ui i;i. Court iu tIra ruii- fa Cs -s tl- -r @. .ezs' t9ft-ty cals be-9r- tsa a'y Ir f1r ti. 8. a-ins.
 al.ra ua.s= rag hand at rh4m5srs il grss..-s. tlg 4l,i da5 ei .',s-aarE. A. D. l-,'.
 Pro5-t" Judge of l@Vag-i Cos;aty.
 Cej.atq of Yay5pai. ss
 T. Joseph !' Har1r1vs, Probate Ju1g. sul ex-ulicip CIrrE of tl Probate Court Uf said cOutr, tu aer..y certify tt the above and forec9iug s iu. t-Tse aol crE-zc. copy of gu Crfer IDda by tGe lli4s ol said Ca~st on tlr 4tI day o1 Tel ru-ry. 8- F. i,4f. WlHI--s my h-ud and tIe seal of -a.I q srg ''- rhis it.- d y ot Feb-u7-r, A. r. i--..
 JOSEPH ?. EAEGEAYE. fsaf~3 t-e.h oi Probate Court.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
No.ics aT As,e.-.si 2 ..s.

F. t-.aea ll-e= Jarass Fialsy and Als-adss Iars.-
 
 .l a-f hereby u1.it-I that ' tsvp aSrca#st az.s hal.--ai --..E-s ga labor and iIst f- u B.. H.-lai aiue. H9mb1z I ua a4stI.-t. ava, -l ,ou.- fts ri-a--- -- e-i1- i2 Rod i-- 74-1 stt C-. t- .-t-- pl s--.pl tL-s-sati u-,s 5t t5e t,.r.a -t-t-~, -- -t "tr-i-i E-.e.y ys ,g s.-s - pI.l- ---Dl yJu -s.l ra---- --r Elut jr' .rr- CI such 7Ic-Er, as 1o-oy-ia-a -ol- lI- terests -zid claim s become tho iToprfy of the sll gIas- under s i'd section 15.t. A. SHELLY.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Il ss ssmeut No:Ice.

T. GEO TsEAsHEI. oee'd lis heirs or agent. and :. J. a-s.,-
 You arr h-reby noti5ed that I have expended CEe hundred eoI srs in labor Improvements upon Inc Gr~t Noah Extension of tha Gray Eagle mine, i'-r I-E.-, i4vapal county, Arizona III order % HoJ iae s1 premise. uuLer the p Oyisioas Of section 2J4 Ee- Ni- Statutes of the Unicd State and f wlttlt l,IIsy days -ffar tnis L0ce |! publication you fa r,5us ts s4utr .r-s yOur prOp,T-ou Ui such -se-,-rc -- co-Jsla-s. 70 interests sald claim w become the P-cp-;y of tLs subscriber Ter sa.d -ectio-l -4-
 JOHN !. TAYLOR. Prescott, A T.. Feb. . lSs1.-9Ots
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Notice og Asses, naent.

To EEa1-AID lsAEEs
 Ea4 ara Ac-a5 L4taa3 ftsi have fElesis1 cgs H.-. . la' ers sa-s- s3 iz.ls,,e- E1ets. aT 1ls- EpserlaE fssE. 1trky t.sr-E iT IE3si. 4sRsl.l- 4-sv, A--s fls .o.sitr t0 .sas4 ;l ss5s ssr l-.-r l4 5rs- l. ot s5ssie=- l sl. lses' -y@fts cf i- el -ts.s>, aud .it Fs,iLa a.tfs Ea ai5-- ts l.t-,. l- z..'s,s-..sg. --a .as sr-as ts fl- i-ltyls r.4r ffnuasl.a rg fzsB FkFsict1se- as cs- elu~s. s<s- >4.-H--> H ss-1 =-z1s U-- l17f-e L-ie IF1rs-.g e. ile r, ss-f.sy-. g--lE s~.- ,.ss "a,
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Notice 10 trediIor..

- .4te oI WILLIAM 1EkTLEES, dsce4sea-
 --c- hereby given bs the u-4rrs-H-c1 El-l.s -i.- -es-Hz tT l4r JstA lt V Al-z4l M=-- 6-->-ses to 1a .Ir- e. and z p-r-8ls h4yig claims als Iss: i z.d .eeaz 6, sAhlLil th-sn Wi3h tle ltcaszzrs plals- Ram isl k .-th- after lac rrst f4tEe11eu ol l.s Lugcs, t5 the said administrator. a --: Ny- have. a rls ,ouuts Of a. Aisc, T-Erlt1-y s-5-1a- E.tc.4 -ug-E1 i4 ls-'.
 HLNhT LAMBERT. Adla-.s-sEa-ar j-lEA cf the estate Cf WTu- MzyI-r. uee'z.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
AsscSsnlrnt No,iSe

Ty E- r. FZaEts--Ycu arg ha7tty a-afsf -hat } kaye l4i o-s A-l---lc -..,- -.r.4sx t.-rs l .1- sl.l elelts upon ,-s ss4.- ,-l-I.se.l y- t.e Dat- tya-Fl il--l rslf., HA-,; --..5Tl ils ls.1a 1i tou1ts, Azzu--ss Al o-i-F to ao-I ---4 5--s Euafr sA- D. Jstt1-s r4 ~rtLii-i --t, -'.-a ---g,r= rt lEe Cut-el -tags cl I -t-1 L.-ts a1r. l-r -- Lq-i-- ,t lIas-4t4-, l1-... Ts...s. -- ..fu.s 1l- iraf-ltl.l oc sgl t.i 4s ce. s.-, fo-E l.-r.-t sl-I cl.-- . 1g-rs-- che .-t. ert. o. .-ls si.Js-I.teT l-..el -a-- slt-l- -s-4-
 sAA- c. OTIS. F.caeutt Jal. p, 1885.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
St0ckhoiders Meeting.

N0.ce is hereby given he annual meeting os te ekEU 7rs Of thc ArizJIa eutrsl Railroad Company for tI- lru0-e s increasing e number sf Directors sad corp 'iou aud e.rt.ilg Ilrd cf Dlrrr1-s i.-Get, receiving the TFprrs of officers and tr --iDl of such other business may pEUi-gy @ brJ,-ki before it, VIl 5e held che uffcc ClaEk L5.rcail, oyer me Bank Arizona Prescott Ari- z-aa Territory on MONDAY. -IE i5Ll DAY Jf si ahCH. A D I.sJ, zt 2 o'clock P. A.
 !y order of the tuari of Directors.
 r.. V. EISLEY. Sec'y A. C. |. R. %. Prescott, Arizona. Fc b l3, I~sJ
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
McCo-noic,. nt v-orE.

The FrecIand Wi. open scgip..10 bnoae tomorrow. The rompanT :s eapl,A.iz-t at s1,0U0, 600; 2G0.G05 sE-,es ot S,3 cacu The m:ac Is adjacent tp tas Ia.iil, il Clear Greek County, near Idaho >.r;ge,, Col Mr E. C. McCoTmick k pr -ident "f tIe ,om- pany.-N Y Graphic.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

In accordance with instructions froh Headquarters Military Division cf the Pa- citic, Second Lieutenant Guy Howard, le'h Inf, upon beirc relIcyG3 hy Second LieH- tenant \ C. Mills, 12th Inf, Of command ot Co. D. Indian Scou'>. will proceed 10 Van couvcr Barracks. N T.. ard report iI per. son to the Commanding General Depart ment of the COlumbia.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Work on the Arizona Ccntra, Railroad has ceased, anu the country is safe. The gentlemen holding inc franchise however, have compiled with the law so far as doing certain work within the year after filing their papers of incorporation, and thus per, iected title We have never thought for a moment that they intended to do anything more-orr remarks 10 the contrary nos- withstsndne
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
LEGAL.
Bssiness Notice.

John . H-11cs .s 3aly ll-a1slE, to ahead fS Bud --s tar as iszl1 y Eessae tI Cd cv-aik. aGi irE sae, Ell h. s-y uel4s. t5 r....s "a -s for 1l7-tsf - flC- at-l.E s s-1-l.rs r7-- l~ 4s aa.sl-issl it 1,.... ole i.-- f-1- La-ss. He af E1su .5.e .t- l.eG-s rerg:sg-.-2 lTrz--lz. ala V..i zi ts. ta .5 su4 sii ...-.4a.s, ,--lai lr -s1ts.-t
 4.a. G 8. Is48-t-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Gen. Vernon psss,d through fem Pheuiy Thursday evening, for sun Faaci-ra. He will return in March and commence open ing mines in Cave Creek, al winch plsec . mill is 10 be erected at once. by San Fran cisco parties A trip te Tonto Ha>lu, ia company with Judge Silent ana Gov F~c- mont was deferred on account of the heavy fall of snOw-Sentinel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Geo. E. Barnes (cf the Morning C..ii. John E. Ovens, Dlvid II. Rcgeusbcrger, and party of experts. left the city on Jhe Southern Pacific Railr5ad ou Wednesday, the nth, on visit Co the Cumberland I..ae. Martinez District FaveHai county. Arizona. The Secretary oi the company. T. 1T. Grii- nths, left here for the same place week ago.-News Letter, l4,h.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice for Publication.

L,Sp OFEgcE- PRESCOTT. A. T.g
 JaAuzry 23l, lsFf- tite Ls h--efy .v % tst she f1. os1n Eze5 settler ~ hap filed ua-c y: ltss lflol co izake r-Fnll li support ,f his ca. Pc alJ -s,ur. final slt-y thereof zt te s1r'ra. af .5Itg sss t-aZ .Ee dale ti lls Fullee. saLs JOHN Vlllti-- igr t.-e SHi9 e Nt l. and s s= -f -s-. sE -i .. -t i ls Sec -s Isp ll Et e zud -Al,s tre 5l- g1ug Gs h-s N-fu1zses, ,z Hrarg M lEs-hst. cf A4t-tvl cll- a1-i Charles e- 8--cl, us I4yaI1l cc1aty.
 Uas. x. EELLE, Register. F.. srcst Jan. 23d. l-esl-ys5
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Probate lOiicc.

In fhr Probate Court oi Yavapai ca;,aty, Ar.z4ua Iel'tufy 7.
 Tn B.. natter O: ths esta.e ol JOHN TIltN EIlIA <, d---ssea.
 ;; ;-ppcarug to the Judge of said Count Jy he Ti- riol t day presented aI1 .i--l hl ". J. Tom A-, tla a-I. I-tg4lJr 'lf ih, tFsre Cf joLE Tit-- =c--o, praying for o.oF ui szis oi ---a. -at a- tsl- and B aE l!lla- iE@t .G is E. yte ai J fE. :.,,.. -.o -.i 'r fsl ts.air ai I..5lg ,.iIa tu lag ta ..t, outstanding aigli--. tAe dfe-l-e Je C- f-, gen-@s and charges of administering. It I- therefore urde-rr ry 1t-- Eale ct sad talg t..at .,i s interested l lhs t-afs o sad Is-z-L apr2r te-Cre the rebate Court ct S1tlrizv tlr }3H D uf M1rc A. D. lS-i .e.tu Q clock tqe f5rerccn cf said day. at ihe Court Room of said ProbAe Court iT he Village uf Pres ~ot uIt- of NaFeTa tn show why order should not ae granted The said z Iu.st-alr C. ss much real estate aud mining ll Il,srrrts sid deceasel as shall b. nects~1ry. And that a COPY of this order tc Y-irECl least snrr a-Ir- s-ilc -sshs h thu ARIzoSA MTNFE, us'r Tuted and published st Prescott ip sad county. Given Uu der my hand at chszubers l Prescott this -l-l sey ot February, \. D. lscl,
 JOSE pH F. HAEGEAEI.
 Probate Judge ! zsap.i Ce.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

A subscription block of Sonora Railroad stock projected 10 run from Guaymas, on tEe Gulf of CaliiorDla, to the southern eX- tension of The Atchison, Topeka X Santa Fe Railroad system iu New Mexico and Arizona, was recently sold in Boston for T bonus of 5000. The last sale was at $50 and it may be interesting to some to know that the same block was sold eacn time The first 30 miles of road are to be con- structed Immediately, beginning at Quay mas
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

According to an Ottawa paper, over q, 54j Canadians passed over thc baan.sry To make their homes in the State" dur5ag the three months ending Dee. 3i. lS.a Such emigration aoUid seem fD indicate the settlement CT question jn aV.ace.ug way that otherwise might be cisaeIecable in the future. If the mountain wont cumr to Mohcmet, Mohomet must go to the noun tain
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Certain places are s-Mo'imc5 ramli 3- being excellent f. cmigr.ts ir Gl, hu. member of the Mississippi L-g-.a!are has a bill before that body which if .t cac,a pass would put an end to any immigration and render the State a bad me ,1 Cmi4late 10. The bill provides a fac oi 5l5 for a.y person detected in GccoyuE people 'u. o; the State. The Nickshurg Herald thinks it too mid, and proposes fine and .mpgisoa- mcnt for any pcrsnn who shall attempt to leave the State CT seek to induce others t do so.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Nictorio has once more been victorious in an engagement with ihe boys in blue. under Captain Rucker, of the 9th Cavalry, General Hatch has gone to the scene of ihe lste trouble and viii probably direct ,Lr movements ot Lis troops iD person.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Gen. Sherman is formally ag.igacd ou charges preferred hy Gen. II. ', Bay.t.l t. the President and Secretary If War for conduct uabcc ming an officer auJ gen. tioman. The matter grows ugt of Bovu- tons criticisms Of SaeIm.a's ''Ncmuirs. % Having wFote Sherman down t0 tbe lowest possible point B'gu,en got .laer cafic. spoadcr,s t3 -1 -ai interview tao q neral. and he bases lis charges oa tie remarks Of the iulig.lJ. chief iA th., canue,;.o1.- Tucson Citizen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

The Northwestern Journal, (mlnIngl cop ics an article from the MINER in reference to the mammoth copper ledge owed by Messrs- Head k Richards, north of Prescott, and adds that if the mine IS one half what ltIsrepresented that that ofitselfis sufficient to build up Northern Arizona, and admits that there is nothing 10 be.found in Michi- gan 10 equal Arizona, all of which is quite reasonable, With railroad communication from inc east or elsewhere, Arizona mines that are now of too little value to place on the market would sell for millions.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Railroads and politics are both on the boom now Tn Arizona, and this .'hCVliEg wilderness as some of OUT Eastern eS- changes term II, will soon rcsouuG with the screech of the locomotive and the seductive
 whisper of ye politician, as he gently re- views the situation and horoscopes :he h. ture. Grants only blunder in his compra- hensiye presidential tour, is that he d.d moi take in Arizona, organize syndicate. 2rJ secure few of our boHanzlS, >3 that aha. all else fails him, and the dream of the White House has f-d,d, hy will have mouse built upon B rock a>sayiua %EGo, ledge traceah.c three milcs-Tuc.ou RecurI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

The London TJmes says

The London Times says: Tie war vcs- sci which the United States Navy Depart ment is to be asked by Congress ta dispatch with American ,gEtrlJal.lS. WiH .o -c- ceircd in Britt waters IS 1Ic.gutcJ aat ony with food for Ireland. but with res sage of good will from tlc American to ,..3 English Eatinn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

The weather prophet of Canada is Mr. Vennor. and he predicted, a month Tn ad- vance, several kinds of weather for Febru ary, IL is not every prophet who has the good fortune to see his prophecies so speed ily fulfilled, but then it would have been singular if he had not hit the mark some where
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

The quarrelsome condition of ,.e spju.u- alists ot London would lead to the coac,a- sion that the Spirit of all Evil Las taken possession of them. l. is all aaau; s woe mana certain Mrs. Gamers, Wap, as ,lc papers state, was not only coIaegcd, but; captured, and proved to bc a decelv.r. h. stead of spirit the wicked !Gyezt.4a:ar, found in the cabinet what agp-srsd 90 be flesh and bones. The medium. escaped, lut as trophies they captured such articles as a dress, stockings and corsets, and passed them around among the audience fer InsPec- ton and identification. The discovery of her deception has raised a stnfm Iu inc household of the Spiritualists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

R. (. McComick, answering q question as tu whether lhcre were not too many mines ou the New York market, sand taat in his belief there were S:00. 0.C09,o90 ready to % into our miLrS-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

TIE METAL TEAUE-T!fa Egrkct for ia. got copper is firm ai @5 r cents Der pound for round lots aud 8: higher price, for smaller quauii'les. Iegise "fseye-t. cents in ihe pound is g .'eilrs thing N#gg- iactuTcrs gre firm at 32 cc.-= tar sac.,.iry E; bo!ls and bTaziers at 3+ cants: c.e--l bn..s at 20G2e cents md yellow metal >Acath.l- at lsGs 30 cents
 Pig lead js in steady demand .r G1alteyi ur'ces. We quote e.. e. cco.s las i-e fulilg rate.
 Spel;cr scarce and sells at Gls.7 cents for carload lots aul up r5 $ cents ior sn.a..~r quantities.
 Aa,imony las ugdc stll Cc-.her aa- vance, and ear load lots gre aog 70 te pHr- chased under 23 cea,s and sa UP to -5z -. cents for sm4..crq1aa.ities.--Bos,oa L. u0- mist.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

The National Bureau of Statistics in the annual report of i>I9, shows that tl. amount of merchandise exported from The United States was 5,55Is1,l9&- The ya.ue or the merchanI.sa exported during She same period Was 5JI5.1sa0IG, lcavag ,-c balance of trade in eur favor ut 535I.3Ja.- 1T. So long as the balance nt trade ], ol that side uf the ledger Wo caa't complain.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

The increased earnings of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railway Company for the last week in January were S4'. 100.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
I.rsn..als f,-ar E.ls..tr.

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Central Arizona ,Yulturej mining stock Is quoted in New York at sig 12is per share, which places the value of the mlne at S, ,425,0 ,0Q0
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Reclamation Of Arid Lancs by A-toslar
 Wells.

Senator Hill. Of Colorado has ben au- thorized 10 submit 10 the Senate. in Dcit4t of the Public Lands Committee, }ery iI- teresting report which he las pFcpaIcd i advocacy of the passage CT his bii! looking to tEe reclamation of arid public lands by means of ar;esian wells rtc report siat,> that there are JO0.GO0, 900 acIcs of such lands, now unproduc:ive tol want of water, and it provides for government aTpropIi- atior 10 sink experimental wells 1T y&Fou> places, ia order 10 ascertain whcthlr suEi- cient supply of water can Le obtained.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Captain Ashley Brown, cashier of the h. ternal Revenue office. Third Districs, Ohio, absc3nded recently with $i0,000 of revenue money.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
RAILROAD NEWS.

II there is any truth in the following, which We copy from the Boston Economist of February 7th. Prescott and ,,orthern Arizona are likely to have railroad com munication with California sooner than ex- pscteG:
 SOUTHERN PACIFIC. We are enabled to state that the Southern Pacific Railroad Company have decided to extend branch line, according to the terms of their charter, from Mohave to a point on the Colorado river, probably the Needles, and thence on t0 Tucson, to connect with any road build ing from the east. A party of engineers commenced surveying the proposed route last month. Tie steel rails ordered by the are coming over more rapidly from the cast, anC in the second week of last month the superintendent of construc- ton preceded 70 Casa Grande to organize his forces. Nothing has occurred to change the intention of the company to extend the road as far as the TomrstCne District, at lasr, ihis spring"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Tie Territorial Treasurer will issue, on March ls;, $lj,000 in Territorial Prison bonds
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Territory of arizona.

Territory of arizOua.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

Non commissioned officers will be iater- ested To know that the Sesa-e L.s u-sg.- mously instructed the military committee to inquire into the cxpedieucy Ut flaming law 10 reiir'', on part par. worthy uun-caal- mlssioned officers, aitcr thirty years sarglcs. We have DO doubt that such a iaw c1u'j te proposed on this subject as would secule the ends in view wiiLau. c.T.EE Eyors ,p the undeseTYing. IL wouia open up new prospects Co both non commissioned ,liicers and tie private s5.d.cTs of the army. since Ehe latter hope sooner CT later 60 Ua made non commissioned officers. Instead of look ing forward to being turned adritt, when no longer useful, our troops could live ja hope of honorable yet!rcmeug oa a, least }ssTs Lay, and perhaps NIth addirIo-4. G.ye.Uu ul-4.t arrangements that w04-I make fae.r ueciu- ing years comfortable. Army and Navy Journal
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20

MARIcorA, Feb. U, les0.