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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-18

tc1 Tor Assr N. te&1. fistEt4h.
 -ts.--- No. 5es. rawar.l MAssia. saa's. Nscy. ss- als-, De-
 Ur4ier and ty sfrs. of an sxecatson rder ss s.le. and decree of bea issa-d ossf tAe sb1Fs entitled District Court. the 7;A aas of May A. D. isSs. tn shs above entitled ason, wasrs4n ossn Marin. sHsles thsges Rpsz, John Riag Soha T. walsh, S. R- Sisg- ton D. D. kzrrissin. eesnas BeeuEn. Peter HaEtey Pare. szAand cgite-, Frrd V. llaiAns snd 5Saa Haaszsoc, defendants ssd Hen siEtt&ass ia the above entitled sestea eosa nd tstsat ana dsSzse sszinss satd rezfrtif Ts BrA4sshaz Milissx coaaE41y" or the lS,h day Cf oclstex. A D. 1ss9. and wherein saPFsnsrisl jsdsneas and aeree iH favor of sd ur- fendAss ien elain also rsnisEed the aGth day of Fesraary liss winch said Jaaznesst asa decree the 18th day of 0eUJher, A. p. Es7s, rscoriea ia Jadsnelsf Book sf ssia Court d ..s-s Izi 0 i2s and ~hea sad suPplsn-nsAl JasRmeai and dseres waz tsr aeth cay of March. \. D. EsS6 dnly reeor4ed in Jaasnsns Book of ssaa CoaTs, st s. by slrtu. tlaerros corarnaaead ts ssa sa taas certain stsrnP qtarz Esl eosssttns Uf basssgy. baiiings, sad ali taiEs Fers4isins b-loaziug sls apparts1s1 t-reta. he etcta-e cotzn1uny knssR as Laks's mn and she tsi4 os fAe BrHishAw Basin sgi. hss1 Mining Company. and alec caEsa tte EFztshAs mid. situate Atlantic mians cam 90 caIsa ISA tea hg Jsznes losea. Uhs. Lake aad xArt1n saesa- berg. iB FIue Grove Mining dtztriet. ln Iaa4tA~ Basin, co eslled a NErstai county kssrla Terrier, tcsyeaez slta stsfc.eut quantity Cf ground Nr,,a and Al0a the s1r slse s5uxenfeaf Hss sc-sfir ana saer kiug theaeot Public nesisa 6 AsFuly eisen tazt on
 Saturday tas 2sth day of Nay. 1asa si 2 Q clock DO a' ta4f day. ia fFoaf of h1 osais ConEt HGse in the Ni2ge C pfe@r1f. Caaasr aFa-s~ sEit. sll l 0ssiieuas ta said orsF of al4 ao- cree of ne aud s2aesttaa i-sHed atd Co d.lsezel. gel t-se aapys drsrf property uiich tlatfNol may be secesaty "a sisy fs ia8sI1eBts uf fas ssl1 defAEsat ef czsalts above eanf1esStstl ai.n fhafr caaEss ard assbfsezaenis Nigh interest thereon sad costs and s1ing costs, etc. Inc hisksSs and best bidder Tor As1w ucuey Of the United states.
 Ior. R. WALkE4 sheriff. By l.. B. ST. IANEs. DerutF.
 Prescott, A T.. msy $, lSg. instGl
 Postponed.
 The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY. JUNE 5th. is59., az tas same time azG place
 ]. R. WALKER. saerfd. By L. D. ST. gAxEs. Deputy.
 Postponed.
 The above ssls iB postponed until WEDNESDAY JUNE Isth. lsap, zt the same g.Ins and place.
 J. WALKER, sheriff. By L. B. ST. gANEs. Deputy.
 Postponed.
 The znoye sale is hereby postponed untl Saturday. June 26. 1880, at the same lime and place.
 ]. H. WALKER, sheriff. By e.. B. E.gAxEs, Depafy. f5l6td
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The Leadville Strikers.

Leadville, June i5.-Ten companies of infantry and two of cavalry are on duty, and the Committee of Safety are in constant session. Mines have been crowded all day with miners wanting work. Ex-Mayor James is Brigadler General. The strikers passed resolutions to assassinate Governor Taber and other prominent men.
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s10s week. SIP dsy .t holne easily made Costly q kSutht free. AdFgss TRrE Co.,, Aagassa, Maine
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Wanted.

The undersigned xish 70 pnrosKss frum Se0 to sC0 mutton sheep, GtIitersd St tAssr Meat Market
 HALL q RHODES. Prescott, June !. isso.
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THURSDAY. JULY sth. 1880.

at I2 o'clock. M of that day, in front of the Court Hse door in the Village of Prescott. in said County YAyapai. wit sell the above Geserlbe real esate public auction the highest bidder for casa satisfy sad execution and all costs.
 JOSEPH B. WALKER, sheria. By l.. R. ST. JAagEs, Deputy.
 Prescott, A.. T., June th. iSs1. ijistdl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Wanted.

Wanted immediately wood chopgsrs. For furthe, particulars eoqzue uf Rooers connsll CT ]. H. Lee. Prescott, May iP. 1880.
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Notice of Dissolnfioe ef Ce-Pare-
 ucrship.

The cs-rzrtacrshfp hs-e.oFors s1f-ae tsseen E. A. Eeisee and Paul EAecksr ea.Fliszs aud pahsshers of the o1scisl map o faa TerrStory of Ar1onA for t-S i~ this day asseiEs1 br sastssi cc1Heus- Pad lrker hssiaE rrsSsed tns tasercst of E. d. Ec&hcd. win hsTssfser carp szie bsssness su bis azd gilk s9ilees ali Eiznsy@ E s- EcKHoFf.
 PAuh hiECkKK-
 pu,sa Mag IssA. issp. nis.
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Notice For ,'ublicarion.

Land Offce at Presicott. A. IT.
 June liih. irso. Sctics Is hereby given thz. the following named settler has filed uefice of hh ntcusoa to make ana proof in support 1' clzign and Anal eEtrS thereof the L. S. E-1l ofes. Prescott T.. the ish day of 5E,y, lssi GUSTAV BECKER, for the b of \ W !. and et tl of E . Sec I7 and V i of s 6 Sec z, TvP2. E e9 E, aud uasnea the fyiissiDg iinesse= siz: JtiEs BeSe-, Dont.o Baca st. Geosas CreagEs ard VI iliIsaa A Mnigsn A oi SprangsEviEiss A. q. V. \ KELLY,
 kEsfsTER. Presooti Juno lith. lssa.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hs-y given sat tls psrtpsrship hsrstofore existing hefwrrn Li Lsvy Levi We1enhs-g and ssarks wOcnrerg. s.rsier the firm uf i. Levy Co, is this day dissolved uy mutual consent h. Levy and Levi u=uhrg wbl take all tAs r-eperfy ct the la,e firm and c1Icc a1 notes and due t1 shs sala nrm. and ~iF ray lg the csbts of tlIs saiG ntm-
 D. LEVY.
 LEVI wttILNN BERG,
 MARKS EOLLEnBEHG. Dated si Prescott. Arizona, May ash, isso. lzs-S~
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LEGAL
Netlee ef sale ef Rsai r.tass.
. il.s sl4 v q shs E.lais

Sese hs-ehs sfxsn tkst sn ss.ssss-c. f ss e,,<v Sl shs fFszts CsaFt aaa Ice fAs s4Ists e nasss- Trrzssy e ArieauA. uass ssA ssy ef ssrSsrs-
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Persons in calling for these letters vii please say advertised.
 T. W. OTls, Postmaster.
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T-senator .Jamel \. Bayard, of. Dele ware, is dead.
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Settle Up!

Al persons kn0sing ,aeEs-eyes iassh,ed to the ca dersgnei resgStfy requested settle the sa1ne without delay. c. T. RIrGERS.
 Prescott, May $. iss1,
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The Hnsersignea z51 eontinss te carry ca business the old ander tks old st and rrn of D. Levy < Co., Thankful for past pCsroaz4se respectfully sollcis oosiiun4nes of sas sane.
 n. LEVY,
 LEVI woIIENBEBG.
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LEGAL.
sIlEKiFF7s sAIE.

is rHE pEsrsIcr oorRF or ERx THfnB TCBlefAE DISTRICT. or rEz TEskTrokr oE AzussA- rS
 ssp Fos rHx coVsrg or YAvAFki.
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Congressional

Washington, June 16th-The Senate has confirmed the appointment of G. E. Mowry, postmaster at Phenix, A. T.
 Foogery.
 Boston, June 16th-Presideut Wait, of the Brattlcboro, Vermont, National bank, has committed forgeries to the amount or $200, 900, using the names of many promi- nent men The institution is utterly bank rupt.
 Utah Convention.
 Salt Lake, June 15th-A. c, Campbell, of this city, has been nominated by the Utah Electoral Convention for Delegate to Congress. The convention passed strong resolutions.
 More Tornedoes.
 Chicago, June l6th-Tornades visited Ohio, West Virgins, Indiana, Wisconsin and Minnesota yesterday and the day before, do- ing much damage aud causing some loss of life.
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Fer Rent.

The undersigned has tvu buildings cu McCo-rnics Strpct. in gooa repair. wHich VI te Tented af LOW RATES. One Cs the bsiillalr= has roomz snd saif- sble for sI1s fauii,y. The other large kotse with rooms, sni cey aS-sEged for large fSsrliy. Also elegant stagls rOorn able for tz4y or gentle D. in the building occupied by me on Marina Street For rsrtieRisrs n4uire ef
 MRS MELVIN.
 Marina Street. Prescott, May 2o;h, is>a.
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Ia~arl MAEtla. saalss Nacy. rf- d.. ne-

The Brsishas MIllisir Cosntsny. snsssita-f ted for Mssr N. iszn. ristsEin.
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Leadvfne Strike rnoaa

Leadville. Juae isth-The strlkc Is over at every mine except one. Safety Commit tee is ordering all bad characters to leave town, which they are doing.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Nogfcs.

NoEics. have this day ssld my entire mercantile business fu Arizona Co R NJ. Phillips, who wil collect si due 10 me, JAMES M. BARNEY June 10, iSS0--4v
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Cheyenne, June i6ih-Five hundred of Sitting Bulls Indians have surrendered at Fort keough and more are coming. They are literally starving.
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SECOND TO NONE

h1Ve secured the services of the Best Cook aud Baker in Northern Arizona and intend o have my table
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BOARD PKR WEEK, S SINGLE MEALS, 5eC.
 BEN BUTLER. Prescott, June IS, Iss1.
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j. $. CURTIS, Mining Engineer and Mstallurgist, .. g. Deputy Surveyor of Mining Lands. MINERAL PARK. AIT.

May sssh. I@o.
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in the Territory. The house has been thosolzh'y renovated and pOhng has beci. ieft undOne t9 make my patrons Ccmfort&bls,
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,horize the Board Of Supervisors Of
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