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canal-boat driver, in order to make
q living and get the means to obtain
an education. He was successful
and is now acknowledged to be
one of the best educated
men in public life. When the
enemies of the government took
up arms to destroy the union, Gen.
Garfield was one of the first to en-
list in the federal army and take up
arms in its defense. He was ami
mated by no other motive than that
of the purest and Hottest patriotism.
No obligation rested upon him that
did not apply with equal force to
every other able>bodied man in the
land. He soon gained distinction
as a soldier and as an officer. In
the hard>fought fields of Stone
river and Chicamauga, two of the
bloodiest struggles in the war, he
was in the thickest of the fight.
For gallantry and efficiency he was
promoted to the rank of a major
general. Without the advantages
of d military education, he did
good and valiant service for the
union cause, for which the country
will ever hold him in grateful re-
membrance.
| Gen. Hancock's military record
is no more honorable than that Of
Gen. Garfield. Compare the rec-
ords of the two men as soldiers and
Gen. Garfield will suffer nothing by
the comparison. Bat when we join
to Gen. Garfeld's military career
his able, patriotic and honorable
record as a civilian he stands so fsl
above. Gen. Hancock that any at
tempt at a comparison between then
would be ridiculous and absurd
There can be no comparison. As 6
statesman, General Garfield is the
peer of any man in the nation. 81
far as we know from his record, any
man of average intelligence knows
as much about civil affairs as Gen
Hancock.
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the 1St civil district of Knox county, at the en-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24

Hancock, in his letter of acceptance, spoke rather sffectionately of all the amend ments to the United States Constitution, and yet Charley Rush. in an ungusrded moment last night, sat down on one of the amend ments, that which makes of a uaiuralized citizen of any one State a citizen of the United States, and citizen of any other State of which he may become a resident. So far as Prescott Democracy can have in fiuence with the administration, in case Of Hanc Ock's election, We may expect to see it exerted in favor of an amendment requir- ing every foreigner to take out fresh natural ization papers every time he changes his residence from one State tO another. Ii we remember rightly we observed more than one naturalized citizen with open mouth taking in this anti Republican sentiment, evidently without any well defned idea of lis import, and st the cad vigorously ap- plauding bis own condemnation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
LEGAL.
Notice cf Application Tor Pat. ns.
U.A rAxs orFscE.

FAssosTE, A [. 1sly U. iss. N0Tscs is ber-bx sssr1 thai Ns-sSfxk RS.s waass ?. O. soars<s is PhraiH. MNxtcsyA CsuAty. Arsaa1s Psssni ioT frssesn HSs4re4 sssl AssAE fsst uf GAs Nine bsArfzs yrc4sa. sn<asl. ~fh sur. f.os ground fOcr Hunarec s@s f-ss ~tth sfsa.i- 1ssspsl COunsy ArtHasss 1srTfsosy. sod aao.n .a4 es~1.se y the f4eAa Nutss Eud nczsl Pai 1 nss la this oe- Los Ne a. n sAs UrsasSryta ians as tAs ynited Ths ssid ss No. h~snx a@.oFisd .. BesiesiEs st location naeuuusnt. thepos N. a a-x 2 nun T. along tss cctrse od the T q msEt of ssaoe Nnrth haaSsi-ry kss- Tbsoos N. s6 aeg. N alin. N. 2aoaz ko1n1ary cf elAam saa fees Co N. N- coEner of cls1n- whers is sst . In ths srouHd slate roek ,sxl3as inche.. mzrkea E. V No l. sad .. easif Enoana of .toss g.. t kixh- Thenoe ~ deg so ain. aleeg boaassFy of elsm fsas ff e e. claim ~hers is 10 tke ground slate stone IsxsKs ilces marked s- Ne 2. ADG is bulI mound os roek 1's ft hish. Thesos sf as.z. ~ tnin Aioax sosfs hoar esry of claim fi ios oI elaisa xh-re I. .<t q tu ths ground granite sfSzs ie1lfsis inches. na-Ts-d CD sorsh sasx No III shd eA sads ts basE mound of stene 1i s ft klzh.
 TA.noe ss asg. sa min. l.. along houna.ry of eatn isse fe- ta N \. Sf eiaazs. where |. sst O the gro1sd sl. r0ct tsrl xs tDrAse. msrted s. y No {. srd is euiii sound of -to0s s', T Aish-
 Fron. this corner r. Ninersi MaanEnsuf No I . H.s-sysnpA Dtsfrsct. e~t.nl-brSs is7!, he.rs s- sS deg ts nain- B- e--S-i9e chains ass Al.o MouahDsi No !, e.talhsnshs ' ef tse1ll. Ksntz mining e4aiHl- Lot No s- b-sss isa Q ss2nf. Tsenoe e asz S EIlin. .. lO9 [; ts ncnEzs>ni of stSns north boundary and pasce ct hsr1nEins. Con- tAintns a. .7T-iae aeres-
 YsNapA coansy A. T. tn sook I. ( af mines, Pas. zS7 Any and al Isr-cEs, cA imng Rdssrsel sny DOT ton 0f sad savage nn- said mining xrouSs ahsfer~ dsscrtos required ez1Es s1th the ksgstsr 0f the L. lksf once Preseofr. ee frFtoTy 0f Astxoe. uTing the sixy yrio1 os rablieste hef~of, tiry xta bs rud hy virtue sf
 WILLIAM x: KELLY.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
er Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND uFFICE.
 Er.arnfl- A. T. Iulf la la-n


 frrscou. A. T.. Jalf a. is-e. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NATHANIEL ~ ku-., whose r. u. aadr.s. fnenix Naf.cuu.s csaiy AriEonA Territcry, has ts sy fled hi. .gfi- for patent for fees hundred isol hDe.r fe<t of the Gcner.l Gaatz ine Nstn. t-szFins prcc metals ~ifh surface @ oand hssEr-8 los fesa n width, situate tns and being sn the hss-.y An. Min. ing District County of layAIai sai Ttnftory Ari- Eons and known Aui designated hy th. h~ not-s and SnAcsAi plat in tlais oltcs .. fa Na si tn . ansar~eyeelHsds. iGhc aes of the Caite states the sad ot No ti erins described fSlcss ts Ns- riation, is des. mia East.
 Beginning q Location Noautnenf st Sw ccrn>r Of shaft Theoor s1 aeg a so tess to monument on e~afrr of s.-t boundary ef claim. Thence Ss dex along ezi boundary of claim. ssv-a kandrra aud dft! s73sS fe-t. ts SW of claim where in tbs ground si4t< stc1s issi0Ks inches. n.rkad No. aud is erecrf mound of stoDe, ais fcss high from -hioh oaa, ta. tn diameter, lear. des @ fee distant iDe, is iE i diameter, bsars C deg. ss f-et distant Thence s2 aeE. along . boundary of eis m co feet tS sE corner of claim, where s sss \ ia the ground slsts sttI I<xlsx4 in u.Eked q II No. .. snd ou \ sses ts built Esoand Of stons. 2si fees high. Thence a iex r, along ' boundary of claim. iSo fees Co sf sf claim. where is sci . ID the ground ranias tsKiolIs lncbes, naAsAsd No. ! and is oaii msund sf sone 2is feet hssa-
 From tld corner r : H.insral n.snuraeui No i Hss ssyhmua di.s, established in is-7. bear. ss deg - +t-ioo chains tistsnt. Jh nee \ 8 ses ~ slonr North boundary of oiaiHn 10 f-~s ts M corner of 10 tnehsc, marked G II No. (, zEa built mound Of stone 3s feet hish. Thence \ a aes, N along West boundary of claim 7s fed Co mound of centre ef vet boundary and place Of hegnnng. containing in the k>eoFisr's ofes Of Nsvspsi ootIa-r A. IT, in book ot sine-, FAgs. lce, isi and i6s.
 Any .na sl Fer.ons claiming savsr-sy any portion Of inesfors dsscrfosd required hh rheIT sdverss cicm wifh the Register of tho C. s. Land once d Prescott in the Territory of Arxona dzrfnS .he co y virtue of the provisions of inc ssasuie.
 ;y2s-eodl WILLIAM s- RALLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
WEDNESDAY,.

Several mines were bonded yesterday.
 John Dixon is ID town from Skull Valley. Mr. S.mms, of the Agua Fna furnace, is in soEo.
 Tines are reviying ia and around Pres cotg.
 \. P Pierce and TheO. Bsggs are in from Big Bug
 D. R Poland is enroute toPrescott with bis wife aGd other acquisitions.
 Goveynor Powers is attending to mining matters around Groom Creek. Mr. John Osb0rn, of PDenix, is on a visit and reouperating trip 10 Prescott. John thinks well of this, his old home. Billy Kennedy was fined sJ0 or 50 days 10 jail for Ihe assault made on Frank Claus Moaday night.
 Mayor Kelly made trip to his Groom Creek mines yesterday, and reports every tlI-ag looking favorable in that section.
 Mr. A. M. Smith leaves to morrow for the purpose of looking after hIs mill and mining property at Cherry Creek.
 Joe Dluphin went ou. yesterday with 'wo robust miners in the direction of the Dtuphin mine. On prospecting trip, of cour>e-
 With the advent of tue railroad com Mrnoes mining sales by the wholesale, re- 'Eli ur any other way to suit sellers and purchasers.
 Mr Rutherford, the jolly expressmsn, re- turned ihis morning from the Verde. He reports having met jolly firm from Pres co,t on an elecuoneer'Bg tour some where: lon the romantic waters of that stream.
 W. M. haughan, of Bed Rock or Big Bug. Cal ei on as tn day. s;aung that he had purchased the Fair View mines and was havug the same thoroughly prospected. From qusnty "f fourth-class ore treated in the Agua FriA furnace, a satisfactory re su.t was obtained. From twelve assays made, by MT. Blake, the ore seems to be worth all tue way from S200 tp goo per ;Oa.
 The Secretary of the Democratic club. las, even h-e- 'A astpAhb bi Aic plCat uuulpSa pt thc enemy that were present. was unable 10 fuiiy [ 2 slate the condition of the party, bui did iafnfm the brethren of the fold that every precinct in the county had been heard firm, and that they would go Democratic largely. some of them to l. The Repubh- cans have also heard rom each precinct, md they t"o know of many precincts that Wi.i go R-pupIcaD, aud at least one that Uill poll l9 to 1. How IS that for high, Mr. Secretary CaTtteri
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24

At Snow Flake, on the 9th inst, the fol- lowing ticket was put forth for the con- sideration of the voters ..a tAe 2s.i of Ma yemner. Such names as those of Staples, Smith, East, Mccormick, Cooley and Cha yes will carry we1ght, and if elected be ac- ceptable:
 CoUxcIL-Frank Staples. Camp Apache
 UoUsE-Lot Smith, of Sunset, and E. E. Bunch. Round Valley.
 SHER1FF--W Mccormick, Clifton.
 RECoRDKR-E. W. East, of Snow Flake.
 DISTRICT ATToRHEY-E. O'Brien, Round Valley.
 TREAsuRER-DionicioB BIca, of Springer vile.
 PROBATE JUDsE-Jesse \. Smith, Snow Flake
 SUPERvIsoRs.--John Hunt, of Snow Flake and C F. Cooley of Show Low.
 PUBLIC ADMISIsTRAToR-R.A \. Aired, St. Johns
 CoRoxER-John Egan.
 COUNTY SURyEYoR-S. G. Ladd. St. Jo- seph.
 The Democracy accuse NJ. ". Stewart of Dctpu-iu1 lo tit Hug. " hAt '4a' '''N'''7 we are at loss to know. If coming to Arizona and acting the gentleman, making money by attending to his OWL business paying every dollar contracted, helping hundreds of miuers to prospect for the pre- cious metals, usIDg his fellow man with courtesy and in every honest, upright way trying to bring Arizona to the front then we admit that Stewart belongs to the ring. Had NIT. Stewart went from Arzona to a Congress whose ai~ il was to break up ih's United States Government, then probably, Tn the eyes of the Democracy, he would be "a good man Stewart Is competent for the position he seeEs; IS honest. sober, ln- dustrious, truthful lover of American freedom and laws, and the people of Ari- znna will see to i, that he is elected by the largest majority ever yet given to d clndi- date for the same position iu this Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24

the Palace Hn:el The affair was very quiet, but few friends beiug present.
 Tpiop 5is. Silver King. S.
 Grant has written to Gov. Jewell stating that it will be impossible for hjm ;o preside a, a1E>sritfoai meeting.
 Gicenback CTS of Massachusetts have nom mated H. B. Sargent for Governor.
 Maricops, Sept. e!.-lIead X Co sundr no; la3 sund. A, ,75O; 93 sund, s,O65; Bash- ford tS Co sund, 400; Ellis, 4 Long John l3 sund, 7lU; Goldwatef X Son sund, 965 41 sund, ,9s0; W. s. Chine sund, %; Buf fIlm 3 suud 220
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24

Jno. ". Young md A. N. Penney. now at the head of the new Mormon Settlements in Northern Arizona md Western New Mexico. gre at Albuquerque in the interest of the Alantic and Pacific k. k. Messrs. Young & Penney are heavy contractors on the above road, which. from their well known character for intelligence and energy backed by their enterprise and capital, is another proof of the push and determi- nation of the Atlantic aud Pacific Company Young < Penney are stopping at Mrs. Scotts.--Albuquerque Golden Gate, Sept.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
TELEGRAPHIC.

Sacramento, Sept. 23-About 10000 peo- ,le attended the far to day and President Hayes expressed himself highly pleased with everything.
 San Francisco. Sept. g London and San Francisco Bank will reduce Its capital from 6Oo. .OoO to 420,OOO pounds sterling.
 The Bulletin says that sl,775,0O0 was the yield of the Pacific Coast in mineral for August.
 Silver Krng S. Tiptop s5ls.
 Chicago. Sept. 23.-I, is supposed that the Greenback vote of Indiana will reach 4,OO0, but whether Porter or Landers will suffer most by II eau only be told when the columns are footed up on the i2th of Oct Democrats have just discovered inst there are 5000 voting Campbcilites in iudiana and they are afraid that Garfeld's connection with that sect will prove benefit to hIm. Denison. Texas, Sept. 23- Cheyennes in Indian Territory are discOn,ented and be coming disoIderly. \ party of them re- gently went through the commissary stores at Wichita Agency, and another party re- gently visited Fort Reno and threatened to stab the agent.
 Newburyport, Mass, Sept, 23.-Members of the expedition winch left New York on June lst. 1878. for Baffins Bay and King Williams Land, for the purpose of seeking further date upon the fate of Sir John Franklin. have arrived hcr,. Explorers have obtaIncI many re.ics of Franklin's pa,tv. . including the remains of Lieut. Irwin
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
Assessment Notice.

To l.. B JEWEL; You are herrty a0tifl-d thsa | have eHp-Idod eighty SO dollar in lAhoz kae i'm provens ns upon the third south sHteuston. kboSn l.. E. Jewell Cos claim. th- Tigrg mine Tirsr Mining District, County Of lsyapai Territory of Ari EonA order to hold ssid claim for The year ls7e and unles you pay yOar shsrr and proersi0n of said sum within ninety days after the publication of th- notice wln clAm forfeiture of your interest Ia sxs1 cl.im by virtue of the provisions cf sesisioa 1s Of the Revised Statute. oi the United states
 JOSEPH P. HAki5RANE. Prescott. July Isth. isss-sn
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
Lost Note:

NOTICE TO all whom it may concern. N0tiocos " hereby given that a certain ProJBssory Note. dated Gilss:. A. T., June g. ls5n payable sin moaihs after date. to Peter Arnold. Order for the sum of Ihree Hundred Dollar. wlsh 1 tsress st pzr cent per month. signed WN. D. HOOPER Co.,, by JOHN McCOSN ACBIE, Arforney-D-faci, vas lost between Gihett and the Tiger Mine. about he 9th day of June Is; and all persons are herebr further notified ssid is valusess for the reason that h given without any valuable consideration, sd AnJ per negotiating for purchasing the sss s hereby ne- ths. the viii not be paid b fhs undersigned. Any person finding the said note may dsiissr the Peter Arnold, as Ge:t, to the undersigned, si Pheu.S.
 Wv. B. HOOPER Co. Eve-snd
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
Our Next Delegate

Hon M. W. Stewart takes his departure from Tombstone to-day, after brief sojnurn among us; promising to return in about fi- teen days, at winch time he will addres- the electors of this precinct on the polltca! issues now before the people cf the Terri tory. During his brief stay he has made many fnends, who will regret his departure and welcome hIs return. Possessed of much personal magnetism he wins his way to the hearts of political opponents and converts an open enemy into passive fIiend. He anticipates certain election in the coming conflict. and had his faith renewed yester- day by the magnificent turnout mcde by the Republicans. Arizona wants progressive men to represen her own progression, and realizing the fact we doubt not that Hon. NJ. W. Stewart will grace the halls of Con- gress in December next as Arizonas dele gate.-Epitaph.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
Assessment Notice.

To II. l.. CRISowITH and su owners under him. Ton arr hereby notined that nave expended one hundred dollars in labor knd improvements upon tho Cbeuowtih Claim. Owen District, Hohsye County. Arizoua tn order to hold the szia premises under the provisions of Section 232s Esvtcd Statutes of the United stAes and Wifhin niBsty dRys afrer this no flee by publication. you fail refuse to coatributs proportion of such expenditure roowper, youf interest iu said claim v become the property of the subscribers, under said section Zf2a.
 JOHN K. MACKENZIE,
 THOMAS STEIN. Mineral Park. June 7sth Iss1.-iYe sai
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
We Can't Talk

Without showing the condition of our teeth Every laugh expresses them. In order not to be ashamed Of them. iet us use that stand ard dentifrice. >OZUDON'T which is sure to keep them white and spotless. No tartar can encrust them. no canker affect the enamel, no species of decay infe>t the dental bone. if SOZODONT k regularly used. It is a bo- tanical preparation, and its beneficial effects on the teeth and gums are Uar, elous, as II removes all dIScolorations, and renders the gums hard and rosy. Sl1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24

Cincinnati, Sept. 22-Maud s. is now ac- knowledged Queen of the Turf. She will reach home at Chester Park tomorrow. where she will remain until the return of Mir Vanderbilt.
 San Francisco, Sept. 22-Dennis Kearny this afternoon sent dispatch to SolOn Chase and other straight Greenback electors of Maine urging a straight fight and no fusion with Democrats.
 Last evening Jesse Grant was married 10 Mis- Lizzie, daughter of w. <. Chapman, al
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
Notice to Lien IIoiders-

Notice ts hereby ssvu t0 s Iersons ho!its or claim ing Hets on 2 against the McCrsckin Consolidated Mining CompAuy and Ina; certain csd. los or n1inins claim slfuzc Mining Distret. Aohase ConpS, ArzOua- known and described c. the "Aita Mthe to be and apt@aE in Disirio. Court Uf the Third Ja- dcial District, Territory of snEona, ii snd Tor Mo. have County. si the court room thereof in Mineral Park, sad County on ihe Aih day of Octecer A. p. is-0 .. 10 o'clock , snd then and th.re erkibii proof of ss5d bsns. By order of the Court.
 Dated sept. sih, lssO-
 CALDWELL NRIGHf, Clsrt- siI By H. bUcKssACh. DeYaty.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-09-24
Dis .oiutisn of Copartner.hip.

0tioe s herehy given that the ooT4rtDsrshp hereto fore existing undsT Arm and sfyls os Coorc Martin. d1iug 6~n srzl ArrcAaa1iss Business. si ths VI lAr cf N. JoAa. Arachs Cczasy, gts tzs day E-- solved by tun4i consent IathrF Martin rwsiins from said rn- Al dsbts sBtrzfte az to -ss@ hy the asae hrIn Nil be p4id by koszls Coi1Eo remains tn sad bnse-s. Parties may ee Indebted se the iats nrr8 pil IAy t5e sac to Eo~4ta Colofaa
 LUTHER MARTIN.
 RO-ALIO COLONo. ST. JoHNs, APACHE CoUNTN. Angus. 9A lss-ims5