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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Proposals fer Military Supplies.
EApoKTERs DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA,

HEAD0'KTERs DEPARTMENT OF ARIZONA, |
 oFTIcE OF cEIxF oUAETxHNasTxE, wnipple Bzrrsess, Prescott. A. IT, March s, is50. sealei profsosals in tripcs:e. subject to the coneitirs xin received this ece. the otces of the ouarternasters the following nsraed pt. t f2 o'clock noca. NoadAy. May lsss, at which time aud places they will be opened ia presence of bid- de for furnishing and delivery of military susplirs JE s and ending the thirtisth day q JaDe lssl, a. foiioEs:
 FUEI.: Hard and soft wood nd Charcoal. FORAGE: Barley. bran, corn and hay.
 STRAW: or hay f1r bedding. or such of supplies may bs required st Fort Apache Fort Grant, Fort Bowie, Camp Huaehac4 F0ft I0xeu Fort MeDOzeIl. Fort Mojase, Csszp Rucker, Camp Thomas, Frt Verde, WhtpPle Depot. Anss Yurr. Depot Arizona Territory. and Fort Yuma, California. Proposals for either els~ of the mentioned for qasEtties than tho whole required. will be ceiVed.
 The GSov-rnment the right res-et any or all proDosals-
 A preference wiH be given to articles of domessie production
 blAak propoSs-, and printed circulars stating the kind and estimated quantities required each post and giving full instructions Co the of bidding. OsGdions he observed ty biers, and terms of and payment will be furnished applicstion this ocs, (, ihe Arterasisrs at the van post. Eumed.
 Envelopes eoutaiqing proposals should be market "ProPcssls fcr---st--f v and addressed the un- dersigned to hs respective post qG1rtermAsrers.
 GEO. H. a EEKs, QusrtsEms-ser [. $. A Chief QRArtsrmaster. Depart msat oi Arizona nhSs-tw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
4 Lard Without Elopements.

Elopements are not believed in in Lap- land, for if a man marries a maid without her parents consent the penalty is death. When young man forms an attachment for a female, the fashion is to appoint time for their friends to meet, to behold the young parties run race together. The maid is allowed in starting the advantage or third part of the race, so that 1t Is impossible, ex- cept willing of herself, that sine should be ovcrtaken. Ii maid outruns her suiior the matter is ended; he must never have her, it being penal for the man to renew the motion for marriage. But if the virgin has an affection for him, though at first she runs hard to try the truth of his love, she will without Atlantas golden balls to re- tard her speedl pretend to meet some casualty, and voluntarily halt before she comes to the mark CT end of the race. Thus, none are compelled to marry against their wishes. and thus is the cause in this poor country the why married people are richer in their contentment than in other lands, where % many forced matches make feigned love and cause real uuhappiness.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
C0nssabIe's Sale.

Under and by irtae of a writ of execution issued from the Iustces Court of Weav. Precinct Yzyspai county, Charles F. Stanton JastIce, and direct ed 10 ssiiHfy tuds for hundred and twenty six dollaS and costs, fin favor of Francis MeMahon plzf against A. D, Sneiker et ai the owners of the Marcus mine in Weaver District Said execution he.nx dated the 22d day of March, lsss.
 have lsyIe the following pro el ty, and viii er- pose the for sale st Pnbie zetion highest bidder, Saturday the I7th day of April Isss ss i2 o'clock, noon. al the MxrSns mine:
 Al tue right. tife and interest the Marcus mine. with all iiE Improvements.
 stone Hou-e 1& by 10 feet.
 2 Arasfras. i3 sacks le with extracted from said mine and A few mining tools and implefnerts.
 BARNEY MARTIN, Con,iabls- ANTELOPE, March lSSo.-zldw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

"BooN."-Thc Sentinel has been trying to raise bloom" by sending out postal cards inviting people to send in their pref erences for President 2 and Delegate. We arc aware that the expression of the feeling of Yavapsi voters was not returned on ''those" postal cards sent out by friend Knapp of the Sentinel. People who live in this great metropolis arc not asleep to be caught by any such chaiTy productions. When the proper time comes ii will be the duty of 5oth parties to fall into lne, select thei- candidates, by voice of conventions and make square, respectable fight for the election of the candidates in inc field. We hSse not made up our mind as 10 whom we wtN support, but we will indor>e only q rooi man who will win. Nn more defeat ? OUTS.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Notice Of Assessment.
To JOHN CODY:

To JOHN CODY: ---
 You are hereby notified that I have ex. pended for the years 1878 and 1873 one hun dred and twenty dollars for each year in iaoora and improvements upon the ''ToDD- mining claim, situated in the Wallapai Min ing District, County Of Mohzve. Territory of Arizona, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of section 1924, Revised statutes of the United States; and if within ninety days after this notice by publication, you fail or refuse to contribute your propor- ton of such expenditure as co-owner, your interest in the said claim will become the property of the subscriber, under sad sec tlon -b-I- A. F.. DAVIS.
 Feb. l3. ISSfl-:tu
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Eoficc Of Assessnenf.

T9 A- '. NoE-1Ea, F. ?. Mc-uEpY AND THosr HCLDIgs UNDER THEx:
 1on ars hereby nJtih-I thI' We have expendea t-r, htEuref douirs il ltu'r and improvements uuon .h. Ff@a.n mining claim, ,re.pcton cf n. Capital min ing clarnI stuat-d il Turkey Greek Mining Dist-f~t layapal county Arizona Territory in order to boti sAi' csiin 1liCr tar pro gisioas of Se- Lon -i-4, Ersised statutes of fhe T,,i.e, Sa e. And C v1'LiH ninety 3sys after tl- notice by Puh'catl]a yCu f4i refuse to cC.tribute your r, pHrH1n pf sfirh expenditure as c>-owgsrs von- ,r su'ss-i''r- uIii.r .all sect .of z5Zs.
 F.5 COOK r...,, Jos. F. WALKER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Notice of Asscss.nenf.
OFTsCE oF THH ARIZONA CENTRAL RAILROAD CosrAs1, Prescott, A. T, March Is lss0.

OFFICE
 ARIZONA GENITAL RAILROAD CosrAsY,
 Prescott, A. T., March ls, 1ss0. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT \ MEET " ing of the Directors of the Arizona Uentfzl Rail- road Company. h,ld the iSth day of March. A. ID. ls5 4ssesnent O ten i0i rents per share eed upon the capital stock of the said corporation forthwith, to Thomas Cordis his ofce. neTth sids Of Union street. between Cortsz and Marina streess iB the Village of Prescott, county of Ysvapsi, Tern tory of Arizona; and any stosk nPon which aid As- sessmenf shall remain unIsa the sixteenth i6thl day of April \. IT. 1Sl, shall be cen.gaent and ad- Vers. for sale At public auction. and unless Uf said shza be made before, said shares shall be sold the EIGHTEENTH DAY of MAY, A. D. lssi s two o'clock r. to Iay such deln- quent meu; together Sith the costs of ad1er- tising and expenses of such sale.
 ]. A. PARK, Secretary. Ohce-Oyer tne Bank of Arizona, in the Village of Prescott, county of Ysv=rai, Territory Of AriLona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Assessment Notice.

TIGER MINING COMPANY, LOCATION oF
 works, Tiger AintISc District. Bradshaw Mountain
 1aSapAi county. ArizOna Territory Location of prt- epa place of business San Franeiseo California. No
 oe iz hereby given, that at meeting of the Directors held on the nfeenta tlSth) day of March, Is ., s.. No Four tt of thirty tS0l cents per shars able immediately u United StAes gold coin to the Sec retary at The ocs of the Company. Room No s2 Ne r@as bsocs No Montgomery sereet, San Francisco, California Any stock upon which tnIs ass@s.nent shall remain unpaid Wednesday, the txenfy-fir.t l2lstl day of April, lsssi wi he delinquent ana .d- vertised for sale st pabhe ancor ssa unes. p.smeDt is made bfore, wil be sold Thursday the Thirteenth tiSth) day of May 1Soe 10 pay the debquent ssse-. meut together with costs Of advertising and xp>ns.s or sale VIM. H. Lf NT, secretary.
 Oface, Room @. Nevada Block, No. SOs MoutroIn.rv street, San Francisco, California. mhia
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Assessment V otice.

TnPToP SILVER MINING 'cC MPAFY Principal
 Place of BuSines- Sen Francisso, Cal-I.ocstion of works-BAet Canyon Distret YArxFsai County Arizona Territory Notice i- h svea that . meeting cf t1e Board of Direet0rs, held the NINTH Day of AAhIH, lS.l. an aESessment No Of So cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the CorporAflo payable immediately in C s. Gold Coin, to tae Secretary si the office of the Company. Rooms and :. S2' FINE Sre-t- san Francisco, California
 Auy stock upon which this sha remain unIali on the is-h Day Of APRIL. 1880, wfsl be de- h7ne and Gtyertfsed for sale public auction: sud ufess paytaent s male before w Ss soIi on FRI DAY Gle 'lh Day of MAT. IsSs pay the delinq rsst e together gfth eos; of advertising expeuscs oi sale By order of the Board Direesors.
 D F. yERDESAL, SECRETARY
 ofFIcE-Hoorns and :, 32T Pine Street, issB Fran cisco, California. mI3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Notice to realtors.

h the m-,-e-of ihe est-ie O; PErEE U. BRAxNrx, dtcelsei:
 Notice s hereby given hy the uadersigusd executors oi me VIII ci eier Brannen, oeCs4sed, to the crsd- 'ss of and al ptsous having claims against the .ad dccea-ot, Co exhibit the with the nseesssry youc- CTS WlI ten months after the first publication Of this Louo, Go the uudfriEne, the said executors At the nnsness yzc of Patrick 8. Brsnuen the same being the rrst ayor south Ot Jhe brick bu1iug occupied ry the Bank of 6Tlzo4s. Cort~Z street ln the town of Prescott, in I4yafai county, A izona Terrftorv
 PATRICK E. BRANNEN. EIecusor
 ELLEN BRANsEN Executri1
 oi the will Of Peter F. Braunsn. deceAs@s, Prescott, \. IT, Esrca 23, l5s1. rnh9s-3rp
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Norice ,o Become sole Trader

r. hereby given bat [. Mary C. D0d niarried woin&n do tl- oay Hakr and uu8lish dsclarasiOa that in- tend, From and after ihis datc t0 ry business CT trade epaT-te and apart from ny husband and in IrF own Ha-l-- cu my account of capital tn snet of uut Vee1 Eve thousand dollars And from t-= date a responsible for all debts contracted by -e un count 0f sad bg,lness trade, which is that %; farming aEdrtlcs raIsiug.
 Giye- la.s. -ly hand and seal this Eighth day of -- -i4Tt4. 5-hle,a Hundred and Eiah
 MARY C. BDrD.
 ther mark fj Wines: Joss scEULI.
 Per-5gs..y appeared before Ine this day. S C. Rogers Justice or ta Peace ia and the County of Yaya- bal iu Atzoha Te-r.t1ry Mary C. Doui aud made the ai-1Ee-uaue declaration provided for in the com. piled laws Cf tuls Territory. x. C. HOGERs Ilhl3-3s Justice of the Peaoee,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Stocks.
Origin ot the Name Arizona.

J. NJ. Sanford, in the MINER, gave the origin of the word Arizona, which the Tue son Record cop;es Iii full and credits to the New York Times. lust the way we are treated. We furnish all the great articles of interest in the country and other papers get the credit We can stand it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
FoE THE HAcEBERrE SOUTH MINING CLAIM. U. s.Ia.b OFFICE, PBEscoIr. A- r.
 Er.f.r "a a

HAcEBEBEE SOUTH MINING CLAIM.
 U. .s.Lasp OFFICE, PBEsooTr. A.T. February is. lS-1- Eo.i-e Is hereby tla; Paul Breou snA Benjsmia II. Spur. whose T. O. st fesses are Mineral PsFk, No have cJuDt. Aszoaz e rfJryi Asyv this day made sp- TlCsoG f0F C. ~. F4irt for Efteeu hundred .sp le- frui cf sl- I-l-rry south nIaing claim or lode. t.aii. silver. vlr4 suffacs uund six hundred 6ls9 fet iI vIIia si-z. lying and being in Peacock B- ing District, County ci Nohaye, and Territory of Ar1- k1s and and desigastei by The nsid notes and official plat this ocs lot No 57 in the eyed put lie lands cf the Jnita stateE The exts- rior boundaries uf lot No. 31 as foll7w-, viE:
 Variations ls dee- east tcgiuGig ai monument oi stone built the d~. aud which ihc ns doe of To- cation i posted. W "a stands st tho Fourhefu boEndary line Of Inc HarhherTy mine. at which Ioint has been stsrF a laJ ae szfs ku1gu as the ns shaft Lstzesn tac Earsherry -nd tle Haesberry south mine, &s feel derf. f.5. tsncA inc [. E. mineral monument ts-ss x. s6 deg. 3l nll- F. 5.s0 chsius distant. 1-ence ruuaiuz N- % deg. s- i,4 chain. to S r. corner of ciaia where t H1t post inches square marked < u mound 1f stone eet hiRh, from Nkich
 Eut pine t-re sshcS n usinetrr Dears \. tS deg r..
 huss a sraut The r. S mineral trCuu-nsnt bears \.
 Ihclce running is dlF. F. s372 ;o southeast cor. urr 1. g.lll Vr s st post iucAcs square marked Y Ni iu uad a et sllle-
 Thsuc- soa,h 5 ,lsr. x.st 4s4 chains ,o center ei saathes-t eld 0f oisius, where Is bu-t monument [ -ts'-e feet A' -l
 TIDra r.H Ing same course s54 chsins Co so'i;h- wss r1I. ts calm, sl-r- j, built monument of stone fet h Ia, here i- He pIst 2E3 incaes marked NIL
 IEaee running - ga df, A-- z2.i2 chains to NV cor of claim srI a01gneut of stone, where ls set sz; D inrHts, marked KILL
 TIeace ruluirg S. 59 deg F. s.Sf chains io monu
 meat le1.e auI placs of beginning coutaidng 21,s5 acres.
 The same being Of record in the oicc Of the Recorder uiues Nol4ye county. in Book p. pages SIS and 5I9. Any aAt al Ter-ous claiming adversey any DOT re,fufeI tie their adVere claim Register of the r. L,a1 Dc- co Prescott, TerrioTy of Arz0us. du- 5r sixty a,s of pCbcafon hereof, they will be barred 0y yl-lc oi tLe st tUtes.
 f,l3 WILLIAM \. KELLY. Reglste-
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Assessnent Nofrce.

To GEo THHAsHE. dse'd his heir. or agent, md 4. T. Moore:
 1"u gre hereby uotihsi that I have expended one hundred dollars tn labor ad iT froFsmes1t- upon the hrst No th Extension the Gray Esz. mine, IfSer Dsr1rt- lzvapai county. Arizona in order hold the s@id premises under The provisions of section Re Weed Statutes of the Uuissd State and i within ninety @ys atr this no Ice hy publication you fsii refuse to contribute your proportion zIlch eKp4ndtture coo srs IT ia;erests in claim wid beuona the IFuIry oi the ssbscribeT under said section ETA
 JOHN l.. TAYLOR. Prescott, <. T., Feh. . Issp.-2eIs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

GRAND REsULT.-At the Basin mill, Brad shaw, one hundred tons of Prince ore has been treated and the results bulllon worth $26.000. which Is over two hundred ana fifty dollars 10 the ion of ore worked The mill will continue operations ou ore from the T'p- top mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
Fnmine and Plunder.

London, Agrll "A private latter from Aleppo, dated March 1S. says that in conse- quence of tine famine four iEousaEo Roaids are destitute. They descended the noun tains, plundered the town of Mardeen, Asiatic Turkey, ard murdered a numuer of Priests, Nuns and some merchants.
 Fight With Outlaws.
 Anaheim- Cal. A,.-il -sIout ten o'clock last night Deputy Sheriff Ce,is and Durham went to the Ieycaa quarters of town for the purpose of arresting two Mex jeans whom they suspected as having com mitted rObberIes in Spadra, AnaheIm and San Gabriel. Rafael Mirando vas captured with much effort, but Leanjgo Carnjosa, a well known outlaw. drew his pi.tol, but be- fore ne could Use it Ceis fired at h.m. He fell but sprang up and fired at the Sheriff, who again returned the fire, and the outlaw again fell. Cells fired two more shots in rapid succession, but Cargiiosa, favored by the intense darkness, made his escape.
 Republicans at Work.
 New Haven, April S.--The Republican Convention met to day, Amos Street, Chair man. A resolution favorng the nomina- ton of a man like Edmunds or WashJurnc, was withdrawn, spit being opposed to in structions. Henry C. Robinson, John NJ Douglass, Augustus Brandage, and samuel Fessenden were chosen delegates at large The convention pledged vigorous support of nominee of the Chicago convention.
 Republican Success.
 Providence, R. l., April April G.-EIec- ton returns indicate that that the RepubIi- can ticket will be elected and the General Assembly will be largely Republican over all opposition. Albcr; II. L!ttIetield is the Republican candidate for Governor. Albert C. Howard, Prohtbitionist, supported by some Republicans, and Horace A. Kimball, Democrat. The legislature elects Senator Bu rnside's successor.
 Star Deficiency Bill Approved.
 Washington, Aprll 7.-Thc President ap- proved the Star deficiency bill.
 The New Mining Bn.
 Washington, ApuI 7.-The House Min ing Committee reported to-day a substitute for that portion of the Pubic Land Com . missiontrs bill which relates 10 mineral !. snds. The principal changes made by the ' Committee are as follows; The new bill allows locator to hold | claims for one year by discovering minera! deposits and gives them three years iu which ! o apply for patents. No person will be | flowed to take up secoad claim until he ] hall have struck mineral in his first loca- ion. or else have abandoned if. The ob- l ect of this provision being b prevent the ] wholesale absorption of mineral lands.
 The new rlll provides that contests as o prior locations, etc. shall be settled by ,ourts as at present. The Com. fix price Of nlneral lands at two dollars per acre, in tead of the five dollars now charged, and hey fill the blank concerning tAc area To- atable, by any one person. by making the laximum of square cf 90o feet or it's quivalcnt in any rectangular shape, pro- ided that neither dimension sha.i exceed 800 feet.
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SI NlINN
h the District Cour: of the Third guaeiaI Dlstris Territory cf Ariz1D4s County oi Yavapai.
 CHAaLEs WtHrs, Plaintiff,

Territory cf Arz1uas County oi lAvapai.
 CEAuLEs WtHTH, Plaintiff,
 
 ELIZA NgErH, Defendant. Action b-eclt ia the District Court of the Third Ju- dicsl HI-c io aad for s County of NzyaIai, in the Territory of sri1oHa.
 T1c Tcru.aFT of AfizCEa senis greeting to Eliza f7u TT r~ -'f-r--'ffyi zr1 req rfred t1 Nfpezr fin action -ht agsiust you by ths sb0ve-nIsie esi rlautf il f4 if-tri,t CouFt of inc Thsrd Judicial strict ia af for fhe County Yayapai. the Ter T-pry C- Azaa. and answer Jae coiuI Ilaiut filed tis Gle c t- Court a Prescott, iu said County. copy Cf which c1u Ql8nt accom- psnie- this summOns wil tvf-is days Conclusive of .hc day o1 serVicel a.seT ta- -ll-s upon you uf ths summons. n served . tnfs county t~ f served cut of the county and Natia this district, then within tiry days; all other cases fur5y days.
 And you are hereby noaaed that if you fail to appear and su-ver il' i-4ut above required. the plain ti vlE take siaa against yCu and apply Co the Court fer -u rlle1 IraE-i for u and uy e plaintiff s said Ccnp.l costs and disbursements ia this behalf eIT-uie3.
 Given urt-- lly hand and the seal Of said District -s-., Ccarf. s' Prescott, this eighteenth day of i'''l'l March, l-zi.
 WILLIAM WGLKERSON Clerk. CLARK CHUECHI-L, Attorney for Plaintiff. imIg
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Notice of Assessment.
To LEONARD HALE.

TO IEVNAhD HALE. - Ton are hereby uo,ihsd that have ex.euded enc uiires oo arr. m labor and improvements, upon the fooENAS MINE, Turkey Greek Districr, TaEzpai S"ln Y Arizona iu order fo hold the said prenises und the provlSOas of Sectior 22s Revised Stztu.es or me UnIied ststes and II within ninety day. after this notice, by publication. fa refuse trDute your rrUTortion Of sEch expenditure. oSier' your interests tn said ciRiDs will become the property 0f tho subscriber under said section a24
 J. A. 6rILD4 fEEsooTT. \. T., February n, 1880.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Assessfflent A Nnfice

To F.. II. FEERIs-You are hereby notified that have pended hundred and twenty dollars n labor and improvements upo1 the second eZteus Of the Davis Nlue- twelve hundred feet, HassyspaIrpa District NaVapli County, Arizona, iu order 10 hold said premises uuter the uvsi0us of section 24. Revised the United States acd if within ninety after this notice of publication, fan rsfuse  oatr goGr interest n said calm VIII become the pToa- triy of the subscriber under said section 232L.
 JAMES C. OTIS. prracntt. Ian. 2. Is91.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

Attention is invited to a small lot of fine gold watches and jewelrv, at the store of T. C. Bray & O., which will be sold al less than wholesale prices, for two weeks, as the owner is then going East. q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09

Its consideration may be hEd without pro- longing the present session.
 The Smart Colored Cadet. The colcred cadet, Whitaker, of West Point, who claims 10 have been malt7eatcCl by other students, is thought to nave com mitted the injuries on h.s own person for the purpose of evadins the examination, winch occurs Eext month.
 B.s1narcx's Resignation.
 Berlin, April sth. Emperor William will not accept Bis marek's resignation.
 Kesrney's Case.
 San Francisco, Apnl sth. kearney's case was called this afternoon, aud an affidavit read, saying that the tran script from the Police Court was not the copy of proceedings. Judge Freelon, after argument, said that affidavit was sufficient, md the case continued until Saturday next. The Portland Democratic Convention. A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, this afternoon says that the Democratic State Convention nominated Congressman Whit ;aker, and six delegates to Cincinnati were chosen, though noI positively instructed for Tilden; although a resolution Indorsing Til den and Hendricks was adopted by vote of six To one.
 Stocks.
 Virginia 2a4; Imperial 40; Justice l T : Mexican l0l.; ophir l2, Union 261s; Ne vala l5l.; Eureka l91.; Alpha G1s; Yel- low Jacket 6sl; overman l | Crown Poiot II; Belches 2ai; Utah 6al; Belle r {; Savage f. BOdie S1$
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THANKs.-The compoSitors ID the MINER Office, in return for the kind remembrance sent them by inc newly elect Mrs. Clark, re- turn their grateful thanks, wishing her a happy and prosperous journey to the end. and that her lsrder may always be sup piled with plenty of equally substantial ar, ticles as those presented to the printer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-09
ST. Josrrr PRECINCT. APACHE COUNTY

SIT. IU-III' IGtCINCT. APACHE COrNTY.
 Per. oualy appeared before me :. C. Isad Jn..-,s oi The Peace Scr the above Precinct Ellen bon,so,, vi made sn inventor cf hsr separate propeTy sfat aud o.i-r- lIotn the C-l-non Ircperfy helou T7,s herself. :o 'r..: ''
 -ifs neal OF horned stock trsBte-. in mule shoe sI 'rf %. four iov.- sItii Inc sam. lrTi - one -f' i'-, p,ir ;r,1 vzguE ~chutiart one sew ing llei-t@. s-v.r Caalr= tbfse .ablss three bsd. st-tt t e.e -.,H. tac'- and beEdlrlE' and an n s ot'ier aou-ea 1 ir are ia her present Yaee of rs
 Mi-ur-s ha- hand; FErr- THo,-PSoS
 '..-i' -La. ti- aA''a-1an~d EH~n Thompson is p's.''t- i'.1 co me- <. C. LADD, P
 7t- @e7'l-is iAt-s march -lt, lS~a.
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o'Leary Ahead.

New York, April 6th-Aurphy, holder of the OLeary belt has retired. OLeary has seventy six miles to his credit and is followed in order by Faber and Hartwooi and the rest are wav behind
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL ID THE MINER. 1
Assessments Levied .

San Francisco, April Gth-SaEage has lev jed an assessment of ono dollar; Alpha lev ies an assessment of fifty cents and Leopard ten cents.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of FELIX SCOTT. deceased:
 Notice ls hereby given by t-e undersigned, aimins- trator O; the estate of Felix Sc0tI. deceased. the cotitcrs of and all pers having claims against the sail deceased exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within ten mouths of the first publication of tis uotce to the undersigned. his resideace,i ,in show Low, Apache County, Arizona.
 ROBERT SCOTT, Administrator of the estate Of Felix Scott deceased. SHOW Low, Feb. Is, lsSD.-mh4
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Ectice og Assas,rnep,.

ID IDE Lt NI.L1,If. all o.le-r:
 Ton sra Ee-eiy r~er=4 tlst I have err.ss.,e,I on. h'H-ftd o5ar lI a-- and i1s5-lv -.lsett ut..r. m. E'fr-EE MISE, Bz-- EiI-. Iay4rsI Csr-I,y irizor. ia or~T -1 hs t- st fI 15--s snl-r The ts5Yis,,. q" seon zat, f,e'isA Statutes of Ine Unite- States qua ii "i-L4t --etF alter t-s tce by puhliez- 'p' "a .- "- r-taf7 Co contribute your pr5por-ioT 0i 'Irl tNI--t.-e a e-l1Iarz. as yoy fs ,r refu-s ty ps Ter ti. a-F- t-e--u-. your iut-rt.ts in sAa clam v-- Soo. -a s-agerty or tho su1,scritar rrrsr sali ofc-i'i -3.i Jos. CHANDUWINK.
 AsH GREER. LLtrs HIIr- COUNTRY. Ian'y ss, ss