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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-06
sale of Obsasese and icabIe
 Ordinance and 0Fdnaucp Stores.
t-,.rrLn sTaTEe nAnNANcr AGrNcr

rSTTED sTsTEs ORDNANCE AGENCY. ! CeTner HGusten sa Greene riTeet- r. e. Box isIi). &Ew YoHE. January 24d. Is-0 SEALFD PROPOSALS, in aallca C. viu be recei, ei - at this oie- for the purchase f obsolete aud Un- seFsicabs ordsnce sHi uftaahoe stores: embracing Cannon, Garages, iua1 A=n 2. Leather WCrk. Lead, Toos, an scrap Bst-rial' etc., st he Arsea- sis, Ioils. as.a DePofs in 'he United s,stos.
 Bids Til opened 4F II o'clock, s., WednesiAy, thp @5ih day of Fsr4ry- iss1 for sores located ss fol0Ss, to vii; A-cgh4Gy Ars1Ea', Pa: FTsnkford Arrss.aL Pa. Fs.t M6.rus Arena Va: tndi.pspo lis ArseIlsi. Ind; Kesre5Se Arsrzsl. Me. PIk.svis Arsensl, &i.. Rock leland Arsenal, ILL. St. Loui. Arse8a, Mo Satisud ArinoFys Msss.s Washington Arsenal, D. e.. "a-sF'ne' Arsenal- S l.; Nsisrtos sn
 Aud e. lrts n tae foioEirg named sta,s. to wit Connecticut besss-rr, hAir, Aaryiahe. hAs-sehu- ze'ts, Michigan Ny BalnI silire AsS Jsrsey, Sss yorS PenDs, ,iya-ir. Isao.ie Isssd. virginia.
 Ilis VII tr oqeusl at iz c'eipcs, S-, Hsdves3.y ihs Ina of March. iss1 for Eto Oc-tei fos- lJwE, 10 wit Augusta srsyusi. Ga san Antonio Ar seual; 2 sSns; Bsuorta Arssa@j, Cal Vzucouvsr seuai Wash. fsr..; foTt Union. Sew Mexico; U- s, Mlilsary Acad~ny V \.
 And ias Fors in the following ststss and Territories. to vri; -i1lIs, sif0-si, .rids t4corss Kentucky Hetrzska, Nevada, North ssSrEuG. sX0n. South CA.siftrs, Texas, haskz, Af4zouA, Cci1-sao DssV-s Idah2. Indla=, A5siEns, &eE MeTieol ti~he Wa-hiag
 Tor is: of Stores ia detail locati1n terms etc e. estal1gues. which etn e ITGr1s aTh sfipn .t the DTGuluce UIsce Nsr iis5 artia ei, ssinstoH D. C. ai Lilis sgsucy. as any Bf lfs D-peis and The iGF Hsic-s gf Forts Etl ffTusea, ei-rca,ir iufsrraios ss 90 that - ITS CT hand nt tletF r-Hi eft'rs D. sts are iJf sac.
 Firs Sli eIplgtis tse to.fs varre the stores E-'- oas., wcb ;hy ind uy, and sih s2ve the ftnds sBd 41sutsz they propose G. PaFchl ss. Deliveries " A eIy ie ma e a i.se SarsoU- Ioss ensre stored
 GGe cs tfl 1i reefrve- the rl-bt Co rt Sf s Lids wE4r gre Rot dIet safl-f1coTt- FrOr tifs sctept- Of aDg nd it sal 1aT- t5 is approved bg the V ar Dc.ariTasut- F.. Hs. rssn. les Ts th~ sis- of award ard the vheu th= Tropety is as- hygrsd. 1hrty days ai i se<sd for the T,r1osA! of stores. Packing -i bs chsTg st prices so be determined Ey trs DtpsTfrneRt,
 Prop.sls vig 5e la4re--ed ia she [. s. Ordnance AgsucT, New Fork ?. @. EON I-iis and must bs dUr.e .-PsoFO-ais Tor Pure srug Sso7.s." vsh the names .,i sie Ar-sus- Eors ieyos Shere storsd. The g-nes 0f ;8a st4ies sad IsF-lisries in viich ihe stores are l1rltssl- Ns CEi>PIN.
 Ctl. r. =. A. It. Col Cf O-i-s Conan snding.
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Editorial PoliIcal E0oas.

Mir. Blaine seems to have tho inside track for tho present ia ,he forthcoming race for the nomination.. but tac clark horst" may even now be in process of grooming that will carry of the stakc. after all.
 The Department of tine Interior seems just now io bc lcaljng the ghoio country III the decision aud iiTmaess Hith which it proposes to deal win ;ho Indian qiestion. NIT. Schun Is showing himself master mind in this emergency.
 Mir Thurman, it seems, las been taken out of his political coiiin by some of his friends, who persist ia trying 10 make the country believe ho IS not . corpse.
 The agony of the Democracy over the Maine failure is sUch that the whole crowd gre threatened win severe case of lock jaw. fit would only keep them quiet for A tune and save their Insane uttcrauccs on questions of public interest the country would experience relief.
 Since h;s tilt with MT iToar, tho funny side of Sunset CoX's mouth has been closed for repairs.
 From Philadelphia comes again the news that Grant Is about ts embark in au import aat enterprise aod wIn not be candidate for the Presidency.
 Some of the Democratic organs are loud in thelr praises of the "backbone" of the FLsiouists. It was not so much backbone as thick skulls and shallow brains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-06

The escape of Powell, who was here be- flre the Supreme Court on writ of habeaS corpus, from Deputy Sheriff Speedy, is still exciting endless comment among the ci'i- zens of Tucson, anj the press of that city is nearly cyerg day giving different theories to the public concerning inc affair Powell, 1t is true, had 8 great many friends iii Pres cot, but that illc eaure community aided him in his esoaao is p.cros;erous, afd any
 sensible person wili discard the idea al once. Powel. argivc.lin custody oi Deputy Speedy, and Ras allowed by that official 10 wander about wherever hC chose unmoiesl- ed, sometimes the officer h=iEg with hlm, and at ether times he WAS alone. Of course il was hut natural taat a man occusea ol a grave ofTense, auI knowing fuli wed that a felon's cell awaleI him, sh4nld seek to escape by flight. Powell had every oppor- tunity in the world Co ,~care, aEc tbat he did not take his departure sooner is Uon- der People tc:e wcFo surprised at the freedom Eo was uI;o3ci. ard whether h.S friends put uN money ior hlm, IT lhe loose manner in which hc Was gusrtlcd. induced him to flee, ysc tio nof know. tu;ccrtaia ii is that his escape caa Ice stttihutrd to gross negligence oB the part D. those hlv;n; him m charge. and q searching investigation should be made to see where the blame lies.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-06

A man named Owen recently killed u merchant named Travcr at Ctndriaria. Ne yGda, and escaped. A reward oi Sl ,C09 was offered for his arrest and the country has been sco,r"u in search nf him. Recently the Sheriff of Los Angeles arrested $ mau who answered the description of Own, buj when he came 10 deliver his prisoner t0 tue Nevada Shcriff ann claim his reward his naa was mt the man wanted. Owen has had A good start aud is probably pretty near AriZOna by thIs time, th.t Territory being the Mecca of Nevada escaped criminals.
 Dromore Castle, the lately completed residence of the Earl of Limerick. has 0epn under construction since iSGJ. and is a per feet reproduction of stronghold uf tbc fourteenth century The interior cores ponds in the minn,cst detail ntn the out- ward design. and ihe furniture |, consistent with the style of the fourtccntli century, s, far as the exIgenciee the present age viii admit. l. is two miles from Shannon, im Cornty Limerick. Lord Limerick is de- seended from Speaker Pery of she Irisb House of Commons,
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LEGAL.
CIRCULAR.
DEPAETsrENr oF HE INTERIOR. !
 tsE>EgAL LAND OFFICE.

As-.A4Ab-a.l tH I tJE [ Aa E d1 EatAAA.
 tsE%EgtI- LAND OFFICE. :.
 Washington, n. IT,, Jdn. lH, i>S1- -- SIE-ADu~es having been prae icsi under tile iaNs governing deposit by se,tiefS i'F the surrey uf pa Dis. iaa,is. | alu directed by the Def.,r. iueut ip 1s,ur ghe is.ilUNing a,idI- lanai ln>.ruc,aaas in relation thereto:
 i. Any apFi@iis"u made by seliler~ Fer the survey uf pliuii" iaHIs at tfeir eNpense, under iIe pFuNi-.tGIS fl s>eCsiBH !, ,iut UI ihe ECFi~cd SIASutfss of the ifaIlei >IAie~4 iuu~t be duly oFa ia hp thc p1rsGn guaklug itte same. l must designate fiIe toaiI-il Q la be suTNeyCi aB3 S.Ill ,ta5e ihat tils aptsilsaii,s $ are a3.uaT, btua iis settlers 1hUIeIu; that They arp vcIi acl 1aiii ei Wi.h the character Uf the islid Jn- iuIed Iu sad ,nss EsSilip. and, further, tllat tla sa.uc IS FIol m3naIsi Ac- CsimpanXlHg tli~ appl3cailna Dsust be the sI- hdavIy> ol ai least l1so c5nF esan-, sits!n.ef- e 2I witnesses, wlr., WiH ,-JrrohJraLe iu fu,i ll;e allegations contained in said app.l- C:1 i5H. {. ,topi-S Of the aI' i.s1ilian and ailidaylis iuiy certified by tue syeV''-rnetli 0l liic eiiz,Jiri wi-l,.n N h.eh such ian "a are stt UAse,i, must it3 transmitted tp tals uifsc5 WIih tt,e contract snd bJu.! entered into fpT lho survey thereof.
 $. htSe ins rucf ions Niil lake effect from aad af.er tAc dase of sheir rsceipt. aud you are dircc.e1 ia caGss their pu1iIca IoT; once 3 Weeh for fouF cpn>se.JiSlNr weeks m iWo newspapers of general circulation, 0ae pub li>hCi a. fEc,on aIi siia olhrr j.. Prescott, Inc cusg hereof tc bs payable 0us q the con. lluScDI iuna 1f your oIAce.
 Very Respectfully,
 J. M, ARMSTRONG.
 Acting Commissioner. To |. $ Surveyor General, Tucson, Ari- XuHa.
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Egyptian Masonry.

IL is stated tlat in renewing the Egyptian obeiisk, Ut Alexandria, for shipment tI NrB York, q number of articles have been found buried under it, which demonstrate the ex- i>tence of Frecmas0ury in ancient Eyyni. \ Mason of crudition is said tn nave eXaBl- ined these objects, and io have salishe,i himself that the connection is clear The Ncw York World, which has been taking 3. special interest In the matter, cautious I,~ readers against too ready acceptance Of ibis story, and probably the caution is L,:t u4i- Scasoaahic. For while We tl;ink i, capable uf demonstratiNH that many of thc form of FrecmasUpry are derived from Egyptian legend Ur CcremOniais OF scientific nsiru- ments, it by no means follows that aiy thing resembling Ffeemasnnry as HOW known existed among the ancient Egyp- tians. There arc few religions or beliefs oi any kind which have not some traces c! old-wortd mytholgy or ritual about them, but il would be very rash tO argue from the presence of such traces that these religions were known 10 the ancicnts. That some what has been filtered dowr from inc mys- teries of Isis and Osiris In modcra Frcema- sorry is tolerahly certain, but we do n3i be- lieyc that the obeiisk or any otler rcpn=i- tory of relics can prove t'iat Masonry. as now understood, had an existence in Egypt four thousand years ago.
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Probate Notice.

N THE PROBATE COURT, YAvAP4f COUNTY S IrFril,sr5 of Af4z24s Id tH7 inaf4s- uf Es- ;4tp sii rKFEG &EAEsE>. Gsc.E1e
 i1t ceysI.,st Ui As.zpIA zsaIs sreciiuy ID pnrsu. Ji oi t.g GDHyf, da.y fGe -s,B aA! Ui 5ataATs. l1f', H9uc~ ls EtTeny liYeI t:42t d Bl1&y, he st day Of Mstt n. ISSB, fV clock pt ss3d day ar the CGuytrvc.a oi cad Curi, i'i~ i.se 9t Prescott, n tAt DosniJ @i II. EP AVIEJu4, t= it Sp, Yis1 fer hv>r >r.2i- tiia Sti4!cl.-Vu cI f@ir;cX Dtssti.D aul lseu bfauueut prsy ylrs a dasa;.It lite tAls Cossi, p,I. porting hg Ic ias, ~lB aHt tr-tataeEt % GsSer E c1, -c.sSi ats.5.ai tO probate, sad tAI ieo-a as. Us lssuea there t0 sSs- fstricS t. BryIae sld i-F hsa.s1, Wii1 are I1u.Tl tlrf~ln s- --,-.4s; igr t sis1 p-s-s ls-sCas later rsiuI l4J al ear .,Iit cont st ti.s s-EuF
 AtTesr u. asni a4d tAe sg-i oI salt Probate UouEp L. s- tb4s -s.I Gsy ri 5alaz-y, ls~i.
 JOSEPH <. AGi}tANE, Probate Judge and ez-:iAe.O c-crk ol RTos4te Coa'
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blo.fgasee-s sale.

Whereas, tae EnsEEs,se Failishiuw Company q cor. por-ilO1s U1y 4icafTS e aud exiss aaLor ths Iro- 'is"us oi Solafisd !a 9f Ar8oa Territory. did oi' i'e i''i dNs ot A>l !s's, naGes execute and hsGF a.to ti5 gpr-s1el lG- 4n asad of convoy Nncs l wl-s, t~iii h sz3d !-si soYss aca .. Guly fec"IGei 9 ic u1lc t tis- s-oIisF Sl Hues, 61. Q! h-S-!2i c0Haty. A. D.. ig hl 1f Chatiei AOrt- ssEts F,rs 15 t i} cad asgiS,Tat!uu com Vs. ea se tHe 'ni=r9sa e iel5DIs rsi=-ry b ~li 4lne ucri,al Jsb rsses.
 tiDs paper cIftcg,
 21j sns IrEeola news gypss Asd IDS $1up4rg-i 7 i-,
 e lbs Pica i,o4sau Tyyss.
 q fosts tsb aa8 -dtT.l-si;fg lyps,
 toatr sgs3d sSYra. --9 case j,.b fsru4t0rI. ..-.-.
 box cs>l.s iuTutgrr, 4 AuFsss"s si~nes ..-:E- 51 lbs llul,au li,sf4.Gu
 c-se a,sgsssl r,sss -sinsie, siopbie aaa dotted. fond of G4Ecy bsti.-.
 Iou of N0ss. ornaments.
 boa ot s"Ji fcsiss 4Il e1E2srs,
 o ,luUvlc S.zr,as
 Ju6 s1ua= ana 4lssa,
 st job aud s,-ss-s,
 Sta4 igs and D.t.ss
 ssoes J9o for sfii ael.is, letter hssI., welding stationery, ssl taUSt ftea 1essui t0 carry sa t3e bUsiL7-s Ils oa4s~.
 A!,o- Sic cd S og ths ED eryTirt Publishing ona- paay 4E t4 bisiAes- iali,J.4s aHa EaI.s ug rer- taiu t'e&stGIer k4Ovn as ts.s Arizona Iut.-;rl..' bo;h uAlly gIII g~tkiy.
 wGsfvas, ,hc sa.d conveyance so made ss af,r. Fsid ey sad In.rElrse i3uisai,,g ConIasy xAa made to S''ire ssc t. rf c,rs proa ..r, Il ne for Eae sum oi 15 c, eEr,1ei p said Com, yto the
 
 ABs. N.iessa ueish zz tyru sie th- uaymeutof ssid ude Aeu7r4'L Ll ts and rsct. And phere.s by ic terms ci sad cisttt Oi-s.s su-uEss t.houLt d1ai4 De -o iHsit ti" ulaerslgue ea8po-sred to Sell 'aih froi*fs ;, shsesr and good vii sbove forf or A tar tLsrsyf ss iHiIc ,esd.s Aigh- esI bidder iHF fsr n hiad hs Nsi of the tune, place aud ie !a> % sac ot Sad eEfy Tor tke space Of g days tn the AFE5ua H s.&y Min.r. nss.ee to bs pu'i'S'lea w.ts y aud u-r llg rad period and "i1u in% sz}lsrBi "S t9e Pf-s-=. .taey ,su aud csi-N'f colscyancs of sad prolsry sJ s0lI Co tie in casssf iueitSs. all win the proceeds of s@.1 na!e Ia. ot la rss n ssi1 sals ssd tho sail prom ssofy uois aud te b4Bee Nf anyj to the sad EntesTaA-e ku-iizny Co. pany legal repre- ssu ss4NFs-
 Now tae@r'ore t Iva i.av-r, ths grortERgee said Int'r ESe E%uf is luss8 of s4I de-I aud in-tru- E4-ut Oi caiSsia sl l~ sb.se se-forth and de- -crsi p--s"lai vs,lr 6, riisjs aBi good VII, ih4ct i4.et"oI ga rn%y De ies yi Inc above premises eoEsalrssa5 gt pubic yrH,.Re,.n .n Monday, ths osa day O. Feb'y. 4. D. 1880. a' tae Ci-' ol 'ls ArsE3DsA issIzpc on MoutszaIna stf-ct in tle tll.Fs ise-c0-l, Arizona, t=sv. o'cjvcs sad isi ity, to highest btd- der tar cash. EYA IfA V IEI. MJrfgAsee. rr,scsott, AFi1Uga5 3sas5gy 2, IssJ
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SuIJ ul Cus.

IS EIfE 5CSTI'sF'5 COTE-. WEAVER PRE- r-urs County of YA7Api, Territory cf Arhsna- bohlzs B. J-h Etyut uI ar.zous- FsiEtif. vss George N. Epritu. ef sEsi trzuCisc' Cal Defeca.ut. IbG Territory -f Ass2r;l1 EeIaE greeting 70 George ' tt. rc Oi .is- --sai sUuu -l brsuci.ccr st, fhe StAIC Calfcrui D-Ieisaaul lpu hereby suamuuzsl ss aVj@4r N-loTs Ia- st ny os ce in As,e 3ufis L.-ek- iB he County .f ty4Iai the Is day [ &pFt{- ASSO- as Due r57ct- 2. ". iD sefIou brought against yau iv inc sad g. sf. the ruiI l8sas cg tEe aTs Has"d glslHJ1 Sad sGina is lFlEht .frls,er lTes hundred doiiags t ints sst s 'er I5- notsI ildE neslt ~ill oe taken Fou for ke esd sueTRf. G te~r Eia co-t- Of tu5H -at 4 FO- g. 8 I9 apys-sc and .usssr-
 lhe ShG &E, ssy ,szi-ts1.e Af s2ta LE-ls-fy b rCe-liI.t Aa&r la s,, s.sd GHs return hrEeCf-
 Given 8seF osy sand tle= .s-1 esy JsziH ry. 1sss
 6. P. ASTCN,
 s Justice uT fhe Fesee of aid Frsciacf. bsrEZepE CazEE, F=brrsrs 91. fsss1.--H'l
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A AssessUarnt NBfcc

To |. II. FEREIs-foa are hereby notfied Lhat have pended Eaudiri si. lsIi; tiii4rs F; sUo and Improvements upo, the etyJEH tz-5.s of fays Bia, tsysaSe LuITv,. I tiass sIn DIslgict Yayspal CUt-.Iy, ArI&U.a. n order to hOrd sAil p-S m fyr the 2. ectsOu -i-f. h-yiseL stSes ui United states, aud t thin ninety Ay, after ts notice Jf Punic4tio, yon iaIi refuse ss contribute y1ur proportion Bf sI. eIp-uL GFe co Dygi.uT your sad csa viii hgcous pTgD
 JAMESC. OTIS. Prescott. Ian. $, lR5J.
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London, Jan. 30.-Three dca,l.s this week from starvation near Parscnstown, County LoUth, Ireland.
 Rome. Jan 3o-The Pope's heaI,h is causing anxiety. He suffers from fits ut shivering and great prostration, but persists in hIs usual occupations.
 Pittsburgh, Jan. 3o--At a mec.ingo ot the Western Iron Association, held in this city today, the price of iron was advanced 10 four cents
 Omaha. Jan 30-Among the passengers for California yesterday was Denis kcarlcr, who will stay iu Sacramento one week, anG then return to San Francisco.
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Notice fos Publication.

I4sD OFFICE AT FEgscoTT. 4. I-,
 %sII. iot4 issI, Notice ie heethy gwen tiIsi the folio Ig nzmet set ter El 5c -: Ii- lHtssiIn ,0 i.se nuaI rrro iu support of his cliID aui atry th-F, .t IES sia- from the date of tnis i!le. Yz: pAf.f1h B isI1fiI, :or t1c Suuta half t iis EorthWe>+ qgsrt-r and S4Jta hsu ut SU,hwest quarter of see 5, typ I5. NB U ad fOUS- iu g1i1ss-c yiz: EI V We..s. Q; Prescott and Ko ' BJriHistsr s& Prescott HA- \. KELLY, iIul6x5t Register.
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50 DeIinTueat Taxpayer-,
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'CHEET Is s1a,s3l a5 DLLIToUEST TsxFs lE She yesg 4s.3. Es1s 1T fha 5ar DI~.ciCt sS9gr hey a.a I.isd Iis-u Immediate lt gal tru- cee-iass fer i.r.r cirClo- ltscs h'rsfy ely-ss, TEsl g.e~s tIs s,-LQges ay u 0a Gef.rs he IsJh day o Fcs' 'ssIy far isa Cssl vI si ~ait taSs< siii a@ Instituted -itaoDt fsar or E4yyr.
 MTRAT AASTEilsGE.
 District At;d'Issys Esyspai County. A. F. P1EE<tpgT. January sEh, iys1-
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Notice Uf Assesam cut.
To InE 1AwEr,;cE anI o,here. -

Ten arc h.geJy uDuGed th,t I have Cxnca3ed ons hun ned dJ.iz>., agH ia 1riaSt-, upon tiIs
 XPIRE MINE B.scS Itli--, laysi.G County. AFizuHz vTer s7} U1sduT ttse P4oNisesE oi sctI5n 23 4, lLcsi-ei S@ings 0l hs United atafe
 sud If stR-n aleiy ,,ays AIfPf sIc., 5s pubc- t.un yvu sa rnts IJate ySut EToyOTflgn of eu-ii &yd.t,gTe cc-oNuu.H boa Is refuse pay Us s'tye tIseeBt geuf tEtsrt<ts iR ssid t.s.l s 5-sie the pruj,sry Is sab~erbsF, under saII section ..s. JOHN CHASDONlNE.
 AsH LsEZK BLACK HILi.s CorSIET. IaU y 2s, I5S0s
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ND.ice of .is.es.m emt.
To IFoNAEn rArEs

To LEONARD HALE
 Yov are hereby no.iB~l tbsl 2 have expended one hundred G5l ais, aour and ln rosr:Eens, Gpon be pcoExAN MINE, TuTk-y LEesS D. frsct, l-Y=p4I Co;a ', Ar:zons ip i3 h--a t- sal pretlse ,l,! :le Nlx JzS of Section 3L4 E-S statutes uf s.e Cal.ed t.J.s, and If pI. ninety dAys after this E5tlce, by publication. :aH rrfuse tc IEibu;e roar Irt7yrttoH CF sGcA eruen i5ass- UWUef, yQur ere@is i1 saii calm wsA become tns paoI,sry If ;le sEbsJribss under ssG Section S2t
 e. d. GUILD. PEEs-ozT, A. T.. February 2d, Iss3.
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Notice for Publication.

LASD 0TyIcE, pREscoTr. As T..
 JaEu1Ty =}i, .rsa'. oscs is aPzphs 1s tsf th fB!oFl-F named settler At nied 8re- Ct f.s iGi-t,u proof ID support ni- rAlls, ad se4rc Au4 suTy thereof at Lac rSpITAioH of thirty dsys tHs Gsfe vf ;s nolys, ViE: JOHN NH l., i9E the SHls uf . aLa N e 0f St.. and >t-s ol 4 S sec Zl Tsp II N ]. V, and uIur- io.gtng b.- EItn-Ssess viz: Htary H@rOe.t, 0f gt'zTai ssust5, ssd Ch4rlys ". Beach, uf izYsps. cuuutg.
 Ess- E. EEIzv- ReEis:es. Pr s1oit- Ian 25l I,szI-ES
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In the United States Senate there is pend- ing bill to provide for the punishment of persons who steal horses, mules, or other property from the Indians. There is no law, however, to punish Indians lao steal horses, mules. or other property from white men. man who would steal sn Indian horse would he guilty of petty larceny, and the more horses he stole the more petty would De the latcen..
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 GEO. E. CURTIS, Pl-llts4, I
  sBA., Ham hou, s'- n. H3Su',, ArgAio !l, iis4tsa ana C@afS Caaf S;.il4,
 Uaic .d1Bts. CLd aI y yIrtRcr of ,,sl,- 4f ral. aud e1scts- t1a sued 6! t, &ist.lsi Court Gf taa Iuird Jjt- dici.i h Ui :Be tcysjt-gs A aHl for tDu c-Gh! of iGSsIai. I sSr sb9ye tutisi-1 s-tou, wherein ttr. W. turt.~, tle Sls,-I.Sul p4I1ti, aDd ilir i-:.Id snt |. 3. McNgtt, obtIls1 Ja iuri .iesrc ot IareciJ ur@ aa,u-t tr aSy@I t.t felsi- aI An e 'i,..itJr, ~8Ich a,i judgment 4t decree Is Tecci3e u Iat re9. Book of z4it IssssIt pages ls5 .o ii. rOIlLzsiSdEd sel that ian !Gutrrty 'V w.-:
 Tat o,rta Jaei2g house situ1ifI aa4 b, tga UPJG .n i-f.rsr -sNc < "a Lioez uallbts thil1reB t43 iI Inc l4Is of eSaDs iiI tas cJG4Js af fsVa- ii, 4r-c.ssy G AtlIS1a- the ssj i1t AtIug s-;et1 E3 de sSsed tur sa -g Iat vs .. Si. aAral aa5 Ar yAo e1i sai -tve-a tTl tl3sk us.ayy taIseI tj3 us his !,.t irois;- lag: cn Granite ct. bs ar~si AI nt f,t dg-P. aBd ta- ti.c- -!iu4'a a4 svs Vi sii hot sud sur- bounding -tIi dNr any lC.se.
 Iuo-tc auilcs ia iIeiegJ gwen that
 61:urcay, February I4tA, Ieao, al r o'.oca 1., oi .aA, asy ironr oE The CCugi Hsss door i t, F.s34;e t Prescott sail coun- y ot IsY1psi, ~ia sS iu .escr.lsd Jt io5s A.s1ol .., sia hssies; odarg s2tis- ' -ii eAr-UtiOl -lid s4 cos's.
 Jtl. Ia. ALIKE :, Sheriff,
 BS I.- il. T. 9AMss, Dsputys Pros oit, 4. T.. JsDs .E, iSoI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-06

DsaSeTr Cf ou--haIf tEz satuHlIs VIi be required within t5 -S as tar NI,kICs ~hH D. days lssr sa. tsstll ay@r4 No 'si-L, Ni be tsri4inea iniesS sA-i..-a be furnished Which shut!id be Uf irss tl.~u iE bounds IaEIkH5 e ss-i.s trg- ua-i, and filo .il yss.n tEls uf-cr i5efVre the 4ate for e1lNS olJs. A ut&u4s sample 2f iuIsr tla ;u liy tlS 4;s y!s-et glsi,cus strs lli be frHi-os1 LliirFs a.i Ica;it vLith sri .icalieg. s Teti h4. u he Iae 2; the cst.iest P.lr,iGata date.
 Tur GoyernssI vc4arTls le Gis-r ta reject E,.i e pfops-sl=.
 b-EA tors s, roB4 a-, stc-. embracing al sary hfoI -s:i0u w 1e tGyt!le hy acy CoIaInissary in thr Drpsr-lLeI: u- tsy ;tr UIIrFs EEed.
 CUA'S ?. EAGAS, Capt. ka,t c. 8. P-esao.E, Jan. su, lso4-4sgF.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-06
Israpp.ais For i'Inur.

HE4rstsC8EgEEs pEBAA ArMENr OF AHIzoE4. ..-- office t.H.ss tu-ts3 ssars af 8 J,sls suc, t. <. A
 hal!FiS h2ssac PrcsCUlt, \. I, c4rIaFy T. iS q.
 SEAiSD PAntJNAl.>, tu tflFii, ate. subject ta the fuai c0lEifi"nzr sfi8 s TFv-5F= ms olsce tc u.ce p{ lac Calsaaszgrivs 8t tNr FJBJ xIug ust FoF;s, uutl i@ o'clock Ea5u, al fyu,sf, March fE. l>-l. El which iitEe and Pla they Nu opened In t i-essuce of u;a-rs, fo: usi..sE Sa4 dtlltsfy of ala... F.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-06
sssleril7s Safe,

la t!e District C1ayt si te Eair3 Judicial Districi oi the Ter!1rg Ui Aii1Ja ia far tIs Ceahig U; SaSakIl;
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