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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

As the question has been frequently asked whether an individual is limited to the lo cation of only fifteen hundred feet upon any one mineral bearing ledge, We re=pub. fish the following from Weeks Mining Law;
 "There is no provision of law 10 prevent parties from loca-ng other claims upon the same lode, outside of ;he first location made on the vein or lole. If lode or vein 5000 feet in length is discovered, two locations may be made, each of .j00 feet thereon"
 Decision of Acting Commissioner. June II 1873. Copp's Mining Decisions, 201.j
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W. NJ.

Has just received. direct from New York Almorc's English Plum Pudding, New Eu-Iaud Mincc Meat, Apple buttes,
 Grab Apple Narma-ansa Preserved Orange Peel, French Frune-, Genuine French olive Oil Ueep Soa Mack ral. lb tins, Purg Bucka he'd. Flour. Pure Maple >yrep, very heavy. Arrived this day, Feb. -jth.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
Com >fabiejs Sale.

Tnder and t Sirtae or an ezer10u issus.i from ihs Suslces Court oi Nesye- FreciuCf. i5YaIsi Couiily IcTrItOrf of Arizona. C. F. Stan on. JUstua and d. Teced O Ii, have levied the following rrypsty ai the Cumberland Mining Company, t Earsf, jud gmeni entered n favor 0t Thomas G. Johnston for hun dred and fifty dollars aud eosts of =t. Ss iunen being rendered c ! the E day cf FebruaFy ibss This Is to lNe notice that y sell at public auction tO tks highest bidder, 2t the Cunbegland Mine ar tinez DistFic:. Thursd-y, Feb 2Gth. a. o'clock F. N. the folloNIng prop.rgys to-wit. All the rgai tiie aud uterest Of said Company, with all its iaprps eueus tn the Cumberland Niue on fhs 3,th day Qf January lssS also, cae basi house. lu feel y ls feet. tacksmith shop, mining toOIs tents provisions, III pleaentss etc. fehl3 +1s H. ". KLEIN, Constable.
 V;ickenbarg, 4 T. Feb 94ta, fsT1-
 The above sale is postponed anti March 4fh. ISss
 U. W. KLEIN, Goilftahle.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

The copper fever has struck in and around Prescott badly. Our miners talk inpesiant- ly of copper lodges, and we are not sure tina, great azure and emerald lodges do not rise up in their nocturnal dreams. Ths fact is that We have great deal of this met al in our hills, that was in the past regarded with disdain by cur pr0spectors. but now under the altered condition of our affairs. wrought by our approach to civilization. there Is money in it." We do not despair of seeing the day when our iron mountains may possess an utilitarian value. when the railroad vels them 10 the anthracite coal iclds.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
MINING NOTES.

George E.. Berry recently discovered, on Groom creek, a gold bearing ledge which shows body of rich ore from four to five { feet wide within a few inches of the surface. The rock is somewhat decom- posed, and from prospects made from the surface dirt indicates that it will pay we'll. The ground on which this discovery was [ made, has been walked over for years by the finder and others with no suspicion of the presence of ledge therein.
 The Parker mine in the near neighb5r- hood, has recently been opened by a 100 foot tunnel and q fine body of orc deyel- oped.
 \. J. Rupert recently opened up on Groom creek. near Eho Benjamin. d claim discover cd by him some two months ago. The pay streak is twenty-eight inches wide and pros pccis well in free gold.
 Reports from Tonio Basin show a great deal If factlyiiy in mining matters and some rich strikes. In sam Hills Zulu mine the shaft IS down some fifty feet and the ore IS appanntly of equally good quality with that found near tue surface. asSays from which gave sis0 per ton. The ledge i. of unknown width at the depth reached, as the veIn has DO; yet been cut across. IL is es. iimated al from i2 to Ii feet.
 The CougeI mine, in tbe same neighbor- hood, is being worked by some Prescott par ties for the ore extracted.
 The R"d Cliff claim is being worked by J. F.. Brown, of Prescott, who Is arrastraing tue orc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
We Cant Talk

Without showing the condition of our teeth Every laugh exposes them. In ord r I;nt to be ashamed ofthcm lei ss use thai stan dard dentifrlce. sOZODDNT, wticA x sure 10 keep them white aud spOt!sss. No lar,ar can cncrust them, no canker aiicct the enamel. no species Of decay infest the dental bone. if SOZODONf is regularly used. IL B boutanical preparation, and i.s bcnehci3l effects op the teeth and gums are marvellous, a. it removes all diSculgrai fous and renders ihe gumt iIari art rY.v. --n.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
Notice Of Assessment.
To JOHN CODY:

To JOHN CODY:
 You are hereby notified that | have ox- pendcd for the years ISTS and 1873 one hum dred and twenty dollars for cath year in labor and Improvements UgUn tLc "I0pD" mining claim, situated iu tle Wat!arai Min ing pi tIjct, County of IoGIYc. ? IerrlL-ry nT Auzoua, iu crdcr io noiJ sai3 claim uuItf ihe provisions Qf section @--l, Ecti-ej Statutes of the United >.sts-: 1,d # nibiu uiGe.y 8Gss .Itv. ,bs@ np-lce ny publication, you ta:. or -afG>.. q. @cu GIits.e-y .Ut Hsa .or- uou oi suca -si ieLi;-uie a> ec-.s.fer. yseT interest iu lho sad o....H v.i l..1r4s. .iic property of t.lc subscriber, Guler sad -ac- lion .r5Zl, d. l.. DAVIS.
 Feb. I3, lSoo.-5.n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

New York has a society for the prevention of cruelty to children which is doing T ser vice for winch its members ought to receive the blessings of every humane being in the land. The untold miseries of the great ten emeut houses are bad enough in their effects on men ana women, but there is no justiti- cation in any uf our social laws for the subiection oi the innocent waifs to the cru city and compauionship of beastly and de- graded parents and guardians, The human itarian idea that suggested universal free education for the children Of the country was ;hc first step in the rigit direction, but il is lacking Tn completeness until society, as whole. shall make i, an imperative nc cessity that only pure moral influences shall exist in the same atmosphere wirh the un- contaminated lnAoceHee and purity Of olil dren.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
stochhoI.l.r., Merlin.

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S2 900 per Month and S24, 900
 Ter iHE.Usn,

No small sum to be spent among the busi- ness men of Prescott, aS these twenty men would leave thelr earning, right here with the hotels saigOus and merchants, and il would come into general circulation, there by beneiiltn- every other branch of trade
 Were the Ire-ou- yield Of tbe piacers of the Ha>SayaDpa or LynX creek increased by an additional yield of >24,OOJ per amman, which sum would naturally find it's way iII- tC the hands of the bueII ess houses of Fres- colt, it would create 7cusatl0u and would be all o1jes, Q. general comment, yet the mere fact of manufacturing the cigars con stunned !n northern Ar.zOna in
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
Bloom, Bgauy! Fragrance

uGsr sor sac, si uy greenhUuse, north end ol sIc Corrrk street in Prescott Dutch bClts such Hya- C.nth-, Tuip- D.. gcOWins fn pots and in yar'uus stages g7uEih: ssd in f't , !n l itsf. ready c. trans aut tn pgrsf g-Gefd wtOgt caesk, 9erry ari French eV,rbeari"g asI.beuy llaatz. Prom June wiI be ready to supply cgt dowurs ai all ss4-ols pf tbe year. MI contract 70 raale ard .cGd hoWer gsTdsls.
 Ni lnt trees and guarantee tb.ir thrift. ,s sired. intend tO carry general nursery cuHaess and ope. a seed ttar- n this N.i.agc.
 srEFHEE c. MAHcJy, HUSt.cltufist Erssrlfs. Fob lI. IZgl-tf
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 Ycti arr hrseig ssmrnouSa and Tffisifes o s1,sr i action bro Rh; rz,al.st yosi ty fas alrs, ne plaintiff, la ihs HsstTct rBg4t @ th5 I,.sss 3srsl bistEtct, ia and fFz fza stlty es sLlhafe i sf g- GeFs Of said Court, at N@s1 FarE- ln fzl4 -eaJazs within tSe5ty dzys t-EriGsise Gf th- aas ei .sfsaf after the HtrsIce upuE glu e f1s DrH 4f srea within this county but fl sFrsri pf th Ceas y asi Sithi this Dsstrls thra t1t! oAst< A a.l utass forty days.
 Ana y0a hereby nofifsl I1las E ycu f4 ta al Ear sgf ausWer the complaint above trr. .ls g.aif- uG Hll tats Ju9Eiucu: against yC- ty rfaf fas tts cam of S~st-si, rish sgtsr>t frb AuguE lat :,;. xe wVrk and labor tle B.l Ltrn IEghe AhG Cor elsia and disbursements ms tiis belsaf e1l.a1lisi-
 f,,3 Given ander By hand aud gas ss8l rf sila
 'i Dssriot Court. ai N nerzl Psvk. sl.ls i.fa eae nt January, \. D. Is-p.
 JaA4s CALDWELL WRIGHT, C1,ss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
Notice to trcdi,ors.

Estate uf FFTTK SCOTT. drreassff
 NYf-es e. hereby given bg tae pldrsgne strc4iiif- trarar of tie s~aie Of FoA -e3tt dsa.s ssi- r1 tas s-.i af hnt s 1frsf h8yUr esis' sl1st Che said draaazeI. cahitit ihtm W-th tae ilaesssilY rs Uifhiu t-u tuaatt. 0f tha hrsf fusiss'iail o tns urfra te the usdarsi-1iea. ga Ls rgsHlslo. il -lus L8a.. Apache County, Afiza1a.
 NeHEEI SCOTT. sEri. .sf--far af tia r.fs. 1s I-1z s.lt eeaz5s-. hff3W Low. Feb. 1s, ..t9tf
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1iy act0ry

and the consequent employment of twenty white men, woG!i crlSto like revenue to this section Of country aud l. k overlooked.
 l wlah to inform all importers Of cigars that can cgullc.c aith auY of the houses they deal with in san Francisco, from the fact aW right here with them, under a small expense, employ no drummers a. aTi average outlay @. from S5v to S4O per day. which has tO ue loylei on the cigars you buy and makes them 50 much dedTer than 1 can supply you at.
 Another reason why I can compete is my long experience in thIs line, having followed it exclusively for the past lO years and deal ing now Ouiy in
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as,c,s,,,eufNutirn

To E. H. FERpfs-Tcu are herchy notified 1ifat have pended one hundrtd and twenty dolsrs B lzio and improvements uIoG fhe second sEieus,o- Of ts Davis Mine, tStye hundred feet, Hass aIampa District YavzJai Couaty. Arizona, i1 order Co hohl Eai1 Vrruaes under the VtoFisiouE ot seefi0u 52s ,iset Statutes of ts United sAis-, and fl -pg ainfy day, after notice of pabics,ioo. yo0 fai refnse tl contribute yOuf prOIsorirn ol sach s1penitrrr owuC- your interest iu said calm wi become She pro- srty of tir tuhscriheT under ssd section Zl3s-
 JAMES (. OTIs. Prescott Jan. q, lssS. .-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

Professor Ricka.d, writing Of Arizona copper mines to the Drs;,a Ecoaam;st. sums np his experience Of single district as follows:
 Your Eastern capitalists an glad to observe, are beginnin. tD turn tHe!r a;- rcntion to 1hc valuable curuyg deposits in this territory, which. SD lar a- have been enabled 10 observe, a;e sc4oci t1 Eoae in the country, not even excepting the lar famed Lake Superior NnFs; in fact, during an eXperencc et OrcT thirty yeafs in Eng land. Chiii, Germany, Scrvia. and the Pa cifc States and TerritO-es, have never met with such an abundance of rich copper mines in so limited an arca.''
 The Professor will he compelled te CT large even this generous estlmate of our re- sources in this metal when he visits this section the Territory.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
PRESCOTT.
Our Wants.

We want capital from abroad to develop our mines.
 We want mills and rcducion works.
 We want railroads. SS as ta give us cheaI and speedy transportation and bring capi tallsts among us iB PALACE CARS
 Ne want Ihc Almighty to bless us with q bountiiul supply e water tO Keep our milli going, to make orT placprs give forth theii hidden treasures. to kosp our herds saPplieG with waving pasturage and to repay UuI farmers for tue tiiiing of the soii.
 lt i- true titcse are some of uIIr wa nts. and the prospects are that all of our wishes iU these respects will be fcallzed this season for have We not had bOuntiful suOws and rain2
 Arc ras.f
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NOTICE.

OFFICE SUrEHvIsoR 6Y CE~svs Foa Aszssi.t
 TUEsCsrE- Feb. -s s,r, ts-i. Applications for appaiAtmeut tJ iho ro ,iIiou of Census EnuRefIturs being IcFS numerous the undersigned hc-s leaves 2, state that no appointments wIh bs aic by him until after the receipt Of instructions from the Census office, Washington, whom replies to all communications will bc prop criy attended to.
 All comm uuications referring tO the cen sGs should be addressed ,o tine Supervisor of Ccgsus for Arizona.
 C. r. DAKE,
 Census Supervisor for Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
Manufactures !!

We must. f ..e want to help oureeivos, stop as much a- ra--Ilf.g ,Hi- dram uf our money taNRrd- lt.t.sfs8.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

AS an evidence of the favor with which Eastern capital looks upon investment in the securities of those railways which arc being built AriLonlward, it is stated that the Texas IS Pacific R. R. recently offered for sale five miInons of it's bonds, and with in thirty days received tenders for more than three times il,e amount at m average Of 90 cents. The Atchison < Topeka rail road companys exhibit shows the earn ings
 last year to have been over $500 per mile, with its terminus in the desert. and ID com petition with the K. F. X D. & R c. R. R's' The unexampled eag erness with which its stock has been sought for in vestment is capable of easy explanation by Fcferenc e to the figures
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 Private advicos from San Francisco repre- sent commercial and other business in that city as being In a very depressed condition, due 10 the feeling ofinsecurty felt by prop erty owners, under the regime of the sand lot. The recent discharge of Chinamen by the corporations, under the requirements of the New Constitution, does mot appear to have ameliorated inc condition of inc white laboring classes, as contemplated by the projectors of ihe law Its operation has simply effected the closing up of the fac tories and ihe mills and the discharIe ofsuch white labor as was employed in conjunc- ton with tle Chinese. The manufacturers state their inability to compete with East ern producers with the restrictions im- posed upon them by the anti i-Chincse law. Whether the evil will correct itself remains tO be seen. We sincerely hope that the tur- bulence and suffering consequent upon dis organized industries may soon cease To trouble the people of our sister state. The Chinese question is one which the people of Anzona will be compelled 10 meet in time not remote. If California succeeds in ex- polling them from her bordcrs, Arizona wlll be compelled to receive them. The rail roads will bring them hither Tn such num- bcrs that their employment at wages below those on which our people can subsist is mat ter of time only. X corporation inArizona has already found it profitable 10 employ Mon goians in its mines, and its example will doubtless be followed al an early date by others. The curse which has afflicted Cain fornia lies in waiting for us unless some wise preventative measures are adopted. A pauper white population, turbulent and rev. an array of sleek Chinese serfs, and n moneyed class, indifferent to aught save their interest iu composing selfish ends, are not pleasant things to contemplate.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
Mill. and Reduction Works

multiplying all around as. are not the rail- roaGs Vleiug With each other Co supply us with cheap transportation and will nut, wiiii their advent, the move Heuls Ot capitalists bv made easy iu our midst.
 But are these ,bc sum t1.ai 0f our want-e Can nothing else ho done to increase the ro- s1urce- ef jEe c14ut3gG
 ~Ah. ' E--t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

TREEs.--I you have o.e.dai ,o plant trees this spring, do it as som a- you can work the ground Remember that. ia thi. climate, delay is fatal and that more trees are lost from late planting tian from any other cause. Keep ia mi1d taat the sun $ heat which Is to-day mild aud gentle will ere long become fierce and ssorching, and aided by the drying winds Hlll bake the sap and clog the sap channels of any plant whose mutilated roots cnfccbed by too re- cent transplantation have no hold upon the soil. When hardy tree IS planted early, the roots gently awakened from their win ter's sleep will, under tre genial influence of early spring send the watery san flowing through the trunk to tho swelling buds which, in the moist atmosphere ot that sea- ssn will burst iRtC leaf and send back 10 the roots the elaborated sap. feeding the tree in it's descent, growth will then pro- gress satisfactorily, and by the time our summer sun has acquired strength and drouth commences 70 parch the soil, the trea having sent out new roots and recovered from its wounds Is able 10 stand the heat which under other circumstances would kill it, but now gives it strength and by matur- ing its new growth enables it 10 withstand the next winters frosts.
 STEPHEN C. MARCoU,
 IIorticul,urist.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

4 letter from NIT. H, Tuning. of To; Lunas, informs us that the Guaymas brapnh of the A T. ( $. F. R. II. has been graded below JOS Lunas. The grade Is now about s0 miles below Santa Fc and is on the yves, side of the RIo dranGe. The road crosses the Rio Grande at the Indian Pueblo ot Isletta. abaJt fifteen miles south of Albu- guerquc, from which point the main line on the 3Ath parallel route will extend its course into Northern Arizona.
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{ E.lisaK acfoYg

sslJ iha .eai.e men er3pioyed taero appeal tn Jhp gs.} -aa-c q. lhe people .f i'hl>r- corr AND VICINITY to cot-.tlor thv great auolut of uouey it iake~ q. lay for cheap thlHo-e 0.-ar. imported .au san I!auci>c1. when uI1st al this Iu.ruy cUH.4 be kep, iu circulation at home t- ! can prove from the following facts and figure,
 It is now nine months since have starteI my factory and during that time have manu- factured
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Notice of Aeses,m en [.
To IoF LAWHFvcF ss-i ofasr..

You hsTeby ,pg9 ned taat have C1E Eeaied sre hundred dollars, a iaiff and iAfeoy-1aris, ufn iha EHrfEE NTsE, F aeh H3ss, Tas4pei 1uutr- AEir2.as
 urer to hold tEa saia Frsuss ma E t@ gr5yisi<gs ot seet~i l-4 Eevtsei stHtues ef ilF lusi stsa--
 sss siha Hsusfs dHys astsr tsis tes- t Essetsa- tiss aA s- rtfgszs tss tsllsFttsts rss tFgsst t
 lf sgeh HFeudture tE cowsrs. as Fou fal or retsf ay Ter tais ssye tl-efnt. ysu- iterrEts tn sad clam vil heas the pfUpertF uf tho sutcriteri uHler sad section, ABA JOHN CHAEBnWINE. AsH JREEE. BLGcE HrIrs CDUETHr. lacy ns, lisf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
stoeh Ranch For saie.

4 STUCK KkNUH TOR gALK. CAPABIE aF a sst suiItl eight fsalf to sse q ss5EEud Aess sf cattle. sitaaei 10 sygiS rrss1 Gvs alzs sss of sas Verde. ss - sf izftEisls land fsel4s Eefps q sfics BErfr 4ifissfans sfft-g Ensira wsier sssosisa Eatsr ta rtssie frris se- eped house and o'st ss FroFsiasu's- For farther Fzrllrasrs eE4rs of r. V. FISHES. Pee o-t, 4. T..
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A RARE CHANGE.

C. Gerard being ai,ut to depart for France next month. offers for safe his establish meut and his stock of liquors. \ iir,t-raie chance io ge; into a gUs3 paving bUsiuIaS.
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VOCAL, MTsTC.

SD 'iS '.isEs Marina s'Fees Ca-7ch evs~y -rcr.e s.--s -I 'l -sf IefIns, 'tI per s.ia4,ti1 .. a..
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LEGAL
Probate Notice.
rrei,.ss Cgar of Tsrarai s-aaty, AEiFa,-s -...-- z. .... ....-.... I.nN .rIaNEHa. tN !.

Ia he fre..a- Cgars of TsvaFai s-taig, AriEat-a TrrF1iery-
 sFr-Esa3.
 E. a,t-srfi.s t. tLe Iu3rs rs sai5 tis., ?. f.' s Hfei sl 1EF srsFetttci ed ai-a fF tr- -- 7- s-s ts, slallnistratsr ..f fhe sstsfs ef fsie ,s.ss-s dteszs-i fr.ffas Ter t~tFr cf ssls iss ' r- - t..l s-lt ffts. ra I. tgar if 1s tEt~ssef t a A'e slala sers rari cf be reai ssfA, i.t st4't5 tI gsg t-e srt ts Este.E- tE s-l1E-f faE sa1- .'s tht 3ait-. eKsalzss and .asrlrs tf E1-s. s'ye-.e e fs tissfature crsH1 tT sh. a atse st esa cad that 4ii r-s-s1as interested in the ss-ats s4 Fa blrr-af a17rv f5s Friaat~ t1e7l -atg-t- fa is ni si -rez. s. Q. h. ut sevazs a 'e1, ? tr t. cold a1g ai fl- turr EsaEi t ra4 -t-st-s l- ift l1 -h7 Ffssr rf Frs 7ftt, e usts af Es-E7ss +s ~' Ea-a-e esJ e1 sr stizlti net i lillt. 70 & Aa'= HIHaitss--F g. -l s1nh tsg rf. rts-c s'- ---,e ill- i-tsrssis 0l Eald 1aeeasfl ss s-sE 1~ lf-. fad tls+ cgrT uf thls cF1ff aa g-l -i-554 E7 f'a four tn1e ssiFs sasks is t,s AHiz l1f. d se-- raE-r si1 tai and pat sh5l as Frsslt1tiy @ fait e1 t5iFssi nudes uy hand s rlIsFhasrs la tFsse, i3s@ Iith day e iiysfsry. A. D. issf
 JOSEPH P..HAf=4EkFE. Tr,,ste 5algz 1s.3.11 { '..
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Cigar, Tobacco and smokers'
 ATtICssS.

I devote my whole time and attention Co this one line, gaining Jher,b. all the advant- ages which are Co po co.aiuci by q niau hay ing only one branch of bu>IGess to attend to.
 No dgDb, some saloon meu, or dealers in cigars say thai
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Tfaitl-s f As -

2. F.serh F- ilarEuvg F-,1a-e t1sFs aea s1-,.s = tirk sf ib~ Fta.are EaaTt ,-f sait -s5l-f 1.- 0-i 70 aaale is tiss ifthsa 5 .-- at s1a ce,E a ;t ll.h asF e! .'-sHrF. l--' i goo . t- ct it &14z-s 8- saH aa.ss.r. r.ass- aaaasf-- Iu .-. Hl.-.ar fsrt ..-.il. sst F l. si-i s{ a-el iHt -s, a sad CsHs. tia il.s -tz s- e.-.. A E- .s.
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Territory Gf Arizona,
 Office of The Secretary. | John ]. G1,p-r. Secretary of tho Territory Of Gri- zOIa do hereby certify that have this day, the hour of ID VI. duly f.ei !sT re-ur iu my ofce tn" appoint 1reut of C. c. Br4 resident Agent for the Antelope Copper Mining CoErrlaT.
 '. vitn--s ui.--Il Lave hereuut0 Set my hand I'd - affixed ll. oi-eal seal, tA.s i2th day of Feb SshAI4 rrlIry, \ D Is~J. JOHN ]. GOSPER.
 secretary oi Territory. Ey JoHV 7. ssiza=os, Ass'; seey. ,fI2ISol
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
J. HER SPRING,
 PROPRIETOR OF THE " Capital Cigar Factory, PRESCOTT, ARIZONA.
Notice.

Territory of Arizona.
 Office uf inc Secrstsry. l. ,ohE J. Gosrer Secretary of the Territory of Ari zona do hereby c.rtlfy That have tai. day the hour Q: 10 H, uly hl for record Thy olce tss articles 0f incorporation of 'ts Antelope Copper Mining cEr- IlL..
 In witness wl"re1, have LfrslIlto SC; uy hand and -r afnxed uy flr.al seal. tlls lz-h day f Feb 's--'"i ruary, ls5J. LOAN J. GOSPEE,
 Secretary of Territo. ', By JOIN L. ANDERSON Asss >ec'y.