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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20
LEGAL.
Application for Patent.
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q. s. LAND OFFICE.
 frescoft. ArIxo1& rerfttary. sss Se. iSEL
 Notice rs hsrsog xiv that the Ar7acaa Chef Gold sisd ailssr Mining Csng4Ey ty salaor4xea agent. A3ofaso k. Davis. ~aSs F .tosra A14iFes. k Mineral Park. AoASye ofanfy. A. hzs alis disy tied Apsra n9a for Isselt fer aftren ea1~a ssal EExsr fe<t of the CaiifOTlsa &0as Msuias i nszr ss precious nstas. ~1th suFiacr ground baE6Ff f5Hy feel lE width. situate h iuE Abd hslaR tn jssa. r niaEex Mining plsTct. Gohayc county, Arizona TsfritorF. sna dss sn4sed tae ned usfes Ae1 c ei4i fst ee tEls etrs lot Ns. aI, fs tss ssgea pahiie lands ef tho Urstea Stzies sad lt No ss seins SsscTiasa e. foloe-, to s1i; Variation, isi. E.
 .Asu1isg c stake zxt latfses in nscaBa- of stsae lon. sad nacauelt hei-g ths end cf the Cn- ferlla Noes 1aiiR- 1hsEse l1ss dfg V. ASA chains stzk@ exs ttehss, ulzEkei n mesEnd oi stone f-et higs freFs this pc,ss the U q, & isEA Aeaa- tesrs ss leE H chs oistSnt- hEn rsscs ol, top ef kI s miles 6-tst ca thf south slds ot sxee c osS. knowa Kz tAf VI alr's Lad bears s Ges. a fhezce Ts deg 70 E. z1.7e ezius stake 4xa iss ia mound 0f saose fees hlea EsFtrd 3. Ihenue S i2 deg T., ens chains 70 st2ke 21t iUeasr, mar ed is mound of sioe. C his a. Thsssoe T7ss aag Z3-52 chains Co stake 1ks nrtee, =ted q, Ia . mound ssoe feet hgh. Frciz ths oils the ssii iu Sugar Loaf A oluisia bears ss 4es snd .the NkEiss eAl1s. fporuHeat 10 Ead place of besgilssli1sg conf4lIs1lg sa e6-iua seFes-
 Any and all persias claiming sssTselY any portion of szi9 slatiorsia Noss AiDs EaSisc- groaaa arc r- qErsd ts fs tsr adgsrse els. With sas Esglstzr sf ssa E. &. Land uter at Frrseat in the Tsrfferg O. arzass. Egipg te sixty days of Kubcafipn hcrel CT tAey gsil be barred by virtue pf te rroyfsons of s,sllsig. WILLIAM N. kELLG,
 .Sl-s-d Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20
LEGAL.
Notice as A'ppileailsn fsr rasens.
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<EScorr, |. T. -gEs. zsL zS-e. NoIiet ls lE -EEn1 oiyEs THAT s&fHAxIEL cSaass, Asiset szrtory. Ass tkls sss n.s h.s =. peesssen tcs q. s fsfeas isx Fsfss<n hnarss {ls,. Ieoa. ss A siaA sarssss ssssz asss ssss s.<s z sasifa. tstsS Hsas sad bezEg "a nc lfssssxrr.t- s.... nl..s i.s "a .. .s ss sss.ss -se ls.ssssss d 4a9 pkrtI Pat of saEsxS a ass a tssss Cssse a. fs Ae. ~ s .h. tsssrssyed I.nis ol tas rnis-a ss.sss ssfssssss tt 1ss. EAis- Elss.
 Bszis5 nss at Icesssoa 6enuaasai. tAsar- ss s~<. msEl. boass<aTy e cana Iasnr. ss s-s ss min ~. sassz soaa1arg ef shts elsirn .z.1 sss south sa s.lAzy of tss i.ae TE.s r;4sla as l.ss-< rfsr soo4toa go fess ts s 0f ezin eA=-> |. - q in' .hs grosIaa Erssiss sieRs. uassass A Sa n stzs a snehss- and ls elN asauaa ss ssane e. q klx ta ef es4iEa. sh-ss szs ss "a sh- s-ersa s srzs fsx12kl1 iacllss 4sazr8sd N Nd q srs ls Q 1ifs Esosad of siesse sts fi hsEh.
 aasaee s ss sses. 70 aha. V s,sas bossas=, ss cs s3 e e EE ef slzi. Nhsru is sst s in n. r ,aad Er4lss ssens izsi2zis laxssz. IGrie1 n xs
 Thcncp Ss asg. siasas s ess h1aneErs esssr .Ss fs a, w2sre T. sniessssts tae bsandary ef ssssrs n nsr esIa. asa Ne q. sArrs l. ses . i ths srsssS rrAn.ss s;aas ltxlstl4 facaes inssk ke sI No s.1 is bah sDossa ef ssone s's q sish-
 Thanee N a d.e, a snia slaas boundary sins b. ts SsxAe sn1 dorec sss 1ats so Essgns uaers t s~sa-Fy of clam Laterses EaSt bsnnl.ry sf ssx~ ses a tssxcfeFe v es cf eiaiea. ShsEs ls .<s il. Mas zcd ss tsia snoaaG af sss.ns sss n h,sS
 4rosa tAis cernet D. X, Niaersl Asuuzas4f No i .iesssg slA nissrei, sstsaslsd la is77, bs4rs c dee = Ea.n T, hl ss-loa shnins dsstNnt sso mssa- tlst No q. fstahfist-ins cor to Ssssxs szziafrs clam, asarH t3 ees- s "a s a feet sstanf fh<Dn. sS ee{. se n2is E aas hc1zzasy of clam To f to Nsao \ ed of eizfEi Es-s r.srs ef erssnrla, tag ~ as.f5 sss- zhie cam is rscar1>d in Dc ofaee of te lsecref cf safapzf esazsfy A. IT. .n beek af Miarz. fszs Sa9.
 Any Rud az fFsolEs esaifiER sseerseiy aar rorsian ef ssst 4onc Niae sAia aataas krant as hss~shS- fore sscribe required fo .e th<ar s,fxsfsa china sih tAe Regist.r ef tle q. S Lsas once d Prs.coIl sn ths fsrtltory cf ArisonA. sriaz the sfxfy szys re1od of FchcaitaR bsrees theg wl1 be harrpt by SIFtae 0g the rrexizi0ns ef tse Ssatusua.
 NM N gEsIY Res.zl~r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20
No,lee of Appllea.lon aer Pasess.
UNITED STATES LAND uFFacE.
 Preacost, A. IT.. Jaix a as a.

FIA4t-1 LAND uEE1CE
 Preacost. A- T.. Jsly xa, ise. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT xsTHASfSr ~s knfss Nnoss V. O. Asstfres s Tneaix. N.rios..a eeunty, AFtzaEA Territory, has .h:s .s fled hi. apI sAslen for pAisni for heen hansei tisl linear let of ths General ksaf1 uias v~fa, bezrnk prrasoue metals, sith surface eana hundred ,6] feel a width. situate ytns aud being l ts Hse<xr 4nrs Min ma District County Of faSsEsl ass TesntoFy Ars- Egsa. Ehd known Azd desisnafc hy hs as nsses and ofela plat, on nse sr tais ofee, Lot No a. in unsurssyr lznas. pshle as sr UEiscd stsies sbs said io' No si ee assesaeei e felio-s. ta wit ya
 tssinzing st Location z0nahsanf st NV corner of shaEf. Thsnce s2 d-K v Sts feet se moaun.rsst on eea,re ei ses, boundary of eieina- Thence ss deg. W along e-s boundary of eals1. sessn kanfrrd aud hfsy t1sli fe- to Of ei4n ennre Is ct .. in te ground date fExiexs inches maj aff (; II No T. aud ts erected mosnd of ssons. 3s feet high, from which az eek n. ia aisnetes eesrs N de<. e Tee dist4It tre, t& in. i di3fEeeF hear- ss des. os fcSt GistSuf. Tarnce S g dez-. k siena s boundary of ciA n en feet 10 kE corner e essisa, where is tet h iae Ef0 I'd slsts stone, isxlexs f. sArked C No. q snd on siee .s built mound Of stoae. z,s fref high- Tisencs V Ss deg R slnpr Y osu1dAEy of sAim sS1 fert 0 AE corner sf ei-lsa. SherS As sct . ID the ground granite Ftoas IfxIaxv in0nea nsrssiS No. ;, sue ls baist msana es enc 7it f. st high.
 From hi, coiner T 8 n.iaersl r,surraeu, ge H.. ssyatnua d.st, established in iSl5. bears A dee - frltt ebssfs distzn.. n nze ' s9 deg. " slour North boGaasry 0f stafn q Q fest to N ersasr s,f esa' Ss as set t la ts ground slate tons isxrsx- io hehts tas; Sta e v ho f ard s baiiI rsoand os ss0se 4's feet kis h. fhenos a dez w slonx ws-s oelda aF3 CT ezia se fee4 to stone on crutre i Ne ' heassgl aud riAee ef beginning. containing ~ hol.S An'ss EeS loeattan ef th mine is recorded ln the hsootiSr's oftee Of fayspal oossty A. IT. Id book of Mines. pAgss Ice, isi and lea
 huy aud a qcfsoHs eiAiing adversely sny portion es s@la oe.lsfA haas& nne of sstd mining ground us here ratt foTs deseree, rrqairsd ns thsIr asvsrse eiAsto Szlii thc IslseF of f1o C. e. Lard Cfsr~ st fTsssosi n hs Tsrsiiory ef Arssona during tss co
 days frrod of pbt neraof ufls fla~r-f sy virrus ot tts p,ovissons of tAs stAfnle.
 j!&ssodi WILLIAM \. K4LLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20
Narrow Escapes.

Sometimes when look back over my life am amazed to sec how the pages oi Its record are dotted with hair-breadth es- capes. l escaped the q sa.gers and hardships of the Revolutionary War by waiting until the war bad beer over about 50 years be- fore go: born. When the Brooklyn Thea ter burned l was in Burlington. When the yellow fever broke out in New Ogleous was in Minnesota, anu immediately skipped our for Canada. When l was boy al school, one day all ihe boys in school were hogged all around for robbing aa apple orchard, aud the I gging didn't do bit of good, for every beggar of them had the ch0!era-morbus all that night. just tbe same. And l! l wss attending gDother school, g miles dIstaHi. When all my brothers ano sisters were down wilh ;hz scarlet fever was down South in The army, and when read the .efteis from hone 1 laughed aloud [" thIul of my great good fortune, and that would only have to be shot at once CT twice a week instead of having 70 .ake med icI1e three times a day. When a man comes to the office with little bill, nine times out ni ten au out. And #, by some astonishing biundeF. l am iu, then indeed ! am mors unfortunate. but the man Is ID ao better luck thaa bciorc.-BarlIngto Hawkeye.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20
Randolph Tuc.,er's Reninscsnces.

Congressman Randolph Tucker, oi Vir-
 ginIa, was among the orators of the recent
 Democratic ratIncation meeting in this city. Congressman Tucker indulged on that occa- sion Tn some melancholy "reminiscences of the
 past. He remembered that the Republicans
 sent Governor to Virginia ia 1865, and sc;
 him up over the native NirgInians. He re-
 membered that he had seen little fellow ''iu shouder-straps come into q court of ius- ''tice and order the jldge to enter verdict. 2 And this Le exclaimed in solemn tones
 Thls iu Old Virginia" Aforementioned, too. that he had seen 2j,000 white men excluded from the ballot, and 100, ,00J negroes allowed To vote -"aud this ia old Vuginla.' Other
 narrowing remiqiceHces crowded his
 thoughts and were impartgd to hIs audi
 encr. Mr. Tucker, memory scems to be a good one, but cur,oGsly cnou..a it stops short at 1865. He appears to have forgot ten what happened in Old Virginia before that date. lie does not recoilect why the Republicans set up a Gov rnor t0 rule the State, or why little fellows in shoulder straps gave orders to judges on the bench, or why those 2j,000 white men were exciu- ued from the suffrage while the negroes voted
 People here in thc North remember a good many things that seem 10 have slipped from Mr. Hackers mInd. They remember that in 1861 Seyera. thousand Nir2inians, among whom was Mr. Tucker fired upOn the flag of the United Staies because President was lawfully elected whom they did not like, and sho. and killed a great many men wno defended that flag. They remember that these Virgigials, with other Southerners, carried on a four wears war against the Union because they were likely to be denIed the privilege of extending human slavery over the free Territories of the West. They remember that these Vir- ginians and other Southern allies were beaten and forced 10 surrender, aud that a loyal Governor was put over them to see that they obeyed the laws and ceased shooting at the flag and Its defenders. They remember that there was period of mill tary rule before the rebel States we're re- constructed by act of Congress, and they are nut Tn the least shocked 10 hear that during that period officers If the National Army forced rebel Judges to render just decisions in cases involving the ,ights of the emancipated slaves. They remember too, that the 2j,00O white men who could not vote at the first election under the Re law had taken an oath to SUD- port and defend the Constitution of lhe United States. and had subs, qGently yio- lated that oath and joined the rebellion. II does not horfify them at all to learn tha, the loyal black man was preferred by that law 10 the disloya! white man.
 MT. Tucker should let bygOnes be uygones. He will not aid the Democratic ticket by his "reminiscences Other peopie have recol- lections as we'll as he. The less he says about the past the better for his party. If he canrot help ia. king about it the Demo cratic managers would do well to confine him 10 the South and le, him employ his or tory On audiences at ConfeIcrate cruss- roads and other places in that Iattude.- N. '. Tribune
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20

MEDICAL MYTHs-The Bulletin of thu
 18th breaches a discourse on the uncertain ty of medicine, and the experimental char acter of medical practice. Dr. Tanner is in troduced to show that neither the medical practitioners nor physiologists know any thing about the capabilities of the human stomach and that therefore there can be nc certainty in pretended, or pseudo science, the very basis of winch its votaries know nothing about. The fact that the practice of medicine has within fifty years undergone a complete revolution is cited to prove that it makes no difference what practice is pur- sued, the same average results are obtained. It is known, of course, that certain drugs are poisonous, and the doctor who uses the least of these will be more successful than the one who uses the most of them, but no drur has been discovered that restores life, and consequently no doctor can, by Its use, stand of the doctor who kills by poIson. Dr. Tanners experiment of living forty days or water and thin air has upset all their theories, and henceforth a new base of en- without food must be established. Medical mythology is being nearly as badly shaken up as religion under the scalpel of Ingersoll
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20
Lost Note!

kOTICE:-1o sn whom it nav concern. Notios is ~ hereby thEf certain frorsE1-y Note, dEfed cett. <. T.. June A isSi, payable six nosths after date, to Peter Arnol Dls1er, foe the of 1hree Hundred boilErs. alth Terc-t st one per cent Der mouth, signed wr. B. HOuPEBk Co. hy JOHN McCOSN ACbfE, Attorpey.in-faes. ~ss lost between 6iisft and tbc Tiger Mine, about he sth day of June 1880; sra sh Iersons hereby further Eotsnsd that be said is yAeess for fhe that given without any FG.uatle consideration, and any per negotiating Ter rurchss the hereby uni that the VII not he FGsa hy ths undersigned. Any persoa finding the said may deliver tse Co Peter Arnold, al Glsst or io the undersigned, Ai fheDix.
 M. E. HOOPER Go. Eys-gd
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New Mexico.

Santa Fe New Mexican: ca Monday last while workmen were engaged in throw ing dirt from the root of Dclgado's build ing, on the west side of the plaza, some one discovered that there was gold Tn the earth, and the question then arose: Where did it come fromi" Inquiry resulted in the es- tablishment of tine fact that the dirt which formed the roof had been originally taken from the we'll in the back yard. From the wealth of gold 10 be found in the dirt there is reason for the supposition that there are rich gold deposits near the well. Persons living in the rear of the building secured some pans of dlrt and were rewarded by the acquisition of four or five dollars worth of gold.
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and 10 accordance vth law and older of she Board of Directors male the 27th day ef May, A. ID. ls-u. many sNres of sseA psscel Of stack may be Bscs-As VII he sOld in front of the ftEk cf Ar- of Sarsey sad corses Streets, Prescott County Of TGssPd. Territory Of Ar.zcnA. on Inc
 11.h Day ot August. A T. 1880. o'eiock D. . Of such day to pay dsssBuert asuess- menfs t.reoa togstasr H-th of adsssfising and expeases ef sale.
 CLARK CHURCHILL secretary. oeace-OvsT tss Dank of Arizsus, in the Village Of Prescott eosaiy of YsyApAi. Terrtorv of Ariseaa. Prescott, $-ly .eth. is5b
 PosTPoSEsIEST. The above sa'e is hereby pospcned unt fa- sDh day of Auyust A. D. IHso al ! o'clock D.. End kf he plca named ia ts sbeve nntsce by and pursuant o an order oi the Beard cf orecsots, made on tae Iith day cf August, A. n. ls6s.
 CLARK CHURCHILL, Secretary. Of4cs-O the Bask oi Azfzons. ia the Village of Prescott. ounfy of YsssI,z snd Arszona Territory. Prescott. August H. iss0- M
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FOR SAEalFF 0F YavApa! CeUaTY,
 REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE. GEORGE 6. PORTER !!
SEEEff 5us.

Tn toe Ei,tE.ct Court of the Thiri Judicial Dls,ric' Territory e Arizona, County of Nayapai. LEVI BA5HFoRD, Plaintiff,
 Summons Nc. eJi JAMES HowEY. DefsndAnt.
 Action hrouxht in the Dbt-ict Court of ts Third gu die G Dtr.ot ia and Tor tie County of Ysvap4i, Ter rt0ry of ArzoLa:
 Territory of ArzcHa sends greeting to Jam Hossy You aro hereuy sGnm5ncii Bd required 10 appear in an acsion brcugtt sSa.nst you by the a1oye named rlsIatid lu tAe D.slrct Court of the hird JutCla District in and for Ii CCuuty nf 1avkuai in the 0ry oI AuzJal, sHd answer the complaint filed vifa the Clerk of tis Court, s Prescott ia ssd County, copy Cf which c0lrV aiHt accamiauies fhIs within twenty days tcLclayc af the day of ssIyice} after the service upon you O s sumtloiis if slTved i1 lis county; but If seryei 0us of te county. and within this District ihsn vi hin thirty dsys in all other cases, forty days.
 And you hereby notified that fl you fail o zppsAr and anzEer the complaint, fsgua, inc plain G VII. AEe cefaHlt against ycu and Eppy to the Court for the relief dtInaL3tied said coaPla m aud costs and d. disbursements n tnis tehalf e1peiTded
 ewes under Eiy hand and the seal 'f [ fSu.T sal DisiIict Court a; Prescott ;his I1h dsy of Ausu't isso-
 V WILLIAM WILKINSON.
 CLERK.
 JOHN LLOYD, DEPCTr. RUSH X WELLS
 Attorneys for Il-intifs. aug@o
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Assessnent Notice

To II. l.. CHESowfrH and su owners under him. You arc hereby npuned that we haye expended ono hundgei doliars tn lzbcr and improvements upon the Chenowfth Claim. Owen Dia5riet, Ashase County Arizona, iu order to bold fhf sal, pressss utdar the provisions uf sectoE 231&. hrTised hfztute- of the Jhited S;a sad 1 sihiH uinc5y days aftsT ths ttce by pUb3catioo. you fsi feus- to contribute your proportion o such expendtare co-owusr, yoar interest m said vii becotac property of the subse:ib-rs, under said section 1s2f-
 JOHN K. MACKENZIE.
 THOMAS STEIN. Mineral Park. June 29ih. Ilsa.- iys sea
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Noiire .. .reaifor.
ProbSis Court of she County of Ysyspas. and
 Territory of Arfzosa-

ln the Probste Court of lke County of Ysysras. and
 Territory of Arfzosa-
 In the matter of the essats of Lewis A. sssens secd.
 Notfoa is hereby that Francis A. Sterns, the exec strf1 Of tae VII of Lexis Btevsus. deceased. having hlsi is thiz Court her ins Ex~ea-
 h afo eesid. tn tar win her report and pt1fion scuonE DyIng te sare saowBg her recey1s snd dls- iurzemeut and tist ssss st=ss is fn condifiun for ana setcresli sEd 1s rhufion. E11a praying for the sssfIeIusat zaa Eo Of sad aaal unf and for uTsF closing lfe aasbnistration said estEte and of distribution of he rsssas thereof tO the pr-0n- lawfully entitled under said w. And ihe adzs Of said Court Szginy nKsd Aonsisy, fhs 25d Day of August. fSSO. st the hour of D o'clock of szt day. et ths Probate G0urt Room fn fres- and Territory aforesaid. as special term of said Court then and there C. be hoi9ea. the time and place for ti~ sesfLeat of said ensl and the bearing of zaid pes5a Al ifere.ted tp s.d estate are hsrsby uote thea and tkere Co NTezr and .hoT eztse if any tey hsse why said final account sEoslld hes be Heft.ed and so~1 and tse sGuEstrz- ton Of said ezf4tn cos. and the rere thereof dls t-10stc Co the Fersons y entitled under the said SIil- By or=sf 9f ths Prstzse Judge.
 In NitEess whereof lave Lereuufo tef my hand rr,, and affixed the of said Probate court, this -sAAi-l 23a day of Jaly isso.
 JOSEPH F. HARGRAyE, Probate Judge. July 21, ise-Is
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IxooRpoRArEp.-The Consolidated Excur-

INcoRPoRATED.-The Consolidated Excur- sion Mining c. Iucorporators J, L. M,- Kecver, J. H. Brumagin and Phillip W. Holmes. Capital, one hundred thousand dollars, two hundred thousand shares at 50 cents each Trustees, C9:) J. F. Robinson, E. E. Hewitt. E. Porter, c. Ross, w. $. Lo- gan, Geo W. Kenyon and the three incor- porators are the trustees for the lst year. Business: Mining m all its branches in Tonto Basin in the Territory of Arizona, and in the city and county and state of New York. Term of existence 50 years.
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Nouce .a C,eaitors.

In the Proose Court of Ynvsp county. Territory ss ArizcnA:
 rs TaE MATTER or TsK rsrsTE OF DASfEs. v. MOONEY.
 bECsksEn:
 NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned. admin s;rator of ;n s-tsle oF Daniel V Rio lney. deceased Co the creditors of, aud sN p<rzoDs having claims against thr faif decesss1 ta exhibit ther1 vi the necessary vcurefs. WitliL ten months after the fsf publication of this n9tice. to e undersigned. at his stOre, on Muntczutua ntTaet the Village of Pre- cott, in said county of IEvspai.
 WILLIAM M. HUFFuM. Adinistrssor of estate oi Dsniei V. Mooaey, doe'd PTescott, 4. IT.. August 2d, isso. bHg24w
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The law passed by ihe Tenth Legislature, defining the duties, etc, of Clerks of Boards of Supervisors, contains the following, which is rather binding and was the cause of Mir Jno Lloyl stepping down and out:
 PAGE 27.-SEcTIoN 5.-"No person shall be eligible to any office, nor shall become a candidate for any office 10 be voted for by the qualified voters at any general election, during the time ne holas the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors"
 Mir L. received the nomination from the Democratic Convention for the office of Pro- bate Judge of this county, hence his rsais- nation as clerk.
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K0TlGE OF ASSESSMENT.
AEsOLD ooLp Anp slLyER rnusa roxrAn1

AkAOLD COLD AND sILVER kihIha toAPANY Location os principal place of business. 4.n FFna csasa, CslifGFalA-
 Iucarsou Cf Werks. Cedar NAisy Mining Lisurtct County cf MohsEe, Territory of Arispaz.
 Notice "a hsftly given. that meeting 0f the btard 0f Dtreei5rs, held tha loh das of July tsa, ssssMsRt, No, 2 cf tSrItg-ags cnais per shzee wal levied upon the capital stock of iha eFtfasion pay ble tanned stety. in r. Eoi coin, so tho S@csrisTs .t the u1lca of c Canp1uy. Room a1 Ao, a1e, bzr- come street. SaH Francisco California.
 Any steak upon winch thss asssssiaeFt sAail unpSsd the 6th day of SsTfeaEbsz. isa Naa de- nqueut and advert s- for sac si paac aaci;Sns and Bnleas payment s made be ore viii be soia Wed nessay tAs S2 Dag sf KSysmkxrsS S80 io pay shs ecn- qaelG sssesssuf together wth oosts of sdyertisiug and e1 1penScs uf sale
 By order ol Inc Board of Directors.
 S. HUDSON, Secrtfa,y. Otae0-Arnosa God Aaa silver Mining Compsny, Room B. No. No. S9e saEserae street. ssn Fraaesel. Califoi n1a- iySuti
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Notice to Creditors.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
 OF YAY ipAI. In the matter of the Fp,ste of CosSsIio RAxos,
 dsceasee.
 Eotica is hereby given ' y the undeu isned Admnis- irat0r of the esfEtu of Curnfo Earnls deesasei fo the creditors of and sn having claims s,;zinst the said deeessed to exhibit ;hsna with the Eecsssgy vouehers wiiniu ten n months sftef the frst pubi eaton o ha notice, Co ths undersigned. at his rcsi- denee. WooDsEDz, la said Couafy cf YAvspai.
 HI1EgIAH BROOKS nuistretcro the esssse of Corn 0 Eaos deceased. Prescott August l4, is5)-iw
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A Asses.tnent Noiics.

To l.. B JEWELL: You are hereby uotihed that have expended eiehty lsll dofars to labor and fu- prcyer nts upon the thiId sogfh eztension knozn as l.. B. Jewell Cc's Clalm the Tiger naine Tiger Mining District, County of YsysTai, Territory o1 Ari EonB. in order hold szid clf for the year is7q; and e you YaT yoar share aud proio rti0n of said tice, wl claim foreifure of your ipterest in ssd cltn, by viTTus of tbe provisions cE Sec ion ES24 of the Bovi<ed statgtss the Ungtcd ststes.
 JOSEPH P. HARGRAyR. Prescott, July 18th. lse0-sm
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20
Notice to Creditors.
TsraTr o7 WILLIAM THOMAS. nEorAl

TsTaTE ov WILLIAM THOMAS. DECEASED. NOTICE e hereby given by the dersigned Adfuf!s trsor of est.te of Thomas desa-e, Co the credit Of aud sl erso0s having claim sstnst ho said de caset. Co fxh ht them with tne ircsasary voueheFs, within ten 0 months after the Tst pg1lic4tion of tts notice, Co the szid snstTaior af hs residence and husiuess place. to-v1t: TiItc3 Eiue, ia Yasap&i COI2ty, Arizona Territory.
 I'll BIAS REED, Administrator ef Esisss of wsn. Thonas. deceased. Dated 2t Prescott 4. T July 23sa. IstB.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER. l
RESIGNATION OF NJ. D. BoRUcK.

San Francisco, August l6.-The resigna- tion of NJ. D. Boruck, of the Republican State Committee is announced. He de- clines at present to give his reasons, but promises them in the next issue of his pa- per.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-08-20
THE KNIGHTS TEMALARs.

Chicago, August 16.-Much interest Il cifc Coast delegations to the Triennlal Con cIave of Knights TeppIar, and their quart CTS are thronged with visitors Their nee cessary expenses will exceed s5O,0Oo, oi s350 to each fourteen Knights, but actual expenses will be much more
 Here the storm interrupted working ci wire, ana will not be able to finish report
 OPERATOR, Whipple Barracks.