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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

Two members of the Kentucky
legislature called each other liars.
Those who knew the parties said
they had not lied at all, but only
told the simple truth.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

HENDRIcKs is quietly watching
the development of events, and re-
marks: "You can bet your rise /
am not going to be tail TO anybody's
kite"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

THE fact that there are two Con-
gressmen who manufacture wood
pulp should not prevent the servants
of the people from doing their duty.
But it does. The statement that
Congress is made up Of the repre-
sentatives of the people seems to be
a lie. The wood pulp monopoly
should be quelched. The way to do
it is to place wood pulp and other
ingredients of all rag print paper on
the free list. There is a unanimous
demand for this thing on the part of
the people represented by thousands
of newspapers in the land. Let wood
pulp be placed on the free list. e
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

KELLOGG holds his own, and
Spofford's too.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

Monroe county is infested with
a gang of horse thieves.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

IF Sprague was nominated by the
Democrats, Conkling would run.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-05-15

SENATOR HILL would like to see
some of the moose paper men hung.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
Mohave County Items.
Forr Mon,yE. Narcn lO.h. lssO

FoET MoHtvE. March l0;h, 1880. ED. MINER.-Arrived, steamer Colorado I9 days out from Yuma, heavily laden, with Barge No. aIn tow, Godfrey, Commander. The Captain reports contrary winds the en- ! tire passage, and this being the captain : first trial. he made 8 very good trip, con sidering ;he rough weather. Godfrey is up ta his bushes. having run several years as pufcer CD thc line.
 A large amount of clothing, lumber, iron, c:c.. arrived, aeo, SIX of the fines; mules ever brought to California were on board, eonsigued 10 the quariermastcr's depart mcnt. Brcon 6 Spear had large ocnsign mcnt of clothing, groceries. machinery
 uick silver. etc, aad an unusual amount
 flour. Any person who thinks that Min cral Park people oon't live, is of.
 Capt Hardy received his usual invoice of groceries, four ctc.
 The Ccrba, Mill and Mining Company re- ceived eight toas Of provisions, besides a quantity of machincy.
 The passenger list from Yuma was unus- u4lly large. Ihish LoLD'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
SATURDAY.

MT. Peter Mark, Of Cnnp HauIpai, is ir town.
 An infant of Mr. Ira Hadson's is repD. ed i'll with brain fever.
 The Antelope restaurant will be opercd on or about the 22d ins,.
 Vim. Pridhau arrived from Wickeablrg by G. s. < Co.'S line this morning.
 We publish. today. an interesting letter from our correspondent at Mineral Park.
 Lester Jackson is ia town from LynS Creek. and reports things at that camp booming.
 Charles Rice, Justice of ihe Peace al Alexandra. has been commissioned 9 Notary Public by Governor Fremont.
 Holders of Tlp-top stock will find a no. tice of an assessmeus Of D cents per share advertised in another colnmn. No p-of,n- ity gentlemen
 Attention is invited to the notice Of inc meeting or the stockholders of the Brad shaw Milling Company, as tAo office Oi Clark Churchill, Esq, which has been post poned to April 12, prox.
 Messrs. Pace and Murphy came in to-Cay from Date Greek, bringing with them some very beautiful specimens of copper cTe which they took from a ledge that measures forty feet wide near the surface.
 MnITARY.--A Board of officers to consist of Lieutenant-CojoaelW v. R. Price, Sixth Cavalry. Major James Riddle, Second Lieu tenant William Baird, Sixth Cavalry, is ip- pointed 10 meet at Fort Verde, A. T., at 10 o'clock, a. m., on Monday the 18th instant, or as soon thereafter as pyWucabIe. to sx anime and report upon '-Wilcex's Rifle Hol- ster." for mounted drill aud scouting.
 Mcssrs. C. C. Bean and Samuel Furn an returned from Walnut Grove distrCt, where MT. Bean has been looking after ihe con- structiOn of Q road in French Gulch rpm the old Vesuvius mine ID the Antelope cpp- per mine. The read Is now completed for all kinds of vehicles. The work of putting into productive shape the property of the Antelope Company ss going forward as rnp- Idly as men and money and the iudOmita- be energy of Mr. Bean can accomplish it
 TIE GEE Wo COMPANY -Messrs. Mocdy North, Lurch, Mcdonald, Lewis and Brig ham, of TOnto Basin, have organized what they facetiously term the Gee Wo Company, the object of which is the reduction oi ore from the Excursion and Jo Green mines by ''ox power They have built SD arras- tra @ feet in diameter, Wiih circa.a, p'th seven feet wide. The motive power used consts of foaT yoke ot uutamcd Arizona bulls, and the scene which ensUcs when these are yokcd up and iAe,p0aderous ma chine begins 10 move n ibe music of an incessant fusilade of wAips a1d profanity, is said to beggar description. Three tens of orc per day is 'ne capacity of this nosei machine
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

! NIT. Chipman, the present Superintendent : Of the Central ArizoAa Mining Company. ! tbuIture} hss gone to San Francisco fer the ! purpose of selecting piping for conveying : water to Ille mine and machinery for the | eJ stamp mill with which to crush the ore. ! EXCELLENT FErIT--We had the pleasure
 of examining and sampling from q box of ! oranges. to-day, raised n the celebrated ranch Of Lucky Baldwin. Los Angeles county, which is six miles square. sent to ] Hon. John J. Gosper by Mrs. NJ. A. Dexter. ] noiLeT-in-law 10 Mr Baldwin. The whole
 box vas of real beauties, such aS Los Angc-
 les county is capable of producing.
 THEATEE-Our citizens are 10 have an- other treat from the Markham troupe on Wednesday evening of this week, St. Pat nck'a Day. The bill for the evening will ' be extra grand, including the screaming farce, My Young Wife and old Umbrella '" The programmes will be distributed to- MOTION, showing exactly the treat in store
 for theater gocrs on Wednesday evening, | the l7ih.
 CHANGED HASD5.-The old and very re- ! liable chop house, the Cabinet, SO long kept | | Ah Fat tC Co. successors. They will cause the ] premises Co be renovated and fixed up in the | most fosiidlous manner, and will spare DO l expense or pains in placing before theIr | patrons the choicest articles of food tO be procured in AUZona or elsewhere. Under l the new management satisfaction will be given Try the new firm, as they propose
 to dc the square thing.
 The burning of the Grand Central Hotel, and several other buildings in Oakland, l Cal, last Ecek, is another of those calam- i ities that crowd upon each other. The ! burning of the Normal School building at ! the Grard Central, looks as if a season of confiagrations had set in in that State. | Misfortunes never come singiy they say. The Grand Central WAS the property of i the estate of the late Michael Reese and l. | II. Crowley, and cost Si75, 900, besides the
 furniture. IL was insured for $55,000. ! FREIGHT TEAMs.-Two small freight teams arrived in town 10 day from Phenix with flour, and two others arrived this P.
 m. and will discharge cargo tomorrow. l Johnny McNeal's huge team with merchan- | disc was parked at Skull Valley last even | ing. The Messrs. Cook of Williamson val ! ley, with secd barley. arrived at Kirkland l last evening en route, tO their destination. | Mr Nash was, yesterday, at the rocky mesa, ! l2 miles from Kirkland, with merchandise | for Prescott, and his schooner disabled | B.ach's tesm was at Willow Springs last night en route to Prescott. Grccnup's train
 with barley parked at Martines last night.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
Proposals for Flour.

The following is a list of the proposals for flour, opened yesterday at the office of the Chief CommIssary, at Headquarters;
 w Kalcs-McDonell, 4c; Whipplc, Jc; Verde l3c
 C. II. Vc!-Bowie. Gtsc; Grant, GlEc; Lowell @ lc.
 C. T. Hay Lowell, 5i.c; Mcdowell, Ic; Verde, 6 s,c; Nlippie, 6i sc.
 P. Fredeneutual-Thomas, C 95-10Oc.
 l.. & II. Tuning -Abache, sc.
 JorIon Bsothe.s-Ncfd., Jcs (conditional Jidl.
 Aaron Blrnett-Bowic, Gc; Grant, Gc; HHachuca. Gl sc; Lowell. { lc; RUcker. [ e Thomas, Gi sc; Verde, aio WhippIe, 7c.
 John I. T. Smith Verde, Gc; Whipple, cents
 William zcckcndorf Bowie, 43-lO0c, Grln-. 6 20-100c; Huachuca, ] g3 l0Oc; Lowell. 0o-lO0c; Fucker, 6 f3-lOOc: Thomas, 6 lS l0Oc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

There are 2J3 bars oi base bullion from The Silver Belt mine lying at the office of F. W. Blake, awaiting shipment, by slow freight, to San Francisco, for refinement and sale. The bars average about g pounds 10 the tar, making aa aggregate of 23.2iG for this shipment. This mine has, during the winter, sent out several shipments of base bullion, one of which amounted to sixteen Ions. The Belt, Kit Carson. Silver Flake, all in close proXImity 10 each other, cons,i- iute about the most valuable groupof mines producing smclting ores Co be found on this terrestrial hemisphere. The bullion is very high grade, in silver assaying from S900 to $l20O % the ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
A CARD.

The undersigned having rented the prem iscs lately occupied by Messrs. Wilson < Park, at the corner of Gurley and CoTtez streets, Prescott, intends opening a restau- rant on Monday, March <2d, 1880. The house has been entirely renovated, wi;h private rooms attached. The kitchen has been thoroughly fitted out and supplied with thc best the market affords. Trusting to merit 8 share Of the public patronage, will ensure polite attention and good treat mcBt.
 White help employed,
 r. W. BUTLER.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
&Iel&OkY.

Hugh White, ihe s;rca man, is eH route to Prescott from California.
 W. NJ. Bud'um k ylsti-a,iIg in lhc rural disiricts near Alexandra.
 John White is in town fiom Lis ranch in Peoples valley, proving ID tile on his farm.
 ] E. Brown is in from Ton;o Basin and reports mining matters there as in healthy condition.
 Doc. Tompkins l. fixing up aa ofIicc for the Prescott and santa r. Stage Company, just south of his saloon.
 Robert Atkinson cai.ci ai ihc MINER Office today, ani reports the discovery ol a rch mine near iron SYgings.
 We are pleased b know that Ms. Ei:en G., wife of Dr. Geo. D. Kendall, and her little NJ. D. are getting along nicely.
 Reduction works for Pra,cot, and other valuable things are ryuclying proper con- sideratiOn in the L.s>t at sAc present time.
 Work on shc road between Msrtiacs and Kirkland valley is being pIo.ccutod under direction of the County Commissioners.
 Mir Martin, fine staten keeper at Ante lope, is in town aci'Bg ia iEe capacity oG Deputy Sheriff, serving certain attachment papers.
 l.. wolIcnbcrg has rented the Miller ranch and has turned his attention 10 farm ing. He intends planting loo acrcs in corn this year.
 Judge Sileot returned ycsicrday from the Prince and Warrior mines. having started work on these properties in a manner that indicates success.
 We hear that tbe affairs oI the Cumber- lani mine, Martincs District. have been ar raigned and that work is progressing on the same with satisfactory showing. Territory vs Joseph i.a Frsachi for assault and battery, tried in Justice Fienry's Court this morning. by jaFy, ihe verdict was mot guilty"
 Transportation arrangements have been made for the committee who visit the East soon on rAiIroad and other business, from Prescott to Kansas city.
 The gentlemen who came from san Fran cisco to examine thc Model mine in Peep les valley, returned home very much pleased with the property. and the indications atc favorable for sale.
 Winter ;s again GVon us. Yesterday quite asnow storm visited thls section of Arizona and to-day the wind blows q breeze up from the South, reminding us of an "old-timc Norther' ia TCXls.
 At the opening of bids. today. at Fort Whipple for furnishing tAc different mI!s- tary posts and camps iG tliis department with extra superiine flour fer tbe period oi six months, VIC understand that II. N. KaIes was the lowest bidder for three im- psrtant posts, at a reduced p.ice from Lai paid in lSa9.
 T.J. Morgan, fine "boss" jeweier of Ari- zona. took to-day by observations, the exact time and regulated lbe town clock by the same. There may possibly be slight dii- ference in iha time of clocks and watches oi our citizens and that Of gls big regulator at the Court House, caused hy tAc change made by Mr. Morgan, ihis morning.
 Hon. ]. P. uargrsvc i- spoken of by bis Republican friends %s a suitable man to represent the people oF Arizona in C'Hs7c>s. Itis highly essential tiat s1:Dc one bc sent who has the ability to inteliigruty repre- sent the wants ct ArIl1E. at Washington.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
Enlist%~1ians.

Gen. lf-'ch has ordered officer Parker to proceed 10 San Carlos and enlist fifty In dians. to operate in the field agaInst the renegade Victoria. IL Is thought that by this date lhe duty has tccu performed.
 Some Indian scouts have also been ordered from Fort Apache ,o report at Fori Bayard, \. NJ, for the samc purpose.-Citi- zen.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
2aII $l0 tI | PaGlagG 0f Medicine.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
DR. SPIN II E '
 No II KEACEEY SIGCEr. Treats all Chonic and Special D-seasez

Treats all Chonio and Special D.5easez
 YOU NG MIN
 IVHU MAY BE SUFFERING FROM TIE IT, " fleets of youthful fofcs UdscrUti7n viii do -e avail themselves c this, ths grVgst boom il the altar of suffering humanity. Dis. sFIN$ii will guarantee t3 forfeit So fog every case ut sliIc E- ness or Iriyste disease any E1I or character v. he undertakes and fails t1 cure.
 MIDDLE-AGE MEN.
 There many the CT thirty to fiKty who a-a troubled with toO frequent evacuation of tIe Ij F, often accompanied by Fl zEt sr-artluE c- burning - sstiou. and weakness oi the system manner tlt patient cannot account for. On examining the sI.Er deposits ropy sediment will often be found and times small particles Of alhum,u will appear, tIe c1.o' Will be a thin niilkisn hue, again changing 70 .lfE and torpid appearanoe. There many rlo 3e 5i this difficulty ignorant Of the cause, which s'a,e of seminal weakness. DT. x. will guar r-l- s... ere n s such cases, and hsaty toratiol cd; tlr -sLi..-. ..-.ary organs.
 OPTIC '.s-lU to 1 and Co g. Sundays from ll Co II A. v. Consultation free. Thorough examination and aayics. S. Call or address,
 DH. sPINNEV X CO.,, Ju~eTd&wly No. II keLrBey st.. Ssr Nrauci s'1 course of medicines sufficient for cure. with 8h iu- structions, VIII Jg any address receipt oi la.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
pr. L. ]. CZAPKAY,
THE EMTNENTLY SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN.
offices, No. I21 Montgomery st.,
SiLh4NAL 9CAi--N VI
 4 GreGt Modern Sysiem of Cure.
Reform 10 the treatment of aU Chronic, Ee-goas s-
 Special Disease and
BROKEN DOWN CONSTITUTIONS.


 Physical and Mental Debility Vital weakaess .r- yousness, Low Spirits, Lsssgtude. Weakness of tac Limbs and Back, Loss of Muscular Power, indi.r1-- lion and incapabihty for labor and study, veas ca. hHusted feeling, energy eJur8ge pslFir4-igG at tbe heart. dulnsss of appcc5e-i1n. us ftll0- aversion Co society, love of saulc, uLi5iiy si t- trust, l0ss of manhood dlzzue-s assdache, imuuri- ties of the blood pimpes fine lace, sexual ctAe= Dfirmities in woman, al cured by she sust- ly celebrated physician,
 l.. J. CZAPKAN, v, D. Ills method Of curing disease Is psc.-iary hls own tUnknOEn to others and hence the great It tones up and inygOrsre the entire system, ois rLe gloom and despondency, pUrincs snd enricres the blood impArtE strength and energy, Etups tll drn, rejuyeuates and iuyigorates he entire being. blI mind and body Rheumatic a8 sc0Es chrolic cztarri, consumption epilepsy, disease of the stomach aI A- neys, liver complaints, etc., successfully trgate Those who suffering from tho errors and uiisere5ls C yOHh. seInin@l Neaknefsl etc., gre sssurei Of per 
 Dr. CZAPKAY, one of the most successful mai,cal practitioners The Pacific Coast established iu --g Francesca snce 1884, may toe consulted c0luuC;is il reference to the sb0se and all other iuts at iLe Institute.
 No. 1:. Montgomery street. and whose diseases have resisted t@isd ta ordinary modes of treatment, are invited to call for free cOn sultatiOn.
 Communications strictly confidential. Meliciuts seut by Express.
 Address l.. J. CZAPKAY, NJ. D. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

! SWORN AFFIDAvIT;
 .f M,st Uoade1fM .Sta'ems4t of Care Per- fvngoi.
 Authenticated ly the Rev. R. $. ylnin,a Fa.for %; Dsnyille tCOntra Costa county Church. aud oil. - ueizn,.rs of the miracalDusiy r-st2rs-i --f1rler Cure Of Nervous and Physical IrJstEati5U end II Ii- lepiic Pits. Restored Co hesl;h and hapl.ess hy ya CZAPkAIs peculiar system of treatment after sever al physicians had failed.
 SWORN sTATEM NT
 B. Creuz, carpenter and joiner, of Uzay.l., Co trA Costa county, California, being duly -E-ru. doe depose and say: am married. fstu-r .i -,c ,..-el and iorty-iEe years Ui age Mof. N-u @ gear --I- while at work became dizzy and fsI iLa ground. afterwards had several falling nfs. became lh!s osl- y and mentally prOsiratcd- very nervous lt ul1 cat not sleep, my liver and EidEeys active, aI.! not able to work. My attending Engsri-u Irl'HUacd my complaint to be heart disease and gave great deal of medicine. which took. but Co uo good. lt5- tinued gettiI worse and became weak tl4t co..t scarcely walk. In October, I817 adIrss-.i Dr. I J. Csapfay, San Francisco st thu. uy sickness -.sl described. sskin fl he thought be cJgi do .tltF for and up0n fayorabl- roily place. u.e-s der his treatment have fully reE-luel 7 .i- riaI hea-il nave had no tilLeite h.- -ia. i--s ii medicines, and able e. o good 1a - Da-G. tg whole system has hy his treatment aael ih 'r5H..s changed and reYltaIizod- and hove -- e',f twenty pounds since began to talr Hls il ,l.s. tui Of gratitude toward br. Cz4Ikayr and hoping t-.t may be the m of directing ut9-r rPH- rll#-.- Co him. make this brief statement ,l l-r.- .s my his treatment has bl 71 rcar saa.y .- crssfu tl1i atn conf lent Le eal cure ai 1gs li- ly afflicted. 8. 4. GRE lI. I.s
 Subscribed and sworn t5 before sae, ta.s l1I aa q February, 1878. AIt1 H. lugEFc. .l..i..
 Justice Q. the Peace. Cc-tri Cg-.4 -laty, Cal. INDpHSENLNf- The undersigned. uriglbJrs au1 gTll.uI.-.es ul Mr D. r. Cr-uz certify that Er Else 1lJfl rl. s-- ing his Illness and tua; f4ct= l t-. la-- affidavit are trle 0l 0u- oAu k11aLe.ll-.
 I. S. SymirQtou. Pastor ot Dalg.l.- ClI.c . l.. Bean, wagoumaker, uaiIvI-e
 J. II. Aicloas0u, H. C. NtcAo--aL. IMPORTANT THE MODERN ScIENrtFIr METHOD OF CURE
 -Aa FsACTI -lr -I
 DIR L. J CZAPKAN,
 l27 Montgomery St. bstweeu.Bu>h X Su.tor. Hss proved almost universally suc-sful in the moot difficult and obstinate chronic alssas, after they have resisted The o.di a-y routine 1f I-la,.-g-
 DIR. CXAPKAT
 Y~e-emineBtly fortunate iu the treatment u3 a .- ssiuats chropir diseases, and Es great utc-. aH ts has been successfully 'e-tei in tl-s cty years aud Co h- wonderful slN there ale many .ll gIte-sgs among us who te.tg tIl' tlgy owe tA" pro- longatiun of their Lives Co him, while aurllt- ct f'h- era who sTe lingering from chronic di-e-ses t .l. heart luug=. liver. stomach aud kIlyys have been - ly restored to healih. L-s-I.E
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

J. X Layoie. recently of Prescott, has opened the European Restaurant on the corner of Convent street and Church Plaza, Tucson.
 The S r R. F. C.. have reached depth of TO feet in their well at Desert Station The one being bored few miles west oi this station is now 16) feet deep, with bright prospects of obtaining water soon The company have placed side-tracks at a station eighteen miles east of Casa Grandc another about ;hirty-two miles, and third forty-seyen miles cast of Casa GiaI.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Isa ucvor-fl.llu- Car fa- Nervous 70 Hi...r SaEJ Vitality, seminal N-s kl.s
 Spcrmat0rrIWa, Lost fi Igl- hood. .ImTateurs, t-faig-.s and all the terrific elects af Self-Abuss, y0utl.U. i1l S crcess-- lu maiH--- ssaTa,
 such az lo-s Of Mem g. Las-!tulc, Nocturnal LI.a- sion, Art-ri1n t4 -... Dimue.s cl Vision, >.I.- in tlc Head. tse s--a- .l.t
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

FIR ] B N
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

Authenticated hy the Rev. R. $. ylniuat,a Pa'or co; Dsnyille tCOntra Costa county Church. aud otH.-s, ueizn,..rs of he mirac1lDusiy rlstoge-i sufferer
 Cure of Nervous and Iy siCal IrJstTati8u end Ii- leuiic Fits Restored heslth and hzlIl.tss by oa. CZAPKAY'S peculiar system of treatment after sesev al phy siciaus had failed.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

passing uuob=sryei iu the urlul. a-d many l.lHr sases that lead to insanity aud death
 DR. MINTIR will agree Co forfeit Si.1 fora cE-a af this kind the Vital Restorative under l.- -i-.- =dvic. and tr*atEeni VIII noi cure, CT .Hs a.. -.. impure or iui:-ous fouud Iu it. Dr. HiH.ie frea-s Private Diseases successfully without mercury. '- sultatun free Thorough examination and advice. cludng analy-.s uf uriHe s. PrirH et Nl.- i.f -- tive bottle. four times -ar laau'.ty. |- ss' to any aiires4 upon receipt of l- 't, v- C. '- H . cure from nb--1vatiou aud u private is- a a-- Er.- hy X. F. Niut.s N. p.
 II Ke4rney Street, san Fsaue.-ea Cal,
 Dr. MIntf~'s kindrcy Remedy '.ph~.tI cum cures all Kidney aul DilIler 'r.nl -I.-s H.r orrhtra G!aet. Irur1Trhoea. I's -l Hs a- ..- .'.- SI a t1ttla. six bottles f.r -i.
 pr. Niutie'- Da dr;iSn Pi'I~. ar" ,l- H--t r..r cheapest Dyspepsia aud Bilious cgre ia Ca. 'r.. r.f sale by all druggists. ..a.+.,.s-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

4 Mcst Eoadelfa Sta'eme.t cf @ Care Pa-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
Convincing Testimony.

IN PROOF OF DIS. CZATRAY'S Great in his line of gractc. more cJugu Ing evidence can be wanted thza tkc following:
 SWORN AFFIDAVIT;
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

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