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, 1880-02-21
WISCONSIN,.

THE HON. HORACE 1sUJ,LEE,
ofAlatlison, Wis, arrived III tho city yesterday
FROM the, East and Quartcrcd at the firaid
Pac1i1c Hotel. During tile day TRIBUNE
reporter happouctl to meet him md Ind
very brief talls. Mr.. Rubeo ll,ls Just arrived
from Now York, where ho las. been for so,no
t'ne pnst. "The Inachlnc," said l.e, "is for
Grant, and Ia at work III his interest, Thcro
will, no doubt, be Grant delegation sent to
Cllicngo from New York, rs Conkltng IL lnaf-
aging It, but there Is q decided feeling which
Is maklng itself known agaEnst Grant
1llainD and Sherman have friends there. Mr.
Wnshbnrno Inns some, md I bolinye Tint II he
wcre nominated ho would sweep thu coll1-
try. Ills record III Congress, and rs Foreign
Minister, sponks we'll for him. think no
Ho,ld 60 heforo the country with great
strength. M matt since Henry C!ay's tlulo
lAs llat! such nh cnt!l,ssinstio following Us
Afr. 1llalhc. YGt, .Thtln tlits Is tue, Tiers
arc elctHcllts which, 1t Ilg were n0lillllateu.
would bu, brought against llin,, md ptt Us
case en- II sir: Wasjlb'url'e Was % te no'i,l!.er.
~ t!o not think q third teril ail objection
to t;en. unnt ut thfs time, because h1 Is 9It
Ut Office, alla ctlltl not therefore n4e thy r.
!ne''iss GovcTnnent troi'a t" "a nl .on,, y, ' n
sfs'y siew I, II mt W way ~ 1 Turu II popnis9e
iayO 10 defend Grant's administrator.
which we tlU.i,Ut whit to do II we cn letll
,, am ,ia t'rsat docs not want to bc defeated III
"W!ii New York 40 Republican next
"'rlat depends On whom the Republican,
pnrty 1lntninate. W.. cnn cnrry, tho Stae sst
WITH F1Ha @ al n poptI|ar ,na,,' E"r ny ga'
think ht IA the huYt rnntuptc1t tllull Wu tiAfr
, 1880-02-21

ST. JosEr'f, Mo-, Feb ao.--An engine aMh
thirteen fruight-cars were tlttchtxl nenr Nvl,-
lex, on thp st.. Louis Il Wabash lsonA, lust
Mtght, by running Into III, npeM switch. John
DrelEl,an,, engineer, nnd n brakeman were
seriously lnIuruu. a similar nccflent Mlho
occurred lust ngltt on thu Hannibal u st.
Seven trpIgl.t-chrs being titctleti but nub0tly
hurt. Tha damage Iii each casD Il prot.y
E4YGrG,
, 1880-02-21

Ills LOYALTY UUIltSU THE WAR AssA11.ED
Spketal pspaeth 70 7Ns Chteaao TltbRnf.


ltt8 LOYALTY ,>UEetSu THE WAR tasA1LEp.
Special Dispatth to 7Ms Chicago Tstbhns,
WASHINGTON, H. G., Feb. M.-Iho uppa-
nelts Of Senator I,aynrd within tho Drml-
ur0ttc mrtr iNtimatetl tOEx ago that II 3,lS
carttf,larv for tho Presidency ajinut, Mt any
tl'Aa become 'scrlons they woult! n'nkt Ills
closures ns 10 his Wnr record TINT would rrIl-
,,nr y i,nnoss,f,, fnr liza I1.mncroc,, t., n,,,,.
u.1 niponSu.o ~. to p'ae! .,n',',', ~ u'
md ~. nttacl, uuo,, nayar,i's rcc6rI Ees bnc,i
"..a ~" ''e's ~, ",' ...t'. s'' ~
!tate u. ING l''.,st "''eSi''e.ea f.aster, NJ
t,. u ul,n,t IN h,ll Ito ,nnttn,, 1,nr,, n, ,ntar
@ ICY IN on. % '" ~. o's 10 'ees . meue W au.ei @
assemble. rio Now York sun Of yesterday
".,,,,at.,,', A., EniIn,,,,+ ,,,,,,,r,,,v .,,,,,.
coa.alhea t,lo ,ol!owlR , %,.o'iy'ho's eo'..
mlnIcatlon headed INF. Dnynrsl's Speech
nn,fa'iuuat ~ sIuvRx sta' ~ 1'a'p'"o'so " A'o
Iul'!et1etnto sot"les
y H.e EAitar n nc Svn-slR. In "Mo9ro'a
iug Appcnrs ualnr t!Ate ut Jls,lo n, lRdl: i" At
uoyrr. bel, y mrotnK wits hold ut which ressl,I
tions Wcrr adopted AtlyUcattaH tho recognition
Of tho Sauthorll cnnfele!ycy. II II reconciliation
, 1880-02-21
ILLINOIS EDITORS,

TltE!ll rltEHlNENVIAI4 1'ltEFEltKSCE6.
4 reporter ut TME IlItnUNE took alyall-
tugp Uf tho presea,eo III town OF tho humber
0t Illinois etlltors-ltepublloan and Demo-
cratlc-who were attending tho meeting Ut
tic Press Association to ascertain their yluws
aud tho opinions of tue people uMvng whom
, 1880-02-21
INJURED IsY A. I.O0.

Special DhpateA u The Chteato Tribune.
LEAvKNwoRrl1, kas., Fel. .U.--resterslay
Asher Tayl0r, Il cuiaretl 1,l.,,I, wl,o waj ell
gngetl In hauling s;!w-0gs for Alr. Walter,
leAr l'Intte City, Mn, tell from tho waguN,
loaletl Mt the time with Il lIeayy log, alui thu
two wheels passed over Ills hr.tl Uild Shout
der, lnllietlnK fatal injuries.
, 1880-02-21
DROWNED.

Special Dispatch 10 7hs Chicago 1ttLuas.
Sioux CRY, H., Feb. 20.~-W. +. Gilbert, Ut
Ntubrara, Agent for tho Chicago, milwaukee,
y st. Paul Railway, broke through The ice
there .ruest!ay, uWl WIS drowned. liz !.atl
about $B0Q aI,1 ytlnlJte watch on Its person.
, 1880-02-21

6"intam tho stir service for the present llscal
!lrsei ahM. si' nnu ,er a1cn m e,,,,,n +,
@ To rn serv nct i H. sfns fGs F'' of @ :,
~ rn, III T." in. ~, fhn ' ."rrI,s. ;is,Wfstt]
vi Viii. nI.o 'lIrcct lint Tho service pIacri II,
ew'rontc. s!nee. Mna Imcl..isin8 July l ls,o. he
s1;nn1c T. t,,U inscHnt1G te.Ici'n 9S Y H. H.
1m,, vrt,ws ~ ~ sn nnr,lntiot. M, business in
III, Terriories a. anil n tRn ,'cy statos, and Tho
sss@ 5 SSss ss rs e exss aS a;xsS ssfyes T.
anu il ,nlty instances additional serytf9 on t!,e
recently rsnl!es nlsa hniioyo the the
EMpe s1rvSo ws sIer @ ~ IN ,ao r.nn,s, III ne ~,
Son sa nn Rsy :StgFis1t C. 10
'&o INV. =. ~" ~, t...s,.n s" w.
" coMMlss1oSHt nf lsi'.AS nrFAns'' s,''ss'., =,
g rresl,'ent les noal''asea nowa " "
: lnt'lah Atfa'rs.
EDUCATIONAL.
At the meeting of tho National Educational
>, Assue|siion ltr,!ay, addresses were nln.le BY
. Hfhe Census of iBSO FROM nit Etluca-
tonnl stan,iuoil,t,1 ani by ijr. Darncs
ientH, General Ngeut OF tt,o IeabuGy
Yf@e'}s1 pav Fn" rsH '1 IL It's M afor~o, so II mem, M
imrs "ni1ri ,,,,on tlio President, ntil weru
cor.ltnlly recrivett. Tho evening session was
dpyo,sa to lie discussion, Of a prolWsitlun to
5a,1ds In u lar r,ucntionnt @ m PURPOSES. ~ u.s. ''0 ~ ~
-">'N~ ,,xro,rr,rr ,,,tatvruq
r,,o uo,,a., H., .ra,,,,two soss,o, +o.,,ov
Nv oS"tt.o 4t...s TSi.f.,$ 1f.,it,.ssI
cnh1rf1m FfhnK Mason, ~ na1f ~, uuituu w
Statca Gaa'sill ~ nse N W. Hu .n,i
jccted the lion,tnation 0f tiwafu L .tt rnFEef fW
70 W GetssMS Smper''sos Ao' a'e 1i'at b'a-
tflet OF LoHlSlaha' -
THE CLAIMS or TWO WOMEN.
WAstt1S0toS. u, c., Fyb. t7,--Tha Senate
Committee oil TcIlstuns has ,nklntly nnd tu-
pUlitely relectU,l tho application for MI lll-
crease of puusfUu l,lalip by Ur. Mary E.
Walker, ono Ot The curlosltios of, sIltngton,
n aIiln. t1llllgrsze(t, shurt-halrcd, sobtr-flcud
wn,nttu, wlid wnnslers abuut tho corrldars Of
Tits woman sought, Mt Chattanooga n 1yoa,
tic posi,ioll of Xsslatant-surgeoll, hut i
board of medical officers, nfter examination,
sllrkrry was very little II any, more tl1an tint
ID duty ny hospital Nurse Tile Union officers
allowed Ier Ia Wu,,tler ul,tsitlu Of the lines
mid to bn tnken urfsoner, M arrangement
having been n!ade TINT slle should net aS
8ry while III tic !lhfltls III ttle enemy. 5hc
Was gong about four mnntl!s; atlt upon tSr ~,
retarl. the War Department allnwed ller + Sso y
: employed few nsonths tn the female prlsoii-
nsot!tll. She then clain!fd that Insufficient
prisoner hnt[ affected Aur nyesight. Upon
thls grullrtt sElp was allowed Il pcnsi0n VI
$3.50 per month, which slo now receives,
although the examining surgeon expressed!
suil1e tlnubt ng tn whether tho weakness Ut
tho applicants eyes WIS caused By expo
SURF, or was ule usesal accompaniment u ae'
, 1880-02-21

spstat Dt,pateh to The Chicago 1rtbunt.
W.ArEitTowS, Wis, Feb. a0.--1Vhllo blust-
lug rock ut 1Iubbeltnn this afternoon Johls
Alsu0ver,,, Jr., lind bis right hntlu blown oil,
Alitl sustained Boyero llll lurtes about the lea1
alli fac1.
, 1880-02-21
DIED OF IIIa INIU]

DIED OF His lNJUHLES.
rgosuA, Feb. 20..--Oscar Mills died today
Of injuries received Mt tho boiler explosion
Wednesday evening. 1Io ls tho sixth. ole to
die from that c,Inse.
, 1880-02-21

"Whon opuuEaK li1,s rpveul pur, whIte tooth,
ehntin ~ sprvnt! nVrr tle flsca whtGl ut,lIars
aope. II. secure sneal, llulwn's tuu ps1oEated
SnpnnsceOt!s l}clltlfrice IL llstl-.5 eeills. Dot
Browns. Avoid counturfeItA.
, 1880-02-21

CD1IEClCU UNTI11E tI1U ytNTs
Ncc. cleaned ,..,....,........,....$ 1,e53a a13
Hosiery Observation-Disclosures. 1,sHj,5E
Lssccs, Drslihs, yEn1ps, etc. ........... 1,ER.1jt
Miscellaneous articles OF mnnllfAotur.
Cd cotton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,AUI, ,a0t
Enrthe,,, stone mud vrnekery Wnru,,,. l,1GG,1at
Eubrolder!cs, Of wool t,r cotton. n...,..,, l,0lDGN
Linens hr owl, ~ h1pnGhpd, ,..,,...,,,.. kt50G1
Gloves. Of kid or leather. l,G7l,NB
Drcss-K Kouds Of silk. lk..,,p.,............ 9,lDAs.4
Ribbons. ,,....,,.....,..,,,,,..,., aAslp
Miscellaneous articles, Ut sk. 1,4H,iS0
Brandy Observation-Disclosures. 1,DE Ell
still wiugs.. ,...,,,.......,,........, ,1,55.bl
Mutaagcs .,,.,...,,,.,.,,.,.,,, S.9sDH HtQ
S,,Eur nl under Mo- T......,....,...... 1B4aN..;h
HuEar nGuye No, I, nn1 not Al>uve TO-, III
Sugar, as,ru NJ. TO- aMti mt above f3.. 1l,tNj,HH
Plates Or ehpcl6 OF titl,..,,.,....,,..., itGl,lUS
Leaf tnbacCo, un1nAl,.lfaqturcl., ,,.,,,, .::ssiMB
CRArs, ciKhrcts, 0te. te.................... 1.ET,u3
Woolgn t!resx-KnDds-
VHlne less thun 80 cents por ynrd ...... .GtAls7
ADt,ye 10 cents pgr yprtt,. u6h7,MH
Weighing over four OUNCES per ynrl... l.n4,lk3
0unttny. tny...................... u95,GD
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-04
%
NUMBER 28.

sertion is based on experience and OBJ
scrVatlOn,) and in the end receive a
reward from single acre, as will here
after be more clearly shown, equal to
the profits of 10 or 20 acres farmed in
hay or grain
"An orchard of well selected plums
and prGnes is, think, the most profit
able that can be raised in thi, part of
the country. Tn" soil and climate are
well adapted to their cultivation, the
trees yield abundantly, and there is
always demand for the fruit, green
or dried. Dried fruit, like wheat, has
the world for market. On one acre,
IS feet apart each way, you can plant
l35 trees. These, wnen well grown,
will average 250 pounds to Il tree, green
fruit, or fifty pounds dried. This at
the moderate price of Is cents per
pound amounts to 500 per tree, or
Sl,0l2.50 per acre. Now allow one
half for expenses, which is certainly
more than enough, and YOU have left
the snug little sum of S506. %, which
is good enough if one will only be
satisfied and stick to it,"
The above quotation is not intended
to be an eXaggeration, and to avoid
all risk in that direction | will reduce
the average to POO pounds per tree,
and the price for the dried product to
10 cents per Dound Now ALLOW as
before, onc-half for expenses, and we
still have Il net profit of 500 per acre.
Even thus reduced am of opinion
the above declaration that one acre of
orchard may be made equal in profit
to 20 acres of hay or grain j. fully sus-
tanned. if a like librral deduction is
mad for evncnses in tha 1,ttnrr.sn as
has been ahavn allowed i'm thn former
J., f,,.,,. ;i,,,,...:. ..,e4..
s;. ~. ''',' =, ,''i w III. iiuii.o
~i lruiI ~ gro" illS, dIlo" me 10 Yuote
.,, li"ini ,i'r stunt c"'"iosue III 'ci"'loN ~
V"' =" "'N'
ne n"I"c oi t!c 't,rIam. I'll, h3s ilot
"vrm Iul! "plrcc'a'gU' fie cltIrH
ouII""t GSPeIi"l'H we I'aN e i?"Iu WY
pI"nt"Ilc. "I '"'l' uS' 1t - fNIc''!
".' 'p'c" 10 'Hc season az NHlch IT
iipJ.'i1, H''U iII'N' IVl!'.I"7 "ii'
ii'"l'Iiul we li' e SOM Ut W lolcSaie
our e''Iv' crop I'M season at rom
Il" Cc"'9 Pct p"uu"' anu '"u,t nave
S,''i .'l 'i'''N a. many II W., w Hau liao
uICu'' az ne N"illc PIl'V' we u"cll
ii.liv on Il'I. l'ol" ''ni'H 'iol 80 niucil
ocr"u>c we Wa"l !" Ncl! a. oocHu use we
want 10 iliioIlii l!T peonle' allu to 'ilao
cI"' anu i"l ~, IL 'Ilcl 'cl mus 'i"H' We
GN''"cu 're loiloWIiiE inoili .'Iteli
cN,C!H htN'I We ->ui N"'"!"suc
III IJI'.IVI 10 c'IIaIl's' MN WI iiiie re-
.l'"! ~ Mi''i NV 9ei''' anu Cu.'i-
''.ioi' We '"'i V'9''.f ~ Wy n'l,.e
s siNV'! ~ rt Hillou,l.' nu' niic - 'iiI ~
!. ".l"'i ~. ',iI oiJeCt
:, ~ ~" -. i' Nj,'''.l''' .i, -
~ ~ 'ioir' i, II RON irrvlII i'i'tu!ce =. t.le
"'lioN9 q, a.. uI"l ~ ',oc.esH' !. at-
luIN .'!h' nv ~ N"ui''it ..t. iiuiii o''e
V''.I' vi an "'' 9"l'' nI'cHi. oS'.i'- s.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-04
Notice.

To all persons holding lots, blocks or par
GELS of land in the city of Vancouver within
the tract of land known as the Short Claim -
The undersigned trustees hereby give no
tice To all concerned, that pursuant TO the
terms Of a certain trust deed executed by
Samuel L. Whipplc and others, an assess
mcnt has been made of the amount to be
paid by the holders OF lots. blocks and par.
GELS Of land within said claim, TO entitlc them
to IA conveyance of such lots blocks or par
GELS Of land, and the undersigned are now
ready to execute and deliver proper deeds Of
conveyance upon such payment being made,
No deeds will be delivered unless payment bc
made within ninety days from and after this
date.
For further particulars inquire OF Charles
Brown, at the County Auditors office
Dated January lst, 1879
CHARLES BROWN.
tdl CHARLES II. WHITNEY.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-04
Newspaper Decisions.

/. Any person who takes paper regularly
from the post-ollicc, whether directed IN ms
name or anothcr's, or whether he has sub
scribcd or not, responsible for payment.
>. If "A person orders hi' paper discontinued,
continue TO send it until payment l. made, ana
then collect the whole amount, whether thc
paper /, taken from the office or not.
) The court, have decided that refusing To
take newspaper, and periodicals from the post,
oilicc. or rtmp>n. and leaving thcm uncaii'u
f,r is nrjma Clcia evidence. ui intentional
fr1I1
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-04
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern, that whereas, my wife, Amanda Ann
Costello has lcit my house without Just cause
or proyocation, and refuses To return thereto.
| sha! not be responsible for, nor pay any
debts She may contract in my name.
JAMES COSTELLO.
February -, 1850. *
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-04
Vancouver NurSerV.
A. COOK ~ SON

Announce, as successors to $. W. Brown in
this well known nursery, that while it is in
their charge they will cndeavor to keep up its
well earned reputation for reliability and cX-
cclcncc. They are now prepared to fill
orders for the seas n of lSa9sO, and call the
attention of farmers. fruit growers and gar
donors 10 their immonse stock VI
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-04

On the eastern end of the Northern
Pacific railroad work will, in a short
time, he brisklv resumed In fact n
large amount of work has been done
during the current winter. The gen.
eral manager thinks l5o miles of line
west of the Missouri will be completed
and open for business early in the
summer, and that the whole POS miles
from Mandan, opposite Bismark, to
the Yellowstone will he opened by
September next. Arrangements have
also been perfected for putting the
Yellowstone division under contract
as soon a. the engineers now making
a survey of the line have completed
their work and located the road.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-04

Four vessels have recently been
loaded and dispatched, and three more
are lust about ready To sail Others
will follow Not less than eighteen
Thousand tons of materials will be
shipped this year from the east for the
Of the Northern Pacific
railroad on the Pacific slope. The first
vessels should begin to arrive in June.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
NFENEtrAY

Dan IIail has the largest Joardiag house m Northern Arizona.
 Bryan $ train Is iE town cn route to Camp Verde with Government suppiles.
 1000 eases choice groceries and canned goods just received at L. Bashtord * Co.
 Ben Butler .s t,is gcl'ai, rclt'ymsaiy manager oi the Cabinet ,h"P D1usc. CIlg and see hln.
 ]. W Robbins correspondent Chicago Inter Ocean, is about to marry glch widow in Arkansas. Lucky fellow.
 Hon (. A Luke, an old PlcSco.,itc, now resident of phenix, is in town looking hale and searty.
 Persons knowing themselves indebted to r. +. IIrannen X Bro. are notified that 2 sui- clement "f such indebtedness Is necessary.
 sam Lewis. Esq, of the Bank af Ariz1- na. arrived iB Prescott this morning from san Francisco.
 Mts George Banghart, We learn, is not cnjoYiug lae best of health this winter, owing 10 tlle cNccssiye CUld weather u9 doubt
 Admission tickets ;o the B.a Msgrc can be procured hy rahIDg upon Pi:ca B-hau. ai .. F. Head S Cos. The party ,omcs fl next Wech-
 Tie family os E q Peck are cnraute from Oakland, Gal. to Walnut Grove ~Icrc they will take up residence. MT Peek has gone Ia thc Grove and Ni.i mcci h;> family ihcic.
 Several freight teams that have bron de iayed we>; of Iran Springs station for two weeks, ou account Uf snow ani mui, have nadc ihrir appearance in town
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Application for Discharge.

In the DslriC; Court Oi inc United States. For .ba Third Judicial District of the Terri tory If Arizona. In Inc matter of the application Of Michael Guerin. Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy. for dis charge:
 Al Prescott. in said District, on the 18th day of February, \, D. lss0 Third Judicial District of Arizona Terri ioTv. sS;
 To all Creditors of thc Bankrupt above namcd.-Talle notice that petition has been filed in said Court by Michael Gueriu, late Of signal ely, iu MOhave county. in said bst-Ict, duiy declared I.aHkrEpt under the .tc! ol Congress Of March Gd. ls6z, for discharge, and certificate thereof from ali his debts, and other claims provabie under s3id Acl, and that the first day of March next, at lG o clock A. N. is assigned for the hearing ot the same, when ant where you uIay attend and show cause, il any you have. why the prayer of the said petition should no; be granted.
 WI. WILKINSON.
 fell Clerk of ihc District Court.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
THURSDAY.
 Tie snow is fast disappearing.

The snow is fast disappearing
 Streets are muddy but drying rapidly. The days arc growing longer and ! warmer. Barley is worth cents per pound in th c Prescott market. The SmithviIle quartz mil Is running quite successfully
 Mutton sheep are selling in ,be Prescott market for $? 30 each.
 Tip Wilder is making valuable impr owe mcDts at his pltc', Alysl R1;I.
 Rev. G. II. Adams returned yesterday r,m PhcEiX, MaricoPa county. ! Wifi II. Weber. late of the MINER [ rec. wit take steamer tomorrow for New York
 Several claims, few miles south of Pres cott, have been located during the last few days. ! \ Ellis has gone on trip the southern six days. Mrs. (. X. Luke, VIC arc pleased to learn ] ], 'u San Francisco, and improved so.ne- what in health. Wby are the citizens of Tucson ike q Duacn Of malches' Because they hang to- geihrr. Al kinds Of printing m ateriai has ad- yanccd thicty per cent. during the last sixty da5s. ] Two of the Mess rs. Dclany, from Kirk land Valley, are n town, also Mr. Aired, ] tIom Thompson Valley. i There is one case of small pox at PhenN : One man died at Tucson, recently, wIth . lbis nauseating disease.
 Morris Lindsay has resurrected his ice house, which caved in during the recent snow storm. ! George Beckers has fitted up very nice ] ton.orial establishment on the west side of Gur.ey aud Cnrtcz streets. : C.rn is scarce in the Prescott market. l Now would nc good time for those hold ing the aTtcie to bring ii ln.
 The road in ,he vicinity of Willow Creek IS quite miry, rendering II almost impossi-
 be for teams io pass over the same. c P Head k Ca. received load of Salt
 River bacon this forenoon. IL is a first rate article and will be sold at a low figure. : C. r. Head X Co. have lot of corn cn route from the Verde, which they expect to sci! at 3i cents per pound Gilmer, Salisbury k CO. bring ana take oU, mails with great regularity, potwith-
 standing thc muddy condition of the Ioad ] NJ Gpldwaier departed last evening for Ehr,nberg. where he will rcmlin for a few
 weeks and thence proceed to San Fran cisco. ( ". Bcaoh's team with merchandise for
 \. Eihs < Co will arrive tomorrow. It., too, has been sailing through mud for a
 month
 The snow is four feet deap on Turkey Creek. and one hundred miles south, or Sst River, thc barley and wheat is from 8 to 10 inches high. The New Mexico mail, notwithstanding ihe snow un fhc MngJ.lon mountain Is at is highest altitude, is mixing regular trips ca tine. D.. " T.. Day, gcod surgeon and well known Co the most If our mining men, is going to leave on Saturday for trip to Tip . Top, Tiger aGI the Peek.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Of .ppiicaiiOn for Patent
 ron THE BLACKBERRY SOUTH MINING CLAIM.

U. $. LAND OFFICE, pHEzcoTT, 4. .T.i February l3, 1ss5.
 SJ;Ire is hereby that Paul Bre0n and ienjarniu H. Spear, whcee r. e. addresses Mgneral Park, Mo. hsrs county Arizona Ts ritory, have this day made sI- Ic-tuE for (, S. Patent for fifteen hundred n 5SA
 grar i-et Cf ths Blackberry south miuiug claim or Oe beating silver with snsfscs CUnd six hundred s0g i' lti His'd tli.s iyiLg and being iu Peacock ing District, CG8ay oE Mohavf. and Territory of Ar 1, and sD0Wu and de. gnste by the heIi notes and uc al 4t G- t ths otce lot No. 9 in the uil- SurTffrd ahc lanes uf the United States. The exte- Tlrc l4 ilTirs ul iot Nc 3I follows viz:
 Variations E deg. east beginning at a monument of stone butt on the leds and which the nctice of l- Csrinu l. posted which stands the southern boundary
 line 0f the Blackberry mine. at which point has been sunk nU incline shaft known the ne shaft etweeI the Blackberry EiEe aud the HacEbery south rine q feet deep ic0W which the |. B. uliu--al monument bears N 1 deg. 3j Tnin-. l.. 5.G0 chains distant.
 Tlrlr" running \. 5 deg. r.. 4.54 chain. tO V. F. corner If claim where is srt post inches square IHar1aei i taC.sui g stone $ eet high from . hh Elks distant he U. <. mineral u.uuurnelt bears x O ce;. E.. 2.i- iiEf- distant.
 Ih-ur" running S. ~ deg F.. 22T2 to southeast cor Der oi claim, where s set Iost4 inches square marked Xi In sas ynJ of stone.
 Thence south 5J deg. wes; 45I chains 10 center of southeast end of ala'iD, where Is built monument -fr,r { feet high
 Th-are rurllg 0si zame course 4 chains to s,ufb Ufz- Ger Ef yiaiF, where built monument of stone iet -'h where l. se1 post 2Is nches marked XII
 tHya running W. +J deg ". ZT2 chains tc N W corr U.- ot fialw and monument sf s;oue where ia s.t ,s -Et ,----l-. r.trlni XIII
 I-e.0r rEu'nc N, 5D deg. F. 45G chains ta rpou,, a--.s. "s S''''
 Thr Fa'ar being, rf record in ,ae office of the Recorle oi 'i's 't @-tI'1 fJ"Ity Jp Book h. pages SIS aui ft. A-t aat -t fFr-1us calming alyer-ely at,v ,- .eu "t -1i mining r.s- as h.r.iul b. fore e-criIf -, I L f' fr tlf3r jEs-sH calm vlrl Register ,f fbe L. S laIi 'iea at Prescott, Territory of Ariz0ua d, - 5.. ' " --!- ,- publication hereof, they will be
 3c-d WILLIAM N. KELLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
Notice.

All parties tiia: own CT that are interested jn mines within a radius of -,5 miles of Pres cot. bearing silver, also veins beariug gold and silver where the silver predomIuates, and veins bearing free gold ore on surface, will he duirg justice to themselves bv ca!l- ing upon me q. line Williams House, in Prescott. immediately, tor within the next seven days.) for the purpose of arranging matters apperaininZ .O your several inter es;~ and imme iiale welfare,
 Parties owning copper mines that will yield 45JE Ter cent. included.
 T. OTTO. Prescott, Feb. I5th, IsS0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-02-20
CONGRATULATIONS
 Taberer

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