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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-30

New York, April 2stb.--Thcss were $s, 900, 900 of bonds offered for sale to-day.
 Columbus, Ohio. Aprii esth.--The Con- veniion assembled at ? m- to-day, and Gen. Batieworth chosen permanent Char man, the delegation reporting in full. Tae platform adopted instrueis delegates nt large and requested District delegates to vote for Sherman at Chicago.
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M1r.rIAx TowLE. deceased '

undersigned, the Administrator of the said Es- tate will sell private sale for cash or vel secured notes at the option of said AomDisIsf sfor and suolet to the approval and confirmation Of said Probate aII te right titIe interest and estate Of tald Nia Toxe at the of his death. and all the rlRl Ltie and that said estate has, by operation or otherise acaured sther than or in addition 70 mat or inc said william Towe al the time of his dath m and to .I that certain lot. niece parcel land stGnts lying and being in the of Mineral Park, ID said county of MohAye, and bounded and described ss fo- toss, to-vit:
 Commencing at a point feet wet of the vest corner ,oat of the porch the house, the town lot being herein de.cribe thence 25 feet Co southeast cor ner of lot thence at right angles back 70 Keystone Street thence along said Keystone street 70 feel thenc. al right angles place of beginning Ihesame and npon which is built a small frame house. known az Tovie's house.
 Also certain house and lot situated in the town Of Hack erry, known T0ws's house and lot tie sane king between and adjoining the butcher shop freses of CIlrsto Brothers. the east side and the salo sn premises of Daniel smith, on the Ws, side; A'd lot beng 50 feet front on said Main Street
 Also the following described mining profeFly to-Wlt; That certain locaiian known the Juno, consisting of claim of Og linear feet together with 500 leei on each aide thefeOf. upon or lode oi quartz when said claim is sftuSted about half Ic westerly o Granite Springs, and about i mile noFfIWe-telf oi tbe town of Chorfe; and is dU! recorded ln Lioer D mage Slg of Mining Records Of MohaVe Cenuiy and was formerly known as the Kay p1fue.
 Offers in writing for the purchase cf s or any or the above described property will be received by inc under igned o and after l5 days from the date hereof, Ai tue law ofhce os A. E. Davis, ksa, at neral Park Airh ''''' SAMUEL CRoZIEB, Administrator.
 By A. r. DAVIS, Attorney.
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Notice to Creditors

la tae matter of the es.Ata af PEFEA B. REASsxs, d@ccasea:
 Notice ii hereby giVea ty tse undersigned eaeo1sers os N.il ftteF Hrsnnra, detsSsef to fse crs- ito of sa6 A pessons hsytnE claims sgaist tbe said exhibit tts 9ttb t1e nsee~ssrg Feuc- erz stip Ben uotths sfttr the lrSf Ihi1@k9n ea ts nosiee tS toe uuaersigned tbs sad executors. a hs blsiasss rsscs of PAfck e. BxsHsea ths s2nse being hs Fst asar ssuth of ths bfek baidseg fecupted - he Hznk s AriEona. Cortsz sIcsts tn tna tcsu of Prescott, iu raRspal eoanty. is0nA Territory
 PATRICK B BKAsSEN, Exss1tar.
 ELLEN SnASAEN. ExeeGtrix
 oi the ssil bf Peser H. hTsunen, eees2sea- Prescott. 4. T.. March 2S, lSc. eah-s-&ns
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Delinquent Notice. Tiotop silver Mining Company

Location of principS place of business, san Frin- eisco. California.
 Location ef vorss. Black Canyon District. Ysvapai County, ArigsuA Territory.
 NOTICE-There are delinquent upon the following see-hei stock account of assessmsDt No levied on the 9th day f March, 1880 the several amounts set ou.osite the names of he respective sharchOlers
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LEGAL
Notice of A~essmeas.
To JOHN CoDYs

To JOHN CoDYs
 AYou gre hereby nstified that have ex- Tended for tae yraF@ ISIS and 1879 one hnn- dred aud twctsiy dollars for each year in labor and Improvements upen the "1oDD" miningelsiBl. situated ia tue Mallapai Min Ing n trict. County of M9h&ve. Territory ol Arizona, In crcaf to hold said claim under the provisions of section asi3f. Revised Statutes nf she United States: and n within ninety days after illis notice by publication. you fail oF refuse to conIribata your pyoPor- iiou of sueh expenditure as oS.ow ner. yout interes; in the said clkim w4ll t,eecrne ths property of the subscriber, under sssd sec. ton a344. \. F. DAVIS.
 Feb. 13, iss0.-Sm
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' osiee sf Asssssmenr.

To \. 4. McLAIS snd ether os nsrs.
 You h~reby no ihtd thAs we have expendes for the years 1878 and ls-S, hundred doHrk for ss;h year, in labor and Improvements, upon the "bceiy sometimes called tbe DR Busl mining cla1n sifuz e in wAiiapa Mining Dlstr7cs, Nohsse County. Ark1cnh Terr1fory in order to hold said ri.im zner the pro- visions Of Section 732s Revtssd Statutes of the Unrf States and fl within ninety days after the due puo.i- cation Of tis notice accerang fo the reqarsmes of said Statute, ia the ARIzosA ArxKn "a Desspsper putt shed ae4reat said clanj you fssl refuse to con tribute yoar proportion Of suh expeDciture zs CO 0wner souy inters sAid csira p1 become the prop erty Of the undersigned, under sad Section zs3t
 TIIUs- NULLIGAS.
 ED SMITH.
 JAS. MULLIGAS. MISEaAL PAEK. Arril 9th. 1873.
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Assessrnent Notrce.

To GEo THEAslrH. aec'd hs heirs agent. and \. J. Moore:
 hundred dollars tn labor GSd improvements upon the hrxt Moth hIteIsion Of the Grss Eagle mine, Tger District YaySpAs county, Arizona ia order Co hold the saa premises under the provisions Of section 731l Re vised Stzfutes of the Uni.ed S,ate and n within ninety days after this notice by publication you fah or reGse contribute ysSGr proportion of such expcEditus coo wHers roar interests sN3d claim v9h become the property of the subscriber under said section 5sst
 JOHN l.. TAYLOR. Prescott, \. T.. Feb. ., Issos-9eis
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Notice to Become Sole Trader

ST. JOSEPH PRECINCT. APACHE coUxTr, A. T.
 Per.cnaIly appeared before me 8. G. sds. yusssos of the Peace for the above Precinct Ellen Thompson. who made inventory Of her sezrzt. propery. apart and distinct froaa shs common Trcperfy heionfrag jointly between Joseph Thompson, her husband. and herseif. so wit:
 Thirty-hSe head of horned stock bfzndea in mule shoe est hip four horses with the same brand one set harness, 3 inch wagon Schuer9 one ius nacDine, seven chA4rs, tables, thfee bed- steAds, cooh stove, beds snd bedding ssd z the other hoased furniture in her present pace of rest drure-
 Witness he- hand: ELLEN THoNFsox.
 l certify that the ab0se-nszaed Ellen Thompson is personally knoan to me. 6. e. LADD, J.f.
 St Joseph, Arizona, Mrrch 3o. iseo. spD
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A coiored preacher at Detroit tells his congregation that 'when you sec niggcr roosten on de fence, instead oi gwine to work in de fall, You may be sariia you II find him huggin cold stove, with nothing 10 cook on (, in de winter. I'm not much on de charity biznes myself, but Shen do give I'd always rather fork over c. a lively wlde-awake thiei than 10 villain, com plaining loafer dat roosts on de fence III de sunshine in de fall
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JACK-0F-ALL-TRADES
 Laborar

Saws wood; trREs water: ciezna houses xhitewashea ats and lsys carpets daes xma reFars. such fitting dragging doors and locks. giazitg Wssos, &c. paints signs digs sud cleans wels celars and vaults builds and repairs fences brick suss walls sharpens kniyes, scissors Re-; makes and tends gardens; viii undertake aaJ work to be done, hgseveT puisive, difaciilt ST dsflgerous--
 Is known to he competeut aud reliable
 Orders left n his box front Of the postofioe (which he visits st leist twice dAy,) will meet with prompt attention
 N B. Be tareful to leave orders h the box bearing the Of mistakes Ia that respect have Alrsaay eaasd dtsar poiEtm'sni and delay
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Nntice of A.sessnent.

To JOE LAWRENCE and others:
 You are ieruhy noinsd that have erpeaded css hundred dollars tn laoOr aud Improvements upon the EMffRK MnE. Bisck Hills, YGyapsi County, Anzona- m order hod the said premises ander the provisions section ABA Revised Statutes of the JnIted states and if within Bine<y days after this Honoe by puhhcs- ton. you fad to contribute your proportion of such expsnture co-oshers, you fa or refuse to pay this Aiys tisemeDt, your interests m -Ad claim xi basoIpe the property Of the shsetiber, under said Section 2a94 JOS. CHANDOwINE.
 AsH CEEnt. BLACK Hn-Ls couErsy, IaRy ss,tssO
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Dissolution Notice l.

The Arm lysrctnfore known under the of !. k- asila Co. ts fhis day aiss0ved by mutual coDsef, and frsn Ad including thls date JKlnrs A. 0ata siE run restaurant ns accsnat and htrSsgrn since xin i1n kn0zn the skzerae Balloon on heir oxn account. Asssrz. Kirwagen sines are responsible for sn ucbta for which the lats nrfn of ouilA Co gre zh,e And S4i cai.el al his dar, and all persons k8owtng theiusevss iadrbed to d- A. od Co ~il please call and settle ~iiA either siee or KirUasea tsJthOuf s!ciAy. JOHN KIRwA0EN.
 GRO. W. sfSE&.
 l. A. GUILD
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Indians Of the South West.

General Q. O. Howard has twenty six page article in tue May number of United Service, published in Philadelphia, on the Indians of tue Southwest. winch, so far as we have read, promises to be quite interest ing. It details two trips 10 Arizona, and tine taking of Indian representatives 10 New York and Washington several years ago
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The stream of silver that has poured in from Arizona to California fnr many months past has been constant and uninterrupted. There is one fact regarding Arizona that may have escaped ihe notice of the pubic Ever since the cars have beon running into and from the Territory, thcTe has hardly been day but the express company has brought out a shipment of uuliion of more or less value.-Record Union
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Notice of Assessment.
To f.EoxbRD HALE:

To LEONARD HALE:
 You are hereby notihed that have expended one hundred dolsrs in labor and improvements. upon The PooKMkN NINE, Turkey Creek District, fasAFzi Couu y, ArIzsnA Ia order Co hoh ts said premises. under the prsyslons Section s2s Besis~A statutes of the UnIied states; and f shn ninety dAyS aftef this notice ly publication vou fAi or refase con- tribute yonr proportion of such expenditure CO., osner your interests in HGid claim N1l become the property of thu subscriber, under said Section S9s-
 J. A. 6CILD. PKEscorl:. A. r., February 2d, isso.
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SUMMONS.
Ia ths Dsirics Court Of the Third Judicial Dis.ricf Territory Of AFissna, County os Ysvspef.
 CHARLES wURxH. Ptainsie.
E1IxR wuRTH, Defendant.
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 CHARLES wuRxH. Ptainfic. EsfxA WuRIH. Defendant. Action brought Ia the District Court of the Third yu- dieA Disrie in &nd for the County of xaszpal m the Territory Of AriSosa- The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Eliza Nurh;
 TOa are hereby summoned and required o appear in an acton brought against gou bs the aboss-nasned FiautG tn the I4strict Court of the Thsrd sndicsl District m and for the County of YeFapAf the Ter rtory of Arizona, and fs complaint slsd xifh the Clerk Of s cenrt as preseots in said Coaniy s copy Of which complaint accumpanies this sBrnmss) within twenty e,ss texensiss Of the day of servfcel affer the service apon you of ths samnous served h this county, tas if served of the coanfy and ~ifn this district thea within thirty days; in al other cases f0rty days.
 And you are hereby notified tss yon fai1 Co appear and ansscr fs csraplzn aSoye required, the pszin h sih tAee dsfsat against you and apply so the ceu Tor the relief prayed for in sud hy the psintin zd courlats and cosss and eisbursfmsniE tn thss behalf expended.
 Given uDder my hand and fhs seal of said Disfrics a~~i March, IoS1.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON, Clerk. CLARK CHURCHILL. Attorney <or Plaintiff. lmIs
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE.
TIaER MINING coNpANY.

Loe@fion os priAssrsI plzes of busnee-. ssa fsan- essco. Cazifsrli2-
 iocstion If works, Tiger Hsnag Distrfcs. nr4eskax Mountain lsxHpa3 eoepty. Arizona TexyisoTy.
 NGTHE-TAere gre eel.nqaeEt ug,er she following ds.rfsd stock seceGnt of ssse<sa-at No. C. lev ttss ca the nfteentb day nf March. tea the several .-aoai.ts sst cfpas{,e the of respective shsfellsfle s. ae s9sigvs.
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Administrator's Notice.

Estate of FELIX SCOTT. deeezsed:
 Notice s hereby given by ths undersigned, adiainis- Of the este of Felix Scott. cecezsed to the creditors of and all psrs having claims egainsf the said deceased 10 exhibit them with the necesser< vouchers. within mouths of the hrss pubcati0n cf this Eotiee, to the undersigned s his Eesdcnoe tn show Low, Apache County, Arizona
 ROBERT SCOTT, Administrator of the estate Of Felix Scot deceAsed. SHOW Low, Feb. g, Isso.-nhf
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Tho De Young Inquest.---A New Witness on
 the Stand.

Tho Dc Young Inquest.---A New Witness on
 the Stand.
 San Fraucisc 3, April 2sth.--The inquest in the De Youn. case was concluded this evening, and mau giving his name as John Clemetsha " testified that at the time of the shooting he was looking through one of the counting. room windows and saw Kal- loch and De Young facing each other, the latter leaning against the counter, and noticed De YoJ .ng take pistol and fire at k alloch. Kalt och then drew his pistol and fired, when De Young ran.
 The fact that Clemetshaw had previously enaeavored to obtain position so as to view the body of deceased, and bearing a note to tle Coro ner from the Sheriff's office, in which he was introduced as MT. Watson, tends to discredit his testimony, as tbe di- rect evidence of the other eyewitnesses and the fact that De Youngs pistol was found not to have been discharged, goes to show so. The jury decided to attach no weight to the testimony, and after brief de- liberation they returned a verdict charging kall och with murder.
 Clemetshaw explained his change of name by stating that he adOpts the name of Satson a5 matter of convenience, his true name being difficult to pronounce. Grant Will Not Withdraw.
 San Francisco. Apnl 2Sth.--A dispatch reports Senator Logan to have said that under DO consideration will Grant with draw or be withdrawn, and that the Blaine men are accordingly taking measures in anticipation of an aggressive campaign. Two Hundred and Thirty-Two Wounded.
 Macon. Mo. April 2sth.-Those wounded | by the tornado number 232. Several more dead bodies have been found. The Different Conventions.
 Springfield, H., April 2sth. The Re publican District Convention stands for Grant l9; anu-Grant %.
 Twenty two moonshiners have been sent to prlson this month by the |. $. Circuit Court at Nashville.
 Harrisburg, Pa., April 2sth.-The Demo- cratic State Convention met to-day, and Speaker Randall loudly eheered. Senator ! Wallace elected Delegate.
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The remains of the late General Jefferson C. Davis are to be finally inicrred in Grown Hill. Indianapolis, near the grave oi Senator Morton, and his widow intends to erect suitable monument over them.
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Notice For Publication.

LAND OFFICE,
 PREscorr. April (. iss1. Notice Is hereby giyeu ta3t The folovlng-nAmed settler has nlei notoe of his intention 10 make final proof 10 support of his e3a, and secure nna eitry thsFeof on the Is-h day May fss Si the J <. Land ofce at Prescott A. IT., vz; WILLIAM HuSDs, for the r. "a of \ V is and \ n of k i4 Sec. i2. Twp. S NRsE. and Lot No. of WI sec ', Twp IS. N n ( Esst and names the folosinK bis witnesses. Ns samuel Boy, Dayid ssrahAn, James Barney and James T.oy al of Verde settlement. YsyArai Couuts, Arizona
 WI. \. KELLY, REoIsTrH-
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Notice.

The Administration Of the Estate Of John Timnermsn cfsrs for Sale the Yaqu Wilson Station. al Antelope Greek, and the second wescxn extension Of ths great Sexton Nine Al persons herepy csufioued eot To purchase the land the ssi6 stson Is the ffeperfy of the undersigned. The second we<tesn exteF5n sf the ereAs Sexton mine has been relocated according to law, sssessment work being done on the same for
 c.P STANTON.
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Hon. J. K Luttrell. who is operating largely, in company with pr. Perrin, in Southern Arizona mining property, is lying dangerously lil with pneumonia, iu the East. Mrs. Lu,trell, who resides in Santa Rosa, Cd has been telegraphed for, and has gone 10 where he is.
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New York people do not take kindly to mining stocks offered for sale Tn that city as none of the operators are inning men, hence their little confidence m what Is offered for sale They are right, we oPine.
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Night Rates-i

san Dicg ), Apnl 27.-Half rate or night rate messg .ges over the Western Union lines will be ar cepied for transfer from the fol- lowing offices of this division from thls date uF cn the conditions governing such messas es. The main messages arc not to be delivered before the following morning. not t o be repeated, and in no case for less than twenty-five t25i cents toll for a single mes sage:
 Campo, Burks, Pheuix, Wickenburg, Prt scott, Fort Verde, Florence, Fort Low ell, Tres Alamos, Fort Grant, Camp Thomas, Fer Apache and Fort Bowie. The charges or, all messages over the Military lines re- main tue same as heretofore and the hail ratu messages for the Western Union lines will be transmitted to the transfer offices as soon as received Great care will be taken in checkin these messages prevent errors. AcknoT ,ledge by wire briefly.
 C. A. BooTH, Supt.
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five got enough of it. came here a Democrat; go back a Republican" was the recent remark of a man from Lewiston. Maine, to a visitor from his old home, after five months residence in Charleston, :. C.
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whipple Barracks, April ss.-Half-rate dispatches over Western Union lines arc &C., eepied at Military Telegraph offices in this dsvision, subject to Western Union rules. By order of Lieut. C. 4. Booth, supt
 Terrific Cyclone in Miss Macon, Miss, 4 pril e7.--A storm passed over this place last night, blowing away % houses, killing fifteen persons and wound ing twenty-two.
 Later-The cyclone tLat struck this place last night was one of the most fear tul that has eyer visited thls section, re- sulting in the sad loss of life and wholesale destruction of property. Wagons bearing the dead and wounded from the scene of destruction are to be seen on every side. A portion of only ten houses remain and all are lined with the dead and wounded.
 Fearful Work of the Cyclone in Ills.
 Chicago, April s7.-Near Taylorsvilie, Illinois, the cyclone was terrific. Many houses were demolished and persons were carried away and are still missing. Many were rendered homeless by the storm, which lasted from : p. m. till midnight. A man named Watts and his wife were blown quarter of mile, locked in each others arms, snd were found badly bruised. Hundreds of cattle. sheep and hogs were crippled and killed.
 It Strikes Tenn sssee
 Nashville. April 27.-A destructive storm occurred Sunday at Decherd, resulting in great damage to houses, stock, and fences Ia Giles county three children were drowned. The storm struck Paint Rock and de stroyed five houses.
 sHn Travenpg-
 Atlanta, April 27.-During the storm al Dalton last night several hui ldings were blown down and church s;ee pies blown over.
 Elsmark Failing.
 Berlin, April 27.-Bismarck ii unable to leave his room.
 Our Fishermen to Have protes 'tion-
 Washington, April 27.-The U. S. Man of. War Virginia has been sent to Canadian waters to protect American fsherm sn.
 Return of Senator Logan.
 Chicago, April 27.-The Times Wash ington special says that Senator Logan ha returned and was the special object of in terest at rhe Capitol. He said Grant tai keC very freely with him on general subjec s, but eschewed politics; but, said Loga . Grant will not, under any circumstances, withdraw or be withdrawn. One gentle man has remarked that it was generally understood that Grant will not be kept in the field unless he is nom hated on the first ballot. Logan says Gr'.nt IS Tn the hands of friends who will Tot withdraw him, nc matter how many ballots there are. This remark is taken ',y Blaine to mean that the campaign Is to be an aggressive one
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RnsTInxKaIIHr.

The above -sse ksfsty reesl=o6sd cnili SssnFiss. May 18th. issp. ai the s4lae hour assa place.
 N.S- TuNFkiNs. kauxnisfr.soE Prescott, AI~l II, issa
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BRADSIfA Y HOSPITILi TIGER MINING CAMP,
YAXAPAI. X. T.

This BospItsl has bsen established in the Brsdshaw Mountains for the medical and surgical of suoh may apply Ire Hospial is complete n every essential a-d besug convenient 10 the Pee Silver Prince, Black Wzrrfar and ihe in the Tiptsp Camp, it ts De heved that this enterprise will prove great consegeace to the miners and others employed about camps-
 Any who sick injursd are inxlttd to write CT cal and see fae WARREN r.. DAY. NJ. D.,
 sUR0EoS CHARGE
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IS h, dayef May.A. D. 1890,

ai o'clock D. ns of eh day pay delinquent assess nnents thereon ogsthsr wta Of advertising spi expenses of sale.
 J. A. PARK, secTvt2ry. ofaee-over the Bank of Arizona in the Village of Prescott, county of Yssapai, Territory of Arizons
 .spl-i7-sdl
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Thursday, the Thirteenth 18th day of
 May, 1880.

at the hour or one o'clock P. NJ of said dsy to pay said delinquent assessment hereoo together with costs or advertising and expenses of the ssle-
 w.H.L LENT, Secretary. OHiee-Room @, Nevada Block, No. Sos dontgoIn- cry street. SaE Francisco, Cal. 02id
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To Days News.

Hon. wm. N. BnifIm returned yesterday fren visit 10 his branch store a, Alex andrs.
 A young man by the naaae of Holden, son of Dr. Holden, of Stockton, Cal, wiii take the place of Mr. Hszeltine ID Vim. M. Buffum's store.
 RELGIoUs NoTIcns. R. A. Wisdes will hold commuBion service at thc house of worship in Miller valley, un Sunday at II a. m. and at inc same iime deliver sermon upon the subject of communion.
 News reached town yesterday oi very rich strike in Canada Gs Up. Tue ioftu- nate owners are Aessrs. Parker, Schultz < Co. The former is well known member of the Tucson sporting lrateFnity, and hF. Schultz Is veteran pgospector 10 Afizons. The ledge is curiosity anong' mining men, il being fully sixty feet in width and averaging s5S per t0n.-Tucson Star.
 CHURCH MArrERs.-ReY J. A. Merrill will not preach in The M. t. Church on Sunday next, as announced last Sunday, he having been called, unexpectedly, 10 San EraBcisco. IL is thought that & Methodist minister from Phenix may arrive i1 lime to fiji the appointment, in ~h.cl case due mo- tiee will be given. l. is Ar. MerIiil's pur- pose 10 settle kis affairs in San Francisco as speedily as possible ana remove wlth his family 10 Prescott 10 reside permanently.
 Letter List.
 The following is list of letters remain ing in the Prescott Postofiice for the week
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DELINQUENT SALE.
orrrcr OF III

OFFICE THK
 AETZo.s. CENTRAL BafLioAD CoNFANT,
 Prescott, A. T., April IS, Iss0. YoTIcE-Thers is delinquent upon shs foIlOwfnv described stock. account of No l. levied on the 1Gth dag of March, A. b. ISs0, the ssyrrNi amounts sei opposite thei names of the respective shareholders. follows:
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Artn accordance wfrh law and an orSer oi the Board Of D rectors made the ninth lsh1 day of March, 1s, many shares of each parcel of such stock ss may be recesssry, VII be sold at public auction t the office of PsrEer Crittenden, Ructioneer, Room 3 Ner- ehauts Exchange Building, No. a; California Street, San Traao1sco. Cal. oE FRIDAY, the SEVENTH (Ithi day MAY, 1sSo ft the Of two o'clock. p. Of said day pay said delinquent assessment ;hereon to gehes win cost of advertising and expenses of the
 D. F. vERDESAL, Secretary.
 OFFICE-Ro9ms aud :, Nc. S2I Pine Street. San CaHfornia a.itd