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Wall paper 70 cts. rol! at Geo. s. Por.er's.
 Fresh Oysters in ali styles at the "CaLi- net
 Save money by buying from L. Bash.ard * Co.
 300 cases 15Oe fire test Security coal oij just received at L. Bashford 4 Co.
 100 pair of those elegant white and col orcd four point blankets, just opened al L.. Bashford < Co. Go to Geo. $. Porter .S Cos, east sije of Plaza, for furniture and everything needed for yCur homes.
 HoIiday suits and large stock ot mems clothing ard furnlshlng goods just received at L. Bashford X Co.
 100 cases boots and shoes direct from the manufacturers just received a1d for sale cheap by L. Baslford < Co
 \ large stock of shelf and heavy hardware cooking, heating ana parior stoves, all bought before the advance On these goods and will be sold cheaper than ever ny L. BlShford < Co.
 A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice. >o- zodont. Composed of rare anti>eptic herbs, it jnparts whiteness to the teeth, delicious aroma to the breath, and preserves intact from youth to old age. the teeth. AcidIly of the stomach will destroy the strongest teeth unless it's effects are countcracted with SDZo- don't, and this pure tooth wash protects the dental surfaces by removing every impuEi.y that adheres to them. Ask your druggist foT Sozodont. tfcbljeud
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DISTRICT COURT.

Wednesday, Feb 18th Tie District Court opened up this morn ing its adjourned term, at the Court House Judge Silent on the bench. The following cases were disposed of McUandless vs Miller and Williamq-Dis missed as 10 Miller, and judgment ag Iins, Williams for $l ,G09
 Burka vs TaylOr-Continued
 Peck Co. vs r. c. Peck gG72l- Moved on calendar oy motion. Judgment for reief entered by stipulation. j Territory vs Campbell, administrator of ackson-C nfinucd.
 Head vS COrdis-Continued
 Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 AM.
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RcupIiS uF S-EA,T N&CUIyET Y ALL ? ''TAncacs. Steamboat, s.s-U.-...Y au5 .aDt
# BOILERS
High P-c1ssT@ ,.r l,s5s-,-,',4'.
ORDINARY ENGINE c5aE-.'...,'aa v,ssr s,.,i.ai

ORDINARY ENGINE c57i,.a..'ai alr styisahie.
 STEAM i0ilE> >s -I'zr-ee.rs es.,--.aa efvtz tp sae quality "f r te.- ezs ti V-,E.>~,. 1-J i-.c b1S nr-t-CilEE Taf .s.s. -rs.i ---f
 WATER Flit..a1 ta.ry cr s,ses istrs 4f -~F sfz, made tn 2, ,-ar.. tscs-a far ro-r.-rr ;a:r'f-y. st i~ r'ea tr.r -' }ecal-3 fs'. et'lr. elf. ready t0 1f riyitrI nf. e. s-lrr.--,
 HYDRAULIC GIF ETJE JEi-~- f' 'ss'. s.-k ...a Tais' pipe male ''g S.ss establishment. <selt.5 hv hy- dr7u ie r'>at '--rts t.r;i .iz. ol 7s.rk te-i far srrGg.ar Co hard va~za
 PINFs-Fe@ -l- s:f alg :a14<its ae& o3 aay style. bas ssEJa ar a.-s-t- .rfr.--i c-~-..es vh Hrut,o ll-r ,. f,-.---- arr s.-...--z.- -,~. .sl We lstrr .' '41< '4 @ '-s- [ e.e sasl'g cass teea DIRECT .cT5EC INarvr9 fer as1.r ~asl.s Wort, tTrf-s5 51 ss- t1e frst- fse--. q. vf ta1 r'.-.rssi Isrs 72-.c ,s>,.'7l se...ra. js azg 1-h--.
 MINING H3rffJs rHe--l -s5rss r5.,. Yaas. s.5ii5>. P .-- a--...,y. ri-.a, --i lD-s .- l-- as7-. ata--iisrgt --.,-50e5 -a-ala-s.A
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CASH.

paid for na;iveigec~. such as Cottonwoojs, Box Elders, LocgIsi~, e,c., of all sizes, de- livered Ilt good condition st my nursery, north end of McCoTmick Street., Prescott. ! shall want lot ol EY0rgfeens, from, our hills, later iu the season.
 STEPHEN Ms0CoU,
 Horticulturist.
 N H.--The trees should be freshly dug, and the roots kept from The sun, wind and frost. .~
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Notiee og AssessI,ent.
To goB LAWRENCE sa4 s,isrss

A9 stS4s 2sA " 4st ~ e Fsi-s NRti-fs<
 You A9s baTv2y rS';l,As il4st Rave CxIesisi oas iigu red dollars t1 s-z ,i ings@5y upon the ENrIHE NINE. Black j.lE-- IasApAi County, Arizona, .t Cr-g to hold tlsf +zd yl-8 zGer fhs provisions of sscl sn 23f EsEll Statutes cf the UEIIei sf.kss aud h Nthiu ninety aa3s after thls hQtice by pahcs- ton. yaa fat or refuse Co c1ptrisuis your pr0porce ~s sUea pFlturg zs c3-1 agFz yoa fAl refuse to IaE for tAls aite ta~laui gar interests said claim iG becoe tay prolFy 0i the sa1scrihsr. unier sa41 Section 4-al4. JOHN CHAND0wINE.
 AsH CHKEA. BLACK HTiLs C0UNrRT. fAs'y .s, isses
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Wesaw to-day ill the hands of Judge Silent a typographical and line map of a group of inning properties made by Paul Rieckcr, Civil Engineer, winch Was as handsome q piece of work as VIC have ever seen. The map gives an accurate rcpreseni.ve Of tc- pography and lines from act Ial surveys, and Is so specific in detail that by an ln- s3cction person becomes at onCe ia- miiiar with the whole situation and country The map was made for the Use of Eastern parties.
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PHOENIX HOTEL.
Notice Of As.essnient.
To y0HE puDY.

To JOHN IUDI:
 Xpg ale hereby notified that I have ex- pended t3T tigc years lS7S and 1879 one hun drcj and twenty dollars for each year in labor and i'up.3y eIacnis Upon the ''ToDDr mining claim, sAuaycd "a the WailaT,ai Min iuZ i1i iriet, County yl M9haye. Territory Of Arizona, iH 0TsleT tp hold said claim under the provisions uf section -32i. Revised Statutes Of fhe CEsietl States, and if within ninety days after 3his noJira by publication, yoyi fail or refuse to coni Tibute your prOpor- Jiuu If such expenditure as co-ovDer. your interest in Ike said claim will become the property Of il1e subscriber, under said sec Hon -5-I. 4. l.. DAVIS.
 Feb E, l5S0.--5lu
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stock Ranch For Sale.

{ sT0rE EANtsH TGG S1LE. cAPABLE oF 4A sss1aazzl tizAt h~L.-ss ts taonsAaa head of cattle rltsssts sFz-s5 sEar. zlie- of Nsrc- e yEF asE t} Fsru3l5E lana, twelve of which t-gs crs5i-zsens spring h0uiag wsirr enough vltef srisar fgty GrFrs4 Good kouse and nthsr iuIt-sE1n .utf FE fErshsr particulars ensufry of ?. &. FISHER. Prr,cCtts A- T. E....= 9
 JaGasfy l.fh. lss5.~HlE :.
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stocknoi.l, rss aIeeting.

The l.fnt auDGaj meeting cf tha stOckheid- crs Gf 2 !lt ii-c{Si>asF Milling Company will he iIrId ai the oisee Qs Fi,s, < Ch,IFchilI. in Prescott. \, r., at zr.N.i "Wednesday, March iosA, iss.4. ss%<el
 E,o0- ]. KNOWLES.
 Secretary.
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A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE

OFFICE SUPERVISOR or CESsrs Ton ArIzoN,.
 FREsCorT. Feb. 3Hh. lssI. Applications for appointment to the po- silun of Census Enumerators being very numerous, the undersigned hegs leaves to state that no appointments will be made by him until after the receipt Of instructions from the Census Office, Washington, when rsplies to all communications will be prop erly attended 10.
 All unicationS rcierrin- tg the cell sus should be addressed io the Supervisor c! Census for Arizona.
 C. T.. DAKE
 Census Supervisor for ATizJua
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3ligls and Rcducsieys STosks
Manufactures! i!

We usast. r sre ty4n. ta help oHrzs' yer. stop as nldusl a5 Iil--itia s!i4. siGala of var money Upwards Ia.lIJF";a.
 ! riGIn sh.s ta.s rag ia a@,ninp p,iaicI l0 a considerable cX-nnt, lg ghe tnan5sfactucs oi all ile ci~5ts cuu-omea ia SpflussH Ali zoua rIg tsE hete uU tAs Sro.. i.izh. hors lB E.uE .L..---- ] -LAn ~ -L...-...--L
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A Cigar FactorH

and thu vla5sn Hien rugiay e.1 therein ppeaI to jhp gJs.d sense of tha PaapiG sf PEi.s- corr AND VICINITY sp consider Inc great auisuns o{ n,0uCy t s&ags fo pay for cheap Ghiuczc cizsrs imported jsunz san Franc iSco when i.1 l-t ss.i tiy15 money could
 Do Kept lI Ctgcttal!3o iS home as can prove from ihe following fse;4 aHd iiEuFcs {:
 IL Is now nine m0UfisS ~.Ec6 have slaFlcI my factory and during thaI Iilue have Inanu-
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NOTICE.

Al rersous Knowing themselves indebted lo us will please call and settle between now aud lhc iih cf March, as after that date ac- counts Wjil .ro into tue hands Of our alEGrney for ColitC.ion.
 F F. BRANNEN * BRO.
 Late Post Traders. Whirp1e Barracks, Feb lS, lSS9,
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sG,COo Cigars!

which have been aojl ia Inc leading towns and mining cIsHFs c{ Ille lcFrilOry aud have mie; with approval ou ail sides, as they arc superior 10 au1 ,L3Ug imported from san Francisco.
 The r>l.Vn tghy fuE cigars i3Eg5 beetl FC- ceiytd H!.A ~5s i4agIi Ear.r :e, tAat sIse the same tobacco tiat -, worked iutV au ilnpOU- cal cigar aud by cHr.lg tue tohac"a un the spO., 1 furnish au sTEs'.ip ina, k IEr superior both in tasEe aut flavor lo aIy imported cigar, for nD imported cigar ca0 retain i.s being ou the Toad ag iOuE iu ,bis dty atinOs- phefa.
 IT the people aoro io look into tlIis carc- fully aud cas, iu2~e from th' Chinese made cigar, iu4 ported irnlu >3u Francisco, there are enough cIzaTs sold ia Epr&pfu Arizona " WHITE CIGAR MAKERS. at an yer age weekly wages o{ S15 UJ each, which amounts tO S:INB per wGet,
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Notice fer Publication.

LAND OFFICE A PHEsc0TT, 4. T.,t
 Jas. 18th, iS>0.
 Soticr is hereby given tAa. the foIloa named set tier has e of his intention make final proof tn Eurppr Cf his caiu Hft nnAl entry thereof, the expiration of brty dsy from the date of this tee. viz: DAlsfCk B. WRIGHT, for the south half of she SgrthEest qusrr and North half of Southwest quarter of Sec a tvP i3, NB7 V, sld names te follow tag his wussss Ftz: Es He2i-, of Prescott, and Ko1't bpfmis;er e fEesssgts, VIM s- KELLY.
 saGisH5i .-.... Register.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SOTICEI
Wanted. Wanted. Wanted

Wanted iune5iz;clv, teams Co haui sum- bar e. .'v NFltUgc EiiHe, Cave Creek and Tjp,o0, foE wbich cash will be paid on de- hycry
 GEO. W. CURTIS. Prescott, Feb lGih. isTq-
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Cigars, Tobacco and Sna3l1crs'
 ArtECEEs.
H HercpTing'S Cigars

are too doars and tilat ;he5' c9u gc. l cheaper cigar from au l-rn1ri-,-.
 To t!lnse ! E. i!l s,atc. tha{ I Has l.lanufsc- tGra jusG ds cheap grade fd ggo,is right here as they d. i.l SAi! FIsf4v}svu h.fs SD far have only i.4i iceland f.r fi1St-rlays grades, suc's as vii! lake tbc p!ace uf ihp finest iWpTsel Etyaua>; h@u=a ] have only worked uT Ta u..yai.a cigar; bus would, were !; necessary, manufacture a >ca1 cigar. tina. l eoGid aeli as from <-,p ta j D Der lAous- aUi.
 From tha above iacss ]; will clearly appear te the people oi this se>;iou, tAd: 8
 Gargo Cigar Factory k one Of Our Wants, as j. wili keep $2I,C0d in circulation among the ho.eis, saloons anu merchants, vbic.i is HOW sens out cf the country.
 This wanI I have started is 10 supply, and with fiia encouragement af tie people. which hDnta industry dcacTYEs, ' sFslSt to be abe in incTra-e nay facilities far mIBufsc- gurlng unt:l l have tE" fun comp pIenenr of twenty white cigar makers employed ID my factory, Respectfully, ..
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s2 900 per MnntI: and $2f,OOO
 Der AunuHs. a.5s

No smal! sum r. De spent among tiie baSi- ness men Of Prescott, as these twenty mpn would leave their earnings right here with the hotels, saloons ani merchants, ana it would come iulo general circulation. there by benciitiing every other branch of trade.
 Were the present yield ni the plSceEs uf the lIaSSayImpa or Lynx creek increased hy au additional yield If S2i,0o0 per annun, which sum would naturally find is way in. tO the hands Of the bil>lrC.s houses of Pres colt, it would create sensation and would be an object Cf general comment, yet the mere fact cf manufacturing lie cigars con sumed in n0rijicTn Arizona iu
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Read This,

Al ue-sIts Knowing tle1--aiyes indebted ta lis I, aat, hoas t- Hr--e. alues.ei t1 ca su9 s,ttIc ' | '' A4-s 'i 'A" "2sr!, .-l without fgrther delay
 l.. BAsHtORD S co,
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Thnrsday. Fcn- Iafn

Thursday. Feb. l9tn Djstric, Court met this morning at 10 A. NJ, Judge Silent on the bench Bsach ys GicBdenning- Judgement for plaintiff for damages, S?OO, with costs of suit
 McCandIess ys Williams, ct ais-:stsy ot proceedings ordered for 20 days. Richardson vs Tiger Mining Co-Ordcrcd and directed that judgment for costs be sat istie'i by clerk on register of action. Fritz lesson was admitted to citizenship. Adj1urEed until Monday next at 10 4. NJ.
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MARRIED.

kINTEAR-BRCNSELI Si. Johns, Apache County, January 2Sih, IScO, Chas kinnGar, Clerk of the Board of ofSUpervi,ors, Apache County, to Miss Joscfa Biunnell, of St. Johns.
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CHEAT LABoRERs. -LabOrcrs who work for low wages a-c not alwav7 tEe most profitable to their employers. it is well known that some men wifi do more work in Il given time than others and they generally de it better. A certain amount of spirit and AmhItion Is necessary to compel thc tired muscles 10 perform their task and the man who says that he is satisfied to make liv- ing by labor and does not want to rrow rich IS either fraud or philosopher, for either of which we have no practical use in this frontier town which our energy has wrcStIeu from the wilderness; s man so de yold ot spirit that Ee is content 10 rcmpin q newer of wood and a drawer of water for others IS not possessed of sufficient energy to overcome the difficulties always to bc met with m the field cf tabor. In an intelligent community like ours d man very soon finds biS level; some men are dear at S2 while "thers are cheap at Si per day; and If q man VII work as fast and as well agan as an other why should he not receive double the pay. JACK-oF-AfI-TEApEs
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Professor Raymond, me of the most rc. liaLlo mining experts in the United States. arrived in Prescott this morning We do not know what mines he comes io examine outside of the celebrated Prince. Peek Dist but presume hls mission is with view ,n look at the formation ard prospects gencr- ally. The Professor comes a, a time when travel is difficult. however, we hope he may examine some of all classes of ere deposits Tn the county, and especially the copper lodges Tn the Black Hills and elsewhere MT. r. NJ. Rutherford accompanies the Pro lessor, and will remain, eyaming ou- mineral beds after the Professor departs.
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co RN CR4 CKER
IMPORTANT TO ALL!

The undersigned have recently put up at their STEAM FACTORY, m Prescott, First Glass Corn Cracker, and are prepared 10 crack corn on short mo- tice, al reasonable prices, taking corn or cash for work.
 WILSON tS HASKELL. Prescott. Feb. I7th, 1880.
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IllESC0TF.
Our Wants.

We aau. rai5.al fra.a af3saa4 lo develop our mines.
 We uau. u]i,ls and -alIa@.ioa wosi-e- We Waus Tai,r1sa . 70 t,s te Esie U~ ch-aT and peg5E {'a54sl l,ur.s.raD and bf4FE Cspl tali-ts aiu<as u.s ia PALACE tAl.>- Ne ,+9rat ;Ea AiUi-btr sa b.fs9 B. nlth 8 bouniIiHi curpiy Al tt1leE t3 Et<F o.J uirii' golf -. tp lD8ss >tli Iila.-aEs zIxa forsa iht-l hiijea gTGasslic5,, g. krcl l5 ouT ugsds 7aPplIed Wiih waving ta-;nfazo and tu f,lAy uBI fafiueIs fuf i,I@ Gsti;U.s o! t.ls safi-
 it I- tTlg d'se aTs some of oUr wants, aud the prospects uge tlAi 4li fl OaT Wl,Les iu thesu se&!'ccs zsiii aa 'FaIf,-i s5is tcaS4u, for haEc "es.ot had oossu-. .ia: aro0s and rain 2
 Are uus gisa
 Milis and Rcduc!ioss HTosks multiplying ui. ay3GII as, aya na: l;lg rail- Foatls .Ie-oZ oi,I esetl rssle7 to ear1jy E. Wi,j' C.sea !. lTr.-gr gri.4...a sand rlI Dol, Riih {LciF &6Frst, l5:@ gls.. ucsljs pi ,AEsta!l..s la nla!lv 1a-r iE oisF l-tss,
 Iiu. are .s3&s- ssi1 @uEli s...ai ssf 15s Tan;s@ Can nothing ->s bS ds1e ,o iucEeasss fhe re- s)urre> ui tae egaa.rsg
 I>AA. } E-~I
 In addition -,5 sA.. zit,ta sss gfasss
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Severe Weather.

i Severe Weather. i Fargo, Dakota, Feh, ls- Travel west of here is entirely stopped b, the severity of the weather, which is uDpre cedented The town of Osceola, Green coun ty. has been almost entirely swept away by freshet-
 1 Heavy Wind Storm. Cincinnati, Feb k. l Awind storm this morning blew down a house on Mellrme Avenue, buryirg the oc- cupsnts. X man and child were killed snd the other members of the family slightly hurt.
 A Dastardly Attempt to Blow up the R:I=- sian Imperial Family St. Petersburg. Feb iS There has Leen an attrocious attempt made to kill lhc imperial iamiiy by eyplo,!- Ing q mine in the winter palace; tw0 soldiers were killed and 35 wounded. The mine was laid under the guard room Of the g iu- ter palace, which Is immediately under lHc dining hall Owing to some Gccioeatsl d:- lay, the impcral family had not entered the latter at the usual time. Tue explosion made hole in the floor Of ;hc djnng-haIf ten feet long and six wide,
 Large Shipment Of Flour
 Phenix, Feb. l0 Over 10000 pounds of four va. loaded to-day on various teams for the Southern market.
 Chicago, Fub. 11, Thc Journals Washington special says Senator Mcdonald, of Indiana. who has been put forward for the second place on the ticket with Tlden, for the pupose of killing off Hendricks for Presidential can ddate, states that he will absolutely refuse to accept such nomination.
 Washington. Feb. r.. Senator Kcrnqn will report to-day from the Finance Committee a bill for the ceIe- bration of ihe tooth anniversary of 5he Treaty of Peace and the recognition of American Independence in l1S3 for an h tcrnational Art and Agricultural Exposi'icn at New York
 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Feb. 17. Mrs. Murray, living in this city, gave birth to three girls and two bays yesterday All arc doing well. This is the biggest fuil hand on record.
 London, Feb. r.. The famine fever has appeared in some parts of Ireland, and grea; distress prevails.
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Fridays News.
Letter List.

The following is list of letters remaiT ing in the Prescott Postofiice for the week ending February 2lst.
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Ely EaCtcrT

and thc consequent employment uf twenty whi.e men, would create a ljAC revenue tu this section of country and it iS overlooked.
 wish 10 inform ali importers cf cigars that can cplHTcte WItI any UI lise houses They deal Wi-s iu S4n Francisco. fGgin ihc fact l am tI-st here Wi.E tii"sn, under R small expense. c3nVi0y n1 druUuorS a an average outlay Ot from c}1 lo Sip per day. which has to no iey!c! On the cigars you buy and makes them so ullch dtaTeT than a n supply you a..
 Another reason why cau c@npctn is my long experience lu this iinc, having followed il exclusively fer the past ID yoaTa aud deal ing now only ln
 Cigars, Tobacco and Sna3Izcrs'
 ArtECsts, devote my whole siIrc and attention io this Ono line, gaining hereby a.itte aigaut- ages which ar. to bo obtained Iy s u,an ..ay- ing Uuiy one bT4Hrh rl bu-iHt>> ln attend lo. No d1t.b' sulHe eolguH niea, og dealers in cig2rS say JbL.
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N0tfce.
Tssgisory of &nzgi

sszisoTy oi &rizgaa.
 Oilce 2; tit- Secretary, + T. 9hn J. Casper, <ecTetasY oi thA Territory of A<i. 25a, 5o hereby certify that have this day. the hsur of lJ z, duly lis f5s record H iny ofse tss Articles Qf Incorporation Of ha AutsigPe Copper Mining Com pruTs
 la ulfusas EhcgroG have 1areIut6 my hand and ; 5, sihXod sly HEic+-l seal this ig.h day Of Yss- t f45aTy. n t%a1- JOHN T. GOSPER
 Eeer,tsry Of Territory, By }og7s E. AxpEssps, Ass'E ,eety. TETJitorS of Ariz0us r flffsce 1f tfe ~crFeiary. s' ], John ]. Cooper, Fer-iErg af ths Territory os Ar do hereby cFFfy that have this day at the hour of :3 duly hisd fos record iu y ocs the spposs- neDt IT C. c. Bsta, resident Agent for the Antelope Copper Mining Company. Iu NifI~-s whereof 3 tsFe haTeZutr m hand end ;.r, afiNe1 gaT of1eill sesl tiE f2th day Of Feb <- ruaTys 2 is-ls JOHN J. GDsPER,
 Secretary of TerritsrJ- Iy JoHS l.. ASyEEao;l, Ass. sse'ys tfi9tSol
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Persons in calling for these letters vii please say advertised.
 T. ". OTIs, Postmaster.
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Redemption 0f Territorial War

I a afl u>ae Iayiya Warrants rpan ihe Gen. eYal Fund lg aud including No 6i. series of lSISs ?. j. BCTLEE,
 TycasaseE of Arizona,
 bg 1- '. MEADoR. Deputy. Pres cos5- Arizal.ts h'eis. IQ, lSs9 esa
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Corner of Bealc and IIrearsI S.reets, San
 Francisco. California. V. 1T. TAlT or, .----.- - -- -. - -4- --r.r-.tg,-s 1pSEIH MDpEE-~-- ~-e5 gT Te.l1..enieuf
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Fargo, Dakota, Feh, ls- Travel west of here is entirely stopped by the severity of the weather, which is uBpre- ccdented. The town of Osceola, Green coun- ty, has been almost entirely swept away by \ freshet
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B. H. WEAVER, R EADI ? AZ STORE, SeTr1i M1STgzUTA ST, PRESCOTT ARfZOSA.
Prc, List for February

c71 s.sf. sz2 iE.- a- agLls sss1y made. Costly D { sg.At Rec 251E>As INsE ca,, Augusta. NAaas
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Heavy Wind Storm.

LluCIDnaiI, FeU, Io.
 wind storm this morning blew down a house on Mellcme Avenue, buryiEg the oc- cUpsnts. X inan and child were killed sad the other members of the family slightly hurt.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-10-21
Indians Love for Their Children.

A year or two ago, the daughter OF
an Indian chief, who had been educated
in New York. returned to the ReServa-
ton as teacher. The tribe were reused
to envy when they saw one of their own
number thus made, to all appearance,
the equal of the whites.
The Indians are passionately fond of
their children, and in every wigwam,
fathers and mothers schemed how they
should gain like advantages for their
bows and girls. just at this time the
proprietor of travelling circus visited
the Reservation with his miserable worn
out horses and performers and being
struck by the bright, eager face and
fearless riding of = young girl OF four
teen, went to her father and offered to
educate her in the East and send her
home lady if he would allow her to go
with him. The credulous Indian con-
sented. The circus started in the night
and the girl went with it. 1t was
two DAYS before the story reached the
AGENT and missionary, who sent for the
GIRLS father and told him how he had
been duped by the Snowman, whose
purpose was undoubtedly to train her
for The ring. The Indian stood silent
for a moment, then, raising both hands
to heaven, he cried:
80 God, visit not my ignorance on
my childr'
Without another word he started in
pursuit. He had no horse, nor money
to paw his fare on the railway. He trav-
eled four hundred miles on foot before
he recovered his child. uninjured,
though worn to skeleton from eXhaus-
ton and hunger.
We, to whom education, as rule,
comes as freely as air or sunshine, can
have little conception of the hungry
despair with which these copper-color-
ed brothers in Indian wigwams covet
the opportunity which we hold so cheap
ly. There is no sight more pathetic
than a human being struggling valnly
for that knowledge which will make
man of it instead of q brute.
An Omaha teacher tells us that the
children of that tribe came last winter
to school, walking from two to six miles.
The hunt last year failed and they had
no moccasins. Their bare feet marked
their way on the ice and snow with
bloody prints. How many white chill
dren would do this of their own accord?
/ Two schools at the East are now open
TO Indian children under the care OF the
| Government, one at Carlisle, Pa, and
the Industrial Training School ut Hamp-
ton, Va. 1t is the object of the Gov
eminent to send back these educated
Youths as teachers to civilize and ele-
vate their tribes. = Youths Companion.