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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-12

The mnre one examines the Election rc- turns from the various counties oi ths Ter
 ritorr. the plainer becomes the proposition that either the census enumeratorS iu inc southern counties entered great many more names than there were people h their several districts or the northern enumeratOr, failed to enter but moiery of those iu their districts, or there is wO6daTfGl dis. crepaucy in the voting power of the two sections in proportion to the population. Al auv rate the returns, thus far received, show. uumistakabiy, that tE c northern DOT ton of the Territory has by some means. fair or foul. been cheated out of its proper representation in the Legislature. When the official coa5t shsll have been received we shall institute a csrefui comparison of the vote with the number of CouncIlmen and Representatives from yhe various co un- ties. The Gglres, we are confident, will show so glariug a wrong ID this particular that the necessity for Congressional or other relief vIll be apparent 10 all.
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TELE C R A P HIC!
CLUB DISPATCH.

San Francisco, Nov. s.-A Washington special to the New York Commercial says {: The vote in Virginia is very close The prospect is that the Republicans will carry the State. Returns from half the State gives the Democrats 4,OOO, and tue Repub- licsn strongbolds yet to be heard fiom.
 Portland, Oregon, Nov. s.-All of the counties in the State are beard from. cx- eept Grant and Curry, (neariy all ofiicisl) and gi-e Garfield 547 majority. The two counties 10 hear from will probably increase the majority to GOO.
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Assessmeut Notice.

CUMBERLAND GOLD AND SILVER MINING CoNFANY-LOc&tion of principal place of business, san Francisco, Cal; location of works, Martinez District, Tayapai county, Arzona Territory;
 Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors. held on the twen- seventh day of October. 1880, an assess meut LNo 2j of Thirty Gents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corpo- ration, payable immediately in United states gold coin, 10 the Secretary, at the office of the Company, 3S Montgomery street. Room No. s, Safe Deposit Building, san Francisco, California.
 Any stock upon which the assessment shall remain uuT aid on the thirteenth day of November. loS0. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction; and unless IayIuent is made before, will te sold on FRIDAY, the twen y-fourth day of De- cembar. lss0. to pay the delinquent assess. mcut. together with costs of advertising and exIeu>cs Of sa4e By order of the Board of Directors. ]. H GRIFFITHS, Secretary. Oince-33S.. Montgomery street, Room No. N, safe Deposit Building, san Francisco, Cal.
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ABAReAIS WITH THE SIOUX.

Yauktou, DAkots, November 6.--An ar rangemeat has been completed between the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail Indians, where by the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company receives the right of way from the mouth Of the American CroN creek westward through the Sioux reserva- ton 10 the Cheyenne river. The right oi way is ls0 miles long and 200 feet wide One hundred do,lars per mile is paid, and q per acre for station ground, no, exceed ing Is0 acres per station. Five dollars per acre is paid for a town site on the west side of the Missouri river, &, the mouth of Amer ican Crow creek
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Dramatic and Musical Notes.

Leavitts Opera BarlesGue Company i' drawing crowded houses in Philadelphia Pauline Markham IS the "star" of this com. pany. They are advertised to appear Tn san Francesca soon.
 Booth begin. q London engagement o1 the 30th m Hamlet. Mccullough wlll open there on the l.; of May neIt ID Nirginius.
 The play of One Hundred Wives is con 6dently expected 10 do ss much sgsInst Normoulsm as Uncle Ton's Cabin did against slavery.
 The Dramatic N.gs says that Miss Mel vile has been advised to reiIFe from the stage to res. her voice, if not to save If, but that financial reasons prevent her doing So.
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Grape Culture In Arzona

There 5. ID reasonable excuse why th' ,,r,ne should DO. bc extensively cultivated in man, of tbe valleys in Northern Arizona Lower Arus Fria. Walnut Grove, santa Maria and the extensive valley of the Verde all present inducements to vine growers, which should cause extensive operations m the cultivation of ,hc grape and mrnutsc- ture of winc. Wherever experiments have a,,en made. iayorblc results have followed. Enough k known s1 that entering lnto the cultivation oi the grape is no speculative thinr. In and around Los Angeles th' manufacture of wine has become ore oi the mos, lucrative industries. Sni we can see no reasonable obstacles presenting them selves whv. a, n future day. Northern Ari- zona should not b. entered upon the list with other successful wine GIanutaciurlng .,listrlcts. By little c.cF'Ion on the part of those who own suitable farms for grape culture. a few years hence We can possess valuable and extensive ylucyards that will ,,e with those of Southern California.
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COMING BACK

They say thai h OCT beloved 6ead shou.a stek :hs cd fsrliIHr place. Some stranger would be there inssesd. And rhfy wuRla fDd 10 welcome face. l ezrrC Ct teu h0p it night be Iu other homes but this kno~, Could my iost dArliBE come to ne. Ina; she would never find h 60. Ofttitnes the flowers have come and gone, of;t.m-s the winter -inds have blown, The uhle her peaceful rect sent on, And have le1rIlsd to live alone Have slowly lear1ed from day 10 day. Ia alHfs's ,asks to bear ny pa7; Buf whether grave or whether say, I hi8s her memory in my heat Fsaa. faithful love has blesi my say, And friends are round ne trua and tried, Tbsy have thsi= pace: hers t0 day As empty as me da! she dis1. How would sprir.g with bsied breath, And joy too Gecp fos wori or sigs, To ,Ake my carllng home from death, And once ssall to can ier mine. .a-a rs. 8-es-- tar tlrsf1. 1-laIu. Itf-r -g -e..t sltl 1la 1ares;; ph n. grl.- r..l. a-I .e lzrL-es s.g1U, Sa a-- ---st sl1--5.-, God Elgs- a=-t Elt .a-. Llou. t.-. tA-s- wt.o ss- g-- -e.- t.-. .tts vcl-- .1s -U acc, Pave u.ser L1-r.r1l every dss, Ta-.grly 2 l-s aud y.als. f-r la- dear face.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-12

A calm, delightful Autumn night A moons mysterious golden Light A Maiden at her Window height. In Robes Of pure and neecy White. The little Wicket Gate sjAr-
 A Lover tripping from AfSr-
 With tnnefui Voice and light Guitar. Too WOO his radiant guiding star A Lute with soft, insid1ous TWaag- Oh. h,.~ the doting Lover sang. A Bulldog with kenorseless Fang A Nip, a Grip, deathly Pang. \ Maiden with s startled Glance shrieking for Del.yerAnce- \ kind of weird. hilarious Dance 4 Pair Of RiysB Doeskin Pants. A Maiden fainti-g with alright 4 Lover i1 2 sa'. S,Eing Plight A Bulldog ci.r S5I 7 wI,h Delight A wiid, osl1ioUs Autumn Night.
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DEAD AND DONE FOR.

At last the Democratc party IS dead and buried 90 deep that iJ is devoutly to ie hoped it w.l. stag ia is grave, and not again raise iis Chastly bead to horFiiy snd amor the people Of ;Le United States. II ought 10 have died when slavery perisheo in the famc. of Civil Wal, in 1861 ., ii in- deed it had not sur, embed ;o the record oi its own iaiamy in ihe squatier Sovereignty campaign If 1860, and bad survived the odium of ,he Dsel Scot! Breckenridge doctrine Having suil maintained A feeble existence and blrus all these inlquiiies CD its back, it saicil-i by p1.son n inaugura- ting the rebellion. aGt was pumped out and partially rc.'.fcd by NalAud gham, T.lden and Seymour. and persisted in -Iv- isg ia spitc oi i1e .oga. aad patriotic sen iimcnt of tbe country uu'i. it was "Shot to- death by the m.. ..s8 oi guns ot the tepuo- iic," and this time actually expired in the flames of civi. war smid the blazing raj ters oi thc Confedcracv, and ought to have been buried and had rrec.ei over it- toul "a monument of birthstone Co .remain a warninE ta all geecrauous. Here iis un- haIlowed rcmrns would have mouiderea forever hai h.t General Hancock. in the character ot modern -EGeas fleeing out oi the lickcrug flames of the ruin, undefts- ken to boar upon his back the Anchesis of sSiatc.' rights and free trade. But he too he fallen and Igea consumed m the gene raj ruja. s3 rat EoW every lover Of hIs country may test in ihc security "f conf den. assursuc, that lhe namc of Democracy even. sn damned during the war, will never more appear as aa element ia American politics.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-11-12

MT Rudolph Fink has gone to Mexico in the interest of company recently organized in Boston for the purpose of building a rail road from the City of Mexico to El Pa5o. Texas. The length of the proposed line is HOO miles, of which more than 200 miles have been surveyed. Al! the money re- qulred has been subscribed and a subsidy secured from the Mexican Govern menI.
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TELEGRAPHIC GLEANIEGs.
rJrxo sPnlouE's PISTOL PRACTICE.

YOUNG sPRAGUE's PISTOL PRACTICE.
 Providence, November Willie, the l5 year old son of ex-Governor Sprague, made an unsuccessful attempt to-day to shoot Robert Thompson, hIs mothers trustee. He fired one shot from pistol, the ball whiz- zing close to Tnompso1's head. The scene of the attempt was near the wreck of the steamer Rhode Island. Mr. Thompson had driven a party of gentlemen to see the wreck
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Mr. psr,inrton mum. trom lhe seaside:

Nrs. Burlington returns from Ike seaside ..Y,. I've been to a seaside rctOrt. l have had my sumner cxtortion. and l must con- f4,S my anticipstions surpassed my exPec- ,atiou~ To people in indignant circum- stances the recommendation might be Satis- factory; out 1T j. beyond my TepFehensioh now people of ,ifl. gence-peoPIe "ho have lugubuous homes, surm"unted by all that olnhelz,cs Ciy3.'zaI lite--can put up ID such ,.tv,rr- I.,, uu-t i..y. invested tastes.
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The Southern Pacific track is now laid io a point just 90 mics beyond LOrdsburg There are now six stations east of Tucson PantSno, Benson, Wilcox. San simon. Lords burg aud Cow Springs, and the present ter w.8.- i- lg0 mics from tnls cIty or ll6> u from Sln Francisco. The way fHe boys are stretching out the iron at r -eut they wiii soon be at E PasO.--Citizen.
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Maricopa. Nov. TO- The California off ciaI re.urns are not yet all in, but enough to determine that Hancock e.ecs-r>. cX- cep, Judge Terry, have carried the > 'e b. a majority of two 10 three hundred, while the Republicans have elected fl AssemOlymen, giving a majority of two in the Assembly, and l2 CD loInt ballot.
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Apache County.

This much neglected portion of Uncle Sans domain should receive that stteuuor whichi,s great importance demands. Here We have one of the mos; foUr.shing ooun' tics. and certainly the most sound financially. of any in the Territory. without mail This is a disgrace oour Postal Department, sud VIC have no lau1. ii the proper r"pFe- scuta,ian is made by peuuoas, that the remedy w.il be sppdel immediately. We would su--->' 'Hag leading citizens in the most important towns throughout 'he county se; ur r-arr- pl,5tioa> and forward them Gir,ct a g.. r.-'mss'.- General.
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THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. \ t |.

PRE>COTT, November sth, 1880 J
 In conformity tO the proclamation of the President of the United States, l hereby recommend the people of this Territory to set apart Thursday, the 25th of the present month, as day Of thanksgiving and prayer, and earnestly invite them to unite or the day appointed in their usual places of wor- ship and al their own family sltars and there in unison with our people throughout the land 70 offer their grateful thanks to Almighty God for the security and peace and the signal and expanding prosperity with which iI has pleased Him to bless our country, aud in all Of which the people of this Territory have had great and growing part.
 ',iveu under my hand and the Seal ~ of the Territory of Arizona, at / SEAL Prescott. this eighth day of NOvem- S6N/ler. in the year of Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
 Ky tre Governor. J. C. FREMONT.
 JOIN ]. GosPEH, Sec'y of Territory.
 Territorial papers please copy.
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Notice of Assessn ent.

To E. A. WILLIAMS:
 You are hereby notified that have expended one hundred dollars, in labor and improvements upon the Kermit mine, hear Copper Bssn Y4vapAi County. Arr EonA, n order to hold the sad premises under the provisions of section 2524 Revised Statutes Of the nited states and wifhtn % days after this notice, by publication you fA refuse ;0 contribute your lroPortion of such expenditure co-oxner your eIezt in said cam wf becSIAe the property of the subscriber under said seCtlon 2324
 D.P. NICHOLS. Prescott, A. T., Nov. $, lss0.
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An Oregon preacher had one of his horses stolen, and he went to his study and prayed that a guickened conscience might obIge 'he thief 10 return it. That very night the th ef returned aud-stole the other.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT PRESCOTT, \. T
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LAND UFFICE \ FREsCOrT, N. IT !
 Sovent-sr :, lSesi Notice is hereby ei-en that the following named setiler has fled his intention Insse nnal oof in support Cf his claim. and final entry thereof the II;h day Of December. isO at the '. S- Land Ofice ai Prescott, A. T John H Marion h. declaration No. ll6 for fh. i of | Sec. ls and Township IT, V. K. ". and names The following As his ~itesser visi Ge3 z, BaEgaar,. SSiEusl F.. Res, JA1les M Baker and Dav I N Shivers- all of Chino Valley. WILLIAM S. KELLY, Register.
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Souihy: II you would be pungeut, be brief; for it Is With words a, with sun beams the more they are condensed he deeper they burn.
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NOTICR.-The rubic hsrtby informed that John ~ Homes is the laSfrl agent to take of all the property of tho Goodwin Mining Cornpany and tSc- stamps mill, Turkey Cresk Arizona. and the ssif Holmes has full right to protect the sane sgsil q; s.ery 6Ae IssspAssi.s Os. the s.Hs.
 NJRAT SI ASTEBSOS.
 SuIt. Goodwin Mining Co. Prescitt Nov. & iss1sf
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  Car1nei.a Campbell and Leyi Bash ford Robert K, Rurmister and Wil. ham FAsnf0Td, oopartners, doing T,.,.,5..,. and cArryi on business under the nru name and style of l.. Bsshtord Co., and John c. Campbell.
 Ku5u all thA; I, Joseph R. Walker, Sheriff of Yavzfai County. in the Territory of Arizona being speca ly directed by judgment of foreclosure and sale made iu the above entitled action. the 18th av Of september A D. ls- to sell the property there dezcr.bsd, In pursuance of such iudgm nt of fore closure and sale VII sell upon the premises, to the highest uidGer for cash,
 ON HE IsT DAY OF DECEMBER A. D 1880, at the aur of o'clock F. IT. of ihss day the foneEins described property ~ltI AL and singular that tain lot YIecc parcel of land situate the Village of Prescott; the County of Y1vapA in the Territory of Arizona. and described the official plat ornap of said Village beag LO; number ten ,i0i in Block number uiae 9l COreE in said Village of Prescott togeIh her with the buildings and improve pes thereon; being the premises described in the judgment of foreclosure and sale The sale made ei the request Cf plaintiff.
 witn,s ss my hand this IU;h day Of November, A. D. ssy. JOSEPH R. WALKER
 SheEia of fayspsi County.
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MAYOR kALLOCH AND SHERIFF DESMOND RE.
 PORTED INDICTED.

IL is reported on very good authority thar sheriff Desmond has been indicted Dy the Grand Jury on three charges of felony, in permitting an escape. and that Mayor Kai- loch has also been indicted oa a charge. the nature of which has not been stated.
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SHOWER OF STONES

Little Rock, November GA telegraph operator al Ozark dispatches that on inc top of White Oak mountain, two miles north of Ozark. stones weighing two pounds or less have been rising from the earth and falling like hal, driving families out of the fields, and that great excitement prevails.
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MAIL LETTINGS /!
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
POSTOFfICE DEPARTMENT,
 WAsHINGToN, D. C., Oct. I5, ISS,

Proposals will be received at the Csntrac; Office oi this Department until ! P. m, of January 10. lssl, for carrying the mails of the United States, upon the routes, and &C., OOrding to the schedule of arrival and de pariure specified by the Department, in the Territory of Arizona, from Ju:y ], lssl, to June @d, los2. Lists Of routes, with schei- ules of arrivals and departures, instructions To bidders, with forms for contracts and bonds and all other necessary information wIll be furnished upon application to the Second Assistant Postmaster General.
 HORACE MAYNARD.
 nl-6w Postmaster General.
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WANTED lNNEDIATELT.-The under,ign- ed "iii pay the highest cash price for hauling shingles to Cerbat TeGms'ers Can apply to
 r. C. PARKER. Prescott. Nov. 9th, 1880
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C " CraHs ais g'isr f.. Eaes l1. Ssz FrI.e,ses d seiS Ases; f,r fas AEIzoSk MsEE is Asf et-y. Hst sufss-tssa ts rlt ser-7r aae tAfs sstatiss' .ss'' tat< srsrs Tor airrrfirsay cad stezd .s sng ,;As' bsSt->rs s,roi-sg tps- ss co ts, rsPrss,ata;iss e Ias PrbEtskxr
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Dissolution Notice.

The cOpSrtnership heretofore eIiting be veeu John Rsibe and Martin haieT under the firm MAier Co.,, doing SDd carrying the busnsss of rreWfng, al the Tiger Mine, Tsvapd County, A T, has been dissolved. The undersigned VIII not be r-so rrs oI. for any debts contracted r. :ae n-l1e ths lA. frn.
 JOHN EAIBLE. Prescott, ociobeTsI.h lSs0.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim Of early impr4dsnoe, causing nervous de- bility premature decay, e:c hang tired in vain eey known remedy. has discovered simple Of sel; cure which hs will send free his fellow sufferers
 Address J. H. REEVES. 43 ChAtAm st., '. '. uvs-Iy
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H.a,o-s .ei ... .r.i sense 70 hold on ea l.s G.n,r..-a... -aj s.... .rAws pay ard rati.as E-a E - .sc.H Z ve-amen'. Ua5 he i.-.--.-..a '.. hrnE Nhen Ar rr......l ... :n-. ~ i-' ~dS as .,-..l ,.. .a. lt s.H.3 have lr,s.,... l.. ..e .a 'Hn n'T.
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soof

Ard in accordance with iss and an order of the Board of Directors, rAGs the h day Of september A. D, lsSo, many shares ot each p4rc,i of such stock may be Eecr-sary vil be cold Trout ths Bank Of ATlkcns corner Cf urlsy and Irtez streets in the Village of "resco.t County Of Ysyapsi, Terri- tory of ArlIDnA. U tha
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Remit Money or Bank Draft in letter, or send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGIs- TEGED LETTER oR PosTOFFICE ORDER. Or ders of s5 and upward, by express, can he sent g. our expense.
 F. NJ. BOAEDMAN. Courier-Journal Building. LOUISVILLE. KY. or S07 and 3n9 Broadway NEW YORK.
 Prescott, No, c, ls.o
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AGENTS AND CANvAssERS

Make from SIS 10 s5o per week selling good. for F. G. hIDboII EO-, 10 Barclay street, New York.
 Send f,E thelr catalogue snd terms. noys-ly
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LEGAL.
pplicatiOn for a Patent tO the
 Cumberland Mine.
No. G3.
|. s.IANp OFFICE.

|. s. LAND OFFICE.
 PKEscoIT, A. T.. October let, 1880. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CUM ~ be.lABd Mining Company, whose POstofaee al. dress is San Francisco CA has this day hled iis sp- pcAtiOn for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of the Cumberland Mine vein. bea-ing gold. with sur fare ground hundred feet in wldth lyHg and being in Martinez Mining District, county 0; Iass pal, and Territory or ArlHOna and SnoSn and desl- mated he held notes and ofciAl plat fie m this ofics as To; No. sT, in Township -, Range -. GilH and SI R RivsE Meridian
 SURvEY LoDE-bsgInninE al location noD men; of W end of claim. theaee c deg. s min along lode through middle of claim, vsIiation ls deg min 25 ft cut ft deep by 6x4 ft bears SN 25 dist Ie0 f. shaft IS fl deep by 61s ft bear 70 ft dist l050 f. blacksmith shop, bears iss [; Git e7p f. open ert & fl long, l2 fl wde fl deep, ecars sy dist ll5o f. cut 2 ft long.la it p1de; io r. shaft S il aeep by fl. bears so fl dlst; l50ft, ,sent of stone estABliShing end of claim
 EXTERIOR BoUSDAKIEs-Be Beg1nning Et the mOnu- ment in centre of end of claim. thence Ss deg 3O min. | fl to claim, where granite rock projects 2I2K2 fl above ground, marked c No I, on slde mound of stone 2, 4 high; thence e deS. 3o rniu along -ids of cain 1890 fi Co where granite rock txs ft square projects q above surface, marked CD top by cross tH' ias- and So II. astone mound 2is Il nigh on ; side; hence ~ deg SO min slong end of calm; a. 80 ft- uoag- Of in centre of end Of ciAlH- 60 1T. t0 of claim tO g-ant@ roc on level ~th surface 7r2 square marked py 4K4 lnches and NoliI stone mound Il high sN side Of same thence +5 eeg <, min along boundary, variation li deg Ss n n 2.b fl, roai bears and :. W; I44- it.. sulrh nOws south: $ Q ft-, W cor claim, granite stone l&xI2x6 inches, and marked No ", stoas mound 2lt n nigh on side rom tiil- corner the [. $. Mineral onumeot Martinez Distrcf. bears deg So min N l6s [, dist thence 44 deg % min ' along NV end of claim. varasion l4 deg 9o min so man guleh flow. south 3l0 ft te lOcs ion monument and place of beg ming containing L65lO This claim is bounded by uusuTytyed land
 The location of tns mine i duly recorded in the E eorder's ofhc- of YAvapAi County. Arizona Territory Book of Mines Page S15.
 Any and all psrsols cls ming edserSs any portion of said CumberlAnd Mine i'd min ng ground here inbefore described required ne tseir adverse claim with the Register Of th= United states Land Ofcs PT-sco iu the Territry of krizonA. duriug the sixty days period of publication hereof, they val be barred by virtue of the provisions of Inc sstuie
 W. N. KELLY,
 oi-S1d IsH8I-rrR.
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Notice tO the Public.

The undersigned notifies the Bo@-d of saps1 isors .h.t unless ,h. seY; fn pr per repsr c-sssn her premises 70 the Fl sF- RuryiUg Ground t1sr The Permission heretofore eItsufet w-L be d-iier. The Undersigned would respectfully notify visitors who wish to visit the burying gfOutd. that they by the road leading around the farm
 bIRGlSIA huUCH. Prescott, Oct. =, lssD. fl
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DELISQUENT SALE NOTICE.
CEsIcN or THK BRAp-HAw MILLING Co.,.
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Prescott, A. T e. october 18th. l7so. NOTICE-There Is delinquent upon the foIlovinR described stock account of azseSsmeut levied the 18th day Of serten Der A. D. I-l the several set opposite the nsDos of the rssPscve sasrehoGers . folowp:
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-26th-
Popular Monthly Drawing of the COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION CO. AT MACAULEY s THEATRE,
 In tae City Of Louisville, on TTFSDAY. NON. 3O. 1880.

These drawings occur monthly under pro visions of an Act Of the General Ass m bly, of Kentucky. incorporating the Newport Printing and Newspaper po., spprdred ApriI 9, is7o.
 .This is Special Ac, and has asrs. been Repealed.
 The United states CrcuI; Court oR March 5lst ren- der,d ;be flgJvilg tecisioDsi
 lst-That she Commonwealth D.str:- bui IT CcmpaDy is legal. 2d-Its drawings are fair
 N.B.-The Company has now on hand la-s. re-
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20th Day Of Eovember. A. D., 1880.

st the hour of o'clock T. Of such day to lay de- hnquent ssses-msnts the-eou together with costs Cf advertising and expenses of .ae.
 EDT.I. KNOWLES, Secretary OTTTCE-Over the Barik of Arizona ID the Viilare of Prescott Territory Of A-izsns. iOsHdi
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Sherin-s sale.

In the pisric; 5ur of the Third Judicial District Of the Territory oi ArlEona in sRd for ths County Of laEapif
 Gideon J. Tucker, Plaintiff,