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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
How They Would Have It.

The Court House ducks, who have no
 particular good feelings for any person out side the folds of Democracy, have the man sgsment of the county printing done by yripGt< contract and show their littieness even in the arranging of Inc tally list. It starts out with for Delegate 10 Congress, Granville II. Oury, Madison W. Stewart, Hiram s. Stevens. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, Ivy II. Cox, N. II. Sher- man, and so on to the end of the chapter The Democrat up for office in each place has the preference of heading the list. How this will effect the general result we are at loss to see. |. goes 10 show, however, that the Court House boys have nothing lu their minds, save being foremost. It Is about time they were taken down peg or two. Republicans have 10 pay equally for ths printing done by private contract in Democratic office, and the party should not be sul jected to insult by having their cau- didates' names placed last all the way doan on the tally-hst.
 Tsx-payerr of YayapaI county should see to it ti. at a new Board oT Supervisors talk, th. place If the present one. Men should be elected who will see to lt tl,t aY con tracts for county supplies are let to thr lowest bidder. Such Is uot ihe Case DO" and We defy cotradictian Remember the Supervisors and the Cour, House Roths 1 ehids on election day. Scratch the last one ! of them and thereby insure the election oi new men.
 Mir. Cline, of Prescott, merchant, whose honesty ar ability cannot be questioned, | and Mir. Myers, an energetic granger ct Wal | nut Grove, are the Republican candidates for County Commissioners. We believe | they are acceptable candidates and will cause a great saving tn the county. More oyer. 1T the count, ism need ot supplies they | wIll be purchased or procured In dl cases by | contract publicly aavertised through the press. Ae belicv, the people Uf this tax | ridden county Wii go In for reform, re trenchmen,, right and justice 10 all and in al things.
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Application fer Patent.
No. 6a.
.. 5. LAYn oFETcF.

IT. N- LAND OFFICE. l
 Prescott, Arizona rrritory. suly a, ff0. (
 Notice hereby giyta that the Arizona Chief C;,,a and Silver Mining Company, by ifs kcthnrized agent Alonz0 baSts, shssa rt s,ofacs a3dress Mineral Park Mohaye county, A T has his day hlef applica- ton for faieut for Gfte-n hundred iiol linear fat uf the Csfornia Moss Mining Claim hsarrtg rr,e,u. metals. ~.;h -urf4e~ ground lsu.rrd Goo feet n Stdth, situate ls tug and being "a San ancsco Mining ienated fE- Geld ueif- and oicsl t.at on de sn hi. office, lUt 50. 3s, Ia tno unsgrveyui pb. lands of the V itsd states, sa.d f No. 87 being cescrhed as toiov=, Co w1E: Naglatiau. if,s e |.
 Beginning at "a fzke -x& -has Iu uau,i pf s.on. hGils on tle c zt -1- cad ef ut feet as5 n fet long saa Inof'5lclt hsi the Fes sIl o ths Csli- foruia Moss cntnl- Ghaucr g l-i tfg W dBI chains 10 sfs Er 2ns luetff, f-sFEe 70 mound og s.ene feet tit %. Tom ts Noini sfe i. - M uer-' Nouu- men tez-z V sr -as -- chs gistss3 hiak rock s, Sep of h uilrs eI-tEi. tte south ste of ~i.e- c cet, luowa l- the W slr's Head beans S deg w Thence e deg 3l iE e. .31 chains Co stake 2xs ips ia mound ot sieuo fezs h3zit. mass-d a. Thea S IA deg q, s.H9 eaans ta stake azl inchsa l.rkef in Uli of stone, @ hi. b. Thence 11i, seg W e2-12 chains Co rafe 2xs inches. mara eti H ia a mound a, s.al- fee- high. Prom ts Til: tl # .it t sugar iost aeuriata fcars 6s de. and the Whsies Head besr- 1-E W. Th.ue- s I-r- dsg a A chains to IeratIr'gf So I end place of es.1.ni.sg Con an nE 29 fh-ien srrc--
 AHg and al ciais ss a.vsrlsi. any pertcno of said aiiaE Ca a.1fs a H surface l-TaHn are ra- igsfa ta aic tieir adstre csI~ wst4 T- Iscsger of 'he '. s. Land uiaoe ai grvseaff, the Terr.to-- of Aflzos, afts tss -tErF dss flulic titu nere l. ue they - be barred bg tir af the Ftoyl. onS uf | . s'siuts- WILL ,& S.KELIY,
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FREIGHT
ForDey oL Hancock

John W. Forney. an aged political aero bat and shy>ter of extraordinary dimen- sions, Is one notable convert paraded by ihe Democrats iH this canvass. May 3Oth 1878, this same Furuey wrote letter to the fhiiadeIphis Press. from Washington, and ID speaking oi the ceremonies on Decora- tIon day, he says:
 "Geucr.i Garfield, the orator of the day. was Tn fine health 'nd spirits Gen. Han cock, handsome but naughty. was not in the proc, ssion Co the graves at all. evidently hating the alfdr because 1t WAS not intended 70 honor the rebels. Hancock Is evidently beginning to discover that he cannot be the Democratic candidate for President without turning his back on all those stood by him. ''
 On rbe 18th of April. 1868, this same torney wrote a letter to the Press. in which. >peaking ot hancock conduct while m c"mand ol the Flfh Military District, he saii;
 The recent rebel administration of Gen. Hancock has made treason bold and defiant throughout the state tTexas) and that ID consequence of lIs General Order No. 40. over sixty murders were committed within six months after tc took command
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The Republican party, in the States, is running upon is record, while the Demo crauc party is running away from its rec ord. Toe government ios., by defaloation, under Van BIren's administration, Sl1 T on every thousaid dollars collected, and the lowest sun per thousand that any Demo- cratic admin s;raii5n ever lost by defaica- tons was 8 5G, under Pierce The Re public..s under Lincoln, notwithstanding the unsettled condition of affairs and the cxtravagances. incident to Democratic war. reduced it to abo1, two dollars. Grants administration, tro terms, only lost 34 cents on the thousand dollars by GsfalcAtions, aud Hayes, thu, far. has k,pt it within one lhIrd of on cont. Isn't it about time for Dem cratic orators aad editors to cease cry ing fraud" IT pretradins to be working in the interest of .reiarm. taey bat pro cllim themselves "fraua," of Inc mos; transparent character
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LEGAL
for patr rus so the
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 Dc ioezEl11 ol ti utle is 1uig seooricI the aA- cur5era caoe sf 1svH8as Nouncg, Arl1lua Territory ID Book uf Mlues Page E15.
 Any And all srgsua adverse say rortion of -as4 Cugaacriagd Mrs ii iuftF FF5aud a. here inbsfoEr Goacy-hed are Tesse4 llc thtir adverse dam vifh the Ieg.ster oi sh. Uni,ei states Lsnd Ofncs a Prescott. is the TsEr.iorg Arzaaa during the sixty days period e publication hsruof or th~Y rTsait rfas
 V. S. KELLY.
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EerlssiOIl= =.

Any rrgat e- tsrF- any 4ls-.ss. h1F-FS siigat tla '-.s't-r r.+-li-7 slf a- t1a f-.H r-f '2 a penE.--. f1r.lasH-is arr ytrt--.f.-1. fsvss1-s Br ar.,iE Etl1 sT pay rP lst-ss=sa+F- w MtdoHss Children l-l.- ..rtrarl gas-s. tIr.rf.lf Hatfefs, tkt-lrf, at+1 frUfr9ss auI -i-ter= rfr tTs1tf-o2s years a-- 1--'.=i ts 70 r--.H- I.a.i. laws gre DOW more h.sfa. t.as t-iri.. and many rl-tl-. to tatia- .atr Many --e fet .s iet rs fa-uis aud d3 E.aF
 ai ff.aa-e ta+saa4 r-- I-vast1z-. l1f, in :Ais coz tr1 and .a Iarse. a. 2 st fa-..
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Another Democratic Precinct
AouA FEiA EAllrv, Oc;. ,, 1880.

AuUA tBIA NAIlEv, Oc:. ,, 1880.
 ED. MINER Last evening at the fcssaenC Ce of Mr Fred IIi.,cnhraud- Tho Republicans of this precinct held n meeting. \ large and attentive .udeuc. If some forty per sons were pr.seat, a.n n--r Vhcm uouced two Democrats I mention this fact be- cause I recently heard that the Democrats cia,mci 8 majority in this precinct. ''I know whereof speak, and next Nov, m- Der we will show onr Dsm cratic friends a Republican mai 3rty ni four 10 one ia tn's galley "aaj don't you forge. it, The meeting va, addressed by Nc--rs G.o. <. Porter, II ary A. B.s.i.w. V. C. Rtshrord. Geo. L. Brown, ". 4 Smith aad Joaa ltae, after which it was adjourned sine die.
 ToUfs, ctc., !" A.N.
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A.sessuiruI Notice

To Y. T. Cvr~1yyIrH and al owners under him. Sg1 4Fe he-ahy uY.tl-i fla- Ts have eNuefllrd Un- u1 tf t7sr4 iu labor and irrI-ayfFlarsts ars1g f8s CH..1v3'.l Claim. '-F1 I.'- e. No1sFr NruBfy. Arz4Ha i1 urEr- tI bod tr e1iH prersls- gru=- ths prov -ler- .I --rt-1 -.t, H.sitrt ~t.-ut=4 sf the rIai sta -; 4f3 4 s-ag uisfv days rs;rr th-s u,- r.rs .. EHri '.,u- you f3 refuse Co contribute .raI In-r.9r n' -l-u @N IsIt ts-- a- c.-"aHr- interest G. said .tfla vl .-H~H tar property cd The .li- --ia--s, rl...fr -sii -a-+. ..H ..i1G.
 JOHN r.. MACKENZIE.
 JN t~ STEIN. li neral Ia.4. J..rs 29- b. .-l.-i tT'r
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Av-so Pu0ico---M,.-canos Artencion.

Qlaadp el C'nveacia1 Democrata e>uve en session. una de los de!cgados que fue nomarado DOT le, MJ.eaEoe dai precinc'o de Weaver, Presentn sus c-edeufiaies br- mado Dor les S'u'res pricciPaies de dicho pryciaot. al Sec5etar1 del Convention leo D, rrcjeuuaics, hi-o larIa Il los uombres d. a.ch.., o.""scs J echo a.Uera gi rePrcser- 'ao5r nomorado DOT yacc le Ias Njicaao-. Auora e,tas mismsS D m"critas estan pi- diendo los votes de estes mi,mas Mclcauos No SC o.vido, siu,res, l5s .nsuito5 .irados su honor a su Tasl.
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Asses ment , otice.

To l.. B JEWEL: Ton ars hsreby notaed thai have eIpended eFhfv isSsl d0frs in labor and tna- proven nts upon the third south eSte1sicn known L. B. Jewell X Co.'S claim, tne Tiger ruiu.. Tiger Mining District, County of Yav&pa-, Territory of hr- zoua, in ord to h1d said claim for the year ls-e and unle yon yodr share zBa frDr rt5u of said within ninety uays after The puhleati 5u of t,.s u.ti.e, NI liair- -;af-ure of voE- interest b lid csiu. ty sirtu@ of She Trsyi-iots -f ae. Ion Zs14 of tle Ravi ed Sta.ate. O. ths tu1tst -tztrs.
 JOSEPH ?. HAEGGAIE. Prescott July I1th. l}-n-3m
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The Difference

oury .s man who claims right in Congress hO Om Arizona on account of his I.bo1s to det, st the pubic school system and establish in itc stead sectariar,SH insti yu;ions.
 Stewar, claims nothing but his friends >is- On account of his acknowledged 'abil- i:y as a business man. his integrity ana hoaes,y. his genial disposition and steady h.eits. ttlev claim that he ], the man who should be entrusted with the agency If our .c-ritoriai affairs al Washington. The yer dict will Lc for Stewart.
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The voters of Apache county aggregate about 500. Of these NJ. W. Stewart, the fsvorite of all cla scs for the Delegacy, will receive about 500. This statement Is made upen information received from several of the mos, reliable gentlemen in that county. Stewart although he has not resided in Ar izona but SIX years, Is better known
 throughout the Territory than c. II. Oury. His deeds of kindness can be counted by the hundreds, hence his name has become familiar at every firesidc. Never did an
 honest miner seek assistance from NJ. W. Stewart to go away denied and humiliated He has helped more miners in Arizona than ,I, the oury's that ever lived. We ask if anr,- or his friends can deny this. Miners m eve, V camp should bear in mind that MT Sten art is conservative Republican
 and & true friend to the prosPector. such men deserve the support of the hardy miner.
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A telegram elsewhere, iTcm a Democratic source, claims Pima County as a stand of between Stewart aud Oary. This is all uoasaase. Stewart will beat Oury eco votes in the euuaty Of Pima, 900 in Apache, 200 in Yavapai, 5j in M,hsve, hold him even in Yuma aad Pinal, with Maneopa- doubtful This is jast about the wsy tie thing will ,ermiaaie. Ourys goose IS cooked and nearly eaten up.
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Notice To ub!ics.ion
Land U&le a. Prr=sr1E. A. T.
 H. H4.

Land Usale at Prescott. A. T.
 Sep lf, l-s'. Nc-i1r iz Ls-=av rtz-1 That Che following. named satgisr ts- s.s ul.i1a s. hi- .ats:.- fa make sal proof Il -lrFs.-r e---T. and srrfra tua. sgt-y thereof the r. Land nrlr- sf Prescott s. r. 0G rI, ai d-s 0. ac.-1-c ,l--' Ire agtlJ- De ts.lyl A9. seq. at rr..a- - Er. ue- E-,as gg.r at ~E ana ,t ,ys s t. src 2 and .s sF. af " "a. -ar ]. Twp fs S E . and uzrlr. rsr old. .l4r .- fri--. sz ti f.s-a Rilta s.r 1l i'-a-.1.t. aut Geo W H4l-e V IIarl s. Head and 9IcEa=. 6- G-IIi-. '--i-.
 W.A EEtLF
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NOrlce for Publication.
Land Office st Prescott. A. T. Sfrfrr1f-ar 1T sssg.

Asall UIiiN" aT fTHsElTI. N. I.f
 September v isSD.
 Notice ia hereby given iaf following named ter has filed notice cf his nenticE make anR proof supper; of his claim. cure final entry thereof the Z3i day Of October, lsSu Ht the T. $. Land UiEca. Prescott, T.. Holnea rad Entry so 42 of Randolph Barrickl0w. for th T. af STit and Nwl. of SEis and SWi. of NE rec ii. Tp i2 NE 4w. and names the fJllostng his WtBe-fs- viL: J. H Pier son. Wiliam Ballman and John Nh ts of Antelope val ley, and John Iasterson of Kirk 'H9 NAllsy.
 MI. \. KELLY. Register.
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Presidential Nominations
Territorial Nominations,

FOR DELEGATE To CONGRESS M. ". STEWART PIMA COUNTY FOR SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC IN
 sTRUCTION, M. H. SHERMAN .IAvAPAI COUNTY.
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su ft; Eif OIss.

In the SaEticc= Court cf Mineral Park Prec net iu the
 County oi dohaEe, Territory of Arfzona.
 JOHN BUCKLEY, Yla!atra
 Summons.
 ISAAC JENNINGS. Deft. Thr Territory of AriEoaA -eg.is greetsnz 10 Isaac Jennings dsfsu9aut;
 You are hereby srrInGfsl to futea- before B.y offes in Nlasrai Park Pr crcs l County MshAge, on the 22nd day Or oeesT. k- B.. Ifi is o'eIs-A s- N-, D action hfoazhf aRalusi ya ty -ad rlan- plaiutiff.
 sud acton is brought to recove- ,h. snra of Two hunarsti Eua eieTnH nae yvfgps nRn1Te5ti- collars ts1iss5 l. cad to bs TisiltI Sy ys fer goods, Szrsr, f-sd usrchs sdisE, and Co w5-k done. and r9ncy rall ct fer g9u a gCur i-iluec su; request, GF Iuglnsaf Ei4 bs taLfa sEEilet gan Tor ike said amount together Eit3 eagss gf il.s sz fl yog faI t0 appear and answer.
 4o sheriff any Constable of szii County, grestiuE: Make l-Eal sfFies 1d due return hereof. GIvcl zndsr uay hand ihis ztI day Of AE.gast.
 IaGzs A HTDe. Jus3-ce cf tte Pace, aug-- N Ieesl Park Precinct.
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An IrisaEnln's Reasons Tor Leaving the
 DeTnOc-ars.

Des Moincs, oct. eI -J din Beeaaan. 'he great IE.sii Agitafar af Iowa, WhB has brca iu tle eoarciis of the irlsImea of th- ctna irv, and has leea s ivaaIng Democrat in This slsre. cHm-s npi for ca. ir.d an Ar thur. He argars hat ih- "uy qu-s;Hsu 70 winch lsI,Asacn ss lrsAmrn arc interested is if si 0t pT teeti.n v- irre lrsie H. urg-s hls pc pc ta gu wirh The kepanllcsa paFfJ on iiis important nain', and tp AE id Jse rum in ihis couatry susca drove them from Their Iri-a homes, ant has devastated and dgspli.cd ihai lar iald.
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Liquidation Notice.

The late hrn of Jacksou S Tofnpkins having been dssolyei by the death oi Calvin Jackson. all persons indebted Co the said late firm requested Co maze i'm ,mediats settlement by note cash payment and all PersOns having claims against said Late re- qnestd present the the undersigned for sd- Ju-fment. W. J. TOMPKINS, Surviving Partner of the late firm Of Jackson X
 TomI kins.
 Preseott,A. T.. Sept. s, lsse.
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General Grant is right when ia in,im s'o, that t}c loyal and pro1-es-iv c.uzea= of the Sog:a ar, locking to ,',' >.'';.4 Tor .ie. 2. We have only Co elect Gtafeii aai Art.,ar and the loyal people ot tle S1u.H ~..l rt..Y around lh. o'd flag and save the .u'aeu N;a'es t.au decay aaI uil5s-.l. Nh4. ar heed their cry for help, OF -44a Ns L..4 thsm over ;o persecution and ex.le.-S r. Post.
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NEW BY TELECRaPa
SPECIAL ID rHE MiSEB ,
oURY IN PHENfx

PheuiK. Ger. 6-H sn Granville II. OBry arrived ia town fast nlgh' He frea, jali Iant over bis prospects in saushera p,ls q ln of 'ne Territory. He Is sure of stand If 10 Pifaa coaBty, and aiii cary Yama and Flasi by handsoms m5puue-. 4 grand NIil be had in Phen th.s evening With Oury aad Cox -s speakers.
 FREIGHT.
 NAricopa, Oct. G.-FoHoaing freight ar -ived here last night: B'nes t Spencer 9, l601; [ \ Booth a9, 3127.
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Hancock's biographer states that ihe
 superb saved California io tue Union. What he did was 10 apply to be recalled and g:t rapid promotion East. Perhaps if hSqcock had remained in California the contemplated treason Would have been con sammated. This may be what Is meant Post
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Nrfies is rsr--.E E..aa -'.at -- j.. fh. b. re.t r-. hr @ as -a- ,..r-ese day 7F.-lrbe', Sc D. l-rs.. 4----zfls sf tN.st -. - .f. .lf- -as Ilvf-3 n;ea L f.-..a. s-e.- .- E.. l.s.- uarsesl ra-rl-ssg.H The a-s..a-. rs f1ys+ i-r.ilH-i--.-.f fa Eis-A E-a.. a.l- a-.r tee Bank H+ A-.s.al- q. f".-.#fi- s. F. a-.-z r1 asi-s t.l.s s-Ht -s.--l l.. -' ft .'4t 9s g.'.b-. a. q. l-,. F- s- - i-.-. -..' --'''--- -, for -a.. sr .T.ae .e....s. -f- g s1-sle n.-#-s e- Da ..Il -G day .. H..a- .., { .. lao. raH ' ts--T y-tl rar a1 e. .. rsae.s.- .-.f af s-e. :.
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 tfIsa., uFa- tr.a E. Euf 1r.l.. l-. -4- '-.s5= sE irsseltt. 4r-s.fl-- lt A-.l.--- s.:.'-iB
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p-ma oounsy.up and DosHz.

A r"usirl Mexican R,TuJ.ican meeting was held ia Tucson oH tbc 5d inst, presided over by oa Leopo!da Carriilo aad Deme,rio Veiasce. The meetiag WAS large Aui one oi ihy u5ost enthusiastic of the campaign The MeNcsas present unanimously re- solved to supP1r. tbe B-pa1I.caa ticket throHg gl1lL Pm, coI4lT wlI gige SieS art rousing majority.
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4 Model Love Letter
PREscnrr. Oct


 DEAR HUSNY luv yu with awi my hart l cud swaler yer widoui greasin and quick ern Jona did the vale Yuv bin sliten me uv late and it makes me feal like bllin over Now HuAny cum and sea yer tru darlin soon. SALLIE W.
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County Nominations.

FOR THE COUNCIL, WI. S. HEAD, ...... -...... Camp Verde
 FOR REPRESENTATIyEs, LOUIS WoLLENBERG.. ....... Prescott. GEO. E. BROwS, ... Lower Agua Fria. R. B. STEADMAN, ......... ...........ke kerde
 FOR SHERIFF, Csc. S. PORTER. Prescott.
 FOR RECORDER, HENRY A. BIGELow, ........ Hassayampa. FOR COUNTY TREASURER, W. C. BAsHFogD, ........ .......Prescott. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, J. r. HARGRAyE, .......... ....... Prescott.
 FOR PROBATE JUDGE, A O. MOVES, Prescott.
 FOR SUPERVISORS, J. M. MYERS, ,..............Wa Walnut Grove. w. A. CLINE, .......... .......Prescott. FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, B. ii. SMITH, ,.............-.. ..........Prescott
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
Trustees sale.

Wlcrssa, Cbar.sz z. Marshall. and 1lsr-arst Mar siis4. hl- v4le, iid, tle E3h day of NEfth A. D I7t make cute llt a-iiE.T, C. sFa1Fi-s Q Rush their certain d.rd 7l trust 3e ani for Inc property hfrti1aitsr ccrbc. ssid deed heic- e rrsoId af pr stli- iu B31g ll of ieei- aud Iscsida of Ysvapal Ccan.y, Afl4s- O. And. ~hrrfss. accrFgirg to fbe tfn- ai said Gefd uf t-FT. tte siI Charrs N. Mar si-u vas Co fay Chat certain TflzllssoEy note set forth in s4t1 deed ac oTGrr to tas tenor and effect t1trgoti cr laIa ts1re Co fo, i- cad barles iush utra tae request of 2 H tsy. the bancaelary o ga 70 es 9t iTuts Tss to sE sala p.uperty public sae t' ihe hign-st hie ter fer cl= And, whereas, ssa la ies i. Asraisl l4s failed lo pay said note accorliG e. tl teas sII fircf ifrrcf: Now, there Tore, ' Cnsres D. Esh, St Ls r-qHssi of said J. ". i1gs itsTt'T give rular IgtlH- thrt Wii Saiur- day fha zj4 .af sf pc.ohar l51 as o'c81rk p m of sait day 70 'g tae hgarst HifFr Cor cash ls follow Ing descrbed rT0pgrty t2 wt; TAas certain tract parcel of land known s Ls number '8i in Biock U, httR -it7i4f McCoTulick sircet, ia Village of Prescott n tie County of asapsl and Territory of Arizona eoui ilg tfty iS9l er front hy handrcd and my .isd frei ceep- together with a and sigul1r Inc 'eHr Hnsnfs, hersfi'sncnt- Ssa sppgrten4nces thereunto bcioHgng or in aSyNse sppgialniHg. S4id sale vl bc maae uF0u tte premises above deserfh-d.
 CHABLE5 B- RUSH. Trustee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08
CONDENSED ITEMS.

Al fire in Bldie yesterday two children Were burned .p death
 Delaware has gone Democratic by 1000 majority.
 Ia PotisHi.lr, Pa, yesterday morning, C. Wefhen s,o. h's wife ana then himself. Mir. W,.tuen wi.l die.
 A Lowell, Mas, yesterday. the .urin- mi. nf rhts E Hul, WIS destr'y-d Dy fire. Loss, $3O0,G9O.
 Cnqai,t h.. been elected Governor of Georgia by 4,O3J m jarty.
 General GrHat', o.i regiment had a rc- nnioa ai Decatur, IT,, ye,te,day, m which ihe z.Pres.dea, participated
 FREIGHT.
 IaT;copa, oct. G.-rne following Prescott ,Ieiga; arrived he5c last night: A Emanuel 1, 2lo: A J Mason l, 2j, D Levy s Co. 45. lGj0.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-10-08

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