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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
The Democratic Candidate for the Vice
 Presidency.

In the short biographical sketch of the Democratic candidates, published In yes terdays Post, we were in error in according the nomination to the Vice Presidency 10 Mir English, of Connecticut. Wm. H. English, of Indiana, is the man chosen. He is of Kentucky stock, but was born in Scott county, Indiana, August 2Ith, 1922. He graduated ar South Hanover College, stud jed law, and was called to ihe bar. In early life he became an active Democratic poll tician. He filed various subordinate posi- tions, one of which was clerkship In the United States Treasury Department, which he held tour wears under Folks sdministra ton He was also clerk of the United States Senate Claims Committee in 1850. He was elected to the State Legislature, and in 1852 took his seat in the United States Congress, Just before the outbreak of the var he retired from political life. When the struggle came Governor Morton, his personal friend, offered him the command of a regiment, but he declined, and took no mart in the war In 1863 Mir English nov ed to Indianapolis, and with J. F. Lanier of New York and George W. Riggs of Wash ington, established the First National Bank there. For fourteen years he presided over the bank. and in 1877 he resigned the presI- dency. Thus, it appears that a political fossil has been put 10 nomination for the Vice Presidency by the Democratic party. This Is an undoubted sign of weakness.- E. F. Post.
 Tine above lets in quite flOod of light upon the pubho eye. It was to Dc expected that the Democracy would nominate sonae- body who wss unknown. but we did not suppose they would name a man for the Vice Proficiency that it would require sew eral days for the public to locate. It is a matter of no consequence, however, whether he comes from Connecticut or Indiana. We woulI as soon see a Western man beaten as an Eastern man, and his defeat is sure.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
OUR POPULATION

A,ti.oashi the drought of the past four year, Ina. retarded farming considerably Tn Northern Arizona and sent many ullers of the soil 10 other fields, which, in connection with tbe excitement at Tombstone, Pata- gonis, Globe anu other places in Southern Arizona which ha. drawn heavily for the time being from our population, We nnd'oy
 reference 10 the census cnImeratsrs books, which. of course are not V; comnlete by any means, that Yavspli aud Apache coun- lies have a population bordering somewhere from lo.OOO 10 l5,O00. We caa safely es- innate that the above figures will be doubled within the next twelve months or sp soon q, railroad communication Is opened up with the East. Northern Arizona IS pos sessed of more natural wealth than any ether part of the ,erntoFy- and the one great important thing necessary to develop and bring thIs wealth into notice Is an out let through inc acquisition Of steam anu rail. We are al present occupying rather uutsvorabIe position compared tn Southern Arizona ie consequence of being remote from fast and easy transit, but this matter i. fas, regulating itself and eventually Pres cott will be t. Arizona what Denver IS to Colorado, q great Tailroad center. and here will cougregate the money kings from Orient and Occident. It would not sur prise Us ,o see stock boards established and Neu;ezuma, Granite, or sope other street in Prescott as lively as California streot in San Francisco ia i.s pa!miest days.
 We have only to hang on a little longer and the thin. will come the way of the "old timers who have won golden honors III recluminr this land from the barbarou: red foe and staying with 1t 'hr Jush so many dark and trying years.
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The ErsllsAss GaIsssx Cosnp.sy. sal-ssss- tcs fa< Nay A. s-1la. F4Asasze.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
Impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeable consequences that follow the decay of the teeth, an impure breath must be the most mortifying and un- pleasant To it's possessor, and it Is the most inexcusab ble aud offensive in society; and ye; the cause of ii may be easily removed by cleansing your teeth daily with that justly popular dentifrice. Fragrant SOZODONT. II purifie. and sweetens the breath, cools and rcfreshes the mouth, and gives pearl like appearance to the teeth. Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as it removes all unpleasant odors of the weed. Ask your dIua si for it. i2o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02

Col. Tiffany, Indian Agent at San Car os, vas here this week for the purpose of buy ing -four 10 supply deficiency on the next issue day We understand he purchased lj.G0O pounds. The Colonel Is determined that the Indians shall not be deprived as heretofore of their just dues. We arc satls- fed that he will give them square des'i and that they will appreciate the fact that they have an Agent who will as satisiac- torily fill the place as their former citizen agent, Cum. He !s ap advocate for schools for Indian children, and pteHises that. within six months, the children ot his Agency shall enjoy the benefit of one.- sil- yer Belt.
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Asses ment Notice. CUNBEILiND GOLD AND SILVER MINING
 COMPANY.

Iocziioa ot principal place of business San Fran esscg. tEl1GTnIss
 Loe ;tou wets. Martinez District Yavspa County cry .f AgtzCrz- AoEItE l. ts here y tiyeD, that st . meeting Of shs Boar. e Dl.sicfs. hsli on the Ei6TH day of JrNE. lstu. ussesSmebs tSe lt af Thirty per shars ss iss=i u. ihe sArlsAi stock of the corporEf5on. payn.e immediately fR rnttea States gold eca to tho e;ary- a. ths sfee Of the ComraBs No. Mont FoE ry street, hoosn No, k- Safe DepssR Building. .ssa Ffsnetsce. California,
 Any zsock upon shiea this ass~ssmens shall remain unIaad ob the HiNkTEEETH Day of JULY, isss. Ss{ be ds lu4GrEt sud s1xrrttsed for sale pubic st.-tsol; aud unezs payment s made before, VIII b. soia MONDAY. the NINTH Day of AUGUST. N1- Co pss t1e aehHqaeui sssersment together with si sfNertisgaE and sx renses o< sale. Iy orfer of the Bsard Of Directors.
 ]. H. GRfFfITHs. sssr-tsry. OFficE-J2s Montgomery Street. Koon Ne. S. Safe bepssIi Dsliaing. San fTancisco. caif0FEia. liei9
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PRKscoTT, June 29.l.. iee0.
Snooke's Peroration,
ZETA.

Yes, NIT. President: When the Iron horse with vapor breath. burning heart and metal sinews, comes sweeping along with accelerated speed and irresistible impetp- osi,y ever the ancient, but now relnyenatcd Soil of Arizona. then look out for the foam ius alayer" at five cents glass, and the aouery "Mufphy's" 2. one cent per pound. lTremendou. sppIause.l The enthusiasm ot Jimmy Behind the Stove" was unbornded
 PaE-coFT, July ls., 1880.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02

The Phenix Herald intimates in its last issue that scrambling for office among the gentlemen who are inclined to lend their services ani become martyrs for the people by accepting office, will soon be com menoed, and thinks that an Independent ticket will be placed in the held. lrls all wrong to encourage Independent racing now that the party lines are about to be es- tablished. Let the Independents come in- ,o llne and take their chances 10 the Con- vcntions for nomination, and if successful lei the party stand by the nominees with out a murmer, iinching or squlrmins Those are our sentiments. We propose to work for the nominees Of the Republican Conventions, County and Territorial, let the nominees be friend or foe. It is the duty of the party to stand by the nominees of ,he same. Our Democratic friends never fail in this, and let ns take pattern in this one particular by them. We adyise the se- !ectioL of good ticket from Constable up to Delegate, and then the putting on of the harness and pulling them through to vic tory.
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Assesssnens Notice.
To \. J. Mooi

To A. J. Moor:
 You hereby notihed tIA, have eHpsuaed ono hundred dcilsrs in ltbor and improvements HIn fhs Homestske mine, Humbug distacs, Iayapzi couugy, A.izonA, in oraer to hoid sad Jfela-e- thr provisions of section 2s28 kevissd Staiufe- of Ui tied States and n within ninety days after sh.s p0 tice by publication you fail refusc to contribute your proportion of suc3 eIpcnditgrr oo-oE8t r. interests in said ca sl become the prup-riy the subscsibeT unis- said se ti0n 234s.
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott, \. T.. May :, isso.-soi.
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LEGAL.
As.esSnent N ssice.
ToA ]. MOORE

To A. ]. MOORE:
 1oa are hereby notified th4; have ezfsaasa eug hnbdr-d dollars, m isf.r and tEprosesrnts. ufo" ths Cook Claim. CrosseEf LSa<. Hum5ug ul.trtcs- fssE- rAi County, Arikon.. orer h.td tis sAl1 Tr.ss under the pr0xi-ioos of sefisn 9S1t kez1~rs at4fe- of he Uuiiod st.ss-; and n ~1th4n atnegy days after ths no;loe. by pabicz;ioss. ysu tA rsfs~ s ec1- tribute your prspo-fiOn of sBcA stEeossGr~, ss co ow1er, your iater~-ts n s.i1 calm siA e-uot-e tss proFsrsy suil-cr1isrr an-r sS5d Ss<t4cu 1.st JAKE sAkkS. fr~.nort. A. T. Nsy 7th, isrQ
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Assesssnent Notice.

ToA. ! MOORE:
 You hereby notia-Sa thai have sE3eEsea ulis handr,sf dolsrs n labor and in prove uoo fla Corning Claim Crcs.cut Lode Hum Es bi-fitt YsSa- pal Cosnfy, Arizona, ia or-r Co held ts -id rsas-z, under the prpyisoIs of eeetsos ABA Re iat ,tasirs of the tinted st.te.; 4Sd if within E.sT czys this notice. by pahhc.tl0n, you fRll or r=e coa- tribute your proportion of saea eXEsiiliury .- owner, your interrst iH szi1 cl2im wl be.5a.e tae property of the subscribe nader said sssfoa 4As<
 JAKE EAhks Prescott. A. T., May 7sh, lsoo.-9od
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Assessment Notice

To N. T. AUOrt:
 Ieu hereby notihed that I have eNpsasded sle hundred donars la labor and improvements upoa ths Last Chance ne, Humbug distract, hEyapsi ccity ArtzouA ordsr hold said Vfeiuiss. un6rr lac provisions of section 933s Rryized Statuis of tIr Uniiei States and fl vi hin ninety dAy. sf.eF this tice by pubczoa you fsit refu-e O cont ibae proportion of such expenditure coewner, your tn ia said claim vin beeone the propsEfy of the subscriber under said section 2f2i JAKE MARES.
 Prescott A. T., May !. ls-l. .-2sd-
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A Card

To an rho are suffering from the sorrC" and inulsoretions of youth. nervous we"k- ness, cary iecay, loss ot manhood, &c, will send ecipe that will cnre you FREE OF CHAh,,E E- This great remedy was di>- covered bv e aissiOnarv in south America. Send A self-a .resse,l envelope to the REV. JosEPu T. LYMAN, S,GtioH D, Near York t'y.
 ianl6eOdlv
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General Eancock's Anomalous Position

The positior of General Hancock IS net a very enyiablc one. Whatever may or may not be the purity of his personal character his official career has been such thht he, ss the head of the DemocrAiic party, does n"t become the tail. By his nomination we nave the realization in politics of ancient mytholosical fancy. which created beings that were half human and half horse as the Centaur, or half human and half fish as the Merman. IL has been so long since the Democratic "00ly" had decent head thai if was DO wonder it should take pains to select something respectable with winch |" make aE attractive appearance m ihs race but ihc public are not To be deceived s" readily by the attempted illusion. The ,eaI s,ecsl beneath the head is the same old racer which Got the last twenty years has been dis;anced in every tria! of speed that Ina. been at.cmpted. and when under the marty lash this strange political mons,roSity stretches out madly toEard the goal it will be Sound unequal 10 the contest AS before. It will then be discovereI that Il is net ;le head. but the lImb; that win on such race-courses The shaggy old skele- ion which carries the head will fall tar to the rear in spite ot the maudlin yeils of Its .haclers" and the grooming of its "trsin- ers.r The real aaim0' has become so badly s3ayineL and ringboncd flat there IS DO speed left m it. aaI the head cannot win he race because d ibe delapidated con ai,ion of the old stager which carries if, and in the meautime We should think the ..a,ations ot tie head itself aou!d be any 1,,i,g In. enyiable For when in the midst of heat aud dust it takes look downward i, will find not oply a sorry looking frame with bones prouuG:ng very prominently ,.,,, ii will discover tha; tho hoois are .sa~,,. ones. Alas for the reflections Of the a;..,,,o,. ted head of ,his strange beast uu- asr inc CT. cumstanccs of defeat which await ii.
 1T, bc9r that Gov. Fremont, who was al |, =. J.,es io Nc,, York C.;y. will return
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LEGAL
sIiERiFF's SALE

is ras fHs1zScr cesAr ez raH rsrse frnazaAx DssEEszz, or zxr sE<Hrsexs ~ A.zes..
 ASs sos qnT corsSf es F4x.fAH The ErsAsAs- Gaasss cosap.ay. s.l-,.s.-t tas fs< HAsy s. se4aA. sa.saszs. E.u4r.i NArsiz ssaaps s.~s. -s- d.. ps- Uaisr sni sy ssrfs~ of ca sxssSts.a. sussr s -... s1f cer4se 0I aea t-~sed af the ssses. sa.Is.. is.Ie, cs.'s. es tss ssA a.y q ssy. A. D. is. h EEr1. s7siJ. indrnb1aEs. Sohs k<fsas. os~. snn--. shaf.e, fssls- SoAs Ki,sf sasn I. vsAA S R ssza- a asos~s :. Nslbsaaii 5seoe w I.;sx Ts-sss..s Fkae.s SaaaA Caissrs ss~a s. Wiisssn. .za fos. sz' - ss is4 esa nd 1sisssss ssrrs< sszsa-r ssd .4iai.E, " fisf kr.ashs. kilana caaapA1g ~ aa De is'a zS q tASsce-rrs 4 D. is-s. sn4 hsrssn s e. si ias =slst sE,d ds<Tes is fssor ef s.1a ti> sazat 1a elalss snt. ss.s r~.sA~rea o fhs eszh zy us kssFnNry. ls<,, xhseA s.la nzsl taasnrnt .n seas.- "a Issssssss ss s ssis Sss,y. z, s, ,.'. ist iz shisa sad ~apslsnnsntsl tusSsnsnt sna ircrez ~&s, oH tAe ioxa uas oE A2rzA. A- b. isss a''ls fsasT iod sn 1eaEn%n. bsok of szaa ccert. Esr hy vs-ae tAeeeof ssansss.ns-a se s~a .n ....s se's ses sa~nap qaArSs Aaf eossa-tias ef b.Es~ry. po.ier ana rns1s. faTDeees E2ns, s~tli~r- rsso-s- cu4,Ggs- ss al lAlngs ps-s4is.fng .aa s,ioaxns ssE spaEso1sa a' taerr'e. hssssofoEe consssas ane.t .. isses mud sE-; tas ssiH af ias brsa<hSs Basin Ma s-a Ail.sg csmFSH9, &zsi alec c.Issa tas Br.asAA. sii. climate sn tus AtAstis mixing <ssp u&I<<a tss ty James RassA tshas. A Ins- sEa nnr.Ia s.r..
 
 a4s4n. % eaasi n Es~B@l sszaty AriEans TrrFfsuas ta.gtaer Ssta surne8spt guaAtfy sf r-ocna sroass s az est tne sAre< tE the ceaxenent eoeupstien an Eo-s sinE 1Aercof Pabl-e notiSs ts s-r.ey zivrn tsa
 @a.uFdsy. the zssh day of May. 1880 sl a e',ecS of thas day is freoi af tAe coani, tolEs hsss "a sAs slasc ef frsseost County .fors- si. Nsss ha ehcteses sxia order of s.Lr saa ss- crss cf aeE aud szeeEsoa isenr6 sS5 se pc airrcss s3 I1e EnJTe deecrsird FsOferty aeh tlrrxos nay t seesss.fy tosstsfy she Judgments ef t- szid 8efs <nt Hen ciaissants. above e~us ste ~ifh 'arir osts czres aud dsens-enzst= xtth intsTrst tfe->oH bcst t41.E far Ea~fal nt.ry sf shs cnlt~a stsfr-.
 Jos. H. wALKE | seerff. By |. D. sT. JAzE<. p-S,ats.
 sEssa1si, T., Nsy :. lssI- lnsdl
 Postponed.
 Ths ab,sze sals is postponed nAtE SATURDAY. Jt&E slh issa., at ths =<ns uzne and place.
 !. K WALKER. SSrr1s, by r.. E. ST. :sxxs, Dspaty.
 Postponed.
 The sbsse sale is FostFspcd unfn WEDNESDAY,. U SN teth. tsso. at fhs sssse ft=.s and place. By l.. B. ST. gAwss, Deruty.
 fos.peseJ.
 The sovrssis is hsrcay postponed until saturday. SGas es, 1880. ss fhs same lime and pl.os.
 ,. k. wALKkK. shsrf1- By n. .jANEs. rvputy. gissdl
 Postponed.
 T-s saars sale is hrrsty postponed urtR Tuesday gsly 6,A, iosU, ai ahs ssnze tisns ard e. L. B.sT.yAAEs. rsyuty. Fresoogi }ylss setn. issc.
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Assesss,, snt Notice.
To \. ]. NooRK 1:

Ts A. !. MOORE:
 You arr hereby asssacd thai have expended cus hundred dollars l.tor spd Improvements. GpsG thf Ncor. Claim, Hambaz Dis1-sst. A@yAp&i CoaSsys afi I0n4 in order hold tAe szid prsflis uEssr As ir- visions Of 2se. Revised ststEtss of tae tlt States sud ts ~IthiE nitei5 sftF iass noes ss yabicaOn. you fsn reiase cciz- thSie sous are portion of sa~h exPcnsf8r. cos-usr, yoar ssts1s in saii claim wil become the roTeTfs of Inc stesT under sxid Section ]. .s.s.
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott; A. r. May -th. isss.-sea
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Assessu,ent Notice
To 4. J. MSo-e:

To A. J. h9n-rs
 You are hereby nOt.hsd thzs have sNI-a.sei enc hundred eoArs tn labor and improvements np1H the SeSsnA mine, Hurnbng district. lAsapSi ;. As- Eona. in order to hohi The ssii preflssr tir provisions Of section 2S3S Revised Stztatss tt tae United stAtes. and fl within ninety zye alter this uce by publication you fail rsfGss Co rOztrisG.s your proportion of suca eHpendlts eo-oa ueE, your interest in said clam sL boms The pnCFsgfy f the subscriber nader said section 1x4s.
 JAKE MARES. Prescott, A. T., May 7 IssB.-9sl-
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Assesssnent Notice.
To A. ]. Moore

". T. NyuEr.
 You hereby notified that l have SxfSlded et. handrsd ds lar. h labor an improvements Hos the Basin mine- Humous district, lHsKp4i coUu.y. AIi- in order to hold the ssd Treuzre undsr the pro visions 0f seciOn Ss9s Revtse ssEnss of the rEies States sithin ninety dave sftsr this BStics by publication you fad refuse to ibuis yvur Iss- portion of surhsSp-ndffure cooNpeF. yoa interest said elan wi broorpe the pruP~Tt! ot ths subrtr usdsr said section .334. FAKE MARKS.
 Prescott. A. T., May ', isso .-9O1.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Grant Ouray the Candidate for Congress.
 Phcnik, June 30th-One bailott this morning; Quay 9; Richards g. Head then withdrew Richards and Oury was nomln- ated by acclamaiion. l. II. Cox of Phenix was nominated by exclamation for Superiz tendent of Public Instruction.
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Asse,sn,eps Notice.
To A. ]. NooIR:

To A. J. NOplE:
 You are herery nottfisi thst I have oxrrnds3 ua- hundrsd do2rs, ts labor and irprsVeIne uloh the Th0rne Claim, crosscut Lode. HuTabHx Dsfrcs NzyR- psi County. Arizona, iB order to hold ihe ss rtae under the provisions Of ssctiOr {. heSiscd htSu Of the United states; and n within nnet~ cE;r after this notice, by publication, you Ja refuse tribute your proportion of such eIpencitute, e. owner your interests in said claim Wn hecsIn- th property ef the subscriber, under said section 2s-
 JAKE MAkKS, Prescott, <. T. May Tth. lSsJ.-sod.
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Assessn,ent Notice.
os,le. or HE Ps.a aopI srL..a s.,,

0sFrex or IHx PEs BODY sTLvxE Nfssssi
 GoMFAsT PRESCOTT. JrSk, Hs. IssD. e 'lc1 Is n rely gwen fh4t c n ssas~g ef the b. Eecfssrr, hed T Al 2sfh. 5Ssi as of Two aud rsif t2 esufs fey shsse levied upon the Cap s et9ts Of tis Corporation psyahis fmmed .ssly te cE ]. Bsi!eT, ts rressarsr of this Dorpo. stsE st fs efB,s @s @e;., Fargo Coz. x0nfezums street. Pr-scnfs. Arizona ABy sock upon which the Assesxmsai .hsn remain unpaid the 9tA day og JULY, a D., issO xf bs a< huqnrH'. and advertised pr kais Et Public uc<ios ELENESTH liltbl DAY of ACaEsr, Isss, ss o'cio<k a, of thai asy, l. front of ,h. esnk Of Arixona Corner Of Garsss and ccstsx str~ef., ia Prescott. Cuauty of IaF~Y&i. TsFrtcry 4f Arxons, to pay the deh.qustt se<saslt together wish costs of sdvsr- tisiag s1d sIT~pses ef sale
 CLARK CHURCHILL,
 sKcAErAE1 PEABODY HIsfSs cc OtrfeT~-OveT Itans of Arizona. s. ". cors<r of 0sf3ey and Csrsz Srreets Prescott. CouRty f Ya..- Isi, ssFfi.ofy ot Ax}xoHS-
 Prescott, June 2sb. ISsa.
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MuITARY.-A Doarl Of Officers to con- sist of Major ! P. Martin. Assistant Adiu- tant General. First Lieut.. [. A Smith, Ad iutant 12th Infantry, second Lieut.. l.. F. Willcox. Twelfth Infantry, was appointed Q meet at these Headquarters, at 10 o'clock, a. m. "Wednesday, the 30th inst, or as soon thorsaftef Ia practicable. 10 determine and report upon the shoEtesr practicable fre'ght route between Casa GFAndo and Tucson
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Notice,
L-nd cmes al Pre.oo,,. Ar.ana1,

IALu FFrF0I-T, llE,
 c June, I. lssa- Notice is hereby given tha; the following nzaei s.t tic. has filed notice Of hts intention t8 hnz psooi i ,upport of his claim. and a Clatsy fhsfogi st the A. T Land Offce al Prescott, A. T., te day of June. lssJ: JOHN 4. BRows, for The npTtF4s quarter sectioH 29. Tsp l3, E and nsns the sol lJwing his witnezse-, viE: Geo -. Hsrye r.. Nan. roe, C. Bancroft and B. \. Wilson. Sjl laXaVai County. WILLIAM V. KELLY. Register. Prescott. June 2. is>o.
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CAPITAL NOTES.


 Washington, June 30th-The Commis- sioner of General Land Office, with the sp- proval of the Secretary, mide the following apportionmeuts to aay from the $309,0 ,G appropriated by an act of Congress for the survey of pubic lands for the fiscal year, which commences to-moTrow: Arizona, slOo, 900; California, $3j,OoO; Oregon, ,$l6,- O00; Washington Territory, $l6,000.
 Secretary Schurz proposes making an ex- tended trip to the West this summer, lea,- ing here about the middle July. He will spend ten days in California and visi. the general Indian agencies IT the territories.
 DISTRIBUTING TRoors.
 Denver, June 3O.-Tnc Tiibuae's Santa Fe special says that Generals Hatch qua Pope had a conference, in regard 10 the dis tribution of troops ID Southern New Mex lco, and agreed to scatter sniGiers iu sna!l detachmen,s over exposed Territory and give General Buell. 9O0 men for active service.
 K. E. FOR LEAlNILiE- Leadville, June 30.-ExtcnsIon of inc Denver and Rio Graude Railroad was com. pIeted to Malta atuoon to-day, three miles from Leadyile Cars will run into Lead vile within ten days.
 HOW THE w,LKEBs STAND.
 san Francisco, June 30.-Closing scores in the walking match arc as follows: Scott 5O5; Reed, 300 Eaton, 47l Callahan. 4GS Edwards, 45l; Uuerro, 436. The match is to be extended four days longer, ircsh men coming in handicapped with loo miles. DREAMING OF A LIZZIE. Quincy, Ills, June 30.-The levee below this city has gwen away and inundated from s000O to 100000 acres of the best farming land in Illinois. The damage to hay and corn Is incalculabie.
 RUNo3ED DEFEAT OF RUSSIANS London, June 2O.-A dispatch from Silla says a report Of the Russian dcteat by the Chinese has been brou ,ht 10 CIbul by a party of Kehoks and travellers who were a month on the road.
 ASSASSINATION. London, June BOA bailif, who has
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For Rent.

The unai-r-is-i has tso buiidtugs on Hfs,c-rnfck ! Street, in good repair, which viii be r@ted a LON RATES. One of thebuildniys has 2 roin-. and suit able for small family: The other is largr house with rooms, and nsceiy artaURed for large fsfnsIy Also elegant single Eui Ae siY oT ss-uta- ID II, in the Dut1ing occupied ny me, Marina strcs For particulars enquirs of
 MES. 70 sLyiN,
 si-rIsia elrr C. Prescott, May S0fh, lssa.
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Warming to Ali.

Al persons are hereby notified that have not sold rarlca 3 mi southwest Of the tovn or rescott, lit have leased the for period of one UT two yars to Mrs Holmes. therefore all rersons are Nar.e. ,, to prrchsss the same .r9s. .Le le<sse now in sa-s,o,, JOSIAH MORRISON.
 Prescott june 5th, 1880.
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HE sEAwANPAKA ACCIDENT.

New York. June 39th-The bodies of % victims Of the Seawanpaka disaster have been recovered and thirty are still missing. Only eleven have thus far been identified. among whom are Rev. J Dillon, pastor Of St. Luke's church, Bfookly, aEd David II. DeBolse of Brooklyn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
Rich Discoveries |.

Nevada City. June 2eth-Rich strite Q. gold bearing gravel has been made twenty mics northeast from here. Nuggets run niug from SlOO to $2j0 have been found in considerable numbers. Experts say this Is the best discovery made ln twenty-five years
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-07-02
Failure.

San Francisco, June 29th W. c. Budd a member of the Big Board, has filed peti- tit.op in insolvency. Liabilities amount to S50,000. and hIs assets are seats in the san Francisco Board and the New York Mining Board, which are not disposable.