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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-25
raEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL. T. THE MINER 1.
Opening of the Democratic National Con-
 ventlon.

Opening of the Democratic National Con- ventlon Cincinnati. June 22d-The convention Was called to orier ar 12 fj P. NJ. by Chair man Bainum of thc National Committee RcY. Charles W. EDdt, of the Unitafian church. offered prayer.
 Baruum, ny direction of tie National Committee, then presented the name Of George Hoadley of Ohio as temporary Chairman. llo.dley. on taking the chair, pledged hin self to strict imparIiality iu the discharge of his duties, praised the Demo craut party. for which, he sad, this conven- ton could make DO new creed and the flu ture of which dId not depend on success of the ticket: he declared that Tiidcn ana Hendricks wetc elected in 1876, and that the Repu5iic..u parry is one of fraud and cheated the people odt of 1helr choice; but if the Democratic party should again be successful, the crushing device of dishonest arbitration would not again rob them of the futs of victory.
 The rules of the las: Democratic Convcn- tiun adopted.
 When New York was reached, in the call of states, John Kelly arose and was received with cheers and misses. The chairman de- clned to recognize him, he being out of or der, which caused great confusion.
 It was sad that Kelly arose to protest sgains; the selection of members of com mittees from New York State, but failed to make himself heard.
 Weld of New York moved that call of roll be taken for the present ac;icn of coln- mittee on credentials.
 Martin objected and sad the best way was to send ,he credentials directly 10 the committee on credentials.
 Martins motion was adopted.
 Hull of Ohio presented resolutions in strucung the secretary of the convention fo issue extra tickets to bona fide editors of Democratic newspapers. This created much discussion, and tho resolution was finally rejected.
 Henry Wattefson of Kentucky presented an application on behalf of delegates from the territories, asking that they be recog- nized in the convention, which was referred without dissccsion to the committee on per manent organization.
 All resolutions regarding the platform were adopted.
 At one o'clock the conve .ioD adjourned till 10 \. NJ to-nurrov.
 Committee on credentia's met immediate ly after adjournment and organized by clcciing I. NJ. E. Young of Georgiaas chair man The delegate from Arkansas objected to Smith Weed of New York sitting as a member of the committee, iuasmuch as his own seat was contested. Chair ruled the objection ont of order and passed reso!r- lution allowing meT bers an hour ard half each to present their eases.
 Adjourned til o'clock P. NJ.
 The New York delegation held meeting this evening and took & ballot on the'r Dre'- crence. resulting as follows: Payne, 5s; Tilden. II Bayard, |; Hancock, 5 Randall, 1. \ motion 10 declare inc nalio; formal
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Hancock Nominated.

Gen. Winfield Scott Hancock. q native If Pennsylvania, was the choice Of the Demo crarIc patty at their Convention, June e3d, at CfnciRaiti General Hancock was born in 1891. consequently is about 5e years of age. He graduated from West Point in 1s4l, has seen service in inc Mexican WAT. and also in the late rebellion From lsis tiB Js he was on frontier duty, and from 1859 t. '6I was Qgrtcrmasrer of the southern di,iuct of California In lcdc, at the Dcmocratc Nauonsl Convention held at V " York. De was a candidate tor the Presidential nomination. bat was defeated by Seymour. who received thc unanimous yoio u:ihe Convection.
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Pensions .

Auy wound or iu jlry. CT any Lissas hceva- si-ESt the disability. entities s1iier .f ta-a f0 pension TEoussuo- are ye entitled PESs-1-e sY SET LAW HEsiN rAcA AT rsE oF fsaraAE-E- H lfslss Children under siE;e.I yrzrz. ctTsu0sus Aot1gr- Fathers. slso trut,fers aud -iztar- ads- ts-sif years are entitled Co f-iisoI- P-1~fg1 ro- more liberal than formerly, sG1 many s1. "a Det'es ates- Many arc vt Red tu bsLlty ord. not know
 wil procure patents fC- inventors. beth iu @. ls con try and in Eur,pe. AFp'y s; oEse-
 HaFiuE had ssye-ai years ~Kp-riel-s ta th= iI'a=s i-sE and laiTl ofnee tn as.ii. ato1i. D. C, szt~iac ion and saving Co you Of te H1affts fi-. taEn uy eorre-Ncndtng vita sttoTey z- ss ah.- Send TWO st .mps f0- Pension and 6 u-y aus ra is- strue;ions.
 ADpHEsS-TsYLoR FTTzGERALB. Attorney e Ias olicttor pf '. <. Claims, NTSFrEIu. Essl&s. Iact Box i6@ E-zg
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Death of Genera; SutteF

General John ]. Su;tcr died in Washing ton on the 18th inst, aged - years. Geui. Sut;cr was a native of Sutherland, came to the United States in 1884. went from New York to Missouri in 1885, ani n ls5e started acrnss tl.e piains far California, bui changed and went 10 PJriIau. Oregon. From thence he sailed Ia the Sandwich Is land, snd thence to S.tks- Here hc ohaf- tered vessel for san Fg4nc;sco Bay o7 Terba Buena. b8t as hc >aUci under the Russian flag w&s refused permission to land, and went to Monterey. where hc obtained permission from Gov A.vav-l' t' iouud A colony in the Sacramento NAl.ey. About Ieto New Holvetia. now Sscrtmcate. was settled ,,v Sut,er. and . fort bult 10 protect it. ricb, wears later gold as- discovered by Iobn NJ ArshalI in sutter'- mi.i-race in Co., Roma. Sh,ier grew rich. but feii into Inc hands of Sllarpcrs and died pauPer-
 Ia tue earji,. days of California; pa. ,a,i ,ns and haris1'r- hjs hand snd purse ,.ssr, ever rpea to tbe poor and destitute sts, name. wita ,bo-e fl the a,hcT pioneers a.arkfs. Dye. L-a-y. ouut. oFrFA~. N"r'-- ,,usn. Thoues. reom,~. Ls>>o", f.a"1.'. Reading a1l numDer ,i others "'t -' osu1 ,4 h.sts,y .- ,ay".H a! lh'"'!-
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The Railroads

The new water tank snd wind i'll of the \. NJ. < S r. K. R. arc completed.
 The New Mexico and Southern Pacific construction trains "re running to the cross ing of the Rio Puerco oe.ow sabinal. Pas sen gers are carried to the latter place. The grading on the road IS considerably de- laved by laborers, several gangs having struck for higher wages
 The Atlantic and Pacific 35,h parallel de- nor grounds and material yards are surveyed and large force of iaborrrs are getting them into shape. Among The buildings 10 be erected are a large round house, and sew eral shops 50 feet ny 20j. These grounds are south and wcs: of those of the \. NJ. X =. F. in Bare.as Most of the lanes Tn the north part of the precinct are absorbed by the two railroads and the new towB.-Albu- qucrque Golden Gate.
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LEGAL.
sHERlrr,s SALE.
1s Huz bssrHfcz corzr Tsx TeEEs ICn1szAE pfsEzfff, @F sHn TSERrresx CT ARTIFICIAL. ns
 SoE TEs cScsFf or Tsxxrxf.

zs HHz bsSrAfcs c0rzr or rsx TeHE= Trpssz4s DISTRACT. oF zEH TxzRfresY CT AzrsosA. rs
 ASB roE TGs cSesrf ar Ssx2rxf. rlss HFasshs- MlsInw csnr...v. .vh~s,sa-, led fsF HaFy A- ssa. rs.iists. s.~sri 1,arssa 3s=ss Nay. ss- sl.. De- sss sal sy siFsss of Aa -zssassca. arssr sf ..,- aHa efcFee e isa ts.ase cut sf tls above snsifi.i oss-el tour2soa ths stA d.y sf Nsy. A. D. ss-s r, ga lh1ss @ tE~a scsisE ~seresn o~ss N1rsia lame. itzs- elj. 44nseHtaasz. Joha KrEf3s. Owe ,oun,F. kaHss T.tss. 5uha ifaF i, seha q. ksisA. x R sszs- sla Aafse. q. AetssaAk4. 1aesb V. Ls.== Tsrssmaa A t-Foa, ssa.ui caitsr. trsd ". Snl1-an. slsd Iess tlstlt e see. a@ Hrsi taaguest dscree ssxiasl pi-lHun. TAs braasA4~ slninx coass.ny = on sur ai&. gadIsst and as-zes fsxor of szla a-- ieusns s-n eaSilsnss slso rendered. ca ths 2arh le5Fre ~as os ih~ issA asy of o1sss-r, A. D fs7s. IFcafsii 1a.i<ngat b0ok of szts Court d n.r.. i.i % i s.aa sh'Se sad septssnses.l jassmssi and iaa,cE 'ss~s en ihe 1erh asS of asreA. A. D ls<p. f,-5 r-sssftsa ,h snas=sat bo0k sf sald Court al i.sess lla e. zol-
 ,sy s7rsae 4Aereef. nousna1naed to ssH an thss tsftin ca stamp SaaF's n5i eosssssiag c. hsEssry. liosHF spa saSine. farnaces, pans .rftlers r~srf- ll.Hss sb al things psrSsi.lng sua b~lasxias ..S i1fkss aia slaf siIs ui of the brH1-hs~ Basin Hin s'a iains Company sad siso o<l.s-s ,As BEsdsAs. md situate ia Atlantic mining clam cAilso h.s iei &ainrs Roach, thss- Luke and Martin saass- i7rs ia flas Grove Mining district. ln Brsa-hA.
 
 ta-e.ier slL. ssaicept qaazaisy ef ground srsana ca aeai Sae s~sfs fer fse cslzseent Es- esoupsuos i Fa stsg tAsEsal. fubae notice is Asr~by given t--t .,u
 sa,ursay, the 18th day cf May. 1880. li' a'io. zo ef tAsi ssy n froni es shs Count, tacrt asFs iH tis N-aEe ,sf Frescost Csaay slere- s4, a-i, ta tnq eHco 70 rsld order of sac and cf ll isIa -i ezae-iiea tss1Ha aud to dirrct-l. eel tr all1Es araribsi Iropezty mach aheEsos ae7 tD tef<zsy ta izIy fhe Ju1GneBt. of she said ae1 -s en essiussaes. saoxs epnmersted, with hck7 rts r=rrs and q EbutszHaeiass StfE utsfc<1 th<reon al cnsts i, scertiss oets etc, to the highest and best hislsf z4fui nisEry os the United states.
 JOS. &. wALKEA. sheriff. By L. g. sE. JASES. pepzsT.
 Prescott A T., May |, 1s~f. tussdl
 Postponed
 The above sale is postponed ant;l SATURDAY., JUN slil. fsisa., al tl.e same sinar and pi.ce
 ]. k. WALKER, saerr. Uy l., 5. ST. TAxss, pepaty,
 PsstpoB>d.
 The sls.se ss1s is postponed ratil wEDSEsDAY, gCNE tsia, tsSa. a the ssInR tfIne and place
 T. WALKER, sheriff. By I. U. ST. gANE-, peFUfy.
 Postpoacd.
 The ssosesss is hereby postpossd until saterdsy, Jane gS, 1880, al ths same lime and p.ce.
 J. R. WALKER, shsrff. By -. B. sr.IssEs. Depaty. LJistdl
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Mr. Gosper moved that the report be accepted and adopted
 The same committee handed in a sup plemental report on apportionment, which was as follows:
 Mr. Beach moved that the report be accepted and adopted
 The Finance Committee reported that after considering the best method of rais- ing funds to defray the expenses of the Club, they had decided that voluntary subscriptions was preferable to monthly assessments.
 Mir. Beach moved that the report be accepted and adopted Also that the subscription list be now opened, and that the members be allowed to subscribe Adopted; 34 members signing S43S.
 Mir. R. H. Burnister moved that no debts be contracted beyond the amount of moneys on hand-Adopted.
 The following resolutions were read and adopted.
 Resotced, That the Corresponding Sec rotary be instructed to have printed 1900 copies of the address and to distribute them to the voters of this County
 Resolced, That the Corresponding See retary be instructed to open communi- cation with any Republican organization, Or with any leading members of the Re publican party in all the other counties concerning the holding of Territorial Convention for the nomination of a Dele gate to Congress.
 Resotred, That the Corresponding Sec retary be requested to have printed 250 copies of the address adopted this eve ming, in proper shape, to mail to other portions of the Territory as an incentive to Territorial organization.
 Rssolred. That it Is the opinion of this Club that Territorial Convention should be held at Phenix on Saturday, the 7th day of August.
 Resoicei, That the Secretary of this Club be authorized to procure supply of stationary and postage stamps for the use of the Club.
 Resolrei, That a committee of three be n al1olubth " tilS Silstif tB nficCl d iiSt bl papers and such other reading matter as may .be needed and le suitable for Use of the Club from time to time, and notify the Secretary of the same, who shall then procure the sane at the expense of the club.
 Resolred, That NIr. George $. Porter be instructed to procure transparency with the words Republican Head [ quarters painted thereon, and the sane be placed in front of the Club building.
 The chair appointed as Committee on and journal> were Mayor l Kelly. T. W. Otis and C. W. Beach.
 Judge Howard moved that all Repub- l icans be invited to sign the Roll without reference 10 the length of their residence n the County and Territory Adopted.
 Mr R. H. Burmiater moved that the Treasurer be instructed not to pay any pills without being audited by the Fi- nance Committee Adopted.
 Mr Wells moved that the Finance Committee have complete control of all | Adopted
 Messrs. !. W. Rees and Gosper ad- | lressed the Club in few pertinent re- marks.
 AAROs SHELBY, SECRETARY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-25

As WE PREDICTED. The Toosan Record. uuder the management of the youthful and ubiquitous Thomas. has ;izz!ed aud passed Into other hands. Arizona is not a field in which any ,i5sliag industry can be pushed or ore. sed. The nan Thomas made a good paper, but it would have been more iudic- inus asd praisewor;hy to have kept 1t within paving bounds Mr. \. D. Anderson, a law yer, has taken the paper, and It will re appear again as a Democratic shcrt. How be can makor a success is more than we can See. Printing a paper for men who csn'E read ls generally sn uphill business.
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Notice Of Assessmens.

To 4. g. Aci.sIg and atAsr ospsg-:
 q pa a-s h-F-bf ns iged thss have erpendes Tor tr grlgs s7s saI I7a h.nd 7ed 4olizrs for ssoh E7sr. Ca labor and improvements. upon tks "bue, cE gsis1 iza BRs snsntsx cisttn, sftus ts in N -- sfz, Mining Bistrict. Gohsss county SrIons I-Fl.g, a order ts hosf sad i.iTn under the Fro- f-aus Gf section c. Revised Ststut-s of the ILissd State. aud f -hstn ninety days after inc one paob c-ie uf this tee sccorTR ip the requirements Sf sid rta.rs, Inc sHIzoSA MIsEK "a nerSf@Per pao- .-ac H4fari sad ela H- you faI or TefuSs 10 coz ll-..e y5-r Er rpftisn tf sEch ezpeD6iiure ar CO., r sa1- i-ie-t is. said claim VIII become the Pr0f- ,fe a. th. ai.fser.f~aed under fai1 SesriOr Is2s
 IHos- NrLLG6AS. :.
 I'D SMfEH.
 JAS NULLI6AS. ssr~rHsI. PAEE. apTa c.h, Is7s-
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THuEsDAy. JULY srh. 1880.
Assss Essent Notice. e GBEBLAND GOLD AND SILVER MINING
 COMPANY. @

Location of principal place of business. sas FraH- ciss5. C .ilforEls-
 I.-u1 sorSs, Martinez Distries, Yavspai County. frfri-FsF ..f Arizona.
 NrFltE iz heTe sivsn, that al . raeetins Of the Balzi -t Directors. helI on ths EfGTH day of JUNE. fs stsessfastf tSp ft of Thirty CsIfs per shars ue 8ssisa upon the capital ssck of ths corporation. Eatiic islll1fasfls i Unftea states gold roe rtrys st the office 0f ihs Company, So SIS Mont gofa sy suHt, Room No. 6. Safe Ds.,s.lt bafidins sais frtss,isca. c CEiiforaSs-
 Any s4pcx uFou slish this ssssssnsn. shah remain ullssG u9 ths AiNETEESTH Day of JULY, Isen, Ell ns hnqgsuf sud sdsertssed for sale zt public Egcoa. and uniess payn1est is made before. sin ps s1id MONDAY tue NINTH Day Of sE0UsT, f-e fo gay thc aslinqnsnt together with ssE eJ adFert4sissy aud s1 penre= os szse.
 Ey nrAsr Of tbe Board of flsrsesor-.
 T. R. 0RJFFITHs. Secretary. oFTtCE~s1s Montgomery stzest, Room No. q. ssfs Drposii Building FrAnctseo, califoruia. fjsi1
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An Apost-ophy to Woman.

Woman, the divinest work Of the Su- prcmc Architect The shrine to which all hearts must come Poets have gone into -hap,odi-> ovrI her beautiful! eye, her will lss >wavcu the dcs,inIc- of nations, ano her won 'i' has Kicked up ali s"r's of trouble. Kings aud priuc,- have bowed the kasc n obc Hence Go her mandates, and the small ccv has made woe c.rguent when inspire | by the slipper swaying O and fro n her lovely hand Bc>s the ladies. We aI- mire them fnr their many graccs of mind and person. respect them for their virtues, and love them well, just because VIC can [ help /
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As.essmrn. Noiice.
orrrcs oE rnrrr.soer snvsa Mr,pe ,

oFTfcg uk THE PEs BODY sELvkH Nrspa
 CoAPSST. PAE~corr. JUSx. sth, 1880.
 N1ler s D rri's gIsesa that st . e~tsE of the D- Fsctirs, h..d NAV 25th. isso. aese-sn~nf sf Two s-e D isis = csnts per shars vas levied Epoa the Ca t Stock os t- Corporation, rsyshle snnsds saeiy tc homes } aer the Treasurer of this Cooperation. af tle ofee of Weis, Fargo CO. AOnt-xusss Street, frH=cslis, sssT1us-
 Any sock npos Rhf.s the ss-e~<rnsui shah remain Irssid on te st dsg 0f JULY. k- D., 1sse wi be ds ssis1t and advertised Fos sale at Public bEct1cn, a lss In@asf s made befors -f1 be sold the ELEVENTH ifithi DAY of ofACGDsT, issl, st 2 o'clock F- os shss a4y js froas of the Bank of Arizona tosf og sialrsy ar4 CoTtsz Streets, in Prescott, , Cnnfy rf Esg@rs. 1rrTft0ry of Arizona. to pay the 4 -fat tss.smeutf together with costs of adver- t-saz sss sxreuses Of ssie.
 CLARK CHURCHILL,
 SEcHHrAHr PEapoBI HTStSe Co. OFFICE S'~sy Bank os ArizOn.. 6. w. Corner of Nn-le- aud Corte1 sfTeets, Frssoo, county of faEA- Ili, ssrritnTI ef Arizona. FT-sc1ti Jane sth, lsSl.
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Q LAST NIGHTS PROCEEDINGS.

4 meeting of the Republican Club of Prescott was held at their rooms on Mon day evening. June 2lst. 1880.
 T. ! Butler. President in the chair.
 Minutes of the last two meetings were read and approved.
 The reports of the committees being the next m lorier. The committee on address and County organization reported thr fo.,"ving
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LEGAL.
Notice to srssiisors.
In ,i. raaiser ef ,As ss,.is oi rErEn 3. Bn.ssrz.

In the asiser Of tAs essats O. FErEE B. Bnasxrx. deceased:
 Notice is hereby given by tae undersigned ezecstars Of ths viii of tsier e Bssnnea sesses. e. 1ls cru- i,o-s 0f, and al per hayang claims saiisi hs sad osceased. Co eNEihii the Nsih fte Etc CTS Sainin tea rcuths stsr t- nrss puhcasi 0F tts notice 10 the undersigned. the sad a 1hs businsss place of PatFick D. Hrznusu fls hc.sE tAe rst e0oF south uf tha bTfcS buiAiag soeapas a the Bank Of Arizona CoTt-I EEzeff the tssn Prescott, iH laNaFai cgulty. A tEeus Ie-rlsaTy-
 PATRICK B. BRANNE.N, ! nrsru rr.
 ELLES BRAN MN ExeeaftH
 Of ths Nil of Peter g.. Braaufn, -aessa a. Prescott, A- T.. MAIca a. issa. Hth s-4z
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Notice .s sale os Real Estate.

NuttCc m G1 rvlf that fn rursranof of sB order ts lr-ste Court and for the county Cf AoAase. Issritor cf AFisous made the ssh day of sepsem-
 Ia ih. Mater es the Estsse
 0f
 SAMUEL Topp. Deceased,
 1tr un3FFstsasa. the Adnssistr4for Of the said sir vIa sy. Fnhaie Aaotioa, o the hgr-s bidder, i,r ss. f3l raey of the Tnites Ssstr zad sub issi ts. tS- cul hrmziieh pf SGid Probate Ccurt ss.iusraag tae Sfh ssy of SanS. A. D. issA Et n utlo's M fsoAi of ths coart Houss In the town of Msrs Tsrk, Cuussty 0f Helsye, Territory of krfxena. sli isHt s, interest and s<tats of the said sam eg odd inc tsEe of his death. and all shs riEht. ta .aietFs th st he sand rstate has. by op<sion aB che wise acquired other than CT in addition etb tf tFs SsId Ssn Esl Tedd sf Inc tine 0f his s1tA, is. sd ta A lhAt sestais town lot. pscs oe of ra sl,ste si 1g and being in the town os Min sf.t Izfs esufly of Noasye, Territory of arizoaa. af 2 i.,sguaci and dsscritsed ks follo-F, to wft:
 FsUIns 0JgER st a raini the norro side of Main re3 u1s fo Ssstssly from the south westerly tae bs lng that stsns The land being herein Ge serllei. tRoWa Es the sl1ssrA sFk store busiiinr, s theas aiossf ssii stress ~ fesf io stone val uat ka thr est rouBcssy zEt Of the lot owned by s 2. nafe saess~s st rtgks 4s- back to Keystone irf right snslss westerly along said street ca M st -te itta nee st rtshi angle. Co place of be- El.laF Toe being the land and prsglses known ts Mineral fa5k Store pIeflise>. TerEas and con- cd -srla gf asss-essH-SgAs tender currspcy Of tks t4.tst tlee tn psr ssTt to bs paid Co tse dky fie bSlsacs en ccnnfFuAtion of szie oy the Probate Ctrslt L. DAVIDSON.
 tsuzsn. s.rs.eF Esssts Of sasnl Todd dsocssei. &mcra .ssk. iuae Ist isss.-jA5r
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AssessmeD..No,iec.

To A. J. MooEEs
 You are hefvry notified that have e2p=-si,i oa- hundred Goii4rE Ia labor and irafFv Eslts, gfn iis Thorne CAiin CrosscBi Lode. Haratas u-lrgs. Hafa- pAl County Arizona. iu order Co bod e cad pFulse under the ErOvisions Of section szt. Revised ststus o! the Onsd atAigs and G Hgthin uiurfv uayr Hftrr tais Hotlcr. by publication. zoe fail fefEse to tribute your proportion cf Fuch expenditure, ca- osuer your interests tn sztd clslm EA bscurnr taa property of the subscriber, said Section 2zt.
 JAKE MARKS. Prescott. A. T. May sth. issl-9d.
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Assessment Notice.

To 4. J. MOORE:
 You are Arreby no-ihsi that I have uz71l-1e8 ,ao hundred foL.srs la labor A1d aEroy u1u core Ciairf Hu1nbUg Dstriei, Tsfrss ,olihfg. zona in ord-r bold 'he easd prr1asa Urffr . rr- visions og ser .-&. Revised st8tJaa af Islf.5 rtates: end z VIts8u ui Cey- aitr ials usi-, publication. you gsG CT re-use te coat Trade rasr Ir. portion of .li-h e-pensi turc 9. 70. --s said claim ~1ll b'c,ue ine property ot ;la .s lr. under said ssscitsA Z-s24.
 JtKE NsAKs. Prescott A. -'. May 7,k, Iss'. 95i
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Notice Fo- ''ublieation

Land OiIice Gt Prescott A. r,
 Iara l1&a, Izfr- t Nctice is herc5S given thai tisa foli9F zi usrzess settler has tled notice ssf he iEteogl1u make aaai proof tn support o- "a eizin. and aaa s1trF thereof The q. Land oiee. lrsseot1, E. t,I1 l-th G.y 5uy, Issls GUbfAv EEoEEa for aa E B af V e and ~ l of Q. "a Sec i8 and H t of 7 i4 Sec 2, Twp9. l. % E, aud Ranes Jsa f.tars1ag witnesses. viii: JUus esksr, D3oaac5 8zr zt a osgs Creagh- and H ll1m R. Nllg al ci sI.sl-rslias, A. T.. W.S EhLLh.
 lis5isgEE. Prescott, June IIih isso.
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Assessment Notice.
To Al MOORE:

To A. J MOORE:
 You hereby nutinsh that ! have sxprused enc kuD1red dolars in labor and Fosesncnts uun tas Corning Claim. Crosscut Lode Hum. us Istrl Iava- p4f County Arizona, order to hold tus said Fr,ass uneeT the provisions ssUfiou -f. l,es ssa Ettra oi the United staes, and e rsIn Einstg dave after thi- notiee. by publication, y0r fad retusr Cs- tribute your proportion uf sueA IeFl fislrr owner. your hgerrsf Ia said claim all become toe
 JAKE MAkks Prsscoi:, \. T., M,y 7th. issa-sai
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AssessmeDt oiiee.
To A J. MOORE:

To d ]. MOORE;
 You hereby n0tacd uaat have ekIe1.isi cfe hundred dolafz, &br and Improvements. .is Cock Claim. CFJsscug Lode. humbag DlfE Eriet GaFa- ai County, Arizona. order Co hold t8e satd igts uisfsr the provisions of Ssc:lGu 2f ilfssi sistga of he United States. and siAiu uiueIg das nifeI shis notice. by pub ca;un. you fa1 sefH-r s9 tribute your proportion Cf su.h teldlszFt. c1 CT, your iaterests n said C-zila s3 os.,. tae property of the subscriber uua5T sad fioH -.sls
 JAKE 1AEEs. Prescott, A. T. May 7th, fsso
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-25
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To A.J. Ms ore :

To 4. J. Moore:
 Ton hereby noti2sl tAzt have gzl sr 'ssl Cfr hGHdred doAfs in lztur int ,Eafrestlels aFrsa ,.a Net.aa mine, Hunl.ug lisir1ct XSsafli 3.n s hr- Eenz. order Co h8i1 she sst3 Flt-ses tse.r t.l provisions Of srptipn .-.-t Revised r.ataef rf tuiged states. and f uitiliu Liasty 4s, f.-r uce hy pubicatCA y2H l1l rrffa- ta l--as. yUur proportion cf sncl szTe11lsteze a- lg-sEEcr. yOar interest in s-id ri4la sH iisls rgelsstg st the subscriber u.4der sad secfios -4zl.
 JAKE MARAs- Prescott A. T.. May 2. fsso.-s8.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-25
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Neck Tie Party at wickenburs.

Wickeuburg, June 24th--Jose Marie was marder of a Mexican girl. Cause-jealousv. He asked her to marry him and she refused him; he. then shot her through the head. She died two hours after.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-25
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To Al. NooS:

To \. ]. No9sc:
 Ton are hereby nstiaei thsi h.y. sspa4s.-s one hslndred dOaArs ia labor aud iur-rra g4s.I tac Last Chance DC, uumhug LiSrtrt. .ra-4i c.l-fF. Ariz14a. tn orl-r Go ho.i satt f.- ga..r provisions of tccttnn -At l.ey-E@. .-.fHt.- Uniied states. Fud ii E- hia u5lsfy ga.- -ar tir- by Vubhcatioa you falf .r fuiaI-- CD proportion ci such tEpsa3. .,fr, 3ers,t iq ssiI claim win H.a5a fH i#...l r3 tscriboF under sa4d Hsci,.- --4 ItlL -fri,AS.
 Prescott A- 3., May e, lss.. +1d-