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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

S1~1e excitement hIs been cagsed in Wal street within the last few days by the sud den decline of an Arizona mIniog stock re- gently listed on the Stock Exchange. and concerning which most fattcrIng promises have Decn held out. Sc far as We can learn, this property has some vaiae, though the information to be had concerning 1t Is too meagre tO warrant any conclusion as to tine actual value of the stock In this con nection We cannot too earnestly reprat our oft uttered warning to the public, desirous of investing n mining properties, To act with caution and judgment There are, undoubtedly, mining properties iu cnHsid- erable number in th.s coun try that are re- markedly cheap and full of future promise indeed, the wealth of some of them has scarcely begun to be un,ieTs;ood; but the large majority of the properties offered for sale here affords scarcely any hope of an adequate return on the investment. The street is full of wildcats, and those who in vest in them blIndly are certain 10 be 'cinched' to use a mining express;on.-N I. Graphic.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Grant in Cuba.

4 Havana dispatch of January 2isf, slys The steamer Admiral arrived here this morning, having on board General and Mrs Grant, Col. Fred Grant aud his wife, Gen. Phil Sheridan and vile and two young ladies. As the Admiral entered -he poit q, small steamer belonging To Ihe Navy De- pertinent, and carryIng General ArIas, Ci,Ii Governor Ot the province of Havana and confidential Adjuiant ot Cap,a.n-GtacIai BlancO, several staff officers, Henry Hal. United states Consul, and q number Ui American ciiizenS, among them Gen. Webb. proceeded to meet the Admiral, which they boarded. General Arils then teaGefeG General Grant lhe hospitality or thu clty, and an abode in the palace, and sad Gap tain General BiaBco eXpre>scd regret at hut being ln inc city tn welcome Geter4l Granf, but thIt he hoped to arrive before the party take their leave. General Grant TcpuGa that he would be happy U0 meet Geaerai Blsnco. The whole party, immediately af;er an exchange of courteSics, boarded q small steamer and weHt ashore. Large crowds had assembled cn the wlarves and houses, to witness Inc landing of the dis tineuished visitor. On lanClng the party entered carriages belOngiGg tU She Captain General and were duveu 10 the palace, where. after a reception at the foot of !hc staircase by General .C4lleias, Wee Cover nor General, and Joaquin CdrbOne.i. ,. ScCTc- tary to Ire Government, they cn.e,.d and inspected the palace. The party inU sought repose from the fatgues of The voyage. Ali appeared t1 be in excellent health. sad said tbey had a pleasant trip.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
ehTTiH's safe.

In tas gisret roast %! t.se Thrl Judicial Dissric. of ihe F-rrt1.' s ArsJaa, al for ro,iBsy ur faraIsfs
 eLa F c,.,gt,. FlaIalG. susie Is u it,.l, c. Ncyuti Archie
 5ioi.zaa sIll lark CiiaiJ.s.iL
 Dele daats,
 rHd aEt Il tlture uf au order of -sis and Ss ca, Nl i-sue1 yut 70 Go. D,stIs,t guuts pf t.a q r Iu- lic=i If itigi st th- frrTlt.ry tzoA in all for ,lt el&Lty ui ts'sTai. i Ca. sb,ye sntltrd srtioa WIerss tt=r W Carte. th- -os.-..sasi plaat a. Aud ie sf-asEt C. N- 4rNstf. obf 4Irg tud In. s4t and 'grsUr 70 toragO. ar agstlst tv a,yr-b@niri defrd snT Au if hSHtsa. whigh ed lgs'- ulsut -ul decree ia ruosd tn Jagasst book vf -ali asi-tfi,i Cuuet eu i4lfs 20 7 tt7 sas roiiasssS to -sn shat U.g- tan +f,s -is to r4t.
 T'aa c"ri.iu rase iaoli g houae siiuai. and being nioh D' u"- isr s-Sea t' iu block number tAistecn tt9l A ,As ts uf esc-tl, iu tue coatty Jf Nays- tai- IU 'ne f-rrty rf AfsJt. th- sai1 lot being -ai 's 1gn1 4-D h- ssI1 l, uun,,rrss sesea f,t ta 5I.s llII'T ilrt.s1 isi tu a g., f,~t frpui- tng uf, tfl 4isl7s st tf and hf feet deer aBi t3, tqra situate being su stii 10 s.d sGf- rog@4lIi- =sf4 t ae sBs lDusss
 FutAe r1.se- '- hereby giy-a uaai C,.
 Saturday. TaG-Gary 14th, 1880 at is s-ia.t N. aha: a g il slout Q! tn. soar4 icEe 1r -a ti- s.aEr Uf frcrClif iu sslI conn. tI of staaAi. N - hr sSr de~eribrti rual s-ta. si iac sueagu t0 the highest bldaae as each 70 sats fy Eia rzp-1tlgg aud all oo-Is. Jos. R. EALKEs sheriff.
 by l.. B. sE- gAxss. Deputy. t-rs gtT s, F. Jan 24, Isyj.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Northern Arizona Prosperous.

In the latter part of December. one month ago the drought that had prevailed for four years in thls part of the Pacific coast, WAS broken by heavy rain and snow that cans ed the streams 10 run as of olI and the ground 10 become saturated with moisture. gain We are visited with fall of s0oW that surpssses that in December. which iE- suTes ihe Inhabitants of northern Arizona, beyond question, bolntifuI season.. Farmers who have patiently held 10 their possessions will not hesitate 70 plant every acre of land Miners will strain every nerve 10 develop their claims to ihevery utmost, and stoCkmen will lock it their herds grazing upon waving grasses, and good times will take the place of dark and depressing seq sons. With the great amount of moisture shat has already faIlon t!iis winter 9 glori- 0us and fruitful season is guaranteed. ena with it all kindS of property will advance at least 90 per cent, so that the benefits which come to Us with the raia and snow cannot be easliv calculated
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
SheiiG's sale.
!n the D!slEic. Court of she Third Gudiciai District, of tAe Territory of Ari. oua, iu anI for the County Uf NayspdI
 0:DEuS BROOKE PainIs

tkts. NErrA -sai t{, u WxsEs ki- wife iJescal'ts. nssT 4aJ by s.rtIr ,f ori-r of sale ~ul rxscu tut srsS-s upf yi Ias b.tri,f Court of the rhfd Iu aiciz3 bttElr cf ta tr9t r vf Ar.1o1s, Co and for y-.e tpUtTy 1f NsvaIisl tis ssl al ,t,. Nafys1 ttic54s t'-'-r ttr .fvS I,ia4tfyn s.t..i-G Js1La a.st -I arC.ss ff-, os- r against ttt st ssfs 4rss ii---.4A-s4t- Fsy Wri--g and il ';Its, Ea- cad a.Id -irCree is fgars.si iu jl1Z,.c1t t.sA ga s.a D.-..ct Ccgst. e pEses -s s', rS aih e', sr1 rsla,4-i Go g.. i faas certain leaie=tl, -n-at Al av1 viA-u-sr tse rtzlu iots e-l-E- al +rea1'fs ts th tnssS lsyai d, Tsrti- 'sz- 1t Ai,ssa-. taEsa Ger--4.ft aud -g.tieI ol t.1 1-5ia uai ur g--S .s s-3t Village ui s,ts fts s-s.l- l.s Ess t Rae vs.cC lls.- ,tstrr -- s.sais. 4f fE seo.is lots Hau4h. I'd Hr B. i5 ada }a, i'-lA LuIttf c.. Al.,, tho rast.fu Si ft1t q" lts llarr, i and 8. -a ile cs.t.rn lla Itt af Bod saityrst 4id Inc uaol- uuu.bsi -.S -H uns2.F z, agI !l.s ngt-svrut l7 -ad Ig iL blsck aulihe- a E-ifrencc is hereby uis.ie te Oa Cili sIsvlE a:s3 F..t siic of ths VsEe u rgt-cat fls i1eutn -tluB nF the cad several Iots liee-- and I.-css V ,-ua, Hsasa thereof may s~ Bvct--tr. t1 sati9 saisf l2giaaf, tis ALnif's sls 4as .rs-= @ns 4.r.ss 4urrd Sh4I42i q. Llre. lslursl.i iut-rssf, rtg-Iye sad aisty buusrith Ha.-"i dolArs custs aua ac, rlllag insrv-z @i t4r>, together Sith al sIngui.r tho 'rli' H hi- s- a-s-a.clis afi ptuitsgz here B. .-'i ii>tls at 4i suNv.se aQlcriAlHiug.
 t2ti-e AJ'-ss f' L.frH! l.rH. laat
 Sat irday. January 3ist IG0O = a'Siars- t.. ihat d-, iu Iront of the Court I-"S }l..s. yi Prescott ln said county f lssslsl, n8l s.5l at IaJIr auction thr above de serara ro-! B.teta, tav tishe bi1sE i1r C. sh ts lsEtl2fs sa-,i sse.ati0o sn c5sts.
 JpsEFIs ii- WALKER, Sherif.
 Ey L. B. sF. Aass. Dsfuis. f-aaCott. A r... saau5ry gth. iasi.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
RAILROAD MATTERS.

h s5LF.-as:.au eilh Nr Edward Haren. u.-o i- iese la ale interests of the Atciis5n, g-as aei santa Fe railroa1 eomusHy. s -s. .a E-4sl ;llt it is the car nest 5csi-c e. iae company t1 seca-e the freight traaia ei .s people oI Northern Ar.zal-. aa B. tl-t end Mr. HIr-a invites a atie.4,.sa e. .-. merchants and repre- seutat.Y5 ia.a fs sl..t tlgir directors and supcI.a,es .--.-s ....a-iug 60 pass them orer ,a..s .s-- l.e.. Ig b The intention, or, at i..,i. r..e a-...-af ,.e cJmpaay to have az u-4 -ar..... - 7..rh our merchants in re- gard +o Q t-s.l, va-slay supplies may be lalI loaa .H I.r.. .- es.afy at a greatly Tc.iuc. 5fl-- s.a.s aa4t .s noN paid, by ihe ,sag .f t....--.s Mir Hareu tells Us that ,a-ir ia.. s r.- approaching the Rio Gr4noe 45a fi.- H.-eef cl la for The com pict0n o[ l.. -.rI. ta Albuquerque in March. aas f. rs.H an its westward march v ..i b.. --tt -lmmeF. within req s9nAD.e l...-s-. ..i i'5--ent} He Is satisfied .isat by oat msIssr.'- making ihe necessary arr4Bcgusa.- .a .araardiHg houses al the term.4as al t.-.s road, freight can bc received t -a 4Iage. aEt such iha, will come ilso.1l la short tlme The little freight -sal .s-l ..-.<saa to Las Vegas, 100 miles fal..er a.. ,sao ihe present termi- nu-. s-d ..at . ja ass by teams in bad coa..t..a. sas .g poor Lfeightefs. Al 0f ihi- cs.s ..s .es.-iei i.y making contracts on sg.e.a,3 ..aa aa A;chison, Topeka 4ad ssut. Fa .ae one coming to ourI I....:. .t aaa. .ve aii the support from ssg I. 4 give it Let a de!eesi.a. l mea arrange to .o Eas. aa. eoa.e- -i. tle railroad off ,ia.s. ar a.. a-ssts.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Gen. sLer-sla ID FraEcis D. Clark.

Fancls F. Clark, Secretary of the Asso elstlan ar Ua.I!ora'a Pioneers, extended tC Gcp. Sherman s- iarts'isn 10 be present ,Dd meet H.s Ae., York comrades in cele bratiur ,t4 e4-lr aaa pioneers days Of Cali fornia. O. 5aaaarr ]9ta. a New York City The General b-5sy unable tn attend sent his regret. eoueae4 .u tha following beau tifal ia5@ua-c:
 fIeAugu. u..5sfas AEaT OF THE [. :. {
 WAsfiizs.rsE, D. C. January II,
 FRANCE D. Ctsl5S. Secretary California Pioneers, Es CogtilJIt street, New York Yg Ds4y s.. Ina lime has come when you are entitled t0 a complete answer tO your kia3 initiation [5f me Co join my New York c0mrad>- ft cc s,rating the carly and pioneers days Q. California, fixed for next Noulgy evening, t-.-aEFT the 18th. l re- Cret cXirsmeIy tsar .ts situation of affairs n t,aiarassa esa E.a Mexico, and the ab- s4nce al tfoa.r# -seriaa1. render IL i'm possible ios 3s- ! i.ag- Ey post of duty here 5u W.>..a .--a. ng.c day, for even s0 irmpuu: ca s.ui.
 Cah!oEu1a #.e .lMa5t r.siiZgd the Gre clan fau:s eF -.e..a..5.-. tha Goddess of tEitE lEktf lslfa- t.,8- aAl tAl Altt tbSl feet yraU,aa .r.s. 5a. ..s.sa Ct the scH. With her nsait5... ss- 4lu "ii CS wIth her ruld r,iitcglcz 5u .lse E~-4.e-E sunlight: her Iuxurv and eztrsTs- -tsGe riv2.ing tac oldest cities og the cssti. alJh ACs ltuiis and flow CTS glaiGe5lu- g.a eso ut fine most refined :; and with hcs rsi4.asas sHJ telegraph every where. Ca:ifoUaia ,t.Lds to-day the envy of mankind. Ne vu,.acr, then, that those who remember her as poor, Suhlugated Mexi- Gan province. when tr4ad had 10 be i'm ported from Chic and Gusymas wien iogjiias 1e .a.g P 7s and caya.e sea4 were the best to be haj: altu 8 traveller from MOE- terey to SG.fcs l'.r- required ten days for :he journey, sn3 lad .o carry his own food on his horse a- ulasr. zi.cp uy the wayslde au his saIula a.a.lc. v-aHDed la his serspc, and SSiIH a.! .ae |ef1eu'ng streams, 10 wonder. ! gCrss.. .l.- sc. W'l1 Tcmem Der these lnln~>. >aea... .---unla 51 Flew York to bear lestsiaaa. .a jac American energy winch has woE.e5 u.,s al> grand transfor nation
 Thcrclr-. a.s.su-s cannot Dc with you in b~dy , s-- sou viH consirge me as present in t..e s.....s Ma great respect,
 Your frie9.. a.1 fellow Pioneer,
 s5gn~a. Y. T. SIBERIAN.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

I Ns.
 GEORGE C WEBSTER AND
 CHARLES YATES, Defendants. Under aud hy yITtue Oi an order Of sale aud execution issued outL,lthe District gourt of the lhisd Judicial DlsifIc. ui tue IefruorN Oi Arizona, in and for Inc CoHuiy of GaVApsI lu the above entitled aciIOn, wherein Asl-is,: ! V kAutz- fhe above named plAiu.in ob tainPd a ludsment and decrce of fore obscure against tho above named .cfrnd- aD!> George C, Webster and JhArle, latc~ which Said judgment and decree |, recurdpd in judgment book : of the said Disiri,l Cour, OH pages lif, l4j, i4d, l47, Ills. iig, am com i iGauded i0 soil That certain, property, to wit: All and singular those certain lois, pieces parcels Of land or building lots situate lu ihc Village @. Prescott m the iouu.V Bt Navapti. Territory Of Arizona snuvn de- isfaied aHd described 1u the gilie ..!l i!a,. .ys piag of said Village of Prescott, As he salilu now appears on iI!e In the office Dl fhv Re corder Of saId Village nf Prescott AS iuis nnmbcr sixteen. tl5) etShtecH, tiS} tweuty. t-uJ and t~enJy-Iwo lZ-, in biDCs uUmbtv thirty four l34J each Of sad lols ben. ufty t5Ol feet in frontage hS une hUnur,.I and lif- ny il51l feet nj depth.
 Reference iS hereby made lo .hu official surHey ahd plat of the townsite oi he Ni- la-e of Prescott for the identification as the ssid several lois, pieces and parcels of iand, or >1 much thereof may Do necessary lo satisfy said judgement, Ihg sum of two hun died and iilty-seySn :sJ ls-J1 ,sol dollars pTiu- cipal and interest and tNcn-y i',r cent upon ilis amount oi principal suu interest. c1un- >cI -euS. and the further san, uf ufty-nHe G1-l0D ISjI,.5l dollars, co,t lax aHd cNI,eiISo of safe and accruIng costs.
 Together ~Itii all ano singular lac ,tnC- menis, hcreliiameIts and aYpuUonance> thereto, belonging or many Wi>e apperia,u- ing. Public notice is hereby gwen lhas 0n
 SATURDAY, JANUARY 3tst, tssp, at F o'clock N. of that day. ,8 ffDnl of lnS Court House door, in the Village of Pre- colt, in said County, of layapai, ! wili seii at Public Auction, the abogu described real estate to satisfy said execution and ali costs
 JOSEPH R. WALKER, Sheriff,
 BY l.. E. STJANLs, Deputy.
 Prescott, January 9th, IoSO.--td.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
MOlfgaEee's sale.

Whereas, the EnteTpr.ss Publishing Company, cor. P0TGiioa Guy iucorpors cd aud exstizs under the pro vision. uf tle Coupiled of Arizona T-rrif 5ry did on tne 18th day Of My. ls7s. make, and de liver unto the undersigned its certain deci cf convey aucs in WEitIs which said deed z eIvry auce is duly reorded tn the otbcs Of the Recorder sf Deeds kr. oi Isyapai c0uuty A. T., In b0-K of Chst;el Mort gsgos pages 2S7 to 331 whereby ssd corporation con. Nesed to ihe undrrsgued he onoa.ug praery to xit
 OGe hand presS
 One G0ryion job press
 Uue paper cutter,
 2j1 lbs Burseois news type,
 1ul lns Noaparrti type,
 5g Ibs Pea Roman tyIa,
 4' fonts job and advertising type
 ( fonts wood fyp@,
 Zcaee job furniture
 box meta. furniture.
 Impc@ "E ssJne,
 Sl lDs Minun Roman %
 case assurIed ruiss-sirz zle dyHlj.e .,,, dotts-I
 fogt of fancy border,
 fen. of word ornaments
 box Of wood regiet and borders
 dpqh3s stlirGs.
 }Db stone au1 tahIe
 36 Iob and news c.ses
 tatlss and b.nk-
 s.ork ol job lApes biEl he4tis. Isstr l-al', sene sy-',ei.eIt' Hei except 90 ruc, Essie % e-Lzs eL inc business or the office,
 Also, the gooi Ili Of the EH'er7ii<- lishil <cE- Iay D the bUsinsss Of prEtii SUH Id,si.i-ng t15- tSiu acnsiafer known thJ AszO1is EBfe -frisc.'' SJfa tally and wrekly.
 And -reas, The =AEi Clseya,e made sfsre- said h. slid EBteprse Fub!i>1us Company male in ~ecsire inc Hca of crSa n Proa1 G,-e fer yhe cum Of SL5g executed Sy sad Comp .yko the .,- Eel o1 the s4IE IJtn ihf or May 4s1ss
 And vh def4ult hs Dern ls i,. the paynen of sad note according s- tenor and effect And wberas by the said a4iie ortsAre Afores4.d snouid ,isf.at be made fns undersigned erutoxerpi ts ssI -zs,i rropert-r e1ectd aud good tI a. above ss Iorth la or ary r-t thereof zt pube Yende to th~ hta idjtr fc cash ID haud by giving n0ttce or the ne place En ~ ms Oi raie ot sad property for the space f yId1ys ir fac Arlz0az Weekly Miner. ~ai fl, tg he lib.sad V~eAs and once week ring sad riod sid Hpou e PA! i ii oi the purciase money zizn e cute sl0 ie'lFrr e0oveyance Ct ssst pro,.rTT so ElI 10 tF- 'i chaser thereof aud all with t, uroezsds of '%ld safe pay O the expenses of rsid sale and Brzt tb cSlo prom ssory h'.E the balance If zuyf fl trs sad fui'Fpsss Pu olsning Goa psEy Or lts lss resr~ Seuta3syes- Nov therefore l. Eva LsN1r tIis mortgage Ip nsts nor gage nsfne1, fn Iurs of ss d..- au in-sr Gsif yi cstFsun e. T1 s" tn- Erye -t;-furl and de- stf't-l rsoila pr0ps Y, -eciz and g0oz wI r ss, Heii sArr' ss may be u-ce-szs ys ti= stove premises considered at I1blic yeaJus,Uu the 9th day of Feb'y. a. D. Ee3o Q. ' 1'- oi 'ae aFl% inan ns ssy1paf- ga as.GIgnls stff ll fAr village 0: Pru-c3rs, an4ua, ag tE.iT. clock ua,a oi sad lSst s s7, 55 s.e 3s-t l,i- der scr cash EVA IAHt.Fl N,rr,.-.s frssro;:s Arizona. JaHuAry g I-sG -.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

Sine sbs a.rt.r af 1857, northern Ari- .ona has nyt yf -.H,r5 ssch A favorable aspect for Eases..r .s l. d9es at present. Al tha, time. avsH o t-c insecurity of life and property a.. ar tise Territory on ac- count a. i4J.eL 4,. r.i,rs and thcfts, but lit- tla plaefs>s ua~ made il tue way of tilling inc soil eaH fa1 .aar.as seeTc comparatively feu congas-f t. .at sa now have. After -.o-e ca.co.ata. -aaa lI.e acres that will be plsntlt fs.s -a st Kirkland. Skull, People. Chime. B e.sra anj Agua Fria valleys aj H-..ass Gs5rs, tAe country sur round.u- F-a..ss ! the entire Verde coun.ry. v- Hzs Haaf fae sc.regate will reach Gu.ea gasa 4 This land will be pian,rl u1la vs 4fley, corn. potatoes and a.i ths vlsie-..- b vegetables. and ii wa mnt.Ie a.s e.si season se eIii uo' have ,e esa3. 9aeaUacks, gold dust anI silver su aa -oa,sldc county for bread sro#.# ead5 al.a reasonable prodaciiyon,ss er f4s and ir is within req s0a iu Uc.;rs 'ta i f.as Ecgded at the militar, H.sts .a Nagyhcrn Ariz ua can tc furnished .r ..,4s-s .a5 1oar manufac,ur- ers of Tass! 2. ,-aal. Ieis not necessary Ia urge ibe .I..ar< 4' iag zp.i to exert them sa5-es .a --cjr- .ht, every acre IS planted ,he 9wuers of .aal ercrrS hcrc in Yayapai county .Ee -roa--a fa ttc necessity of i'm proving :he -s.'.. opportunity, and under DO aoaatt:.f5sa aiU faey allow 1t to pas. unbccicd. NH. tae apeaing up of our ulHcs. which a,. ,ess aaE attracting great deai a. ai;esl a.. ta ae .a-re cities of ,hc ,asi. 8 is,e. .a-.a.a .sfil be added to our population all auca 8ore farm pJoduce vii hs Ussie, .a#u heretofore, and thC market wiz fetIafs afEs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
NEWS BY TELECRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPtToHAs ID HE
 DAILY ARIzoS, MINER
The Railroad Boom .

Phoenix, Jan. 2. A spccia! to the Herald from MaTicopa says that nine cars of steel rails passed here to. night. and twenty more are expected, for railroad construction
 The items from Tucson are specials to the Herald:
 The Supreme Court convened from yes day.
 Surveyor General Wasson returned from the East.
 A special to the Citizen says that OF the sth of February, a chartered palace ear, containing Philadelphia capitalists, mem. bers of the Oron Mining Company, will leave that city for Tucson.
 4 little girl who attempted to get on q traIl wagon was knocked of and ihe wheels passing over her killed her instantly. The Pima Republicans met and elected delegates fast evening.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
r1aisa Civilization.

! Facts have FIorcd not only that the American Indians age not decreasing in numheFs, Lui that ,;.ey aTc advancing rap. idly in civilization. of tie entire number, estimated at @.J.o30. jG,009. or about one fifth, Tccciyc rat5oE5 fram inc government. 1ha number a. Tl'iogs issued Is steadily diminishing, t@r iu-5a.ac. i2,OJ1 ratiuas nOW gwen ,0 hc A-vri H~, sill cease tn be issaea next year. A.,ar.; 10.C0J Indians are living ua.er c5n-t iu.iuns and written laws aa"r.c3 aHi administered by themselves.
 Iner. are ii2 ,h.5 who Wcar citizens dress
 i,c>e occupy -. l93 houses There are main
 Tains1 HElua@ 'hc tribes 330 schools, in
 which a~- II.5lJ scholars; the sum of
 %}@5.5519 j, e&uau1rj on education, and 40,-
 &9z hsve learned to read. The number of acres "l land cu.5igs;ed hy Isdians within
 'he jurisdiction .i tae United States Is
 29e.i5i. 5ao tatai uf bGsheIS of wheat
 ra.aei hy them Fl 1877 Was GSS,I ,I2S; of carn, 4,555,S12. fhe h"g,cs and mules owned sre -ls.2e5. cattle 2l7 ,SS3. ard the sheep 4,T, fi4 These l.c;s are proof tliat the prare policy rhe national govern B,eas Is i.r lrofs being failure. Dr. Clark, "@e ot the styT-.a.ies oI tha American
 B"4rd. ,,a@ e&H.cs-e., .iig opinion that our
 thG:Hus l,.- made more progress ia civili- zajion in ,t" la>l 7,caJ.. tlian during the preceding li.ty years
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

Sacramento, Jan. 23d.-The Republican members of the Assembly were DO lcd last night on Presidential preferences, with the fodowing result: Blaine, 22; Grant. I3: Garfield, ?; Washburne, ?; Conk.ing, sher- man, 1 Thurman, Bayard. l.
 HOW THE DEMOCRATS IND w0KKuEN STAND.
 The Presidential preference of Democrats ard WoFkingmen of the House is as follows: Seymour, 6; Thurman. 2i; Blaine, 1; Davis. l; McClellau, l; Bayard, -
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Notic. of Asie.s.nent.

r. Jsssse 3li-s, James F.Erg Esd AlszaRd.F D.''a-
 .HeRs
 I-sa sfs rffsy uQfl4-d ta3f have Txpea8ss4 Cue g1fl-Es-f s, 4-ss sa-r Lt1 lIrrus -lats upon Inc slE 1s.s s, Hdsssa. nssi n distFct, lssaFsI ccUn- s. ,r.x1Bz ga y.i-F Es1 said prem ULsier Ee As,s section I51E Revised ststuss- 0t EE= Iaiyi -i1t, Sss! sf ~ltuJ ninety days assr tis tr. Sy 1il tiJ yvu fa or reiu-s to contribute ygEr pF1,fIlvu s1 sGci sKPonditurr eyoEEcrS. yOu: h. tsissls Ia s&3 cisEi NlI become the Hr0I~ity O( he sgt-zr1st4~ under sad see;'OH 2S1s- A. sEkLLI. s s-4is.7s[5 A f., k>ss s@ F---
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
4 Fragrant Breath ard PearIx Tee!

4 Fragrant Breath ard Pearly Teeth
 Are easily obtained by cleansing your teeth daily with that iustiy popular deniifrice, 70 znaont. Composed Of rare anliSeptic herbs, il impariS whLeheSs to the teeth, a delicio1s aroma 10 the breath, and preserves intact from youth to old age, the teeth. Acidlty of the stomach will destroy Inc strongest teeth unless ite, Citec,s are couuteracied with SDz0- don't, and this pure tO0ih-wash protects the dental surfaces by removing every inpuTity that aahcres 10 them. Ask yoar druggist for SULod0nt. tfebl5eod
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
sock Ranch For sale.

t STOCK E5S:H FUE SALE, CAPABLE OF -~ &'js stlilg siYfs kaaor to ao iEaad head 0f caFiis- siial-1 s u tre-s Hlllss east of the fesi@ 4s1ty sEr,s ui Izzuug izI. t~e.Te z0'.s 'f Nil-1l arg elsir c:slsS-i1B spring tgHiE water euou2s ~sr- sfrSst- rEy sc-fs. toad hyuse and GtH % i4n sgF5 For furtAyT gssIrlisTs sBq are o5 F. B. .oHf.-t, Pges-.utt, 4. D..
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30

''John. " said a dot;ng parent to her gor- mandizing son, ''dO you really think lhat you can eas the whole Of that pudding with impuuity:" "l don't know, mar, replied the young hopeful, 'but can with sp poon.''
 A physiognomist says that large ears de- note generosity, which Is Prooably the reason why mule squAaders his hInd legs. N |. Herald.
 Conductor (to Brown, who is pIc'ty nearly pumped ont with running to catch bis oX- press busl-"All right, sir, all right. Dom. iiurry yourself, you're gaining. ."-tuu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
as.rs.nicns Nn:iCe

To [. a. FEas3s I oa arc hereby notified that hare . E4aE si and tssuts tioars Iu isfoF sss1 4tsf-fs ra1FEs 0I1 inc sfcoEd szteBs of Dstsa s f--iyr i..-s! i-st Hsssy Ajarupa Utssscs, EzFsT4f EvlsSI, AsikJua. iu order t0 hold r.sz us; r si.s -0ss,lis sf -sttou Glf. EeSzef '-s tife s3tf f--, ssa thu ssif~ty days asr~, 4,lS Eo.iea yi pail-si-Ja sod Ta rsfase yorT prgBft!lH of s9,a exp iiiscsre Os--, yar uerI a, sad calm 7s3A isc0us tiss prop ef5F 1l sils tlss-Ti-E slsl3.E azhs sac-s0a -szf-
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-01-30
Notice oI Assessment.

-H ,~E LA " KEN EE aui OtheFes
 Ton ase hereby nctlned thst hare czPsaaea enc El'rt3 'i@s' 10 iAif and SaT .u-utz. Ufsn the f&FIhe ~tlNh' s5aAcS tiil~, tAEp23 Count. .rl.,a iA ur1er Q hyti tae ssii pre-z 1aIer The E of section 23 {, Revised Statutes of the J-ultst ss and Sithu a-Hetf days a-trr a tsc- l,v r.,,l
 hon, 5u iaL CT refuse to contribute you~ r.r,tl-t. ot such expenditure as cp-osR-r as son fsil r M t0 pay Tor tIs AdNe us~tnsnt yCur luterss, I- raja claim ViIl become tne prup-r.y ai the sub-.r ,-,. -Aia o'-fooh -''zs- JOHN CHANDDWGSE.
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