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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09
Second District Convention.

The Republicans of the Second Con-
gressional district met at White River
Junction to select two delegates to rep
resent them at the Chicago National
Convention in June. On roll call 136
delegates responded to their names,
% from Caledonia, a from Orange,
20 from Windham, and 30 from
Windsor county. Judge Poland
was chosen chairman, and on as
Stunning the duties made a very brief
speech-sayiDg a good word for Ed
munds, hoping the convention at CHI
cage would nominate him but who
ever it nominated he expected the NOM
inee would have every Republican vote
cast in Vermont, as he would every
true Republican vote of the country.
On coming to business, Col. Roswell
Farnham nominated Col. John b. Mead
of Randolph for delegate, and IL. Z. lde,
ESQ.,, nominated Henry c. Belden, ESQ.,,
of st. Johnsbury. Both were elected
uipa rOce, without a dissenting voice.
E. Ely-Goddard was nominated us Col.
Mead's substitute, and A. Z. Rankin,
ESQ, as substitute for Mr.. Belden.
This completed the legitimate bust
ness of the convention, which perhaps
lasted fifteen minutes. A delegate
from Springfield then rose and said his
town instructed its delegation to max e
a motion TO have the district cOnven-
ton held within the district, and not in
connection with the state convention,
as voted at the late state convention at
Montpelier. This brought out an AMI
mated debate, participated i'll 10y two
Springfield delegates, H. G.. Idle, Esq,
of this place, Lawyers Smith of Wells
River and Dunnette of Ryegate, Col.
Farnhanl, Norman Paul of Woodstock
the chairman, and others. The sup
pOrters of the motion claimed that it
was business that belonged especially
to the district, that the state convention
had no business with it, that it was an
assumption and Capitalization of power
ii Conklingism that should not be toll
Grated. The chair ruled the motion out
of order, from which decision Col. Farm
ham took an appeal. The discussion
went on briskly until the chair explain
ed that the resolution adopted by the
state convention (Which resolution he
drew and presented, by the way), gave
every advantage to the districts that
conventions in the several districts
would do, while it accomplished the
work in one convention and with one sci
of delegates, instead of four conventions
and four sets of delegates, as this year
The chair was sustained in his ruling
and after adopting an Edmunds resolu-
ton the Convention adjourned.
The delegates elected are both well
known and representative men. They
are understood to express a first choice
for Mr.. Edmunds, and to he opposed ia
Il third term. We consider the Conven-
ton did well in their selection.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09
REAL ESTATE
AND BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS
FOR SALE.

In consequence of i'll health wish to sell gu l "
Real Estate in st JOhnsbury. Vt. oonsl SUI it
store dwelling and lot, situated on the We 81
of r. X. Street opposite Randall Bloch ~ g,al
building lots situated ON Clark street III The hl
stock of Boots Shoes and Rubbers, with an ~
lures belonging to the store and shop ali,,nrr.
rare chance for man to go into man ~ mon I'D
and sale of boots and shoes, having DetI IA
in that business at this location for inr Ind ig
wears In fact no better location can DC ~, i. %
town for any kind of business. Real 5e', ,nr fol
vancing in price and now is favorame ''
the buyer as il must he sold. r an tbs
For further particulars inquire OF 0WHnn OWN, A.
place. -. 4 r LO' g1.S
/ St. Johnsbury, April l, lss0,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09

Canadian lnmbepmen are In high
spirits at the good prospects for next
season. Large contracts have been
made by almost every mill owner, and
mills will have to work the entire "a
hours daily.
The Journal of Commerce has raised
its price from Sl2 to SIS year in con-
sequence of the cost of paper.
The sheriff last Saturday emptied
into the sewer leading into Back Bav
,652 gallons of ale and 30 gallons OF
strong liquor.-[Portland Advertiser.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09

INSTRUCTION on REED ORGANISING
have received from Oliver Ditson &
Co., publishers, Johnsop's Parlor Organ
Instruction Book. 1t is claimed that
"three-quarters of the reed organs in
the country are in the hands of persons
who don't know how to play them
which we judge is safe estimate-and
that this new book teaches how to play
all kinds of music on this now very
common piece of household furniture.
The book is for sale by w. H. Nelson,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09

The wife of Adjt-Gen. Ross of Indi-
ana, has received from the young wo-
men in the treasury department at
Washington, a small cross made of
S20,000 in redeemed greenbacks that
were ground and nodded into their
present form and stamped with quaint
Inscription.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09
WASHINGTON COUNTY.

NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SocT-
ETY.-The trustees met at Boston last
week, and voted to hold the next fairat
Worcester, on the same terms as last
year, to appropriate the same amount
of premiums, and to have SIX Judge,
for each class, one for each New Euu-
land state. 1t was voted to extend m
vitatiOns to he present at The exhibition
TO the president and vice president of
the United States, Gen. Sherman and
the commissioner of agriculture.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09

A man named Porter. an emu,
Searles veneer factory, NewprorfS Ii
down on drag saw with sufIic fiont' st
phasls to cut flightful flesh ~ Eli.
some five or six inches in lepgiL i"oohj
mexpressible portion of his ;tnato,n ,'t
William Wilson of Barton T,n5!
conductor on the way freight an jug
mead caught between two bark e c,', bis
rus station last Thursday, and 'S at
pretty badly bruised. ""u Vas
The best butter is selling at %
I'D Newport, and farmers faces venl'
bland as May morning. ''e a'
There are about forty Gases 90
sles in aud near Newport Cent VI nea,
case has yet proved fatal. 'e' No
I Rev. Mr.. Austin of Newno,.
driving near the gravel pit by NJ, TTnt
jamin's on Wednesday, was tbromn' ~.
of bis carriage by the fright of his La,%
and somewhat bruised. His car r%,%
was badly demolished. The borsa ' t''9
fright at passing train, which ,t 't ,Is
point runs very near the highway, "'
The Universalists of Barton IN Il
3lst of March, completed the orpani ns
ton of their society under the ham, mag a,
the First Universalist Parish of B,,too
Measles are making pretty thoronaI
sweep through Salem, in many c,' ou
whole families are down with them
Gen. Swift of Boston has been invita-
to deliver the Grafton at North T,-
Memorial Day. ivy
Derby boasts of a teacher WboL.
taught 80 months-a good 1ac, "s
Newport has one who has tonoG '' ~
TERMS IL terms i'll district No. 7.
Jonathan Mills of Craftshpr,
years of age. and the Oldest ne,so.
town, has been sick several WeeE 9"T ~, .
is now recovering. oO'
Charles Doody of Derby VITO went ia
California last fall has been heard from
He has gone to the Sandwich Island,
where he is at work backsmithiug.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Most of the striking quarrymen a.
West Rutland have returned to work Al.
the old prices.
DIR. G. j. Crowley, a practicing ply.
stefan of Rutland, about 40 years old
committed suicide Friday noon by TAX
ing 30 grains of morphine. The caus
is rot known.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Central Vermont railroad man
gers have decided to remodel tba ,,a,
senger station in Montpelier. at an es
timated cost of $500.
A. E. Richardson, brakeman on tLe
Central Vermont, was killed ahnu,
half-past two Monday morning. at Wa
terbury.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09

Representative Republicans from all
parts of the state have issued an adj
dress to the people, since the above APP
peal was made, demonstrating against
the nomination of Gen. Grant. Not be-
cause he has not been of great service
to the country, which they freely adj
NIT, but principally from the fear that
his nomination will disorganize the Re-
publican forces, lose us the election,
and destroy Republican influences.
We should not make issues against ma
tional safety, nor try TO uphold the for
tunes of this man or that; we have no
votes to spare; the southern states are
he has had accorded to him honors
that were sufficient for Washington,
jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and Jack
son; the limit of eight years has been
an established precedent for nearly 80
years; an administration of eight years
is apt to create divisions in any party :;
Grant was no exception to this rule |; a
considerable body of republicans are
dissatisfied with some of his methods
and personal affiliations the canvass
will be apt to turn upon his methods
and measures, instead of the important
issues of the day, and the whole matter
would prove a great calamity to the
country. Under these considerations,
and several others, while the remon-
strants do not desire to dictate to the
Republican party, they wish to public
ly express their opinions regarding
what they call an important crisis III
party affairs.
Mr.. Moody, worn by his hard work
in st. Louis during the winter, is tC
spend few weeks in Colorado.
Another California agitator, Cannon
one of Kearney's aids, has been sen-
fenced to pay fine of 81 900 and be
imprisoned six months.
The German government is trying t.
stop emigration to America. Then, too
the health of the German emperor il
not good. So Germany is in trouble
and anxiety.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09
st. bloomsbury, VT, Friday, April 9, 1880.

q This Paper may be found on tIe at Geo. p.
ROloea d Co.'S Newspaper Advertising Bureau 90
Spruce ST. ,Chere advertising contracts may be made
for II IN Nei0 York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09

To The Republican State Conven-
ton is postponed till June %, because
of the meeting of the Army Of the Po-
tomac at Burlington the previous week.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09

music dealer on Eastern avenue, who
can explain more fully its advantages.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09
7. c. FLETeHER & c.:

Have just opened a large line of Nar
Prints. Cambries, Monies, Gins-
hams, American Dress GNod, IL ties,
designs and colors, Black SILKS wa
ranted mt Old Prices, Black aud {.
ored Cashmeres and AIpaccas wit
Striped and BrOcaded Silks, Satin
Velvets and Hastings to match, g-
Guiding Old Gold, Fancy Ribbon,
FIinges, Laces and PassementeiN
Trimmings, Bretonne, Torchon
Mechlin, Val, and Languedoc Lace.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-04-09
CARPETS.

Elegant line of New Tapestry BRUSSELS, Extra 81
per, ingrains, Hemps, Canton Mattings
Oil Cloths Mats and Rugs.
Magnificent line of Plain and Decorated
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
BALHAsoUE.

TAe long looked for aEd much talked of masquerade came oG st the Theatre build iug last evening, thirty nine couple psrtici- pa-iag. D. Keada.l aad Jaige Cartier acted ag foor.mauayers, An Wah furnished @ good iulc'i, and everything passed of as merry Ls a marraige bell. The most perfect costume among the ladies was that of Miss Evans, ne!ee to lion. ". NJ. Baffam, who appeared as young celestial lady. T. J. Morgan boEe oa the prize among the gen. t.emen as hs.ing the best costume. The f3ilosiug were the different imper- soast.oas as nearly righ; as we were able te catch iAcm.
 LADIES TS COSTUMES. MlssAlicc Wilson, Pocohontas. Miss Wilcox, pinS domino.
 Miss Hattie Evans, China girl. Miss Carrie Wilkins, Spanish Princess. Mrs Frank smith, Red Riding Hood. Missc, Mi.e,. evening dress. Miss NcCAa,eck, Court I.ady--p0mpa- dour. Nl-s DoIj. MINER and Democrat. 1Liss Marian Wilson. Red Riding Hood. Mrs. Allen and Mrs. lIa.l, travelling suits. H-s Cartier, Queen of tue Bqnditti. llss k.s,ey, NargueIita.
 Mrs Coles BasLl0sd, domino, evening dress. Mr- Herzog, Circassian girl. ,,ga Blake, Lady Gay Spanker Mrs. H-isA;, Quakeress.
 Irs. E-a-a, Queen ot Hearts. Mss Blake, ShepheIdess. Ers Wm BuGUm, black domino and hood Miss Atkinson, Snow Flake. Mrs. S-! Lewis and Mrs Clark Churchill, Si-ters of Charity.
 Miss Lille Jones, Countess.
 LADIES IN EVENING DRESS.
 Mrs C Bean, Mrs " C Bashford. Mrs. Jake Marks, Mrs Parker, Mrs Beach, Miss Basbfoid, Miss Kethroe, Mrs Blackburn, Ms Col Martin, Mrs l. Fisher.
 GENTLEMEN IN COSTUME. Jake Marks, Chinamsn.
 James Cough, domino.
 r Head,
 J F Martin, Louis XIV.
 Frank Meador, Irish character.
 MT. Rutherford, domino.
 Coles BasllJTd, dOinino.
 r W E ake, Louis KY.
 II Campbell, Sailor.
 Mr IIuichison, Claude MelnGtte.
 Johnny Bourke, Sailor.
 C II Curry, Count de Barada.
 Major Dake, Custer Cavalry Uniform, Charley Curtis, M4sher.
 " C Bsshford, domino.
 F " RisIey.
 Mr Burmister, English tourist.
 Hugo Richards, domino.
 Matt Larkin, fancy costume, Postillion. IT Morgan. Mcphistopeles,
 Price B-han, Postlllion.
 Sam GoidWater, Postillion.
 Morris Goldwater, Prince of Paradise. J 4 Anderson, domino with skull and cr0ss-boncs.
 Sol Lewis, domino.
 Lieut. Wilcox, domino.
 II II Carlter. Bandit.
 Joseph Curtis, mask and sheet
 L Wolienbcrg, Catholic priest. l. Fisher, Captain in the Army. " C Foster, 4 Aimiral.
 JanItor Long, 2, Judge Tucker.
 Mr JenGiHg-, domino.
 GENTLEMEN IN EVENING DRESS. V T BuIum, Dr. Kendall, Dr. Mckee, Col. Riddle, Captain Haskell, NJ T Herzog, and Hon Clark Churchill.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

B. II. Smith and Adelph Bruch returned yesterday from a trip to the Santa Nara and Weaver mining districts. At the San ta Maria, Nr. Smith tells us, that Pat Rior- dan i' doing some excellent work on the HaYc5 mine, owned by parties living at San Jose. He thinks that the Hayes is one of the forcmost mining properties in the terri tory. MT Smith has secured an extension oa the Hayes which assays well. At Wea- yer, he says some f0 men are at work in tie plac,rs aad averaging about S6O per week. On the top of Rich hIll a few men are at work making about five dollars per diem. At the base of Rich hill NIT. Murphy has dis covered vein of gold quartz, three feet widc and immensely rch.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
MONDAY.

miner picked ID, ilst week, on tue top of Rich hill, Antelope, a nugget worth $35.
 Theatre on Saturday evening, on which occasion will be presented two or three charming farces, etc.
 The PheniA Expositor, We hear, is to be removed 10 Tombstone. Cant youch for the truth of ;he report.
 Sing, brothers, slng- "happy day, happy happy day We cannot recall to memory the rest of it.
 Judge Silent. E. " Rislay and Mr Ruth srford left yesterday for the Prince mine. They return to-m0r-ow.
 It will bc seen elsewhere in the MINER. under the proper heading, that Doctor W. E. Day has taken unto himselfa peter , half.
 Mrs. Clsrissa Green and Mrs Cornell have caused large number of shade locu,ts to be planted on thelr premises. Cortcz street The locust is by far the best tree that can be planted for shade in this section.
 Rev. c. II. Adams delivered very interesting discourse last evcnIng at the Marina street church. It was the commenc- ment of series of lectures that this geptle- men proposes to deliver. Every person in tswn should turn out and get the benefit of of these instructive lessons.
 MT. Eckhoff has opened an office in Pres cott, and can be found at the building where formerly was kept the Whipple Park club rooms, in the Tear of the Bank of Ari. zona, where he can be consulted in anything appcrtaining to nj, line, that of drawing maps, civil engineering, etc
 We noticed at the office orF. ". Blake. 132 bars of base bullion from the Agus Fria smel,er, from Silver Belt ore These bars average 90 pounds, cousequartly the whole amounts to ll.s01 lbs The bullion is worth over $500 t) thc tua. and .h, fur mace yields one ton daily This. fora small mine, being worked hya handful os men. we consider good
 Xr. A. M. smith > In from Smthyi!Ic and informs Us that everything is looking we'll both at mill and mine. When wo.k was commenced at SmithviIle, the Supcrin- tendent encountered many obstacles to sue cessful milling on account oc defective ma ehinery, and about thc time hc had over c>me all these th;ng-, th' c>tr.ms cold weather came on and he was coupclltd to close down for thirty days, With She ad- vent of warm weather, everything opens up with great promise.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
Local Intelligence.
SATURDAY.

Fstser Dersehes returned home iron PheniI this morning
 Mr. sh iverz, wife and daughter, Frances are on visit in Prescott
 Jsck-of-sll-trades IS desirous ofeagagng several laborers.
 We hear the nex-sn.er;ainment by the Markham Troupe vii. be given on Saturday next, March 9th
 J.G. Campbell re ceiged today, from lt, mil of Smith t Woolsey, ten thousand pounds of family aous,
 Doctor W. F. Day returned from TiptoF and Bradshaw last evening, having arranged for starting hospital in ibe mountains.
 Eugene Aram ha. taken up residence il that porton of the h,use adjoining Mrs wstsOn's millinery est4ji. lmeat.
 Dr. AinswoTlh, sr are sorry to learn, j. down with fnll grCsn case of the measles
 The Sisters of ss sosepA have bought a very fine piano, which they ihey intend placing in their school
 Photographer Mitchell took several very fns views this morning of West Prescott one view in particular, that of t1e Prescott feed yard and several lG-mule teams.
 Cbino people think the A. T. < s. F. K .~;H sf- d. er, quence thriving town will spring up iI that section.
 Services at the Catholic Church to nor row will bo as follows: At 70 30 A M., mass at7 7F.x-, Instruction, subject, "Hhy do Catholics confess 10 priest! followed by benediction.
 HERE'S X CHANCE.-An honest man o some means, who deserves good wife, can hear from Massachusetts widow, lspieudid housekeeper--aged 4Jj who coIld make his home and his heart very happy, by address. Ms. s. Clark, 239 s Duh st. Philadelphia, Pa.
 Hon. Thomas Fitch, We see by the Tue son papers, has formed co-partnership in that city with the law firm of Farley & Pomeroy. This will make the stTonces, law team in the territory, as Fitch has no equal in Arizona as an orator. He has al- ready given the citizcns 0f ,Le ancient city specimen of his oratory in a speech deliv cred on Thursday evening.
 The Six Chinese Companias of san Fran cisco, upon receiving information that the Board of Health had passed resolution de cl.ring the Chinese quarters a nuisance. posted up the following pl4caTd:
 "The Government ha, js-, passed law condemniEg Chinatown as a nuisance, and our people must beware "t It and keep their places in good condition aul avoid complaint. The people will have us punished and fined if We violate thc law"
 DrssoICTIoN.-By aa advertisement else whe:e in the MINER it will be seen that the law firm of Messrs Fitch X Churchill has been dissolved. IL is a source of sstifaction however, that we are Tot to lose both of these gentlemen as citizens Of Prescott. Mir. Churchill, who is recognized by every one to be a most thorough, able and carerul lawyer and safe counsellor, ay well as use ful citizen, wilt remain here and make Pres colt his permanent residence.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

I'll. S.a Francisco Chronicle is authority for the report that some one has preferred charges against the Hon. Chas. Silent. Who the person is that has preferred the charges or what their nature may be We are unable to state. Judge Silent has filled his official position with great ability and fairness, and certainly the charges referred 10 cannot pos sibiy have any direct bearing so far as his duties on the Bench are concerned, therefore We appreheni that the fire will end in lit t.e smoke. In fact, 80 great was the conf- dcnce and esteem ia which the people of this Judicial District held Judge Silent, tha. one year ago they urged upon the Terri tosial Legislature the necessity of passing an act, giving aim, from the counties of Yava i,tud Molarc the sum of $2,O0O as an iu duc.meEt ,o keep him on the Bench.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05

The address of Hon. Levi Blshlord will b.. hereafter Room 60, 1l5 Broadway, New Yoik. Mr. Bashiord .s actively engaged in mining matters and doing much good for Northern Arizona by placing her mines be- fore the people in the East in their proper light
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
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 There are rauy at the oi t'isv Co .ix y who are troubled with toa fre -:r e,4oa;lou ol badds often GccouI aned by sl t slarJius or burBng sti. satiOu, and a veaEue-s ct ta system la ul-uusr Nt patient cannot account for. DE exam ming uc uTirai deposits Topy se,rlyu; o4t,u bc found and times small particles of a.uUeu Tl appear, the color Nl be of a t:a Iui.alsh hue, again changing a dark and torpid appearGnr,. There many die oi this difficulty ignorant of the cause, which stage of seminal weakness. Dr. S will guar Der feet in all cases, and healthy toratioL the gentle urinary organs
 OFFICE HoURs-lD 10 and to g. Sundays from l. to II N. Consultation free. Thorough examination and adyice, $. Call or address,
 IR. SPINSEY S CO.,, Juoe1dSwlY No. ll ktIrney st.. Sap tTauctsco r. S. To private diseases of short standing, fui course of medicines sufficient for cure, with all in strucons s be sent to any address receipt of slO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05


 Physical and Mental Debility. vliaI Waas1sss, Ser- vuusuea-, LoE grilts. L4.F.ru .+ N....u-.. af Una Limbs and Back L3-9 al &ls.ll.- E5H-r i-.Iise1.l- tlOu and lac4tzli..y for labor .-I s.-r u--s eE- has:el feeling, -.a-EF se es-r4sr. r.-t-l1a of tac h5-rt. -utnfss aI L5pr1t. -.r, -s .- a-lrl .. aversion t0 suclst7, lJte Oi .e .a t.al.-. s-f L - trust, loss oi lu-f.4a A .-a, l...-.ea. l1aral- 1es e! the 1la l-.- a t.-. .--e. s.L-a. u- on - lsl1rI1itle- Ca ..- sl cured by tEl tl-t- y oelrig-iri plss4e--l,
 l.. j. GZAlhAl, E, D. lis n-et.loI os curing .-l.. l- f.c.--y las o.-- tulk!losl go gta=-s' and .e. great alas..s. .. tones u. and slIss r-a t-. ,.-. s .-. 4--fe.s -l gloom aud desp5--.-c., .-....s sad sle-e4as tl b.5oa l4parc- s.t,ll Ia si4 tl.l,r, eto.. laa aF.. re4gs4ies aud if y-l-or-f,s O.. t.llre bang tsa l raii.d and body. l4l.ua-ll. .-...- .9-4.l 4t-1s- cousllIru'lUn. eilirI -l- .t.e Hl stomach -.t s- ueys, ltFcr clIuI4-.u-s, .'-. t-.a..I I...- s .O suferi1g from t-e E..s l-! l-l-re..gas o. yog-li seInIEa Se.Aness, s--, -.e .,-.sl O! ptI- i..Eeit cure
 Dr. CZAFKAY, one ol .ae Ilur: successful lasdic4. Ir-c-i'lHuers oE tln Lae- Coast, 4h.-is, san E-Lcsc1 s-uCe l-5i, Iy rl-l.tel c14 lsllt--y D. reference Go tle above and l otar eo1a .lus at I.e InsGsGte.
 No. 125 Montgomery street .f Al you who have sal -red y-ars or lifetime, and whose diseases have T,sistrt baled the ordinary mode, 0i treatment, are iytet tO cal for free sultation.
 Hoars from 9 a. Ia. to p. ID. Charges moderate. Communications strictly confidential. Medicines sent by Express.
 Ad,iress L. J, CZAPkAT, Y. D.. San Francisco.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-05
Notice O! As-cs,me ent.
IT. LEONARD HALE:

T" ITUNIED HALT:
 l'g ar' i.re,s notified that have expended one hundred i-i l-.. l labor and improvements, upon inc i".EH'S MINE, Turkey Greek pI trict. Yayapai '1H..E Arizat lg arl'r 70 hold the said premises under tha ti-D-H of SeciCr I1G Revised statutes n 'aT i1l'-l State: and If within ninety days after t1~ H'tl.. D. publication. you fail refuse con- ,i"a.t pong frH- r;lHu ut such expenditure. CO owner. yur- l.-..s-ts iu -sIj claim Wu become the property pi tl' -1.-r.tc- UD9 rr said Section 3aa,
 ,. X. GUILD. Tn -sa-T, A. T.. 2 .irlary 4l, I7sy