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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.

San Francisco, March 29.-Citizeus Pro- lection Union are making preparations for iusurirg quiet election and checking il- legal voting. They have caused a canvass of the city 10 be made and express increased confidence iD their ability to elect their candidates
 At the Ssnd-Lot yesterday Kearaey de- voted himself to the consideration of the claims Of rival candidates. A resolution was adopted pIedgiag the ". P. C. to 8 nor conservative line of agitation in the event ot success Tn election, but asserting that i1 will not be allowed 10 cease until tie Chinese question is finally settled.
 In the evening at the Metropolitan Tenn pie halloch addressed a large audience, rc- vieTing recent events and defending his course, giving a history of conference with committee of the Citizens Union, winch was substantially as previously ly stated in these dispatches, and concluding by advising quicI agitation and a return to the natural order Of things.
 4 meeting held in New York City yes tcrday to organize an Independent Catholic Church was well attended Among the number present were several ex-Catholic Priests.
 Erniscart1y, Ireland, March 29.-Panell was assaulted at Erniscarthy, Ireland, on Saturday. He wss -rotten egged and knocked from the platform. The cause of the riot yesterday was as follows: Chevd- Hin, acting member, and ConDly, of last Pariiapent, seek reelection as home rulers, while Parnell has nominated two other par ties as obstruction;sts, who are very unpop- ular. Chevalin's party, ten thousand strong, took possession of the platform. When Parnell arrived, accompanied by mem Ders of Erniscarthy Club, and attempted to get On the platform he was received with shouts Of mo dictation." His friends were beaten and thrown from the platform.
 The Chilians bombsrded Arica, Peru, for three days in the early part of this month, and occupied Legnequa with fourteen thou sand men.
 San Francisco, March 29.-In the Senate to-day message was received trom the Governor announcing the appointment 0t P Harlow, Geo. T. Bromley and W. Young as Port Wardeus for San Francisco.
 Tucson, March 29.-On Thursday tke Tucson Record will appear as a daily morn ing paper, same size as weekly. The Star Is offered for sale
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Asscssnrnt Notice.

TorAs- -!-r IiuiH- b4siriet. Bra,s~hsW Mountain iavaGai ,ll. A.sJ1z iervery. io.-ss,sa of irin- cipa place Ci asines san frar eisro t-iif,rl,ss No rec i- hereby E.5, t,st ia-esitg of thc Ii-s.,r. h-.s th- fitusf1 18th. dap oE Nar,l. Iau a4 a-- srssuiel- so. .lr t4f of thirty .tifs frr snar. l-siet 1H fe r4ptlI -acE C! tfr 1rl sirr ua- at. immediately .u Uui-i goiI cuiu. to Ae Sec
 asu-. at 'h. ere of tie Company. Elo,u N1 e. Ne. saia Ecs. Na st ti fFolery screl. Ns-, FFant s
 California. k-y .tF-1 uran vbi-h flBs asses.fnrri s1sl rf-1..t lIJ Net4rsdzy. 'ia ts.ufy-firzf t.l-'. ley % AF~t l-S7. TtI te d-uTurat. sid a.- Ft-fl- t rrr - Ff foHlir auction. pod uu'pss rav .
 Is u.s a fH-, r.. Ha ou gH1raIsy Jha Thirteenth
 l Q. -s. O. Nay i-o. Co pay tk- ,.rlrqueut aszess- ntrar tt cir Nt. r'-ts ot -dgrriisHg and eNt-ela@s ot -a'r. WN. H. IrN L. -aeret.r,
 Ofiee Room sl, Nevada Biock So. J19 Montgomery street, San Francisco. California lrhIe
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Notice of application for Patent
FoE THE HACEHEREY SOUTH MINING CIATf.

HACKHERgY SOUTH MINING CIATJ. r. &. .LRvn OFFICE, purscorr. AT. February l}, ls-'.
 Notice ls hereby ,hs, Paai Ercon and Brui,uin T. S-sa- vha.e P. o. ,i-rcssc- ara Mineral Park Mo- Aa county. Arizona rs rttorE. have fis dsy zi- T..eltiuu for t <. Patent fer ritasr hundred Hi ''-r feet 't ;is iia-sy tt1,l mining c--n or ,i-. hsIsIrE silver. v.,I .urfsaa .lgt -tv hundred ta fe' l .Isa, si-sar. l4- and being ,u P.=ee, 3. - Ing -.tEc', County of F'lsF'. and Territory oi fr- Ia. and EuoHn aEd d.-i -;s ., tls hrld Uat-- and of-a plat ca -. f tts .-r .Ht Sa. s- Iu ih- rl- surveyed Tf1hr lands o- the Hts Stt-s. Ta- ezts- u.T .uu .l-i-7 u. l1l No, 5I arc ss l.v7, F.y-
 Variation. l5 deg. eat, b'gig1iug a' uoi Iaau- a riHre tit ou tnr '--' afd u- which ts- l. lr. CT. l ca-ou posted which stluds at 'hs sor.hen bnaudlry line oi tae H-eeho-y f'ne. st vl.-1 fg.rt has hem sunk incline shaft Iiovu tho iuo shah lttyerH t1r Blackberry Iiu- aui the Haerhcrry south liue s5 i-et deep. from Ehirh the t. x. mineral monument bears N. 75 deg. go niu-, E. go chains tfs's4t.
 Thence running \. co iey. Q. f,Fs chains tc N. F. corn of r.i-I where t- ,af fos. inches square marked a mound of kigh, from which
 p.ue tree inches iu diameter % s5 ie-. |.
 luss d,.lau The U. x. mineral r..cnumcut bears ,. 50 egg. E. 26s links distant
 ner of claim. where is sct post Inches square marked N ia uud of stone
 Thence so1th 51 deg. wes; lSi chains 10 center of soEthca-t end of oiIim. where is built monuneUt stone { feet high.
 Thence running ou same cou7se 45i chains to sou:h- corner yC cairr where Is built monument of stone
 feet hzh. where is poet 213 marked NIL
 Thence running N. Tod, ". 21.52 chains Co NV cor c.. slam and monument Of s0ne where ls -et poet lNf iucsrs. marked XIII.
 Thelce running N. 50 deg. F. t,s5 chains to rnonu meat ledge and PEce of beginning oont1ding 25,s3 acrs-
 The same being of record in the oace of the Recorlsr riuss of aohaye e5aAty. in look D. pages SIS and 5-2 Any sVd al TeIsons cairning 9dver-ey s'y To-- required their adverse claim with Register of th~ r. S anI O1ce Rf Prescott Territory Of Arizona. du ring the sxty days cf publication hereof or they VII he barred by vIrtue of .hs st tUtfr.
 feIs WILLIAM '. KELLY. Reri ste:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Secretary Gosper and the Revenue Law
Yours truly,
 Y. RYAN.

In justice to Secretary Gosper and his partner, MT. A. NJ. Smith, who have been maliciously and falsely reported and pub lished as having been arrested and tried for defrauding the revenue laws, we are led to make the following explanatory statement;
 It appears from the information we have derived upon inquiry at the Prosecuting Attorneys office, that an employe of the Golden Star Mining Company, which IS rep resented here by Messrs. Gosper x Smith, having a grudge against NIT. Smith, lodged complaint against these gentlemen for selling, at their supply store, at smithville, tobacco without having procured the neces- sary license from the Collector of Internal Revenue. The case was brought before Court Commissioner Tucker, when it was found that the Secretary and his partner had complied with the letter of the law and held in their possession the proper license, consequently, there was no case fer the court and nothing left for tho Commissioner to do bus to dischargc the prisoners, who had been arrestedon malicious complaint. Tn tLc interim, however, between the time of arrest and hearing, the same or other ma lcious individuals telesraphcd the falschoed 10 the San Francisco press, to be scattered broadcast over the land. IL is always thus where men of nerve, ability and means put their shoulders to ,ho wheel and try to de- velop and bring out the resources of a coun- try, they are hampcied, misrePrescntcd and maligned by those who have nothing at stake and care little for the territory, their own or any other persons name. The jour nas that have hccn so eager to publish the news of the arrest of Gospcr < Co.,, with large sensational headings, will, we trus., be just as willing to deny the same.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Chinese to be Corrsled.

A bill has passed to a third reading in the Assembly of California, authorizing Boards of Supervisors iu city and county organizations, and common councils and Boards of Trustees of cities. towns, etc, to set apart certain prescribed limits within sad corporations for the business of Chi nese, and to prchibit their indiscrimi nate residence on streets and blocks occupied by white people. A similar bill passed the Senate some since. and is likely 10 become q law of tho State.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Notice of AsscsSs.icnf.
OFFICE or THE ARIz0SA CENTRAL RAILEoAp COMPANY. -. --

OFFICE
 ARIZONA CENTRAL RAILRoAp COMPANY,
 Prescott, \. T., March It. lss1. ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT X MEET. " ing of the Directors Of the ArLona teatrai Rail road Company, hCii the 10th day og March, { p lsso assessment o' ten (lOl cents Ir Sqrt leyir upon the capital stock of te said corporation iay able forthwith, tO Thomas Cordis his oftc~ north vine Of Union street. between Cort~z an1 Marina streets. m tile Village of Prescott, county Iaya}ls terll iJry of Arizona; and any sto upon which sif ss-smeut shau remain nIa the si1'efuth tIC;h, day ot April. 4. D. l~sG, than be delinquent NerS+d i"r sale st public auctioF and uies payne Cf said shall be made before, ~aid shares shall be sod the EIGHTEENTH DAY ef MAY, A. D. is'A, e two o'clock r. m-. Co pay such Gelin- gucIt S-ses mert together with the of adyes- u-tns and eyIeuses of such sale.
 7. 4. PARK. S-rrsiary. bAcs Over trs Bank of Arizona. iu the Village uf rrezcott. county cl Tayarai Tcrri,".y of s.z.,nl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

BENEFITS OF SINGING.-Singing is orc of the most healtbful exercises in which men, women aud children can engage. The med icsl WochensChrift, of St. Petersburg, has an article based upon exhaustive researches made by Prof. Monas>cin during the autumn of 1875, when be examined 222 singers. ranging between the ages of niHe and fifty three. He lad Chiot weight upon the growth. and absolute circumference of the chest, upon the comparative relation of the latter to the tallness of the subject, and upon the pneumaJomctric and spiromctrc condition of the singer. IL appears 10 be an asceItaiBed fact from Dr. Monassolns experiments that the relative. and even the absolute clrcumfereuce of chest Is greater among singers than those who do not sing. and that ii increases with the growth and age Of the singer. The professor even says that singing may be placed physically as the antithcsis of drinking spiritUous liquors.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
To What Depths Have They Sunk

The great Democratic party of California, once the proud and naughty opponent of the grandc,t and best political organiza- ton that ever existed on the earth, the Re- publican party, now presents the humiliat- ing spectacle of miserable faction, sort of trail to Kearney's kite, joining in the rear guard of the Saud-Lottcrs, and assist ing them in trying to defeat the peoples nominees in the coming election in San Francisco. If any patriot has been decelv- ed into the supposition that, as Democrat, he WAS acting with a respectable political party, this should open his eyes to the fact that he is in bad company, and unless he is content to crawl on his belly in the dust of the Sand-Lot behind Dennis Kearney as a leader, ii IS lime for him 10 abandon his de fusion and seek aiiilistion with a better class oi citizens than the foreign rabbIe of the Sand-Lot or the so-calcd Democrats who play second lud!e to that irresponsible, uugovsrnable. ignorant and disgracelul mob.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Notice of .dmiHistTat0r's :. Safe O Mining and Real Estate
 iufcTfsts

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order cf the Probate Court of tle County Of Yayapai, in the Territory of arizCrs, made on the 10th day oi harc' <. B. 1884, in the matter of the of JohN TI.HIncrau, deceased ke undersigned administrators of said esate sill sell private c, to the hies; binder for fin iawful money of the United subject to confirmation hy said Probate Court on after Saturday, the 10th day of April, A. D. Iss up Saturday. the I7h day of Apu D. lsS1 all the rlgk tile, interest sDd estate o the sad John Tim
 ermsu, deceased the tiIcr Of lis teath and all tn, of law oheTrise, acquired other than or in add to that Of the Faid uesAie at the time of hiS death in and to s hose certain mining interests, tl am, aud Ir"prrtc- vlth the appuTtenanc" situate yiav and being in Weaver Mining District, YHvars County, Arizona Territory, and particularly described as Follows, tJ Nl;:
 1s: Al tlzt cartaiu property known as the .Ysqpi Wilson H-siiou, trr same being parer ClaiIp con- t-iIruR twenty acrss uf land, t0g thc- wi Al the bEiljnce aV.uTtenala.- water 'ilhts privileges aud water ditcbcs, aprvrtsining, belonging, aud incident tho-co, aud 4l precious metals therein.
 2l. Also, g4l ii-t certain mining claim l1oRu aLd locaict tls Sa-oud Ne-' ExteIsiUu Of the CfTeat Sexton mine claim, called. a notice tf te l- o.tl which }- duly recorded in Book E 1S mines Records of said sV4 CJuIy at rages 2iu gLd 2ii.
 And Iu-h Of said properties. interests Bnd ap-ur- 'ea Lcss @s rla.l T, nalu Usod private sale sa saturday, the stI day Of April. |. D. 1880. ,h- boty or I2 o'clock IT, .f us, Gay if any such tlc,s b-. thr undersigned slujsirater, Wil tlen ai sil sast-l.s med 'iaf" aud h u- s' ,i Pn5tc aUccu Co t 3 1.et bidder isg c7.l and jeCt [, c1ua ru.fCu !.-sli1 Fr".-e FoBr'. tu tr1u of ihe County CoIrt lloa s t.- t.rEa t'Sescl.t, Cof,ii.yof Iavspa
 Jtruis and ctur,ious Cf s-, tsli. Ten per 5-at. rt rarr.-y u.oury to Ire fas day Q. s4le. bslaurr ca oeui- -foatlau cd -aie bs cad Ft5;'4se ,oar-.
 Al B. t pIi.atr e. ly he in t.iS s l,ft at the Ilscet tu>ia-z= ot ia Gufe-i-i4sd, vz: a; J-cksen TomVkm's saloon, A.oi, -'rs street, szid Village oi Pres 'Ott.
 Deeds at expegse os pu.c,.aarr.
 W. 7. ISJNFEIN-. Adm 'nisi rsior
 of the 1.tato of 'oan iisarnerIrl4n, deoc@sfd. N-',t Na-.u --, io.o. lti
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
AssessInent V ofiCe.

TIPToP SILVER MINING 'C, HPAFY- Prinettsl Place 9f bu-fBs--. San franciss'. Cal - -Looatiou of v7rs--bisck Canyon Distrc;, Yavapai CouHfv A-sraa Territory Notlre is h. ETeu that meeting of :ls Board of Dreet0rS. he'd The NINTH prv nf ARCH, t-'~', No. Of ss s-.4ts t-.r share was levied upon the capital stock of ths Cooperation. payable .rs5nsiatsy { Gold Cas- t tle ~erftaFg- st the ofacs ut tle C01urEI5y l.sfs and :, sl7 PINE sre~t. Ssa Frane!sca Cal!fat-iia
 Auy stock upon Wfich this shall remain u1Taid un the 18th Day of APRIL. l<fa. XII la de- haggsnt. and sdyeT-iss for gale lgi~ atr,i1 arf gls3s-s payment uaie before. v5i To su g gRlDs. ta- 7ih bzy uf MAI. lss, Co pay tlle dca4urrt ss- sfssusut together stth cosf of adv sry!t and afas. oi sale. By oruier Of tho Board os uf-eet.rs
 D r. VEHDENAL. sEcRErAEy
 OFFICF-Ts0asu- and z. s17 Pine street tssa E-ru- cisco. C4htc-1lif- u1s
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All Fools Day.

All fool. may celebrate the lst of April Itis day set apart by soms prehistoric tradition for their special use and benefit When, where or how if originated we arC unable to ascertain, but as custom makes law, and tue custom of devoiing Apnl Isl to fools and foolery has existed from a time whereof the memory of man runneth nc, to the contrary" i, ought tS be recog hired as legal holiday, sacred to fools Fools should be imperativcly commanded, by proclamation, to meet on this day in their usual hauuts of folly. and laying aside ali other employment 10 give themselves entirely up to nonsense.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

"Our Indian Wards" is the title of q work by Geo. W. Manypenuy, formerly Commis siener of Indian Affairs and Chairman oi Sioux Commission of Is1G. The author takes the humanitarian side ot the question and makes strong appeal for jlstlce to the Indian. He says:
 "ic has repeatedly been driven from the home that he loved, often been tortured and killed, but never could be made a slave" The gentleman might have added, and truthfully, that the great and noble red man never could be taught to work, practice honesty, keep clean, or resist the taking of a white mans scalp when oppor- tunity offered. We never could see any reason why the filthy. thicving Indian should receive the unnatural cognominal that of the "Noble Red Man"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Thought He'd Get Trusted.

X small boy, with a'big cent in his hand, stood before a Michigan Avenue grocery fur "a long time recentlyr--befere making up his mInd to enter Wl.en-;ssked what he dcsir. ed, lie inquired:
 "It boy should come here and get trust ed fof a stick of gum, how much would it bc:1
 One cent, was the reply.
 And if boy should come here with the cash how much would it bel'
 Just tie same
 Then I guess I'll get trusted quietly remarked the fnaBcier, as he slipped the teot down into hjs pocket.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Residence For Sale.

oder for sac my house and lot on the corner Of DTsy aud Marina streets. Lot fronts 1o9 fest Cap it9l Block saA "a fss; Marina street. Thers fs o tff f1ases cell of sxeesie8t water. As.d rain water e-tffi A4uc Hfa holding lJsn gantns. Nsisr ts duet v Fipas al Isys of ths house and gr0nRds frs'r z.isc Aprf water tzuk holding 7By gallons a!Hazs is caFtisd away fyi ths hOus Ay slneh Iron iil@ .sals covered shaft 1l fhe yard. The house Uhich sz pu 1ftn fer inzelshi cafslns nine sOemE i'eszes tgil-fufz halls, arre cJJa.sE and fiaf Improvements c=t fhDa sand dollars. Ii.e re-feei. The propertt $ cod free ir-.. cum Ta1icer S ts a ghi bidder for rsh, 5sr IfE sis- @t at private sale, bfveeu ms date znd The rst dsT oi April nsxt- BVssessca Eln t= Hr-re by the Ist cf 2 pra. .---- --.-- :.
 sers wsl 5a rccv;ys un.il tTrTl let. next. hy Haxo lsseha-'is, e; his esrce ia krs-sott, 4. T.
 sI'ls THOMAS FITCH.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
INDIAN AFFAIRS IN NEW MEXICO.

Still comes the sad intelligence of Indian | depredations in our sister Territory. Vic
 ,orio and hIs band are still at large, mur-
 dering the settlers, stealing, plundering and laying waste the territory in their path On the approach of the military they scatter like q4iai, only 10 meet again far out oi reach of their pursVcrs. The MesjIla News speaking of the present condition of atTurs, says:
 "There has been no change in the Indian situation during the past week. Small bands of hostiles have been seen in different localities. but they seem to be more intent upon eluIing the mihfary than on piundcr or scalp taking. Twoei them. on Monday ast. raidei the rapcigof Mr. ToUissant, of Round mountain station, and GrO,e of four mules and three hoses. \ report came in on 1Dndly last, fr5m Ms,c Spiing, that the Cea,gbodies of fugr m,u had been found tic Jay previous sing in the road, supposed to lave been ihc kosk Of Indians. \ simi- lar rtcp"rt icachcs Il, from Silver C.ly, re- latjr" p~obablyso the anne recurrence, but mjking the nuEbcr of dead bodies six in- lad of iaur,sud Two f th.m those of wbmcu l, ssiiso reported. though on sui fiticut authorfy, that smal. band of red- gins paSsedf through tlns valley in the nsi@hLorhooi of Fort Fillmore, on Friday l., dfiwngI considerable number of horses ait mules. ITan ,.hcgra5ou;s of Victoria is EnkaowJ butit ia evident that his forces arAyerv bcb scattered, aEd earn s: pur- suitht t!,/m, while they are in this con Gi;ion. We venture to suggest. would enable ttc military to clip thc.r wings and soon bung tLc Campaish to close
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

Although no more thon a week has clap scd since the railroad reached Tucson the increased travel is already pcrceptiOlc lE she strange faces on our streets aGd thc crowded rooms of our hotels.
 Mr. Clark Wilson, long and favorab.y known in Prescott, where he is associated with Ncssrs. Bowers ic Richards, Is visiting Tucson. He will take in Tombstone, Pata grnia and other mining districts.
 Mir J. C. Lennon arrived Thursday from San Francisco. He IS here Tn the interest of California men, and represents consid- crable capital. NIT. Lennon will be re- membered by residents of Prescott, where he lived from 1863 to 1869, and formed one of the household of the Bear Pea Record.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
CGus tables Sale.

Under and hy irtu. Of vrf; cf rre,'l,.o,,- is.e, from Ne J3stce- Court of Heay, Pre- uct Iuyarai county Charies P. Stanton Justice s,f % me direct cd t0 satisfy ji, lnFnt fur hundred and twenty. siH dollars, and costs in favor ut Trs.ci- fclfahon itii, against A. i Sneaker sl. the owners Uf tise MErcu- uiuc lu Weaver Ii-trct. Sad execution te Ig dated ;Ee 11a Cly at March, f-su.
 l have is,ic5 tae following pro ty and win ez- I~se the tor ss. at pubc aues.o. Q the hihes, tIisr. on satGriay, ths lth day of Prl lseu s I2 o'clock. neon at the Marcus Ulus:
 Al right. tfie and interest Inc Marcus mine slth all ifs ling-oyeI1
 ~'Une Ho- e. l4 uy co iert.
 9 Afas5ras.
 fl sacks trl ;s estrsc'st' from sali nine and a Few ictfisc toei- zid iHI' sfn Htts-
 BAlNlN AAITIN. ConFtzble AArrIorY. Narch I-tl.-.9.Iw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02

The estimate Tor the English army for 1880 Sl amounts in ali to sG,106,j00. Our army estimates for the same year aggregate little porc than one-haif this amount, or $40,3S0.42S Deducting from our estimates the estimates for rivers and hsrbors, which arc not included ln the English budget, we have a net amount Of $}j,36j,4 ,42S, or col- sderablv less than one-haIf the cost of the British military establishment.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
SUMMON

In the District Court of fhe Third Judicial Dis,rie,
 Territory of Arizona, County of YavsPai.
 CH.uLTs wURTH, Plaintiff,
 
 ELIZA WUETH, Dsfen ls;t. Action brought in the Dst-c; Court of the Thiri Ju- dcAl aiHt-lc a asdfor tAe County Of YsvaIa ia ths Te--it9-y of ArizoZz-
 The Tc-rtory Of hizoEa sends greeting t0 Eizs Nlr a:
 Ton .re hereby summoned and required to appear in au action br3aght zgainst you hY the above-nsInei plaintiff ir tlr District Cosrt Of the Thrf Judicial rirct ia aud for the County cf IayaIa in the Ter rtory of Arizona and answer The complaint hief Vith the Clr-k of ts CUurT, at Prescott n said County q copy Vhicu complaint 3rarsrle- this summons, prsi1 tEcufy days exclusive of he day oi service after th- sesvics upon you of fhis summons, served frs county: hut # served cut of the county and within this district then within thirty days n al other Cases foTty days
 snd you are hereby notified that f you fat 70 appear and t,s complaint sbovc required the pain- tsT VII take d.fs r-n-rst yon and sziy to the Court for the r1ief prayti for i ana by he Fsntin ssid cg1n7lsirt and cgs-s zId Sisburses 18 this behalf exf ended.
 Given under ny hand afl. isa -a of said District r. Court. st Prescott, tlis Gshteelth day of .>'A.-- March, I--7.
 WIIIfAF UIr.KEESON, Clc-E. CLARK CHCEoHli AttJ-asy tor fian;iH. sniis
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
CONGRATULATIONS
Laborer

Saws wood; draas NatsF cleans houses; ~hitevashes bs Ats and isys Cerfts: does small repar such nng dragging aoors and locks glazing Vinop, kc. paints signs; oS and cleans Wss, cellar and vaults; builds and rFVairr is"eS, brick fuf- stone -s shArpen. kn.Ne-, sci-soss Be-: Hakes and tends gardens ~in undertake say work reco-ssry b- oiss however r-- pu.-ivs. hii-.g3t CT dagigegous--
 ls known fo be comIetsaii and rsiiabs~i
 oForrs .eft In his box front Of the r,osiosf.rs which h, Nistfs st ieast iNics day,i will nee; vith prompt attesfion--
 N H. is~ careful to leave orders ia tn box bearing tH ifa' oi Jse-'i-Airaes, mistakes n that respect have ztSea'3g caused disappointment and delay
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-02
Notice Of As.essment.
To JoHNConY:

To JOHN CODY:
 You are hereby notified that have ex- pended for the years 1878 and 1873 one hun dred and twenty dollars for each year in labor and improvements upon the ''ToDD' mining claim, situated in the Waliai,ai Min m2 Di ;rict, County oi Mohaye, Territory of Arizona. in CTder Co hold said claim u1der the provisions of section 2i1i. Revised Statutes of the Unlted States: and 1T within ninety days afeg this notice hy publication. you fail or refuse to contribute your rropor- tion of such expenditure as co-ovner, vour interest in the said claim wI!l become the property of the subscriber, under sad sec ton &'-4. \. l.. DAVIS.
 Feb. l3, ISSO.-Sm