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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
LEGAL.
Proposals for Army Transpor-
 tatiou.
HEApsUArrrzs Drras1aszr CT AHzzosA,

EEkpsC an rKlEs DEFAETa-s<T CT AAfseSA-
 OFftrK a cT CEzEE VI aAFEENAsIsA, whrj.f- Bzrracss Prescott. A. f., Asfca @a issat
 sezlsd rrc-ssals in trfisate ss.elrcs Co tke Hs1a conditions. ~I br reeaissd s1 thss esne~. ut h i- uc-oca Goas ca toit-, QrI -. leo, zt Shsr2 rtiss and p.set fhss a H lse areucd Vtrs~rs vf tii- 5es for fe trzslsr-tsf1s of Alifa-y .lTpzi-~ o ta- foUsluz descris-l routss ia ts lsEzrtfnrai oi Ari EJla, during tt- E-ai seE ca t2tisc--s Jay ls i-' and tn1-r.E 5lIlc za. i-el, 15 psE oss, NiEs
 l. Hi-fulr- Iscso1. t r. su- et kIs nf. r ora hosle Ecrt e ant, Cs48p Ll1s aEc2, Fed tose4i- t@stss tsacAsl Camp T4sla-. 4si 1eot oE s'sS that may o- t,h ga t-i- iesa-s-at-i of AfiA9'ls soata of tir S-s E.str.
 IT. Briss-n Marae5r.. A. -.. and whal T'sr DgIot FOrt Aru.slI Eos Ntrls. Fart ATacAs, A- r. Hne Aa, drEot st tAk2 E4ag bs essalistei ID Lac beE,s-.If sur si Arizona nlr,h ef the s-s -Ai. '.
 III. keiwtea WEiff-c NeIsets A. As Gaa ast Ar p,ssJ- Tost 3Trt.ta EaEt eFsir. A. D., and any ne7 tsfr ,lF is ts- rla zfzi-Lea !l thf DsIsEt2seEi ArlzSl-d --lEt-i al t1r rz-t h4Ss--
 " ia-sEefl .le a-t.Fu srr11.a-s of fr SuA'a-Ftl Pse1c Ezra-t m Azlzaa l.sa sly of the eTois, Eosts or f-see, atls- f.- i.-ssI C4. tol1e l.
 f la.aa-a aUy of t-g l-srz. ta@is vf fi2ces affNe Lz-a= all app a4ar a. sl a i3l-, post uT places aaEls l- l-s ile aos --o-- tHHa -s' s4i-'s iArie- irag.
 FTeto-5-s .- tr4-s4 erl4-l1a oa any or sn ci the r1s--i .i 7..- .a F-et-sr-i-
 l-= te,srllz sg-=Efrs '-e slsAi Ca Tsjee' AaS CT I-4ar Is e.. ta-vl gf saat-asss, and Triutci cir ls-s -t4ar isutitl-- of suusles Co t- E-El s -lss l- safE1--sIsH a- Co tae Hisiin-< 't ..asar lil-ls ta t. cjs-rTri bF tshcers, and rze ca a-. is. zsl'. vli b~ iruisAed oa
 s1 -..s ..-as. O. tEe u7.cez co tile lteict isesFa. A- 4-, hG-as, \. r., Ban tra ...-, s.. 1t Lur--, A2.
 Aats. .3-aaEis~ s,-.t-a sc l-ai2el; 'ta-s l.f tr.. lafa-s-aa en E.. air - a-. A'- .st.-.5 tI ,lr ra..... .-afi. GEO. h- Nkk hs. ea-. .r-s.-r. t- ~ Army, t. @. "a. p-Iar'airai' os Lrll-l.1. ussT-o-sN
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
Revenue Officials at Work.
Lon6on. April 1l-New Market handicap was wen by Lorrilla-d's Wi.lenstein.

Lon6on. April ll-New Market handicap was wen by Lorri.la-d's Wi.lenstein.
 Des Moines, April l4-Snte convention covened to-day with oGj delegates. Blaine men have carriei every district and uiil not elec, none but pronounced Blaine men Contests have only taken place ia two d-s- tricts, but were finally decided in favor o. Blaine by a large majority.
 Santa F., April Ii An important move is iu progress near Mescalcro reservation under Gelcral IIatch's personal >upcrvisioD- General Sherman ielegFaphs that, if posg- ble, an cad must b. put to these auual 0ut breaks, and that General Hatch need a0t mind boundary lines, aad the departments must not allow any one to claim refuge On Indian reservations. also that V ben made captiyes they shall be stripped oi their arms aud horses ard returned 10 the civil author ities or put to work in the stone quayries at Fort LeaYenworth.
 Chicago, April 14-A special dispatch to the Times from New York has definite knowledge that TiIden has by TO means given up his aspirations for the presidency, but on the contrary, IS as sanguine as ever
 Forked River, \. |, April 1.-The en- tire country about here is q mass of blaze For hundreds of square miles O; cedar and pine forests are burning. There is great fear f.l q 1l.. river fighting the flames The fire has crossed the river and is speeding towards Good Luck point and Island beach. Fears are entertained that tLe fire will rcrch the town. The people are fighting against it.
 Sln Francisco, April 1.-The Chronicle "ratted" Its office tki, evening. All the old force left except eight who accepted the re- duction. The exodus of old hands bearing personal effects created considerable crowd and good deal of hoo;ing indulged in, but nothing occurred that could be con sidered disturbance.
 Washington, April 14-In the Senate, Coke, from committee on Indian Affairs, re- ported favorably on House bill 10 amend the act for removing certain Apache Indi- ans from the Cimaron 10 the Mescalero res ervation. New Mexico. so as to allow the Secretary of ,he Interior to issue rstions and annuals to Indians, although the thirty days limit had expired and the Indians have not yet been removed, parity to refusal and partly 10 other causes passed.
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The Only City

Tucson is further fIom New York by rail or telegraph line than any other city in the United States: Tucson l. the only inland city in the United states that sells annually to Memco <5,0OO, 900 werth of goods; Tue son IS the only city in 'he United States with population ot 5000 people and lO,- 900 dogs, besides poodles rat and tan, lame dogs. and tiny Mexican dogs with no hair, and bloodud aogs obtained from care fui grading from thirty one other different species or crosses; Tucson is the only city in the United States which contains Mexi- can population of 5000 or upwards; Tucson is the oDly city i1 ;'le United States that ha: a LeaIhcrwoni far Mayor; Tucson is the most ''a:eieut and honorable Pueblo. Tue son Citizen.
 At least one Taczon poper has spoken the truth. IL frankly admits that Tucson is made up mostly a. 'logs and Aexicans, a very nice co@biLa,icn Of the animal race. It forgot h mrai:on lizards and other rep tiles.-Ep. NIEF9.
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LEGAL.
Mining and Real Estate Interests,


 S0tio- s irresg sv-a tasf ia FyIsza.ee os zn os1sr uf the Probate Co1Ef rf tle sglIsty e Y4varzA l8 the TeEr1tcry e AsazaEas t-a-e on the 2fh G4y Gf Asrcas A ID. lss .l i- zttr Cf tAe estate cf @olfs Ttsur assest + s un'e.G gue3. sGu rlistr1f or c; sad sfta-e, ~i sc-. .S4is s Go the nig sri t-'ier for ~sh, in iauu Eeass ef ts Uuired stzies Efe- SsturEy, the ith 1sg ef a5ii u. is5 sia1 up satutlsy tlH I1 "a tF eg 8pGl p. iscs, al tae ri-h tfs, interest and etac of ts Fz-i Joan Tiip- IlEFa1s. rcczsei. t--a af ss Gezrh. and E the Tstt ls and zlerss te szi5 essie Lzs ty 0Fs- Eft1u gf iEE or u ke-E 4cIaf-ft OtlrE than in E1oa t1 tat of Jhe cad usesaie. Al th- of kas death ia and tc @ hose certain nHII,F iLtereeis. slais aud FroqrlfHs TitA the a'EEf Guces. sItaare yill- and being in e4Ter G 1uig E-strlef YayaFai Goanty. Arlzoua Territory a4 particularly descritei ss fuligHs- to V1t;
 Mson S'stiCu" the same being f-srrr claim con talail4g rur1'y acres uf Aud t-g tEe- ~i "a n ttr builCs, aI r,enz1-,s, ~4tgr liehts- p-isssez Elad water dlresEr, tTgeTtaiiig, bs3sugiEE, aud incident td. --u. z1t zl Ff, clgus tI etsls s-4ar- O..
 d. h-sa an talzi certain E-ia4zg clam kucWu Eis1 located the Se-uHa West EEtsusaJn of ths Great SsrIaa alil- u- claim, gall-f. BOtic- te i-- cafe1 a. aL.- i- -.y rscczs3 i Book r.. of usilis Records said AEsarai arugy lGces -l3 aEd zl1.
 sad u1I-h 0G Eale soteEfs. interests and sgIrg Tea Ecs sAah remain 11c- 4i Irs2t5 sas ca s'l1 saturday., the sth day of trriI. 4. n. 1880, ss i- hour Gf Iz o'clock g. ,f ta: day. H aay sErl. ftre ie. th- undersigned, zLu ,tf4i'F, sil t.tu z said l-iI- si.l .lss and . a FI'lr au-ilel c. th- Hl-8.. .iigr tH- r4si- -e -s -- ta clllrlrisE tiy-szit Probate r1ilt tl frH- ut -- Sgl--s to-E- ll1gse iI tle Fl' .r et l-rl-z- trllig of 4ataEa-
 IsaIl~ aud cu1.i..l1 .4 aza. NArli- I-l .- g.-t If F1tal-l-r I1cI-ss tu lE A e. aE ed s1.s. ta-..a 5l rH-......--s.l-. .f s-l. E-.- E-g.-lr asr..
 Al t-.- -t jl-s--- E @ - - .- tt and .-ft 4t t4s p--ee t'--i-ts- .i ta -..r-s1-t- s.l; at a-A.a E Tom. . s s.l-clr 6 6.-s-.a-@ 5-g- f--s s-i-s- sz Deeds a. ezreas- os f.u-clss--.
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 oi iac es.4-e o- so4a 'iailzeEI-au. 1eccassd. Date, Marth s5 ls-a. td
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Of .p2Iica;ion for Patent
 IRE HACKBERHY sOUIH MINING CLAIM. r T,sr, or.r~v pprs~,rr A 7-


 February i1 lsSs So.,ce is acreby that Paul Brsoa suI Bei aalia II. Spear, Wh1-e P. Q. adore M-Erra! FziE No- have county Arizona T- rt3ry, have tiis day ie feet of the Blackberry south mining claim lode, bearing -iyfr. wi; face Culd six hundred s-i feet i vi1th situate, lyin aud being Peacock M n- ing District, County of Nohay, and Territory of An ociai plat hi fbs ucs lot No. S1 iu the surve ed p-c lands cf fhe United States. The exts- rior b0Gudarios of lot No. g aye follows, NiE:
 Nar1atiols 10 deg. fart beginning ai monument oi stone GUit 9hr ledge, and which the uttiCe of - cation b posted. which stads at the suuteTu boundarg hne of inc Haekoerry mine. st which point lzs zsn t4e Blackberry mine and th- Hacaber south mine, e feet detp. from which tho l- R. mineral monument bsars \. % deg. SJ m,in D.. SEQ casins dist.1t. Thence running N 5l dvs. 3 -4-S' cilains Cd S - corner Cf claim where is -a; poet inches square u2-koi x n a mound of stoup egt high. from vhit EU- f-ue tree lrE-s ia diameter .e1rs =. s5 -. E. uEs dst1nt- The j ~ mineral I-D,plneut bears s. 53 Ceg- E. 2.bs uLlls distant.
 Thence running S. a dy. r.. 2l11 % sgu'Aeast cor- csim where IS se !0si inches sqUarv marked NI in rns uud oi siSile.
 Thence south J3 deg. west s5s c!iaus io center Di southeast ,ld 0f claim, where Is built moiumeni [ stone { feet high
 Tneucc running course 54 chains to -.uih- west corner of claim, wh is built monument of stone fee; high, where Is sci poet 2x3 ncnes marked XII Thence TuuuTg \. e. t.. VI. z12 chains tc '. w of TlAin and monauIt Of stone, where is set ro 2x4 inches, rnarke ed NIlt
 Thence running \. 30 d--. F. &.5i chains Co monu acres.
 The sa1ne being Ol recnri u te nee Of the Recorder or mines Of Mohaya county. m Book IT, pages SIS and Jls- AuY and ell Icr4oH- claiming adversely any POr- ton of said mining lain herein U for. ds rl bed afe required file their si.tr- cai1 aih Register fhr T. LanG Jfce at Prescott Territory of Arizona ru0 the sixty days Cf publication hereof, or they VII ce
 fel3 WILLIAM S. KELLY. EeEiste.
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Proposal, lar MiIitAr, Supplies.

HEADQ'RTEEs EEPARTNENT OF ARIZONA,
 OFFICE or cHIEF egAKTEENAsTEs. WntVIl. BariacAs, fTese1tf. A. 1.- March h, lFsl Sealed T,zoposai-. ia tFplcate. sstiecf the culiian-, s:i he rtev.s-i ttis ihe cfees of ths CfaTerf-astc- sf thr following rzrsTo ts, tii l2 pcigcE. uaCa, aouday. May isr, Ef witch tune and les .h5g stl l- of-uri fsazsloe of lil- dcrs, far f-FnisAg and GeiseFy of mitnry bUTP i-s dugiIl th> Gscsl gar commencing i4c I-t .szy J, Isf ag.I -Iug isc thstieth d@y oi June, issi, t-fuas-
 FTEL: Hard and sIss w 5oi .nd Chzrroai. FpRaGE: Iar.ey. bran, com zLd Lay.
 STi.AW: t1T hss tl- Oe14lEs, or sush -las -Jppsirs nay b- required at Iorf Apache, iort Grant IoEt Bowie, Camp Huschuca, Fot Camp Thouas rs Verde, WhipFls Depot, aud Yuma Depot Arizona Territory, and Eou Yuma. Calf0Fais PF3posals for efhvr ca-- @! fLe stores mentioned for seauti;cs Irs. th4 ts Wioe required ~ih br csivel.
 The t5y-rrile-t rssJE,es me Ei ihf :s reject any CT sI I7uu .s4is.
 A AI,f--s8se v-I r- riyeu to articles of dos estie production
 A.suk prouora'- and q-tuad circulars sta'ips the Eud aui es-Iitstt qla8t'ls required each Iosi, and glylag 4ul ilef.t -a.s to -he of bidding. asruious ca ls els@rtd Y Jidders and terms Sf tract and payment vl bs furnished zppi-Ati0n to this oce, e Le uaTsrnastvIs si the posts taln-i.
 Envelope c1Itaiairg pr1p5sA's sloUd be marked ''PrIPps4ls q faI---af' and aiirrssrd fo the 1etsiglei, to the rep cve post qGsrteralsstsTs.
 Gku. "A. a EEES. Quzrefuastr L. \. A., Chief 'lIlftsEAsier. Depart msut oi Arizona. Inh2s-tw
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The Ssar AfslI Service

We are indebted to Genl. c. 3. Wiicor, Commander of the Military Department of Arizona, for copy of the very able speech of Senator ;. E. Maxey, of Texas, n the U. S. Senate, March 18th, On the bill to pro vide for deficiency in the appropriations for the mails on Star routes for inc fiscal year en.iiHg June 3);h, 1880.
 Tn this speech Senator MaNey has risen sbovc the mefe party politician and shown himself the pa.l.Jt aEi true statesman. His masteg,y d..casc 0f tbe Postmaster Gen er=l iron. ;i4, attacks of Senators from Penn sylvatia and West Virginia, in their ob- jectio-s to granting increased mail pay in ihe spaTsciv settled Far West, establishes his reputation 2s an able lawyer, while his appeal to ;Le Senate for justIce 10 the citi- zens and soldiers of tAc frontier territories proves l.!in iAe friend of those who most need an advocate, and vet have no repre- sentative voice in ihe Senate; and his vOlu- minous collation. of facts and figures mark him as maa of industry and intelligent research. The telegraph has already told Us that tie bill S hloh hc 90 ably advocated In ihe speech before Us has received the sig nature ol the President and become law, and NC are fain Ia believe that the people Of this and other frontier lands are, perhaps, more indcb:gi to Senator Maxey than to say other one man for its passage. If in time to come the Senator shall need the sympa- thy or supper, of tue old HassayamPers, who are enjoying the frJiis of his labors in in il eased mail facilities on the Star routes hey will not forget that when they needed . friend they iound ono in him.
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Boston, April 7.-The Wool market Is comparatively quiet, and small stock offer ing. Desirable lots ssn difficult to hnd Foreign wools are considerably tac cheap est on the market, and meet ready sale at 42i,G.41c. Australian Wools are in ae- mand al 52,7 j6 c. The market sustains the same firm tone previously noticed, and there IS no indication of any reaction. Ohio an'i Pennsylvania Pieces, 5J1 56c for \ and XN, and G0662c for medium and No. Michigan, Wisconsin and other Pieces, 52 e 5jc for x, and G0Gl62c for No and med ium grades. Domestic combing is firm unwashed and unmerchantable Pieces are also very much reduced in stock. Pulled wools continues in demand and selling { 50@6s TOT Super and XIX; small lots of choice Eastern Super at 70 c. Supplies are not allowed to accumulate, and are taken as received
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The Winds Their Reve.s Keep.

All ihe wind god, arc holding high carni val today. Old Ka Li-ba uo-ka Is playing foot bail with oil cans and other rubbish in ite streets and alleys. while Mudji-kee-wii has converted tlc signs and awnings into shuttle-cocks, aad the little gods and god desses fly everything for kites that theV can find lying around loose. Old Borea' howls through the trees and corners oi buildings iu ui,cG heNildcrment at the un- seemiy commuii"n of his fellows, ana seems undecided what course to pursue since he can make no hcalway against the fury oi fine adverse h.a-;s that meet him on his iourucv from ,ae aorth. The zePhyrs, those .Iight wind, i,I..: wander through groves o' bloom. anj t,'4ch the delicate blossoms from the tres" have !lrd away to some safe bower. pss.. ;.s i.t' the canyons of the Ava Supais. to asa:. ,le return ef more tran guii season.
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AsseS.Hient otice.

TTPToP SILVER MINING iCC WPAFY. Prineiral
 Place 'i BuslIe-s San Eraucasto. Cal Location of p1rks lack ,arsi I5istrct. YzvEpai County -tz,,Js Ierr1'--- Ntice is isre1 e yeH that at Tee!ing Of -re B5ari of Director, -a-a oa the NINTH Day of MARCH, lsFi, su a-sss--aeiit No. or 5i cents her share vzz lrvied upon the capital stock of fhs Corporation. payable irns stely in IT. S. Coll you I'd the Serrrt4ry ai tho oface of ths Company Rooms and !, g, PINE Sroet san r FrapGisco. Californian
 Ans stock Cpn-i vhlc tlis shai remain unpaid Oa tl- li-n Day of APRIL frl. wiil be de- Lagurn and advcrfsed for rsle Et public suc.ipn: and uule-s payment s made before ~i te sold on FRIDAY the 7th Day of MAY. lS-f to pay the delinq1spt zs ses=cst. together sth of sdver1s.rg and of sale Ly Ccdsr of the Board Direetars
 D r. VERDENAL. SEcRrr.Er
 oFFIcE-li57r and T 315 Pine stse.t, tssn Fran. cisco, Csli.o.rt- mia
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Con ,tabie1s Sale.

udsc aud ly iriue of a writ of execution, Issued from the tsurt of Weast irrc rct, YavaTlAi county Ch-rss D. Stanton J8-:jce. zBd me direct- ei slsfy f1. ulHlif for hundred and twenty six dua-s, and Cgei-, iu favor of Francis McMahon. Fziitif. against A- r. Sneaker et al the of Marcus mine Utls-r District sad execution ts ne dated the -1I Gay oi I4rch, fs-p
 have i-ylrt uu th- following pro ty, and uiii pose the sale a pubic surf o to the highest bidder, Szt-raly. tk-l.th day of sVri I-so al I2 o'clock, noon a; iAe Marcus Mu-:
 Al tae r-eht, ttf and interest Co the Marcus mine, with al i.s Iluv-as. r-.Csit=.
 l-'our f0u.e. l4 ty 70 feet.
 2 ArastFas.
 l3l sacks hied with c1trscfe from said mue and a f-S inning toois ani Jgsrrneuf-.
 BARNEY MARTIN, Constable. ANTELOPE. March l-s1.-zgiw
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NEW PoSrs.-The appropriation recently made of S2o0,o0o ly Congress for the cree. ton of Posts along the Mexican and Indian borders of Texas is most commendable set. The wan; of protection on the iron. tier of Texas has long been a source of re- gret :nd a drawback to the general welfare of that State With a sure guarantee of safety, which ilic government intends to guarantee Ter subjects, large tract of heretofore unoccupicl country will be set tlc,l by industrious people.
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Nosice to Become Sole Trader
ST. JOSEPH PRECINCT. APACHE COUNTY. A. T

ST. JOSEPH PRECINCT. APACHE COUNTY, 4. T.
 Personally appeared before me <. c. Lat5. Jrz.1ce Of the Peace for fh- aY0vs Trecinct Ellen Thompson
 ho rfgde veltorY os her separata pF0p.rty, apart and distinct f-lm ths common prCpcrty bsl lIUg g1Ha jointly between. JoseIA T45mPs9a, her lls5lE3 and hers.lf, vat:
 Thiry y-fye head ct horned Ft CE branded = ir mule shoe left hip fogr horses ylth is brand i.c- one set harLeIs, one inch wagon ~e5lui.aTi iac .aaouAe. seven Cact-s three tables. three bed steads one cook sieve, tes and bedding, and all the other household fur ure .u her present Tace of resl deuca
 Wituz7s hr~ hand: ELLEN THovF~yV.
 1 cerf[g tizt the rhov--iITg-f Fu-u Tho-l-75u iS re-s9rlsu known Co ls.a- $. G. LADD, J. r.
 st. Joseph. Arizona. March -sr, Is~2. zPn
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Notice oT \ ssessneut.
OFFICE or THN AzgEu,yk CE> rHAL EArI-EoAp CoNFANT, Y-.esr-. 1T Ma~-t, ff Tsss.

OFFICE
 AaEzugs CE> riAL EArI.Eo.p CoWrssT,
 Prescott, 4. T Q. March i6 1sS5. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A MEET. v ing oi tgl Directors Of tho Arlzlls ltral Rail rl4a ColEay ?, tle ifsl day of March, A. D. l--. a-e-~st o ts fit se34ts Vsr sSre issfsd upon the capital stock of tHe said corporation lay able forthwith t8 l-oss Corlis zt hi- ufrCe. north siCe Uf Union -ire t, i-Seeu Corez sad Marina stre-t>, fu tIe NA+als uf Pr-s-Jt. county ci lsEAtsi Tern toy of ArlEYaa. and aly sts uYoH Sll,h Aid as- ses-leI, shall rrl44iu uuIa the s;Nteenth ,i6thi day cf Ag4i @. D. I.-1. shaA be ts!aqaeut and sd- verts Ter ssle at Iubhc auction, aud giess payment ef said saaA be made before, shares sha1 be sold yu thr EIGHTEENTH DAY Uf MAY A. Q. l+ a. two o'clock F. mo. to pay such drIiu- Iueut m-u- tsEatTer with Inc cl-ts of aiver- t-slE-- and ezTeuses of surh sale.
 ,. \. PAEE. Secretary. D1iee- Over toe Bank of Arizona. iu ths Village of Prescott, c5ulty Cf llyaQa!. Territory pf AriaouI.
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vote under the new law for School Board was Kate Stoneman, Secretary of County Weman's Suffrage Society and a member of faculty of the State Normal Scooul. She is a sister to General Siontman.
 A Decision
 Washington, April I3.-The House Elec- ton Committee were instructed 10 report 10 lie House that neither Donn"ly nor Wsshburne arc entitled to the seat.
 Revenue Officials at Work.
 Charleston, April l3 -Reverne officers destroyed n Pickens and Cherokee cou D. ties DIne dis,illeries aud 10000 gallons of beei. They also secured six copper stills.
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SI-A,RIOAH

h the District Court of tLe ThlrI Juiicial Dis;r.c
 Territory of Arizona, County YsyaIsi,
 CEAELrs WUETH Painful
 rsrfEs
 ELgZA NyEfH, Defendant. Action brought ia the pisisi, C5ut af thc Tri It, iical District, in aT for ,t County oi IEvaIsi, tho Territory Cf Arizoul.
 The Territory of Aitzcua sends greeting to EIza NuT B:
 You hereby su1mCnrd and r-,r Bred Co appear ia action brought a.s.l-t you bS tL- ab0yr-uaT. ri plaiubd in tlir i-tEirt Courf of the Ihri Judicial District, iH ard for The County Nas+Tai, ihe Isr- rt0ry of Arizona and answer the paint trd with the Ci--k of the Court at Prescott said County. copy of which complain. accom- YsIlcs this sUmmuus, within twenty days tsXe4uEIye Of Le day of -eTysc. af;er the UuCn you of ths sreErs, if servoi tEis county but # served 0Gt O! tae county anl within this district then utEtn tarty days A other Cases foriy tay-.
 And yo1 Ls-y notiasi that if yuu fail to appear az -U=wr sl= c0mil.ut above required the pasn- tIG WIl take default against you aud aTTly Co fhe Court for t-e reei Trzye for in and hy lac plaintiff saii comra.t. and costs and disbursements in Jhls behalf pended.
 Given Cnie- my hand and the seal cf said District --. Court at Preseotj, tI.s eighteenth gay of .'-'''I March, Is5e.
 WILLIAM WILKINSON. Clerk. CLARK CHUECElLL, Attorney for Plaintiff. lml)
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NOrice 10 trctiturs.

In the mater or the estate Of PEEEu E. BzASNEs. deceased:
 Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, executors of the will of Peter BTsHaen deceased, to the Cr.i- i:O-s of, aud all persons having claims ECalEst the raid dece4Ee to exhibit she with the necessary youcs- within ten months after the rst publication of this notce to the undersigned, the said executors. st the business pllce cf Patrick B. Brzuer being the lrNt doc. sJu; o: the brick bt.li8g occupied the Bank of Ar!zcua. CorrZ street, the iowa ol Prescott iu IayapI county. izou4 Territory.
 lA1AICk 3. BEANNEN, EXecu.nr.
 ELLEN bRANNES LNecGtuH
 ca inc sal ot Fy-er i-. Brsulsn, deceased Prescott, A. r.. March -5, lS-1. mhZ6-3n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
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T. {. L. zIoz--:-l. F. p. Mc-URpT ASD THosE HOLDISs CsDER THEM:
 Ton are hereby ,.ll- lhl. .e hIrt exQ,lLeE two iiU-lrfi a'tr- il ..hS- @li 4 r1yr.1s4-s upon the Fran in u.-I. ltu .l1tflJ- pf tis Capital rllu- Ing clalHt -.tI-i1d n Tursy Crek MinI1- D.-t-iet laYlTsi C--ly, ArzlEa E.llt Err, iE ortt- ip bod said cl.im auJer tho provisions Of Sec ton 154. Lssisei 9ta.Its- Ot the United Sta And # Ni-fig ninety days aler il-- l1-- r publication son ]. or rC.e tu cCnsrig-- rgar pro portion xvenitGre cJ-sgTLe--, your 5Il- terests iu said claI u=-ou- the property of the subscribers, CI4!ef sa!l section 2J2+.
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 5D5. a- WALKER, Prescott March II. l.sj-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-04-16
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T5 2. A. NOLAN and o.lrr o-utrs:
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