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Commissioners Notice.

The STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, S.:
At a Circuit Court held In anu for the
the Iuniy of Preston, on the llth day
OF October, 1880:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1880-11-13

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Over four million Democrats voted
Tor General Hancock to-day, they
answer: Ready, aye ready There
should be no dssPondetcy Dr. delay.
Tney have a thousand interests to
preserve their ranks local duties
and local candidates, aud now to
these they add the Imperative call 10
active and constant work against the
clearly defined conspirsoies Of En-
Pire. A perpetual guard OF Office
holders, an e1hsustless treasury
public and private a Buoornsd prsss
and great community Of reluctant
slaves At The polls, mean Empire
ADD nothing slss.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
DEATH OF JAMES W COUCH

Yesterday, Tuesday. May iSth, between
 the hours of and F. M., the people of Prescott received m unusual shock in the intelligence, which rapidly spread from house ro house. that James W. Cough. & well
 known and highly respected citizen. had died suddenly in his room at the residence of Hon. Nurat Masierson on North Granite st., of epilepsy.
 James William Cough was born at Bris- fol, England, May 4th, Isis, and was, con- sequcntly, at the time of his death, g years and II days old.
 His principal business, for the past de- cade. at least has been that of a clerk m the several departments of the government, civil and military, which employ clerks m Arizona Dunng the continuance of the Colorado Indian Reservation, under the agency of Dr. Tonner, Mir Cough was tho doctors chief clerk and adviser. He afterwards came to Prescott, where he has continuously residel for the past five or six years la the employ Of the Quartermaster' and Internal Revenue offices Tn Prescott and at Fort Whipple.
 
 lt is, perhaps, enough to say here that in all the relations of life James William c ough, both by natural instinct and culture, was as perfect gentleman ss ever came to Ari 1oua. In business affairs be was scrup- uIously correct. h classics, mathematics, liter sture. history and in such sciences as he took an interest, he possessed as great fund of accurate information as any young man We ever knew. Socially. he was very agree able and entertaining, so that his loss, es pcciauy 10 his friends and associates, is ire parable.
 For several yeats past, at intervals of a few months, he has been subject to spas modie affection, which finally caused bis death so suddenly as to surprise and sadden this entire community.
 The funeral took place Thursday, the 20ih, froi Masonic Hall, under the auspices of Aztlan Lodge Ne. IF, F. and 4. NJ, of which he was Junior Warden at the time of his death, assisted by Arizona Lodge, No. 1, Q O. F, of which he was also a member
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
PREFERRED LOCALS.

Harness saidrs. etc, repaired on short uotics and
 rreseot, May Ig. Iso.
 800 cases I50~ fire test Security coal oil just received at L. BashforJ s- Co.
 Save money by buying from L. Bashford & Co.
 Barley, cracked barley, corn and bran al Hegzag's. a2l-lm"
 Wallpaper 10 cts, a roll as, Geo. $. Porter s
 Go to Geo. $. Porter te Co.'S. east side of Plaza. for furniture and everything needed for your homes.
 100 cases boots and shoes direct from the manufacturers just received and for sale cheap by L. Bashfogd & Co.
 Holiday suits and large stock of men's clothing and furnishing goods just received at l.. Bashford S Co.
 100 pair of those elegant white and coi ored four point blankets, just opened at l.. Bashford < Co.
 F. stahl has returned and will 0e pleased to receive orders for all kinds of assayinr. Charges liberal andcorrect tests guaranteed.
 Gel yoUr Boots and Shoes atthe only reg ular Boot and Shoe Store in Prescott. A. j MaSon's, next door 10 the Arizona Bank.
 A large stock of shetland heavy hardware cooking heating anu parlor stoves, all bought before the advance on these goods and viii be sold cheaper than ever by L. BlshtoTd tS Co.
 DowN SHE GoEs.- Having disposed ofslf my commoncst trauds of iiogors, and bel. z. drsisous Of clo-iag uuf inc choice Oi4 Bourbon anl o;hcr bTrad, before my dc pattgrc for Irarcs, nave concluded to sclj ttc same at l'5t cents per drink; just enough to cover cost aud transportation.
 myl C. GEEARD.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Prescott to St. Johns.

Prescott, the Capital of Arizona and the County Seat of Yavapai, is distant from St Johus, the County Seat of Apache, abou; 320 miles, and still it takes from 22 to Q days to get letters through between the two points, owing to the disgraceful fact that the county seat of Apache county has not 8 sIogle mail running to 1t or nearer than so .miics. St. Johns has population of about 500, and the business of the place with ;hc Capital of the Territory is coz siderable, in this, that the reycnne to the Territory has to be sent in. school monies transmitted, reports made, etc, besides in aumerabic letters ofotIicial significance, and It 1oc- seem to us that the P o. Depart mcnt should take immediate action and provide the relief needed. e.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21

Nr. E. A. Eckhoif has been appointed by Hen John Wasson, Deputy [. s Surveyor
 Leave of absence for one month, on sur geon'- certificate Of disability. Las been granted Captsin NJ. H Stacey. Twelfth lu- iAn'ry, with permission to go beyond the iiHliis Of tlis Department. aBd to apply i0 tue proper authority for aa extension of i've months
 l. l. Ayres, brother of Tub AyTcs, Of Mo have County. in this Territory, has sued the widow Mary A Regan, In the Superior Court at oakland, Cal. for the sum of ss0.395. alleged to be due from her late husband E. V. Regan, CD certain shares now held by defendant.
 The Bosrd of Supervisors of Apache County have purchased four official maps Of the Territory. compiled by Eckhoff Reiker, for The uso of the county. These maps they wIll tiBd of great convenience in directing the Sher.f and his deputies in making a correct assessment of the county.
 ]. IT. Lee is loading his six teams to-day at the Clipper Ml of Mcssrs. Parker, for the G ntral Arizona Mining Company In our mention, yesterday. sf ten teams having lotds | with lumber for the same destination, we, gave them credit Of having loaded at the mill of Clark & Adams, when It should have read the Clipper.
 r. W Blake, during his absence in the southern country, visited new mining district some s0 miles south of Marcopa. and about the same distance west of Tue son, 1J miles from the Sonora lIne. He thinks well of the prospects so far as de- veloped They are finding some very nch ore. but it will take considerable work to make a showing sufiicien; 10 enable any one t0 say how good It really is.
 Hon. John 4. Walsh, proprietor of the Prescott and Santa Fc stage lne, Is now in the city of Santa Feor Albuquerque, and we should judge from what We learn through his Agent here, WI. Tompkins, that he is directing the transfer of stock, etc, from the old route Santa Fe, tO the present termi- nus at Albuquerque, which will cut of from % 10 Go miles of staging between this place l and the railroad. AS the iron rail is ex- tended west from Albuquerque in this u l rec;ion, gradually staging will te short ! encd until the steam car will entirely super l cede the blackboard and it will be re- l as one of the things of the past. !
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
w NJ. BIrFFUAiS

New Goods, arrived this week, direc. from the East.
 Taurber's Saddle Rock Oysters full weight Mavo's Paragon Msckerel. in tins. Mavo's Snow Flake Goldfish, Bib cans. Chicago Lard, very choice, in and l0lb cans.
 Rock and Rve-Rock Candy and Rye WhiSiIey.
 Another invoice of Wall and Wedge Tents Wagon Covers, all sizes and weights. "Irun Clad" Rubber Boots, long and short Every pair warranted.
 Large assortment Hand and stand Lamps
 Also New Spring styles Calico and Gingham, Black Alpaca, 2Octs to sl ou per yard: Corsets, Handkcfchiefs and Gloves.
 New Goods arriving every week from san Francisco and the Eastern Markets. Prescott. March Sd, lsso
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
IN MEMORIAL
HALL OF HAITIAN LoDcE, No. IF.
 Prescott, A T., May l4, 5SS0. ,

Prescott, A. l., May IT, JocV.
 WHEREAS, IL has pleased the Supreme Grand Master in Heaven to remove from our midst pur beloved b.other, James Will iam Cough ;and
 WHERE F, Iu al our intercourse and dealings w. th him we have ever found him to be a jus, and upright man and Mason; and
 WHEREAS. By his courtesy and sffabiity, his cvcr read incss to confer favor, and 10 assist the ne sdy, he had won the good opin- ion of all wh D knew him; therefore be II
 RssofreF, T hat Inc beautiful pillar, me taphoucally represented by the Junior Warden in the South. having fallen, we do truly deplorc the loss io Masonry. and to thls lodge in particular, of one of its prin cipal supports Society has been deprived ot one of lis brightest ornaments and the eL tire community of a friend.
 Resolred, That in token of our deep grief at the loss we have sustained, AztlGn Lodge No IT.. be draped in mourning, and that the rieInbers wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
 Rts0lred, That our heartfelt sympathy be and Is hereby, extended to bis relatives ui the loss they have sustained.
 Res0lcod, That the foregoing resolutions bespread upon the minutes ofour Lodge, that a copy be sent to the family of our de- parted brother, and that they be publis he'd in the daily papers.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
The Funeral of James w: Cough.

The funeral of the late James W. Cough, which took place to-day, May 20th, 1880,
 from MasouIc Hail, Prescott, was cue Of the
 largest, if not the largest ever given to de- parted friend in this town. The Masuns
 and Odd Fellows, in regalia, were out in full force, and the ladies and gentlemen of Prescott in general. The business houses
 were all closed in respect to the depArtcd,
 who had not an enemy in our midst, and gloom of sorrow seemed to have spread over
 tho whole populace. Thirty carriages were
 in the procession, which Sas led by the l2th
 Infantry Band from the Hall to the Ma
 sonic Cemetery, where were deposited the remains of an excellent gentleman and good citizen. Ali that was po- ,ibie to be done for the dead was carried out in ,hc burial of Mir Cough. The casket Tn which his re-
 mains now rest in peace beneath the cold earth was the most elegant ever used in this ruo,e land, and was appropriately decorated with emblems relating to Masonry and Odlfcllowship.
 On the i'd were two large and beautiful pieces. iu natural flowers. Que wrought by .Hrs. W. x. Kelly, of flowers taken from L sr conservatory, and representing the sq uare ana compasses, supplemented by the th rec links; all artistically arranged with na ural flowers Iutcrwoyen with smiiax. I'll other, beautiful representation of al Co. 1nthian column, or "column of beauty" an emblem pertaining to the office which dcccased held m the Lodge. This was the hau,iiu ofk of Mrs. Murat Masterson, at whose house he died, and was wrought on base of flowers, on which the word Rest ing" don with violets, was placed.
 The folIl wing resolutions were drawn UP immediately after the bunal by hls brother Nasou,.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Decay or the Teeth.

Arises from various causes, but rincipally Y it may be attributed to early neglect or the indiscrimiuaie use of tooth powders and pasios, which give a momentary whiteness lo thc teeth while they corrode the enamal. The timely use of that delicate aromatic tooth wash, Fragrant SOZODONT. will speedily arrest the progress of decay. harden the gums. and impart d delightful fragrance to the breath. tt removes those ravages W hich people sustain in their teeth from the use of swee; and acid articles. m20
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
WEDNESDAY,.

Tlle attention of those dcs;raus ofobtain- ;,.a employment is called So 'he advertise ,nra, 'g another column, Wood choppers uan,.i ia., Gcdiateiy-
 rr,- Y ". ,T4tchis>oa left yesterday ,,,9-ning r.r Anvil Rock. io assist bis part r", m, wilder. m msr6i1g, branding and eonrtiar thc wears increase of ther cat ,,a os ,ebirb t1cy have a large herd running o,, ,be r.rh pas,urc lands of that region.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
A Card

To all who are suffering from the sorrow and Uidiscreiions of youth, nervous weak ness, early decfv, loss of manhood, .Sc. I will send recipe that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis co cered by a missionary in south America. Se md a self-addres>e1 envelope to the REV. J osEPu T. LYMAN, S,atioH D, Nee IoTk C,ty.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Prescott. May 2fst. 1880.

or the pubuc patronage.
 Prescott, May 21st, 1880
 E. A. Eckhoh, Civil Engineer of Prescott. has been appointed Agent in Central Ari- zona ioi the American Bureau of Mines. The organization is good one and the se- lection of an Agent in thIs section of Ari- zona could not be improved upon
 Six Celestiais have recently added sixty dollars to the reyenne of the city of Tucson. all for having indulged in the heavenlike passlime of IDbaling fumes from a long s.emmed meerohaum filled with opium. x. r. Pierce and John Rses are m town from lEg Bug district, winch is jus, now the center of active mining operations. Pros pecting continues, mines are being devolped, quartz mills erected, etc.
 LosT-A single pulley block. between L.. Bashiord's store and Rabies brewery The finder will oblige me by returning it to me or to the MINER Ofiice
 GEo. W. CURTIS.
 Prescott, May 2l, 1880
 The Star Novelty Troupe, which has been entertaining the people of Tucson, Tomb stone. etc, of late, contemplate visiting the Capital of the Territory. Rorabaek is ou, of the combination
 The General Court Martial, appointed in Special Orders No. 2. is postponed until Tuesday, June Sth, st Whippis Barracks
 Delegate John c. Campbell will accept tue thanks of ihe MINER for public docu- meuts and other iavoIs.
 The arrivals this morning per Gilmer X Salisbury & Co.'S coach were Rev c. II. Adams aad Hon. Hugo Richards.
 Hon. Thomas Fitch and Mrs. Fitch arc making arrangements for an extended visit to San Francisco and the Elst.-Recor1.
 One of Grcenup's teams uhloaded this
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21

THe Tucson Record has Co have its growl. like aii Democratic journals, because Gen. WlllcoN saw ht to go to California. Per haps ihc Record imaginCs that the Generals visit Las something to do with preventing the removal of Headquarters to Lowell. a place totally unit for it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
A CARD

Business bei5g dull. and not wanting a home stake before fall, propose on and after the lst of June, 1880, reducing the price of Board at my Restaurant to S35 per month. Thanking ali my friends for past favors, hope to merit n still further share of ths public patronage
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
BUILDERS OF STEAM MAcHfyRY IN ALL ITS Dranrhsz- Steamboat. steamship and land
 ENGINES 3' BOILERS,
High Pressure or C0mpounsL.

ORDINARY ENGINE compounded when stSt.Aele.
 STEFAN BOILERS -Psrtsculsr attention gfveB to the quality of the mAtrrls workmanship. and none but hrst-ciAse work prosaesd.
 WATER PIPE, of bo4lsr or sheet irUn, Of suy sises made in suitable length for connecting together. sheets roIe. pnched and packed fot shpu ent. rusfy Co fe invited 7n the zroani.
 HYDRAULIC RIYETISG- Boiler work and shisr pipe made by this estsbii<hment rfyited by hy- drNnc ryssn' machinery. that quality of work being far supeTioE 10 hand work
 PUMPs-For mining ef AnF capacity and of any style. Our style of direct. compound engines. with double line of psmjs. particularly recOnn ended. We refer Co those in se, not one having ever ben broken dozn.
 DIRECT ACTING ENGINES for underground work, irrigation city wzisrwoEks purposes buii, s7th the celebrated Dayey valve motion. superior to any other.
 MIXING MACHINERY--cusrtz mills, pans, bosi.rs hostns machinery, sinking hoistng engines. other uaAchirsrv fsauired. Ap9sns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
To Gay's News.

Letter L5z- The following is iisi 0s letters remai1- ing in tlie Prescott Pes,ofli,e for tue week ending May 29d
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
Dissolution Notice.

The artncrshiP heretofore existing between John 1i.l- and Chsrlea Wurth diss- ysd the It of May, i-s) hy mutual c9nseut- AT accounts due or s.st tAc late Gzn sri be settled by ohm Baibe Sho continues fte hssiusss- JOHN kAIBLE,
 Er--.atf May sth, 1880. CiIAS. WUETH
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
MARRIED

L-MALEZIEUX-I In Washington City, May 2Jth, lSn. Hon. J. e. Campbell. N. c. from Arizona, Co Miss Marguerite Maeze1, of Washing ton.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21

,s7 v-~f. si1 day ag home easily made. Costly
 '9 koutas free. Ad1rs TECE Co.. Augusta Maiue
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21

Persons in calling for these letters vii please say advertised.
 T. W. orls, Postmaster.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Corner of Beale and Howard Streets, San
 Francisco. California. JOSEPH MOORF-- -supcrfsten ndsnt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-02

away for to go to try to pick him up,
and only for the cooks room bein' lock-
ed this here Whitley would agot the
old cooks dunnage too, for he were
awful big thief.
"Whateyer made the old cook Jump
overheard AFTER the boy we couldn't
make out. Whether il were from re-
morseness ut chuckin' him overheard,
and with the intent of drowndin' HIM
self, or whether he wan,ed for TO save
the boy, we couldn't make out. Hows'-
ever they was both gone, and that was
all there was about it. From shis
time on we had nice weather and mod.
crate westerly winds. We got y pilot
of Nantucket, and three days after.
wards got in. TaSin steam Oft the
Hook, we lowed up and made fast at
the foot Of Dover street. As we drs.wd
in towards the dock, were startled
by hearin' this here Whitley sing out,
We'll, Pm blewedr and loakin' in the
direction where he were pintin' who
ever should see among the crowd
but this here boy Bill and the old
cook we had dropped overheard in the
Atlantic Ocean. As soon rs the ship
come nigh enough, this young whelp
Bill climbed aboard and were soon i'll
among us a-tellin' us of the way they
got home ahead of us, and then we
found out that this here schooner
that we'd nearly run down had
picked up Bill and the cook, and il
were that tie skipper were a.try:ng
for TO tell when he passed by us.
at seemed that the old cook, repen-
tin instantly of havin' chueked the boy
overheard, and KNOWN that he were y
fust.rate swimmer, had jist jumped ar
ter him. Bills daddy, who was pretty
well fixed, had presented the old cook
with one of the most splendidest tiddles
that could be bought, but for all that
the old man rejoiced to recover his old
cremona, 'sayin', rs he took it carefully
out of the box, the new fiddle am n
very fine instrument, but think | hub
this one the best arter all.
This here chap Whitley We're kind Of
disappointed to have Bill turn up agin,
but he done the square thing, and civ
him back all his duunage besides claim
in ali sorts OF credit for havin' taken
care of il for him. I'm told that this
here cook and boy Bill continued for to
be shipmates long arter Bill had crowd
up for to be captain of ship, and that
the old darky were never arter that
know'd to have cross word Tor n
bow"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-04-02
THE FIRST ROBIN.

heard him call, and stopped, half doubtful II
heard
Some mocsing jay, or the dear rufou>- breasted
bird
Again the cheerful notes the clear, sharp twit-
tertng came,
And told me Robins name.
Then scanning the thin tree-tops, soon found
The little minstre! whose sweet voice went
round,
Summoniug
Tardy Spring
From her long Tropic dallying,
There Were no leaves TO hide him,
And on the bough beside him
No billing mate
Responsive safe.
The March skies were above him;
The orchard trees that love him
Were naked as the skies
Their tender leaves were hidden,
Their foamy blooms unbidden,
Unorealhed the tea-sweet fragrance o. their
signs;
Yet, hopeful still and merry.
He trills and whistles CHEEKY,
Gladstone and brave.
What though the cold winds blowing
Find in their boundeSs going
Naught of the Summer but witheTed trace,
As in some burialplace
The wreaths lie blsckened on maldeas grayes
Gay sings the warbler, knowing
A truth oil Natures showing:
That He will give who gave
That warmer suns and kinder
This bleak month leaves behind her;
That the gray boushS
But briefly house
The hesitating blossoms and the leaves;
That his brave song shall wake them
To swell their bonds and break them,
And each harsh blast that grieveS
Shall spread the crinkled banner
OF drowsy Spring, and fan her
To yigor as of old;
That he, the earliest conner,
Fits in the van Of summer;
That the meadow shall be Verdant and the har-
vest shall be gold.
Dear bird, see thee winging
Far away stu calling, singing,
Till the blue skies seem TO hide thee In their
blue;
But thy hopeful notes still lnger.
Little dusky- pinioned singer,
!. And q faith half faint and weary they renew.
May my hopes like thee aspire
From their low perch high aud higher,
Heayenward soaring ever singing as they go;
And, wnen Earth no more can hold them,
When the azure skies erfold them,
May their echoes linger sweetly here below.
CHARLES NOBLE GREGORY