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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
Sc vende.

Un tocador nuevo en- $50.-Una silleria de
critorio 25.-Dos mesas iardineras nueyas
40.-Un veiador todo de marmol 40.--Una
sillerfa nueva de palo santo 300.-Un apara-
dor 25.-Hay ademas roperes, cGmas stros
muebles d precios modicos, San Jose mum.
~, altos. hta 16 mzo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
sOVIaIgIfO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS

Elm OdDAC.
Fbro. 1s.-De Aguadilla, vap. ing. s'Hadji.'.
i Latimer.
De Manatf, gol. esp. "N1ava Con-
cepcicn," carga.
20.-De La Isla, vap. ing. "Hadii. Id.
SALIDAS.
Fbro. 20.--Para la Isla, vap esp. 8. juan"
carga.
Pa'a Humacao, gol. amer. ''Ceci-
le," lastre.
21.-Para n. York, vap 'Hadji," Id.
Pasajeros salidos en- ell "San Juan Para
Arecibo. Paula Faria, Maria Matos, Fran-
cisco B lmonte, Manuel Cell Ruiz, Benig-
no Baseiro, Vicente Caballero. Manuel
MJntoto, Gabriel Ferrasa, Lorenzo Roses,
Severe Baston, Diego Fernandez, Justiniano
Vazquez Para Aguadilla. a.-Pablo Acevedo.
Martin Paroles, Mateo Manovitia, Lorenzo
Ruiz.-Para Mayagiiez. - Leopoldo Vilialo-
bos, Mercedes Padial de Pach co nifios,
Fuschia Velez y nifio, Encarnacioa Velez,
I5uario G0nztlez, Balt4sara Gonzalez, Fe-
derico Gomez, Nicolas Cuartero. Jose Escu-
dero Il y y e5posa, A. Gutter, Alfredo Lag
Sc, CIyetano Espiho, Rafael Marchena, Ig-
ua i" Torre V. Portela, jose M. Ramirez
Par. Ponve.-Cayetano Tufifio, A. Biaggi
/ nilo, Juan B. Morera, Libia Paganflii,
A. Gllnonez, Maria j. Santana, jose Laboy,
Jul II Mojica, Pedro Perez Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
.err0 gdlUanizadO

Liso acanalado dc superior calidas Sc ven.
de precios los mas limtados az u plnza on q
almacen del TEfaEGRAF0, San Jnsto III
i. 2ef X HMxAQN \ Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
AIIIGI0s DIVIRsOs,
LA
Zarzaparrilla
DE
BRISTOL.

Ell GRAN PURIFIoADoR DE LA sANGRE
Sc garantiza ser benigna y cura infalible en-
toda forma de Escr6fula, Ulceras Incurables,
Perniciosas, Stills, Tumores, Erupciones Cuta-
meas Malignas; 10 mismo que para toda afen-
cion que tenga su origen en- la impureza de la
sangre Humores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
Flores, hutss J hOrtalisas Do tOdas classes.
GRAN NovEDAD EN- nsTA IsLA

Sarmiento de parras, de las fnejores yides
que sc c0n0cen en- Europa treinta olases =
SomsiIas de uyas virgenes, igual yariedad
de clases. flores, frutas infinidad DE- Va
riedades de semillas y plantas de to<Ias cla-
ses. -Agencia Mercantil. ealle de sNn 4tasto
MIN. 3. b. s. nzxo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-02-22
FedderScn WiIIink q Co.,

de este eomercio, como agentes tle las dos
muy reditadas compafiias de SECURES con-
ira incendios del
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY De l0HDHEs
Y DEL
Royal Insurace Company de Liverpool,
ofrecen sus servicios para ell aseguro contra
incendios.de edificios, y casas de habitaoicn
de todas classes, mercancias, haciendas, etc,
etc. It
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

Winter lingereth with the gool penple of Northern Arizona
 Lynx CTe-k is turning out considerable gold to placer miners this spring Jacks 'n asd Brothers at present eicyca mes em pl"vesI o8 Ihcir claim. Smith bss iN" mrn ar work. anal Compton, on his claim receEily paFcbasci, tao or three. Mir Martin is also wurkin. his claim succcssluliy-
 Joseph LaFis-chi, a hard workinc granger leaves for trip through the southern pnrti"n oi tIe Territory, auG A ishes [" say good nyc, for ihe pr, sent, t1 Us nEi..--a-,l,s friends and acquMntanees in tiiIs section, hoping at some future day { return an.. take up residence in Yavapai County
 r. IT. Ferris. an old Prescnitite. hO has been spending some months in Trcs"n. re- turned last eveEiag by Kerens < Griiiith's stage line. He reports business livery in ihe southern country and considerable noney in circulation. While that country Is floursLing. people rushing in, etc, he yet thinks that Prescott Is good enough for him, and that IicTc are as many or more dollars her-. tO the man, than there are there Or n other words that while ihcFe E much Inoncy and DusD-ss there, there are a, the same mc toO man people io divide |, with, aad the present boom Is bound. be- fore tae summer Is ended, to react.
 The trsl train oi cars wall enter Tucson on Saturday next, 20ih. The graders are I,u.y preparing the road bed beyond and in short lime thc front Hii! he removed to San Petr". twenty miles further towards Tombstone.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

John Evans Big John) has discovered oae of the richest gold iedges yet discOv cred in ihis couuty. The new find is nssr Cieiry Creek Specimens from the ledge show free gold in large q IauI-;'es. Every day ad,l, To Yavapai's eight th"u-snd min"s thus fif disciyervd, locitcj and recorded.
 SUIT AGAISsT BoSDsAEN.-Murat Mas tcrsan, District Attorney oi lavApaI county, has n,,ii'ur-d proceedings against C. 5 Eos fer. D. C. Thrrnr, ". II. II .rdy, E. J Clok and F. W. Williams. h.ndsmen ior Wiley Stsndr.,r. laie L. S II ,rshai, for Ihe sum of :J, .J.;, amount "f d d.ii-ieucy in his ac- counts. We hear that Siandrfcrs reck- less way of attending to business and rem drriDg his accounts to ihe Attorney General had much Co do with his being 50 far be- hind.
 GONE EAsT - General Fremont left this morning, by the Black Canyon route, for Nex York via San Francisco, in the interest of the mining companies he represents. The General and thnse associated witn him. have pcca iusirumenttl in introducing a large amouu, of capital into the Territory. and h's prcseBI trip easg may be the means "t making more sales and starting up new mining enterprises.
 Why |, it that rhsrse5 are not preferred az. ist the Governor for bringing to much nruey iEto The country and distributing II among the old pruSpect"rs. SHch charges are cJmmat, as against other officials, and why allow the Governor to flood the cnun- Try with gTreubacks and make nabobs ot the old II sssayampers with impunity!
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
Assessment Notice.

TIGER MINING COMPANY, LOCATION OF | works, iger Mining Distrlc-, Bradshaw Mountain, iavspai county, Arizoua Territory. LOcltion of Pr
 dpaI place Of tusine-s San Francisco, California No ticc is hereby given that al uicetfg of the rectors held on the nfteenta tl5,hl day of March, Iso. sessment No. Four ,4) of thirty 0j Der share le.le on the capital stock of the corporation Day able Inmedis ely United s'a gold com he rttAry at ihe Ofhoe of the company. Room No. Ne rada Bocf So S9 lntgomery sereet san Fran, I.co. California Aey -tDck upon hi h mrut sh@n remain unpaid Wednesday, the tventy-lrst (1lsil day of AFrI. lss, viii be delinquent and veTsed sale at public auction and unless Iayueui Is .te fore win be sold Thursday the Thirteenth (l3th) day of May 1880, to psy the deliuqEeut
 meut toe ether with costs of advertising and pens
 Of sale WM. If. Lf \ (, Secretary.
 Office, Room @, Nevada Blocs. No. 3J? Montgomery street San Francisco, California. ulhi9
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
Local Intelligence.
TUESDAY.

The @c4llicr continues cold and disa grecaDie.
 Rev. Mr. Ad1rns goes South this evening 10 Lc abs u tliFcp weeks.
 Let there ne an organization of parties ir Arz7ua aad scru5 Faces igBoTed.
 John Res i4 up from Dis Bog. where h' oa. s"lne very valuable mining property
 Joe Doyce was thrown from an nnrul, plug IlI.s morning sud received serious in ju1ifs.
 Sia'e making has commenced on il' D Iaocratic s.dc oi ihe house in this Tern tory. i'Iok tlteir goose i, our motto.
 Th.s year promises io be one of er'raor diEary wealth to the gransers. They src fZtl@fErg '0 IIil ihe soil extensively.
 Jatn Taylor. who has been mining in Ar Iz nA lccs 0D Irip to BeIoit, Kansas, Nber- be has farm and other property tha, calls !.jin away.
 Ee o-'ice,l at the saloon of P. M. Fisher ilIis aferaonB a sack of very rith gold ore fiuin nes fnsf near Cherry Creek, whicl, has been named the "Csp Fisher"
 Chicaga capitalists have arrived at Big Bug. a.d the eIcction of quartz mills has comns need in earnest The whole district sIll soon be in perfect boom.
 M D Lrngiy and Mr Brink arc in town from Hirkispd sValIey. They brought up ~TeTai thousand pounds Oi potatoes for l.. Bsshford & Co:
 Co to T. NJ Fishers Restaurant for a good meal for 8 cents: Board sS per week Chiekea tRics A week, and all inc delieacies and vegetables that the market affords.
 We learn that Ii ere are in attendance a, the school of fife Sisters of St. Joseph. in Prescott. about 70 scholars, which number viii be increased next week 10 over J0. Sniihviiie and registered at the Williams H0Gsa The mill IS shut down for the pres eni. awaiting new machinery from San FFagciscn
 Our friends WiIl please bcar in mind that Brn Batter, the prince of caterers, will open his Kew restaurant m the 22 inst. lt will sufpsss anything of the kind ever started in Northern Arizona.
 Our rcaiers will observe thst Blake & Co, who have no snperi0rs m ;his Territory in the sssaying fine, have a new "ad.". in The prcSeat lssue of the MINER and a new list of prices for their work.
 Hon. J. !. Glspcr Is accused hy inc Pic nix Ex2o,ituT of having reccived stock in t,ic Arjzpaa Central k. R. Cn., which Is, of c"Uf,r, equally nntrne as the statement in that I.,I.rr some time since that he owned lottery stock.
 Now ls a srlcnlid opportunity fur persons wl9 wish 70 Iuvrst in this city. By refer cnce to our advertising columns II will be sen tht; two "f the iiae,t residences in tawa a-c of-rri for sale. They will be parted a aiih at iUw figures.
 4 great many people hive of tate gone tn ii: uev aHi I l'n-i~lng mining camp, so8:h oi the ilg ct-hc Ia mountain, Ccn:cn. ria! 2i-i.ici. T. ". Alexander and \. L. GTiiiiA have Tg.'sCAsc.i thc old copper mine in that s,C.lun. winch years ago belonged tn Dr JuBrs, Co;onel Dent. Coyote Dunn and others. We believe i. tn be good property.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
To-pay's News.
MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE TO GO
 EAST

Tie CitizsDs' Committee appointed 10 con fer with the A. T. < 5 r. R. R. Co. held meeting last evening, and after discussing lhe weather and condition of the roads il was determined To fix the tune of starting "E April 2O.h. The committee were induced to postpone their departure to this date by the fact of the Governors absence making il impossible for Mir. Gosper to accompany thesn at an earlier da,e. The secretary of the committee was instructed 10 write tn to MT. Carl Schurz, asking for a leave of ab sence for MT. Gosper. The several commit tees on >tatisics reported. From the in- formation gathered by the committee on transportation, of which MT. Blake is chair man, VIC learn that in 1878 there came to Prescott and vicinity, over 5000, 900 pounds of freight, and for the year ending Dec. 3ls', 1879, there was received over SIX and a-hIlf million pouuds-2n increase of over 100 per cent. The com maittee appointed to procure an aprropriatlon from the City Council and the Honorable Board of Super yisurs reported that though there had as yet been no meeting oi either body, they felt so much encouraged that il was agreed to proceed with tie pamphlet and get them ready for the printer.
 M5 J. J. Gosper tcndcrcd 10 the commit tee the use of an. ambulance and sufficient hors.s for the trip ts Santa Fe and return.
 A letter from Mir. Strong. Vice President aud General Manager of the \. T. & S. r. R F. Was read, and the passes for the com mii,cc were found therein.
 The following preamble and resolution wa adopted:
 WHERE'S, It has been made kown to this committee that it would be in accordance with the desire of the R. R. Co 10 see Mr. Hardy at Topeka with this c5a m tee, Therefore be it
 EesJrei, That IIou. Vim. II. Hariy be, and he is invited to become member Of tins n.mitt,c as representative of Mohave County.
 \ special committee consisting of NJ ss.s ". W. Hutchinson, J. II. Marion and C. C. Ban YVES appointed 10 loc"mmunicate by telc- graph with Hon. John G. Campbell and Iii, Exccllcncy, Governor !. C. Frcmot, re sarIing the appropriation for road across inc Mogollyns, asking the Governor 10 CO., op,ra,c WIih cur Delegate in this matter, and iEqu'riug if any thing can be done to help the matter here.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

J4s,p.l Melvin has a notice in the MINEr p-is,a, tair warning.
 Mrs. Joseph Melvin is causing yaluaLl, rc;,airs to be made on her dwelling house Marina street.
 The Ec.ublcsns of Pima county arc pro p>r.uS to perfect an org inizati"n of ihciI patty.
 Joseph Melvin IS in town from inc Verde havHs TeeoycTei from a severe spell 0! sicsaesS.
 Tony r4rri. arrived han, this an prni D 7 from iathcra ArlzpIi, lo Ikiag hale and hearty.
 The printing offic; at Headquarters has jus; been supplied wsth a new Gordon job printing press.
 The Scu,hera Pacific R,ilro.d will run its trains 10 aad'from Tucson rcgulirly on aad after ihe 2Jth inst.
 St PAtrick's Day in Prescott passed off quietly. We noticed quite a number of our uuzcns wearing the badge of green.
 The R,ilroad Commiitec dii not mcc, last evening as per anIounccm :at, ba, will do so to-moTro. cvening.
 X brother of Samuel C., Recs, of Chino valley, has lately arrived ir,,m CaIifnrni,. .. on a visit, and is, today. taking a look at Prescott.
 One of the lest mining properties in this section anu nne that should Ue developed is the oid Salvador miuc, east of Fort Whip pie, three miles.
 B. II. Weaver. of the Ready Pay Store. Is hlv:D" row of shade trees set out in front Of his property adjoining his store on Moatezuma street.
 At ihc theatre this evening Miss Mark nam wifi sing "SwAnee River" and "Massa in ihe cold ground" Let all hands ani inc c-.oh turn cut to hear her.
 D. |. Thorne at last accounts was m Cleveland. Ohio, negotiating a sale of ihe .vor Belt min'. Gov. Powers was also in Cleveiano with Mf. Thorne.
 J. II. Lee has purchased from Jerry Sulli- van his ox teams, winch gives him the lar gest tfain in the county. MT Sullivan, we 3iEAi- VIII ltdht sObu TOT oregon.
 Quartarmastcr Weeks sold. at a-ctiOn to- day. several condemned Government mules and a qIiStity of unServiceable stores. The property sold brought good prices.
 JiIsor. ". r. X Cos messenger, reports Monday n'ght last, between phcniX a-d Agus r'r'l. the most di>aS rccahlc night of tue se.S 'n, on account Of cold and wind.
 Sh,i',ia B9othrr> and Dick Gir,l. the man who mIdc the first map of Ar:znna, have soli ti IT mining interests in Tombstone for two n.i..i0-S rf dollars. A modest little sum.
 Tht cali product of the reporting Pacific cost mines for january,l 1880, was $7113, 200, to %jJt.G)p in I>19. Of tkc amount this year Si5l,790 cLuc from silver-bearing mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
EesideHce For Sale.

offer for sale my hOuse an1 lot on the corner tf G"riey and Marina sre ts. Lot fronts lpJ feet CsI itol Block and 75 Marina There is oh the premises well of exec lent water, @Gd rain stern, Zine lined holding I5Di gsllus. Water is duct by pipes all parts of the house and grounds fro" Zinc lined water nk holding 7p0 gallons All drainage is carried away from inc hOuc hy 6iuch pipe leading covered shaft The yard. Tee huuse which is oIsn for inspection contains nine oIus besides hath-ruom two halls, large rlusC aua lar Improvements cpt ever ih IusIud u' taI- Iit'e srfeCt. The property Wi ire from I- cum r5nc's 10 tn, highest 'IdGsr for cash. u al t al private sale, between this GLtr tho ot April next. PJssesson will bc liy rcd by the Oi April.
 nes vi be receive ult tir.i l-t. next, ly Hugo Rieha;d', al his Cf-c, iI Prescott, A. T.
 ml .2S THOMAS FITCH.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
We Cant Talk

Without showing the condition of oitT teeth
 Every laugh exposes them. Ia order tot 10 be ashamed ofthem let us use that stan dard dentifrIce, SOZODDNr. witch Is sure to keep them white and spotlesS. No tartar can eDcrust them, no csanker affect the enamel, no species of decay inlest the dental bone, If SOZODONT is regularly uScd. l. Is bonianical preparation, and is oenencial effects on the teeth and gums are marvellous, as II removes all discoloration>, and renders the gums hard and rosy. TO.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
SUMMON
h the District Court of the Third Judicial District Territory of Arizona, County Ci ISy4I al.
 CHARLES WURTH, Piaiutsn,
rLIzA wuRru. ps.enIan..


 ELIZA WURTH, Defendant.
 Action brough; in the District Ccurt of te Third Ju- dicAl District h aud for the County Cf Yaval s IL th, Territory of Arizona.
 The Territory of Arzona sonts greeting ,o Eliza Mur h:
 You are hereby summoned aud r,quirei Co aUyear i an action brought against yoG bs the sboye-b2u-ei llahun In the District Court of the Th.ri Judicia! strict in and for the County of Isv4p4i i h- Ter tory oi Azoua, and answer the comI aiLt filed witt The Clek oi tIs Court. at Prescott said COIuty a copy of which complaint acconpaLie thi- summons, SiiIin twenty dave itNC.usiVs Oi he day Uf E.Ivic after the service upon you of this sIumpHs fl tnis county; but f wed out of tEe county and sihin thIs district then within thirty days al cases forty days.
 And you hereby notified that fl you fail 10 appear and suswe- the complaint, above required he pzii- LII ~lA lake defsEi against and sIIy to h" Court for the relief prayei for in and by the plaintiff said complai T, and costs and disbursements th4s D h- expended.
 Given under my hand and the soal of said Di.tTict fsx, Court, at Prescott this eighteenth cay Uf t 'I March, lsS0
 WILLIAM WfLEERSON, Clprf. CLARK CHURCHILL, Attorney for flliu;in. imI3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
W NJ RI'EEI'M

Has just received, direct from New York: Almore's English Plum Pudding, New England Mincc Meat, Apple Butter. Grab Apple Marmalange Preserved Orange Peel, French Prunes, Genuine French Olive Oil. Deep sea Mackeral. 10 tins, Pure Buckwheat Flour, Pure Maple SyrHp. very heavy. Arrived this day, Feb. 2Eh.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

TnE TIGER.-Wc are sorry to learn that the Tiger Mining Company have allowed some "t ti.cir checks on San Francisco logo to protest. This Is doubtless owing to some business misunderstanding among the officers of ihe Company, as II is known thai the mine ana mIIi are regularly producing bullion. The ,I0unie will probably be only temporary. Ia the meantime notice of assessment, 30 cents per share will be no ticCd m the MINER to-day. Bake & Co.,, We UadcIstGnc. have levied an attachment on tine property Of the company to secure the payment uI some two thousand dollars or more of protested checks.
 Benson, ore of the proprietcrs of the Grand Central Hotel, Oakland, recently dcs- tr"yeu by lire, and Huget, the porter, have been arrested and lodged in prison on charges ot grand larceny. Benson and Huget arc bro; her In- avs. and il Is confidently ex- pcctod Lat they will be convicted of a.son and grand larceny.
 The Markham Troupe give their enter tainment this evening. Do not forget that Miss kham sings the "SwaGee River,' and the fayUrite Irish comedian, MT. Ben Butler, in the 'St. Patrickt Day Parade. He Is muighty iolnc.
 Geo. T.. Berry and family moved out to Big Chino this morning for the purpose of taxing the cattle of Mr. Y. A. Stephens and the commencement of manufacture of but ter and cheese.
 II. Mshancy, special mail agent of ihe F. e. Department, and James Stewart of Giimer. Salisbury X Cos stag line, Jeff last evening for the South.
 The freight team of C. W Btach loaded lumber to-day at the mill of Gee. w Curti. for l.. irvine, PhcniX.
 Phi kra~Hcy, the telegraph manipulator stiii ho-ds fo:lh at Ogden, Utah.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
A>se>>In mt Notice.

IHTTOP SILVER MINING icOAPAFY. Principal Place af Bu-is---, Fr.u-isc1 C=l-Ls- alton of works Bi4ck Caay Di-tro A-v4lzi County, Arizona Territory V Ns |. a Eise-, tsa zt In-s,ias of the Board of p4r-ttlr-, -I on ihc NINTH Day af MARCH. l-si. au as-H- cl-ut NJ. Of sJ cents p-sr s2l-e levied u}uB tar csptial stock Of the C0rplrauon. f4yable siaj m u- S. Gold Cuil. Co the s,r,tzry. at tle 01aC uf tha Com iaIy. Rooms and .. 5-5 PINE -r-at. S1. Era2c.s-o, California.
 AuF upon shich tAi- sss-iGacIt shall remain nEa.I on tl l5 h Day of APRIL. lssa, win he de- b meat and as,Il-t Ter -ale -i psIhic auction; and uul--s payment s made before S be slld FRIDAY the 7th Dap lt MAY. ls~t, to py ths deliD4 Ient se-sfut1 . together with lf advertising and espruses cf sale. By orller ,f the Board Directors.
 D r. NFRBENAL. SECRETARY.
 OFFICE Rooms and 2, J-i Pine Street, saa Fran ef-,.l C. Efo-Iii4. ni3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
nUILnEEs uY sTEAM MACHINERY IN ALL ITS ly-an-h... s-..--.--.- .---a---..-- and l-na
ENGINES 9. ROLLERS,
High Pressure or comgouRa.

ORDINARY ENGINE oousroansiei when .dyisAila.
 STEAM EoILE tS -Pzrt-rliar atisuiiun given to the quality of toe fa@s-al 40rklnsassip. and bS hrst-Slzss surk VrnstlcaA.
 WATER PIPE. tuilrr or sheet iron, Of asss sizss u1ade ia FU!'aeie length Tor canuecttN tnessieF sheets rolled Vincei ard packed for shipEs cut re2ay e. bs invited tseE Ereflud-
 HYDRAULIC INVITING Bs.iisF Ecrk and wAb.f ripe made ty this establishment. riyit-d bY hf- drNn c riyrns machinery, that qaAly of sUfk eeiEg far superior hsst wu-k.
 PUMPS For ma az Uf any capacity and Of any style Our sryls ef Gi-e-t. compound engines, NA double line uf pumps. particularly rrconah sadsA We refer to thOSe u-s, not one having ever beea broken Snvu.
 DIRECT AC TING ENGINES f1r underground work, rrrattou clay rEs pa Isfs kutlt with the Cel-aTaed bayey valve motion. supurieT Co any other.
 MINING HACHiNERY-t2asrts mils, pans, beirIS hoisiing machinery, sinking, koi ting egins etho< naseaiusrs feSIulFs1. ianlaua1
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19

The fine black horse, f'rmcriy owned hy MajoT Fowler, will be disro>e,i of Jy l9i- tery, at :he Cabinet, is soon as Inc tickets arc al snid Two hundred chances at $1 70 each. Tickets for sale rt the Cabinet.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
A RARECHANCE.

C. Gerard being about to depart for Franc, next month, offers for sale his establish ment and his stock of liguOrs. < first-Ia;C chance tO get into a good paying business
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
Notice to Become sole Trader

Is hereby given that Mary c. Doud. nIariei wcnan do this day ke md pubish declaration, that tend. and after ihis dAe, Co Y bdsinc<z trade separate and spsrt fro my husband and my name, my own account of a capital invest mept of HOt to exceed thouss nd dollars. from this date alone responsible l0. all debts contracted by account of sad business trade, which is that Of farming and stCet raising.
 Given under my hand and seal this Eighth day Of r. March, Eighteen Hundred and Eighty. MARY C. DOUD,
 the mark Witness: JOHN sCBrLL.
 Personally appeared before this day s c. Rogers Justice of the Peace in and for the County Of pal in Arizona Territory, Mary C. DOud Asd made the shovensmed declaration provided for in the piled lasr Of this Territory. S. C. ROGERS, mhis-3s Justice of the Peacee.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
Sca5ea iropOsai'.

VILLAGE EEc1EDEa's oFECE-
 PEEsCorF, March IS, ts7a- e.lls Proposals vi 3s Fests i st tIis Oi's uutil o'clock p me- M5.ly tue md ius-., for Iur@isaiIs GIss Hanir.l and Fltfy. more lees. BoX Elder or Jsack I-ctlst .r-es. e.isr-i the Plaza Tree- 1' uu: tI4 sae il dtsI-i1r, foot from thl uIgyr reo-.. str-sL usiy a1d s iJ1 roots. By ordes of tI- tJILgii.
 e.. B- RUSH. Recorder.
 C.. H. A AhSHALL, prputy. Prescott, Mach I6,l, l',l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-03-19
NEW
Fair Warning,

All perscns cautioned against trusting any person whatsoever my account, VII not responsible for debts Conr4C.6 cd without writt'u Ot rfr0.u
 Jos MELVIN,
 Prescott March l1th, !sssl.