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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
COPPER SUPPLY.

Owing to the disadvantage. under
 which owners of copper deposits labor
 on account of the great distance their
 mines have been located from cheap aud quick transit to the Eastern market, lit tie or nc advancement has, until quite re gently. been made in this important min eral industry. Of recent date, however. with the sight of the locomotive in the distance, with certainty of a speedy ar rival into the very heart of our copper fields, this branch Of mining, which Is soon to take aH active part in the metal operations of Northern Arizona, has taken sudden step forward and is creating a favorable impression with capitalists from California and the East.
 .,lSr So far 3. deeYellonments have been made the experienced copper miner has no hesl- tancv in deciding Northern Arizona King of the copper yielding districts within the bounds of the United States, not even excepting the famous copper mines of Lake Superior. A gentleman who has an eye upon the copper interests of this sec tion, and who from boyhood up has had varied experience in copper ore, copper mat and bars does not hesitate to place the yield of copper in ore and otherwise, year hence as being sufficient to load fifty cars daily as they journey east.
 Shelters must of necessity come in. To operate loo or 200 of these furnaces, thousands of men will be needed in their management and for the purpose of ex- tracting the ores from the mines. Tons upon tons of coal will be brought here by rail for the use of furnaces. All these things will cause large expenditure of money in this section and we cannot see any reason why, within the coming t~e elve months. there should not be aa entire revolution in our monetary affairs, and in- stead of dull times We will hear the checry voices of all our people in praise of the railroad that has caused the doors of our copper deposits to open wide and yield mp their treasures, making every thing prosperous and healthy.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
LEGAL.
SUNiiG,Ns.

To the D..tricr Court of Thrl Judicial Di strict
 Territory Of AiiEona, C9UBiy Of Ykvsgai. CHOICE V. CURTIS, FlziI'ih,
 
 rHx CUMBERLAND GOLD ASD SILVER NISISo Co.,, Defendant.
 Action 0suuglt in the District Court of the Third Iudlclsi District, and for t4e County Of IavapA in the Territory oi Arizona
 Terri or, of Ariz .ns ssnds greeting to the Cumber- lard Gold snd silycr Mining Cor Tauy:
 You are hereby oa-d aud Fftlatre Co spFrir ir ac.toD br ught against yoa by 'be above u1uitSi p.ari G iu the District Court of te Third JnsJcsl b.s1rct ia and r the County of YaSSpai. n ths Ter Tltary Arizona. and hnsvur tbs complaint filed sith Cles- this Court al Tescu' h said C0unfy. copy which plaint Teuies this s1ELu teuty days exclusive of thr day Of v.osl after the servc upon you of his Euunol4s, fl served :, hia cOElty, but II sesye1 out of the county and sihn this Dlstr (. then sithin thiity days: in al other eyses. forty eayE.
 Aud yoa are LsE,by uotiheS that fl you fail to sp- rear sud ths complaint above required, iiis riaini g.l take judgment by default against you for ,re gum of eix hundred ard thirteen aud TT-lAS .4oar- .Si3 7l Id costs and disbursements iu the behalf ,Npeu@ed.
 Gissn usdcr Iny hand and the s.i of said Di.trie; Con b st i'Ftscoti. tbis sth day Of February l-sl. IL. s.l WILLIAM WILKERSOS Clerk
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TL ENDAh
Somewhat windy to-day

Somewhat windy to-day
 Captain Seamans Is again in town iron the uthcrn portion of the Territory.
 Nr,. Fisher and daughter are preTarin: tp 'i-i, San Francisco.
 B-n Weaver is a square dealer. oi.e req, son Co: hi, success in the mercantile line.
 PalJ Pierce Is in town from the Bi. Bug country.
 B4b eri-,by. who has been ID town for ,he Ia-r ies days. left for the Tiger yes:er. day att-Iuann.
 The I.ie- little cottage of T. T. Shull on tprtaz street is assuming daily more and moi- o. tony appearance.
 Fred Glover. alier au absence of two or thrre month, n the southern part of the Tcrrito-y, las returned
 We har 5. reported on the street, that quire a rich discovery ha- been made within two and a haf miles of tosn. the luck Y find beiE. a silver minc
 To L. Your communication in regard to certain matters which tT7,nspired al santa Rosa, some time since. they being of pri- vate nature. aie rejected. ED. MINEE.
 Wilson . Haskell at their door. sash and blinI factory are prepared to furnish any and ail kinds of material in their line at the very lowest figure
 One of tL- most accommodating and thriving firms i, that of Kelly & Stephens. w wou.d recommend our reader, to con suit them ior al kiud, of garden seeds.
 Certain gentlemen Ere working up the matter 'i, constructing a branch road from Pr--cott to iuter-e,-t that of the 3jth parallel route 1t Big Chino Valley Nif. J. II. Marion a,.,l Miss Nellie Baua- hart were in town fo-dAg from Chino Valley From jI.c;a ve learn that NIs Banshirt is very niuch improved in health duun. he l'asf ie,. days. Els. J. H. ,lie, d.sigcs Gs Co st1te that ! she ?, very 5.,pslal tp Jhe Members of the ] Lesis,at-lre tuI tle s.guing of the petition i"r 'il- r,.,s-es e. her ,JH. which Yas signed : by the ia.st oi .hy!G. Agr, Levi, Alters vr h.sr ll,s found | what h. cyne~iy-~ tD b- .ri-s rich silver 1. miue adiace..t t5 tae town Of Prescott. As,ar* HOW bang laad- will develop the : fact vb"'hst o~ .,o tia hul j., valuable. : To t'..<c v,o are interested n beau,ify- ! ing t.iyif homes, we would suggest that the . black ip5us, .-y, Is thc most hardy for this , climate They can be procured cAcaply by | sending y"ur g,lrrs c. r. L. B.il, Wicken- burg, oniy J1 cents each.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

Just redeived, direct from the packini house of Henry Mazo k Co, Boston PERFECTION MESS MACKERAL tin , pound boxes) PARAGON MACKERAI. Gin , pound boxes) SNOW FLAKE COD FISH. fin , pound boxes) The above are of the fall catch of 1880.
 ALSO. COLU MBIA RIVER SALMON SALMON BELLIES.
 ALSO, CHOICE WHEAT FLOUR. PIN HEAD OAT MEAL.
 ALSO. RIN ERSIDE TABLE RAISINS COMB HONEY.
 W. II. BUFEUM, PRESCOTT, Feb. l, lSSI.
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President A. T. ,E $. F. R. R.
MEETING OF THE VILLAGE CorxcIL

MEETING pr THE VILLAGE COUNCIL The city fathers met last eveuing in Coun cil for the purpose of adjusting the af fairs of the City Government.
 Hon T. l. Butler, representing the Prescott Gas Light Co, appeared before the Council, withdrew a former petition and asked for the priyilege-not exclusive franchise of laying gas pipes within the city limits.
 The mat, .r was referred t. a committee Nho will repor; upon the same at the next t-ulsr meeting.
 Thc petition Of the Prescott Water Company was received and one month gwen to report upon the same.
 The contract for cleaning the streets wa, awarded to John Ehle
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To LEASE, 3j0 acres of Farming Land, in quantities to suit, situated on Willow and Granite Greeks. For full particulars en- quire of
 MRS. STEVENS J D. Cook. Prescott. Jan. 10th, ISSI
 Wall paper 40 its roll st Geo. & Porter Yum. Yum! Buckwheat Flourand Maple Syrup at Ben Weayers 'TU to Geo. =. Porter S Co.'S. east side of Plaza, for furniture and everything needed or your homes. Howey for horseshoeing. mh7 To parties in need of Blacksmithinq that don't require credit go to J. Howey.
 mh7 G. NJ. Coleman, the boot and shoe maker, Granite street, opposits Gray Eagle stable. will move his boot business to Tiplop the middle Of this month. nl2-2w Fresh Dried Blaekberries. Rasberrles. Fitted Cherries, Peeled Peaches. Stelless Grapes, and Corn. at Ben Weavers d4tf Fresh Comb Honey nt Ben Weayers
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AdniiuisfraIor-, sale.

Notice is hereby zd ea iaat is pIrsaance Of .a order of hs Probate Court aud for the Comfy Of MelaYc, Territory oi ArEous, made the 18th day Oi sprIl, A. D. issi.
 Ia ,hs Mater Of the Estaisi
  NuLIaH ovLk- pscss-ed Tho undersigned ts srHllnistrator of said s-ase, will ssE uTv-le a1is, for cash Ne secured nrtss approval and c0nfiFna..oa of the said robAt- Court A hs richt, Ie and Interest and estate of the ssia William ToNae at The t1e cg Ais death, and su tbs right. te aud interest that ;he sad hAs aciirs ths- thar in addition to that of the william Iosle al tlse time Vf h. sih. Ia and Co that l9 Ics psrcei ~ issd sffuss, yiBz and s~fnZ in the To~V uf Mineral fAk, in -sid County of Mohsse, and bounded ana d~scrihed ss foiow., to-w!i: COinneBcfug st point feet westerly of tse vest pCst Of the porsb of ths hon-e standing ths tCN lot being described herein and thsfce es-feTiy 5 feet to south eat of l0t theucs sf right snsss noTtheFiy back Keystone street, thenee af right ansiss Co place of bcgiunifg the being lot If lana Zs fest front purth side of Nst Street. and ou vh~h is buih 8 -feai frame house knOsn s4 .ffoWse's'' house. hy MrS. Isri;tzin- Also te 'closinq s..-rlleI p.iniaa claim, ,o-<t: ThA, certain claim known tle 4J uno consisting or its Desr f-ti upon sud of thA tsin. lode o- ledge ef quArtE, formerly kneen the 'ksty" to- rcth~r Wfth 90 rpo1 each ss from cputr> Granite spring. and sbo1t mile nOrfhres;sriy from the town of Chlorde. std iu Wzllar4i Mining Disrlct Aehase County Territory of Arizona sp- uf r~cord in BO-ok 'sD, Page SIS. of Nnstnl Records of sald Mahase County ssd ~s. sarrp.rfy known . fhs'- Katy Niie.~ Orsr- in writing for pn'ehsse ef sffher or beth of tb~ .bose ds.rrfb~d proPert-r vtI be rsc.Ived by the undersigned za hs plses Of busire-- fr Ninsrzi Park, Nonsye County. Territory of Arizona. and after twcBiy asys froEa the date hereof
 Dated Fsb,Is. Issi. SAMUEL CKozIER.
 Administrator.
 A. |. DAVIS,
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Two Family R esi(cspes for Sa|e,!

On scrount of business requiring my absence rom Prescott. oder for sale the olla Fiitg property. ON COTTAGE RESIDENCE, conta- ning six rooms. situsiei on North MuuiszaTns street, haf s block from the Plaza easEut location. and prr- ticusrfy sdEptei residence fer PyrzOu engaged iD business in the heart of tho town:
 ONE RESIDENCE. sit1atsd Granite street, be- tween Goodwin and Csrietou street., containing Eve rooms, one block from plaza.
 Each of the Aboye residences Buay nnished, and supplied wi'a good wells uf ast.r-
 G II. LA BEETEU. Prescot', Jaa. a. issi
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RArT.olT ToIt.
w. HI. DOLMAN! /!

Wanted, information of Wm. II. Dolman. lately resident of Last Oakland, Talfor- nia. where he has wife and four childrea, who have not heard from him for over yesr. An, one Knowing what has become of him will confer q great favor by ad- dressing Mrs. Wn. II Dolmau. IZ-l, Huh avenue. Last Oakland Cal. mhl-Zw
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

The remains of the late D. W. Mooney. who lost his lite try ing to explore Cata- ract Creek, have been inferred. Those who buried the remains report that not a bonr was broken, although fhe unfortu- nate man fell distance of 50 feet onto solid rock
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11
I. C. FREMONT. Governor. MERAT MASTERSO\.
!. r. KNAPP. Speaker House Representative.
Rn.rnN. Ms. March 9th. ISSI

I''-1"-'' H4. J C. F,ca ,af, iOoS,b9r. M"r1' fa,tcr- s... P,ssr',al of ks Coaard. J. r. k.Gyp. Sj",tsr. Pocscya, f. T.. The President and Directors of the Atchi-oil, Topeka and santa Fe Railroad send thanks to the Legislative Assembly of the Territrry If Arizona for their congratulations on the junction of the two roads May the new trans-cOntinental route be the means of developing the inl- monse wealth of Arizona, and ioining hcI in s;ill clnser bands with her Eastern sisters.
 T. JEFFERSON COOLIDGE.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

Bishop L. H. Hatch, of Woodruff, Apache County, writes us that the Atlantic and Pa. cihc R. R. IS fast approaching that vicinity and that times are lively. Winter. has been mild and farmers are busy putting in wheat. The dam at Woodruff is So far completed as to afford water for all farming purposes.
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Notice for Pa blicatieD.

IAsD oFFIrG- PHDscoTT, 4. T., Feh. ts, iSsi.
 Notice i- hereby giy,n that fhe foii0~ibg hstn-d Hetls- hes lied notice Of hs intsutson 10 uzsks ana prof .u support Of hIs claim, snd nHs shtry thereof 4t the q. Land Of.rs st fF--ootf. A T., ths 2ath day of EErrh lHsl. D. \. Ss Reg, Ihesua- Goodwin. for ihe W offs W and q Y "A ef ' S Sec. I5 Iosn-h Is Essi, sn4 tts .elloa- inF as hs eTtngssea. viz: David V. strs'oB, taIn Muud-, i0ha AckeBuon. and John tioosstr, al of Camp er!e, A. T.. WILLIAM \ KELLY,
 frhi5-Gw Be g.EisT.
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Theatre tonight.

By reference to our telesraphic dis patches it will be seen that a young man has defended the honor of two sisters by shooting and killing their seducer Served the dog right.
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~s- Letter List

Bright. < E 2; Bedford, ] C: Budd E.; Berry, x; Benjamin. E; Conner, L C; Cliff ford. Il A; Damron, J S; Gilbert, z 2: Gray N D; Howard. ] ]; kelluer & Cu; Meadors. W J; McCam, J 4 M Mckay, ! W W; Marchant, Rusher, J; Rose, J W; Stafford, Gov.
 Persons in calling for letters will please say advertised.
 T. ". DfIs, Postmaster.
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Ordinance No. 24.

Be i; ordained by the Mayor and Common cognea oE tke Village of Prescot,. SECrIoS AnS psr-on persons who throw ashes Into any alley aisy way HHrrV~ OTening between So huiidngs shah be guilty of faseKseAilor. Aisd. upon conviction thereof, shah Le hBsi any not les than tSeney Ave fo0r- than thrve hundred 1cliar-.
 WV. KELLY.
 MGycR. Attest: cBk,. B. RU-s, Ecogrltr. pre-U0ft, feb. a1d, Tel,
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r.sI.AND OFFICE. frTV.nTg. AT FEa IFfb Isgt


 No. C..
 Not3c. .. hereby given that A!@xAnder oior. whs~s I,o-tolrs sidrsH. ls Prescott, lAvApsi Couuty A n has this day sei app hestiuu latent for on. fhcf. the -'kCiss Lods bearing I.-.s,u. ret.i. .ith .,,r- fz-e ground tEO huilr,-i fs~t ~if1h .ifs.f, bins and being tu Pipe Mining District Y.v.- fai County, Arzusa Territory, and ds-i.uas.l l, tn. bold notes and otcial pzt ae ir th- office a. I'd No S in Sectiun I IownshiP t', Worth Rznss l. Wet oi fhr i and Salt River nl.TzIi said lcs No h%isa dsssr1ied as foloNs. toNi: Isrsafio1 is ,i.a,s Ey lin- T.. eotnineiirtng at blazsd oAs le inch>s dainstrr, Icing centre monument e claim s saff. sTn boundary Shich Doffce Df location t.,si,A Snd situate ou cuisrupping- of vein 9 As, 36 nirs N To feel to nlcnuneut 1. slate rock sxsxls hsc>- set hal into ground Asd marked \ i: sS .-nto this p0iilt juniper rye, % inches dIaletsr b.srs @S dsgs l.. fost dstaut; s..O Osk 10 ineh.- sad sisfE fr sS IS aislii 5Ens s}.ssd s.s s.S tre@ i0 inches GiAnctsr LsarS es dag. bl nain= -, Js5 feet distant; also osE frac hxzrd besFs n .oo feet Monument No l. slate s feet In groaAd projecting fK-Ii5 tnChr- and Iuarked N HI: ; S from thts corner O.k fe- inches 10 lisnaear and tszsd. beAr- s7 sgs 70 Tans W. 2,5 fess distant: Aso oak tree l2 inches diImssr and blssed, beArs N 21 desTs W. II feet distant: also the $. Mineral AoDumsnt Nc. I. F. e. D.. bears a daes T., Iess fec dstant. lksncs deCs 49 tains W. bN9 feet to Monument ", si.ic stGne u inches ln ts ground proteSfing, sx-xis inche@ and market M ", NE ffoIa this oak trcs biazed ard 1{ inches diameter, hears 9 si.Es W, . fect distant; si feet stAni: a ths q. s- Mineral NuEsasut so T. D. G. 7. tesr- sA d-gs @ r8in [. hcuce sl ders % Islns V. 10 feel to ilsce O: beginning, cont.ininz .as-it0 acFH-.
 said Lith north eztrgs.en 0f te Ecpss Lode ground sre r-qurd Co Ee fh ir sdserse calm wts 10. Register uf the <. Land ofc- a, Prss.Oit. in the Territory ot Arlzous u-tug the siry days of paDt- csriou hsreef lsy si he DarFs, b virtus of tho
 vILLIAM x. NELLY. Register.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1881-03-11

NOTICE is HEREBY CIyEN THAT THE RE9J - lar El8l -t ng of the lh3srs sf thf Artxca CsutFsa La..fos1 Co., -t b. he'd -f fhs 0faoe of t- Secretary, EcbraaFy Ssh. Issi. sl % o'ciock A-
 T CLARK, seorstsry. Prescott. <. T.. Jsnaary Id. Isel- The above fueetiBg is herrty postponed uudi Non- sss. reh zisl Is-l s ihs safa- pace ana hosE. M or,ser af
 E.P. CLARK. sEc HxTssz.
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T. ". OrIs. Postmaster.

Remember Joe Dauphn's benefit al the Prescott Theater tonight. On account of the inclemency of the weather yesterday the performance was postponed MT. Dauplnn has rendered himself a general favorite with our theatre going public by his universal good acting, genial manners and accommodating disposition. Give him such rousing benefit as he 80 justly deserves
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Notice ro the Publs~.

Tbs sg.i.r.iz7-1 notifies the Board sf supry tzc-s taat unsss tas road Is keps i rrJTer reyAir rr sr hs- pFctfilss t3 tils Village BUryi@g Ground. that p,ssnlsztoa eerss0fsFs extended wig be dsfie- Ths u- eors-gBed Soaa resFsstfsl.. sgtfy vlslioFs sho vA t1 tss 1c tsTyasr gsgssd. thzt they mnst so b5 tsss f514 le4..iuz aceusd taiz farm.
 EfEGISIA ROUGH lr.s.s "a. fta-. -+- i.sH.
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rebate Notice,

In tbe Probate Cour, Of the County Cf Yavspa Ter ritoEy Uf ArIzoIs.
 h tss matter of tie FsiEie
 
 NICHOLAS MsgoD. dfcsssei Purruart an order of sad Court. thr iesh day of February. A. D. lssl, notics is hereby given to ta. credit 4rs of. and GU Ir-oss hsyfag claims against ssil uecezse, t0 exhUIt the same with the necessary vouchers, willB rN mouths from ihs brs, publication of this BOtic, Co the undersigned &i Cherry Greek. Co the rOtas Judge at Prescott, ISyaIAi CoLn.y, Arizona Territory.
 GEORGE MABGUID6E. Presc0tf. Feh. Is.h. IssI fz5
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st MONS.
In ie pisfrfct Court cf Th-l Ju.siciai n4-nct,
 Tcsrftor, of ArixgBa- County Of lsssPNi- TE.SCss \. Bs-HFoEn. PisintIs.

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 Tcsrftor, of ArxSBs, County Of lsssPNi- TE,SCfs A. BsssFoEu. PisintIs.
 
 TEBussricE W. WuLtAls, CLfvE
 Hvatfs. skNpEL MoEE, FEAsk -- - e, .. E. EsfSoLrss, DsSffi. HgNs- -' - rS' EE. 1aNEs V. Nc,' sSDLEs-.
 tif= County Of la4apai tu
 the Territory cf AF1zona. nrfts.
 Action hrcueht ia the Bi~srfc4 Court Of the Th.-f 4udlcisl D@t in and fer "a. County of IsSAiai m the Teuit8ry of Arizona
 The Territory of Arizona ssl,l- zFssf5nz to FrrdsF- ics V. Nfiisfns. Davs Rovsr~. Ssrnae More Fr.uk D. Esyno,ds. nsui~l Bsnsrie, aud James NcCaadl~.@ aud the county of Ysyara m The Ter tory of Arizona. Yea hsriy ssnnlsss.s; rs.,nirs e. spresr tn sintln 10 ths District C0u7 of the IAr Judicial tTict. in for he oouufy of YassIa n t Ier1,gry of Arfzoua. Aai the eofuYissnt fled x3sh the Ssrk gf thiz Coarf Pgsss.f Ia said esuty ta copy gf which complaint accom- tzHi- ts sE.IoIs, siiita tety days sxeias4vs of tnF day ef serv~~ sfsT ths upon yoz of surn1uon-. f served ia fhi. eliuty b-' -ssd of 5h- cossfy within .trcs. then within thirty dsge to a other fgrfy 1sgs-
 And poo hsF,ly notified fss if yon fsl to sTg,sr and snsrcr fhe cofnpifst. arts rsuIrsj. fi1 plain tih uth dsfzuli sainsf you ana apply .o ths Court for tho rsiisf demanded sg hr complaint aud and 'ilsi in thfs penaif err-zlls@sf-
 Gndsr nsy hand and ihe ssal e ssia District court ss Frssr-ft. thiz -rrofse day os Azrrb, fmhssea WILLIAM WILEEE~OS, Cl.rk-
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Forty Thousand ID Copper.

The Eureka Copper Mine, situated in tl.e Black Hills, property of Col. Head and Hugo Richards, has been sold to Boston capitalists for 10000, and the cash paid. It k the intention of the Company coming into possession to immediately commences work building roads and developing the mine, so that by the time the 35th parallel railroad is completed to Big Chino Valley. in all probability the new owners will have several car loads of copper mat ready for shipment East This Is only one of the many mines heresbouts ready to become bullion producers
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MARCH WING

Remit Money or Bank Draft in letter, or send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REOIS- TERED LETTER OR Po>ToFFIcE ORDER. Or ders of >5 and upward, by express, can be sent al our expense.
 R. NJ. BOARDMAN. Courier Journal Building. LOUISVILLE, KY or T. J. COMMERFORD. PIP Broadway NEW YORK
 Pr,gcptt Ney G I--0
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A Grand Ball,
 CsDEz AUsFIczs or THE LAND LEAGUE.
 OF PRESCOTT, On March i7th, 1881, Prescott Theater.
TICKETS. TWO DOLLARS

To be had st the principal stores in toxn In canuee Ar Dali Halz. ExUTs charge for supper, si.
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Notice.

Sobc1 i- hereby s1vcn that 0lls fer eleasisag tss streets cod HIls- of ths sK Vf frrsc .ft, under .i3 direction and supervision Of the str-.t and Fire sisifr Wi be reosis ed st th- 0fsce of the vllsg. iiscr'i-r Itl 2. ---. March 5fa i-si. The Counc reserves hs riqnt Ca re-ef any and sn bds. By 0r<r 3l C9taInsu CJ1u1ii.
 CHAs. B. RUSH.
 VILLAGE EEcOkDkz: Prescott. Feb 12il,, l.s1.
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Dissolution Notice.

ghe cotsrtaerzllr h@zrse4sr@ listing t<f~een fks 1SdsrslI-1. knsysa te arfE us usnrs NcIaern4y, tA8s fEs tssolNe4 y lautlal Al p>rsless haviug C.zius szsiass ths aTm Nfn pre~eBt sssas ai once Tor fzy meat zIsa zll parties owing rirnss srrfta as ellcc.
 JOHN HANCE,[nSAr-
 NULlAY NcS gc sA rsrr v.,5a N. IT. E.7, fth. ts-l
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Judge Silent is again in Prescott, look. ing after mining interests
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Exchange O. Greetings.
PEr.r,rrT- \. T March S. 1881

PEEsoJrT, A. T., March S, 1881. T. ls P.,,bi,s,s ( T. d S. 7, nod s. r. R. F C.aJ0R'es. oi J~87fio'.:
 Congratulations "f the Eleventh LeQisla- tive Assembly of Arizona are rendered to the Atchisun. Topeka X Santa F. and the Southern Pacific Railroad Companies, upon the junction "f said roads, --an event which will make a new era in the prosperity of our Territory. and which gves A second trans Continental ruute for the trade and travel of the world.
 !. C. FREMONT, Governor.
 MCRAT MASTERSON.
 President Council
 !. |. KNAPP.
 Shaker Hnusa R.-nrr..1ItafiNt-
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Legislative Gre ing.

speaker Knapp. to-day. introduced the following Resolution, which passed hoth Houses, and was transmitted to the ottioers of ,he two r.GlIr,,.ds which made junction at NJ. thIs day.
 E,,oroi ljy the House. the Council con cuulnc. that the congratulations of the Eleventh Legislative Assembly ot Arizona are rendered f, the Atchispn, Topeka N santa F. R. R and the southern Pacific R. R. through their Presidents. upon the june tlcil nl s,id riads an event which will mark new era in the Pr sperity uf our Territory. and which gives second great tIanscontI- mental route for the trade and travel of the ncfla
 Lo>T- CANARY. EScarcd. yesterday from its cagc. golden colored canary The finder will be literally rewarded l., returning tb. same to
 MRS. MELVIN,
 Mccormick Street. Prescott. March :. lS>l.
 Miner picks. stccle,l, for Fl - cash
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The Council has l,ecn busy today on the appropriation hill. which is about completed